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s9- A. correspondent, writing from
Lswisburgh, KY. seads US the follow
ing items:
The tobacco market in Lewisburqh
is active, with an average S lie at from
So 90 to IS 90 round, aud some extra
crops sell as high as SO 90 round.
The buyers are actively at work
throughout the country.
The Secretary of the Elizabethtown
& Paducah Railroad Company is now
IN Greenville, and the County Clerk
is busily engaged signing tie bonds
for this (Muhlenburg) county.
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call s Red. Watson and FIVE or six
others were arrested and taken to the
Station House. They will probably
be up before the Recorder this morn
inc
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NEGLECTED CoUGHs AND COLDs.-
Few are aware Of the importance Of
checking a Cough or Common Cold"
in its first stage, that which in the
beginning would yield to a mild
remedy, if neglected, soon preys upon
the Lungs. S Brolcn's Bronchial
TrOches, - or COUGH LOzENGERs, afford
instant relief
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" Barrett's'' be- beeome a staple.

Z BTThe best place in Evansville to
buy a stylish suit of clothes is ct j
I'll. SoHRIoTHE's, 50 Main Street.
am prepared, and I have large stock
of goods, and can make a nice stylish
suite of clothes for SO 90; also well
selected stock of furnishing goods al
low figures. Call and see, at
mh26-1W j. III. SCHRTCHTE.
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Afit rl Jgul1taf - rieaEe annnnnea mv
nama ga candid te for thU cMna of Con-
hta re % E.Hton = oW rHhin, Hu1i cl to- che
decis on OF Che II puhican Convention
DEEDS.
FRANK ORHI3 IA candidate fnr rec
election fO tua office uf Constable on plsCUu
IOWnsn OBJ 30 the 3 prll election, and hopes
y receive "a large number of HeHubhcau
votes.
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FoR SALE. A nice Tco- story
DIrelliRg House, with FIVE rooms aud
cellar, In the best part of the city,
will be sold below its value and part
ly on time. Call to dug, rs | am re-
quested to sell l0ithom delay.
ALvAH JOHNSON,
feb3 IF Real Estate Agent.
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SAMUEL =. HAVLTet isa candidate for
the office OF Jusflce 80 The Peace 81 piaoou
Township 90 the ensuing a BrII ID rffrr
subject 20 the dec sion 81 the Rtpubilclu
Convention.
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LADIES MITE.-The ladies Of Trim
ity NJ. E. Church have postponed
their regular Tuesday night Sociable
this week, on account of Mr.. Vim
cents lecture. 1t will be held next
week.
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Editors JOiffeiQf- - Please announce my
name us o. candidate FOR city Collector af
the ensuing April election, aub'ec f0 the
decision of the Republcau Convention.
JOHN GREEK.
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- NCEaEENT..


l LLce Ion inserting Candidates.
N 800 DE- three Dollars, Invariably ln ads
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General Grant Pap
Is Getting Befser,
AND
Flour Is Getting Worse.

We offer the following brands of
Flour at the following rates:
Bingnam's " Moonlight" s. per
barrel.
Igleheart's Southern Mills, s.
per barrel.
Michigan Stumptail," s. per
barrel.
We also have the " Cynthiana
Mills, !" i" Telegraph Mills. " H1lyer's
Best, &c. III. D. ALLIs & Co.
mch11
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ON THIS MONDAY EVENING.

The Cornet Band will be on hand
with its soul-stirring music. There
will, also, be some speakers present
to talk to the people about the affairs
Of the city.
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Dissolution.

P77VHEE EsARTNERsEEHP mEm EWG
w fore existing between u. w. heeHuu
and RI. II. Moi OhnatOm, known as tEc nIm
81 keeR4u n McJohnstOnt Is this day disc
solved DY mutual consent, H. 81. aI0Iouua
ston withdrawing from the firm. Ine
business viii be continued bV d AN. F-r-
gan. All parties having claims against
the firm are requested % present them COR
pas Uent, and all parties indebted f0 enc
hrm are requested 70 call and settle lmue-
diately. VI. w. ~ EGAN.
r.. j.. MCIOH NsION.
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PERsoNAL.-Col. John A. Mann
of Mt. Vernon was IN the city on Sat
urdry, en-routs home from New York.
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Manifest.

