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New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
LATEST SHIP NEWS
Arrived.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Columbia. Van Slice. Havana. mise ana pass
Huntsville. Nell annah, mdse ant
Steamship Jsnrs Phlade elphia. ndse aud
Ship Shakespeare. Jnrgeusrn, Hamburg 0l dAys. ndse
Ship Ern Austin, French. San Francisco Oct ~ mdse.
Ontario. Mitchell, Sau Francsc Nov. b, mese
Ship Be,tr, Nulhurn. Shields Dec. n, Udse.
B.k Delta, Desp, MttauIts 10 days. sugar -
Bas n. McIaen, Corning Calcutta and Sands Head Nov @
Brig Harmony Robinson. Mstaurss llGays sugar
Btg Excelsior, Mayor BerAnda mdss
Sehr fred Smith SMITH, johns p r. Feb 2s sugar Len 10
port brig Alpha Tor NeNiork u Adays, brig Harry IRON bA~''e'
sehr r. Angrr Alch Desrsra ls DAYS ugar and nOlAssea
sORooNHRs-aiVRR AND o1Asrw'sE $40, -,
AIvaraio BlirahetiporL Louisa W. Bulai. EhIahehport
Helen Mar NorlVorl II. r. Eiv, Norwich
Ella Bnston. New Reguius. NewHaven-
Emiy Gihlersledve NewHAven Ruth Baker, Newport
Trade Wind. k0eklaad joseph Y S.is@ NeW,beu"ru
G. &. Smith, Taunton. A. CrAndal h.ls'OhS roiSh
Empire. NeW.liayen. j.. A. Iplies' n"INsh
franklin Pierce, NewtIaVen. Almlra, Glen Love
jos C. wickhnL Einbsthpot A. H. BNHp, hi tAos'npof1
William, El.IAbethport
Steamships Russia and for Lverpoo HasrAs Nor''
BELOW.
Reported by Pilot Boat Isaac Webb Ne H-DNhs % \. '.s
from FeArlessi
iom Palermo, Rrp FROM Rco aud Alice NJ IRON West lna"
DOMESTIC PORTS. -
MONROE Va, March lI-Ar1'eu son,s "ou
Roepe Tor Psshurgt aud Rs hom koesPot for Tanger'
W Carroll o PhiladcphA sAea oaIA OheAep o
WaIsissroS NJ c. March I-s.sd steamship RsbsecA Clyde
Ecw,lofk - ,....,, a.. D., r.no.
on tb port shr CAdws fo@ NswiorL Sailed steamship sea
Say,sST March nlgh ships Merose from hayre
Con aud ua Mouner Lyepoo brig Potomac from Boston
,chrs A. Krrberg fom Rswlork Fanny Blake from ba9re
Ilrn Alien fom fhadcphA Arrived to-day steamships eAh
John Bi seh Gill; for Philadelphia Laura "soo' LOT
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
THE AMERICAS POLAR ExrEDIrroy.

The interest OF the scientific world seems to
have received impetus IN reference 10 the Arctic
questions especially that Of the geographical location Of
the magnetic pole OF the earth Tho subject Of
pedtions with view to solving this ana other kindred
problems, just being actively agated In several
European countries meeting Is 70 be held this evening
in the lecture OF the American Geographical and
Statistical Society, Cooper Institute, when the importance
OF Immediately fitting out an expedition which steam
vessels shall be used Is to be discussed Dr. l. l. Hayes
has sgnhed his readiness to accompany such eIpod
ton and s expected to be present at the meeting this
evening. Capt Bent will read paper Polar Explora
tons aud j. A. Parker esq will present theory OF
Polar Magnetism Several wealthy gentlemen. IL Is sald
offer make liberal contribution OF money toward carry
inc ont IA prDiect
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
DARING ATTEMPT TO GARRoTE A CAR CON-
DUCTOR

