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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-16

TIE DISTRICT IN CoNsRRss.-In Senatorial
debate, some days ago, members Of the Com
mittee on the District of Columbia made a
statement slowing the difficulty Of getting any
action upon District matters. To remedy the
complaint a session of the Senate was devoted
last evening TO the consideration of District
business, reported by that committee, but II
will be seen the object was not effected for,
after the disposition Of two or three matters Of
trivial importance, il was found when the con.
sideration of real District business was reached
there was no quorum present, and the Senate
adjourned.
In the House the diffic Guilty of getting any
legislation on District matters Is yet greater.
The District Committee of the House have not
been able 10 report their business to the House
during this session, and it is pretty certain that
the committee will not be called at all in the
remainder of it, With the increase, from year
TO year, of general business demanding the at
tention Of Congress, that body has less and less
time TO devote to District affairs, so that It has
got to be a chance about equal to a thousand
bullets going through one hole that a District
bill gets through both Houses the same Con-
gress.
TINS Is a pretty blue look for the District and
the situation promises to get worse rather than
better. Some relief might be afforded by the
passage of general laws, such as a general
incorporation act for the District, by which
Congress would be spared the task of special
legislation in every case: but there is a large
class OF District matters upon which there is
urgent need for Congressional action that can.
not be reached In this way. Congress nuts
make up its mind either 20 devote a certain
amount of time mot to be infringed upon) to
District legislation, or to give more powers to
-. Ik,-~
eminent Of the District by Commissioners has
been advocated as the surest means of accom-
plishing the desired end; but Congress while
REJECTING that plan, has failed to designate any
other. Will not that body contrIve SOM way
70 take Us out of limbo,
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NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY

The swift and substantial Steamers Il. O.
hS1GHT and JOHN GIBSON, will
run regularly, during the winter G&(lL-A
39nths, between NEW YORk
md GEORGETOWN as follows: N
Leave New York from Pier 90, East River.
Il Alexandria and Georgetown TUESDAYS
Rstnrning.Leaye Geor getown. foot of High st
rbIkSpA1S; Alexandria, FRIDAYS: NorfoIk
,sA nRnTSas arriving at New York MONDAY
This Line, connecting Ut Norfolk with the fine
steamers of the Merchants and Mcdaniel trans
eortstion Company 70 and from BOSTON, Is pre-
pared to take through freight at much radrces
rates as the ususl charge Of ray age aud othr er
oenses through Baltimore 10 oided BY this route
Freight from Boston should be consigueI T. the
care OF I. A. WILLIAMS q CO, Norfolk Va
For further information apply TO JOS L. GAIT
Agent, Office and Wharf fsot Of High street
Georgetown. ID. O.; or at0FFICE OF COMPANY
corner New York avenue and 18th St one square
noIs.d wv THoMPsON, President
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Inasmuch as The STAR Contained a nara.
graph some time ago to the effect that there va.
good reason to think that the accident With
occurred recently to the French steamer Pc.
mere was attributable TO the fact that she wa,
racing at the time with the German steamer
Ho'saiia, we feel bound 10 note the fac, that a
caro- mas been published by the passengers on
poafd tne nrst named vessel at the time OF the
disaster, in which they say that the accident
was solely due 70 heavy sea, and that. under
Providence, they owe their preservation en- :.
iIreiy 10 the decision. knowledge, and rood
conduct Of her captain. We make the correc.
ton with pleasure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-16

In the death OF Sol Smith, which occurred
81 Louis on Sunday morning. from conges-
uon OF the brain, the theatrical profession lost
enc Of It's most valued and versatile ornaments,
and society genial and big hearted member
Mr.. Smith was about sixty EIGHT years old nj
the time OF his death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-16

We are authorized TO announce that the Pres
dent and Mrs. Patterson will give Reception
en- Tuesday evening, February 18th, and an
other on Tuesday evening, the ID of March
commencing, as usual, At eight O'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-16

