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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-22
LEATHER

Amount offered, sl5.5O. A@0gas aicarded, esq
John Evans .Fryeburg. be-t double harnesses,S GO
do, best single harness, Z 70
Jane. Walker. for the Committee.
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Mrs Amos c Ward do, BURBERRY Jelly, 20
do, currant Jelly, ~
do, spiced currants, 10
do, preserved rose leaves, 40
Mrs Jas Wall er. do, grape preserves, ~
do. sweet tomato pickles, - -
Mrs IL + Evans, do, sliced tomato pickles, !,
do Eidsrber,y NINE, w.,tsr Mi.. Nm
Far,r AID GARpxN PROJECTS.
As,osnt offered. sss % Ap'oHat ascorded, s27 90.
IA saunders. sweden, bost winter apples, 90
do best Seeding apples, w
do best fall apples, 90
do best amt greatest variety of apples, oo
lanes waikeF. kryebarg, best grapes, 7si "a
n saunders, sweden, 81 do. -
Ssm1 Stickuey, BTOwnheld, ID do 30
jams Walker, Fryeburg, tth do. Is
Jacob II swan, Brownhd, grstuty for grapesl 90
Saunders, sweden, best pears, %
Stickney. Browndeld, best beets, ~
Geo II Bsrrows, best carrots, ~
: Stickney, Brownneld. best parsnips, %
Geo Banows, fryeburg, for new variety OF ;,
parsnips, 81
Charles Chandler, do, best rnia nagas, %
Andrew III Evans, do, best English turnips, 81
J W Emery. stow, best onions,
stickney, Browndeld, best cabbages, 70
DO hest sQuSshcs, SO
do best pumpkins, 20
Geo II BarroSs. kiyeuurg, best tomatoes, 81
Mrs John EVANS do. "a do, grstuity, %
Geo BsTIows, do beet potatoes. -
"
= Il stewart, do, Tor same, -
: Stickney, iirowndcld, for same. .
Oliver u Mcintire, fryeburg, same, %
John W Southey, do, same -
Isaac frNe. d. same, -
Chandler Heath, CONWAY, same, -
: >tickney, Brownh'd best variety Vegetables 70
Isaac Five fryehaTg, "a no. 70
do, garden seeds, W
0a., plpptns, grstuity, %
Geo Il /. .rroWs .Frl cbufg, ,weet corn, CRAFTY, -
Miss .Iaus FrVs. - h'WeT-, %
Ned Hastings, DO crab apples, %
r Week. Ciatham y n collection fruit" o.
C0Bspsitses-D l. hanson, John l.. himoaii,
Challes severance.
AGMCULTURAL OPERATIONS. DRAWING MATCH
4,aoust oCered sS9 co .fPso1Rs Giodrdei, $ll.uo.
James VI t3or,lun tryeburg bcst drawing on
drag oxen over a II, 20
Asa % Pike, 90, "a do. 20
/ Warren, do, beet do, oxen under n, J %
Oliver T. McIutirc, do, FL DO. zoo
Daniel smith. il, do, sd do. 90
Committee - Lewis Howe, J. l.. Hutchins, l..
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4iposa,f Q5rr,d, ell 3 .ino,tnf dlcGrded, sll 50
Mrs Amanda Kelly, Conway, best cheese. W
Mrs Mar Page, do. 81 do 70
M >t.ckuey. b ownteld, best June butter ; 90
Mr. joan ENNus !lebulg, ~ no TO
Mr. jas Garland. Porter, best Fall butter ~
Mrs Chas Page, CONWAY, ~ 10, gIaluiiy, 90
Mrs >tckuey Brown ED, best - heat bread. "a
Mrs John Locke, Fryeyu z. ~ DO. 50
Mrs II " alker- do, best bI,.wa bread, W
Mr- = Stickuey, Brownfeld. ri do 80
Mr. Mary Kelly, Conway, besI cheap cake, 30
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uoR,rM,> -mr 40 Toor R,cr.

