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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-07-06

Statement of the Receipts and Expenditures
of the Poor Fund, OF the Poor, OF Strouds-
burg, for the year ending 20th of June,
1871.
Peter II. Robeson and Reuben Thomas,
Oyersrers of the Poor, in and for said
BOROUGH, in account with said Poor Fund.
DB.
For cash received of Sidney
Down, Collector of Poor Taxes,
for the years 1868, 1869 and
1870, Sl,5l6.49
By cash paid the following named persons
per Vouchers and Receipts for goods furn-
ished, keeping Paupers, &C., of said
Borough, to wit:
Dr. A. Reeves Jackson, Medical
attendance, 1871
James II. McCarty, funeral ex-
nenses, 6O.55
Iobn Rvne. balance on rent. 1866, 1875
Auditors for 1870, 13 so
c. B. Keller, for Boots, 4.75
Peter Groner, balance on keep
inc child, 1869, $50
John DeYoung, coal for Mrs.
Starner, 3.Uo
Mrs. Strunk, attendance, (Mrs.
Ostrander), 7.5O
NIL. Drake, shoes, 2.25
Watson Jones, keeping pauper
child, I.5S
Drs. w. and d. d. Walton, Med
ical attendance, 5000
Estate of William d. Walton,
ground rent, 1000
Peter II. Robson, fare for Mrs.
Ostrander, West, $500
Peter H. RobeSon, removing Mrs.
Kecner, SU.OO
William S. Flory, stove, Mrs.
White, GOO
Street R. w. Co., coal for paupers, 2l.05
Henry ID. Bush, Old Voucher, 1886
Geo. F. Heller, merchandise, 94.OO
T. NJ. McIlhaney, ma king out Du-
plicate, 4OO
DariusDreher. merchandise, 1343
Lewis Myers. do. 3.94
Hestand & Gardner, Old Vouch-
er, 1I2s'
Henry d. Bush. do. 3037
N. Ruster, merchandise, 4S1|
David Keller, Old Voucher and
Interest, IO4l5
Robert BOYS, do. 1000
Watson Jones, keeping child, 500
William Wallace, lumber for Poor
House. 14l "a
II. s. Wagner, merchandise, l47l3
X. S. Staples. rent, 1900
Barnet Mansfield, merchandise, Is 26
]. B. Miller, do. 4.S5
Reuben Thomas, labor at Poor
House. 4O74|
Peter Groner, keeping child, 5I20I
Mrs. p. Groner, attending Mrs.
Osrander, 800
Robert Boys, merchandise, ZOO
Peter H. Robson, on services,
1870 and 1871, l25.l4
Reuben Miller, do. 1900
Lewis Meyers. merchandise, 120.17
William Clements, wood, $50
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the School fund of the Borough of Strouds-
burg, for the year ending on the Oath June,
1871.
VIM. Wallace, Treasurer, in account with said
fund, DIR.
To cash reed from Geo. LaRue, Col
lector for 1869 9 1882
Cash reed Of Stroud township 1910
State appropriation for 1870 211.68
Sidney Down, Collector for 1870 507 sc
Taxes collected on Duplicate for 1870 94l.42
Sl,S66.18
CR
BY the following disbursements, per vouchers,
DC. rendered, to wit:
Rv koI d,,o ,,o, lot A A,,J;to~, Ior,ox. q
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HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARULl

Will radically exterminate from the system
Scrofula, Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Sore
Eyes, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth, Sore Head
Bronchitis, Skin Diseases, Salt Rheum,
Cankers, Runnings from the Ear, White
Swellings, Tumors, Cancerous Affections,
Nodes, Ricketts,, Glandular Swellings, Night
Sweats, Rash, letter, Humors of all Kinds,
Chronic Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and all
diseases that have been established in the
system for years.
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OFFICE:
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING.
135 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.

