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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-18
MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL.
New York Market.
By telegraph

By Telegra phi. NEW YORK, Jan. IL.
CoTToN-Very firm, with very moderate
business doing, chiefly owl ng to the storm !;
sales, 1000 bales, at 35c. Tor mlddling up
lands. I .
FLoUR-Re 2,499 barrels; marx ct
dull, and nominally lower; but quotations
unchanged sales, 5000 barrels; market
closing quiet.
WWHISKY-Nomina1.9v niq0 To b9sI n
4, WHEAT Receipts, 5000 bushels; market
dull and dropping; sales, $50 bushels of
No. 3 Milwaukee at 81 10. 81 RataA7u'y
RYE In bond, scarce and frmer; free is
dull and heavy sales, 5000 bushels Canada
BARLEY-Dull; receipts, 800 bushels !;
market, quiet and firm; sales, $1,000 BUSH
els at 81 IL for mixed Western In store; 81 10
for do afioat; also, last evening. 2I,OC0
store; 81 10 afioat. F~ e0
OATs-In moderate request; sales is, 900
bushels, at 62@65c for Chicago and Milwau-
PETRoLEgM-Quiet and firm, at zoe for
GROCERIES Dull. -sa..yi rfsiCg eIs bfs
$40 5092I 90, for new mess, and closing at
$40 81 for W estern; $40 37(9l9 50 for old mess,
and closing at $40 81 cash; SIS 50@17 90 for
i = Seller and buyer for February ~ and
BEEF-Quiet and steady. ~
BEEF HAMs-Unchanged; sales $50 bar
BACoN-Quiet; sales of 200 boxes at 100
lO1s for Cumberland cut; lO7s@l1 for short
ribbed.
ages, ut $685. tor shoulders; l0@l2H for
hams. st8a-
DRESSED -Firmer; sales at s1s@SI
LARD-Quiet and steady: sales of 1 200
barrels at I2149l3 for old, and l25z@lS1ac
for new.
BUrrER-Firm.
CHEESE-Unchanged. Vg sff
MONEY MARKET-Rather easier, at 6@7
per cent on call ltt
rEEL1SG-Quet; 914@916 gold for first
GoLD- Without decided change; open
ing at 1857; advancing to l37; declining to
1861 and closing at 1888. .
FREiGHrs. to Liverpool firm, with en-
gaseInents of 81 900 sacks of corn at 517d.
per sail, and I'D. per steamer.
$50 LATER
.MoNEY-Closed easy Ief bras 32n2ttr4t
Il GOLD -Considerably active at 1865 9l37.
STERLING-Quiet but f1rmer at 95s9912.
GovERNAfENTs = Steady closing prices
IO7s4@I0S; 1905 1045s9 1917 IO-4Os 1891. ia.
SToCKs-R. R. is in better demand and
higher; Ohio certificates 26s4926Ss; West
,aiOs; Erie 6lIs; Hudson 'i2sS1815; Mich.
Central lO69l0T; Illinois Central 200 POI ;
Pittsburg 9O1a@9O7s; Toledo l25@l25s4; Rock
Island iOOS 9S4 N So,T YES 4Sgdaa
Chicago and Alton 10S1z; Milwaukee and
st. Paulpr ferred o.. L.4-. 49,, 81
+, MINING SHAREsABett Gregory ran up
to Sl5 80; closing at Sl5 co.; Corydon firm at
So 10; Gold Hill 81 Is; Gunnell 81 81; Smith
& Parmalee 81 80.
H109r05 CATTLE MARKET.
BEEvEs-Quiet and firmer, with light
run expected for next week; butchers pur-
chasing are to be placed beyond contln-
gencies.
SHEEP-Quiet at TIC for best droyes.
SwINE-Steady at .7@71ac for prime
corn fed. ~
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The Weather.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 17.-Heavy
snow storm and blowing hard yester-
day afternoon and last night. Clear
and cold this morning.
ALBANY, N. Y. Jan. 17.-Snowing
fast; cold.
CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-Clear and cold;
eight degrees below zero.
DETROIT, Jan. 17.-Clcar and very
cold
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 17.-Clear and
cold; sun shining brightly.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. livery
cold; fifteen degrees below zero.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 17.-Twenty-
five degrees below zero.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 17.-Clear
and very cold; blowing heavy gale
all night. a1i. {
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Death of SOldiers-LiberalS In Pos.
aiei session Of MazatIin. se4i