While William Miller, who lives at No. 62
Leroy.st, and is employed as conductor on the Belt
Railroad was passing along Thlrtyfourthst, between
Second aud Thrdayes last Tuesday evening he heard
footsteps behind him. and, turning his head no cav two
close his heels, OF whom INSTANTLY struck him
heavy blow the left eye with the stock of large
revolver while the other threw his arm around MieTs
neck evidently meaning 10 Rarrote hin. In doing THIS
nCcidentiy thrust hrs thumb into his Intended victims
mouth and the latter Immediately began 10 exercise MS
teeth upon with such good effect that the fellow began
70 cry "Murder !" his cOmpanoD,In the moan tlle'
striking Miller several blows on the BACK OF the
head with the pistol Miller. clutchiuS the revolver with
one hand. and clenchng the other, In which he had
grasped his watch. struck his antagonist DlOw, which
feed him To the sidewalk BY the time he regdiued his
feet his companion had rescued his thumb from MlleTs
mouth, and both OF them ran mp becOnd.ANer only
stopping fire the revolver at their intended victim,
who chased them Thirty where they succeeded
In lodging out Of sight Not single individual was Vs-
BILE the street during this contest except the men en-
gagged In IT, aud even tho cry OF murder apparently at
racled attention Miller asserts That lie has seen only
two officers ThltyfOurtst IN nine weeks, aud he has
rayersed IT, between Sixth aud Firstayes twice daily
between 4 aud 3 O'Clock In the morning ANA and Q
O'Clock In the evening. The men who attacked ln were
both young rather tall aud dressed IN dark clothes In
the fcuile he changed hats with one OF tbcm ana they
hmtccd his watch chaia. ana succeeded IN geNs 90 or
~ cents ln nickel currency out OF ono of hs pockets
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
A CORRECTION.
TO the EDITOR Of Ths tribune.

TO fhe EdtIor or Ths TrtbUnt.
SIR: | find in your report about tho new
establishment OF Goupn, corner Fiilh-ave and Twenty
seconds mlsstatement which viii not act very much
IN my favor, aud count upon your OF justice to
have IL recthed The writer OF your article says tho IN
Terror arrangements have been designed by Mr.. Rnssel
bturgs, Jr, aud were executed by Mr.. Narcotic. Now
u was neither the one nor the other but did the whole
Interior tngs OF the woodwork aud also supernended
tue execution Of my designs. CHAs. GREIFP,
. OF Gren & semmler. No I2i8 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
Now.yor,, in favor Of tho repeal OF the
law aud tbe House, at I:30 Oclock a0Oourheu'
MUSIC.

"Tbe Prophet" improves at every perform
- Tho third representation went of last evening
80 xoIIent effect and the audience was considerapS
,oa tbap on Monday the opera house being completely
suod Il Grange as usual, carried Jf most OF the non
- bpt Boett was received with great deal OF Ia'o'
neciay in the beautiful Re dd! eeio in the thlrd o'
1oo will he matinee performance OF the opera Oh DAT
rdov The profitable engagement OF Miss keogg' "o
90 clad 20 observe, is to be prolonged She VIII s'"S
90 norrovr in Don Giovanni" 1--WE presume as Zerfhd
tocetber with La Grange, Miss McCulloch and Roncoh
ond ON Monday may be heard again In Faust -i0i
which much thanks -.
Josefna FilOmenO gave concert lasI pisnU
IN about 100 appreclave people. at stecks Hail. mo
orng GIRL IA really a clever pianist and an exeelient
yioInnlayer having on both Instruments free, Dou
touch and remarkable technical SKILL and on the 'io
ene erpressiye style. Her merits have not yet re-
nod iu Nev-York, the recognition they deserve Dut
ro have no donbt they WILL She assisted ast
nigbt by sguor Latt and Petril, signora Lanar ana
Mr. Edward Hoffman.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Mr. Pollak's farewell concert was announced
for Friday, not for last night.
The concert for the benefit of the lsiiIan
Evening School for Adults given at sem%oy HALL on
Tuesday evening, highly successful Brgnoll sang
an aria from 81 LOmbardi, Ronc0nl gave selection
rous other performances by Mira Fanham, Btt0rt and
Antonio Bar Misses Mllet aud Kohl, the Berge Choral
Union and several amateurs. Among the audience was
Admiral Farragut w
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
IAnnnnnrameuN.

"RIcu READING" for "Self-made Men !"
How to le in Le Whom Men Marry Mans Power
pe.th womeps Faces aud How them, Eyes, Noses, Lips
Cheeks, Gins CompeIon Affection: Tmperi Emotion etc See
March No PaREsoIoGicsL Only 30 cents, - year
Addre.s s. r. Wills, No. 500 b. ,dWAy n Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
PtSSENGFRS 4RRIVFD.