A National Mutual Life Insurance Co.
SPECIAL FEATURES.-All policies
on-forfeitable after the first gear.
CASH DIVIDENDS annually after the
second year.
Premiums low and management prudet
No extra premiums for doonien, army or
nary officers, or conductors on passengar
trains.
No restriction to travel.
Policy-holders secured by deposit in the
United States Treasury.
All moneys received IN this department
must be INFESTED here.
Policy holders elect the Board of Trus-
tees, and the President of each local Board
is member of the Home Board. Therefore
1t is a purely mutual company.
Agents wanted in Eastern Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, and Delaware.
PRESIDENT:
JOHN P. VERREE.
TRUSTEES
John P. Vcrre, Amos r. Little,
James V. Watson, John r. Kitchener,
G. ]. Hoffman, Alexander Nj. Fox,
Henry T. Hoyt, E. S. Talmage,
Robert Shoemaker, Joseph B. Van DuscB,
George Remsen, Thomas Cochran,
Charles Watson, Daniel Sutter,
Edward Bains, Josiah L. Haines,
Nathan Middleton, Charles ]. Field,
Benz. II. Shoemaker, Simon Graiz,
John II. Bringhurst F. c. Gilingham,
Joseph Ball, George Watson,
Reeve l.. knight.
PEDDLE g. WIDDIFlEL.D.
Superintendents.
G. d. BRODlEAD, Agent,
Stroudsburg, Pa.
February %, 1S71.-6m.
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The WickerSham German-EngliSh MOI
NAL SclOOl.-Fall Term.
Sherif's Sale.

By virtue of a writ of Ven. Elk to me
directed, issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe county, | will expose to
sale, OF Public Vendue, on
SATURDAY, the Sh day Of July, meet,
at o clock in the afternoon, at the Court
House, in the Borough of Stroudsburg,
Monroe county, the following described Real
Estate, to wit:
A certain tract or piece of land situate in
Hamilton township,
Containing 80 Acres,
adjoining lands of George Butts, George X.
SHUTTER, Peter Butts, Adam Bowman and
John W. Young, y acres OF which are
cleared, balance
Timber Land.
The improvements are one wA
Frame Dwelling House, 1:#:fA.
II stories high, Is by 26 feet .!.E
One Barn, % by "a feet and other out
buildings good well of water near the door;
small Orchard on the premises The public
road leading from Sciota to Brodheadsville
passes through the same.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of Freeman Kresge, and to be sold by
me for cash.
PETER 1IERWINE, Sheriff
Sheriff Office, Stroudsburg, !
June 20, 1871.
limo 00-2t
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Government Securities.
Jsy 80 . %. furnish the fsl.SNinS II .isr.
nKW lOKK-FIRsT BOAE
klAlck kNn0rf.

Sy B1nks-s', Br0ssrs' and C0nsnerctai T,isrrapa
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks aud b5.!s Ia
home aud foreign markets. as follows:
. NEW YORK, Feb 40. 50 5, lSol, coupon, n "a,
3s. %, coupon, ll0s 2)s, %, COUPON liU r - =
IS, coupon, iio; az, new. ss, coupon ll9, s2l--,
D., coupon, los. SAYS, 6s, coupon. lJ9s: - co.,
coupon. l09 .: Currency &c, III Marip0sa. ;, u.
preiid. So, Canton. q OF 4. Cumberland -. Wet
eLn Union Telegraph. &C.: Quicksilver, 10: Pacific
Mail e.; Boston Water Power. az, Adams EA-
can EYpress, - OF q. q q Express, 60 !. New lrk
Central and Hudson 81. do scr,p, 9 Erie q a:
Beading: "a; Michigan Central, -; Lake shors
q Michigan SouiheTn, "a; Union Pao,he IAIl,
Pittsbure, los; Northwest, 75s; do, preferred.
=; Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati and Indian
M Milwsgkie 81. Paul s2A; DO. pref q, q;
Wabash & Western, 52A. Fort Wayne. s4s.
Alton 6 Terre Haute, =, Hannibal and -. 10,
"a, Chicago Alton, nc; do, preferred, lisa;
Che. 4 Ind. Cent, Isl; Tennessee stA.e sise..
* OF d; North Carolina sizes, old 49,; do, new
2. Missouri sixe.. ss,1, Central Pacific b .nd-.
llIs. Market strong.
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The Pacific elspe-A Land Claim De
nounced an q fraad-The satro
TUnnel-Imdfnm katds-Ffre.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. The EUcRias Bull
Fin asserts editorslly that the pretensOns OF the
parties 10 portions of the Preside military res
erystiOn rest solely on an assignment Of a. e
claim OF one Felix Arcenu, Who bought State
schoOlland warrants and located them on n .
reservation, and that they have not the shadow
OF . title or co uitsble claim, the whole affair
being fraud, and that the proposition in Con
gress 10 give them property which Is now OF
immense value Is denounced by everybody as Sn
infamous swindle.
The Sutro Tunnel is in eighteen hundred feet !,
and has struck a large body of water.
The Apache Indians in Arizona are growing
holder, and make daily raids into the Pine al
Cita reservations. which had been heretofore
considered sale. More troops are urgently
called for.
most destructive fire occurred this M Drnins
in Virginia City, Nevada, sweeping ~ street CA
both sides, from Union o. Sutton street. Piper'S
Ol1Ta House e,caped.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
The WAR IN EUROPE

