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Eclectic or new school System OF Medicine,

Eclectic or new school System OF Medicine,
Emkracing every modern reform and Improvement In The
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with
They produces sv ed the foundation for future i'll health
Parents should that their children not dosed with
such medicines tor they be we'll afterwards Al
mineral posoos alike injurious The greatest modern
improvement In medicine consists In containing active
medical principles u roots and plants concentrated
form. fhey ere Eclectic Resssde and before
equailed 10 the treatment Of disease When judicioasy al
minstered, tAsy meet dseass With wonderful certainty
DIR. OLIN of Ottawa
keprsssn great fsen In medictne will attsad per
sonay upon ~ rs It disesse, either acute chronic
surgical when daOd Violent diseases dpthea, cnolera
Group, dyseeey. vs &c very successfully by
genuine kceec pencoues; they losing any
while in old reeie they noted everywhere They
are always ced repair The mischief produced by
other physcian With thsir skill a. cure" remedies.
Coughs o: 10 q IS ysas sandsg; CAtarrh, with the do
structon OF Ne bosss sc tissues OF the rose Cor.
sumption With nraal loa Il .ag.; syphlis, with foul
liberation Ard Of barts; Hip disease with inability 70
walk; ScrofSe ds6es Of every variety and severity
Deafness from y 90 yars coutnuance; Rheumatism with
enlarged ~ joints Spermstorrhea, with demen.
tia; Diseases Of the Eye, &C., have been cured all
Of which will b most happily referred for IL. benefit
those similarly afflicted. He all casas Of
Fever and Agus.
Dsesses OF Women and Children specially treated Medicine
and surgical instruments Of every variety expressly
to these various complaints Consult him dec. 22sp-tf
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Special lotircs.
To COnsulnpiivos.

~ NousuHbptiNoss
The advertiser, having been restored to health In few
weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered
years with lung affection. ana that dread disease
Consumption is anxious 10 make known to his feow.su FER
ers the means Of cure.
To al who desire IT, he will send copy Of the prescri
ton used Gree Of charged with the directions for prepar,
and using the same which they will find SURE CuSK yos
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS. The object Of the
advertiser In sending thu Prescription II to benefit the ac.
led aud spread INF rnaton which he conceves be
uable and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
will cust them nothing, and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ny29.ly-sp williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
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81. Louis Market.

81. Louis Market.
st. Louis, Nov. II.
Flour-Dull. Sales of super6ne ut $500
@5;75 for spring; XXKat $225a475; xxx
at *6.00g660
Wheat IRREGULAR $1.2S913 80 for prime white
fau; $l.OSal.17 for choice to fancy red and
white; No. 2 spring Soc.
Corn-Dull, s3c for mixed in bulk; SS@92e
1or white.
Rye-Steady at SS0@s7c for prime TO choice.
Whisky--Firm at Sl.l5
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new YORK MARKET.

new YORK Market.
New York, Nov IL.
Flour-Closed dull $5.27@$6.30 fo- western
extra. ~-
Wheat-Bsttsr at $13Oa1.32 for No. 2 spring.
Rye-Dull, at $1.2691.2S for western.
Oats-Dull at 60a64c for western.
Corn-Better at 9Sc@$l.O3 for unsound, and
$1O691.1O for sound mixed western.
Pork-Quiet and steady, with sales Of new
mess at $780,
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Chicago Market.

ChlcoGO Market
Chicago, Nov. 10.
Flour-Quiet. White winter extras, $6.25@6..
5O;Spring extras, $462G625; super6nes $3.50
LOO
Wheat-Firm; 90oa91cts for No. 1 spring;
$S7@SS for No. 2, and 70972c for rejected.
Confirm. 6S989c for No l; 66a67e for
No. 2; Coo for rejected, and SO for no grade.
Oats-Firm at3S G3914 &c for No. 2.
Rye-66G87c for No. 2.
Bsrley-97c998c for No. 2.
Potatoes-40G5Oc per bush.
Butter-30a34c for choice table.
Eggs-20@32c. r.frya
Hogs$7259$10, according to weight
Cattle-Quiet. Choice steers, $5.759$6.OO;
fair I'd class, $5.O0G550; medium to good butch
srs' stock. $4009440; common to choice COWS
and heifers. $3.75@400; inferior and mixed
stock, $2OO9375.
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surgery for the Eye ana Ear.
Dk. OLIN,
lLAfn Op af- lNtiia

(LArs % 81. LOUISE
And Graduate the PEadcphia University Of Medicine
and Surgery has for the last eight given his attention.
70 important speciality. and prepared treat all dis
eye and whether surgical otherwise Per
suffering from Cataract Cro~s Eye, Tsrsxl Tumors
Olo-ur. Of the duct pciypus, Enlarged Ts Cattarrh
and all disea0s Of the ad throat would do we'll to
ult the doctor. Examination Free.
A. Olcc 10 Post once Duld q. over bakery. nayt-sp
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Errors Of Yoatla.

gentleman Who suffered for years from Nervous Deb
~ Premature Decay Hnd all the effects Of youthful ndscr
ton WILL for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it. the rseept and directions for making the
SIMPLE remedy BY which he cured Sufferer wishing
profit the advertisers experience do 90 by
In perfect confidence, JOHN d. OGDEN,
mys0-iy-sp a. ~ Ne. - Cedar street, Nov York
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Ottawa wholesale Market.