SAN Francisco, Jan. 1.-THE
steamer America from San Juan
Delursa, arrived with passeng gers,
She reports seven soldiers now
aboard On the sick list, and
FIVE soldiers died during the pass
age, two of cholera and three citizens
of intermittent fever. Forty soldiers
died on the Isthmus and about the
same number of civilians. The steamer
was quarantined as a. precaution
against the spread of disease. Her
passengers will be landed there and
sheltered by tents.
By the United States steamer Sara
nae, which arrived from Mazatlin yes
terday, has letters received stating
that Juarez was at Durango.
The Liberals were in fact In pos
session of Mazatlin, Guayamas and
Lupers. The Saranac brings 10000
Mexican dollars. p'''A
SAN Francisco, Jan. 16-Captain
James Vantine, pioneer merchant of
this city. died on the 14th. ~
The amount of bullion shipped by
Wells, Fargo & Co., from their Office in
Nevada during the1year 1866, aggre-
gated $50, 100000. i9l ,l ~ 81 s,TI.i y \
Wheat 81 TOOL so; milling -four
extra, Sc so; superfne 81 50,
The California 2 State Telegraph
Company elected George Ell Mumford
President, and VIM. Haight Vice
President; Geo. S. Ladd, Secretary.
aud Treasurer, and James Gamble
Superintendent. bH 20 ff
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 1.-THE u.
s. troops have been removed from the
steamer America, to allow the passen-
gers more ease and comfort, and a
chance of keeping in good health
Rates of exchange and bullion for
steamer, coin drafts on the Atlantic
cities, is p premium; telegraph trans
fers 3 per cent; Mexican dollars are
quoted at per cent. premium: 200,
900 sacks of good shipping wheat sold
at 81 IS per bushel Sc 80 for extra
-four.
The Nevada Legislature to-day
elected james W. Nye, United States
Senator.
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Buffalo Market.

By Telegraph 3H19se BUFFALO, Jan. IL.
FLoUR--Demand moderate and market
steady; No. Spring, Sl1 759l2 90. 80 n4ef
tWHEAT-Quiet; nothing doing.
Il CoRN-In moderate demand; 81 for old,
and 88c. for new n-ad trd+ aE0.
OATS-NofninaI; 50@52c. ,- +,
1BARLEY-Quiet; 81 1091 1014. y Jis7t4 y
RYE-Nominal, at 81 co. T8ngBf o. ellT0
PRovISIoNS-Quiet. ,.s., ......ra br
Tor light. 81 M0YA {
LARD-Nominal, at121<@l3c. --Eo8y~ o.
DRESSED HoGs-Demand moderate, at
I7l5@8c. -nHs en8 9ei3IeE5 liih4 9tta
WHIsKY-Firm 50 1892 40, retail. zGlooI
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ew Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Jan. II.
COTTON Active and higher. Sales of g.
800 bales. Low middling, 3I12932c; mid
ding, 3212@33c. Receipts, 300 bales. Tx
ports, .667 bales. ual
SUGAR-Actlve. Demand fair at l2c.
MOLAssEs-Fair, at 60@65e for prime
choice, 71@72 C. IA 4
FLoUR-Firm. supernne, 81 S71z; extra,
81 75@l5
CoRN-In good request at 81 0711@1 l2115.
iOATS-7Sc. r ~ ID f-ttr
HAY-Firm at S29@30.
PoRK-Heavy and advancing. ~ Mess, SIS.
y BACoN-None offering. affsa1 adt $50 :
WHIsKY-Unchanged
: TOBACCO Unchanged r. le5uii ti
gGOLD-Sl 361< .s.4~so hyen ntHgd
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philadelphia Market.