f,i,sreFt,s Ed strelyto ne Er~niEs .S4r.
THE ELECTIONS FaR THE FRFN az
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
BoRDEAUN. Feb. lite governmen. a. Boz
deaHn has issued decree ordering elections O. q
the National Assembly % he held on the ga
instant. IL disquslides, Tor election. "a tie A
semeiy, members OF families reigning ov,r
France since les, all persons who have actt 4
Is Imperial Ofieisi candidates in past lection
or held ofiice ministers. senAtors or conn
cellors OF state under the Empire. aud ;,refe,.s
Who have accepted Office between the - OF d.
cemher. 1881, and the 4th OF September. I>.e.
jules Simon has arrived here.
CARVING THE WAR INTO swift ~
LAND.
IoNDoN, Feb. An Official dispatch az
nounces that BCrrbahis army, 5000 sttsUg.
entered Switzerland 10 day. ske federal a ~
thortties have summoned The cautions 70 TseFAre
10 intercept them.
CHANZY ACCEPTS rHF AEMISTICF.
LLNAss, Jan. 81. VOID sp"cisi '-';eu-ral
thansN has accepted tie armistice, colEeu.-
ng at noon to-day.
PARIS NOT READY To RECEIVE yIsI-
TORS.
loNroN, Feb 7, $50 Z. m.-Od0 Russell tels-
graphs ON The SiSt nit from NersaIl,.s -.
postal service has been re-Cstsblishcl fram
Paris snd Versailles 10 Hayre aud pteppr
which points sre nov In communication %
Tie French 10 not wish rorei guers q en-. --
Paris until the CITY has been reyictua ieF
10 exception will be made 20 q reguiat.
that eject by the German authorities.
MANTEUFFEL AFTER THE FRENCH
ARMY OF TIE EAST.
BoEDEAUN, Feb. lie - reported here thst
General Nanteuftel has refused 20 recognizes
tie sTmistice, ami disregarding the protests OF
the French commander. has confinued host O.
tiles, by which lac has forced the French army
OF the East 20 surrender or % retreat into Swit-
zerlsnd. Gen'l Clnehar', who now comman =
the army OF the Esst, has concluded q conven-
ton with the SWISS authorities. aud crossed into
Switzerland with his whole army to-day. Genl
Billot covers the retreat.
lNoic.-It should he borne In mind thai 80
armistice did not 90 into effect In the per part
ment VI the East until February lSt-
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.
LoSDoN, Feb. i.-tSPecisl 20 New York Ers1-
rig 1dcgTGm. The TsH.ss, in an editorial, saw.
The Bordeaux decree ordering elections ".
greatly jeopardize the continued existence OF a
republican form OF government, inasmuch a. IL
Will afford al irresistible stimulus 20 intrigue
and conspiracy.
The refusal OF the ex-Empress OF the French
10 sign the capitalization n regarded by ~
classes and journals with approval.
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Relief for the French.

