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Evening star., 1869-04-10

ApiEs E uEtHn wAHTIEG ING sfAnPISs. PInkrNa.
e H:l e ei, sss al baiHp
ety Q! .tanIed Bssds Yoke. &c. Ensroid.ryy ~, e.
e snsiois.SsS SSp' foxss e pas6: :ss'
Evening star., 1869-04-10

One Of the most discouraging signs 70 be seen
IN connection with Congress ssional legislation is
furnished by the votes Of the House upon con-
tested election cases fair illustration of which
was furnished in that Of Myers rs Moffatt, dis.
posed OF yesterday. One would think that IN
n matter of this kind, where there must from
necessity be a great variety of circumstances
and q wide range Of facts, thers might be some
points upon which fair-minded men of bath
parties could agree: but precisely the contrary
seems TO be the invariabie rule,-each party
voting solIdly for the contestant rspresenting q
IFS own political views OF course what may
be SAID or thought in regard to one party
applies with equal force to the other, since
each is apparently aole to take only q partisan
view Of any case involving a question of
political steneth; but the mere fact that neither
seems able or willing TO rise above considera-
uons Of that character cannot fail to weaken
The confidence OF the public in the wisdom and
patriotism of their general acts.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

The Richings Opera Troupe always popular
here. commence season oftweive nights a. the
National Theatsr on Monday next, commenc.
ing with Ala Traviata-" They will present
all their old and several new operas turing the
season. Castle, Campbell, Mrs. Seguin. and
MIS- kienings are all Washington favorites.
ard crowded houses may be expected. 1t
will be wise To secure seats in time
Evening star., 1869-04-10

New England seems TO be mp TO all sorts OF
"a oUeer things In every walk in life Her latest
sensafion IN a literary way is a work-by one
% her erratic children.-as yet only in manu-
seript-In defence OF polygamy 1t Is asserted
hat the SUBJECT rs treated with decided power
sud marked originality, ana that some of the
Arguments are really puzziers; but upon these
points the public can Judge better when the
hook II published. The author makes tue
starement that monogamic nations have in
Nariably died out while poly gmic nations ha We
endured and fiourished; while the numerical
Prepcrderarce of women over men supplies
nm with smother argument. These points
!ook plausible, snt they are hardly strong
enough TO bring the doctrine into general favor.
In fact, IL may be doubted whether il would
Jay, even In peeuniuary sense, to bring out
the work
Evening star., 1869-04-10
OFFICIAL.
BY skr T'rrsiisn' Of he Cni,eS Ss1,es Of An,rfca,
PROCLAMATION.

by 'Ae E'rrsiiSn' Of he Unt,es States Of An>rfoa.
APROCLAMATION.
Whereas objects of interest 10 the United
S;s,es require that the Senase shall be con vsaed
a. ~ O'Clock on the 12th day OF April, i3s9, to
receive and act upon such comm q nications as
may be made to il on the partof tue Exec utsve;
Now. therefore. 1. u. 5 Grant, Prssidsas of
the United States, have considered 1t to be nv
duty 10 issue this, my proclamation, declaring z
that an extraordinary occasion requires the
Senate of the United States to con vene for the
transaction OF business at the Capitol, in tn.
city Of Washington. on the 18th day of April.
1859. at IL O'Clock, noon, on that day, which al,
who shall at that tune be entitled to act As
members Of that body are hereby required to
take notice.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
United States, al ashington the stb
day OF April, in the year OF our Lord
lsKAL one thousand eight hundred aud sixty.
nine, and Of the Independence OF tns
United States of America the ninety
third. II : Gn.NT
By the President:
HANILToN FISH, Secretary of State.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

The "wiid hunt for orce' is not con fined 20
tnls eity exclusively. Ths New York 0ar saws:
The number OF persons who have applied to
Coiiee'or Grinneii. for once, since his appoint.
ment, - estimated n 30.npO
Evening star., 1869-04-10

Naieosz, Miss, Is without an omcer of any
kine-no mayor, NO seiectmen, NO assessor or
collector. no city clerk, ma rshai or policemen
Every cffieer is disqualified.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

FROM French & Richardson. agerts for the
Leonard SCOT Company reprints, we have the
Lordcn QuortCriy Rerte,r for Januarv-
Evening star., 1869-04-10

