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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Republicans
yesterday were quite busy collecting
in little stakes which had been made
on the result of the election.
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BE% Fifty barrels choice Winter
apples at s.. BABCoCK 81 STEELE.
oct23-2t
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DEB

Tyler. On Friday corning the 2Sd
instr HHERY TEzER. aged IS years.
The funeral Will take place on Sunday
morning, at 1OL o'clock, al johnson
Chapel. Friends of the family are invited
to attend without further notice.
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BF We want every Western buyer
10 come and examine oar stock of
ladies' and gents furs, and If we can
not compete with any house in the
country We viii make them a present
of a set for their trouble.
T. a. WEBER & Co.
oct24-1t Sign of the Bengal Tiger.
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FLORENCR SEWING MACHINE.

IS
Warranted as the best In the world
for family use.
OCH
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REAL STATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing is the list of real estate transfers for
the week ending the 2Sd, as appears
from the record in hsaAuditor's Office:
Henry e.. BIeInker 10 j.. viii. Barbour,
Lots % and -, in Block /, in Goodsells En-
largement. tor Sl75.
Lot No. q, in Block "A, in City; for
81. 0G0. ~
Jacob Riefin to George A. MehE. Lot
NO. 6, in Block IL, in stock wells ENLARGE
ment, for 81 LOO.
John Kehoe end DenRis Kinney to
Nicholas KeIL. southwest quarter, north
east quarter. Section 4, T. 8, south of Range
10 west, fOr2i 600.
John j. Chandler to Frederick Holder,
Lots Nos. 8 and 4, in Block NO. II, in the
Southern Enhancement, forS7O.
VIM Grant to jacob Reinin, Lot 10, in
Block 8, in Arehef's Enlargement, for $500.
= Henry q. stephens lOgFrank ROhman.
west half, northwest quarter, Section p,
7. Z, south of Range IL vest, fof $1,000.
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ANEW supply of stylish hats and
caps, just received, at the Tigers
Headquarters. The latest novelty is
the Young Gents College Cap.
oct24 1t
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Planes! Pianos !

MelodeOns! NeI0deOns!
Secondhand Pianos and Melodeons
gerry cheap for cash, at WARREN's,
oct242E No. 81 Main Street.
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COMING SOUTH.
Ta,ra Haute and Indianaanhs.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
VINCENNEs
LINES-

To LoUTsvTLLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock AM. Every Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 9
O'Clock P. n.
TO CAIRo-DaiIy. except Sunday. at 5
O'Clock p. n.
To GREEN RIvER@Every "Wednesday
and Saturday at 6 O'Clock ?. n. Every
Monday and Thursday at s O'Clock II.
To EAsTPoRT. Every TUESDAY anu
Friday at o'clock P. NJ. -
7 To HESDERsoN-Daiiy, except sundays
nj 3 o'clock Pm. 80
To NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at tour
m.
To MEMPHIs-Semi-weekly.
RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boon-
vflle0 carrying the mall, leaves at z A. Msg
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by TIP. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud Saturdays. liz.
New Harmony Mail Stage caves Mon
days and Friday at 7 A. N. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by Ar. N.
Mt. Vernon Mail stage leaves daily Tex
cert uudays) at A. n. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays) by 2 P. NJ ant
To NEWBURG.-HacK daily teXcept sun
zay) from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
aATTTRnAX OrTORFR "a. 1868.
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CeLTAx nv EvAEsvTLHE.-It viii
be ssea hy the announcement this
morning that Ron. SCHUYLER Coz.
FAX, Speaker of the United States
House of Representatives, and the
Republican candidate for Vice Presi-
dent, will visit Evansville on next
Friday, October Both. There will
doubtless be a general desire on the
part of the people. not only of Van
derburgh but of the adjoining coun-
ties, to see and hear him. In order
TO accommodate them as far as possi-
BILE, the Railroad Company, it will be
seen, propose to carry passengers at
half fare rates, and the packets, (both
Cairo and Louisville at ~two-thirds
the regular rates, and make special
arrangements to delay departure till
the close of the night meeting.
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MARRIAGE L-ICENsEs.-The following is
the list of marriage licenses issued by the
County Clerk for the week ending the
23d inst:
Philip Sneider ard Christiana Mack.
James D.. Parvina INC Nettie l.. EhrRan.
George IL. Lang and EinsteIn FelS.
George Kerth and Louisa Harrah.
PetereMunier and Barbara PAUL.. f.
Thomas 4. BIsnop#nd LOden1a McNealy.
Jacob Miller q FrancIAca FIscher.
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ROBERT SMITH.

