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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-01

CHRAPENIHe PoRfAfIoH.-Since the
agitation OF the subject Of sheapening Transport
tation by rail the United States WAS com.
menced, q corresponding agitation has arisen
IN England. The report Of the Queens
Commission, appointed 10 investigate the CON.
dition of the railways OF Great Britain, AMI
make report as TO the feasibility Of chsapening
the cost of transport. is said to be very satissAc-
tory
The following extract from the data com.
piled by Mr. Calf, OF London will be read by
people in this country with interest:
Mr.. Gait says:-"What could be more inter.
esting to the public than to hear the chairman
of the North western railroad inform his share
n0,aeIs Una, 'Is cost Of coal at the pits mouth
much a ton, they could deliver it at such a
price, which would leave good profit. Now,
the cnairmen never give these details, but
ton put for the pnrpose OF ellcitine such in
formation. There are secrets in every trade,
and railway directors naturally wish 10 keep
All information from the public that might
raise popular outcry against them. What is
patent the enormous loss the nation sustains,
80 long as the press mt sy stem continues
1--WE nave, however" he adds, lone case, and
one case only, on record, In which the chair
man of railway company entered fully into
the matter, giving the most minute details of
expenditure. thereby showing the actual cost
Of conveyance Of coal, per ton, to the metropo-
lis, and Incidentally to any other place. An
outcry was made by the shareholders Of the
Eastern Counties railway against their CHAIR
man for carrying coal at rates that did not pay
In answer to the charges he gave the folio wing
minute detail of expenditure signed by the
traffic manager:
Mr.. Gooch's report: sThis traffic is worked
in full trains. Each train contains not less
than thirty wagons, at ca tons each, 100 tons
net load; for which the sum paid by the con
tractor Is IS. I'd. per mile, or about penny
lows:
LIST. Locomotive power. ........... 96sd.
~ S.uo'os .ssss' ...........ssss JO
so. Green lamps snd oil ................ LOO
4th. Permanent way ....... LOO
5th. Management and Office expenses. 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-01

The New York TTiJaae ASSOCIATION have iu-
suTed the life Of Mr.. Greeley for slOO,OOO. Liy.
trg or dead, the philosopher is TO be turned to
some account for thatexceIlent newspaper; but
We nope II will be many year yet until the
insurance companies are called upon to pay
their loss in this policy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-01

The ReFHbicaH appears this morning in an
enlarged form and with handsome new dress.
we wish our enterprisIng and good looking
neignoor all manner Of success, and have no
doubt II will prosper as il merits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-01

Mr.. Fisk, angered az the result of bis tussle
with Dir. Bowles Of the Springfield Republican.
isrov running tilt against the press of New
York by Withdrawing from such papers as
comment unfavorably on his antics the adj YER
''seInents for the theatres and railway lines
under his control. He will soon find this a
losing operation, IL the journals in question
mink IT worth while to take MIN earnestly in
land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-01

PnKsBTTERIAN REUNION-The new school
seouon OF the Presbyterian Joint COMMITTEES on
reunion met IN this city lately. and after two
Gays OF candid elaboration on the present
state OF the negotiations, committee was an
pointed 70 prepare an address to the Presby-
tefles, recommending them a. their spring
nss 70 empower the next assembly 10 ex.
luce from the Joint COMMITTEES basis The ex
Pisnatory clauses of the first article and the
Snoie OF ne tenth article. Its understood
mat THIS VIII obviate The OBJ lections of the Ola
School Presoyterians Is, q large majority of whom
oave ieyected the basis proposed Sy the two
srLssI asse molies, but have voted In favor Of
ieoaicn ON The standards alone-N " Po,t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-01

Msyor Bowen is TO be- serenaded tonight by
large number Of his friends, who desire to
hus show their appreciation OF the ability
with which be has filled his difficult and
responsible position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-01

The Lancashire Lass" one OF the best OF the
modern sensational plays. will be performed at
the National Theatre this evening, with a good
cast 0, characters, including Mr.. &. B. Bishop
sc "a party by the name of Johnson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-01