Prom j. Shiliington, Odeon Building, we
have HeaTth and Home for April r7th.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

~ SIX PER CENT.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
PAYMENTS TO COMMENCE THE FIRST
TUESDAY In NAY.
GEO GEO PLANT: President.
W. P. TONRY, Secretary.
~ DIRECTORS:
SBxR.Es Bxs.ES kINe. q. 96osfklSHoRN' 5 Jim
sS ss.SS sTT!s sTg!s, - ~ csEEss.' cssHEYEslss'
A. Il FEkRIe.
Subscription for stock viii be received BY the
Mii,a,;.I MI,esson.I: ~; b. WHITE. st the National
seeT:tay wP ToNBY ct the new Drug
xs x1s;, ,,s 4 re- otsss e Ssios BUTTS. No. .
rwAGONs, OARrs. AsB DRAYs.
REesIER's OFEIcE, April s, 1879
Notice is hereby given that licenses issued to
on sss & s:S and sts,: sS.;
licenses must Be renewed in complisno- With law |,
At -t.ae sSss;nc ;S ~: .Sr .:s::s Ell
rgALLr HAIR RENEwEB AT 10 OTIS.
III az ,sSSk "a nj; ssisg very ss:sn.i.s 4 Drs.sIt.
hs,.i:s. Mosssonsrs. .SI;@ss Tsso.ss. ny.1
Mrs. Aliens, Woods, Icons, 30 at nuch lees
than regular prices Also, California Wines and
ARTHUR NATrANs, Druggist,
ma 10 In Corner "a and D stre ets north.
N~D z NfAL NOTICE
w RABRRTr. d. D.s..
(Formerly Of Philadelphfs, No. 40 ls street. be-
tween Pa. ave. and O street.
All Dental Operations skillfuIly performed.
Teeth extracted without pain by sdministerins
prof TT nsSIEnfNcHs;
PTof f jane. a sTS1uaasn1bS, Tsamssp ) p p p's'
Prof. Geo. s Barker, b, D.G.
Prof Blias WildmAn, II. D., D. D. g.. Psnnsyiys.
nfa Coiieee Of Dental Surgery, Phiisdelphia
h.i,:s ,"s.da ai.Sasy l. D. 10. ate 0sEs:s. Ws.h-
.AhKRUP roy The last anendnens Of
ssans. Lsx rOsids. that ..
ho IN, DO Sissns.Ec shsll Be Granted 70 debtor
SItbe Sisin 11ersd aGatnss his estate Don VhSch
see.n sns . nsne - yytseisel debtor Tais cIsass
Law AL poor debtors for e further Srovidss ~
ce1tain leuuousrs and all VINO comnlv CisS c".
I'm I'm ondItions, can receive their 6ischsrS.s
.nsy may nave no aseets. Notvfthote endicr
tions, dehtors without asssts are stiii
sne pensnt o. ses ley N all parh OF the oo1ntsy W.
Persops In this Distrtct Who still vfsS 10 ~ an
tnemseives o. It's benefit. and Who have 10 sss.ts
cluded In the terms Of the luitaftcn rhs ~ ~
scribef Win give ihformstion On fhis :.h,sse as VI,
times without charge. - ~
Atsersssy,ss-Lsv H, s. and Solicitor 10 Bans4u,sov
Evening star., 1869-04-10

rUEIyERsALIsr PREACHING FyERY
si,Snt2. sESSHak2. q Che,.ea. Mcse viii pr.a.h NEXT
Beats free. The public are invited 10 attend. lt.
n~COMI TO THE SUNDAY MORNINe
~ LiCEUML Meets In Union League Hall
SR R.sais5 eesi q no 10 osiSck & Debate, TO MORROW
necessary to preserve Morality" It.
rK. OF P-TRANKLIN LODGE, Ne. a.
uS Every member of the Lsd ne is reauested 70
attend sSs "e HsosDaY the ista
vii be made. By order Of the ! Lodge; g;y,r
"ssTHST9s1DIsT "sTS PR0TIsTAET CagR0a
1reh on ssbBATH nth in.. S1 tbs i1 thi;
na: m. Subject: Lots Ohoice; and al 7 q. m :.
suS,sct .saoss in Christ" The public are cor
AY The Forty-third Monthly Meeting OF this
Associstien will be held In the reuneii Cham Sar'
Gmt Hall. on the EVENING of TUESDAY, tine
aplo 81 wMw MOORE Secretary.
1@IBE NORTHERN LIBE4TIEJ BrILn.
,AS ING ASsO'lATI0N sill meet next MsN-
hs.enent OF the German ESaaseiical Gburib tns ns
side s,o ., ,yyE Tao sPsos, seo'y.
Apt ih-rald and Sunday Chronicle.
' LoDGE. No =. viii meet At their Nail cor
her nth street and MARYLAND avenue on r D. NOR-
49,, 49, sunday at J O'Clock p. m to attend toe
sister LODGES in sood standing are invited to at
1t. LEWIS LABILLE, RS.
TEISITY CHTRCH corner Of "A and pesfn st1sci. 10
To hnkRGw Sunday. at IL . m sai71. p m.
children of The sabbath School. at 81, . m
cordial invitsiioa is extended to sll the schools
Evening star., 1869-04-10
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

