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MfMfaI.
BALTIMORE Lock HOSPITAL
ESTABLISHED AS A REFuGE PDo
QUACKERY, Run
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE mr.,
CAN BE OBTAINED ICEE

DR- JOHNSON has discovered the M.
DOertains SPeedy, and only EfacfTssii
Remedy in the World for Weakness or IA
BACK or Limbs, Structures, Affections ~ ~ Tie
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary DtSct,lh e
geE, Impotency, General Debility. Ne-SStoAf-
mess, DYSPEPSIA, Languor, Low SpIrtts' ST,s
fusion ef Ideas, PalpItation OF The n OH-
T1midiry, Trembling DfmneEs OF Sjs6,'r
Giddiness, Disease OF the Head, Thr0Se 50
or Skin, Affections OF the Liver ,SNuse
Stomach or Bowels-those TeFTibIs mug,
arising from solitary Habits of YouIh-s.e1e=ss
and solitary practices more fatal TO Ihajr ~ ~
Tins than the song oISyrens 10 the MsTiNlss'
OF Ulysses, blighIing their rn0Sf hS1I1ihNers
hopes or authorizations, rendering InSI[isIa1
&C., impossible. age
YOUNG MEN
especially, who have become the vi.,t,,.
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and deSfr1-SS,. o.
habit which annually sweeps 10 an 1ntISetlEe
grave thousands OF Dung Men or ihs e4y
excellent talents and brilliant intellect I.St
might otherwise have entranced IiStssnT,s.o
Senators with the thunderS OF eIo11apeell hE
walSed TO ecStacy the living lyra TosS-,OJ!
with full conhdence.i CAL
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Man CON-,
Platlng marriage, being aware OF Physicia,
Weakness, Organic Debility, Deforfn1 1iGtAi
speedily cured. AAA4tlss'
He VINO places himself under tbs oo.-,
DR.. j. may religiously confide In HE 6oT,oo..
as gentleman, and confidently reIy T TgaG,T
his skill rs physician. 4'u
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Immediately cured and full vizor restore,
This distressing affection, which rsnSs-s
life miserable and marriage impossible. il III
penalty paid by the victims of lmpropsr IL
dulgences. Young persons are too ami =
commit excuses from not being aware 81 H..
dreadful consequences that may ensue Nov
who that understands the subject win mr.
tend to deny that the power OF procreatt,a,, =,
lost sooner By those falling into fmproneT
habits than by the prudent? Besides bein,
deprived OF the pleasure of healthy offsprIng
the most serious and destructive symntom.
OF both body and mind arise. The system
becames deranged, the Physical and MenIai
functions Weakened, Loss OF PrOoreatiye
Power, Nervous 1TTttabtlity, Dyspepsia, Pal.
pltation OF the Heart, Indigestion, Consul
Iutional Debility, and Wasting OF the Frame,
Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death.
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MARRIAGE.

reflect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote conuu-
bial happiness. Indeed, without these the
Journey Though lie becomes weary pil.
gT1maSe; the prospect hourly darkens to the
view, the mind becomes Swallowed with de-
SPAR and allied with the melancholy refec
ton that the happiness OF another becomes
blishfesi with our own.
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ansnraufe.
Franklin Insurance Company,
aassaa@aa@easaaAA
DTectOT1,
OF WHEELING.
$4,000.

This company now having been organizes
fiye years, and in that time done success
flI business, Is sui prepared to take rtsks at
fair rates on Buildings ofall kinds MeTcnAn-
disc, Manufacturing EstabllshmenLs, I'll = "
tern Rivers and Lakes This company Oh
Iars superior inducements 10 Farmers, WneIe-
by they can be insured on Dwellings, Fur.
piLure Barns, and contents for 3 or years AZ
reduced rates. This being state com PahS
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DEAR DOCTOR

PITTsnURo, March 10 ls6s.
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DIR. JOHNSON,