Those who suppose that Brick Pomeroy,s
''red hot" paper is going to the dominion bow
vows. TOR want of support, would probably
change their opinion if they could see the two
4Id quarter pages of Government ad vertisine
Il enJoys--proposals for carrying the mails IN
me State of New York. That sort Of pap, and
IN such quantities, will keep very sickly babe
alive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-01

ncRpHE IN IowA.-One prominent citizen Of
asts' Iowa. was murdered by another on
1opoay ia1f. The murdered man was NAMED
fieoefick May, ard The murderer CharIes
may-hls cousin The two had been enrared
dispute about load of wheat offered for
>sie oy farmer. Batter words and threats
psesed between them, when CharIes NAV LII
rev 70 store near BY, and returning with a
resolNer, shot ana instantly killed the Other
Wnile ne was on the wagon examining the
MAT. The murderer was Immediately ar.
Tested srd lodged in jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-01

FROM j. Shillington, Odeon Building, we
hsve RaTTsr's Ba-or for February 18th.
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SECURITY OF THE BOMBS,

1t needs no argument to show that First Mort
gage Of $50 500 per mile upon what for long time
must be the emily railroad connecting the Atlantic
and PACING States Is PERFECTLY SECURE. TIE
entire amount Of the mortgage will be about
$4,000 0C0, and the interest 81 800 800 per snnup
I'm gold. The present currency cost of this interest
10 less than 81 900 per annum, while the gross
earnings for the year 1883, FROM WAY BUsI
NESS only, on AN AVERAGE OF LESS THAN
700 MILES OF ROAD IN OPERATION, WERE
MORE THAN
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PAYABLE IN GOLD.

Such securities are generally valuable in proper
ton to the length Of time they have to run. The
longest six per cent. gold interest bonds of the
United States 1.-THE 81 81 will be due q II years
and they are worth liz. If they had 80 years to
run, they would stand at not less than rs. A
perfectly safe First Mortgage Bond like the Union
Pacific should approach this rate. The demand
for European investment is already consider able,
and on the completion Of the work will doubtless
carry the price to . large premium
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-01

50 VIM. III. Brown, L. s. Marshal Of ST.
Louis. has been arrested fcT allie wing prison.
& ~ escape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-01

RAILROAD CorsoLIpArIoN.-rhe CINCINNATI
on nereial states thar the Columbus and
Asnia Rsiircad has been leased % the Little
- AMI railroad, and 'he lease has been con-
rtued by the stockholders Of the former.
These roads have heretofore had q close run
Hereafter they will be operated a. one road
IL u generally understood. however, thar bic
Yep 10 preliminary 10 n lease Of the entire road
rom Cincinnati TO Columbus-to the Pan
pcnnsyiyanis Crntfal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-01

81 BIKES IL Nav YoRK.-The New York
''ipioNih printers propose TO protect them
- ives -s.nst STRIKES ~ employing girls 70 set
Typ They have established scale OF prices
>u==n A Anthony thinks the strikes NAV bs We
ben OF providential occurrence. for the hen afr
OF women needing employment. A strike
s1cng ionrneJmrn carpenters is cou,idered
T-Sbable Some of the seamen who RECENTLY
suCC eeded in their strike for retention oftheir
1sse - ~ the old standard are now on a strike
- 81 increase. The movement however, Is
a general.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-01