MANTF EsT-Of Rapidan NO. 2. from Flor
HUI q GO, 5a!es Of cotton; p o s-url a.
10. MeIieu, = rs q Co. do; May q Rufu-
frsburg, rolls leather; Smlfh y Lewis
l47 Gags cotton seed john Form - .ns
81 L3uis: n J Colborn, I rolls feather
ard , box IS Go.
ton batting: Tupp, Walsh Il Berry, - ~ es
cotton. q w VICES IL 20, b Ties cotton.
Evansville: Hum frey, Patrick & 10,
20 bales Of cotton; Weldon, Bros. q Co, 1
bale cotton. III bags corn, and bag fe1th-
ers : J. & DusOuchcb, bas peas, bags rag /,
aud 5 bags feathefs: Chas Nieie e To- box
chee c: Martin, Gardner & 90, 3 hbds To-
Itaceo. Il w Jones' ] box fruit and dry
hides: Lagrange Furnace, COO bags c0ru.
Paducah: II bales cotton.
RFAEIFEsT Of Steamer Quicketep from
Cairo March y, IS69.-Charles NIeie & Co ,
, bsIe'sscotfou, Is dry hides, Z boz lurs. n
bdls Shingles; BCetticher, kel Ogg & co, !
bOx axe handles; Martin. Gardner q Co..
I Ind tobacco: James t5etser. barrel sau-
sage: Tenney, BOwtes q o., z boxes eggs;
Jenner. 1 box mdses Henry Quo. bersa
buggy. / horse; HumEbreyf Patz1csC - 60 /,
hnds tobaccOi l. q Van Riper, hhds OI
Fo- reshipment to Lcuisviue-I box OF
nadse, can oil. 20 barrels whisky, Ind
tobacco.
10 Cincinnati bxs household goods,
s head cattle, 10 head hogs.
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e. Messrs- SoHuEaMANNl -

Bg@ Messrs. SCHUEeMANNs q Bur-
FORD, at the Opera Drug Store, No
Is South First Street (Chandier's
Block, invite the ladies to call aud
examine their new stock Of fine Per
fumes, Pomades, Hair Oils, Brushes,
Combs, and Soaps before making
their purchases. Prescriptions pre-.
pared at all hours. -.- mh27
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ssicln ANA Hsacy Proceedings
Ends in Confusion.

On Saturday evening small squad
of the faithful assembled at Mozart
Hall, pursuant to call published in
the Courier for several days. calling
for grand rally. Attwenty minutes
to eight O'Clock about forty persons
had assembled, which seemed to be
about all that was coming. Runners
were sent out to bring in crowd,
and the Democratic Silver Band was
sent for, which, after playing about
half an hour, attracted probably one
hundred more. The band then went
into the Hall and took its position on
the stage, and played couple OF
tunes more. A consultation then
ensued between George Shanklin,
Mayor Walker, Captain Rudd, John
Travis, Messrs. Welborn, Mclean
and others.
Something seemed to be wrong. A
big meeting was expected, but it was
complete failure, and something
had to be did in order to account for
the failure Of the unterrified to re-
spond in person to the thrilling APP
peals that had been published in the
Courier.
Another tune from the band was
then had, and then another consulta-
ton. In the meantime, those who
we're present were getting impatient,
and commenced stamping on the floor.
After another interval, George Shank
lin came forward and stated that there
was some misunderstanding as it had
been supposed that twas onl5 a meet
ing of the Fourth Ward, and there
fore it would be proper to call some
citizen Of that Ward to the Chair.
Captain John Travis was named as
Chairman, and. on taking his seat
said, " | thank your
The idea of saying that it was I'M
dcrstood that it was only Ward
meeting was rich. The fact is the
people have become convinced Of the
utter corruption Of the Democratic
party in this city, and have determined
to repudiate it. But in order to show
what cause there was ia supposing it
was only a Ward meeting, we give
below the call for the meeting, as
published for several days past in tina
omier. But as the circulation OF
the Courier is very limited, We suppose
that only few knew of it. IF il
had been advertised in the journal
there would undoubtedly have been
more in attendance. The following
is the call, which we clip from the
Democratic organ:
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JUST RECEIvED-Neoo Ndple Syrup
and heao Maple Sugar, at the New
York Grocery.
Parsons. SCOYILLE q MOFFErT.
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1rW RETImIEG tsD1T THE ABOVE
Z. firm, return my sincere thanks lo our
many customers and tile public generally,
for the liberal patronage shown us, and
hope the same may be extended tD my
former partner and succes eor Mr.. u. Ws
Keegan. II. P. MCJOHNsTON.
March 23d, 1863. lmn21 DIV
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Republic an Rally
IN THE
SIXTH WARD.
Rally

