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TIE JERsErIrss are considerably asitated
over the elopement of daughter OF Mr.. X. ID.
Rurnet, highly respected merchant Of Orange,
in that State, With her fathers coachman. Tho
young lady. when in her fifteenth year, but
large and womanly for her age, took aec.9eA c.:..
liking for the good-looking coschman, which
penchant, after somo time, npened into genuine
affection. he was. Of course, delighted with the
state Of affairs, though some considerable time
elapsed before he realized tho exact state of the
damsels feelings towards him. This discovered,
on the psirciple, doubtless, that love begets
love-a tull reciprocity OF the tender feeling
followed. In the meanwhile, the attachnent
vas Jealousy guarded by the lovers, so that the
parents Of the girl never dreamed OF tho matter.
Some business reverses necessitated the partial
breaking ug Of Mr. Barnet's domestic establish
nent, and The young lover left, - vas supposed,
for parts unknown. By means only known TO
lovers under similar eircnmstanccs, they
managed to keep mp their infimAey and 10 mset
occasionally. Within few weeks Miss Annie
surreptitio1sly left home, end In company with
her lover, drove on b Aonteliar, vhere they
we're indissolubly tied In the bonds Of holy
matrimony. The indignant parents were q
frst disposed to give their children the cold
shoulder, but subsequently thought Sollef Of Il
and relented, and now perfect harmony reigns
around the domestic hearth or the Burnets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

SruDnx DKATH--The st. Marys (Md.) -Bea-
eonrscords Ae sadden Ssarh Of dsoTts d, Msr,
visiting q school where Ms dsuQhtsr vss
pupii,' and hngersa for four days, dyine on
Sunday last. The deceased was twics 4 5em-
Der Of The MAfyhnA Legislature, served as
of the county school board. He WAS Extensively
and favorably known throughout the State. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

RAiLsoAD cossscryoxs soR FEspERIcK.-
communication with Washinston BY the way Of
Rockville, apd . railway connection with Lit
slestoWn, In the diraction OF Harrisburg sad
Bufialo-the came eeuEse that the Wild geeae
ay-eay IN 1880, the population Of Frederick
City wn reach 1000 or $500. Il not this
worth working for? Bssides real estate viii Be
immensely augmented in value.-Ptedkrot M,
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Navigatiou Resumed ea The Lakes.
reieorepaed Esclssicely to tAe Eeeniw star.
BUFFALO, April 16.-The first steamer of fhe
season started through the ice this moruine
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PRohoTIoNs.-August Duddenhausen, r. H.
Forsyth and Anderson ID. Johnston have been
promoted from nrst to second class clerkships in
the Z. s. Treasurers once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

d. r. RicHARDsoN, Of the Finance Once
Post Once Department., has been appointed
from hrst-class temporary clerkship to a
second-class q, 400 position, vice Chase An
drews, promoted some time ago. frrss ?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

TIE FIrTKxzrH AxEEpxzxr In PExnsrL-
vANIA-We loArn from the Lancaster Intelli-
Renoer that at the election i'm Columbia on Baf-
urday last the Town Han project Vas carried
by q very decided majority. The blsclu voted
along with the whites without Any serious no.
lestation. This 10 the nrst instance or colored
men voting in the State Of Peunsylysnis under
The nfteenth smendment. 80 !, ~, -
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Fer comedones. black worms or erubs, pim,ay
erSgtions snd blotched disngurAtions on the face,
ne Perry comedone and pimDle remedy. Sold by
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