WAsHINGToN, April 8. 1869. (
ihlormaton has been received al this De.
partment. from Mr.. Charles A. Leas, the Oon-
sui OF the United States 1t Funchal, tM Madeira
OF the death, recently. at Funchal, of Thomas
wallace and Archibald mcNiven, American
Portsmouth.
Evening star., 1869-04-10
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

WAsHINGToN, April 6. 1869
Information has been received at this DE.
partment from Mr.. Eugene Schuyler, the Con /.
sui OF the United States at Moscow of the
death,on the 2sth of February, 1s6s, at Mosco "
OF clara and Hermann He'll wig children of
Francis n. Hellwig, an AmerIcan citizen
Evening star., 1869-04-10
LOTHING, DC.

CLOTHING, DC.
A-ccMrllrE STOCK OF Nxw SPRING
oLorHIHa. q
S-CoTCHAEpAI0BfeAN CREyIor SUITS,
SIsto sas,n
A.. sAKs cos.
ALL TIE NEW kovRL1IEs IN SPRING
oYERO0ATs. at -.,-
A. sAKs COS.
fssc af Eraa atze #EF
h-EoBBY PATTrsNs OF cAssIMRBE
PANTS. .u.t received a,
A.sAKs d cos.
S-rTLIsH ASD HANDSOME COATS. AND
VESTS Te MATCH, with six Fscins,. at
AsAKs COS
q N-oUR STOCK OF BOYS CLOTHING was
never % complete as ct present.
A. sAKs & 90.
S-HEAP AND DURABLE SUITS for Bows,
AsAKs cos.
O-uR LovArIos Is
sl7 sEvEHTH srREEr,
Adjoining National Bank Of the Republic.
boYs' CLoTBING.
Three Hundred and Fifty SPRING SUITS 70.
ee!ved this morning st the celebrated
464 sEvlNTH sTREEr,
ma 3n opposite Post Office.
MEMS oLoTHING.
Two hundred and nfsy.
o1.o.;;i OAK ~. sxGG; H., ssi SEVENTH srRE.T.
+ - hAiDEnoAA,
tsuecsssOr to b. +. LouDoS 4 Co.. ~
CIrIzEHs. ARMY AND NAVY ~
MERCHANT TAILOR, ~
Metropolitan Hotel, (lste Browns,l
iyls-tf No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington.
NyKLCHs BEST FAMILY FLOUR,
" O. rs per sack ; Al E1KMAss.
Between n and n
ssaS ss11 p sss :sss sssyIsTh Z iSSftss; .srss.
Between n and n.
y SUGARS, lsc; A CoFEsE sLGAk, 7c. at
tween and
OLD GOVERNMENT JAW. CorFrE. 81 cts;
" hoA'fAp 2s ssi s sss s ssyE iHhfss iii street;
Between n aad N
RIoCoFFEE, q CSC; ROASTED DO ,ess,,
aaa aas sstESrss 4 sSfssss ssss:t,
Between NJ AMI n.
MARAoAIBo COFFEE, 90 ROASTED do. IS,
w aar sas sSvEsTh aS'viESsETHhass; .irsst;
Between NJ aadS
PUMFoRD's YEAST POWDER. Is ces.s.
221 229 SEVENTH street.
Be weeu N and n.
GOAL OIL. 20 cents p.5 gallon;
ss:' sss Irss's' sss sssvEHTs s fSHMHss; .srsst.
Between n and N.
RAkER's CHOCOLATE 40 PER % %SSYnd,
aar sas sEAtxEEshs:ss sAxEsEa srs.,;
BsBBirTs SOAP i'e per VegpS TSs%ss Sf 2 fer o.,
Between N and n.
TORN STARCH. IA cents per pseksse,
aa1sas sHsvEs' vsESs'sAss i street.
Between NJ n.
0-PoUND CANS TOMATOES, 20 cents;
pound cams, g cents;
sa1 aas sHvisTh sHHsvtShH.s's street.
Between n and II.
v ARMoUTH SUGAR CORN y cents.
aa,s shvEsTs A ESEsAMs, .srsst
Bet seen N and n.
A ND EVERYTHING ELSE
GRoCsRY LINE
At equally low prices,
aa74 aas SEVENTH street.
$4,000 Worth
FANCY GOODS
AT COST FOR CASH
Having bought out the interest Of Mr.. D. Il.
n 0AITHER. In the rm of OAvGa 4 a a rmu-,
Evening star., 1869-04-10

