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Wine OF Life.
clnnlenagOgue.

ere Enssne uaGoxue Is the only sr,i.
u 20 cure the Whiies, Qt wall cure IN
~ Where 10 Vie family - wh,ch ih,s
Attest blessing ever otiered YOU. and YOU
Immediately procure II, il IL al.os s,lre
Female Irregularities, abd may to de-
lpon N every case WHARF the monahIy
been obstructed through cold or disease.
fuggisis. Price One Doiisf. sOr seat by
sceipt Of One Dollar and a cu.4stsy.
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DYSPEPSIA.

ner's Dyspepsia rOnie y prepared
~ cost youe-z. IlisAA!igh,ly stiiu ulatinr
lida splendid appetizer, II strengthens th.
d ana restores TIE digestive oTgADs of
patty state. Week, neryou, aud ID paptic
4 should use WAEstL's DYsrrrsiA IOAic.
h by druggists. Price One Dollar
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'ougn No More.

nsS's Cough Baisani Is heading. soft
eiperipfutlhg. The extraordinary bo,,.
'ses-es IN immcd iaiely relieving, ani even.
iifingi the most obstinate cs-e- III Coughs
lnte ihfoai, bronchitis, luiu.nxs, Catar-
lbFseues., Asthma and Consumption 4. Al,
lrIoiitIc 20 prompl Is the relief ami rer,
ltn"'i- in az the ah,y. eases, or any nfieo,
The throat and Lungs, that ihousands Of
NJ are daiiy Prescribing IL. aud one and ali
~ u ne most healing aud axpecioyating
Ah""n- one docs always affords relief
lhe most eases one bottle effects care
utegtlsls, IA large bottles. Price One
he ba,sam vii cure.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-02
Ns.D EpEc. 5TE.ATId'S

Many years experience IA curing consumption.
IEspcps Ia cons ipNuuu, piles, disease OF the I.iy-
or DiI 3D. kin, aud urinary organs. disclosed tho
startling Fac, that the majority of tham werc on,s.
cd ~ nu eel lt only Ice cured after curing tbrnn
81 seminal "caNne.'. 'nhai1tion, cHustlca iron,
ton'ce, t'muilut- hypophoshites, mercury, con,
ANA, c1'ohs, bdohu, injection 4, nnd the ordinary
Il ! HtI lTbN Cd % / D,
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TRENrON HIGH SCHOOL,,
TRENTON, la.

Tic Exercises Of this 'S@hool 'rW ComN,cucc on
tic 1hird duy cf october ucrt.
The Board of Directors take this method
of in forming the Public that Il new and COM
mOdiOuS School House is now being erected
and will be ready for the opening of the
School.
They have secured the services of Rev. J.
Lane Borden, as Principal, who has IL we'll
earned reputation for proficiency, energy and
enterprise teacher The Principal has
engaged Miss Mary CliSby, late of the Pres
bvtcrian Synodical Institute Tal1adcga, Ala,
who VIII take charge of the Female Depart
mcnt. Possessing Il thorough education,
having had many years experience as Il
Teacher in the best schools Of the country
and bringing testimonials of the highest
character, she is certainly we'll qualified for
the position.
TheScholaStic Year consists Of three terms,
of thirteen weeks each. Pupils charged from
time of entry to end of term. No deductions
made except in cases of pro! ractcd sickness.
Tuition payable onc-hnlf i'll advance, and
Onc-half 1T the end of the term.
RATES OF TUITION:
For term of thirteen weeks: Primary
class, 50; Intermediate class, Sl2; 4Ic:,bcnIic
class, S15; Music, Sl5; incidental fee, 30 cts.
Board can be secured in private families
ut SO per month.
BOARD OF DIEEI'roItS.
\. T.. Elournoy, President, +. Il. Blocker,
Secretary, Il. ID. Sheppard John Drarn, r..
AIct;uirc, Jcthro Moore, =. O. Larchc.
TrcntOn La, Sept. n, 1870. III If
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TERLDHs: sNTEGN SEED.