.Ons ssS sccSss e. srSS oS hs hsHs sss
shdrsss.;.. sO"'d'n' and p'n''s r'"ssE E%ss sss p
TO REMOVE HOTW PAvCurx.
frsekles and tan from the faee. qse Perryb moth
ana Iseckle lotion; The only reiissle snd hsrmle4
r issis y y i. III a..ssss. isr:s e.s
GRAZ JAR ltTV 4
Restored 10 trs OF1stsai YoxtAfsf CSlv
By the use Of thst Scientific Discovery, calsed
MALLS vDGBrADLE 0fCQkNAN
HAlR RENEW8R. l9@R
s-f win Ssfs sa 5ss gro. y ePSn hsid hssa.. exc:yt
principle BY which the hair Il n0urishsd and sap-
L win prevent the hair from falling oss, end sa,s
n.r. -. q. ysei,ss, So 50 .ssss ;":ssssss @ ar a..
's"E y = < ssPGENprp HAIRpRssslNar q
For .as ~ s S1 Esshp. H. PfSsEis;iS1'
ALLEN - LUN q .DALSAM.
THE REMEDY FOR CURING
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, BRONCHIrIS,
Asthma, AND GROUP.
As AN EXPECTORANTI IT HAS NO EQUAL.
10 oospoeed Of the actiye principles Of roots and
stents which are chemically extracted 90 as 10 re-
HIHfsTERs AND PUBLIC sPEAKrRs
vbe sre often a6icted with throat diseases VIM
hnS snre remedy in this galsam; Lo1enees and
give reffeI, Dut bal8am, taken
lev times will insure permanent curO. = =
whl ali those sfiictsd with Ooashs or Consump.
hon, give this Balsam . fair trinl, they will be
Rtessef With the result, and confess that the Sure
Re1nedy is found at last. -0'l - 3
~H IS Sold ~ all Byxssists mh33 solmAw
BA3CHkL0R0 HAIR DYE. 80
s'erSs a.5 Rys !: the bat in =. .os
6oasting virtues they do not posses. The genuine
a Bstehelort Hair Bye has bad thirtv years
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or BrOWI Sold
y al DruEzhfs. Applied at 10 Bend s.rS,s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16
A General EarepeAn Congress DIS.
armament Of the Great Powers Pro.
posed.
felegropAed Exclusively 10 7zs Eren;no Syn~

PARIS, April l6-It is reported here to-day
that Great Britain and Russia have agreed TO
propose general disarmament to the PrusSi an
government IL is understood that at the ter
mination Of the plebicite, Dnke de Pesbegney
VIII proceed to Berlin to propose q general Eu-
ropean congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

A GREAT RxFeRN In NEW ORLEANs.-The
city Of New Orleans h about to undergo Q won
closet. Lietle doubt can be entertained ttst the
periodical cpidemics Of yellow fever and cholera
that have % desolate& that city in former years
have been greatly exsggerated, II they have not
been directly produced, by the feculence which
there was no system Of sewers to remove. The
same cause, prior TO the construction Of proper
drains, rendered all that part of London known
es st. Giles liable to terrible yistations Of cho-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

TnE YRrncn PRNcD AuD f4ss- Ikrsxpsn-
John Sliden sritss % fssehd IN Mobile thaf
the daughter Of the Emperor Or Austria, -
reported but the Princes Mario Cloolde, of
Saxe-WeinaT. This your lady = both rich and
noted men and women. r - 81 -.
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The Red River Expeaitio,

felegraphed Exclusively to the Ssexine Star.
OTTAWA, April 16.-The expedition to Re,
River will number 10 600 picked men. includins
the steel battery and the rocket brigade, as vel
as 2,C00 loyal Indians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

TO REMOVE AOTM RATCHRs,
frsekles and tan from the faee. qse PerryS noth
rsmedy;;, Prepared by Dr.. b q ferfy, IS pcnd
strese, N. Y. Sold BY al druegists . aS- mW6S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

VIhe kits-nysrs and base-ballsu are CON
ing out. - - r1 80 :
President in fs.2 ~>'
Chicago paper admits that the divorce
business "a greatly on the increase i'm mat city.
@fanny Fern is paid 5000 annually for her
exclusive contributiens TO the New York Ledger.
~Mlse Matte johnson, Horace Cookies AZ
ni.ty u lest vinter,s no"s P'ning censamp-
0There are said 70 be 100000 French Cana
dians in the United States- e r
~An Irishman was elected TO the Cincinnati
City Council by the aid OF colored voters
- Professor Agassiz, the great naturalist, 10
seriously H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