A rumor reaches us from Paris that the
principal object Of the mission Of the new
Greek Ambassador, Mr.. Cassintati, to this
country is to sell to Mr.. Seward or his success
sor In office one or more Of the islands in the
Greek archipelago to procure means where
with to buy iron clads to be used in the i'm
pending war against Turkey. We don't want
to discourage Mr.. CassIntati, but we advise him
10 secure an interview with Gen. RassIoff, the
Danish Minister, as early as practicable after
he arrives. Or, better still, he might write to
him before coming, and thus save the expenses
OF bis trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-16

From W. II. U. II Morrison, and from
blanchar d Mohun, we have the readable
kesousctions Of Men aud Things at WASH
.Dg'on, During the THIRD Of q Century," by
l. A. Gooright referred to by us yesterday.
i, Is published IN handsome style By the
Messrs; Morrison, and by Claxton, Remsen 4
Hafelnnger. Of Phlladeipnia.
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The editor Of the Newark Courier intervie wed
General Grant the other day al his head
quarters and reports the President elect as
strongly favoring the repeal OF the Tenure.of-
ONCE law and as remarking that $50 far as he
knew, every thief in the Government employ,
and every ring which is engaged in debauch-
ing legislation, wanted the law to stanI as
IL is"
General Grant perhaps did not say Just u A.
but 1t pretty well known in Washington
circles that he very frankly expresses the
opinion that it ought TO be repealed, because Its
operations will cripple him In the efficient dis
charge Of his duties, and because Its continu-
anee would indicate an unmistakeable want of
confidence IN him, and a purpose to hold the
law over him as a sort Of rod IN terrorem.
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To Advertisers.-Our advertising patrons

To Advertisers.-Our advertising patrons
re requested to send IN their fsvors before
Il O'Clock m, as advertisements received
later cannot be insured an insertion in
the pressure Of news matter after that hour
With every disposition to accommodate, we
ind ourselves obliged TO lay down this rule
and adhere to it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-16

NATIONAL THRArRh-Ths capital burlesoue
'Kenilworth" and "Ths French Spy was
admirably performed last night. and win be re.
peated this evening.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

~ Ew X REse LINZ,
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA,
VAaWAsalNGTOE, AsD
GE0kGET0wH, d. C.
Regular sailing day from I'd North no>s
" ware Philadelphis, SATURDAY, e0
From 90 Water street, Georgetown, wEDaR $
FREIGHT received at any time
Arply to HYDE & TYLER,
6S W ater ct Geor getown d. e
NJ. ELDRIDGE 90
Alexandra. Va.
x WM CLYDE co.
Neu IL North W haryes, PnilAdelphia.
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L OR MOUNT vERN

The Steamer ARROW" Captain Thos. Stack.
ps!s, leaves her wharf. foot of Sew -
snth street, DAILY, At II a m E4&.k-A
,sprdsys excepted for MoUNTs<seE6
sIFFNN isIaipg a,d reeeiyiag pa.senger- At
iiInIInN MARSHALL HALL, Md and Witt n
oESsh. hs-Ieturning 10 the city at m.
rare 10 Mount vernon and return Intending
Refreshments on bosrd
Tickets for sale at ali the pripcinal ua,als ana
At the steamer e wharf
Willard Is Hotel "a IL 81
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. DE n + Al NOTIOT

BARRITT, d. DIS,
tfofmeriy 81 PhiiadelphisJ No. 20 ~ street. bs.
All Dental opsrations skiIlfrlIy ,srs.,,,..
Teeth extracted without pain kI sdms,,,s.n NEG:
Pus NityorS Oxide. eisser1n&
Prof =. 4. 1nekinshsn, d DIS
Prof james Truman, d d. s.
Prof Geo. +. Barker, d. ID. u
Prof tnaS WildTSn, D., d. d. D Pennsylv..
Harvey Li'S'lsY. \. D., No. $40 6ssIsss. W..a.
hSs0os O'V' % a em
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lOtaj. ........... 4c.so- 1-9 at ~. S}lf.q55 m
Area Of crossings, 7,Iii 30 square yards
n. MICHLBR, Brv. Brig. Gen U. s. A
WashiD gton, d. G., Feb. Is, 1869.
1t Will be seen that the expense of the work
= divided very fairly between the Government.
the Corporation, the Railroad Company. and
the property holders; the Government paving
considerably more than one half the amount.
II Pennsylvania avenue Is ever paved. as we
have already Pointed ont. il must be- BY some
sEch equitable division OF the cost And vet
there are some shOrt-sighted citizens who op-
pose the bill in the expectation that Congress
IN some inspiration of liberaliiy will shoulder
The whole expense OF the work. These citizens
VIII certainly catch lsrks when the skies fall
We fear that with the pressure of business the
House Will not find time TO act upon the Senate
bill, or that If II does some of the ultra re-
trenchers will oppose its passage because it
calls for the payment Of a portion Of the ex.
pense BY the Government; but If our Avenue
business men are alive TO their interests they
VIII lose no opportunity to place the i'm
pcrtance of the work in a favorable light before
msmters OF Congress
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RAILROADS,