Member OF the Royal Collegeof Surgeons.
London, Graduate OF one OF the most emf
nent Colleges In the United States and tha
greater part Of whose life has been spent IN
The hospitals Of London, Paris, PhiladeIphfs
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the inosf
astonishing cures that were ever known
many troubled with ringing in the head and
ears when asleep, great nervousness, being
alarmed at sudden sounds, baGhiulneSs with
frequent bluRhtng, attended sometimes with
arrangement Of mind, were cured imme-
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LARGEST CASH CAPITAL

paid in, and surplus OF any company in tn. the
stock holders, most OF whom are among our
REST business men, recommends Itself TO the
favorable consideration of the mSurns
nnbIIc and solfcits their patronage. ApPn-
cations for insurance will be promptly aLen-
ded TO at their office, No. % Monroe street OF
at their several agencies throughout the
MACARTHUR, Secretary
BAM,L MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President
@. N. COES, Asst Sec'y.
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Copper. Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware

S0O LBS. EXCELSIoR HAND PoINT-
OUU ed Hone Shoe Mails, assorted 6tzez
p. C.HILDRErH a BIO,
decls @Masn Street.
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II. s. X. G-J. T.. & 8. A. Cool-
idge. Of the New York Store, have
taken the agency Of the Harris Seam
less KID GL0Ues, and will open this
morning full assortment Of colors.
This new glove is easier put on, fits
better, giving it better form 20 the
hand They give universal satisfnc-
ton, and are. beyond a doubt, supe.
rior to any other make. Also. just
received, a large assortment Of silk
bullion fringes, the lafesf agony in
dress trimmings. We vii move to
90 Main St., between Second and
Third Streets, next week, where we
hope to see all our friends and former
patrons. J. Il. Il 5. A COOLIDGE.
feb25-2t. H
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Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
EVANSVILLE, Feb. q. l8ls.


Council met purs uaBt to adjourn
ment.s Present His Honor. Mayor
Baker. and Councilmea Blemker,
Cook, Heilman, Reltz, Kolle, Kraft.
Muhlhausen, aud Wiltshire
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved, after which the fol
lowing bills were read, allowed AMI
ordered paid: eaat..
Police bill--Day watch $40, night
watch S134; Peter Zapp and others,
work on streets, 1884 H. Jacob
Teich, sundries, g 90; Reitz Il Haney.
sundries, 50 rs; Gas Light Company.
for gas, 1892 o.; L. Bullen, for hauling
steam fire engine, and repairslof same,
sol; Thomas Seiferts.A hauling Steam
fire engine, SIS; j. r. Glover, lum-
Der, s. SO; Bodiam Coal Company,
for coal, $72; Felahackers & Sanders,
sundries, $14 p; Lanet g. Co., put
ting shafts to hose carriage, 500; Sc
bastian Kuhn, sundries, SO; Hugh
Duffey, sundries, SIC 81 ) w. w. Viii
liams, salary as night wharfmaster.
$14; j ID. Cunningham, services as
surveyor, -$135.
The wharf report showed the re-
ceipt of 1922 for the week.
4 sidewalk report for $50 20, was
read, approved and the amount or
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pee MEETING OF THE BREWERS Ass0-
CIATIoN.--A meeting of the Brewers
Association of Evansville was held
recently in this city, Fred. w. Cook
President, and Fred. Kr@ner Vice
President. The object of the meeting
was to set forth to the people of this
city, and within the reach of this
trade, the fact that nome brewers
could and would manufacture as good
beer as that made in Cincinnati. At
present a large amount of beer for
this market is purchased in Cincin-
natl; hence great deal of money is
taken away from the city, in the
course of year, that ought to be re-
tanned with our own manufacturers,
or in the city, and if purchases were
made from our own brewers, who pur-
chase nearly all their supplies in this
city and county, it would greatly aid
the trade of the city. The following
statement will be of interest to the
readers OF the JOURNAL:
There are sixteen breweries in and
near this city. Several of these are
located some distance from the city,
but they are all in this county. The
value Of the different establishments
may be safely estimated at 100000.
They require annually about $4,000
bushels barley, (this is raised princi-
pally within this county, and at the
present prices will amount to about
$300,000;) employ about $50 hands,
ii. e. brewers, coopers, laborers, &c.O
at wages averaging about $50 per
month, making about $4,000 per
annum. Expenses for fuel, such as
coal, wood and coke, amount to about
$4,000; for repairs and sundry ex-
penses, $4,000 Nearly every dollar
used to carry on the business, ex-
oepting what is paid for hops, is kept
in this city and county. The exports
of beer amount annually to about
$3.50, 900.
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e SERIOUS ARRAY AT RocKcAsTLE,
KY.-On Friday last, an alteration
arose at Rockcastle, KY, between Es-
quire Gratsey and Mr.. Harris, rela
tive to settlement they were trying
to make. Violence ensued, in which
Harris struck Gratsey on the head
with brick, breaking his skull, and
inficting injuries from which it is not
expected that he will recover.
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.-.- EXCITEMENT. II There was a good
deal of-ezeitement on the streets yes
day, in CONSEQUENCE Of the news
which had been received from Wash
ington, and all sorts of stories were
afoat. The Democrats were OVER
anxious on the impeachment ques-
ton, and some Of them wore faces as
long as they did on the occasion of
the emigration to Canada of large
number of their friends. A wag re-
ported in a. Democratic crowd that it
had been determined and definitely
settled that both Andy johnson and
JEFF Davis we're to be hung on a sour
apple-tree, which was a sufficient
cause for an elongation of face.
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Notice