TIE DxSrAI CoxvksrIox--Ths preaeat
month is to witness . convocatioa ef doatssB,
from an par0 efshe counery, In Hsw 0riaans.
transpired, but the Tiues Of that city intfnabss
that Il may be for . consultation on the condi-
ton OF the mouth OF the MiDinippi. u N =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

ARRIVAL OF THE U. 8. STEAMER IRoQuois-
Secretary Robson this morning received tele-
gram from Commander r. L. Law, of the u. s.
steamer Iroquois, announcing that that vessel
arrived at Fortress Monroe this morning after
passage Of 137 days from Hong Kong. All vel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

E GRAZ 1AIR ftF
Restored 10 trs OF,sisai YoxtAfsf CSkvv
BY the use Of thst Scientific Discovery, calsed =
MALLS VD9HTARrHE RfCUKIA =
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- TEE UNDERSIGNED HAVING -
" recently pure based tbe Drug Store well Tx
g. known ns Waifes Pharfnncy,T and(Ay
- replssi.hed it With fne stock sf fresh -
and pure pkC Gs. OHnM TCALs. and PATENT
: MkplOlhks ;is EsRsesd 20 fnrnish customsrs So
PERlOk MkD1ClNBS, n FANCY aad TOILET Ar
TiCLEs A. the rsdaeed gold rates. >.1--.'--
PreserfDnons sccurnfefy Compounded, at all hours
day and nsht, b. :. .ssPsFssnssd Ph.Tnaesutist
Brushes. Combs, Pomsdes, ese., eso. '--"' ~A>Si
LiquOrs, Tor medicinal purposes
Cigars and Tobacco, choice brands,
NE. corner La. avenue and IN 81
mh25 I'm wAshingfon, d e.
y ono coNceBp GRAZ VINES ron sALr
O,UUU one year old and No. roots. Deliver
ed 70 any part Of Washington or Georgstown any
number desired at reasonable Rr'Se'rRfHIIEfifs, Rr'Se'r HIIEf
sp9u lsH11 Cl0eorsseOvn, d. O.
j. NoTkRY, PGBLIo, c0nnIssIoNkK g!
will attend 20 renting houses and collecting rents-
Once northwest corner Of Eighth and streofs
Opposite the Post Oaiee Departmens. nhlS-eofn
RoOK, JOB, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
GIBSON BRorHEKs. tft
spi2 1y lol2 Penn a avenue, (sou,h .ide.I p
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THE DIFFICULTY between Senator Cole and
Secretary Gorham has not yet been settled, the
former declining to make any overtures to-
wards an amicable arrangement Of the affair
and expressing his determination to bring the
matter before the Senate in open session should
he fail in carrying his point in committee or
caucus
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! BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

THE GRAND BALL
II ~
LIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION ~
for the beneh of the Orphans ~
will Be held At the NEw Masonic TEMPLE on kk5|
EASTER MONDAY, APRIL le, 1910.
Tickets. admitting Gentleman and Ladies, can
ktores. nhD- lawta15&a3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

GKNKRAL BUrLER's SUB JUDICIARY Con-
NITTKx to inquire into the premature publica-
ton Of the evidence in relation to the September
gold panic, held meeting this morning
and examined T. B. Connery OF the " p.
Herald, and Sidney Andrews of the Boston
Adreyttser '...t. .r......
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

The REPORT ON was expected
that the House Committee on Foreign Affairs
would conclude their report upon Paraguay this
morning. The evidence, covering some $50
pages, has been printed. and is ready to be
submitted. Only three members of the COM
mittee made their appearance at the com
mittee room this morning, consequently no
session held
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