AaJupt offered, 81 - .issog4.; alrartied, q -
7 Il gAu,ou. Frvepnv; best time in running
uut.tGitd mile. time 81 2CO
v NcNUljt. Is. gtuu, - do. 80 time 30l / s.
calvin NU IN. iryrumg. ~ do time ~, ~
" sl;c. ! .ue- do, ith de-. time - 20
Coll,aLttet-F.aEk >h.,ltv. VIM II Abbott
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Ars0nat offered Ell p. fmuttn! ascarde9. s. IS
Asa y Pike, Fryeburg best y rowed corn. "a
Il smith. Denmark - d. 3
Oliver q Mclutne. Fryeburg, 81 do 81
Eben Fes>e0den, DO, ash do Is
W harrington 40 De>t roved corn, I o.
JaIses walker, do, best seed wheat ! So
2 smith Denmark. "a Do. -
Moses n BemIs Fryeburg, largest crop barley "a
J l. kimh8ll. I'll ram, largest crop rutS basss u,
. nsEsittss-H Saunders }. W Davis, J, o. Ne
MILAN.
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HONEY. SUGAR. PassERyEs. &C.


amount offered sy.95. 4alO6Rt Glr0Tded. g.. =.
WIN " WSlS~r- Fry eburg. best 10 lbs maple
sugar, %
IA sACn1e.-. 6, sv eden. 9d go -
Mrs @ScCb swan, kroMnneid strawberry pre-
serves IS
Mrs tnas Page. Conway, same grssuity, -
Mrs = swan. BsOwaae.d, ,dcumbtF preserves, Is
do. rasberry jelly. 20
Mrs c BaFr0Ws. Fry Sb,t.t- 2d do rs
Mrs jacob h swan 81 uwl- sIa t,esr preserves p
do, plum preserve IS
Mrs Amos { Want, Eryr n r BLACKBERRY do Is
Mrs " FSrringt9 pm, q blackberry Jelly 5
Mrs Wm Stickney, Brown "a. tomato catsiu =
Mrs II 4 Evans, FrysbuT al best do Is
Mrs Geo BarrUwS, to. n8tO pre- erves =
ATs Jas Walker, 10. ri p, 90. IS
Mrs Mary \ Evan, do, umber pickles rs
Mrs Randall, do, black FRY Jam. IS
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Merry Items.

Nemry, Oct. sth. 1869.
Evening star., 1869-02-03
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in Gesrgetsvu.

ID 0eOT8etOWms
lNeRATrruDE AND RoBBERY.-About three
weeks since q German, named CHRISTOPHER
Dressiein, applied for employ yment TO Mr.. Lob.
man, VINO Keeps baker shop, on Congress
street. opposite the Post Office, stating that be
mad oeen but a short time in this country and
Inat ne bad walked all the way from New
1oik TO Georgetown. Mr.. L. employed him.
anG ne mas since been at work till Monday
nlgnf, when masquerade ball was given at
Forrest Hall. Mr.. Lehman and some friends.
VINO attended the ball, having costumed them.
selves at the shop left their clothing there in
enaree OF Dresslein, and when they returned
about midnight, found that he had decamped
with the contents OF the pockets Of the cloth,
ing, consisting Of one silver and two gold
Watcnes and CHAINS. He took besides five
razors, TWO Of which were gift of Major Gen
eral Hitchcock to Col. HOliingsworth. Mr.
Lohman suspects that the thief is now on his
way to New York
BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNIoN.-There was
quite q celebration by this organization last
evening at Forrest Hall, under the auspices OF
Independent Circle. No. 7, who were the re-
elpients OF fraternal visit from Washington
Circle, No. 3, located In East Washington
was asn1pgton Circle came in body, preceded
oy band OF music, and delegates from four
other Circles We're also present An address
on tne OBJECTS OF the Order was delivered by y
W. j. M. McFarlan, and other addresses fol-
,owed by Messrs. John Thompson, Donald
MCCathran, and Richard Emnons.
THE AQURDUCT.-The lessees Of the Wash
ineton and Alexandra Canal are now having
additional and stronger angle blocks placed
On he Aqueduct, and other repairs are being
made previous 10 the opening of the spring
trade.
THK JUDGES OF ELECTION met this morning
at the Market House Hall tor the registration
OF voters, to be in session three days.
SIXTHBUILDTNGA TNGAssoCIATIoN.-Thet twenty
third monthly meeting of this association was
held last evening at Lang's Hotel, and thirty
Hine shares Of stock were retired by the asso-
cation at an average cost of S9c.3l.
BEING REFITTED.-Mr. VIM. + Ritter the
agent Of the Canal Packet Company. is having
the packet boat Minnesota thoroughly refi,ted
and newly painted throughout, in anticipation
Of the spring travel.
Evening star., 1869-02-03