The Republicans of the Sixth Ward
will meet at J ohm Scantlin's Tin Shop,
Fulton, Avenue,
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Religious EXcil. meRt III kentucky,
GaEEEVILLE. Ky. March %.

~ a. A@H4-f ILL., ~ ~ a - -
Editors Journal:
Our quiet little town IS undergoing
quite q sensation at present BY the
preaching of a series Of doctrinal SER
mons by brother James S. Coleman,
Baptist, of Hartford. Ky.
But, unfortunate for him, he has
been assailed by brother Collinsworth
(Cumberland) Of Jacksonville, Ky,
who feels himseIfsufieienAy qualified
to deal many a sarcastic blow. While
[ write the most intense excitement
prevails. The church beh is just
ringing, and cur streets present a
scene Of wild confusion caused by the
crowd hurriedly moving toward the
church eager to catch the first word
uttered by the eloquent orators. SIC
transit gloria n4uadt. Aud it's feared
that it will engendei a feeling of en-
nifty which viii long be retained by
the people of our community. Sc
SenlpeJ tgTURniS. ANONYMOUS.
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BGg~ The stock OF Perfumeries and
6ne Toilet Articles kept by Il. @.
BridWelI & Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5 of
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GRAND RALLY!
AT MOZART HALL!l
Saturday Night, March p,

The Democrats, conservatives, and
all other citizens opposed to negro
suffrage, negroes in the free schools,
gas monopolies, Rings" and Ring
contractors are invited to attend a
mass meeting to be held as above.
Turn out in your might
After another tune from the band,
Mr.. Travis announced that they would
have a speech from our worthy
Mayor" Mr.. Walker then came for
ward and said he did not come pre-
pared to make speech; had come to
hear others speak; said it was thought
ne had the wind knocked out Of him
during the past week, but was still
alive and kicking. He had been at
the head of the City Administration
for eleven months, and had been
called upon by the opposition to make
a report, and, contrary to usage, had
done so, at least had made sort of a
report. eve should say so; by the
way, he did not say who helped him,
and, from his remarks, those not
posted would have thought he had
gotten up the report himself)
He said the first criticism on his
report was that sit was false from
beginning to end" that it was a
tissue of lies from first to last" The
first item he had taken from the
Mayors report of last year; the city 5
expenses were taken from the Clerk S
books, and it they were wrong he was
not responsible.
He said he had started out under
embarrassments. All the new Coun-
cilmen wanted improvements; but
never made an Improvement without
embarrassments. The city was badly
in debt, and money had 10 be raised.
1t was therefore necessary to make a
high tax levy in order to save the
city's credit, and $4,000 was due that
had not been paid. They increased
the tax levy to 81 40, and every mem
Der of the Council had voted for it
Three of the Councilmen were Re
publicans, aud they endorsed it.
He said he had nothing but abuse
from the start; the JOURNAL accused
the Democracy of having bankrupted
the city, and demanded report from
him; the JOURNAL had limited thai
he eeuld not make report, but he
managed to get up sort of one. owe
think his sort of report" proves
that the JOURNAL was about right,
He said that report was correct from
beginning to end, and defed all oppo.
sition to disprove it. The only error
IN his report was in the attorney fees
Mr.. Walker read a good deal from
his report, aud asked to be excused
Tor praising his own (?) bantliug. h
had found accounts not stated in Ba
ker's report, that sweled the indebt
edness OF the city to over $45O,OOO
He had estimated the interest on tn,
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CHURGH SUPPER.-The young la
dies of the Vine Street Presbyterian
Church will give a GRAND SUPPER IN
the CONCERT Rooms, Opera Building,
on THURSDAY NIGHT, APRIL 1sT, for
the benefit of the church. 4 liberal
patronage is respectfully solicited.
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" Barrett's" took the First Prem
ium.
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tnAn arrnnHE or


