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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-02

DIsTILLING BRANDY.-The Inter-
nal Revenue laws and regulations
which are very stringent in relation
to distilliug whisky and rum. are re-
Taxed somewhat in the distillation of
brandy from grapes, peaches apd
Inzconsequence of fheggreat
abundance Of peaches and apples in
this collection district, this business
promises TO be very, lively the present
season. There are applications pend
ing before the Assessor for the priVi-
lege OF distilling from the owners Of
some twenty distillerics, most OF them
small. That officer starts out in a
day or two for Martin, Dubois and
Spencer Counties, for the purpose Of
surveying these distilleries and deter
mining their capacity. The require
ments are still very strict, but the
prospect is that a large quantity of
brandy viii be made and considerable
money paid into tho treasury.
Throughout the district abe peach
and apple trees are literally breaking
down with the weight of fruit. u
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~ The school taught 4oi9 so
many years BY Mrs Ross viii aoIn-
menee on Monday next. $50 r5du5i
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Notice Of Copartnershln.

Notice is hereby given that A. N.
Dusouchet has this day been admitted
as q partner in the firm of L. RufFner,
Jr. e Co., wholesale dealers in Flour,
Bacon and Salt, atNo. 5 North Water
Street. L. RUFEFNER, JR.
JOHN GILBERT.
September /, 1869-tf.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-02

~ Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry
and SilYerWare in endless variety at
2. J.. GEIssLER & Co.'s,
SEM 2C "a Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-02

TERRE HAUTE g. DANvILLE RAIL
RoAD.-FrCm Ed. Tabor, handsome
young Englishman, who arrived IN the.
city last night, We learn that the Terre
Haute u Danville Railroad was locat-
cd yesterday. Itcrosses the Wabash
River at Clinton, Is miles above Terre
Haute. = IlsaaEa -.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-02

. THE NATIONAL GAME ~ MARCH
game OF BASE BALL.-The follow
ing is the match game Of Baseball
played yesterday afternoon between
the d. Il. and Active Clubs nfEthis
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40 RiFer T9ispa1clses. "


CINCINNATI, September 1.-zPoft
lst-Arriyed aud departed: Regular
packets River rose ten inches; six
feet four inches 10 the channel. Busi'
mes brisk and IMPROVING. 4st@FfA
CAIRO, September Port List
Ella Hughes, Cairo to Louisville. 8
An; Kate Robinson, Cincinnati to
st. Louis, 9 Ans lAlaska, New Or
leans to Cairo, AN; Glosgow, Gin
cinnati to Memphis, 8 AM; Fanny
Brandeis, Evansville packet, 8 An. 5
RubicQn, MemphisGto, Sc louis II
AN; Jefferson, Cincinnati TO St.
Louis, IL AN; 0ctavia, st. Louis to
Memphis. noon. River rose loar
inches. Clear Mercury 79'.
PITTsBURG, September 1.-Monon-
gahela two feet and at a stand. Clear
aud cool. Thermometer CO.
NASHVILLE, September T.4The
weather is moderate, with the mer-
curry at so at 3 PM Only inches
on Harpeth Shoals. <tya
LOUISVILLE, Sept. /. Port list
The LeClaire No. 2 departed for
Cairo, and i, Wright, for New Or
leans. The river is risings B feet 2
inches In the canal, and about the
lsame over the Portland Bar. l8
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REPORT OF ARREsTs,-The Chief
of Police makes the following report
of arrests for the month of August
Drunk 90
Fight ......... ..--. -4--..-.. ..4 =
lDQecGlcY.
larceny o
,g a-tIHE t- trNo se..stes. -
ah54 all NATIYITY. ~ 80
CerIna q. .'..t
American .... .,'-..l
...-... 20
irish 20
"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-02