SURPRISING ILLICIT SrILLs.-Supervisor
Emery, Of Tennessee, reports that since the
3oth Of June. 1859, the following number of
stills, wash tubs, &C.: have been DESTROYED by
Revenue ofhcers In their sttempts to suppress
Illicit distillation: 70 stills, 6S7 wash and fer
menting tubs, about 156 gallons whisky; total
estimated value about @, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

u 4. REICHENBACH's Piano store,
T. Ne. AZ liza Stresf, absss Peaaa- AssAse,
(EsTABLIsHE D OVER 30 YEARs,D
sole agency for u sale q The oeisogssed PIANOS
AeCsmmon, Albany; also, second hand
Planes, Organs and Melodeons for sale orstS NV
rent o the most accommodating tsrms, Piano and
Organ Tuning and Repairing. ap4-ly-
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IA ER 80 ~ $ .
Z . 0'ae'- Rsuer IfsTas ste THIRD fa0e

The weather grew cloudy and cold saiS
urday evening, and light snow fell 10
wards morning. Yesterday was, however,
nearly clear, and from 10 A. n. until P. n )
was re al pleasant There were some
| clouds gathering again in the evening.
The river during the twenty-four hours mp
to 3 P. n. yesterday, had fallen two feet.
There was a large number of arrivals
and departures up to midnight of satur-
day, Including the Sam. Orr, to Cairo;
West Wind, TO Wabash River; Silver
Moon, Memphis to Cincinnati; Lawrence
Cincinnati to Nashville; Ollie Sullivan,
Eastport and return p. W. Strader, New
Orleans to Louisville; Clara Scott, from
Wabash River; ]. H. Groesbeck, New Or
leans 10 Cincinnati; Leonidas, New Or
leans TO PittsbuTg; Emma Floyd, Nash
vile TO Cincinnati; Nick Wall, Pittsburg
to st. Louis; Morning Star, TO Louisville;
Qu1ckstep, from Cairo; Tarascon, Louis
vile to Henderson; LeCIaire, Passport to
Louisville; Legal Tender, from Memphis;
Indiana, New Orleans to Louisville; h. G.
Gray, st. Louis to Pittsburg; Crescent
City, from Petersburg; Rapldan No. 2,
from Eastport.
The Silver Moon discharged 200 bales of
cotton here, and had 800 bales for Camel
had a splendid trip. and received an order
for a lot OF corn from a point below.
The ollie Sullivan arrived about dark,
with a splendid trip of both freight and
people. Her clerk, Mr.. Utterback, had
about enough freight on the levee to load
her, and she left about daylight yesterday
with all she could stow..........-.The Clara
Scott brought out of the Wabash good
trip, which she divided between MI. Ner-
non and this city. On her way down the
Wabash, Captain Collins stopped over
Friday night at New Harmony, aud issued
an invitation to all the citizens 10 come
aboard and enjoy themselves, and the re-
suit Was delightful hop in the elegant
cabin of the Clara Scott and happy time
generally, Capt Collins and Marsh wal
thaII doing the honors with generous I'D
eraIity.....The Scott returns TO the wabash
at 3P Ii. to-day positiyely ......-.The r. W
Ssrader, J. H. Groesbeck, Leonidas and
Emma Floyd, all had good trips; all dis
charged some freight here.........The Emma
FLOYD dischared thirty-seven hogsheads
Of tobacco for r. K. Dunkerson & Conn.
Jack Sheppard, who went to Texas on the
J. L. Graham, arrived home, on Saturday /
night on the Leonidas. in magnificent
condition, physically, and with lew
" sinners " in his clothes. Harry Isaac s'
who also went out on the Graham, Is IN
the railroad Office at Galveston ............Ihe
Morning star went below anderson ior a
large lot Of corn, Saturday night ana olu
not get back till near IL P.M.-------.... The
Quickstep brought up q splendid trip, yes
terday. including forty head of cattle ana
one hundred and fifty head OF hogs--..-..-.''.
The Tarascon was full OF PEOPLE, but had
an ordinary freight trip.....---.''The Lee
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Nashr TaIks g plan,atIon .

