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LEGAL.


chaneery Court OF Memphis, Nov. Term. Iss.
lGIz-N. r. UzJames A. Harvvood admits
traitor Of william f. Eddius. deseased -
virginia Eddlns- Thomas n Fddfns ~ ~
the widow heirs az law. d-lefubufees AMI
c~realtnrs Of said Mm- T. Addins, deceased.
4 The County Court ofShcl by Cogrfv Ten-ss-
see, Dc egiclned from taxing amy rlfthar stems
ll the almluiruatlon Or The esta1s ef eafd ~
q lss that said aalni ulstrarlon De tran.rer-at
f1 Sis q art and O. efslate admf-nferad rrcr
a. inaolVeuts that an creditor. or feoee risir,-
Ing 70 BE- Erel orsr H-r bY note. ae-cr1-f
deer e or Judgment both resident and ron
resident, be restrained non, prosecuting their
clf.innA ~ efN tan amer DIS proceeding.
and ne I.eir elstms wtu toe Clerk ana gissse~
Of Lhistonrt, au+ make tGeu4 elves nrrrias f1
this auit on or before she second N61f4v II
Nay lfs1, anu tbaf a copy o. This order 10 rrp-
Iisfed for SIX weeks il lLe Hnly NemnEEEE
rEAL aud Avalanche. and ln The negspa~er
published at Pulaski, tennessee.
AJoUrTON ASTON
peeeveha % tgef
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Louis Grunaner vs. anderson Hunt Attach
meut suli before =. A. Moore, -.E-
LoEis GronauGr vs. john HUNT Attachment
suit before =. A. Moore, In.
4 FFIDAVTT for attachmaut having bern
"A made in tuls case ia pursuance OF section
tsE Of De crde OF Tennessee, and t1chmeH
having isl uea as inst the e-tale OF Che above
named G~efeu1aufs tor fle sum OF slNr H--llU
against ohm Euut aud 5Iu lJ-I0 against An
0rfe0u hant cue by account. and hove been
returned levied, elc-, 81 is t1eredJrc ordered
thatsai,t defendant enter his appearance ON or
before The 9TH day OF February. bt. fa Hlesf,
answer or aelaur 10 fh7 sJl piaIrflHs rum-
plant or lac same viii be taken for confessed
and the case Set fer hearing eZ-FGTte, ana rhrt
copy OF TINS o-aer be- published once q week
OF iou- consecutive weeas m Tic Memphis
APPEAL. F. A. MDO&E, Up.
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RAILROADS.
MISSISSIPPI
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON


THE above Companies have this day ap-
i pointed Col JOHN MrGUfRk the JOINT
Agent Of their Companies. 70 soius5 All losses
and damages, or Cver-chal ges arising on SO
shipments over the tWO roads, ald 70 att-Ea
generally 10 The bu ineis OF The roads IN
aiem
faIte1 having business relJticns connected
with shipment over their ROAD, " IT call on OF.
McGuirk- &C Memphis ard CharifsJ0n Railroad
odice Memphis, and thsir business Will have
prompt attention.
SAN. TATE, President 81. &C. r r..
A u. WsSI- P.csidemt il G.. T. g.
hEMPTfra. SEQ Vary ). IHeT. fhf I'm
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Remph!s ana CharIeslon RalIread.

TRAINS leave Memphis Daily as follows, city
4 time.
I4rough Express lsuncays excepted am
Through Mait pm.
Ex1'EEas connect At Grand Jun. ton viii AZ
ternoun lrain south ou Mississippi Central kali
road Tor Eoly springs, Water Valley, Grenada,
Jackson fleAsDurg. New orleans, etc
AT C0EtNrH for Okaloua, Columbus Miss,
Mobile. Ala. etc.
ar DECATUR for Nashville, Louisville, Gin
eiuuati, etc.
AT C~HArrANOoGA for an points IN Eastern
Ala1afa1, Georgia North and 5euth Carolina,
Washington Baltimore. New York, etc
MAIL connects at Decatur for Nashville
Chattanooga connections same as above.
Baggage checked through.
Ticket Onice No. Is Court street.
w. ROSS. GeuI Sup't.
". L. pANLEY, General Ticket Agent.
r. %. NoItroS, Passenger Agent. JAZZ tf
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STALLS UNR8VALLED
and Furniture Polish.