L i.sV T|VTTt
Tho undersigned ha~ in Store. for sale,
over l5D bushels ii the celebrated Her
long COTTON SccI. This variety of cotton
S""d has acquired th" ri"I1r"n"" over all
other varieties wherever tiliTiy L"~;"d. It j.
-,,.yr!.Hl dav~ ihun the ordinary cotton.
j. HOWELL. T\rtM, Trenton. Ia.
oct 10. l~7n. uilt
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nI'AEEflE.i House.
~ Cor. prSjHrd and Third St., Monroe, La.
J. Z. Truus;clzcr. Proprietor.

TlIn ubrv, Manned Hotel, 50 long: and la-
>ur9thlr i>nuwIi thro~%h"Ut the country has
h,,'n rrii.tVl and uc"lN furnished. hnd il
i'rnp!!O. or p!ri@,'S himself to spar" 10 "t-
fort to it.:ti,r Al! rn:ufWrtah!" Whn may favor
hini with ,il"lr patronage. April II. 90. y
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s'E,asssS Moore.

ss\i.i.SI! SURVEYOR for cuachita, and
Genera, Land Agent for North LOUISE
ana will attend 10 amy business in this or
adjoining Parishes. Parties Wishing to sell
or purchase real estate in this section will
find it to their interest to address him. lie
has for sale several fine bodies Of land in
DuacIit:.. Richland, Morchousc, Franklin
and Caldwell Parishes. Persons wishing to
sell will send numbers, description as to I'M
provclncntS, and terms. Having formed
connect ions i'll both Washington and New
Orleans, he is prepared to represent litigants
i'll contested land cases. obtain patents, Nc.
Dnicc rear room of Richardson Il McEncry' :
Law Office. For particulars address him,
care OF Richardson Il MrI;licrN, Monroe, La.
August q, 1870.
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OF LOUISIANA.
~ L. wv nIElI 4 ItINl lEN,I

The annual Course of Lectures in this de-
parlmcnt will begin on the second Monday
of November, 1870 and continue until com
mcnccment day in the ensuing Spring. Stu
dents of law dcSirouS to nIatriculatc will
apply to G. ROSI;IItS, /)c'tn Of Fitcufty,
50 cuStomhouSc ST., New Orleans.
July -, 1870. nIiJm
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
MALE ACADEMY, 4

VIENNA, Ia.
The Eull session of this Academy opened
OH the 18th of Scptembcr, under the super
vision of Mr.. J. II. Calhoun, \. b., graduate
of Homer College.
Prof. Calhoun is 4 thorough scholar, and
man OF untiring energy and perseverance,
and we confident that he will give entire
satisfaction to those who wish instruction
either in the English branches, Greek, Latin
or Mathematics. He teaches seven and Il
half hours each day, and administers strict
discipline.
Rates Of I',ition per Month: - Primary.
500; Academic, Si.oO; Classic, $500.
Board can be had near thc school in private
families. \. G. SIMONTON, Prcs't b II.
\. G. COBB, Scc'N. Oct !, 1870. n2:,n
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l
(Ntt".c changed from La. state .Seu,iun,v.)
BATON ROUGE, Las
FOUNDED AND SUPPORTED BY THE STATE OF
NINTH SESSION,
Now i'll progress, will close in June, 1870.
The next session will begin first Monday in
September next, and will continue ten
months.
ACADEMIC BOARD
Consists of Il full corps of able Instructors in
all branches of Literature and Science, uSu-
ally taught i'll the best Colleges and Uni
COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces Preparatory and Academic De-
partment, including 4 Literary, Scientific
and, and Optional Course; a Special school OF
LIBRARY, APPARATUS AND CABINETS
Well selected and valuable. The Geolog-
ical and meteorological Cabinets, etc, the
largest and most complete in the South, cnl-
bracine tho extensive collections Of the late
Col WALES, of Mississippi, and the Cabinets
of the Typographical, Geological and Botan-
ical Survey of Louisiana.
ADMISSION
Granted to Cadets not under fifteen years of
age, who know Arithmetic, Grammar and
Geography. "
OF every kind, for ten months, $3.50; 5000
payable i'll advance, balance February list,
or by accepted Draft, at per Ct, for ninety v
days. Payments may be made through the
Canal or Citizens Bank.
Cadets received at any time during the
session and charged from date Of entrance.
DISCIPLINE,
Military, with daily drill. \ battery of four
guns will afford facilities for instruction in
Artillery. Uniform of Cadct-gr:ty Cloth, to
be had at the Institution at Il cost of SO
per suit.
For further information. address
D. Il. BOYD, Supc,Thten0cNF,
Baton Rouge, La.
Office Of the University, in New Orleans ut
Swarbrick Il co.'s, 50 Camp Street.
Until the rebuilding of the College Edi-
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IT. MOI.TE!NON. W. W. f-NI'.'I I.l'
ykcrriS.s., al Farmer.