FROM HAMBuRG-In steamship Grmania, March I'LL PuJgers,
l~horr uachln SOl-nbyg and sfe, HsFn Werner aud ie
Fr John g. kaen Hsusen Sophie Petersen Marie
Nielsen Caroline Wagner Albert TaheIv Max Cbn jenny Naasd
maun Bedhe Dard Strauss Rapi Meyer Jose Rosenberg Ru-
dnpha Emile Miller Wm Kronesitlsr Peter Sehamp
jobs Muts. Antau Ung Petersen From HaVte-M WAX
Miss nron, Mr. lnrol H. ~ Hsr5ood Fanny bundng
AnuA Norhvp, Philip KoltI. Paul 4raoh, q. Adam
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
HOME NEWS.
TUR WEATHER

THE WEATHER
REwsGoEK. Hour Their Bar. Wind - Hour Ineh az w.
MsFch Ill 28o 3L23 s. W. A~feh u ~ W
80 3LI0 D. w - SS ~ ~ :, ~ w
go 3nl5 SSW. u " ~, soi1 -. ~. ". -
ITO 8; slightly cloudy to cloudy 70 1 su
little cloudy at 3;J B,shas & - 49, ro
and from from $3.50 to lO;4a Inc pOAr hs" so
bright Nerey visible from II 10 H. . l.. -.ui.. e.
,urer us we're visible lust skrng the northern boI9a FROM
10 auoral visible fsinty appearing u
aer mdhigh number Of brilliant sTeHe 'u"NeDV
bot upward to an elevation Ofthirty degrees
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

WASHINGTON March l7-Georee A. Barry, First
Assistant Eagneer the navy, has resigned Psymser Frank
1h bss been detached duty Honolulu ordered TO
receiving ship Independence Passed Assistant Psymaster g. Harris
rreYrd Orleans La aud oueed TO settle
counts krs hss been detached League lzud
and ordered SewOrsnA Master William Buck has been de-
tschd ordered League Island The uder Of
Payma.tes asser ship lude revoked
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

TIE HAT OF THE PERIoD.-KNoX has, as
PROMPTLY a, usual Introduced bic Spring Of genemens BATS and
H. bsaay merit the highest eowmeHdahon we hhA
ws nave .ad IL before repetition When want be-
coming Hat 20 70 KSo1s 22 Broadway FatOass
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

technical grounds sufficiently 1s eaTs The posi-
ton Of senators Who made long and mG Sseesty Of
~ snoM INV WV a % ,S,"nced that they were whihe W
suspend reminded h% Of the ,%e MSnS Liquor law but
Wiz M"s 5 =, its enforcement. lIAngnter
At Iocock the Senate 20 on .dG0 0I after g adjourned
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

SQUIRE & LANDER, No. 97 Fulton-st., New
York place reliable WATcHEs une DIAMONDS JkW
RLRY and SILy yKR WAkK- Diamonds a specially
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
ARMY GAZETTE.

SUNDAY-SCHOoL LBooKs.-BRoUGHToH s. WY.
nS No u Bibsous keep the largest AID best assortment
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manifest a disposition to help them
selves. The simple fact that Evans
vile has no hotel worthy to be called
such, is at the present time exerting
an influence against her that cannot
be calculated. I firmly believe that
the amount Of trade lost to the city
every year by this one defect would
put up a good hotel and keep it In
excellent running order. The COM
plant is universal and more intiuen-
tial than many suppose.
The delegates to the Memphis Com
mereial Convention are having a very
pleasant time, and seem to be enjoy
ing themselves finely. They were
we'll taken care Of on the Armada,
and at Cairo found Vieksburg
packet ready to start. Some of them
preferred to wait for the Richmond
but the others were fearful that she
would not get loaded in time, and
thought it wiser to take the first boat
Ali, however, were greatly disguised
this morning, on learning that thu
Richmond had passed our boat dur
ing the night, and would beat US int
Memphis by several hours.
The weather is most delightful, AM
the surroundings cannot REASONABLE,
!. be found fault with. L. NJ. L.
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I0Ok nm this PIcturp