BY Telegraph PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II.
The snow storm almost suspended bust
ness. ala -rtI safftfstr Cd Nis1nf
10 BREADSTUFFS-iu ll. 4a.tfr erl
FLoUR-DuIl and advanced loo.
WHEAT-Quiet. Red No. 2 Spring 81 so,
Winter 3 Is. FAX II ata \
CoRN-Dull. New yellow g7c@sI Is. -
OATS-Unchanged at SIC.
PORK-S2l@2l 05. s fgU
HAMS-l29123Sc a,.r-i4 ~ =
LARD-Prime at l211@1315c.
WHISKY-DuII, ~ H.-a 8ah
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By Telgraph.l ST. LOUIS. Jan. IL.
CoTToN-Dull; CSC. for good ordinary.
FLOUR-Firm and unchanged. rs
WHEAT-Firm.
CoRN-Easier; 78983c.
OATS-Higher; 6396Sc. l Gg fI
LARD Quiet and unchanged.
HoGS-Firm at S. 3096 SIS.
WHISKY-Firm, at 81 10. Hoer r
SUGAR-Advanced H@2c.; common to
choice Louisiana selling at l2al4c.
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Memphis Market.
MEMPHTS- TENN

MEMPHIS, TENN, Jan. u.
CorToN-Quiet and steady; Middling up
lands at 3Oc. Receipts, 80; exports, 1,52S
CORN-Firm at 81 059l 10 in store.
FLoUR-Steady at 50 50@9 IA for all brands.
OATS-At 90c in store. hE
HOGS-Dressed, S19c 3D. +A4
ESS PoRK-S25 00@26 so.
BACoN-Clear sides at l5@l6c, and shout
der at 149l5c. E,L H.tf fl
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Cincinnati Market.

Ill
FLoUR--Dull and prices nominally I'M
changed.
WHEAT-Dull; nothing done and prices
nominal,
CoRN-bull; no demand worthy OF note;
ear SIC.
OATs-Dull at ACC for No. l.
RYE-Du1l at 81 u for No. l.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
CoTToN-Held at ic higher; there was a
good demand at SIC for mid61ing, but hold
ers asked 3l15G32c. % aar LID
WHIsKY-Dull at 26c in bond. r.-.
HoGs-Firmer at 81 % to 81 70; receipts
$500 head.
MESS PoRK-sold at s2O@2O 50, with fair
demand.
BULK MEATs-Firmer; shoulders re;
sides 91Sc.
BACoN-Is in demand at I23zc for clear
sides; shoulders are hell at 1916.
GREEN MEATS-Firmer and prices high
err. closing. at 81, and 1O14c for shoulders,
sides and hams.
LARD-Firm at 1214@1215c for prime ket-
tie, l2c for prime steam, and ll12c for head
and gut.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
GRoCERIES-Firm but quiet
CoFFEE-2213 to 2615c.
SUGAR-ll to 14c.
GoLD-1351.
MoNEY-Market unchanged.
EXCHANGE-Steady.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Course of POnular Lecture,
YFHHE EYANsVIILE IIRRARv

1.-THE EVANSVHV LIE LIBRARY AS
~ ISOLATION have perfected their ne
gotiations for a course of Six Popular Lee
lures. The following speakers have prom
ised to take part:
REV. Mr.. MILBURN, the BlIna
Preacher" The subject Is left with him.
THEODORE Triton, of the New York
independents. Subject: Our Country's Re-
construction"
HON. CARL SCHURZ. "The Recon
struction of Germany"
PETROLEUM V. Nasty, PM. (wfch ia
Postmaster), Professor of Biblical Politics
REV. WAYLAND HOYT, of Cincinnati
Subject not yet announced.
JAS. E. MURDOCH ~ Dramatic Read
tpgs y comes it Ais health will allow. -
The SECOND LECTURE on THURS
DAY EVENING WEEK, the Nth inst, by
Theodore rilton.
= Course Tickets 81 each. to be had at the
Library Rooms or of any of the Directors.
Z JAM DIFF
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New York DEFY Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Jan. IL.
DRY GooDs-Market very dull; no change
In rates for domestics. Cotton firm, For
other goods prices are sustained.
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Nashville. Market.

| By Telegraph NASHVILLE, Jan. IL. z
CoTToN-Market active; sales of 452 bales
| at 2S@29e-an advance of 12c.a Received,
1 3l8 bales; shipped, 478 bales. -6erg ,1igTol
| .FLoUR-Saies at Sill 00914 SO. 49,,
Y aCORN--9715c@Sl OF. $40 1Ii ~ LhA ~ ~
| IS HAY-S26 O00I27 90 per ton and scarce. . sT
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Milwaukee Market.

By Telegraph MIDwAUKEE, Jan. II.
FLoUR-Qulet. gno-~ 7te rittfqr IiJ
WHEAr-Dull at 81 Is for MOL
ORN-Unchanged.a ~ al 5tHN 90
OATs-Weak at 4Sc for No. i; receipt l.
900 Bushels
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Baltimore Market,
St. Louis Market.