lU PER CENT. OFF FOB CASH.
We have just finished taking an inventory of opr
stock, and ss we md Il much too heavy for the
ducement to cash buyers, and will maze deduc
TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
for cash at the time of purchase fran tbis d.,.
until about the fret Of March.
We would call the special attention Of al, in
want of Dress Goods to our elegant assortment OF
Rich Black and Colored Silks;
French and Irish Poplins;
SILK and Worsted SerRes;
French Mfrinos and English Cloths;
Plain and Striped skirtines;
And complete assortment of Evening Drs.s
Goods, such as
French nuslins, Iarleton.,
TiDselled Muslin,, White Grenadines,
lite Mohair, Light cold shsIiey, &c.
We also have on hand splendid stock Of
PAISLEY LONG sHAwLs AND LYONS
BLACK SILK VELVETS,
In all the various widths, which At the rate we
now offer them will no doubt be found chsapsr
than they can he had for in this or any other
market.
We also have Oh hand full assortment of
Black and Colored Beaver CIotbs.
Black Doetkfns Oolorsd Oassimers;
Flannels, Blankets, Quilts, eheetings;
TOwelngs, Napkins, Table Dalnasks;
And general assortment Of Housekee ping Goods;
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES,
at the lowest market rates,
CASH PURCHASERS
will readily see the saving they will realize By
making theiI purchases Of sat this time.
We ehalI deductthe ten per cent. from
ALL CASH PURCHASES,
iaso s.if only ~ ' ". NJ. safUtsrER & BRO.
Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery
No. 3a1 STREET.
BETWEEN "a AND 9TH STREETS.
HAvINHERT CRACKERS
Are admitted By al IMPARTIAL judges to be the best
We have erected one OF MeKenz ss,leudid Reel
0ur machinery g the best and newest Patent.
70 :s ss tSf = 81 bs es; :o4sn.a.
we nenHfaoeurs from twenty-five 10 thirty bar.
We Keep no old stock on hand. and consequently
our Crsehers are always fresh, 49,.
Try Tor yourselves, you VIII nnd eur statement
TO prevent hasd, our Orscksrs are stamped with
= =. "HAvENNER.p
II you cent get "HAvEHBERs CRACKERS"
from Sour Grocer, send to the Bakery, 3s7 Q st.;
~. We oas5 .h be- fSllSSyins assortment:
''R Gl{ $ Ss aiSsS!:9ss sSs,ok,,,
SosCa EasS e s. t9 Sg Hss
''ii1 sS33$sssssIhs.
SUGAR csACKEHS. =" - %
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OIGABs, TOBACCO, PIPDs, &c.
Why 10 it that DAY. No 37s = st.. between 9Th
and 9Th SITS can sell OlGAk6, &C., cheaper than
others In this city And az the reader may not
know, will tell him how 1t is In the ret place,
he 10 . Tobacconist by trade; second, ne kneWs
how 20 buy; third, he buys and sells for cash ;
fourth, he pays low rent, and don have to charge
his customers TOR show And IL this don sati sly
yon cell ADD Try any of the following brands, and
satisfy yourself:
Havana Partiess, from Is to 20 cents,
Egpono1a. ~ to Is cents,
Figaro, 10 to Is cents,
Peabody, 10 cents,
Perfection, 10 cents.
La 0antoora, 10 cents,
COnchA. 10 cents. go. g..
And many other brands, al Of which am selling
for less than they can be bought In New York.
Wholesale depot for the sale 81 the Little Molly
five cent eiGsr. which 10 sch nowledgsA - BE- the
made to persons buying By the box or quantity.
q. X. DAY, No. 379 street,
ja Is eo1ms Between 9Th asd 9Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-01

"A BOOK FOB ALI BOYS From EIGHT
YEARS OLD TO BIGRTY.
CAST Up By THE SEA. By sir sanue, " r..
Ter, author Of the '.AlSert N'Fsuss, % .Tbe
Nile Trbgtariss," etc-..----...........'.' m as
THI OLD WORLD; Palestine, syria, spd A,is
sosS: s. J:ses nf sssss: Pss.15DOa =: H:
40 1Y yI1B; By Aiss Sicily narshaii. - SO
CCEMT4lgIrIls OF TIE ANIaAL CRG.
ATIOH; By John Timhs.........-........'.S ~ ss,
UEITED STATS 8EqIsTER Oh BLUE BOOK
S oes q eSs i't q =. ,ss sri.si
other very Important political and ststisticsi
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. .................... 90
Van No:trandS 1nsineering Magazine, sloan.
ArchnectuII keviev. HarDerS Atlantic And
0odeys Magazines. aud HsrperS Dazar.
VISITING CARps
EEGRAvED AND PRINTED.
AND
PAPER AND ENVELOPES
STAMPED WITH h0Ho0RAhS, CHESTS or
IHITIALe.
PHILP q e0L0MOEs.
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE.
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
jas Il .m Between Oh and 10th streets.
oSaE2EEbbscSEoSsSA I ss SSsIS.S:,
Boots sn1 eesss. ee.s - SsSqAf
A. ssax m ssrsss. 4 Il Se eosS2 .s,,,.
-, sSo,s 5S:sSss f!s:ss H:f:s;
H0Ps, RoPsn HePsM
Just received, 25 Balls CHOICE HOPS
and for sale b. BEAvANs q SHAW
so2m Bstrest, between 18th saa l:tb.
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1000 Miles