T.. 5. A Il l. Il N,
MANUgACrGRsR
LIN
DEALER IN
CEMENT, PLASTER, HAIR, &C.. xe.
OlfI0I-3Ia O STREET, between Sixth aad
sss .SsSx .sOsx .sssS CREEK between l and SITS.
ELEGANT STOCK OF
NEW SPRING GOODS.
W. N. sHUsT ER BRO,
Have Just received from New York very choice
NEW sPsfSa SooDs
STRIPED AID fisy BED aAss aEAEsssAD1sss
PLAID SILK kISs sEEass ahe aSS sS5 HIEwoo1 Pop
WHITE rnka1sS asD GtSsH AFR SSfRs1SsS
%s al Ssf; s .sS s D:
We have also just opened splendid assortment
LUPIN's MOURNING GOODS.
BLACK 1sos saoSs%,si:ins ,ss.ss.pIsss,
BLACK BOMBAZISEs.
bLaOK TAhN,sE,
BLACK DEL .INkS
BLhGk hGsok gh2s 2sSFtsE SEhaf okapA M1Hs1ss,
Sl4ik BIkox atARF ARFAxdtHl.L AxdtHlLs'
black gooos imported; ali Of wnieh we MARI In
plain hgures at the very lowest market rates.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
W. M. sHUsTIR BRO,
No 324 Pennsylvania avenue,
ap9,3t between 9th and 10Th streets.
CHAs.. &. VANDERwERKEN. n. 8. YARwoop.
POTOMAC HIvEE BLUE STONE.
tGneiss Rock.)
FOB BUILDINGS. FOUNDATIONS, WALLS,
&c. Also,
FeOTINGs, FLAG, AND CUB STONE:
Delivered in washinstsn or any accessible point
on the Potomac.
vANDERwERKEE q Co. .Proprietors.
s!,s snstsI0Iclis.n Botel; GeOrsetown once. No laS
bridge st corner OF High st. ma 36-eo2m
CARPETS, CURTAINS OILOLOTHs, &c.
INGRAI CARPETS at 81.
TBREE-PLY CARPETS at s1.s0.
ESalIsH' TAPHsTRY pT1s J, q, :1d ssEussELs CAB
All handsome Da.tsIss'h gss and Stssose jP:s received
" Il No. S3isHf MsrS:, s,.cs
mails colin Sd door from cor. 9th st and Pa Az
DIR. MAURY'S
IMPROVED TOOTH BRUSHES.
BahfINE19nHHp s5 s5LfEa! Tg5 81
cdr The members Of the Faculty Of the Baltimore
IR Snisf K 65SsfNDDTsSSHS TSSr8S
bsush, g one which Possesse. ,mpo,rant adraa.
Of Its construction The end: Of the b1isties being
sHnI,a sy o.d pS!ss.a the dy,orsd Bra esct1
faces Of the teeth which a. is impoSs5is 70 ,sots
sh q, c1dnayy brush ali Angular edges being fss
.t .ts Irritation vhcn causes them t. recsds rom
Fl s. GOR9As. DDS MD.
Lean ofthe Baltimore College of Dental Surgery.
ON SALE i.',' At TIE Dsgs STORES.
hsset. nS N.
District Of Columbia. and virginia. fs is n e
DANIEL BATcLIFP. WALTER b. R.rcrrgv
DANIEL RATCLIFF SON,
ATTORNEYS ArLAW,
OFFICE No. 3s5 D STREET,
ms24.M 0P PosITE CITY HALL.
". b. JEwELLs PRIZE SOAP.
THE B1sr,
#fH ftAE 5EHE iHi
Premium Sss$$s: SRi5i ssys;
=" f%SEY fA%sEY aoSxUeHP' oSxUeHP'
e s:: sy and are guar
III. nam. o. B5HK 5EwfhG3EIi fhG3EIiSs .,a ..o III. ou.,,,,
10 stamped On every bar.
A:k your grocer Tor any Of thsss, and be sure you
set tne9, and tale NJ olher.
Manofsetory-SOO and 6o9 @ street north. b.
'"een 1tn And 6th. Warrington, d. O. feU
III orr.
MALT ExfR ACT.
eRnAT REDUCTION IN PRIoI.
o0ALITYa~d PROPERTIES UNMPAJRED.
Delishrxl, Nssritiexs BEVERAGE.
Plea'an. Isvisorasins TONIC
oS's'fsss for ALE axd AleoAsle DRINKS.
STRENGfHEN.R Jeva as DEBuIrArED,
tHsrHcIALLr NURSING xoru1,sl
Certain RlMEDY for Disorders Of sbs
HnhoAT' CH1sT, LUNGS AND 0fOHAOH.
Ss'd ~ Drsssias ssd Groers.
JOS. o. PEDKRSRN,
" MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK,
"a sss asxsyoTU s. ssd British P,sviaess q N. A.
(rh1AT BARoAINe IN PIANOS WHICH
HAvk RRRN naRn-
Evening star., 1869-04-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.