bALfIhoRs AID ONO RAlLRoAp.
20
n6ss .a ss's;:s AMP sstTI
ere nev rus - follow, via:
TOR sAIrineRn.
and issS. 's &C. Sc :.s Use f,G so
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
al L's, o.. S., 'sc''s sunday. ct ana 80 An.
~ soR annapolis.
ar fsow s M A. n and Pm. no train 70
Foi BsiSiMoRl.
Ls.,s e a. n, and 1880. q, sac. and
Leave q A. H.. and . ana isoPM
Law .S ss Al. ., sAsS ss.. %
S Sn ss: ssss; !. It "A so o.,
.ectins q Relay Station With trains IRON Ball
ss.: p 5. a. a D. A. . the
wsseinston staeion Ticket Once ~ 81 hosr. ns
S.I '0; vsau the
Tickets a. the avenue Once oss there .rrs.ss 2
sssn g the S.so and SS in ID.
Ess ;'d Boston
WILSON. Master Of Tran.pOrt.tiOs
nos GEo koSsT sn'5 asu sisff ss sssn'
THRogeH LINE BsrwIEN WASHINGTON
PHlLApELrhlA.A AND
WAsHINsroS. lss.
Trains between WARRINGTON AND NEW
foBk are now run - follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, rifiosf ehauss Of s1-s
Leave daily lexcept Sunday at A. M, and
1890 and $40 P. N.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except sunday ct . A. NJ. an
1880 and S:<0P N.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York 1t $40 p. n. and Phils-
Sleeping carr fer New York on e.sO r. n. train
Through tickets to PhilsAelphis, NeV Yorh or
Session can Be bad at the statioa oncs ct eli hours
In the day. Also, - the OompAnys Once, No.
COS PenIsylvsnia avense: Passengers parchssins
tickets at the Avenue once can there arrange %
have their baGeaSs called for and checked q their
residence, taken he depot, end put in the BEG.
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule bstyeen Washington, Baltimore, An
napolis and the West.
J. l. WILSON. Master Of rranspor.ssien.
l.. II. COLE. GENERAL Ticket Agent.
noS eco. Q. KO9ETZ. Agent. Washfrston.
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SY@y PARIS G.u GLOVE DEPOT. aW
ses PEHusYLvAHIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN Hfsrn AND rESra srRExrs.
il. MAVA Co..
IMPORTERS OF AIlxAEDRIEEs and DEs-
PBAS BEST PARIS KID GLOVES,
OF which they have . fun supply at present.
Also. on hand, ALBxANpRsy and COURvOI-
sIhks In all cosors and sis.s.
rss: sS h 5:si and s sr'
80 GOOD KID GLOVE AT sl.a5, in Black
80 The TRADE supplied at New York Whole
l.. B. JIwHLLs PRIZE SOAP.
THE BEsr.
nSj2f f M;ks SEE aSO
Premium ssHsfis$s$ sSfS. sSst
:. !" E tsSSiS sd sSsf,
Are brands of q superior quality, and are guar
ahtetd 10 give p, rfect safisfacsion.
-TAKE NOTICE
The name G. JEWELL, and also the quality.
is stamped on every bar.
Aek your grocer for OF these, and be sure You
get them, ana take no other.
Manufsctory-5OO and 500 @ street north. be-
tween 4th and Sth. Washington, ID. U. felS
A SUBSTITUTE FOB COAL OIL.
THE NEW ILLUM1NATOR.
The manufacturers Of this safe, and eco
nomica Nluminator be 2 leave in introdu inR this
article to the public to offer for their
the following statement Of facts. viz:
II ID the Cheapest Iumi nator in use
II does not smoke the chimney
II does not burn and crust the wick
Il will not rlode for Illuminating purposes.
It gives more than nubls the light OF Kerosene
1t leaves no greasy deposit on the lamp ike Ke-
rosepe.
1t can be burned in a sick room without uuplea.-
ant smell even if turned down to the lowest point
GIVE 1T A TRIAL.
Dealers literally dealt with
2Si zenith street, between NJ aud N.