Weeks have already passed since
Mayor WALKER was requested by the
Council to correct aud render salts
factory and Ineligible his Annual
Report. 1t is earnestly to be hoped
that he will submit it to the Council
at its meeting tonight. We have en-
deavored to supply in sOmo degree
the deficiencies in his attainment and
10 contrast It's exhibit with that OF
his predecessor. We give this morn
ing a comparison which will be valu-
able reading to taxpayers:
FROM MAYOR WALKERS REPORT MADE
TO THE COUNCIL, MARCH 22D. 1869,
(sEE MINUTE BOOK, PAGE 236. y
ITEMS OF CITY EXPENSES FOR 1867
AND 1868.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Household Elixir adapted TO all
Climates.

It would be a happy thing for the world
If all the excitauts at p eSent USED IN the
practice of medicine could be swept OUT OF
existence and HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTER- substituted in their place. There
is a probability, too, that this desirable
substitution may one day be accom-
pliShed. Certain IL Is, that the Great Hege-
table Tonic IS gradually displac1ng them,
and that the confidence of the people In
its sanitary and saving properties In
creases with every year. "Figures, that
cannot lie" show this to be tt e fact. No
medicinal preparation enjoys the ike
popularity among all classes and cond1-
lions, in every section of the country. AS
an appetizer, a general invigorant, rem
edy for indi- est1On, a cure for inter mittent
and remittenL feYers, gentle caLhart1c. a
specific for fiatule1'y and a sour stom-
aeh, a gentle diuretic, a nerYlne, blood
depurent, a specific for sick head che. a
mild anodyne, and, above all, as a protec-
ton against eTlidentGcS, it is unQuestiOnabIy
the standard medicine of the whole United
States. IN the towns and cities it is liter
ally a household staple. Mothers believe
in 1t. They find it Il present help in time
OF trouble "a safe and pleasant remedy
| for the various ailments to which their
sex is exclu lively subject. Men believe in
| 1t, because 1t refresheS anu 1nv1gorates the
| body and the mind, and tones both with
/ out exciting either.
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Ganeral Yeaten.


We find the following in the Indi-
annapolis special dispatches to the Gin
cinnati Enquirer Of the Dist
The Governor has appointed Gen.
Veatch, of Spencer County. Adtutant
General In place of Gen. Terrell, re-
moved to the Third Assistant POST
master Generalship. THIS appoint
ment not only creates surprise, out
Veatch's acceptance of it will dlsaI
point several worthy MANNED soldiers,
who were not only competent but
needed the place, while Yeatch is
rich. aspires to Congressional hOnors,
was a candidate for the Senatorshlp
against Pratt, when Cumback failed.
Now that election campaigns arc
passed and not soon to recdr 10
Indiana, we can see no occasion to
continue the base ISLANDERS which have
been current in Democratic newsp.
pers against General VEATCH. We
copy the above to correct two OIL
three falsehoods contained in it
General VEATCH's neighbors o
all parties know that he is not rich
He abandoned lucrative practice tC
enter the army, and after four year
of service in the late war. returned
to his home broken down in health
and without the physical ability t.
confne himself to his professional
duties. with less peeuniary means
than when he entered the service.
We doubt very much whether an,
worthy MANNED soldiers" were dis
appointed on account Of the General
appointment; and even l.. they were
there was no injustice done, as Their
\ is no wounded soldier in Indiana VIII
deserves more at tho hands Of the Re
publican party and the country tina
he. But our information is that tn
worthy MANNED soldiers were sue
heroes as Major o. NJ. WILSON, Co
THOMAS B. McCARTY aud one or tw
other Indianapolis politicians. Their
are gentlemen Iwho have entertaine
conscientious scruples against tn
recognition of General VEATcH eve
since the Republican State Conven
ton Of 1866. when he was defraude
out of the nomination for the lucra
tive office of Auditor of State.
While General VEAToH did nc
seek the Office of Adjutant Genera
and was not an applicant for tn
position. he has accepted the appoin
ment so worthily bestowed by Go,
BAKER, and will make an efheier
and useful officer.
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On BOARD STEAMER RUBICoN,
Monday, May II, 1863.