DOCTOR 4 De .. CURTIS BkGs re
20 bis extensive practice In Bsltimore be win IN
tSsurs De able to devote only the foos ias days 70
sEnkDAts fIon p less : enc g -, m, st No. sss
sPEOIALITY-Treatments sod cure of us~v~-.
Debility, and all diseases srisiag from abosss of
the system mar - ~
Evening star., 1869-04-10
Metropolitan Patent Stoan Bakery
He. SAT STREET,
BETWEEN AZ AND 9Th SrRKKrs.

u
Are sAnttd By sll impartial Judges 70 be the best
in the market.
The reasons are obvious:
We have erected one OF Mckenzie ssleudid Reel
Ovens. st cost Of over five tho usand dolIara
Our machinery 10 the best and newest Patent
Q buy the best Daterfal
We employ the beet workmen.
We manufacture from twenty-five TO thirty bar.
rels Of -four Per day.
We keep no cid stock on hand. and consequently
our Crackers are always fresh.
Try for yourselves, yen will hnd eur statement
To prevent fraud, our Orackers ere stamped with
"HAvENNER.-
II you cant got "HAVBHNEBD ORACKIRen
fron your Grocer, send 70 ths Bakery, 3lf o O. /;
We win saDDly you
We offer che following assortment:
SODA CRA0KDR6
WATSE CRACKl1e
GIMON BISCUIT
BOeTOH QRACKlkS
OHAOKBR DUST
0IN01R eUAP0
uOvbLTI1e
SUGAR CRACKSkS.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

yru hsedsome, and Of excellent quality" =,
y. ". BBB0h84L. corner isth ana So
aDA under Ebbift House
Evening star., 1869-04-10
"HAvINNERp FAMILY BRlAp., ),

This Hnea1allsd Bred b nov for sole By most Of
4. isnsds 81 select rs%,is f flour: 10 shero.sAl,
baked, IN ncKestts1 Patent Oven; d .sivays
weigh sixteon ounces.
CAUT1OH "A. greet deal Of Breed % ooN for
,:Havsnns. ?" vhieh never ca0s ffom 90! estab.
hsbmens. 70 prevent - far - poodblO this die
honesty, we haye supplied ell our authorised Gro.
cers Win mSsn esnyls Cards, narksd 1859. ux
anime ser yourselves 1a8 N
Evening star., 1869-04-10

y EMOyAL-E. THORSON wishes to in form
IL his old customers and the public gen A.
eIslly, th at he has removed his Merchant
Tailor EstabIishnent from his old stand ~
2eb PennsylyaIia avenue. to No 5O1llth xR
street, between Pennsylvani avenue and -.
street where he keeps constantly on hand
CLOTHS, CAsSIMHRES. ETc
GBNTLEMEN'S FUkNTsHING GOODS,
and the STAB SHIRTS made to order
Stree my removal have made ARRANGEMENTS,
which will enable me to attend to my customers
more regularly and TO fil their orders more pune
tually. N. THUksON
SO2 Eleventh street,
ap6-lm bet. Penn,a avenue and r atrset
Evening star., 1869-04-10