LA RUR's CARNIVAL MINsTRRLs draw good
houses even in such weather as we are now
having, which is good test of their popu-
Iarify. Ricardo and other prominent men,
bers Of this Company are nightly greeted with
applause. This is positively the last week OF
the Mmstrels, and no ore should fail TO see
them during their brief stay here.
Evening star., 1869-02-03
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-This morn
ing, Richard Garrison, indicted for an assault
with intent 10 Kill, was convicted. W. II
Shaw, indicted for petit larceny and assault
and battery, was found guilty in each; motion
made for new trial. Samuel Woodland WAS
convicted Of an assault and battery and tent
to Kill.
COERT IN GENERAL TERH.-This morning,
the case Of Magee agt. Eau ace was argued on
exceptions
Evening star., 1869-02-03

FIRE AT SIxTH.sTRKEr WHARF-About fonr
O'Clock this morning, an alarm OF fire wa.
sounded from box So, 6th-street wharf, caused
ny the burning Of the restaurant Of Ma ior John
Watt, near the wharf The fire department
quickly responded, as also the police, and the
furniture and other property was saved. Loss
about 81 2OO; fully insured.
Evening star., 1869-02-03

MERCANTILE MUTU AL PROTECTIVE AGENCY
HelmIck Go. have opened an office at i99 eth
street, between ID and T., for a mercantile mn.
tnal protective agency. to which they say abo IT
one hundred merchants have already sub
scribed. 1t is intended to exhibit on the books
of this agency for the inspection of subscribers
only the names OF all delinquent debtors who
are considered unworthy OF credit.
Evening star., 1869-02-03
Own ornro,o,yn, ,

ONE OF oUR CoLORBD MEN.-There are three
hundred students in the medical department OF
Harvard University, among them six colored
men, one Of whom is Robert T. Freeman OF
this city, who is a candidate for the degree OF
II. ID = at the approaching commencement,
March I'd.
Evening star., 1869-02-03
Georgetown Advertisements.

GE0RsETowN, Feb lst, 1853
Il HE gHDERelGn HAVE THIS DAY
formed CopArtnsrship, under the name and sty 10
Of BURROUGHe DOUGAL for the purpose sf
conducting the Commission Business In Flour
Grain, and other Produce, and Dealers in Guano
W. II. OOUGAL,
The busin ess for the pest thirteen years conduct
ed by me has been this day assumed By Meesrs
Burroughs q DouRsl I cordially commend the
new hrm to my customers and friends
BENZ DARBY,
fe2.lm 50 Wster st., Georgetown, d g.
COKE FOB eALE.-OFders Win be received for
- COKE q tho Book and Stationery store of
GE0 + GETTY co No; los @ Bridge street. .
cred In any part Of Georgetown for S3. jsB-lm
Evening star., 1869-02-03

FIYTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUE.-This
club, composed Of one wing of the Republican
party n the Fifth Ward, met last evening a.
Browns Hall, corner 4th street east and ID
street south, when Mr. A. Z. Clara took the
chair and stated the business sf the meeting to
Be an election of officers for the ensuing SIX
months. The election suited as follows -
Present. Z ;. Atkinson. ls' Vice President
VIZ II. Brown; I'd Vice President. T. L.
Se'cbell; Recording Secretary, James Scars:
fInaneTd Secretary, Joseph Carroll: Treas
arer, Travis Ober. Mr.. Atkinson spoke OF the
dissaIis faction existing in the Republican
party IN the Fifth Ward, and said that another
organlzauon In the ward called a Republic an
club vas attempting TO disorganize the partv
MI Win IL Brown desired TO know what the
meeting vas called for. He thought il was for
ne purpose OF harmonIZiDg and mtkinc the
Republicans ofthe ward q unit: but while ne
leved the white man as a brother be hoped
the time would come when the black man
World D. ppptrRost in the scale OF politics
He diS Eot think, however, that the present
meeting was competent body 20 elect offic ers
Tor The club. Mr.. John r. Arrison gave his
tory OF tie formation of the club, and contend
ed tntf IL was the only legitimate one in the
ward. lir. l.. q. Hine. Major q. w Wells. j
L. Seteheil, and others addressed the meeting
Adjourned.
Evening star., 1869-02-03
MARINI's ASSEMBLY KooMs have beeu

MABINIs ASSEMBLY KOoMs have been COM
pletely renovated for La Coterie Carni VAL
" men takes place Tomorrow night. The en-
tire buildir will be devoted to the comfort and
enjoy meDt of the guests, neither pains nor ex-
pense having been spared to make the carnival
perfect success II is we'll worth the price
OF admission to witness the grand eatree, a.
there will be all styles of costumes, many of
them uaint and amusing.
Evening star., 1869-02-03

1MPRovEMENT.-The old back building ad-
Joining the house at the southeast corner OF
Hth street and Pennsyl vania avenue, is bsing
demolished, preparatory to the erection of a
new and commOdious office on me saIae site for
the Franklin Telegraph Company.
Evening star., 1869-02-03

MOxLEY, the well known cos tuner, lG'h
street, between r and q. is now fully pre-
pared 10 furnish all styles OF fancy dresses for
masquerades, private theatricals. &c Persons
intending to visit faLcy dress parties can Sc
lect costumes from his large stock, which are
bound 10 please. Historical and comical dresses
Of every description on hand and made TO
order,
Evening star., 1869-02-03

MASQUERADE AND BALL COsTUMEs-Mr
Harry DODehue, corner 9Th street and Penn
sylvana avenue. Fletcher House. has a great
variety OF elegant costumes, and we would ai-
wise those proposing to attend the coming car
nivais 10 call early if they wish to secure hand
some dresses.
Evening star., 1869-02-03

ASSOCIATED SURVIVORS OF THE WAR OF ~.
are TO have a meeting in the west wing, seconQ
storv OF the Post Office Department, TO. NOR
row afternoon at O'Clock,
Evening star., 1869-02-03

OPERA POsTPONED.-The agent of the 1tal-
ian Opera Troupe which was TO have appeare,.
liz opera two evenings at MetZerott HaIl mex
week, announces that in consequence OF the
illness of a prominent me mber OF the company
the performance has been postponed
Evening star., 1869-02-03

BASTARD Henry Stuard, col.
cred, was arrested by Oficer Harris on IN,
charge of hastardy, preferred by J ine Spencer,
and he was held 10 security TO support the child.
Evening star., 1869-02-03

The CHAMPAGNE CIDER sold by John Key
worth. at the corner OF 9th and ID streets, is an
excellent article. He has also a fresh supply
but healthy.
Evening star., 1869-02-03
TESTIMONIALS.