N4Ohuays Nay IL, 1909.
The Importance aud value of the
regular packets to the trade of Evans
vile can only be appreciated by taking
a trip down the river on one of the
boats. In their cabins will be fonnd
merchants from various parts of
Kentucky, Tennessee and South.
ern Illinois. on their return from
a flying trip to Evansville, for
the purpose of laying in a new.
or sorting up" an old, stock Of
goods. On the deck will be seen
merchandise Of every description and
variety, including manufactured arti-
cles for farming and household pur-
poses, directed to an almost innu-
merabIe number of towns and landing
places, showing that Evansville is fur
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Totals....... ..-....... k23,yoZ w 8l5s 40 oS
And now look on this, from Mayor
WALKERS Report made to the Coun-
Gil. April %, 1869, (see Minute Book,
page 346,) all of the above items in
cluded, and many more added, and
compared with the report of 1867.
ITEMS OF CITY EXPENSE,
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$50 PRIZES IN TOWN LOTS,
Valued at sI2O each.
I4O PRIZES IN TOWN LOTS,
Valued at 500 each.
81 PRIZES IN TOWN LOTS,
Valued at $50 each.
TICK rs, 81 >.


TVHE DRAWING WILL TAKE
n place at Masonic Temple, Ia Louis
vile, kentucky, on the LIST day of Septem-
Agtn will furnish pamphlets eivfps
description of the property, and contain
Ing the act OF The Legislature authorizing
he safe.
Commissioners who will manage the en-
terprtBe are named in the aca of the Lee Is.
lature, and their integrity and reSponsi.
(Which will be found in the pampnIetsi
OF Governor John W. Stevenson Hons
Garrett Davis and Thomas q. MeCreerv
United States Senators, Hon. John n
Bunch, Speaker Of the Kentucky House
OF Representatives. HOB. Archibald Dixon.
Joseph Adams, President OF the Farmers
Bank, l.. &. Dallain, Pres dent OF the Ma
tlOnal bank, John II. BaIret ana others Of
Henderson, KY; Hon. w. +. PGrrett Judge
OF the circuit Court OF the Fifteenth Judi
cal District, and NJ. $. Johnson Juoee OF
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Indiana
Hon. VIM. Ill. Walker, Mayor, sohn IS
hopkins, President First National Hank
and others, Of Evansville Indiana and
many other gentlemen OF positlon' and
prominence in Kentucky and Indiana. +
TICKETS can De purchased OF
l.. ID. LYME, Farmers Bank, Uender.
L: B. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank
THos. Z. 4. BROOKS, Covtngtou, KY;
JOHN e. LATHAM, Tresident Bank Of
Hopkinsville, Hopkinsvilie, KY.
James l.. DallaiIf, Commefclai Ian g Pa'
ssS- Books opened at these points on the
LIST of October, 1866.
PHI HORFBROOK, Esq, Water
Street, between Main ana AND sycamore, aGd
SEMONIN. DIXON & co, NO. = north
First street, viii order tickets from ne
Agents at Henderson, KY, for those VINO
desire to purchase SEES diff
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House and Lots at Auction.

III bidder. at the Court House door in
Evansville, on Monday, the 3Ist day of
May, 1859, at o'clock in the afternoon,
Lot No. 10 and adjoining half of Lot No :
also, Lot No. q and adjoining one half OF
Lot No =, subdivision OF Outlet No. 2,
vile. on which is situate 3 hrst-class
dwelling house, containing eight good and
airy rooms, cellar, cistern, stable coal
house and wood. house.
Terms of sale One-fourth cash, one
fourth IN four months, one-fOurth in eight
months and one fourth in twelve months,
with Interest; the first note secured by
good personal security, and the rest by
liens on the property.
HIRAM NELSON, Auctioneer.
mays dSW
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TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES,
Freckles, and Tan from the face use Per-
7,g's Moth and FTeckLe Lotion. Prepared
only by DR.. Is. @. PERRY. Sold by all drug
gisIs. mh18 dSm w3m-sp
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FOR BLACK WORMS AND PIAIPLEs
11ie Reqnedv. prepared only nv Dr' r. a;
PERRY. 40 Bond street, New York. Sold
every where. The trade supplied by whole
SAFE med icine dealers. mhI7 d8m, W3m
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Great Western Despatch
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
UNITED STATES EXPRESS co.,
PROPRIETORS.
Agents Erie Railway Company.