u m e { "a TX q n,
MAIN STREET, BET. Fourth and Fifth
EVANSVILLE, IND.,
Has just received a Eew Hearse. the finest
ever In the city. A large assortment of
Metallic Cases, CaAkets, and Collins kept
constantly on hand. tjv eSdsm.
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EIaHTH WARD MEETIEa.-There
was q fair attendance at the Eighth
Ward meeting. at thelwigwam, last
night. Mr.. John Greek acted as
Chairman. 1t was ordered that all
the lamps be brought in at the next
meeting, which is tvatake place on
Wednesday evening. The Republi-
cans of that ward are In earnest. and
will do good work. Mr. F. w. Brink
.mever made q donation of twenty
dollars to tho ward fund, which vas
appropriated to the Evansville Cor
net Band. On Wednesday night it
is hopedtAat every Republican in the
ward will be in attendance.
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DENTISTS.

MANUFACTURER OF CDWTTWUs
kEA Gus Gum work, Gold. Silver, Vul-
eanite, COralte, and Amber Plates, Carved
Work, Arlificie Faiates, DC.
ADMIN ESTRATOR Of Nitrous OLidF
Jan excellent and safe aRRstheuc), Chile
reform, Ether, and also several local psTd
lyzers.
&IGURALGIC Afeetious treated.
M1 FACILITIES are as good and us
estaolishnaent as large consisting OF F1vh
rOOmsJas any in the United States.
4 RETURN My THANKS for the aEr
tenslve patronage received during the past
EIGHT YEARS. mchM
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PERsoNAL.-Prof ThomasH Holmes,
President of the Union Christian
College," located at Merom, Sullivan
County, paid US a visit yesterday. He
represents that Institution as in a
Aourishing condition. The annual
examination takes place early in De-
cember. -'i
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICIAL.

LETTERS RETAINING in the
at Evansville. State of Indiana.
on the 23d day of October, 1863.
Persons calling for any of these letters
viii please say Advertised, I" giving date.
nWuxzS
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MEMrHIs-semI-weekly

"a. 1868
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80ARDTEGs

BOARDING 10 Second Street, be-
do tween Sycamore and Vine, In the
house lately ofcupted by Mr., VIM. Buck.
Three large furnished rooms, suitable for
families. Day b3araers Waurea.
au22 dtf MIS-. Q. A. EuLLEE.
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UOnsiderabIe evidenoe was given. busy scene.
Evening star., 1868-02-22
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES

CLEyELAND, ONO, Feb. 22- The brick
block of houses at the corner OF Prospect and
Sheriff streets, were burned this morning The
following are a list of the houses destroyed:
Patterson's boarding house, loss Sl2,OOO; in
sured for $500 Spencers merchant tailor es-
tablishment, loss S5,O00; nsured for S},5OO: tw
ladies' confectionery establishments, loss 100;
uninsured. About one hundred boarders were
thrown out OF homes, and the most Of them lost
nearly all their clothing. Several narro WY
escaped death, and some of them had to be let
down from the windows by ropes. One woman
jumped from the upper window and was badly
injured. Total loss S75,OOO.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-iarfield's japanned ware
and skate man nufactory was destroyed by fire
last night The loss is stated at ss6,0cO The
building was valued at S16,U0, and was insured
for Sl1,ocO. The insurance on the stock and
machinery amounts to S45,0O.
Evening star., 1868-02-22