THE HoGs-AND GOArs. LAe number
of persons in our city think the hogs
that run at large in our city are an
unmitigated nuisance. Others also
object to goats. There are two ordi-
nanc0s on the subjecE one Of which
specifics that it is unlawful to eonline
hog in pen, and the other that it is
unlawful to allow the poreine quad
ruped aforesaid to run at large. But
/ to soma persons the sight Of the hogs
and goats enjoying themselves is very
fine. Think of a big hog wallewing
in mud puddle on a hot 'dayl What
a oontented and pleasing pictureE
Then think what pleasure It Is to
an old billy goat to tsbutto some
inofensi8e pedestrian in an unez-
I peeted manner! Could any person
be SO unkind as to wish to deprive
these animals of.the glori5hsfliberties
they enjoy? With truth it may be
said .-o3 's4s' e
"The heart Is hard in nature and unfit
For human fellowship, as being void
| OF sympathy, and therefore dead alike
| To love and friendship that is not pleas'd
/ With sight of animals enjoying life,
| Nor feels their happiness augment his
own - q
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-02

D y. @. BridWell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
fell stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
je17-tf fH1f ~
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sew gOFE cold GRd sleek HaFh,
" TaIazralth d nRm Yht-l-. aent. b

BY Ielegraph.f NEW EotK, Sept. j.
The great sensation OF Wall Street is tho
unexpected election, by the Northwestern
Railroad Directors, of Alexander a, Mitch
ell, Of MitWaultee. 10 tic Presidency or the
road. Comm Odore Vanderbilt, Danle
drew aud the n IA sterdam holdofs pressed
the claims OF Mr.-f saXber. a bogus report
that the latter had been chosen, caused
lively ADVANCE Inch was lost upon Die
correct announcement being made, 10 Is
believed that the election ~ Mitcheli
means Che leasing OF the Western Union
Road and probably the 81 Paul, u both
western Railroad John n. Wiliiam8 Of
the Metropolitan BanB, WIS elected al Dl-
rector III the AorthWestefn Con- pauy. a
MoNEP- Easy 10 Sol per cent chiefly 8
per cent The tratfsfcr OF s5,0j0.0-O curfdm-
cyrfroin Washington 70 8 alb Treasury hcre,
mas been ordered. WE 4. .stAatW -tA9'I EaH F.
MISUNDERSTANDING dhila 81. aa
GOLD-Opeued al 1917, fell TO 1872, adj
vauced 70 ~, and closed at lS3l<nl8fS.
IL Is believed inc Treasury mast flffeaao
the sales OF gold IN congpquence Of the re-
ducti0n Of tire currency balance to ,000s-
fat. aE ~ -lH III
GovEREMEETs@0p Opened strong. Tho AS.
sistant Ireasufer bought t2.00D,90O, nrincl-
pally registered bonds at 10 30-lOJ9lD l-l0i
bQnda, from winch The GOVernment must
take us supply. the market 4o8ed nrIu,
llgugh l154H per cent ~ WeF bLinu
the best prices OF tie day. Cou-
pons ~, ~ 0I2}i6 do ~. I23La9l23J<5 do
'e4. l225EGl22I do, 90 12256gI225zf Do, a eW5
I2IK0MI2IIE: do. u, ~ 1ziHlzl9Si do '08,
l2lIesllI5 ~, lO-4O 3 ll21kglllls. r.I
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-02

BE P. i. GEIssER s. Co, 81 Main
Street, is JeweIry Headquarters in
this city. sep2-2t
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nlss0InlIon oF COpartnershIp,

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between j. L.. Geissler and Con-
slant Delang. in the Jewelry Bust
ness, at No. 81 Main Street, has been
dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
Constant Delang retiTes from the
business, which viii hereafter be con,
tinued by p. l.. Geissler & Co, who
will settle all claims against the firm,
and who are alone authorized to coli
lect debts In favor of the same. The
name and style of the firm In the
future will be p. L. GEIssLER & Co.
p. L. GEIssLER, =.
CONSTANT DELANG.
The above dissolution having be-
come necessary BY my continued i'll
health, l would sincerely thank the
public for the very liberal patronage
extended TO the firm. and solicit for
my successors a continuance of the
same. CONSTANT DELAKG.
aug281W ahlesi
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SUCCESS.
C7XE NOTICES.