Mr. JOHN ii CLAUsIIEIDH Is d candle
date FOR Aoad super lsor, iu Road District
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TEE DEMOCRATIC MEETING on SAT-
URDAY NIGHT.

TIE DEMOCRATIC MEETING on SAT-
URDAY NIGHT.
a Miserable Failure.
Mayor Walker Reads His Report.
He Attempts to Explain Away Its
Irregularities,
Aud Succeeds in Explaining Nothing
DR. mOHGAN oS THE RosERuE
ssich ANA Esacy Proceedings.
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q Barrett's" Prize Hair Restorative.

re How often do you hear the COM
plai at from not her and father that tuetr
son or daughter Is not well; that they have
no appetite; that they feel lauguid; that
their head aches: that they are growing
TN IN aud feeble, and that they have no life
or energy left. That they are lOw-splrtted,
and perfectly capaeitated TO partieifate
in any pleasures, or perform any mental
or physical duty. And tine question Is
OF en- asked. what shall give them? oar
answer IS, let them try PA .TATION BIZ
TIERS moderately three times q day, and
our word Tor It, they will recover.
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6 Barrett's" is cooling and delight
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Total CASH Assets Represented
Over twenty-five Million Dollars.

Total Cash assets Represented
Over Twenty-Five Million Dollars.
The following are among the compaaica
represented:
HFHA Insurance Co. or IInrtforI Conn.
cash Assets .-...--.. ...-.-....f4 3 iNDort'
pmdsEHN ms 90. OF Hartford. conn
1Hsh AtHeh s'..s-......s,....,......s4 sb3u,HDHs
COHTT BWTAH ms. CO. or IyeW YoIl.
Cash assets .-----..--..-.4-.s..ss.s ~ DbsDOba
EOHEH AM EatICAW Insurance O.. %
Hartford, Conn.
ghsh Ah.elb s..... -.-.--...... . q NfuWps
MEItCB ANTs' Ina. GO. OF Hartford. DG
Cash aiAclh .-.--.s..-..----....--..... t. 7vNos
NORTH ABEERE CAN Insurance 90. OF
HeW York.
Cash Asscis ...-.. -.,... .,........-a 800 DDus
PIfG Xxx ms. ca. Of ErooElyn, n. II.
Cash Attet3...,..s.. bAsfO0 0VUs
AsENA EEFE Ins. co. OF Hartford Conn.
cash Ahie ..-.-...-...--...-.... p 20 20 900.
Ni6X8EJ e BIXBY, Agents,
o MAfh STREET, Evansville. Ind,
tan30 oily
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HUGHES has Just received large
invoice of Straw Goods, Frames. &c.
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Portions Of our Spring stock Of
Boots and Shoes are arriving daily
now, and already we are able to show
more beautiful and desirable goods
than can be found in any other house
in the West. We deal largely 10
children's shoes, mainly of Philadel-
phia make, and superior to any other
goods. TURNER & KUMLER,
Fosters Block. First Street. .
mar25 IF
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MtMpfiIs, March H.-The weather is very
warm Tne river rose two inches. De-
parted CITY of Cairo, TO IT. Louis Nor
man, to Evansville: Clifton, with $50 bales
of cotton, to Cincinnati.
NEW ORLEANS, March 27.--AFrived: Mol
lie Able, shark, and Mary Houston. De-
parted: Robert T.. Lee. Indiana, for Louis
Vile; Alice Dean, TO Cincirnai; Belle
Vernon, TO Pittsburg; Arthur aud Ames,
to st. Louis.
CAIRO, March 28.-Port List Yves more
land, Cincinnati t. New Oneans. u r. NJ;
stella, New Orleans 70 Louisville, u a SIS
Altoona, -. Louis to Cincinnati, noon;
Armada, Evansville packet, Pm Pink
Narbie, st. Louis to Nashville, 8 Pm. JULIA.
~ Louis 10 Ntcksburg, 5 p M; IHOmpsOn
Dean, - Louis to New Orleans, 3 Pm
Rlehmond, Louisville TO New Orleans,
Pm. River stationary. Weather CLOUDY
and warm.
NAsHvIILE, March 27.-Blver failing
slowly, with IL eet water on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather clear and piuhsaut Ar
rlved-Romeo and Fanny Braudeib, from
Evansville Departed Umpire, ipr up
river: John Lumsden, for Cairo; Romeo
and Fanny Brandeis, for Evansvi le. -
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MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior To the best