fell-lw =. HOLMES.
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NLW YORK AND WASHINGTON sTlAM.
~ SHIP COMPANY.
NEW KXPREss LINE.
The ONLY DIRECT LINE Be- r
TWEEN WASHINGTON AND afCqN
- NEW YORK elIsx=A
WI run TWO steamers direct frc N New York TO
Wasnlngton, landing freight at G street wharf
Ies NJ NeS iOrk every ednesd and Saturday
Al IL n Leave g street " hart washfnston
very Monday and Thursday at4 m
freight received At ell hours, and forwarded st
&C. BOUGHTON, Agent, G-street Wharf,
Washington; HYDE TAYLOR Agents %
wafer street Georgetown; ELORIDGE & co ,
seeTm Aiexandrts, Va JAMES HAND, Agent
iIS W all street. New YORK fesIy
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M. WILLIAMS
sAsHss rams: s3TiNs 'yssLE44Ge rs syS
tHeis sHIET
kGn st1Es EaSIRs
MINIS. cannot be surpassed in quality and price
an. nd n:Ss in .,.
3s6 Penna. ave. Cite Trevise, Paris.
DR.. MAURY'S
PATENT
IMPROVED TOOTH BRUSHES.
REr0MM CONN By DIR MAYNARD AND
OTHER EMINENT AMERICAN Dentists.
LILLY & BROTHER,
fel2tf MAURY & RIvEs.
fALMER's MOST BEAUTIFUL PHOTO.
GRAPH
Size, % by - Inches,
ANGEL AT TIE sEPULCHRE,
r AMB'S
Looking GIsss and Picture Frame Establishment.
237 PenusyivaLia avenue,
SOLE AGENT '' fol- Is.av
w CONTINUE THE SALES OF THE
FINE AND MEDIUM DRESS SILKS
AND OTHER WINTER DRESS GOODS
1T LARGELY REDUCED FIGURES.
ssd ISoSs 81 ihs Ss for
Housekeepers' use.
~ MOURNING GOODS; full lines of the bes,
fabrics. WIZ O0''
1SEB0oATiSGs, AsUiriSas." and VEsf'
re- Al kinds of WHITE GOODS, including
81 IS pieces IRISH LINENS, of the proper
grades for Shirts, Bosoms, and Collars
Tons '' ''''e'' q '1e'' III In iiNd 'or-
~ All orders receive prompt and careful a.,an.
lion ZION and parcels properly pack for shi pment,
~ ONE PRICE ONLY, marked in plain fig
uIes.
PERRY & BROTHER.
fenRsylyanla avenue and 9Th st.
ES CARPETS, Curtains, oilcloths, Rugs, Mat.
uDgs, &c, Upper Floors fell eo3tif
CANNED FRUITS, VEGETABLES, &c.
large invoice of the following goods Jus. re-
FRESH PEACHES, 2Ib and 8 Id. can,
FRESH PlNEAPPLEs. Glib cans
FRESH TOMATOES, 2 ID and 5 ID cans
FRESH LnBSTER, lib. cans
WINSLOW'S GREEN CORN
FRENCH PEAS, MUSHROOMS, TRUFFLES
For sale low ' BRYAN BROS
349 PepDsylvahia avenue,
opposite metropolitan Hotel.
NEW YORK BUTTER,&c.
20 tubs Pri ne NEW YORK BUTTER
500 lbs. Prime NEW YORK BCCKWHlAT
bbls STEWARDS SIRUP
5bbIs. NEW OBLBAN6 MOLASSlS
Just received. and for sale By
349 Pennsy Ivanis avenue
K sHi FISHll
IObbls No l Bay MACKEREL
10 bbls. No Shore do
80 kits No Bay de
50 Suirts gsS GOLDFISH 90
5bbls SALMON
SMOKED BLOATERS
LABRADOR HERRING
BRYAN BROS,
349 Pennsylvania avenue,
fe II cow Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
ERTILIZ ERS.
Forty tons pure and Genuine PONE DUST made
m he S,Hl hi
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TIE PAVING OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
As various conflicting statements have been
made as to the cost of paving Pennsylvania
avenue, and the amount apportioned 10 differ.
eEt interests, by the bill that has passed the
Senate, the following official computation,
made by General Mlchler, Superintendent of
Public Buildings and Grounds, in answer to
the request of members of the House for in
formation, Will be of interest:
u I'll.
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e A Mt z X Blu RY