By Telegraph BALTIMORE, Jan. Is.
Market very dull and prices unchanged.
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]. B. Erwin, Md,
Homeopathic Physician
HOUSEKEEPER'S EMPORIUM.


Dealers in Choice Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries. Fine Teas and Coffees, No. rs Main
-treet, Evansville, Ind. dec5d3m.
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OFFICE SECRETARY BOARD OF
HEALTH

Y
wAsHIXGroN, D. c., February ., 1867.
CLARED BY THE BOARD OF HEALTH
Dead CaTcasses Dead Fish or DIAL Of Fish, heaps OF
oyster Shells.
oGals from Butchers Stalls aud slaug ghter. houses
Etagnant Still Water in Ponds MaTshes Sewers or
Cellars, Areas Vaults, Foul ObstTucted Drains,
Water pipes or Water.clos
Foul Stables Foul Cow houses or Cow pens, Foul
Prvies and Hog Sites Foul Premises, Alleys aud Gut
teTs, and Foul Slaughter. houses,
Decaying Vegetables and Fruits Of every description,
all Animal Substances whether entire OrthOse portions
thereof not used as food which may be thrown out
Exposure Offering for sale UnsOund PTOy!sOrs, g.,
Fruits or Vegetables.
All Ashes, Rubbish Shayngs or Refuse Substances Of
any trade, occupation or business which may be Preu
deial to public health.
Filth, soapsuds in Pools, Drainage from Dyo.houses
or Soap Factories,
Sources VI Unhealthy Exhalatious or Odors so near
dwelngs as 10 endanger the health Of the occupants
Horses going at large with Chambers, FaTeey or any
other Contagious Diseases
OyeTcTOW ded Tenement Houses, lnlammAblJ Mate
rial in dangerous proximity to bulldogs
Houses buildings, portions thereof, in state Of
dRpdation or decay, endangerng the lives and prop
srty Of those In the vicinity.
Openings for Stove Pipes, unsecured endangeTiOg
the property health comfort Of the surrounding In
habitants
Snow Ice or apy other obstruction In cutters, pre-.
| venting the free aOw Of water therein,
@. NJ. DOVE, NJ D.,
fe7- Secretary Board Of Health,
The national Republican., 1867-03-05

INSTITUTE OF REWARD FoR ORPHANS OF
PArRIors-Tho corresponding secretary, DR.. HOl.
ton, at Rev. DIR. Gurley's church, Sunday after
noon, March 8, gave q succinct history Of the OBJ
jects labors and attained results Of this society.
The Institute dates from April 49, 1861 and is now
prepared to oIer FREQ pass to educational adyan-
IN Ses In various schools and colleges suited to the
nee,s and individual characteristics Of patriot
phaps, who may apply to tho corresponding secre-
tary David P: Hclton, M; D., l2i West Fifty
fourth stree, New York. Tho secretary is now on
tour Of visit ation to the auxilareS in the West
ern States,
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING MARCH 1867
ANIUSEaIENTa.
ODD FELLOW VS. HALL