T" AsHINGToR
CITY BIsPENsARY,
Ne goo, NeTfAscea Corser 7fl SD M Ss,.a..
ID, neele:i s m sdsios and surgical operation 20 tss
Once eosrs: 90 II Q. m, 5to7p
n. INLok, n. D- k.W. .LArIxrp m
Evening star., 1869-04-10
pRICE so CENTS BY MAIL.
MANHooD
Extract. from Reviews of tbi. v.rs

There 10 no member Of society by whom the
book will not b found useful, whether such ,srs
son hold the relation of q Parent, PreceDtor or
ClerRyRan, ,p-Sen VI
Evening star., 1869-04-10
SAVE YOUR MONET

The Undsrsignsd hes just taken out Few
PATENT FOB PAvIEG sIDrWALKs. GUT.
fGRe AnD eTkEETS WITHOUT A sGAM
dispenslng With curb and reducing the expense 60
below the contract price O. apy Of ths wards In thts
city with briek, which will hat for usetim.
without Fspair. 100 .losds Of PAVING IA Nd
for sale st the yard oa Ttbsr Creek, between "a
3 streets. THORNT0G Smith.
bh l-tf see 2 street. bet sth sad 10th.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

uable work; for pointing ont tbs Sisesses remit
Ing from excesees, the evils Of which ere oanifest
n sssry inssns .sylsm no iess than IN the chat
much 20 prevent the vice, which, BY its noe
among the young, has 90 much g. iIfuenoe on TIE
Herald.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

TIessuI.r.G G. h: b. WHITE. st the National
secT,tsry ". p ToNBY ct the new prue
ktore corner Of and leth streets;
And at the offce Of ONION BUTTS, No 2
may bulidiDg, 'th street. aD7u
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-07
The Good Time,I,,7

Before the election, the Ra ideals
promised that, In the event Of their
success at the polls, o new system.
Of prosperity would flow upon the
country and a good time generally
would make that people happy,
Well, the election came, the De-
'mocracy were defeated, Grant was
chosen President, and how stands
the record to-day2 No sooner was
theTresuIt ascertained than the
money market stiffened, angry
clouds darkened the financial hori-
zon, q ncwnational tax bill announce
cd, to- grind dawn the people still
harder, and the whole country is
looking ruin square in the face. In
this way the blessings Of Radical
ism brighten, - Wheelhy Register.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-07
Radical Swindling,

The Government has been
swindled to the tune Of $l50,-
600 by the "principal OF Off
GERS Of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau," through the use ola
new kind Of brick made of
sand and lime for the con-
struction of the Howard
University at Washington, -
The building intended for the
Medical Department came
down with a crash on the af-
ternoon of the 2lst, and the
walls of the main building are
cracked from top to bottom,
and it is considered unsafe. ),
A committee Of the Ohio
Legislature is now in Athens
investigating an attempted
fraud Of similar kind, by con-
tractors ON the new Lunatic
Asylum in that place.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-07
A FEAST FOR THE READING
WORLD. .
THE NEW YORK MERCURY
FOR 1853. ~