UNIFORM SYSTEM or SMALL CoINs.-In the
House yesterday, Mr.. Kelly introduced a bill
(Which was referred to the Committee on
Weights and Measures) to establish a uni
form system Of small coins. II provides
that, from and after q date to be here
after specified, there shall be coined at
the mint of the United States and its branches,
The following pieces, to be composed of one
fourih nickel and three-fourths copper. or es
near that proportion as may be, viz: A piece of
I'D CENTS TO weigh 10 gramms, or 154 grians;
and pieces Of cents and cents to be OF pro-
pOitional weight, and piece of cent TO weigh
IL gramms- The present coinage of 10 cents
and under, OF Whatever metal or composition
and the issue of Treasury notes of ten cents
shall cease. In adjusting the weight of the
COINS provided by this act there shall be no
greater seyiation allowed than three grains for
the csnt piece. and four grains for the other
pieces, and IN manufacturing the coins and
accounting for the same and for materials used
the same duties and responsibilities shall
deVolye upon the respective officers of the
mint as are now required by law. The same
Ieesl penalties as are provided by the act of
May 10, 90, in relation TO the coinage of five
cent pieces shall be IN force for counterfeiting
any of the coins provided for by this act. or
WnPly issuing or passing such counterfeit
shall be legal tender TO the amount of one dollar
M any one payment, and no more. The Treas
uTsr of the Mint or Branch Mint shall keep and
render an account OF the prof. arising from
the coinage prov Ided for by this act; that is to
say, the difference between the cost of the
metal, the necessary labor and machinery
with the expenses of distribution of the CONS
en- the one hand, and the amount received
Tor such coins on the other: and these profits
al hfll he held as fund for the redemption of
tie coins of bronze or nickel copper. wi hen pre-
sentsd IN sums not less than SlOO under regu- =
latIOns made by the Director of the Mint. with
the appreciation of the Secretary of the Treas
uTy. The coins provided for by this act shall
b. procured and distributed in like manner a.
~ now provided by law In regard to pieces of
bronze or nickel copper.
Evening star., 1868-02-22
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE SENSATION.
opinions of the New York and Philadelphin
Press.
Especial Dispa,ch to the s,.rJ

Especial Dispatch to the Stsr.1
NV YORK, Feb. 22.-The Tribssc leader on
the removal of Secretary Stanton is looked
upon Is favorable 10 the Impeachment Of Presi.
dent johnson.
The HrGld says the move of the President
looks like conflict between King and Parlia-
ment TO a crisis; that IL the Radicals fail to act
promptly and decisively they are gone. Ifthey
attempt to act decisiyely they may fail and
from their failure Andrew Johnson NAV cut
out all competitors and walk over the broken
fragments OF the Republi an party into the next
Presidency.
The WJrtd says that when the proper time
comes, for the forcible election of Stanton
stanton and Grants disobedience OF orders
viii be but slight obstacle. He is bound to
obey the order OF the President The right of
command implies the duty of obedience. If
Congress tells General Grant not to obey it.
thereby attempts to strip the President Of the
command OF the army, an attempt which can
succeed only by the overthrow of the Constitu.
ton. The instructions of the Senate to Mr.
Stanton are plain usurpation of authority,
ana an lmprudent intrusion into the Executive
Department.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2.-The Morning Post
demands that Congress shall at once impeach
the President for his last act; that we are dis
graeed as a nation, If they do not punish him;
the honor of the country and the safety of the
Government demands il.
The Press says that Andrew johnson, by the
wrath of God, seems at last to have eliminated
his career Of shame disgrace and crime. II he
can so far forget his commission, his oath and
self, he must repeat the tragedy Of April 18th,
1S61
Evening star., 1868-02-22
MEAlCAN NEWS.
General DiaZ Granted Leave of Absence
Navarro Thrown into Prison-Seno
Romero on Finance interests &c

Navarro Thrown into Prison-Senor
Romero ON Finance Interests. &c.
HAVANA, Feb. 2l.-The mail steamer has Ar
Tlyed from Vera Cruz.
General DiaZ has been granted an unlimited
leave OF absence In consequence of an accident
which occurred to him at Oxaca, and from
which ne Is slowly recovering at the capital.
sanchez Navarro has been thrown into
prIs on, but the cause of his arrest has not been
made public.
The supreme Court Of Mexico was opened
on the 1lth instant.
The weather at the Capital was unusually
cold for the season
The accounts from the colony OF the ex Con
federates at TuoxsaD are favorable Eight
SpanlaTds had been expelled from the capital
as dangerous characters. The subject of kid =
mapping had been discussed in Congress. A
battle had taken place at Huasco between the
regular troops and party of bandits. Twenty
of the latter were killed. Senior Romero, Min
ister of Finance, is engaged in organizing the
finances. The debts of the French nation will
be compromised. Mexico will not recognize
the intervention of France. The Government
will send a Minister to Italy.
Evening star., 1868-02-22
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