TTDltNENS At LAW, Monroe. IL,
~ will pr:,cticc III the Courts OF the Pa
riShc, OF ctiIchit:. NorchOuSe. Rlchi;nd
Franklin and Caldwell, i'll the Supreme
Court. and in the United States Courts.
Will also attend to all business intrHstcd to
them i'll the state aud Federal Land Offices
nilv;
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-24

TYPE AND PRINTING MATERIAL.
H,,uch Of tie .Joh',SDm 1yioc Eonntl'y.
FHANkL'N
TYPE, STEREOTYPE AND ELECTRO
TYPE FOUNDRY,
1,;S Vine Street, hctwccn Fourth and Fifth,
CINCYNNITI
ALLISON, SMITH Il JOHNSON,
M,an/,tci,ucys oi, ana Dealers IN
BOOK AND NEWS TYPE, AND PRINT
INC; MATERIALS,
OF every description.
their various branches. Wood engraving
Urit"hrr 5. $50. ns:1y
CT. LOUIS TYPE FOUNDRY co.,
10 Pine Street, Manufacture and Furnish
PRINTING MATERIALS,
OF EVERY DESC RIP'TION.
Plain and Ornamental TYPE. Borders,
Hulr. Cases. thnScS, Sticks, tallcvS, DC.
Machine and Hand Printing" Presses, Paper
and Card Cutters.
MEMS AND BOOK PAPER.
Also c"lorcd and NIunlln Papers, various
sizes and qualities. st. Louis and lvanhoc
Mills Papers: Note, Letter, Cap, Flat Cap,
C,.ntrurrtal, l'Hrllrt and Folio Post, Deny
and Medium. Cards and Card Boards OF
every description.
PRINTING INKS.
News. Book. Black and tnlorcd; NarniSh,
cold SiZr. Bronze. Flock, Nc. l.iIhngrtpilr
Inks and NarniShc-, all qualities.
D.tobr! |. 1870. n2:lN
ITREHERICkSON n HARTE,
D,,ticiiS ia
DRUGS. MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS, &C.,
1870 Canal Street, New Orleans, La.
sept. 10. 1870 njl:ly
WANTED.
GOOD cook, male female, and an
active cOlorrI man for general work.
.\l~o, good nil"h COW. with Young calf
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
asic.,1arssSDn ~ FscKIbaefy.
'DiiE VI i;NI.EN. :. ID. NJ f-Nl
:. e =. =. Ei"EnCrX.

4 TrDRNE,HS At LAW, Monroe La,
practice III tho Parish and District
Courts Of Dunchit:, MorchouSc. Franklin,
.t;cnlan,l, Caldwell and CHtnhoula Parishes.
in the Supreme Court at Monroe, and Uni
ted states Courts. Particular attention paid
to business i'll the Land Office Department
of the General Governments. nl1tt
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Ss.zy,E,S q Cobb.