1000 Miles
Arc Now COMpleted.
AZ 500 miies Of the vssssrp portion Of the iiae.
besfnnir 1t eacramsuto, aE6 also done, but
26s MILES REMAIN
TO BE FINISHED. TO OPEN The GRAND
THROUGH LINE TO TIE PACIFIC. TaIS
OPENING WILL CERTAINLY TAKE PLACE
EARLY THIS SEASON. ~
Besides donation from the Government OF
ESQ oeres Of land per mile, the COMPANY 10 en-
titled to Q subsidy in q. Q. Bonds on its line o.
completed and accepted, ss the average rate Of
about ~ 500 Per mile, according to the difficulties
encountered, for which the Government takes 0
second lien - security. whether subsidies are
given to any other conf anies or not, the Govern.
ment will comply With all it's contracts with the
Onion Pacific Railroad Company. Nearly the
whole amount Of bonds to which the Company will
Be entitled have already been delivered.
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IL L II OV A L.
KINDLING AND STOVE WOOD FOR rHE
MILLION
Having removed my extensive KindIinR and
Stove Wood mill from the old established place
foot OF Seventeenth to the foot of Seventh street
whore / have greater facilities for procuring m.
best weed the shores OF Virginia and MARYLAND
can produce, am now prepared to furnish nv old
customers and the public generally with all Kinds
Of Word, saved and eplit, In Any length or sizs
required, at tie
LOWEST BATES,
and delivered to any part Of the District of %
lumbia " w
FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE
All orders left at my OFF ce, 1923 II street admin
ing the Star ofoe. at the Mill foot OF Tth s,ret
Will he met with prompt Personal attention
Ial6-f THOMAS J. GAIT.
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7TkH Mays Building. 7Ts
SIS. ESrs
REMOVAL.
n E W st o r E.
III ROTRROcK
Would respectfully inform his friends and the pub
HE HAS REMOVED
to one Of those splendid Stores in
MAYS BUILDING,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND Z STREETS.
where, with increased facilities for bpsi. ess he
hopes to receive liberal portion of their custom
The stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PArER HANG.
INGe,
WINDOW SHADES AND SHADE HOLLANDS.
SHADE TlXTURIs.
PICTURE CORDS AND TASsElS,
NAILS AND RINGS,
LOOKING GLASSES,
AND PICTURE FRAMES, &c.
is now foil, together with great variety of
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL ARTICLES.
ESss: sH Gl.s :. ;s IN: 10 ss;ss''
MIssIsQUOI
SPRING WATER,
FOB SALE BIZ PRINCIPAL DRUGGISTS.
CURES ANGER,
CUBES cUTAEEous AFFECTIONS.
CURES soRoFULA,
And all the Impurities Of the Blood.
And the Sovereign Remedy for
BRIeHTy DISEASE.
sad other Dissasss ofths Kiaasys.
This is the ori sipsl spring water from Vermont
10 aAyeYti1ed only 20 dfsttn gufoa iron toe many
Ssss s: srsis .ss.i:s ssssi 8 sss srss. q ::
- Psnphlets contaivfne IN account Of mspy
vonderfuf Oares sssested 81 eminenf Physicfsns
IND otbs.s c:a b haa srssas, By calling q or e
~ .E.sIgs ss sPHIaes: .s.
q, no. $50 SrosGHsN isH TnGHtsas s,z
Corner j. and istS STREETS,
CAsART RlsP PSr 4 sgsrs HOOKING IisDs
s;4h street rs ss'Ts,1 ssa s6aS s.; u
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
[ Or MoUKr NON.