imported German Co Ogne, and sold at
half the price. ma -9-deod&Wlt
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BG~ Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at /. x. ID. HEIMAN's.
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He Attempts to Explain Away Its
Irregularities,
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nd Succeeds in Explaining Nothing
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Mayor Walker Reads His Report
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a Miserable Failure.
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IT'S OBSERVANCE IN THE EPIsCo-
PAL CHURGHEs.-The usual Easter
services were held in the Episcopal
Churches of the city yesterday, and
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FOR. RENT.
WANTED.

CFCQNn HAND SAFE - inquire at
- TE1E14E. MNESS g. BROS Second
Street, eesvree@ Chestnut and Cherry. Iw
OanERs EeR zen WORK. Blank R1gn
" 3 oSs. sc. A 1onraal once. Lfe29
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prropu ryDER RHEUMA TISM

The nroblem as to what comment Napole on
the Emperor could have made on Prince Ma
poleos's speech is solved 10y an English report.
II should not have said all that you said"
the Emperor observed "but, after all, 1t Is
cas- we'll it should be known that al that is pos
"sbe with the Empire" To explain tins
possibility we must draw upon the Princes propo-
sitons or demands, which were that the Senate
should be made elective, and be deprived OF
its monopoly of legislation and its constitution
making power ; that the number OF legislators
should be augmented, and the electoral DIS
trict, reformed that Mayors should be elected
instead of appointed, and that Government
fundionaries should cease to be shielded from
the civil and criminal courts. But these were
wer. not quite all: the Prince sketched out
another programmc-a bill on Partisan admin
istration: others on church AMI state relations;
ON urinary, gratuitous, and compulsory educa-
ton; on the liberty of superior teaching; OH
decentralization and civic emancipation; on
economy and on foreign policy. We pause 10
TAX, breath and ask, not whether all 'ilS 10
possible with the Empire, but whether 'nc
Emplre is possible with all thlsf
The Emperor may have been sincere enough
In the general remark which he made 10 inc
Primo But. whether this be so or not, neither
Franco nor its ruler can forget the lesson
leor,od in the rheumatic crisis just passed.
Tho French know that they have failing
king, Napoleon that he has progressive peo-
nile and hence, any attempt to rctrograde Is
revolution. "Thc Emperor seems to be Dccom-
"inp a yaletudinariau" remarks one of the
Paris papers. "Ilcre we are, then, condemned
"to crises and panics every time an lndlsposi-
:" ton keeps TO his room the sckly scXageneliah
who governs u.s. Certainly these emphatic
terms lack no gall to make oppression bitter
but worse is to come. "a fine thing, indeed
continues our organ, "and worthy of the people
"of l7s9 to see its tranquility, its internal devei-
Comment and foreign relations depend upon the
"vorious phases of q rheumatism, since rheuIha-
"tism ia the official title of the malady from
(which the chief of State is suffering
No alien comment upon his Maiestys ailiic-
tions has exccllcd this in scOrn and candor' IL
!. n testimony of exceeding free speech, such
~ pari, has not dared to enjoy for many day
France. ndnlgent IA she is to her officials, can
not help n deep sense of her abJect state III
bcinp the slave of n sick man, and the dependent
of a rheumatism. If the personal wcll-being oil
the Emperor is 10 be the measure OF French
safety, IA had Doll might ut any day bo cheek
IN LEGISLATION. II Il rheumatism is so distressing
10 the State, what might not France suffer from
the lock law
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Smpsmnts. &t.