lBy cable 10 the Associated Press.
LONDON, Feb. 22-Forenoon.-Consuls 80 "a
SO for money and account. American securi-
tios are agitated by the recent news Illinois, 81;
Eries, 46a; u. s. 5-20's, 71k.
TRANSPORT, Feb. 22.-U. 5. 5-20's, 70.
PARIS, Feb. 2.-The bourse is firmer and
rentes are animated.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. - - Forenoon - Cotton
quiet and unchanged; the sales will not exceed
lO,WO bales. Orleans, l04d. Breadstuffs quiet;
Lard excited at 56s. Cd; Bacon, 4Os. 3D.; Tur-
Pentine, 3is.; Tallow, 41s, cd. Other articles
rnchanged.
ANTWERP. Feb 22-Petroleum firm at as
francs.
SOUTHAMPTON, Feb. - - Evening The
steamer Allemania, from New York, on the
llth instant, arrived at O'Clock this morning
LONDON, Feb. 2-Evening.-The steamer
Celia, from New York on TIM 9th instant
arrived late yesterday. Consols, gS3; u. 5.
Five-twenties, 7lh; Illinois Central, 7sH;
ErIes, i5A.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. .S2-Evening.-Cottonc closed
easier, and declined I'D. Uplands, to arrive,
9kd.; ON the spot, 10d.
Evening star., 1868-02-22

The TYING TEIAL.-The New York World of
yesterday says IT Is generally understood in re-
heious circles that the Board of Presbyters.
who had charge of the trial of the Rev. NJ.
Tying, have decided that he violated the canon
IN relation TO parOchlaI jurisdiction, and that
be snOuld receive public s-admonition. /" W hich
rs the mildest penalty provided in such cases
There IL, however, rumOr that some of the
members of the court will present a minority
report, which " III be based on the facts en-
bodied IN the defense of Mr.. Tying by Judge
Eullprfop
Evening star., 1868-02-22

COUNTERPART ONE THOUSAND DOLLAR
NOTEs.-Counterfei:7 80 United States Treas
uaTy notes of the denomination of S1,OOO dated
June 18th, 1855 differing materially in the run
OF numbers WITHIN which those originally pre-
sented were includedl are being received at
the Treasury department for conversion
The public are therefore notified. that it will he
Tor the interest of those holding 80 notes as
well as Tor that of the Government, that all
notes Of the issue of June IS, 1866. should be
Immediately forwarded to the Department for
conversion.
Evening star., 1868-02-22

THE MARYLAND SESATORsHIP.-In the Ma
ryIand Senate yesterday the communication
from Hon. b. +, Wade, p -sident pro tenn. of the
United States Senate, announcing the action of
that body in the case of Hon. z. +. Thomas,
was received and referred to the Committee on
FEDERAL Relations. Subsequently a message
was received from the House proposing that
the matter be referred TO a special committee,
Iut the Senate refused to concur
Evening star., 1868-02-22
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
EILsT GRAND
+ MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL

LNILST GRAND
+ MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
TO BE GIVEN
POST No. 2, @. A. &. a
At CARUSI HALL, c orner lIth and sts., ~
TUESDAY, YEBRUARY 2srH.
Proceeds to be given to sick and wonnded
Union Soldiers and Widows, and or ph ans of SOL
dIers killed in the late war
Supper to be served in the building BY Geo r
Downing, the celebrated caterer OF New York
Music by holy Hill and 5th U. 8. Cavalry Bands
Committse at Laygs:
Ma. Gen. Jno. A Logan, Gen. n. P. Chapman,
Gen. W. A. Pile, Gen. II. X Paine,
Gen. A. g. Harding, Gen. A. Cobb,
Gen. C. X. LippincOtt, Col. J. W. Shaffer
Captain j 7. smith
N.B.-The Committee request that all Military
and Naval officers will apps or in full uniform.
By order Committee of ARRANGEMENTS
fe 0-3ts l.. B. CUTTEK, Chairman.
Evening star., 1868-02-22
RECEPTIONS.

WsARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE that the
LADIES of the Executive Mansion. Mrs Patter-
son and Mrs. Stoyer, will be at home on Mon
day evenings, after seven o'clock. The even
ing mas been fixed upon for the drawing-room
receptions of the ladies in lieu of the afternoon
q. during last season, and they will receive
every Monday evening until further notice
MRS. POSTMASTER GENERAL RANDALL will
hold receptions on Wednesday afternoons Of
each week.
TEE LADIES OF SECRETARY BRowsIxa's
fAsILY will receive their friends, as usual, on
Wednesdays, from 12 to o'clock, p. m. Resi-
oence on Montgomery street, Georgetown
Heights.
SfEAKKR COLLARS RECEPTIONS are to be
every Friday evening, from sK to IL p. m.
The receptions Of the Speakers mother and
sister, Mrs and MISS Matthews, for ladies, and
gentlemen accompanying them, will be every
Wednesday afternoon, from to 4 p. m. The
Sp-aker's weekly receptions will close on the
isst Friday of March.
Evening star., 1868-02-22
wASHINGTON,S BIRTHDAY

AUGUSTA, ME-, Feb. 22.-The anniversary OF
Washington's Birthday was celebrated by the
Maine Commandery of Loyal Legion, in Gran
lite Hall. Gov. Chamberlain presided, The
Grafton was delivered by Gen. J. NJ. Brown, OF
Portland, and poem read by Gen. Horace h.
Sargent, of Boston.
BALTIMORE, Feb. S2.-All business has been
suspended, and to-day is being observed as a
holiday
Evening star., 1868-02-22
THE GREAT SENSATION.
What they Think Of il in the West.

ST. LOUIS, Feb 22.-President Johnson's an.
pcintment of Gen. Thomas Secretary of War
I'D interim causes considerable comment here
1t is probable that the Presidents action will
influence the Republican State Con vention at
Jefferson City somewhat
Evening star., 1868-02-22

WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY.-UsUally this is
holiday her but the excitement to-day is so
intense that but little attention is paid to any
thing but the War Department trouble and nm
Peaehment. The Departments are closed and
tht flags fly from the public buildings Hun
dreCs of people are upon the streets, not b.nt
T. on pleas urs but going about to hear the latest
II We, " Lille the Capitol IS crowded.
Evening star., 1868-02-22

NATIONAL THEATER--This is the last nigl {
oi the JaI anese Troupe, as on Monday night
Lady Don and the stock company of the Ma
uCnal will appear in the new and noted pIay
hcg,s diversion, OF Broken Vows" which
Great d asensaiiOn IN Lonton and subs sauuentIy
IN New York.
Evening star., 1868-02-22
AC0-OPEKATIVR BUILDING
S AND DEPOSIT Associations
CAPITAL STOCK. $4,000, 900.
NUMBIR OF aHAREH nm

VI odAkES, 1000.
VALUE OF EACH SHARE, $500
MONTHLY DUES ON EACa SHARE, o. 2s
Msst'ne--sECnND THURsDAY of each month
at Temperance Hall.
subscrirtioDs for stock received and copies OF In.
constitution gIstuitously furnished By any ono OF
the of5cers or Directors.
Given } 10th street, between d and & sts
Vice Prtsident-yOHN PFAU, Treasurer, o
Office, Treasury Department
Treasurer-JOHN r. ELyANs, u. B. Eivans 4
Co.. 500 Pennsylysnis syenns
secptary-G. ALFRED HALL, 500 Ninth street
DIRECTORS:
THOMAS NeRFLEtT. fKnessi b Eornsot) A99
7th street.
rLbnRT Q. HALL, Collector Of Taxes, Oity Hall
eoi- WIN. L. BRAAHALL. Coll .ctor q Once, City
4, Hall
,MAUGH TreAsurers Once, Treas Dept.
GAsiD LAME. War Departnssnt.
1eg; SDhn UkOOKE q. City Poet OlhcA.
4 EEAEE- Bniid.r. S35 NJ street north
sAPkuGH. A62 Iish street
slhAs.s cor ssh and N streets
tL1ts!. Chr0n., Rep. Sun. Hes.. Exp. Con- o. I'll
Evening star., 1868-02-22
FROM NEW YORK.