lust INTRODUCED. and being adopted by
- ali leading houses in tie maauHrture uf
Pianos, organs. Billiard I1ucz. Furniture. etc.,
etc. Every one who bias % Piano should have "a
bottle OF this Fuiisl. send for Circulars anu
we VIII give full particulars ana directions T.
IS put up in bottles st 20 cents and UceuiS. aut
% here half q dozen are ur1CreC at urce. we VIII
forward. prepaid. by express. Applications Tor
Territory and Agencips received DV
BROWN ~ PERKINS.
General Agents for the United states.
ianlI IEu-daw Eo. ~ Braume ST.. n. Y
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STARCH GTOSE.

fTtHE most -eeououIicaI article tla eil Dr. used.
/ costiGg only aD0utUgE JEsTu I Lu Ile i'll
Jog Of an ordinary sized family.
Gives a tine, ivor5-lIse poll "a 60 uu-u or
musl Il.
E~n=etuallv prevents the iron and aast from
adEereiuE TO tile cloIh-
Make shC linen look like new.
Goods done up vita 10 Keep clean much
longer, thereby saving Ilae .tud lab ln
WashiuE.
warranted not TO iuiuTe the clothes
Twenty-Five cents per cake. LirsItt discount
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< RIAL Blue,

Soluble ia hard as Well ss soft water.
Warranted not to streak the clothes.
Ten cents per box Liberal discount To- the
trade.
Agents wanted everywhere 20 sell the above
articles, to whom we offer extraordinary IN
d~ucemeuts.
Samples sent, postpaid, on receipt Of above
prices. Address.
NEW YORK TAECE GLO-- co..
TAMIL fmgagv Eu Z- Fulton So. New York.
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Trustees Sale

aALENAaAl e AANaAH@ - ANHMM
IN pursuance or a certain deed OF trust. male
I AMI entered lnto by au1 between fhe N-us-
UntS kullIiug and Loan A as0ciaficu Andrase l.
MOn gomsry, A.. Wfisht Hezekiah Cobb Cole
soyc. landy 81 Trice, and Lake w.. Fu-
Iay, trustee daily recprded Ia The Registers
Office Of shelby county Tennessee. iu book 30
81, part 2, pages T. u "a y. lF, ll-i tnd l@, for
the purposes IN said deed mentioned, 4 will,
Tuesdey, March sta. A. D., 1861,
III front Of the Courthouse. GrseuIaw block.
Memphis, Tennessee, Sci a. Public Auction. for
cash, 10 the highest bidder. the following prop
erig. t0-Wir: All The property conveyed % tho
uudersigned iu slid deeo. ard especially tl-
wiz: a certaia Tract oil iand. ln said county and
-ttte, I'm CIvll District Or said csuaty, south
east OF ard rear ic the titg or Memphis,
bounded a. follows BeZinulus 40 q stake or
point on the est side ofCale-e sttesf, Two tI
tn2us roUtr ofthe point wlere walker street
au1 said street 1uterseCL rs lsld down on the
map OF lht tty OF memphis ana is tuFl-o-ss
W. urael- Thence east and p~.rfiei Win
WaiEer street, along lle soufh Uu- OF "a LOT Or
one and e hall acres, ru q BY Al. MONTGOMERY
Oh tle Rev. Mr- Hrane- seven chains aud
links % a stake Tie southeast corner % sal
Draues l1f- thence north Ugo chains 10 "a stake
lu tue 1utn ine ot walker street q. thence east
ctaiA7 20" s"eutf ave AiE' 20 a stake OBJ tho
east ltue and uETtle.Uf corner OF the srfa.laT
twenty acre tahct oi land 700 o. Che -aiu Al
lpla1nrl y solomon EszsI, hy deei oi
seufialy p. 49, 81 corded ll tie ErGr-feFs Of
ncsm said county ardSfa- thence south EtI
ile east Lue o. said rWeurT acre Jrlst. tour
chains oul EtECty-sevlG h-EE In "a sfre..
t.4-Eee west. oEe cham and seVeurr-ave Inss
% O. STAKE A owens northwest co. s-r,
Thence south eght links 20 "a stake g. j. g..
leNln Eof-ae-st 6 rles- fl.u-a Wes with
the uoFin Anr ol aase Iasl-. eight chains f1 o.
stake ON Tine east line of COLLEGE Ilreer. thence
north with the eastlue % said COLLEGE street,.
two chains lad uluefr-fsu- BOB fs eli BEGIN
ming. c1utiulrg Z +-l" aef~. as surveyed
and also one iotcf ground Iu the tIar df Pom
t1rGe- county OF E0utsalc. state of lI-s--- 1ul-
containing about three {. lsr~ Ut srlulH
oeiugal She real estate of said Montgomery In
-1d town. for a more particular d cuut of
WHOM. Is al-lrl and % acre lots. rael-Ir- llfls
to said deed cftuusf. Title believed fI be- zl1I.
Right % redemption walvef. Convey only as
trustee sale az IU O'Clock am
LUKE w.. EINLAT.
rehS ffs Tu-rIe.
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8 + 0 W & PERKINS,
PUBLISHES OF
$ II Z T. II
ND MTeTr RR0KG.