TfpI,Ei:IS AT LAW, Monroe. Lat.
~ will ,r:Ict ice i'll the Courts of The l2th
judicial District. com posed OF the Parishes
of MorrhOiISc. buuc!iita. caldwell, tata-
houl:, and Frank Kiln; also i'll the ptriShcS OF
Jackson and l'uinu V4;S.,
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Office of the University, in New Orleans :,
Swarbrick u CO.'S 50 Camp Street.

Until the rebuilding Of the College E,di-
flee, lately destroyed by fire, near AleNan-
dria, the Institution is temporarily located
at Baton Rouge, in the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum. Location very healthy, and
commodations ample for Il large number of
Cadets. Number this session, 10
May 2S, 1870. n:}6-lN
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rlNIIE GREAT EIsiCAN
COM BIN ALTON
BUTTON HOLE: oNEI;SI:.lnTISG, AND SEWING
MACHINE.

MACHINE.
Is warranted to execute, III the bCS; mau-
ncr, every variety of Sewing. IIrniming,
FollinY, tordnG, Tuckng, li:,hing,
Gathering and Sewing ut one time:
Quilting. ov"rSc:tnng, F.mbroidcring on
the edge; and. in addition, makes beautiful
Button and Ey"lct Holes in all fabrics. 1t
has no equal; being absolutely the ''BcSt
Family Machiuc' in the world; and intriu-
SicallN the cheapest, as it docs work no
other machine can accomplish.
We also have for sale, The Plain .Nmcri-
c;rn.'' Il beautiful Family Machine. without
the Button Hole parts, at Il reduced price.
Circulars with full particulars and sam
pies Of work done on these machines can he
had from the Sales Room of the General
Agency. No. 1S canal Street, -NeIr CtfeuHS.
lnStructio given on The Machine gratuit-
OuSly to all purchasers. Agents with some
capital wanted in every County and Parish.
ADAMS N Co,
n9:ly no. 7Di Canal Street, New Orleans.
y fM f.AIBER the Wagons ut Surghnor Il
IL Mullins arc guaranteed. ct
DININ AND FANCY JOB WORK
L EXCEPTED At THIS OFFICE
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Ebr. ). st;aIsscrNODA

NEi'E,RS his professional services to the
I citizens of Monroe and vicinity. Office
oVc, S,,rwhnor Il Mullins, Grand Street,
where he can be found ut all hours OF the
day and night when not professionally en-
.,.,,oI I,rbriInry , 1870. NOS
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HOTELS.
I S:|T!S HOUSE,

I E|r.S HOUSE,
.NDNRD[.. I.-i.
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EbSllsHE Notice.

'ANINti determined to settle pcrLla-
ncntly III Monroe, for the purpose OF
pr.lcticing my profession, can he found ut
my office, opposite the southeast corner of
;,icI bv the Land Office. at all hours. My
family will live in the same building. i1av-
ing had very large experience i'll all the
tlillcrcl: branches CT my profcsSiOl-thc
treatment Of children'S teeth, and all the
diseases Of the teeth Of adults, and the OK
tcclh-i feel justified in saying that am
prepared to do anything i'll any department
Of inv profession well as can be done any
.vltcrc, and at reasonable prices.
Jan. Il, 1869. nl5tf n. i. MCI'RA".
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WANTED.

L GOOD cook, male or female, and an
active cOlorrI man for general work.
Also, good mil"h COW. with Young calf.
\pl,iN nj this office
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lsx., Il. 4. Stroller.

n FFERS his professional services 10 th'
citizens of Monroe and vicinity. O11ic'
over. the store Of Surghnor II Mul!in, Grtnt
Street. At night, can be found ut the resi-
.icncc OF Mrs. Warticld. Fob. >, 1870. MOS
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.sssS. 4. EpEET.

4 <tDLLiLt"rIN;i AGENT. Office, Monroe,
I ! I.a.. with \. l.. Slack, ESQ; Trenton,
La. with Standiirr X M"tilIrc.
Jnullary IL 1870. nl9:ly
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q. T.. Si;s:sl.