'7gfMaEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
- Gtis day sold my entire Interest in the
EEfTEE -saf Blemker, Tillman & Co. to the
.afsEss~ members OF said firm, Wis Henry
Es- 81emker, VIM. Tillman, Jacob Well
SIS n and Ernst F. Oslages who assume
Zatts Liabilities of said firm, and who alone
lEEzcl accounts 10 favor OF the same. -
FEEb. Is, 1868. FRED. KIECHLE.
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Copartnership.

yvs2g78@E UNDERSHGNED. HAVING
- purchased the interest OF Fred.
.t4lssexlle, their former partner, In. the firm
- 81 lemker, Tlllman " Co, proprietOfs of
a1kaE Excelsior Stove Works, and having
ssHgEEs2ed all the liabilities Of the concern,
-.ag9E oantinUe the business at the old stand ,
EEa1ar the firm name as heretofore. 90 y
BLEAlKER, TILLMAN & co.
NJ business of the old hrm will be set
&ea2 st our Office, No. IA Second Street.
EfEabl7 diff
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dered assessed up agalnst Joseph

dered assessed up against Joseph
Venneman.
Another sidewalk report for 1882 96
was read and the amount ordered
assessed against James Lewis, heirs
of D. K. Lewis. G.. Vieie, and Evans
vile National Bank
Locust Hill Cemetery report showed
two interments for the week ending
22d, and Oak Hill. two interments for
same time.
His Honor the Mayor then read
the ordinance for the government of
persons storing coal oil and other in
hamable oils IN the city.
DR. Keller read several letters re-
lative 20 certain kinds Of oil, and also
a scientific investigation Of oils.
After some further discussion the
ordinance was referred for consulta-
ton with druggists and underwriters.
a petition, asking that Ninth
and Tenth Streets In HolZgraf's En-
largement be opened to connect with
Ninth and Tenth Streets in Sharp's
Enlargement, was referred TO the Com
mittee on Streets and Alleys.
Several cases of erroneous taxes
were reported upon, and the erroneous
assessments ordered refunded.
Councilman Kraft asked that Row
ley Street, between John and Viii
liam. in Rowleytown. be opened. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Streets
and Alleys.
Messrs. Kolle and Heilman were
instructed to contract for the plant
ing of trees around Park school house.
Jno. Coleman, @. Herman and
Jacob LORDS were excused from duty
as policemen, and ordered to employ
their time as fremen exclusively.
On motion Of Mr.. Heilman, it was
ordered that a hole, on Ninth Street,
between Second and Third Avenue,
Lamasco, be filed.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
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he VIII - mere WIS 1dERb dL-
tendance at the Mite at the Episcopal
parsonage last night. The young
men had made great preparations,
and as a result all passed off IN the
most pleasing manner possible. An
original drama, entitled the " Leap
Year Ball, or the Miseries of Bach
elord6rn, written expressly for the
occasion, formed prominent feature
of the evenings entertainment. Fair
ladies, with winning smiles, moved
with grace and elegance from room to
room, aud young gents appeared
pleased and happy. 1t was truly a
most pleasant party. The supper was
excellent, and partaken OF with good
relish. This first mite given by the
young gentlemen of the city. may be
set down as a great success, and it
might be repeated with profit.
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To the ladies and gentlemen who
so kindly volunteered their services In
arranging and executing our concert,
held last Friday evening, at Turner
Hail. as well as to the members of
the Crescent City Band who
played some Of their choicest pieces
on the occasion, we hereby tender our
most sincere and heartfelt thanks.
We are also under obligations - the
large and select audience who hon
ored US with their presence, and de-
clare ourselves ready 10 reciproeate
favors. By order of the Hebrew
Ladies Benevolent Society. It.
q SOPHIE LOWENTHALL, Prest.
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BEFORE ESQUIRE EMERY.-Jacob
Meyer, who-was charged with having
stolen a lot of clothes, was arrested
and lodged in Jail yesterday. In the
afternoon he had a hearing before
Esquire Emery, who held him to bail
in the sum of 500, in default of
which he was sent to jail 1t is prob
able that the gentleman will be elected
to the State building al Jacksonville.
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BRIsK.-Business was quite brisk
in the city yesterday. The prospect
for a revival of trade is quite fatter-
ing. All articles manufactured of
cotton are advancing fast.
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BAL MAsoUE.-All the prepare
tons for the grand Bal flNasquk at
Turner Hall, which takes place to-
night, have been made. 1t will, mo
doubt, prove a grand affair. 1t has
been got up under the especial super
intendehce of Mr.. Fisher, Of the
Union, and Mr.. Sehlesinger.
SCHOOL EXAMINATION.-The school
examination will commence to-day at
Park School House, with the school
taught by Miss Ewing. During the
forenoon the school taught by Miss
Dudgeon, at Park School House, will
also be examined, and in the after
noon that taughtby Miss McJ ohnston,
at the Jackson Engine House, on
Ingle Street.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Nor IN PRoPoRTToN.-As my pile
Of greenbaeks i not in proportion to
the 4mOunt Of work / have on hand
[ would be very glad If those indebted
to me for past services at Oak Hill
Cemetery would call and settle up.
feb25-2t j. 5. GOODGE.
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- BLUsTERY. = Yesterday was real
blustery. The wind was high, with a
prospect for rain ASS IS 8tL0E 81 =
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THE CITY.
gTeteOrOIOgieaI COMBINATIONS.