V8TE would respectfully eall tBe attention OF
w ChOir Leaders and Singing school Teach
afs to our establishment. WEeIr Hi kinds OF
Church Music. Giee and AntHcm BOOKS can De
obtained on the most faFoTaDie terms
The long experience Of our MI Perkins I'm
Musical Conventions. tlOIrs. me Concert ruGul
and sunday schools. enables him togive advice
and NORMA ON ON all POINTS Of musical In
teTesr as to the Selecil n o. p optr works ct IL
strucfion. formation 81 Husiell s-huOis-pru-
gress in musical studies, and ItemS OF general
interest 20 composers. ielGeis- talcEers and
students.
with Dromufuess ami q spafCm. Country orders
solicited. and selections AIDE Tor Fupls, teach-
ers. concerts, ETC. etc. ETC.
n--.uN = 49,
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IzECICAL,

EkLLTGHANs PILLS are composed simply Of FeTcta-
Die Acaiclltes. They are Cnthayfic Pills. acting
upon the stomach. Liucr, and BOlCeEs containing
no Arsenic, CalOmel, Blue Mss, or any ether Mineral
substance. The great advantage the Prupretors claim
fr these Pills is that, without the aid Of Calomel,
Blue Mass, or any otheF Minerals they will curo the
most obstinate eases Of CHILLS AND FEVER,
DUMB AGUE, PERIODICAL HEADACHE NEU-
EALGIA. and al affections q q like character. Fol-
low the directions, and you viii find they viii da Ell
that Is claimed for them Try enc box. and their own
merits viii ecummend them ever afterwards.
We have used G0Nig6a1Fs Pills, and have
never known them 20 fail tn cure when the directions
were followed, and unhesitatiHgiy recommend them 70
public favor.
HoS. T. II. WATTS, Ex-Gov. Of Alabama
TJ JUDGE Judge supreme Court Of Ala
EOBEET D~OUGHERTY, Judge Oh Circuit
Of Alabama.
W. q. WALLED Sheriff Montgomery Co, Ala
Hos. ALEX D. CLITHERALL. MONTGOMERY. Ala.
Cor JAS. IT, WEAVER. -
" CRAWFORD BIBB.
MAJ z A. BANKS, Com Merchant. o.. La
GEO Use, Mayor Wetumnka. Ala
NIKE WOODS. ATTY at Law, 200 B'dway NY
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LIVERY article usually kept by Druggists can
u be found here. Ny sJOck IS AL new aHu
uesh, and such as / can guarantee TO nc -
zens OF Memphis. Planters, Merchaltsi -
and all who are IN need OF aus ~
IN my line. 1 Would take this metaoe On
ing them that their 0rdurs viii be nHe4 up9u
short notice ana with such articles AS can ne
relied upon. To those II my lormet ps5Onas
who have dealt with me up ~ the tHnS ~
OF necessity compelled 10 sell out / Wuule
cordially ask a renewal Of their aoquaanetae
assuring them that our past and iofnel ue9it
ings IS only a guarantee OF what the lutnio VII
ne nTomfSine afWayS TO do the best 4 can
The PRESCRIPTION RIM neshs
one of the most Important pfahcnes y -
ApOthecary oieihesAs L1u vHo - mol
skin and experience. will receive my pel-ona
attention. and during my absence VIII os uIs5i
fine control OF competent and earuidi Ai4oAue
corles aceegsfhie at all hours day or nlsht-
SoIiciting an examination Of stoeE anu Drlesss
4A~' IL. II. GOODYEAR,
Druggist and Apolhecary, $40 eesone Z.
deo2J am Near Aon ftfseiep1s, Iean'
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MltcheIrs Patent Cotton Scraper
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!l