Tie Thirty first volume Of lbss rnn,,ls.
weekly will commence with ths NJ Vaa..
and the proprietors propose 10 m.ts 3,
the most brilliant. varied and sr,a,,s;r
10 4 budget OF current litefaturs a., thst Ia.
ever been submitted 10 tbe Ams.;oa,
public in The foem of a Family N"~"""
per. Better original stories than are to
be found in, any Of the mapagines Viii
grAoeits columns and already in sIyaneo
Of all cotempolaries Of its clans IN si1,
aud amount Of reading matter. Il n in
tended that II shall eclipse them all In
every department OF literature included
in the heprogramme Of Arst.rate Household
Joural.
The leading feature Of the new yoInms
will be powerful story BY MISS nj nj
BR ApDON, author of Oscar Bertrana y
"Nobody's Daughter" ~The Ontcasts" "
"Three Times Dead,h ETC. and one oS ,bs
most populsr novelis;s ofthe dav. entitled
The FACTORY GIRL:
~. on, sal+a-r "a.
THE BLOSSOM AND THE RIIomr
the scenes OF which are ipauite1w mor..
graphic and striking than those ea,hodisd
in any Of the ational etrset.t9ra mas
which nov hold possession Of tSe,ataoe
The Factory Grip will be almost i'm.
mediately followed by a new story or
surprising interest from che peI, OF j. r.
smith, Esq. author Of 'Minnierey' stan.
field nall, sMilly Meyne, etc. writtan
Tor tie New York Mercury. ~ ~
vanv ~, ne existing sPeeiallics or the NEW
la. ~.
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We don't know who tic editor !

4 WE don't know who the editor OF
the Record left to write for his pa.
per during his absence lastweek, but
from the appearance ofthc sheet we
should judge that every dirty whelp
in the Radical kennel in town
thought it just the right time torun
around cFcryscorner and into every
alley to bark at the Democratic En-
qlttrer and its editor, Now, we
don't propose to enter into any CON
troyersy' with the numerous tribe
Of big 'colored pups and little
spotted poodles. All they need,
now they have gone 80 far, is ''lit-
tie more rope" with which they will
hang themselves or hang each
other .-f.--i ,-i.i'it,,. ~
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P0MER0Y'S DEMOCRATS!
(Successorto to the In Crosse Weekly Democrat)
Improved, Enlarged and Illustra-
! ted for 1859,
M. nj, Briob POmoroy, Editor.

r ~~@s. ~A@j HN~~ANSNAf - O~NOASyJ @<NAASuEs
In the 6rst oumber for the New Year
will commence the serial story, by Mr.
Pomeroy, entitled FRED HOT TIMES IN
.rHE SOUTH" Mr.. Pomeroy will also
continue lis well known humorous sketch
es and his Saturday Night musings
which have been so widely read, and
which together with news and personal
gossip, ,inarkeis and miscellaneous matter
will make P0AiEROY'S DEMOCRAT the
very best family political aud news week
iy printed in the United States.
Now is the time to getup clubs for the
new year. 1855
!. 1 f'a,E l.5TERMS: raa
Ore copy one year t 50 so
Ten copies in ONE club one year 20 90
And one copy extra to the person q.
getting up the club. 3. ~
Twenty cories 10 ONE club one year 40 90
With one copy cxtry, and one copy each
Of PomerOy's two books SENsE..and
NONSENSE to the persons get
aa ting up the club.
Send Poet 0tFise orders in all caseo when
porsible, or drafts payable at seme baak
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!, Gy-Sample copies sent free. Address
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It is now claimed that the
late Thad, Stevens was the
authorof the Legal Tender
law, end that Chief Justice
Chase pronounced il uncon-
stitutional while II was pend
ing before Congress,
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TIE following named persons had let
ters remaining for them in the McArthur
Post Office, on the LIST Of Jauuavy, 1869:
M. II. BlnEer, WHEELER NJ. Cox, Job Co
Ead, NJ j. Calvin, Daniel Call, Edward
Cornell, A. 7: Dreai, A. L. Doukee, Sophia
Edmonds. R. Cox, James C. James, Pa:
risk Leacy, Robert W. McCollom, George
Poe, A. Robinson, Sabine Lampson, Brewer
Throckmorton, A. Wolf, David q. Wallace
VIM. zing. ia
Persons calling for the above letters
will pleased say advertised. sif
a g.s i'm. MCLAUGHLIN, p NJ
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rrroru az youth.

A Gentleman who suffered FOR Years from Ner-
vous Nebihty Prcn7ture Decay and md all the
effects Of youthful lndiscreiion, will, for the sake
Of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
it, the recipe and direction for making the sim
ple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the adyertiser's experience
can do so by addressing 6, in perfect confidence,
E .-.-j - JOHN b. OGDEN,
: No, ~ Ceder Street, New York.
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Agents wanted in every Town and
Township in the Western States. to pro
mote tho circulation Of this book and pa
per, TO whoms liberal compensation win
be allowed.