meteorological observations. taken daily
at the JOURNAL Office: FatH Il E~ 8sH
At-A ga. N. noon. 6 p. NJ. MrDr'
Thermometer. 500 So 48o 43o
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-A

COURT OF COMMeN PLEAs[An
extra session Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas was held yesterday. The
lon y case was that Of Skeels vs.. Mills,
a habeas corpus case, of which men
ton was made a day or two ago. The
case was decided against Skeels, it be-
ing decided that the child he sought
to obtain by the habeas corpus should
not be given up. .e
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HALF-FARE-TNDIANA srArE TN

HALF-F ARE--INDLANA STATE TEN
PERAEcE ALLIAgoE.-Th Evansville
4 Charlottesville and Terre Haute y
Richmond Railroads will convey all
delegates and others attending the
annual meeting Of the State TEN
perance Alliance, TO be held at Lndi-
annapolis, on "Wednesday, February
Goth, at half-fare. Delegates will pay
full fare going. ard be .returned free
on certificate Of Attendance
s.r CHARLES w. STA9G.
Corresponding Secretary
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I R.6}BERT f. NEWTON, PM.

dtss- How T~C-,Y uotflers. suffer the agony
e FnsEinr tlC1r /. lie ones snatched away
szEsaz their 5 & Ne Whooping Cough, or
.,-1e1cnerfat s.. or single bottle OF Poland's
SN 911e u =. - toRnd would have saved
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CorroN SALE Triad. ? Gibson
& Co. sold another lot of Missouri
cotton, yesterday, at prices well
up to the New York market. For
low middling to middling the price
realized was 10 to 81 cents. This is
the second sale in the last ten days
which has been effected by that firm,
Ct Missouri cotton, ard in eachlcase
at prices highly satisfactory to
the shippers That Evansville can
compete successfully in prices with
St. Louis, is matter that is now
quite apparent, and there is no good
reason, if larger quantities of Nilsson
ri cotton are shipped here, that better
prices should not be realized, since
we have every facility for cheap and
speedy shipment, and since the cost
of handling and storing at this place
is necessarily cheaper. So tas.-r
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GAS PIPE.-A new gas pipe is being
laid on Walnut Street, between Second
and Third
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A New FIRM.-By their card else
where in to day S JOURNAL, it will be
seen that VIM. G.. Brown, Emil
Schoenlaub and Thos. P. Britton
have entered into co-partnership as
forwarding and commission merch-
ants, wharf boat proprietors and rail-
road and fast freight agents, and will
carry on their business on the mann
moth wharf boat of the late firm Of
r. K. Dunkerson & Co, lying at the
foot of MainIStreet. Mr.. Billy Brown
is one of the oldest and most highly
esteemed commission merchants in
this city, aud no man in this commu-
nifty stands higher in public estima-
ton. Mr.. E. Schoenlaub has been
for years connected With the shipping
interests of this port, and has achieved
a most enviable reputation with ship
pers and steamboatmen, He is uni
versally and most deservedly popular.
Mr.. Thos. p. Britton is an old citizen
of fne business qualifications and the
most unfinchings integrity. These
several names commend the new firm
to the confidence and iberahty of
steamboatmen and shippers. .gt..,
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Erath Stranger than Fiction.