KETE wish 10 call the attention OF the ice deal
w ers in the tuwnso on the railroads and river
TO the fact that they can purchase their supply
in the spring, which we are unloading from
barges, AT much less rates than at retail, after
we nave been to the expense OF putting it. in
store. Apply 10 or address
BOHLEN, HUSE & Co,
jnlS 3w 296M Main street.
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There is a too general dread Of pIaes
structures among our amateur fruit grow
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II there Is anything ia the theory that
great injury j. often caused by extrac-
ton Of moisture and evaporation when
in contact with the continual cold, then
il is Advisable 20 leave the vines living
upon the giound until after the cold,
drying winds of March have passed
As the season advances, the circulation
Of sap increases, aud in March there is
more aqueous matter in the vine than in
the month Of January, and consequently
it is more susceptible TO changes Of
temperature, and it is more affected bv
cold, drying winds; but to what
extent injury is caused by c0utiual
cold, drying winds at this season, we
VIII not undertake to saw. There are
those who believe the plant more often
injured by the cold, driving winds in
March OF April than by any extremes of
temperature during the regular winter
Without attempting 20 prove
St ulsproNe the theory, We shall only say
snat our experience for some wear has
peeh IN favor Of leaving our vines ON the
grouho until quite late ia the spring. We
nave sometimes left them even nufil
after they had blOomed and SET their
truiti and once or twice we have fhoUgbf
that We escaped injury from frosfs snS
from cold, driving rain and sleef st-raa
by the vines being on the proun5 -
have plenty Of fruit, when some ~ We
ueighbOrs, whose vines were nesfi, III
carefully tied up, were destitute @"u
GLASS HOUSES.
There Is a too general dread Of ola
structures among ~ amateur fruitgP
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NUPPLkMENT To EVENING NT1yz=ADTIl 2 1861 NO. 4.
TO WHOM ASSESSED.

q sssA rsoB y
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tenth street FWest by
tia depth, adjeining the
north thirteen foss lof
said lot. Etsf -
Petit, Smiths...........
Being the north twenty :,
nine feet four and one
half inches front By the'
depth Of the lot. "A
! hiiltps, Samuel L. .....I
Sewer tax. interest from
July Q, 1856. .....S1@. 90
Beginning at the sousn.
E west corner Of said losl
on north Dstreet. thence
east the one third part
Of the whole. lot, being
nineteen feeteleven and
one half inches, than
north one hundred and
sighty-seven fest ten|
and one half inches,
then west in line % IL.
ley the same number Of
feet and inches - onl
front on d street, and
than O. n 6n~innfu~
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TELEGRAM &C.

The steamer Tshoma, which has arrived ut
New Orleans from Galveston, and from Tam
pieo on the nth inst.. brings positive confr-
nation of the capture Of Puebia. 1t Is repre-
sented that OrieGa, who 10 in great favor with
the Citizens Of Tamptco, and for whom they
would pronounce, has not the remotest csRnce
of success. Letters from the Liberal camp at
Queretaro say tha Dias shot six general otR
GERS and sixty. OF lesser grsde when he
captured Puebla. il is alleged in retaliation for
the October decree
Advees from Chilli state that the questions
Of peace or war is still unsettled, aud there
was either 20 be a truce or mediation on the
part of the United States. 1t was thought the
SpaIiards would make another warlike visit
raiso are still being worked npon with great
asslduity.
Governor Orr has addressed letter to the
sherifr of South Carolina, suggesting the
naming Of certain persons as registers under
the reconstruction act. He states the Qualifi-
cations required, with the prescribed oath,
and the names thus collected are to be fur
nished to General Sickles.
SImms, Bartlett, and Mcguire, the supposed
Bowdoinham Bank robeers, who have been
awaiting trial in the kennehec Jail, In Name.
since last October, were taken in charge by
the sheriff yesterday and carried to Bath.
The Panama Star and HerGld says two Span
ish war vessels were recently cruising near
Santa Martha in quest OF the Peruvian prIva-
teer Royo, formerly the American steamer X.
r. Cuyler.
Spain promises TO give England full salts.
faction for the seizure of the Victoria, hut her
replies in the case of the Tornado still contin ue
10 be evasive and satisfactory.
The Washington Territory Union Conven-
tion has nominated Alvin Flanders as delegate
TO Congress.
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~ 1t rs proposed 10 establ sn company in
Londen to insure husbands against mothers
in-law.
The Petersburg Express says: s.Curry-
Ing favor with the negroes is not confined 10
one party. They are both at it,"
- Fees are mere profitable than salaries
FOR instance, the registrar OF New York eets
S3OtS0 year and tn mayor 5000.
~ Rev. Mr.. Foote, a new ordained priest
Will leave New York IN q few days for
Utah, ITO establish an Episcopal Church in
Salt Lake City.
~Reclaimed women TO the number Of -aio
have been provided for by the London mia-
night movement.
~The word 'white'' has been strusk m,
Of the city ordinances Of Mobile.
~ The "new india rubber neck ana hn.,,,
is probably made of that material hsc.nss.1
finger marks can be promptly erased.-Bosfas
Post -O"ssoH
~The Ohio House OF fRepresen,a,ix.. =.
lore adjournment, refused TO take nm 80
pass the Senate amendments TO the Eirhf nons
bill, and II therefore failed to become 4 Ian
@General Schofeld has decided ths, O.,
feoerate cohscripts are not necessar,iv -
priyed Of the right TO vote ee-
ga pretty and well-dressed voun. ,.s
aiter looking at several pairs of lsyend.r.sy
oreo gloves In store lately, shocked tbe c,srs
., ~ ane MIN which pair he thousnt the
The citizens Of the village OF Norm r..
Cecii county, Nd, under law OF ths Ia.s'
aeIs, nave voted on the propriety OF aIlsw
.ss me eaie OF liquors in that place The vo,.
49, ,s we've ior and seventy -one asains,. -
tna' no sales OF the kind can be MADE the,,. %
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KNOW THY DESTINY.