n d d F Il L Low s. II ALL {.
FOR "A SHORT SEASON ONLY.
GRAND EIMIL9 AND School MATINEE
THE GREAT hgTE6ESS
pAsApifssk LOST
FROM LONDON, ENGLAND
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY EXHI-
BTrION IN THE WORLD!
Creating the most Intense Sensation wherever exhb
tied, the largest halls being hlsd day aud night to
THE IMPOSING sPECTACLEi
Conveying to the mind Of the behoder the most exalted
HEAVEN
and an awful and Impressive idea OF
E Np sEE Tt dREhT hESpss B5LSw
SATAN AND TIE REBEL HOST BEING DRIVEN OUT
HEAVEN
EVERY NIGHT
PASDEMoNIUM OR HILL, WITH SATAN IN CoUy-
sLTAss VOYAGE PROM HILL THROUGH CHAOS
TO THIS EARTH
EVERY NIGHT!
THE GARDEN OF EpBNi
TBBIR SIN AND EXPULSION
MINISTER'S RECOMMEND IT!
An Able LeeturOr will rtcite selected portions Of the
poem with thrilling effect, explaining each teeue
Doors open PEN. at Z S'slUsk iS commence N as
opportunity to witness this Wonderful Exhibition the
price OF
Cents
Admission to Matinee, all parts Of the hall .25 cents
No HALF.PRlCB AT NIGHT.
Seats be secured at Mr. Ellis Music Store No. 3O6
Pennsyvania avenue, where diagram Of the hall can
be seen.
Carriages may be ordered in wal ing at 80 o'clock
Geptlemanly usherS will be in attendance
So The elegant organ used at exhibition Ia one
Of Smiths Celebrated American Organs kindly loaned
by Mr Ellis No 3Oe Pennsylvania avenue, who is the
so!e agent for the sale Of these superior instruments
A. NJ. D0RLAND, Manager.
=. c. GARDNER, Agent. mSj.lt
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FIRES DURING THE MONTH OF February
Owing to the state Of perfection to which the fire
alarm telegraph has been brought, principally
through the -exertions Of Superintendent Talcott,
the destructive procvties Of the fiery element for
several months past have been restrained to such
an extent that the citizens Of Washington can now
nightly retire without being disturbed with horrid
dreams Of wide. spread conaagrations. During th,
entire month mentioned but five fires took place, III
follows:
February 8, Box 36-Bakery and dwelling house
o street north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets west Estimated loss, 8, 500.
February O. Box 42-Roof Of dwelling house
Sixteenth street west, near N street north. Dam
age slight
February 7, Box 3l-Explosion Of gas stove
Pennsylvania avenue, near Four.and a.half street
Damage triaing
February l6, Box 6l-Chimney of church, Third
street west and @ street north.
February 20, Box 4l-Explosion Of gas. meter
grocery store, Fourteenth street west and street
north. Loss, 5000
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AL sTAP

MEDICAL STAFF.
SURGEON ~ CHARGE.
J.H. THOMPSON, NJ. D., lS4 street, between Twon-
Nsth and Twenty First streets.
CONSULTING PHTsICIAFs AND suRGEOSs
JOS. X. BARNES, NJ. D., Surgeon General United
States Army.
JOS RILkY, NJ. D, Georgetown.
THOS MILLER, n, D., ? street, Washington.
A. Y. p. GARNETT, NJ. D New York avenue.
w. p. JOHNSTON NJ. D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, D. Georgetown.
APplieatousfor admissions can be made to any oflhe
medical staG the matron at the Hospital Orders foI
admission to the free beds Of this Institution can be OBJ
dAined Of the Rev. G. H. Hail. Rector Of tho Epiphany
Church, Of the Rev A. D. Gillette, Pastor Of the Firs
Baptist Church. and Of the Surgeon In charge at his
denee Orders for the admission Of the wives or widow
Of soldiers Of the United States army be procured
through the Surgeon General, United States army
jy2O q. II. HALL, D. n, Secretary.
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CRIMINAL RECORD OF WAsHNGToN.-Du-
ring the twenty four hours ending at eight O'Clock
yesterday morning but eighteen arrests were made
BY the police within the entire District. The fines
imposed by magistrates during the same period
amounted to S26.
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ELECTION OF OFFIoERs.-The following
gentlemen have been elected to serve as officers o
the society known as the Brotherhood Of the
Union for the ensuing year: D. McCathran, Chief
Washington; n. Cawood, Chief Jefferson d. Berk'
lev Chief Franklin; ]. Everly, Chief Wane; G. NJ
Barton, Chief Fulton J. Fullalove, Chief Girard
7. S. Denham, il. Scroll Keeper; j. Adams, II
Register; @. +. Cunningham, II. Treasurer.
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OPr1cIAY.-Gold, silver and shell specta-
clos gold, silver and shell eyeglasses cheaper than
any opticians in the Union at l. Alexander's. 24O
Pennsylvania avenue.
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Joux T. BURcH invites the public to his
Circulating Library at the corner of Ninth and D
streets-No 500,
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G1O NATION AL 01O
AIO BOOT AND SHOE STORE, AIO
27S PennsylvGnia avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets.
Having purchased tho stock and axtuTos Of tho above
establishment, | am prepared to furnish the public
with all kinds Of Ladies', Cents, Mssos', Boys and
Childrens
FINE BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, SLIPPERS, &c.
Determined to keep constaIt supply Of goods in the
above line hope, by strict attention TO business and
moderate prices aided by polite and attentive assist-
ants, to morit a share Of public favor
| ! solicit a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Packages sent to all parts Of the city free Of charge.
mhi.St TH0s. W, HOWARD,
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TEADS AND CHARACTERS.-Hons