1 'i"rbINI,N AZ LAW and tuinlni
~ Sioncr for Texas. tilicc Wood Stree
Monroe, La. Prompt attention given to G"
lrct ions in North Louisiana; Aug. 20, 6S.:':
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d EM F.MB BIER the Wagons ut Surrhnur Il
IL Mullins arc guaranteed. 9-t
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DIR. 's:lOS. y. Ably
s,r. z. II. lsici,,,vtlsoI,

sSlIHS!tIAN, Surgeon and oilSl clflclith
Oilicc at Dr. Culdcrwood'S old stand.
Spcvial attention given to Chronic SurSi-
,.,l Gases n20:iy
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DININ AND FANCY JOB WORK
i EXCEPTED NT THIS oFFIC
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NEU JE RSET.

James peckwell IL unool stood TO bo tho "s!ato"
candidate for Ihicf OF Police OF Newark.
Mr.. A. A, Slowdenburo, of jersey City, delivered
the address NJ the dedication OF shuntzs new hall on
the Eric Hallway, on saturday night
BIG Jim, nm English quarNman. has been commit.
ted for muthlng IN John Cros0ys skull with hts cTutch
~ q nuie ~ Maleo's liquor store, Montgomery ave.
nue., Hucson city.
Catherine Connolly. Of JelIers on street Hnbokep
while under the Influence uf linuor on SATURDAY. even
Ing nnicTod mp lhs 10, ,t.tath toward the ElybInu
fields, and tell oNerJoArd. bhO was rescued.
Eolert McCu,ne, Jr., many years assistant 10 the
late surrogate, un romnent candidate Tor the Surfo
The te incunsert 1he vacancy ~ be llled by tue
Governor. tor one year ony
Messrs. Fletcher, Walliord. and Smith have been
elected delegates "a ruprrscnt tdc Hudson CIV Fourth
WhTd ltl Aelts' Association In convention OF tho
Peoples Democauc Union Of Hudson count IN Tay
lor's Holel, Jersey CITY. tomorrow eyea.ug.
Louis Besh. cigar dealer, of New York was ar
rested IN Newark for Gorauding Uncle sam By selling
without license STAMPS OF Inspection, Ils wa, hamtcd
10 ball hut on Saturday he Ns ngln ARE tod on sn
OaiL - Wv
On Saturday scernoou match wNs fought by two
dogs, owned by prospectus butoncis of Hobokeh and
Jesry Guy Tue match was for s5v side. The lace
selected or the comJat was an old Ecr housc on
ferry s.teet near Grand Tho 0oRs were re. pccuyey
known as Watch, ow ed BY one Odell, and Black Jaok
owDed bI QUO Combtsok. oi Jersey ClT
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JOITISGS .fHOUr ToUN.