@A0OANo AA4o 4ecsA4No OUupdu yE
Notice to shippers.
FIIHE GREAT WESTERN DE
II SPATCH, on the 18th of March took
charge of the entire THROUGH Freight
of the ERIE RAILWAY and its branches.
The GREAT WESTERN DESPATCH.
as West Bound Freight Line has been
favOrab y Known TO our merchants for TIA e
last Twelve Years, and Its managers now
offer to Shippers their increased facfIffies-
guaranteeing as favorable rates and AZ
Quick time as can be offered by any other
line.
The additional fact, that the GREAT
WESTERN DESPATCH is owned by the
United states express Company, who
guarantee ali its Bills of Lading, ought
L OF to be lost sight OF by Shippers.
For rates. and the settlement of all
claims, apply to
E. N. BIXBY, Agent,
aprI7 d3ml Evansville, Ind.
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TRANSIENT LETTERS.

The Packet Trade - Paducah and
Her Prospects - Railroads and
their Resuits-Their Eject upon
Evansville.
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To commemorate the restoration of Hseac e
throughout the Land.
-Tt THE COLISEUM
In which the Jubilee is to be held VIII
aHord ample accom- IA Odations for nearly
~ THO I;HoUzAED PERSONS, and the series
Oratorlo performances by the
GREATEST CHORUS
Ever organized in any part of the world
mao up of musical societies from ali Sc G.
lions OF the country, and TWENTY Thou
SAND CHILDREN from the public schools
with an Orchestra of ~
ONE THOUSAND INSTRUMENTS,
comprising many of the principal Bande
and best Musicians in the United states.
DISTING JISHED GUESTS
from ali sections OF the Union, including
NATIONAL AND STATE OFFICIALS.
VIII participate in the Jubilee, and the
cluzens OF Boston will be prepared to ex-
lend those Inequalities aud attentions IN
VISITORS from abroad which they hone NAV
serve 10 1nauguraIe the return Of kind and
HaIeTnal Ieenng among all American cIti-
zens, and aid in perpetuatfug throughout
t tne WorIq, feace on Earth, Good Will
The immense outlay attepdent unon tbis
Hass Undertaking has been guaranteed
WIN an unexampled promptness by the
CatI1sns OF Boston, ensuring for the Festi.
val ana Jubilee every success which pecu-
mary aid can command.
-, - ne IolIowlng scale of prices has been
Single Admission, a0tth secured saats q
and So, according to location. -
single Admission, 10tthottt secured seats.s2.
season Tbcket TRANSFERABLE, admitting
Inree persons to all the enfertainments
g gwen In the Coliseum during the season,
The sale OF seats will commence at the
Boston Music Hall, Monday, May IL. Or
ders for seats, accompanied with the
money, may be transmitted by music
dealers throughout the country, or by
mail or express, directed to
A. II. PECK, TICKET AGEHT,
Boston Music Hail.
Bo ton, Mass.
By order of the Executive COMMITTEES.
HENRY g. PARKER, Secretary.
mali DIV (MOn&Th)
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slOl AGA Is sl46,57 81

Expended on above accts. in '6S SI45. 577 SO
Expended on above accts. in '67 lOl, asa Is
Excess OF 1868 over 1867 ......s 45,IlS 50
As soon as Mayor WALKER COM
pletes his report by furnishing the
omitted items, as called for by, Mr..
SEMoNIN's resolution, we will publish
a comparison of all the items for the
two years.
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Merchant Tailor.

D. -. Anderson
Can be found at
NO. 8 CHANDLER'S BLOCK.
apA Sm (UP+STAIRS)
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Sire cts, al eys, and
sidew alks, including
grading, repairs, and
1883 lineal feet of
powdered and grav-
eled streets, net cost.
streets, alleys, and
sidewalk including
grading repairs, ard
2 ) . llneal feet of
bOwldered and graV-
eaed streets, net cost.
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10th Patches. Freckles L Tan.

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY tol
hose BROWN DIsCoLORATIoNs on the lace
PsTTy's Roth and FTeckEe Lotion. Pre-.
AIRED only by DIR. B. @. PERRY, 40 bono
Street, New York. Sold everywhere.
nar2S dom