he eoaner ARROW. ;" Captain Tho.. Stack
-. Leaves her Shsvf foot 81 sew -
sssse: ,,s't :. r1sf; Z, y . e T. $500
,m16IxaNDkiA,f Okr fVors. FORT TssH
tnSlUn. MARSHALL HALL, Md and Will r
nvOsk. Na-retu ming Go the city ct q D m
70 Mount Vernon aud return. Including
r. ir.shmsn 90. ,. so.,sa and Grounds 81 so.
ISeksis for sale At oil the principal Hotels. and
~ the steamers wharf
uy,hi,MEs SYKES, General Superinte ndeot. once
~ul.ro 6otel: JaB-lm
NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The swim and substantial Steamer n. a
KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON, WIN
mouth. between EeW YoRK -
NORFOLK. ALEXANDRIA, WASHING RON
and GEORGETOWN, ~ follows:
Leave New York from Pier ~, East River
every SATURDAY; = orfoik. MONDAYS; arrfyfns
at Ale, sndris and Georse.own TUESDAYS;
rh.iuSmnS.Le.ye SeorgetoMs loot OF High It 4,
THUkspAls; Alexandria, FRIDAYS; Norfolk,
ssAIpuRnAGs' arriving at hew York MONDAY
Tkis Line, connecting ct Norfolk With the hue
steamers Of the Merchants end Mechanics' Trans
pared 20 take through freight st much reduced
rates Is the usual charge Of dray age aud other ex
penses through Baltimore 10 avoided by this route
Freight from Boston should be consigned t. the
care Of T. A. WILLIAMS Co, Norfolk Va
Agent, Once and Wharf foot OF High street
Georgetown: ID. o.; or at OFFICE OF COMPANY,
corner New York avenue and nth st., one square
below Navy Department
nolsn j THOMPSON, President
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
AT PAR.

AT PAR.
By its charter, the Company 10 permitted 10 Is.
sue to own FIRST M0RTGAGE BONDS to the
same amount as the Cover nmsnt bonds, oaf nc
more. These Bonds are Q First Mortgage a pom the
whole road and all its eaui pments.
THEY HAVE Thirty YEARS TO Run, AT
SIN PER CENT, and both
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
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"HAvlNNERs FAMILY BRRxD."

" is.dtne Groeers Of the cisS.5 80 ~ "
bsfee. IL e. sslset Ea%ily Hour; = thoroashly
sw sst Ehte. nutritious, and is guaranteed 10
SSAC1iOc A great deal Of Breed % sold Tor
Escn3I Which never cana from eur estsb-
SonsStS. ye Hssssnt = fas = Ieeisls THE Ais-
Sm;ns M n nnnsn t0pls Oards, marked $50: 1x-
S 1,-1s D- yocseIves jas I'm
b. ~. On nss MAKINe, ).
3ssyss, . re Ssssh. 1ssdins: ESsspsson,
s Sss: '.S Ies.s's s:ii. sssss 9. ~
Spnplstioa-tiIe Sissys - Snd no dfssSSofnt.
Senss - Machine stitching and Quitting and
oSuns oe<sfauy and promptly doas. No Ism
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FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.