Jr'licc Letwith married three couples, SiturI,y.
All criminals helonging to the sinLius luuuiaay
ship aIC almi'tcd 10 BAL.
Tic Court OF lecial sessions is aholi.n.,
HarS. from tie tom6e dolclul sound"
Counterfeit rwentes on the Market National
Bank are In circulation. They are dangerous
II is proposed TO change the n me of CITY C,,-,.
Der ain, which means nothing 10 civ I,.ury ,v,,,h
means a good deal
James McNu'tY Of II Jackson street. who v. NJ m,
over ~ Ms own WAGON M the nth ofFcbuaty. died
yesterday ~ Bellevue Hospital
Gertrude SIMON. ared 3? who with her lnNnt
was burned on FRIDAY nrht n, the eNpl sion of kero
sene lamp. died On saturday night
James Clnrke rcachc his hoorlIn- hcu.a i7t
Hudson street intNN cacI on SATURDAY uirLt ana wa,
l-uni dead Ia HI, bod yesterday mcrniu:
The body OF n dronrri nar was founi Yesterday
a0eruonn on the east side a. nlnckycli'. I,l,nd q q
arm delormed.
A Halted cnndle fell on CatNarire Dnnrin-'a
strnW bed. tho 81 floor NJ PSI West Tn ?, . stro-t
sh9 WI. 50 'cNetc,v burned as 10 require Ler reno
val ~ Mount Siaal Hospital.
An unknown man, about - years old drcssah IN
dnh nNtt'l'on, and forS coat was drownNI yea'er.
dnv afternoon while skating on poad at SiNty-fouTth
street aad LcNlaStpn avenue.
James Dgln was stabbed IN the abdomen vcster.
street. II RS,i1tt. sullivan. escaped, and Dican
was sent 10 Bellevue Hospital. S'"
Mr. Eliza .Lnmlev hl' suei Max Niaro' zeS for
SHO lrr hrs or SAlrN due her Anl for dAmtCs by tho
rnputhOrlZed use of her his shnwbls aud for
indurius her 20 roInqcsh muse teaching sin In his
opSia company.
A quantity of Grnrow 'cr wrich mad been .rinre
ny islnh Woodbury. or 80 Maiden l1na COM ned To
,he MWnche,.t Arms Co ., East Rr,dg g'port Conn ~
chnndsc, was 'cizol bN tho police on saturday.
In the United States Circuit Court and Grand Jury
on Sanrlav the rec g1iZlnc 'of SoNprs Lcrl, has
sora tC-,er nnd other Cgnn', mcnncrs NJ the iurtn.
Nlonton OF th1 LeutTl'y laws were declared tor.Itad
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AWAY WITH THE BLOSSOMS.
The Jefferson CIub-Richnrd u. Connolly,
sheriff UBrieu, Charles r. Loew, and
Matthew r. Brenunu join IL.

The Jefferson CIub-Richnrd II. Connolly,
sherin UBriep, Charles y. Loew, and
Matthew r. Brennnu Join IL.
The Jefferson Club, Senator Genet, President,
Hon. I'aac Edwards and the Hon. Jacob N. Long
Viee.Presidents; JudSe MeQuade, Treasurer; and
Hon. John Mexican. Secretary the rival of the Bios
som Club. at Its meeting last week elected Sheriff
James o'Brlen. Comptroller Richard D. Connolly and
County Clerk Charles 4. Loew honorary momters OF
tho club. Applications also received from
twenty ave or thirty new active members, among
whom were the Hon. Matthew T. Brennan Edward
Jono-, County Printer, CHARLES Place, Sheppard p.
Knapp, VIM. C. Rogers, Thomas Mcspedon ard n
numoer Of other politicians all OF whom are antI.
Ring"
Tho Committee reported that they had leased the
late palatial residence OF J. Trumbu Smith corner
ner OF Third Aveuue aud Nine,ieth street. and that
tbev were flin4 IL with the very finest and mo,t
elaborate furniture, i"ciudng Brussels velvet and
tape-try carpets ffutsvis tssd-tties masni6cen ma
logany and rosewood sideboards, pianos, &c. &c
tilard saloon has been ELEGANTLY dtted up ior the
nse OF the members. Tie Club Lnusc, with It's out.
houses, stables, &c. will DO ready for lie regular
meeting this woek.
The Initiation lee is 10 ho raised from $50 to siso
one black ball being sufficient to eAc ude any appii
cant. As soon as they fully organized I ey saw
they will make their power elt In district and
city. They now have betv cen 100 and 900 members
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nouns or LEISURE.