B@ Mrs. Ross School will com
mence Monday, September 9th. DIT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-02

BG Buy 9HThe Florsnee,n the
first class Family Sewing Machine of
the World. aug28-6t
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MARBLE IlIL. No. o main 81

Dwelling HBHses insured ESQ form ol
yeara % greatly REDUCED 1Ricf.
Three Years % he k3ric6 ~ ltC0
FEvo Fears al nc Price of Zhrae
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-02

CRIMINAL CoURT,-Henry Hof, for
selling liquor On Sunday, was tried by
jury and faed $40.
Andrew Hagar plead guilty to sell
ing liquor on Sunday, and was fined
SO. % lssz
The case Of OdaR Adams was con-
cluded at II O'Clock yesterday, and
given to the jury at that hour. At
o'clock last night the jury was still
out, and probably agreed to disagree
CANNING FRUIT.-Few persons
have any just conception Of the
amount of fruit canned in the country
and cities throughout the United
States. Every body puts ND fruit
Peaches, pears, apples, cherries &C.
sc. One house in this city. Kahn &
Vile, on Water Street, have beer
putting up about 80 dozen cans d
peaches daily, for some time past and
they are but cae firm of many engage
n the business.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-02

REeoBDERs CoURF William FL.
Burks, Tor having been guilty of a
" plain drunk, /" was fined 50 %. Re-
pleyisd. g - ~
Anegro named Taylor Hughes, for
being drunk and disorderly. was fined
So p, which he paid,a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-02

5aI n Public Debt Sfafements - n
70 81 WAsH1Fa4os September !.
eois ..,., ..,...,..,..,,,:-,..-s, it7,g9loo Co
fi hi5h 81 ....... ... s ...... t4,7oO0l 90
pebt bearipg no inieFest-,v, Gof1fslo3 80
ceased since nee matufii y@..ae. 4.sls,sls d
siandi 60. 3oso Of
Accrued Interest 10 date, and
for payment. ......... q, 100 30
:. ~ 80. raH .aI .tt
re de.. .nrtpl .- - gz6 o59s7o 81
Amount in Treasury IN. to,.,, oos -
% Coin f's-s-f sf-F'-sS +yAfft DE- u
Currency ..---s.sf s..se,'f 49,; AF5iAFtf'' ~
Sinking fund HA UAlle4 Eua
states com lALfsEs3t T1GIH $500
bonds, and interest," eoL- ffH
leSlea anu soAs'@ ..- ilO2l84O %
other United STATES coin lu sI Hl
Interest bonds purohaheAy f gf'f Nu.
d and accrued Interest fs,,I1- ~
Lbereolis--.. ss....,l -4SspAAHS3 W
Anlolsnt Of pubic lfteDf less LIfHT4s an.
4 cash shaking 4tlnq aes1& pttt7 nal.IH.u
9p9 on tSe s Isl aitifo..s2l5l 5c6 40 q
pddf aFiss t6 e P Ees Gssopths 50ol28 20
Df fs55 Since '.'.. - 4o5co75g 81
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CT. 7 Y1.N N e " " s re
"a The Grand Jury viii meet to-
day. ill., az s5i4o1a9 s s 5r.5
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DIR. Thompson, Umpire; Bill RODS and
Mr.. Willard, Scorers. r4-0Fv,
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LIE Insuranco q Specially.
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Over twenty-five Epiop Dollars
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The following are among tho Compauial
Tepreaehteds
ETNA Insufanoo 90. bfHnrifnrf. Conn.
Cash Assets q Bbo. HuHa
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VI HsHFENTX Hns co. OF Hartford, Conn
Gabh Aaget1 aanbt#Np.
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Total cash Assets RoproaoniaI
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STEAMBOATS,.

Government Fusible Alloy.
RRESSBs. WEI. q. TUREOCEE & Co,
W.. Brass Founders, corner First and
Pine Streets, are the only authorized
manufacturers, in this city, Of the Govern
ment Fusible Alloy, mentioned in tie or
der of the Supervising Inspector, PUBLISH
ed In Tuesday Mornings Journal. Mas
tiers, owners and engineers VIII take
nOtice.st.f .sEs aaW.ll $50 ga sepl-dlw
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Observation-Disclosures.