lib woNDBBfuL MILITARY SENSATION
bShh1 From the great rsnmsny Nee
~ bs kAB nerk city the Greatest Lfghtuips
Nbnkh8 Drill Expert in the world AI.o
1bIhkE the Dssh IA Italian. glowing WITH
W blbhk youth aud beauty
~koNZAfl Nile CoNUnIrA RONZATI
~ KONZATi IN Ds-htpg DsDce. and on the Der.
- hOsZAIl ilous light Rope. Also, in the
81 bONLATl nes CANCAN
also, the Romantic Psn'onime q the FEMALE
ROBBERS OgCALABkIA The male female ar
nsie; lila ZOfAbE Mile Tielie and Non.
Weifhofs Ballet Trsupe. c'mprisiRg ten bean
niul Ladies SATURDAY afternoon, Family Nat
lnee. T.
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PAWNBROKERS.

EsTABLIsHED Ies..
HERZBERGS LOAN OFFICE.
Ssl N0RTH STREET,
between ~ and 9Th streets, Immediately In rear
National Hotel
tisl. ~ "a Al
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EDUCATIONAL

STASMCRE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
- FAM n SPRING
MONTGOMERY col MY Mn
The spring Term Of this Institution will com
2fuce on the 18th inst ~
inns, fOr ttOard. " aching Fuel ana Ifeht.
aLd 1uitIon IN ali the English branches = % oar
h.nih Music. d. aNing, ard the Lana uAg-. rfra
FIR Circnlsrs appiy TO
CAROLINE HALLowELL MILLER.
IFIU ~ Principal.
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BALLS, PARTIES. DC.

TIE SECOND GRAND ANNUAL Ball or
the FAlhn0tNT sOCIALs will be a
gwen AZ ODD FELLOWS, Hall. IN st.
- MONDAY. fERRrARY 22I. 1859 ~
lh~ COMMITTEE viii DO every thing in a. ir .
toEer That vii prnmote the enjoyment " all who
LAY ftyor u- with their pI nee.
1ickets. .. f.is 81
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w. 500 REwARD.