hNUW THI UG5TINI.
MADAME * n. fH0RkTON. the great Eng
lsh Astrolosist, Olsirvoy ant and Psysbometri.
clan, who has Astonished the scientific GLASSES OF
the Old World, has now located herseifa at Hudeon,
n. Y. Madame Thornton possesses cuch wonder
full powers Of oDd sight as to enable her to In
part knowledge Of the grestest importance to the
single married Of either eek. while In state
Of trance, size deiDeates the very features Of the
person you are to marry, and BY the aid Of an in
strument pf intense power, known as the Psycho-
OF the future husband or wife OF the applicant,
together with date Of mrrrisge, position in life &,
bug. as thousands Of testimonials can assert She
viii send when desired certified certi idcate, or
purDorts to be. By enclosing q small lock Of hair
and stating place Of birth. age, disposition and
envelope addressed TO yourself, you will receive
the picture and desired Information by return
mail. All communications ssoredy coufide ntta al
Address In con fdence, MADAME =. y. THORN
TOR. p. o. Box 233, Hudson, N. Y.
an DSWeely
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PRRR TO RVERYBODY.

FREE TO kVBBYBODY.
Large6 PIP. Circular, giving Information OF
the greatest Importance 10 the young Of both
sexee.
II teaches how the bonely may become be auti-
full. the deepisea respected, and the forssken
loved.
Noyosng lady or gentleman should fail 70 send
their Address, and receive copy post paid, BY
return mail
Address p. o. Drawer. o1,
apsD6Weoly Troy. Y.
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WOOD AND COAL.

COAL COALIl
Best WHITE ASH at Ss, by the ton. All sizes,
saved ssd Split OAK WOOD, $40 Per cord.
:" PINE o. ..
Long Oak, aS per cord.
JOHN B. LORD,
IL 8ly Corner 4th and g streets,
COAL COALlI
AT GREATLY BEDUCED PBIOEs
Gross tons Of 40 lbs, delivered In sny part OF
the city.
Chestnut White Ash. 81.
Stove, Egg and Furnsoe White Ash, $500.
Bed Ash, $8.2S.
Iehigh, 80.
Oak and Pine Wood sonstantly on hand.
Orders received at our once; or at the Wherf,
foot Of Seventh street
ja3eh l6S 9Th street. between and y.
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A NEGRO IN OFFICE.-The New Orleans
Republican says: at is worthy of note that
among the registrars appointed by Msjor-Cien-
eTal Sheridan for the second city district an
pears the name OF Mr.. 7. T.. Thomas Mr.
Thomas is a representative Of the large aRd re-
spectacle class ot free colored people in this
city. He has passed the meridian of life. is A
native Of the city, has been for many years
commission broker in Exchange alley He ia
man OF irreproachable character, and bis an
OF citizens"
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~ MARRIAGE AND CELIBAUY, AND THE
Happiness Of True Manhood. An Essay for
Young Aen on the Crime Of Solitude, aud the
Physiological al Errors, Abuses and Diseases which
c. eAte sdimsnts 70 Marriage with sure me ans
OF Relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of
charge. Address DR.. j SKILLIN HOUGNTON,
Howard Association, PHILADELPHIA, Pa "a IL -sm
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
GASES.