RRARCOWNIER is daily in receipt of
W the latest styles of hats. - se2.lw
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EVANSVILLE JOURNAL 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-08
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY g. lsss-TRIPLR SHE
CORPORATION NOTICE.
vNOR THE REDEMPTION
OF CROIJN WATER.

LANDS SOLD FOB TAXES AND 80
o. herspS
I s S lss
"nn.
RcosnoLz, -
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-------~~ ,,,,..npOy FOR COKE DELIVERED IN
G2 IN s6ia,ey liberal discount made * ,he cargo;
Apply al Twenfytnir" s" 4. y. SHERWOOD.
.trrda.i avenue A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-23

THn NATIONAL JUNCTION RAILWAY Con-
fAHY.-In the Seaate this moraiug the bill to
incorporate the National Junction Railway
Company was taken mp aud pas ed 1t names
a. corporators James A. Mayruder, John l.
kidwell, Q. H. Cragin, John w. Thompson,
Hatlet khbourn, A X. Shepherd and William
H. Tea ney. They are authorized to construct
rauw ay line, and machinery necessary for
one or more rlcks, With u the District OF TO-
lumba commc nctug At the nc tshern termiu us
OF the AqHeduct bridge, in the cIty OF George
town or AT some eligible point on the south
shore Of the Potomac river, above aud nelr
s1,o orioeei thence by a tunnel through
College hill in Q northwesterly direction;
tEence " the most feasible route, crossing
Rock creek into or around the city Of Wash
ineton 70 a point most feasible on the Potomac
river, or Eastern Branch of the same at or
near the navy yard. at point TO be indica' ed
by the Secretary of the Navy. with the rights,
powers, and privileges to construct said road
the grades OF the road TO be approved by tn e
au' 1oi tues of the cities of Washington aud
Georgetown; also ne privIlC &c of locating and
CO onstructing grand Union d. pot on the liue
OF sand rcsd, at some point bet en- Third street
west and Fourteenth street west, in Washington
city: alse a similar depot at some convenient
point in Georgetown, near the said az ned uct
The capital stock OF said company TO consist of
nse thousand shares OF one hundred dollars
sary, to borrow from time to time sums of
money not exce6 DING five hundred thousand
dollars, aud 10 issue bonds therc tor b. airing in.
terest not exec edIng seven per cen tum. PAYABLE
iemi-annually. and 10 mortgage security
tntrefor all the corporate rights, franchises,
property, real snd personal, of whatever kind
soeYer, belonging to said company.
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MEDICAL. NOTICE.

Doctor DEF CURTIS. author OF Z, M AM hood ~
esiSal cal Essays on Marriage "4c.: &C, bess to
extensive practice In BALTIMORE he will in future
s1le TO devote enly the following days 70 their
ard SATURDAY EVENINGS from S to 8 n m
end s1HpAfs Sun frsm 10 to and g to ,. m /, al
NO. E2Z street 10 rear Of Willard6 Hotel
Uther dsye at his residence, 5. North Charles
street. Baltimore.
SPEcIALITy Treatment aad exys of ner yous de.
otly, and oil diseases arising from abuses OF tte
sYetem. oc 16 sm
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PHALON'S 0PAPHIAN LOrIONn

srAurI,,Ins TIL, I$s Is$Ssta AND COMPLEX.
REMoyEs ALL EKGPTIONs. FREOKLEs,
PIMPLEs, MOTH BLOT0H rs, TAN, etc.,
Fab and BLOOMING.
For LADIES In the NUReERY 1t 10 invaluable .
Tor 0ENTLEMEN after SHAVING IL has no equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION" il the emily reliabIe rem.
sdy for diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON's aPAPHIAN sOAPn
6r the IOILnT, NURSERY and BATE, will not
chap the SKIN. Price 2S cents per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO"
"FLOR DE MAYO"
NxW PERFUME FOB THE HANDKBR.
ThiHH TRnGRaENXS30 aENXS30lsITE, DELICATE. LASTING
PHALOH D SON, New York.
taU Sold By all Druggists
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
FAR NJ Err G.