rhls is 10 certify that bad too Bunions for
three years standing; also ChilbAius both feet
ier the last ten years II Had NO peace day night.
nsNe tired various remsstes, but received
,lsi until commenced using Diapers Wonderful
Medical Discovery. 1 obtained one hall ounce
oettle, which hes effected = perfect cure.
WM. L. SEWARD, q. Q. Patent Ofice.
sworn 70 and subscribed before me THE eth Jay
Epw r. BROWN, Notary Public.
Evening star., 1869-02-03

TINE ExTRNDRD.-The Water Registrar, MIR
y l. Bond, has extended the time in which
persons are to pay their water rents until the
end OF the present week.
Evening star., 1869-02-03

THROAT DIs1AsRe.-ssWe would call atten
ton to Browns Bronchial Troches.' We have
found them eficaciOus in allaying Irritation in
the Throat and BrOchla, and would commend
them TO the attention Of Public Speakers and
others troubled with affections Of the Throat
They are also an excellent remedy for Hosrse-
ness resulting from cold."-C Congregationalist,
Boston. el2
Evening star., 1869-02-03

SPEHR's " STANDARD WINE BITTRRs r-The
undeniable fact that these Bitters are com poeed
in the main Of Speers pure wine analyzed, and
recomme nded to in valids and the Medical Pro-
fession by the best Chemists in the United
States, cannot fail in inspiring confidence in
the pu bllc In the use Of the I" Wine B,ttsrs 81
For sale by druggists. w,s
Evening star., 1869-02-03

Doo1o1 J. II. THoMPs0u Has nluovHD his
once ana restdenco from tie First Ward 70
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth ana
fourteenth sfreets, tmmediatsly eazt Of Four
teentA strest Once hours before 10 4 m, and
non . ?. m Hours Of attendauco af the
vomanS Hospital from to ar n. every
oaOs So1oeye e1eeVeeo. NJ
Evening star., 1869-02-03

day, The Grand Jury of the Criminal Court,
returned a true bill of Indictment against Zenas
Howe Ripley alias Il. Howe Ripley fnr man :
slaughter, by administering and causing to be
taken and swallowed by Minerva A. Martin.
On the 2Sth Of Deem ber last. divers large and
excessive qrantinee Of a nSxious, destructive,
and deletsrious substance, to wit ten grains
OF the sulpbate Of morphine, &c. The second
count Of the Indictment charges that the said
L. HcWe Ripley had no knowledge or skill in
medicine, or in the curing of any disorder or
diseas, aid he feloniousiy took upon himself
me management, treatment. and cure of the
said Minerva A. Martin, and that from his
Treatment her deith was caused.
he sudden death of Mrs. Martin, a afewwee Ks
since, frorl an alleged overdose Of narcotics
viii be remembered by the readers of the STAR
as We gave the particulars al the time.
Evening star., 1869-02-03

THE TRRTHs SALvATIoN.-The interior
bark Of the Soap Tree Of Chill is admitted by
botanists to possess cleansing and preserva.
tive qualities unshared by any other kno xn
substance. Its native name, Outlay, is from
Quiiiian, TO make clean. This matchless anti.
septic is main constituent of the famous
preparation for the teeth known as So3odont,
which has long since taken the lead OF every
other article Of its CLASS throug ghout the West.
ern Hemisphere 60
Evening star., 1869-02-03