Ihev traded Off my Post Offs & TUX nv
Pay in PLANTASHUNl P'raps yu may bee
supprized te here NV mi relinquishin my
Guv' ment Offs with aWl It's glory in seen a
CaWs.
Here me fust; then jedge Nee. It hap.
MaWInea Flats for Owr Bluvid Redentry q
the Post OdiS suksechun. In thet land nv
power Delite L struk snag The
Fever Ager TUX me, and the Chills & ShiV-
ers shuk me-shuk me like a Mold loose
button on a shatky smoke-House doar; iii
mi fraim NV 10 Summers lu<d like sum old
plaid Out Dumerz on a mornin when hiz
gin IL gon q he can't git no moar!
IN. b. This is not rit by Edd. A. Powe; but
it Gums so awIphired neer IN 1T thet you
wOodn't no the difrunce in the dsrk)
In this Ourful eggstremm1tty 1 Fina at
WoDtS tn Mold lady freu' NV Mine 81 toald
hur mi kTitterkel pink. Shee hes nod
NEE Long q Luyd me Wei q she cawls me
Pet Names. - 'TrOIy, J" seq Shee (sech IL the
Piaiful kniknomen NV my Bolheod) - u
orter talk good Doste nv PLANTAsHUN
BITUFz. I've liVd & Suferd in theaz
sWaumps every sens the 3 thayers wus
hung q no. to a ded surttnty, tibet PLAN
fur the Shafks!D "B-b-but air THAI
IoyawI drink?" asked 1. shIverfn'iy, feer-
Nv a suthern Nacher. "Doont bee skeerd,
'Troly," repiide the esstimabul Dorcuss,
tina air Maid NV Callasayya, =. T.-lS60-
SANITY Crews Rum" Mi Douts bein
Temuved g. mi Feers fur thee Post Offs
assWaged I TUX an aWlmity DOste Nv
"PLANTASHUN," - & yu bett Drutherin, it
maid NEE bile! tux anuther in ~ ourz
and mi shaiks quit. 1 may sa. tina 'paIsed
IN THAR Checksl" Tina got! Not wan nv
'em lingurd too say good bill was a
Nasty kewered; a Petroleum wei !-wel /
WuZ! Now l am q PLANTASHUN miShun-
merry; go aboWt preachln the good T1dtn's
to AwI shakers e. 'uthers requirrin Jen-
tel Stimnaerleut " sea small bilz.) L hev
traded Off mi Post Offs 81 may Now be
found talkfn PLANTASHUN BITURZ, In the
hiWa1z q the biWaiz frum ETly Morn till
Dewey Eve. What etnpin, sufrin, shaken
bruther I'll heV thee next BOttui?
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. feb3 dat Goodwill
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LOCAL NOTICES.

PUBLIC ScHooLs-To PARENTS.
At meeting of the Board Of Educa-
ton the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Superintendent
admit the children to the Second
Primary Schools who shall attain to
the age of six years before the 18th of
June; provided that application shall
be made to the Superintendent, for
their admission, on or before Mon
day, the 21st of February, and at no
other time; and that this rule be pub
lished in the city papers, and notice
given Of it in the schools. fcb7-1w
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DIED.

AIKMAE.-In New Orleans 70 =, .
O'Clock and 20 minutes AM, on sunday
January 30th, 1870, ANNIE MAUD. daugbtssr.
or lIi y. am M. AL man, after painful iii
months and days. - cal
Her remains left New Orleans on the ID
instant, on the steamer Mary Houston
aud Will arrive here on Tuesday, sth inst
Due notice of the funeral viii be an.
nounced.
Observation-Disclosures, wife of Jacob HEM.
The funeral will take place from their
residence. on Fifth Avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth Streets, to-day NIonday). at IL
O'Clock. Friends of the family are invited
to attend.
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CITY NE W S.