Tho Ca.ico Baxter Hop Is the event In Apollo ulii
en- Nelne-dly Jyenng.
The watch case makers dance In the Germunla AS
semly hOoWs on FRIDAY eN eulns next.
The commcncemort OF Public School No. A. In
Iwellh sirecl, takcs place tins afternoon.
The John Murray Association enjoy their annual
mop In the metropolitan llotci tins eVohing.
~ o Happy Union socials have their fourth animal
fancy dress nwQuerado Ia tho GermiHa Rooms on
lhuIsd ~ cNealus. ~ "
sorial reunion Il announced mi, evening in tho
rooms oi thj New lora skat ~ Club, Fluh ayonus
and forty -tlXth street. ~
The n. o, Y, b. Association Intend 10 hive A red.
ho time NJ tlei' annual ciyc ana aucy.dscss Dal in
living Hall tomorrow evening.
The Rev. Eugene Cassery nsrruted his travels in
Ireland ~ Mar}'s Hall, BrOotyn, last .hl tho
benefit Of the poor oI the pari,h,
The Rev II N. Gullaher, OF Brooklyn, will deliver
HE new coure entitled Put money N thy purse ~
boIrtp bai .t Church, Bedford aud Downing streets
NeN horb on Tuesday evening.
Tie Beethoven Maennercl Ors GRIND hncy dress
pAll wi come OF tonight At the GrnnanA AssemD'y v
huonN 81 and 2H Dowory, This society mas recently
qnAdrupled In number OF memUers and ,DcrensluK
T. most wonderful ratio. II has ao1uired property il
~ Nrt9l next 10 Towery, and rTopOses 10 build q
hA| sabefos " ANY now occupied BY similar soelOtY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28
SPARKS FRoM Tnr rHLEGR.iPu.

parer1 Rosa English Oucra Troupe close : A sue-
ccssiH en- afcmcAt IN Ia tnor" on saturday uichL
=, Georae Nandcrpool was convicted Al M.insIoe.
Tho grand musical festival II Camili Urso closed
estimated 1t go 600. "
In Baltimore YESTERDAY. the ri M Hpy Tlon,s
COadlutor Of Chcnso.
Tie nags on all the public hniDdin~4 IN san Fran.
cisco aud the snnninG I'M the harbor n ha fmnst
lesttrdny' IN memory of tnc late AnsOn d. iugine
The ciiizens of Milwaukee. In mass meeting ox
Ould'ni provided the captll Ii. removed TO Mlwa co.
4 CHI, ago remperarce Committee viii N.l, M,,or
Mason NJ afternoon vi rCti ION earring 20Co0 sg.
natures in favor ofrpsns The Quol "a o1us on sunIay
n,rly OF nlars attacked a ranch MT Pre- gulr1.
Snd Killed Albert Root. Whom hl, ,elIc and 1ii.S' mo
tllaIol.
The Judiciary Committee Of the Senate have
Georgia,
san Franc 20 ,y~te-dw, ,r IN liyrrno% wncn port
,ne lelt on me I'm dn, of N,y"6 rmaLilg Ae queA'
TIE Ytei|ia House OF Delegates has nassed m
Ena ,li,G H. wic1 le.al Lgs eagis of he ON il'
appontuouI OF thclr successors hy tho Governor.
Tho schoong- Bcnjlnin Butler, from Eizlbo'n.
rot y i9' P,9Nd nee MAS cut two oorlv on Frt.
Ur'.el Four livos were lost lucud.ns tist Of the
Gov. Asrcr, OF Missouri, has s.tsNel tho Military
Committee that he not OIL never ,Tcr,d to sell ls
Mesl foN cA!ct'h p, bnt l. At hO refused to nn.Wci a
etler ouerins him money, aud seat ooy from hs own
town.
Several prominent lrishmen OF San Tra' cisco, rro-
pose thc gritng az oi Gonste pCtilou 10 the GOV
clnmcHt OF me nitcl Stutrs, with reference to thq
crus ea'm. OF the ITsl polIical prisoners caulued
IN English prlsons,
H. Worcester on Saturday afternoon two men e1.
terol a. house Of Timothy Barrett. when All me fini.
y hut boy II Years ofa'c were absent Lnocscd down
the boy Apd tied Inn with clOtnus inc rAu follows
then robbed the house.
The Secretary NJ the Treasury Lss droc'ed tho A.
ar A AuW IA hH m
one million of gold nnd the pure - one mil ion Of
bonds on alternate weeks Onrng Ma ch on nrc9un ~
t sinking tund o. rno OF twu Millions Of gO. IN alt
Also W purchase hIillion OF 49, - SSh =! ..rnau
Wes.k ioI Lh0 special fnnL