This is TO certify that have has . sery psinfuI
Bunion Of two years standing; has been for a god
unable me TO wear shoe; have triei msny said "a
De remedies, bnt have had no relief until !
ICAL DISCOVERY, Of which obtained one hs r
ounce bottle and nov have no pain; can wear my
ne-fourth Of the bottle left. RENDER No 80
ii GODDARD.
sutscribed and sworn % before me, sJustIce of
wn MARTIN. J.P
This is 70 certify that have been troubled for
enc year 9TH swollen Limbs, Legs and Peet; so
the escor s.ss fpf. s.rs nss ssa
unable scarcely to move sbouf or DO snythine
PEss biscoyskf & sE
Am nov using the fourth half ounce bottle and nv
could not vain Ss Soet .ssa.t sss
efttpe down. nov can continue 20 walk and feel
+. a II n s e. .
eo e the Door house; instead, nov hope soon to
EsuBRN fhis mark Dopp.
Subscribed and svorl 90 before me, Justice Of
the Peace in and for washineson County. D. q.
TINS i4th day OF of1n1sry, iSs So w.,,,.
WAeHrSsroN. January lSth lsp
Inis n 20 certify thet have he'd en exceedingly
hef Susss bo,s AZ e e ,sssss shst
IUL nHDIcAL DIeOovERY has enectSd : Ser.
JAMES =. This x narkl cLAYrou.
NO ixs Dtn st., oetwsen 81 and streets.
,h hsneessne:d an9 svorn @ before me Justi % Of
this 18th dag Of fJansary, lsse:
o. RrisiSs. s sss',..: peslIAs g. p" soss';s Bottles.
sent 70 eli Darts b sxprsp, On rscsipt Of uopey.
rs. DRAPER,
Once No. Wsshipstos Building.
corner p. svsass end 7th st. a noor,
fron 70. =. tesp.s.
Beard at the Kirhvsel House.
WASHINGTON, yan rs. ~
81 - reey . enter into eossrace vi0
sllte.sies o cure Sssisss, GSiiibiss.a.s - -
frossse rssss OF % ~
r Bnov ~.
Lu I6EE -DExLfHR
lave renevs6 - ~ ossnG Of
aE0 1e1n AyrSyH ARp 0IxTI 6TupR
nc ss sseass Sso ussshsf1 kf6ss1 1sssss
Evening star., 1869-02-03

THE WEsTRRN UNION TRLKGRAPH Con
PANY are making arrangements to vacate the
quarters Row occupied on the Avenue, bet weeu
~ and 9th streets, and will remove their gen.
eral Office 10 the corner of lith street and the
Avenue, as soon a. the improvements now un-
der way there can be completed. The new
once will be model in its way, from what
we hear; and in respect TO location it will GER
tainly be much more convenient than the pres.
ent office fOT majority of those having most
occasion to use the telegraph.
Evening star., 1869-02-03

BLANKlrs, SHEETS, BED CLOTHING, &c, AT
ADAhsoEe, SOC 9th street. Vast nultitudes
VIII visit our city during February and March,
70 Wines one OF the grandest inaugurntions
oar country. Persons renting furnished rooms
should supply themselves immediately. 6
Evening star., 1869-02-03

United UFATIS PATENT OFFIOE,

y, w..aI.s!os; 2; 2 81, JsSn:.y 81 \, lsss
BE PEABODY Of salem, = ess., and PRANCIS
PEABODY, Of Dsnvers,. Ae4s executors Of tae
the extension OF patent granted the said Francis
Peabody ON The HtH day Of 4 lri!. 1885, for An i'm
pff.tv:snsnt in Hay nsSai.s, S s,d assslss ea.s =.
this once on the asth day Of naFch ls1t. Any
pereon nay oIDoee this exteneaon; Ooiections,
this once twonty 6ays before &c day q heaEins.
0LI6HA fOOTB.
j. a WSw ComnisGioner Of Pote1fs.
Evening star., 1869-02-03

UMBRELLAs-Silk,A Alpaca, Scotch and Amer
ican GinRham and Cotton Umbrellas-In va.
riety and low prices, at Geo. y. Hennings, No.
5ll 9TH street, for One Price only.
Evening star., 1869-02-03