MAJORS OFFICE, CRY HALL,
WAsHINGION. ID. G February IS. J3i9
~ In pursuanee OF Joint resolution passed by the
councils OF bis city and approved February 49,
1859. reward of one hundred dollars is hereby Of
fered for The arrest and conviction OF the party or
parties who broke into the new colored school
house on Twenty first street west bet waep and
u streets north, on Saturday night. February s.
1853 and caused the water In the third ct ,ry TO
overflow and food the whole bull fEg. thereby
doing sIeat damage to the same
fe is II a. J. BOWEN Mavor
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NEW UNIVERSAL ALMANAC
WHITfAKERp ALMANAC FOB 1859, verv
thick vol. snail Svo, we'll Driated, paper IS &c
CoNIHNTs: The Calendar, Key 20 the oslenh.r.
eportsmels Calendar, The DneiiSh 0oysrnmset
Ioreign Astions, Hducssion, Obi.uariss, TsssoS.
ology, Army and Navy, British p Soeosions Rsrr.
tas Statistics, &c.. &c. n ie
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AGENT AMEHICAN LIFE INSURANOH COM.
PANY. OF PBILABELPHIA,
Has Removed from No. 81 Louisiana avenue, to
No. 327 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
1th streets, eou2h side. fe Is ~
THAUGURA1I0N BADGES, o new and beautiful
arttcle woven In silk, with fine portrait Of Gen
of Clubs, Associations. and Oommittees especially
invited to this appropriate article for the fnsugu
ration. lust received at 0HHPHDRD q WHIT
AKERs, corner 7th and d streets. Cali and zee
them. fe Is tmh4
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I NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
MAsHINeIoN, d; O., rebruary6, 1859
CROSBY. and J. W. PEARSON, Of Boston Mass.
praying for the extension Of . patent granted to
them on the 70 day OF May, less, for an improve
Bebt In Seed Planters
II is ordered that said petition be heard at this
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo.
sitione, and other papers should be nled In this
once twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA RO0TB,
70 is lAW3w Commissioner Of Patents
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TIE OLD ESTABLISHED FIhaoP
4 b. GOLDSTEIH a 90,
LCkHsED PAWNBROKERs,
- BoURAED-A- HALF sTREET " DeT,
near Pennsylvaria avenue
yrers she b. CHEST cash sSyspoes on All n pas o.
arteean dise L any amount and for any -
tine desired 81 reason able rates H
nnssrest on large sums greatly reduced.
cuisines strictly co. DENTAL
efi-H ~
The New York herald., 1869-06-10

A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT WILL NJ
"A given Mis-. Thomssina u. Gist Thursday evening,
June TO- 1s69 at De Garmo's Hail.
following ladies' and gentlemen Mime Bsreds, Mme Il
Itch, Mrs. James Scvn, Mrs Terence DonneIy, DR. r.
Ogden Doremus DR. Otto fulgrsf, Dr. Thomas Ward, Rev.
Charles F Deems Mr. Jeremiah Dcviin Roswell d. Hatch.
Hon. 8; b. aarvin. Mra 1isi win be assssed By Nine:
Oaxzaniga, Mr. y. II. Mills, Mr. Macdonald, Mr. Bsre
Mr.. Eben Concert will begin at ~ precisely Tickets SIt
for sale at the Hall st Schirmer's, 701 Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-06-10

DRYANTs' MINsTREIs. FOURTEENTH STREET.
ID ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
THE LADY OF LYONS. THE EBONY BLONDES.
THE LADY OF LYONS. TIRE EBONY BLONDES.
JACK SHEPPARD AND JOE BLUEsKIN.
JACK SHEPPARD AND JOE BLUESKIN.
Brilliant success of the charming Tenor Singer,
Mr.. WILLIAM DWYER.
DAVE REED, CNSWORTH, EUGENE, NELSE SEYMOUR.
THE HAUNTED WIG MAKER CAPTAIN JINKS.
THE HAUNTED WIG MAKER CAPTAIN JINKS.
HOGAN ana HUGHES (new act.. The African Twins
CAN YOU STAND on YOUR HEADf
DAN R&nY & YOU sANp AN ~ 1ook bAA BRYANT
Parquet 80 cents; Gallery, IS cents Orchestra Chairs rs
cents,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-15
Cheap Advertising J

There Is a growing demand for cheap
advertising: and in order to accommodate
mi. want we have concluded to insert
in the DAILY JOURNAL, under appropriate
heads, short advertisements at THIRTY
CENTS for three lines or less for each in
sertion. and TEN CENTS for each addi-
tionnI line This is medium Of adj
'vertasing that offers rare Inducements
to merchants, traders, manufacturers,
and mechanics to build up a large
trade. 1t will, also, be found an ex-
cellent medium 10 bring to the notice
OF the public all kinds OF real prop
erty that Is for sale, rent, or lease.
To every body. in lact-to those who desire
to buy any article or species OF personal
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