All citizens of Vanderburgh Coun-
ty, who sustain the Administration
of President Grant in its successful
efforts to inaugurate economy, and
maintain, untarnished, our National
credit and honor, as we'll as all per-
sons in sympathy with the just, lib
eral, and progressive principles of the
Republican party" are invited to
meet in Convention, at the
Court Hoatse, on Saturday, Feb. 12th,
at II o'clock PM, fer the purpose of
selecting delegates to attend the Re-
publican State Convention. at Indi-
annapolis, on Tuesday, February ed,
1870, and to transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before the
Convention.
By order of the County Executive
Committee. VIM. HEILMAN,
Chairman.
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pG- The Bates Louisville Opera
House Company, who had the Opera
House in this city engaged for Mon
day and Tuesday evenings, were tele-
eraphed to learn whether they were
coming, but up to the present time
nothing has been heard from them.
Tits therefore supposed that they will
not arrive, and Mr.. Vincent's lecture
is set for the Opera House, instead of
Masonic Hall.
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~A letter has been received from
the Commissioner of Internal ReYe-
nue., by the Assessor of this Colleo-
ton District, suspending the order
relative to the adoption of a new
book for the use of distillers, rcctif-
ers and wholesale liquor dealers
(Form 52), and directing that the old
form shall continue in use until fur
Their ordered.
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D0Oley's Chemical Yeast Baking
Powder

Is the only reliable baking powder in
market. The Ingredients entering
its composition are chemically pure.
and so carefully combined that it
never fails to make hight, st0eet and
nutritious biscuits, rolls, cakes, pastry,
&C., of all varieties with uniform
success. It is the cheapest to the
consumers. as it requires from one
third to a half less than those of ordi-
nary manufacture. For sale by Gro
GERS generally. feb3 3teod
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VINCENT's LECTUREs.-The two
lectures to be delivered by Mr.. Henry
Vincent, under the auspices of the
Evansville Library Association, this
(Monday) and Tuesday evenings, are
likely to draw large audiences. There
is a great and general anxiety to hear
them.
The subject of the first lecture will
be-
"The Present State of Political and
Ecclesiastical Affairs in Europe
England and her New Policy-Her
Liberal and Conservative Statesmen
The French Empire-Napoleon III. :
his Rise and Fall-Spain and Italy
Germany and the Austrian Empire
Russia and her Future: Decline of
Absolutism-Civil and Religious Lib
erty advancing in all nations"
The subject of the second lecture
will be-
THE late Great American Conflict,
and the Friends and Enemies of
America in England"
Mr.. Vincent's lectures are free
from party bias. and elevated in their
views of popular rights.
On account Of the large audiences
that are anticipated. and in order to
give all who wish an opportunity to
attend, the lectures will be delivered
at the Opera House. For particulars,
see advertisement.
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D35- As | am changing my bust
ness, will sell out my present stock
of Dry Goods at prices that will give
satisfaction, either at retail, if applied
for soon. or in quantities to dealers.
My stock comprises some very de-
sirable goods. suitable for the coming
season as well as for the present cold
snap. Lfeb5-2w VIM. HUGHES.
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b% Tae examinations in the Up.
per Colored School, corner of Chest
nut and Fifth, takes place to-day;
that in the Lower School, Clark
Street, between jackson and Fifth,
occurs on Tuesday.
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IGT The occurrence of the school
examination has called up the follow
ing. a part of which was published
several years ago in Boston paper.
There are a great many young men
throughout the West who will recog-
nize the picture as describing one who
fourished in Detroit. Mich, several
years ago, and We are inclined to
think is living still:
THE Old SCEOOLMAsEER.
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D@- The Criminal Courts sits this
morning. Candidates fer admission
to Jacksonville Manual Labor Col
lege will have their applications
passed upon, and scholarships award
ed by Judge Robinson, according to
their respective merits.
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@~ Evansville sells Plows to the
whole South, building material and
saw mills to Texas and Louisiana,
saddles to New York, and sad expe.
rience to law breakers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-07

STRAYED OR STOLEN "A small
black-and tan female dog, with clip
ped ears. A liberal reward will be
paid for its return to
I'll A. MARooNNIER, 80 Main St.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-07

YIsIToRs.-Quite a number of min
listers and laymen from the adjoining
towns are in the city, attending the
Revival services conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Hammond. Others are expected
to visit the city for the same purpose
during this week.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-07

B% II. G. BridweIl 4 Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
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