BosTos, Feb. The TriIoH has arrived
from Liverpool.
A movement las been started here bv SCI erai
wealthy citizens To raise - ,O0 70 purchase
provisions and 10 load ship lOT the reiief OF the
French, providing the government viii fIrni-i
a United States vessel TO carry the provisions
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Galentfne Sentenced 90 Prison for

tLrVELAND, o., Feb. 2.-Mr. Galentine, Wl0
was convicted IF nanslsughter for shooting Dr.
Jones tor the alleged seduction o: his ~Ife. wa.
this morning sentenced to the peuitentiATE i1r
ten wears. the fun penalty.
Judge Thomas Bolton, heretofore a promi-
Dent politician OF ths city, died here last night.
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Who tsGotng TO war.

PoUGHKEEPsiR, Feb. All the available
force Of the Cold Spring foundry has been SET 20
work ior the manufacture Of 10 900 bomb -hells
IL does not transpire from whence the order
cmanates
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steamers Arrived,

PORTLAND. Feb. 1.-The steamSLip Peruvian,
from Liverpool, aTTiN ed TO- night.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-ArTiyed, the city OF
Antwerp, from Liverpool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02

CADET APPo1NTMRNT.-H. j. Downing sor
OF Col Downing, OF Lancaster county, Va. ha,
been appointed cadet at West Point from the
first Congressional district Of Virginia.
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FINANCIAL AND COnn ERClAL.

The New York money market work. very
easily, the supply OF offerings being more than
sufficient = meet the demand at i've and Fix per
cent, the leading bond houses bein. accomm0-
dated at four and Eve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02

TER expenditures Of the government during
the month OF January were Sill 552 ,56l.Ji.
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q. ii. Poor, ESQ, son of Rear Admiral Poor.
L. 5. N, and recently connected with the press
as Wash rngton correspondent, was Yesterday
appointed private secretary TO Vice Admiral s..
&. Rowan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02

NAVAL ORDERS To-DAY.-Boat,wain Charles
Miller, ordered 10 the receiving ship at PhiIa-
delphia. CARPENTER Joseph q. T homas, ordered
to the Michigan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02

Gov. ASHLEY Of Impeachment memory was
in New York yesterday on his way to Washing
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Cotton Ships Arrived Ont.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. I.-ArriSed, the ship Glen
dover. from New Orleans December ,sti. with
$50 bales of cotton; the bark Nalen ia from
Savannah, december s0th, with ~ hales OF
cotton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02

ALBANY, Feb. "A bill was INTRODUCED in
the Senate to-day prohibiting the emplOymen,
Of Chinese coolie labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02

THE TuRr.-The National Racing Congress
ker, OfCiDcinnati, Was elected president. Tho
Convention IL expected 20 take some imporfnnt
action regarding the rules and regulations Of
the turf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUB.-The receipts from
this yource TO day were 1891, 49,.
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BArCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
lead, any cifate poison 10 produce paralysis or
death, Avoid the Wanted and deiusive Preparations
noastins virtues they do not possess The genuine,
VI. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has aad tsvty ysdys'
1ntarnished reputation to uphold Its integrity ss
the only perfect Hair Dye-baok or Brown. Sold
y All Drusgists. Applied ct 10, Boad street. New
York fe6-tr
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ga Csip squire is said 70 be able to Jerk
justice balAhesded.n
-" Pulverised hog h the latest vulgarism
for ssusage.
@Ycung ladies had better be fast asleep
than "fast" awake.-yEdD.
Mile: Christina Nilsson 70 lying seriously
III In Cincinnati. Fever has set in. aud thsre n
no prospect OF IN early appearance in pabhc.
Mr. Hagsrman, Of hamilton. o., mas shot
hinss,t to dsath, rsfhsr than marry Miss
Seward.
H"What b home without o motherPss o.
me young girl said whom she sent her mother
out TO chop wood. . p -
0Judge Evans OF ZaAesyille, o., has N ade
q reputation a. tt man who never coull n axe
up HE mind to cot an oyster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02