Full Information, with the kishsst tsstsnso-
staLS also, Book on Spseial Diseases, an sealed
eHreIope, ssRtfree. ~ Be sure and send for ther,
ana yos tciH not rssrst for, advertising ply
ncians are generally ,n,postors without referssces
no stranger should be trusted. Enclose stamp
for postage and direct to BIB. LAWRENCE, No.
Ii Bond street. New York no L. DkWly
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BKORET DIslAsKs

eAnA1I1AN's 0IYTis tho most certain, safe and
edectusl remedy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE
az ever discovered. Cures In two to days, and
recent cases In twenty four hours, No mineral, NO
IL the soldiers hope, and Q friend to those who do
male, o3.
eAhARI1ANs Roof AND HRRB JuIcBs-A positfvs
And permanent cure fer SYPHILIS scrofafa, Ulcers,
Soree, Spots. letters, 10. Price al rs per bottle
Sold By B. O. Ford. See advertisement myG
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DANCING.

DROFS. KkEIs' .r." :
- GRAND ANNUAL a
MAY FALL AND ExhIBITI0N,
Penn'a avenue. OPP. Metropolitan Hotel, y
On TUESDAY, tMAy EvEJ APRIL BOTH,
From the success OF our fsrmsr May Balls, We
think further comment Unnecessary, hoping to
Card. Of Admission, two D9iLiRs. Can be
had o. the pupils all the principal stores. and ct
the Academy.
Our Glasses are still open, and will continue
during the sumner-same days ard hours.
The Hail can be rented for meetings, 6c.
For further Information apply during the no urs
OF tuition, or address q note TO the Academy.
ap I2-tf
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mETZEkOTT HAIL..
THE LITTLE FOLKS.
FIvB MIG HTS MORE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 81,
lvERY NIGHT THIS WEDK EXCEPT WE'D
NESDAY.
ILLIEGEk 4 FOOTE'S O0MBIHATION.
CON. FOOfE, col. SMALL,
MISS ELLA NEsTELLH,
TIE THREE SMALLEST PEOPLE H THE
WORLD
THREE GRAND MATINBEs.
TUESDAY, FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY
AFTKRNOUHS.
Doors open att O'Clock; Commence ats O'Clock.
.Asmi.sion, cents. Reseryed Seats, 50 cents.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-23

COSCERr AND TABLEAUX
~ N AID OF
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
TRINITY SUNDAY SCHOOL,
At ODD PILLOWS HALL, 7th street.
EEDEESBAY EVENING. April 18th, ct eight
Tickets may be procured at Metzerett's Music
Store, Bahantynes Book Store, and at the door
Of the Hall.
Adnittancs: Adults, SO GENTS; Children. 25
Gents
Refreshments q. the Hall. ap22a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-23

AMUSEMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
PenssyiYsnis sveuus, near Wfilards' Hotel.
ENGAGEMENT 9E sspiaE rhs EMINENT IRA
THIS TUESDAY EvENISe, APRIL %,
"i Il ESfiRsEY sFsifpa n NV nv sii PinoI eH
written. and adapted by A. "; Yesns, Isa. from
the DasssRoGs sssiGsisG sseaIsGa aSs entitled
PDon DE Tillepreux. ar. J. W. Wallsek.
rss on. NJ w.s ., isSs
MASK.
fhurssAy. April Is, Annual Beusht Of DR. O. H.
He.s, By.iness Manager.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE,
GOES, PURDY 4 OONyERsI's
MINsTRELs.
This choice Combination OF Artists will appear
OnMONDAY EVENING, APRIL 22p,
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
MATINEE on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERHOON. In their chaste and elegant Sol
rees, introducing Kew
SONGS,
BALLADS,
QUARrErrEs,
SOLO ACTS.
BURLEsoUB 0PEBAs,
FARCDs, &c.
Admtsien .....----. - ------------. 99 cents
Gallery ...--.-.-...... 2S -
f1sse RsrsI,S pSns Seat, Is cent. extra"
Boz ofSce open from 10 Q. m. until 4p. N.
Doors spsn att. Performance 70 commence st
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