Goods received every morning. at Pngg's One
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. a3s Penna. avenue,
near street
Evening star., 1869-02-03
II RICE rs CENTS.
SENT sIALKD By POET.
"MANhOOO,n


new medical pamphlet, revised and Iust published
treats on the cause and cure Of premature declips
and secret diseases Of youth and manhood. 1.
gfves clears synopsis Of the implements to m.-
risge, and the remedies therefor.
ADDRESS GRE IS, ,is THE lee pAsEgTHos; sg No; 8. soRrH
ELfYacfs from Reriesss Of tiis Wo,k cor1u.n,,
from :he geds 1850.
MANHOOD, BY DR: OvRrls.-In this are OF p,s-
tension, when the privileges OF the true ere Con
difficult to afford the sufferer from nerSoas debili
", tne unerring means of judgment where "a eee
the dcuty Their experience and Gs =
the treatment OF these panful diseases are the ga
it, immense eirculation.-E,a. 'As ~"''
CURTIS ON MANHOOD should be In the hands oi
yontn ano oia age. IL 10 . medical publication
ably written, and DEVELOPS the treatment OF q
been prey Of the iiss.ss and -s ES long
CURTIS ON MANHoop.-It deveIopes ths s..r,,,
e 8,
asy may Ss sssided esd Sd ::oalea Fortunate
ae: the Ihiisnthropie and scientific manms ssp.
sead dS~n. one cause Of n.trtnenial misery might
he Ds 1e2,sPse o@ or land and the Of
hardy. Vigorous sDirits Of sAs oldsi 6ns.-CSsoss.
OrnI.s ON nANIoop1fhis b really yalu.bl.
exceeess, the evils Of which are manifest in every
oe y tSc.s sd.asa ~ the . s
:ys.s The s vice haS .hish p i I.sv.!saes .@ons
On Ss fotars vsl 6ssas of q sns
Dl. CulTIeS WORK, snsitlsd Manhood. IN ope M
S'6ss .S!ca ssa l:y sIsi@ 2 ths sssfssssr q =.
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YER yerk A. sAeaA b = TIE lasds Of yosns and
en eeS; Tss IsSssson:a IT. rsRetas.o. Of ne eathOr.
Hsd,ssl F:ts!ss e tls Sssknsnt q ssryoss sseii:
- Assoesaansd.-SssdsS Nass.
DR. ou1fIB nay b coasuatsd upon Ill oasss Of
sEnIHAL and PHYsIOAk DEBILITY, sPER.
AAf0R1RHA, aad I'll other diseases arians iron
seusss Of the natural fulesiens, ss h,s rssiaspos
10. % HORTH CAARLBs sTRDDf, DALrI.
MORE, whore al oommunications should b "A.
arssssl.
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EHGLIsR AID EUROPlAR IEWs.
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sos psIps, s ss' ss:s
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Evening star., 1869-02-03

TEE NAsoCnADD BALL Of the Joarueym~n
Doobbm6srs q Odd Fellows' Hall iass nirhs
Nae Q Deet erjoyabss a9aS.
Evening star., 1869-02-03

CAHrHREuRy Is continually adding to it,
ATTRACTIONS, aid 10 crowded nightly Manager
rtRtmm moRs seems 70 meet the public demand
1oH variety exactly, sDd Ii Fsaping his reward.
Evening star., 1869-02-03

las: evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Z. Gulick,
~ their residence on New Jersey avenue,
Gapisol Hill. The invited guests numbered
About fifty ladies and gentlemen, who we've re-
Sheahan and Doppelly, OF Chicago. The spa
eioIs addition recently made to Mr. G.'s resi-.
oence rurn nishec two roomy hails-one for
dancing and the other for the supper arrange
npure.
Evening star., 1869-02-03
EVENING STAR.
LOCAL N VS..
Anssements, ke., Tonight.

NATIONAL THzATI2--Positively last night
Of The Lancashire Lass"
Walls OPERA HOUsR.-Continued sueeess
OF La RueS Carnival Minstrels.
OAErIRBuRT.-Gurr, the Maa Fish; The Can.
Gan, and other attractions
Pnsy. SArrH's Art Gallery, 3o4 Pennsylya.
Ma ayarue