This large amount is only an indication of the
immense traffic that must 60 over the through line
in Q few months, when the great tide OF Pacific
coast travel and trade will begin 1t is estimated
that this business must make the earnings of The
road from FIFTEEN To TWENTY MILLIONS
AYEAR.
AS the supply of these Bonds will soon cease
parties who desire to invest in them will f nd II
for their interest TO do so at once The price for
the present is rar and accrued interest f.sm Jan
l, in currency.
Subscriptions will be
RECEIVED IN WASHINGTON, By
First National Bank.
Rittenhouse, Fowler L. Co.
And in New York
At the Company's Office, No. 20 Nassau
Street,
John J. Cisco l. Son. Bankers, No. So
Wall Street.
And by the CompaDy's advertised agents through.
out the United States.
Bonds sent free, tHt parties Subscribing ttyOpgB
local agents Uiil look TO taem for their Safs do.
iirery.
NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP WAS Is
SUED OCTOBER 1sr, containing q re port of the
progress Of the work to that date and more com
pete statement in relation to the yalue of this
bonds than can be given in an advertisement
which will be sent free on application at the Com.
psny 3 ofhces, or to any Of the advertised sRents
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New York.
January 20, 1869. .as
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NJ. WILLIAMS.
GREAT BARGAINS.
TRIMMINGS worth 81 Ut Is cents yard.
FRINOH TLOWIRS worth q spray. at rs cts.
BONHETo which soid ct 10, Il. and SIS, ct es
LADIES HOSIERY. Lubins genuine PERU.
MIRY, PARAe0LS and UMBRELLAS at
cost, ~ do not wish to Keep thsse goods any
CLOTHS and LADIES' 0LOAKs at reduced
prices. 4 Al u = l.s.ls les
H>Hh ATfBNflON OF TIaND1S. BLACK.
y smtthe, oachmakers. whselvrighte and n
Pins beers IL called to the fact that We have :
Esrdxsr. !uli sssorsmsn tot q goods in their
psszessss, vs oGss isis Press sas iiSsrs terms.
Metal and H.rav... ass.s s4s i Fsa.s e .S.au.
asln epIosite Hetrepolitsa hotel.
VEiULKR BYE WHIaKRY, =
E.orp v, psf nnARYtAnDa .r
fook fA1 saL Idp p siHsss y shs city.
cola only y 1910 ! :. .A.oIo x.In.s..
CAlPRre, CURrAIHs, &c. =
IHH LARGEST STOCK, assl
THE MOST ,RElS0NABLE. FRiCxS:!:
| rsHf ,e'sd"A.s' hI6T .: ILL; I Co.,
tasty Dry Goods establishment.
a NkOuHChNEhT- MRS. ROOKW0OD siii
ga II fit sSSSs :s e Is:
shsr cot. for etsw Gays. in order TO ciossS
collection OF wRIATHe and FLOW Is for even.
ING wear. 311 street, bet. Ssh and 9th. js3S.3w'
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c


EN- ALL.
THIRD ANNUAL BALI OF THE w.su,xo-
,,.,,, TON eCHUkTZEN NEREIs
WI be given at OARCSI's HALL TUuRs.
phf fsbf usry 4, lsoe Tickets aamifttne -
on on, e ntleman aud ladies. o. 20. No tickets
vii De totd NJ The door Tickets may b. % -
taibtd from any OF tke members or the r. "
e,ntiVe Committee. NJ effort will L. sn.rs1 n,
.hske tne sralr successful. The colst IN ~ritI ~
iutblsneo ~ an p@lleDced cztertr
a bsochus. Edusu Abner. John sorohs n
MARI, v m Koch, wm. Mgheleisen Rnd Ricb.
sds, r. de rick n Ohier aud n sch xarzeneerg a
1eoteetowni John 7. Weigma-n, Chairman. NJ
u, hrese' secretary 20 Executive Committee
HE eOIBEE OF Tue L. r. r. VIII IA
pOstpsned until TUESDAY n, bru.rya -
ls's on account OF the desth OF one ~ its
good. "a 90 a. 20 +
GRAND MASQUERADE AND FANCY DRess
=" BALL
,.-...-. OF
JOCRNEfmEN BOOkBISpERS' SOL
Will take place ct
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Tuesday EyEHINs, February ?. 1853
Malone celebrated COtillon Band has beeo an
gagged for the occasion.
Ladies not admitts except by ia vitation
lhNltAtlons Cal be had from the Committee Of
AIrsl gements "
A. @. HuIlett Jas X Ruiloek
Jno: A. landvolght, en- Uarksoa
v. Bishop. Frank siebert
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