TEADS AND CHARACTERS.-H ons.
I'LL B. WADE, JOHE B. ALLEY, D ?. BoTER, J, W.
PATTERSON, J. II. FARQUHAR, 4. b. HAYES, r. L. BUcK.
IASD WV. LAwRESoB, MARTIN WELKRR, S. L. ANc0SA.
Also, Mr.. THOMAS u. DrRAST, n. p. WILLIS with Por-
traits, Blographies and Characters. ISDIAS LEGEEDs
MENTAL TELEGRAPH; Woman's Rights and Woman g
Wrongs; Plain Words to Dig Boys The Teacher Hints
to Travellers; Visiting the Sick Health at Homei
to Parisi Pope's Essay on Man etc In March number
PHRENOIOGICAL JOURNAL Only 20 cents, or % year.
Newsmen have II. Address FOWLER WELLS, $50
Broadway, Now York. mAl'2td&gw
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JoHN T. BuRcH is the one who holds out
the greatest inducements to tho reading public in
Washington.
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THE DAMON DICKENS,

l.
Nessrs TlcKxoR & FIELDS invite the attention Of the
Trade and the Public to now edition Of tho
COMPLETE WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS
The Publication Of which vii be commenced In Jauu.
aIy 1891 and continued monthly until the set is com
pleted.
lie by aGj ding combination Of elegance and cheDp-
ness never before attempted n any Of DICKESs Works,
and comparaIy yely new In book making. II is mod.
elled in iyo upon the 'DIAMoSD TESSYsON. " lately
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h.Oa Of !hH! beautiful yGS%S in P1PS RSsHP9y
pronounced "a model " elegance con.pdctneSs and
chsdpnsss " aud It " IL be the aim Of the publishers
to make the DIAMOND DcKEXs book suitable In style
for tho the library while Its low price
shall commend il to the favor Of all who may desire to
own OF tfHi TIIE 'GI GRRATEsr is LlvING NOVELIST.
The sot will be commenced with the publication Of
'"T TIE IEC CPICkwICK PAPERS Complete in one vol
"%Ij Our MUTUAL FRIEND. Complete in one volume.
DHvIp l'Si CoPpERrIELD. Complete in one volume,
| Ia March.
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Volumes and will be issued Ia two styles at the unpre
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with appropriate dies, per volume. 81 90
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| aSs-i = --'-".. "a oIaratey ja29-u
THISIS TO GIVE NOTICE THATTHE
sui scrlber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington county in the District Of Columbia let,
| teTs OF adminlstTati the peTsonh estate Oi
Joh D. barrow, late OF Washington city, D. c. de.
ceased All persons having claims against the s9it de-
ceased hereby warned to exhibit the same VIII Iht
day Of February next they may otherwise by law h'
| excluded from all bsneht Of the said estate.
OiyOa under my hand this 23d day OF February 1867
| ANN g. BARROW,
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

How DOES JOHN II. BURoH hold out the
greatest Inducements to the reading public
The national Republican., 1867-03-05
TNHE WASHINGTON HOMGOPATH.
&c DlSPRESARY.

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This charitable Institution, 90 much needed in TIL
city will open on MONDAY, October %, on street,
sll, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
GUARDIANS;
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ,
JOSEPH II. BRADLEY, ESQ.
WIN. g. HUNTINGTON, ESQ,
GEORGE B. BAKER, ESQ,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR
JOHN O. CLARKE, Treasurer.
T. S. VERDI, NJ. D., Secretary.
At this worthy Institution the poor people OF our city
will receive medical attendance and medicines free Of
charge. ,,
The Dispsnsary being supported by free eOntribu'
tlons all those we'll disposed towards the poor may
send their contributions to the Treasurer, John t
Clarke, Esq of the Bank Of Riggs Co., or to the see
rotary Dr. T. Verdi, 26s street. between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth, r
The rooms will be opened from to p. IN, daily,
Sundays excepted, -
DTs. I. s. Verdi, OF Washington, and G. S. Verdi, Of
Georgetown, aud any other physician willing to assis
In the good work, will be In attendance.
oaOn 9" s. VRRnT u. D., Secretary