ItHEToPhsa EtctsssttIs % 1hs Erestsf Sfas.
miadiing uplAnds, l5aBa.; low mIddlings llIals
Flour . held firmly; howard .uperfine. o. s9ass:
Mile suI.rhne, LS6ss7 Is; DO extra, S5sss.S, DO.
ismily, Ssnseni Meeern snSsrsns,- Sssosss6:
%he.s a Su,s, ssoe. VIM. Se family: s, 3:
e ~; prime to choice -, u: sssa fair :. good.
a.. - ~ y ~ - vnsy sa k..l
southern Corn dull, Irregular and lowenet s5s9Oc,
yelOs Southern active % e3Hsse. Osts ~ good AZ
BacOn-shsasde lOs.. Whisky duh af ssa6c.
NEw AokK, FEB. e.-Stocks hsayy. Money easy
shOrt. MlS. bonds, coupon, l0ss. Virginia sise.
ex coupon 81: do. new, Q1s. xorth Carolina e Old
46sf; Do, new, 24f.
y heat quiet end M changed Corn dun
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When suffering from facial neuralgia the
Chinese apply oil OF peppermint with csmei's-
hair pencfl: 10 is said TO be very effective Is
Zeal ar :estbetie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02

A C9NvHNTIoN OF coLoRRp MEN.-Anim-
portant State Convention met ut Macon, Ca,
yesterday, called by the leading colored repue-
ncsns OF that State, and is the first OF veral
that are to be called in other States preparatery
10 the meeting Of general southern Cow en-
ton OF colered Cnionists. The purpose of the
Georgia Convention = to consider The cohdi-
non OF afairs, and the best means Of securing
personal protection and freedom OF political &C,
ton, which are BOW, IL In claimed reriousIy
and continuously aseailed and impeded,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02

IA Leavenworth paper announces the mar
riage Of young lady named I" Sierra Nevada
Lafte.o
~Philadelphie thinks seven cents too much
to pay for hanging On dirty strap in Q street
car, for an hour or two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02

HORRIBLE SUFFERINGs OF The WOUNDED
FRENCH.-The Cassel correspondent OF the
London Times writes: The other day had a
most horrible sight of human suffering About
leo prisoners arrived AZ midnight, on their
way from Frankfort to Stettin, In opea railway
trucks, no other carriages being available.
When the train started from Frankfort IN the
morning the thermometer was above free Zing
point. but in the course of the day such a sud-
den change set in that in the evening the glass
marked many degrees below it. They were
scantily clothed, some of them without great
coats, which they had cold. buying tobacco with
the money; others had thin cotton stockings
and wooden shoes; Others again had nothing al
all on their feet. Lying in the same open trucks
which conveyed them from Epernay, exposed
TO the intense cold, they were in many instances
frozen to the boards in their own fifth. One of
them 1t least-some people speak of more-was
frozen to death. They were in q most terrible
and Pitiable plight, and the groanipg Of some
OF the poor sufferers was fearful. After their
arrival they were distributed in the waiting
rooms OF the station and in the barracks, whore
they received restor stves in the shape OF coffee
soup, and meat Warm clothes and blankets
were also given to many OF them, and they con-
tinued their journey after stoppage Of fifteen
hours, with the exception OF about twenty who
we're sent to the Lazarette. When l san them
there they had first to be bathed. They we're
literally swarming with vermirs Some of then.
being Mobiles, were mere boys OF sixteen. and
again men above nfty; Others had served in the
line, and all OF them we're suffering from ex-
haustion or pulmonary affection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02

THE Hon. Il. X. BUTLER, it is said, intends
to institute suit for libel against the Chica 90
RePVSfcan for an article which appeared in thar
journal December 20. He claims So. 900
damages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02