Hovlde yourself With PERRY DAVIS PAIN
hiLLkR et this season Of the year, whom Collie,
.hoe1a morbus, Dysentery. Dfarrhes, &C., may
disable your hanus-use 1t in every OF the kind,
and nv ears for ~, II il does not effect speedy
curblt be sure that you tr 1st 20 NJ her remedy
but the old, long tried Perry Davis Pain Killer,
wb .ch las never failed. feb Y
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ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.

GExT--This Is to certify that have found Al.
LENS LUNG BALSAM ore OF the best remedies
in the world for dfsesSed Lungs have u I'd Il in
my family or bresking mp Q troublesome cough
with the happiest effect. I reco nmended il to a
young lady who had harassipg cough aad was
threatened with consumIt Ition, and IL cured her in
few DAYS. would recomne nd it to all tn ose pre-.
disposed to on sumption.
Respectfully yours, A. A. HARRISON
feb - Cincinnati O.
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MANHOOD.

IL tie youoc ard rising generation, the yezeta.
tive powers Of life strong but In few Years nov
sittn the pailid hue, the lack lustrs eye and emz
oiAtod foIu. ars y ; inpossibiiIty of spplication
10 mental effort. show its bsnefal iuf.uence. I
soon becomes evidt ut to the observer G at some de
pressing infiaencs is checking the ds veo ,mert o
H- body Consumption is talked OF, and PERI .ps
the youth 10 removed from schssi and sent int
hseountry. This is one OF the wOrs, movamen p
bemeved from o -tinsry diversions Of the eve-
char sine scenes ofthe city, n powers Offhs body
too much erfsebled 20 give zsst 20 hesIthIuI and
RAJ al exercises thoughts are turned inwards upon
Themselves
IL the patient be q female, the approach of the
menses is locked for with nxiety, as the frs,
symptom in which Nature - To show her say. 4 ?
power in di susins the arculstion sld visiting .
cheek with the bOcn of health klRsi increase O. :
appetite has grown by what il fed the energies
of the ~ stem are FRUSTRATED, the whole econo o.
my is teranged The beautiful and wonderful De.
nd In which beey and mind undergo 50 fascin ating
. change from child to woman, Is looked for j 4
vain, the parents heart bieeds in anXie.y, Al A
fsnciss the grave but v aiIing for its victim.
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IHB RkvoLurIoN I'm CUBA-Greds Ercf,.
ment :. Hacdsa--A deputation Of the TN battal
ION OF volunteers forming part OF the prssent
garrson OF Havana) on Sunday waited on the
captain General and demanded that yieoroU
measures be resorted against the rebellion. in
order to save the island. When relieved from
duty during the day, the soldiers Of the bartaI-
snoue0 "Deafh TO traitorsc' and Tiro Espa.
ma" These demonstrations caused great a. Ia.
tion, which, however, subslded towards evea-
ING. Yesterday the excitement was renewed
The volunteers sent another committ,s 70 the
CApsain 9eneEol to resterafe their demand for
severe measures. 0eneral Dulce replied Arm.
~ that he could not permit any lnterfe-epce
with the poli,icai or military plans q the Gov.
ernrent The Captain Geieral has resolyes
70 enect the pacidcation Of the island within
tie lmi OF the law, and in this determinatioa
ne st, nds nrm. The volunteers demand fh.,
tneee revoiuiiontsts Who were arrested durins
the late riots, and whom they call "assassins :
shall immedtaiely be put to death. DQIce p.
Pnes tsst me courts must try those pri.oners.
he declares that he counts on the eudorsemsn,
and asd OF spain. aud Oh the svmpafhy ava
moral asa OF the Urited State, bscause he IN
9nes 10 act In accordance with law. Commer.
ciai nave suffered greatly in couseoueoce Of
Ias siism GRATED by the violent procedure
OF tne volunteers, and business in m = srand
suh-peraIyxed BY the fears which n, I'M a1itafs
70 arrive. So1Nh Nhue
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO
MARRY.