Gold Going Up
NEW foEK, Feb. 22.- q old on the street, IisX
alr%S.
All places of business are closed. to-day bel az
Observed as general holiday. Flags are fiy-
ing and the military paradiRg.
Evening star., 1868-02-22
EMoCRATIC CORPORATIONELECrED

INptCIaI DE pdtCh 70 tnr Std[.I
ALTOONA, Pa, Feb. 22.-The first election
under the new city charter took place yester-
day The Democrats elected their car ddates
for mayor and city treasurer, and a majority of
councilmen
Evening star., 1868-02-22
A G KNTS WAN TED
LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST-An Embossed Gold Band BRACELET
marked inside :" M. x. S. from s. v. s. H"
either in the r street cars or Sheldon's Dancing
Academy. Five dollars reward If returned to No.
north A street. fe 2-Nt
e < REWARD-Lost on evening Of 18th Februs-
evC ry, Newfoundland DOG. Jet black months
old named Nero" The above reward will b.
paid to the person returning the log t. No. 331
18th ST., bet. / Al X SITS. fe ,O-3ts
CIA REWARO.-Lost, a small gold BRACR-
ep U LET, set with turquoise, &c, supposed to
be lost in front Of residence of Secretary Of the
Navy last night. The above reward will be
paid for its delivery at residence of Admiral SHU-
BRICK cor. II at and Conn. avenue fe % at
Evening star., 1868-02-22
REPUBLICAN JUDGE ELECTED

ISptclaI Dlspaich 70 the Star.
TYRONE, PA, Feb. 22.-At the election held
in this city to-day, Calderwood, Republican,
foT Judge, was elected by twrnty-s majority.
Evening star., 1868-02-22
BURNING OF A FERRY BOAT.

Especial Dispatch to the Star.
NEW YORK, Feb. 22-Iast evening one of
the boats belon ging to the Green Point Ferry
Company was burned to the waters edge Loss
sixty thousand dollars.
Evening star., 1868-02-22

- From j. ShillingtOn, Odeon Building, we
have ta11y copies of The Gal11y, The RIrers ID.
hCed-tn>, and fhs Nursery, for March
Evening star., 1868-02-22

UEf"UkDRY NJ. 4. CHURCH, eornsr I4th
W sni strests-Bi-hop JAMES will prea
.,ei,ck. The public respectfully Invited to
N@I %. u F.-HARMVNY LODGE, No 9
Ial TO MUkkow Sunday yIAFTERV00N, at ~
So'a,k- o. attend the funeral Of our late brothsr
M nl = OF sister Lodges are respectfully invited
e. N with u.s. By SSiSr & Sfs s;,Grr D., s.,
n-RIMEMBEH PROF $ FOwLER's
US tRnstSLtcfUREs at METzEROrr HALL,
'h hoNDA' WEDNESDAY.
aud FkIDAi EVENINGS. },
,,sIsy ~ , Sn M Phrsno ogy ssUSl.d TO Self;
\. EiiustiOns at th- Ebbitt House fe s5st
NJ FMisHLER's CELEBRATED BITTERs.
EIsHLER's BIrTEks ar, now sold BY me
NtSlesa'e snd retail. '
ARTHUR sATHANs, Druggist,
ftL-t sOuthesst corner 2d and ID sts
n=MISsIONAkY SERVICES
9e.loy Chapel. cerner 9Th and streets. The
Missionary nniyersary Services. which were post
I'asd from February 9Th, Sil be hold without fail
10 MORROW tSuIdsy } February 23d, at Wesley
Cispei corner of S!h and streets.
lIeschins st A O'Clock a m.
IN the evening, commencing ~ O'Clock the
sunday school Anniver-.ry win take place
1.q % Baltimore and the offerings Il the classes
vi be EIe-ented, accompanied by suitable mot
1e al thss- services tue public is invited. IT.
TLECTURE FOR THE CLOTHING AND
EDUCATIoN OF POOR CATHOLIC
CHILDREN,
Under the auspices Of the Young Catholic Friends
Society, by the
kEy. J. I. HECKER
superior ofths Convent Of st Paul Me- ysrt Ci,v
tCARROLL HALL,
rtrest, between Ninth and Tenth
SUNDAY EVENING. FKs 23d, st7s o,elock
Subject:
LUTHER AND THE REFORNAFIoN
Tiot-ts % ecBts each Sold at all the Ostholjo
I,-t stores. and At the Hall on the night OF the
Il sstnTr. fe 2l1s