THESE FACTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE CON
SIDk ON.-Disease should be guarded ag ainst
OF II must Be cured. The alternatives are death
such consequences as render life q burden. Combat
the malaria, purity the blood, put the nerves in
order, requisite the female system, promote the ap
petite, Danish every sign of d. spepsia Iheuma.
tfsm incres ths vigor of both body add mind, and
relieve the children Ut summer pisints. All this
can only be done with safety, certainty and prompt
ness ~ Charles Gautier 9 Native Wine Bitters, o
says popular opinion, endorsed by many Of the most
eminent ply sicians Who assure OF the complete
victory OF these AL other Bitters II has abso
iute'y driven them out Of the market where il has
been introduced Gsutiers Native Wine 6itters
msJ be had o: al druggists. os2sI
THURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
Dr. - The best article tor cleansing aud prsserV
teeth Sold by all druggists Price, % aud 50 cents
JOUNENS NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANER re-
stores sCied gloves equal to Sid By all drug
sisis and fancy goods dealers. Price, cents de5 ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02

An ODD CAREHR has just met . check in
Pfttsburg. An enterprising young woman sue
ceeded for three yeAls IN passing herself of 1t
a respectable boarding house for m an, went
through copplete course Of studies ut COM
cap the climax Of her iniquity, courted and
promised to marry an estimabie young lady,
all without exciting any suspicion In regard TO
her sex, until some untowsrd accident exposed
the deception.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02

ID. G. DAVIS, democrat, was yesterday elected
by the West Virginia Legislature United States
Senator, to succeed Senator W. L. Wiley, whose
term expires March 4th. The vote stood for
Davis 50, for Judge Bond %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02

THEODORE THOMAS,
UHEQUALLED
CONCERT ORGANIZATION
FIFTY DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS
WEDNESDAY EVENING Eebruarv S,b
ihIhspAi EVENING, February 9Th.
rISs Inhiic Is respectfully informed that Sir.
THU. THOMAS will give
Two GRAND CONCERTS
WEDNESpAf ENENiNG, February 9Th,
- Thu BSDAl EVENING, February 9TH
fTst aIpeararce Of the Celeb rated Pianists
Miss ANNA AEHLlC.
Pronounced by the Press wherey or she has
the greatest Pianist that has been heard in tais
cCuntry. Together with the
USRlyALLLKD ORCHESTRA.
Many OF wh I'm
EMINENT SOLOISTS.
Admission ticket, one dollar. Reserved seats. so
cents extra. The sale ~ Reserved Seats will CON
Herce on Saturday morning, February 4th, at W .
G. hetIsrOtt a Co . Music Store. ia3-lit
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IRE STATEMENT OF THE PUBLIC DEBT, Just
issued from the Treasury Department, shows
that the decrease OF the debt since January Ist
has been 81 ,oIO, $40 15, aud the decrease since
March LIST, 1910, 1901 67017. The coin in the
Treasury amounts TO 800 OG6. 800. As and the cur
rency to S24 ,s2I, 1854.
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MASQUERADE COSTUMES

having sfded largely 20 my stock OF La -
DIES GENTS and CHlLDRkS'S FANCY, ~
COMIC and CHARACTER DRESSES, ~
would respectfully invite the attention o, nv -
friends AID the public generally. -
HkRRY DOSEHUE,
500 Seventh street.
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TIE DRESSING or PRfFiTE THEATRE
ISIS, IH4E4BES AND TABLEAUX MADE
- ECfA LILY having now the largest Theatri-
Cal aTcrObe south of New York.
PsTlOr Scenery and Curtains for rent.
Mr.. DOnebus's Sryices together with his Won
deTful Child, (cOmie singer.l can be engaged for
Concerts or other entertainments. nol2 cot NsrI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02

CoNFIRHATIoNs.-The Senate, in executive
session, yesterday afternoon confirmed the
nomination OF Willis Drummond, to be Commits
sloner OF the General Land Office, in place Of
Jos 5. Wilson, by vote OF 81 yeas to s nays
The nominations CT Lewis Weitzel, to be asses
sor of internal revenue, first district of Ohio
and John B. Nontieth, TO be Indian agent. Me-
Perces agency, Idaho, were also confirmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02

TBB SENATE COMMITTEE to examine into the
of affairs in the South, appointed
under the recent message OF the President,
this morning hesrd the testimony OF several
witnesses from North Carolina The commit
tee thus far has examined about fifty witnesses
and there seems to he but little pros pect of CON-
pleting the investigation this session The com
mittee will, however, make partial report be-
fore the close OF the session.