Jsssys for Young Men, ON the Errors, Ahnses
and Diseases incident to Youth and Early Man
hood, with the humane view OF treatment aud
cure sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free
q charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS
Rox p, Philadelphia, Pa. ia IS-a3t
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Many citizens OF Nashville, vithoat re-
srsas.s psry, u Is said, are preparing grand
reception Tor Andrew johnson
dne Republicans OF Chicago propose 20
esnoilsn Union League Club simllar % 49,
OF New YORK and Philadelpnia
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BATCHELOky HAIR DYE.

This spleadid Hair Dyets the best In the world:
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reii ABLE
hnts re9edies the Ill effects Of bad dyes; inviRo-
rates and leeves the Hair soft and beautiful bIach
oS brown. Sold BY ell Druggists and Perfumers;
and properly applied at Batchelor D Wig Iactoy
No. 10 Bond sreet. New York. jt1S-eodlI
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DEAUTIFUL WINDOW SHADES,
STAIR AND vESrIBULD RODS,
AND FIXTURES FOR DITTO

Just received and on sale full suppiy Of the
above 0oods, and sen wholesale or retail very
cheap. = -
.Bssutifu SHADES and many styles at q, worth
Sdood srAIR RODS and YIxruBBs at sl Is
fesIes. JAS B. 1OBeOu.
Dealer In Carystinss. Msttings, Oiicioshs, &C.,
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"DIXoN." of ne Bos on Adoertlser, says that
"Mr. Hooker is jus. now in tlvo- ano tg the
Eastern men +or the Ire lsury Dep rtmeat"
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HALLS VEGETABLE SuCILJAN HAIR
RENEWRR

Benews the vitality of the scalp.
BeEews the hair TO Its original color.
Renews the nutritive matter which nourishes
the hair.
Renews the brash, wiry hair to silken softness
Renews the growth Of the hair.
Renews the appearance of those that are Bald
and Grey, and is q spienoid hair dressing. No OIL
or Alcohol to clog up the pores. One bottle shows
its effects.
b P. HALL CO., NAhua, n II Proprietors.
sssFor sale by oil dr uegists. jala.7m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-23

A comet superior in size And lp..r. a.
Enekes, 10 rightly expected. ~
anoric salts, in fne striped Patterns.
are announced for sprIae fashions.
Iyphoid fever o. type thar bafrfes the
phia. u "hsoei-
Nery large silver-plated si.eve-buttons.
among city snobs. ''s@'
fellow in Mukwnaeo. Wisconsin, is ri.
,n. rs = noe tnrough the streets, as Q prepare
'oIy prsctice 70 managing velocip pede.
~A lady lectarer a the Wess h dsecrbed
hewspapef crsuqae - "an ornament 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-23

WITH RFFRRRNCs TO the child with no icS <
bone, who is reported to have r. Gently di d in
Ohio, the Eosson Pos says that bv s death
''the State lost admir- ible material for a men,
be OF { ongFess"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-23

PBRsoNAL.-Genera' J. F. Bu ,kner. of Ken
tncky, is n: re Eob.t Hoase. &c over lor
DeDnisoR, O. Ohio, is al Willards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-23

NEW YORK, Feb. % Stock market is firm N
0overnments, unsettled in railway securities
ana week In gold. Money is steady at 6a7 Der
cent Exchange, 9. Gold, 32x. 5-O,s NJ y
coupon, HT. North Carolina sixee s. Z; new,
5sk; Virginia SKIES, ex-coupop, IS asked; new
Uki Tennessee 6s, ex coupon. g.; new 65k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-23

UENFKAL SHHRtDAN VIII dtEINb mere some
iIae during the presenl week 10 witness the
ceremonies of the iuauguras'on, and to re-
ccive instructions in regard to his new COM
ma I'D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-23

SPEAKER CoLFAx's RECEIPT oXs, in ,conse.
que OF the night 81 ssions OF the House, e
discontinued. Mrs. Go,fax's last reception for
this i'ss'on will bs on Wednesday afternoon,
from l 20 4p. NJ.