glEwARE, LICKING COUNTY, OHIO,
August 10, 1867.
,sEszxazg. HosTETTE q SMITH:
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4. aa sgug one and a half years since she had
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i1lr9zi ing abe iIaos skillfuf physicians in
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81 hSugnt one bottle. and commenced CIV
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SOCIAL HoP-The social mop ~
Mozart Hall, last night, was one Of
the most pleasant that has been given
in the city. The attendance was not
so large, bat the party was very select,
and all passed Of in the pleasautest
manner. The gentlemen who had the
hop )" in charge deserve credit for
the manner ia which it was con
Quoted. At midnight a splendid sup
per was spread, which was enjoyed
with good relish.
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THANKs.-George II. Fish & Co.
will please accept thanks for favors
valuable to the press. r-f
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-BRASCEEvILLE, Ala, March ii, 1867.
'isAH ssrs- HoSTErTER & SMITH,

Ptttsburg, Pa:
e1aar 5irs-I am hardly able TO express
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.HHIaas the use OF your STOMACH BTTTEESS.
Ll S. ave Geen afflicted with Liver Complaint
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AZ fEac0cuPe Few bottles of your Bttters,
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New BooKs.LThe Library Direc-
tors have created decided increase
of interest in the Association by the
new books which they are adding from
time to time. The following new
publications were added to the Libra
ry last week;
a. Jourueyin Brazil, by Prof Agas-
siz; Prayers from Plymouth Pulpit !;
Woman's Wrongs, by Gail Hamilton;
Guardian Angel, by Holmes; Queens
of American Society, by Mrs.
Ellet; Seek and Find, by Oliver OPP
tic; On Both Sides of the Sea. by the
author SchOenberg- Gotta Family;
Memoir Of Prince Albert, and Leaves
from Our Journal in the Highlands,
by Queen Victoria; Language and
the Study of Language, by Prof, Whit
ney; United Netherlands, vols 3 and 4,
by Motley Colorado, by Bayard Taylor;
Ecce Homo; Ecee Deus; Ecce Deus
and Homo Ekeos from Kentucky, by
Nasty; Avery Glibbon Three Eng
lish Statesmen. by Goodwin Smith;
The Great Exhibition; Cakes and
Ale at Woodbine; Venetian Life, by
HoWells; The Turk and the Greek
-Four Years among the Spanish Amer
leans, by Hassaurek Napoleon and
Butcher, The Empress Josephine,
Napoleon and the Queen Of Prussia,
Daughter Of an Emperor, Marie An
toinette and her Son, by Muhlbach;
I've been thinking, True to the Last,
Star and the Cloud, How could he
Help it2 Like and Unlike, by a. 5.
Roe; Mace's Fairy Tales; Ten Acres
Enough; Carlyle's Frederick the
Great, (three last volumes); Old Fritz
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Northumberland & Sons have
re-opened their Factory for the build
ing season with a large and well Sc
lected stock of Sash. Doors. Blinds,
Dry Flooring, Weatherboarding, &c.
&c AT work made, ia the building
line, to order Corner Of Walnut and
Fifth Streets. fcb25.1W
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MOZART HALF. The ball to 2be
given at Mozart Hall tonight, by
Messrs- Hit and Oelkurk, gives prom
Use of asuccess. A splendid supper
will besset at midnight.