Ac.ny,,y OF MUsIC.-This Evening al o. i1''
,td,so"staires de la RENE" French Opera CompAul.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE NATIoNAL EM N,t INV
Til, Day and Evening At the BmpHe ClS SA - ram,
BooTn's THEATER, Twenty,thrd-S I Bs'e,asp
81 Si.tbayeS-Tlis Evening at g." Lean ii' ,rr..
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN seyentR1a hay T06 au J. Icy.
-. mi. Evening Al 8-Grsnd Concert lueo i -
80, A. T,,r,rrp Twenty-fOurth-st and nun
sve.-This Evening at S-,ou H'
Davenport, Mrs Clara Jennings -. -, - o,1 T',yen-
Cp,Nn OPERA House. cor. Eighth-aXe an" "'''-
=, $3.50 Nh. EveriBg Al g." Patue' Lucie "''''
q ,ppryThis Evening at S.-"Forinosa
or The Railroad TO Rqin' - 100 sI-rcIe
o,,,,p,c TuF ,TFR-Ths Evening at B. Ohoie
rrt.S NJ q C. Howard G. l. Fox -.
S',C Tn,xc1sco MINsTREIs.-This Evening'-MiS-
eellaneous performances ~ On C;ftb ovn -
=, 979n siI-Ii ,bilItjop OF The Nine Muses. -
Sr,IHwAY HAII@-Eyening at S'-OohceI'' MISE
Caroita Patti =, :, r,.,..oor+l, or -
TUE TA,lMANY.-Tammany Hall. Ionr V.ea
II Prenirg ~ a." Statuesque Illustrations James ,
wIT,cK,s TuF,TER-Ths Evening at s." ITO
- jobS Gilbert j. W. WAlack
Woon5s MUSEUM Broadway and 1hlrtleth-Sl;-
o. an. from . A. M 10 10 Two drsmate
=. q " Kips.s Musketeers" At 9, "Wip Wan "mNe NA4''
Rrother
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$4,000, 900 over and above the diminuton OF the
cash in the Treasury. Had he done TINS, we
cannot realize that even The Post would nave
pronounced this "the greatest defeat oil the
Treasury
But we cannot criticse Gov. BoutwclFs ac-
ton in the premises without complete knowi-
edge of the laws by which that action Is d.
rccted. We believe there is an act which torbids
any sale of Gold without public notice. and
another that forbids tho contraction oil the
Greenback circulation. If we had before us
all the acts of Congress that govern the Sec
rctary's action in the premises, we might critl-
else that action; but, in their absence, we pre-
sume that he has done the best that respect
for the laws allowed. If this did not secure
the best conceivable result for the Treasury
II at least wrought out speedy aud graft
fying deliyerance for the country.