Ottawa, Nov. IL, 1869.
Produce market dull, without any notable
change in prices during the week. Dressed hogs
are beginning to como in, and are bought BY the
butchers at quotations
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The Markets.

The Markets.
There 10 no change to note during the week
in the general grain market Hogs continue to
advance, and cattle hold their own, with a good
feeling. ~
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butchers at q uotations.
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y OTTAWA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10. 1869.
, Sveftal 3stiees. y
- j. =. WALKRRs
OCULIST AND AURIST,
NAT - osasulssD A. sGR
PARK HOUSE. OTTAWA,

And at all other t At the Dspsasary Diseases Of Il
Eye and Ear, McvickesS Thsater Building Chicago
Dec. %, 1853
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ST. LOUIS.
4 Surveying Party Attacked BY lndiaat- .-
The Indians Driven Back.
kece0ie Declared the Winner Of the Late
Mill.

ST. LOUIS, June 2l.-The Repu5ii
can has a special from Hays City
Kansas, which says Col. Greenwood
surveying party, who are surveying
the route of the Kansas Pacific Rail
road from Sheridan TO Denver, were
attacked this morning fifteen miles
beyond Sheridan by band of fifty
Cheyennes. The Indians came upon
them quite unexpectedly, but the sur
veyors were all well armed, and after
desperate fight they succeeded in
killing four Indians and WOunding
several Others, and putting the balance
10 flight. Two brothers named SchuY-
Ter in the surveying party. were
wounded, one critically, having re
eeived three balls in the thigh.
Che conductor on the western bound
mali train, yesterday, reports having
cen MT less than fifty Indians twenty
miles weN of here. -....
The ReD NSblioan's Omaha special
SaVs q party % nineteen citizens start
ad' Il from North Platte, on Friday after
ooon. TO search for horsethieves.
Thev returned at nom yesterday with
three Sioux and thhE-siX head oi
stock.
The Indians report that spotted
Tail. with 200 lodges, has IeTt the
Reservation ami is coming down.
with what intention i not known.
Army officers who came down an
the steamer Cora, report a lght be-
tween the Sioux and hass Indians,
below Fort Buford, in which the
Sioux lost ten killed and tiftaen
wounded, and the latter one killed ana
thirty wounded. The Sioux have
gone for reinforcements, and intend to
renew the fight.
ST. LOUIS. June 2l.-Ihe stake
money in the Allen and McCOole fight
was given TO McCoOle to-day.
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disturbance at Riian..,she Military Called
Out Proclamation BY ISS Pretect
Of Police

PARIS. June PIP. Schneider has
teen re-appointed President Of the
Corps Legislatiff, and Alfred LerOuX,
Baron jerome Dovia and DemUral
Presidents.
Ishmael Pacha, Nice-ROy Of Egypt
leaves for home tomorrow.
BREsT, June 2l-The Great Eastern
has arrived. The splice 10 the shore
end of the cable viii soon he made
and the new cable under way.
Milan, June 2l.-There was n
slight tumult yesterday. The mill
taTy were called out but no resistance
was made, and all is nov quiet again.
Count FaiVe, the Preiect OF Police,
has issued q proclamation threatening
to take severe measures 10 repreSS the
outrages If they are renewed.
BREsT, June 2I.-A banquet was
given on board Of the Great Eastern
last night. TOasts were drank in
honor OF the Emperor Napoleon,
Queen Victoria and President Grant,
and TO the union Of France, England
and America.
At an early hour this morning, the
shore line and sea cable were spliced,
and at daylight the whole expedition
put to sea, the Great Eastern paying
out the cable with ease and rapidity.
Dispatches from Oh board the steamer
shows that the work Is going on with
out interruption.
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NASHVILLE.
The Stokes Organ Democratic Registrar
for Shelby County.
The Canvass in East Tennessee.

NASHVILLE. June 2l.-The State
Journal, Stokes organ, made its ap-
.pearance this evening. 1t is edited
by Grisham and BOrille, the late edi-
tors of the Press and Times. 1t con-
tains a dispatch from T. o. Hamilton,
Memphis, stating that a Democratic
Registrar for Shelby county has been
appointed by Gov. Senter.
4 dispatch 10 the Press and Times
from East Tennessee. states that
Stokes in his speeches on Friday and
Saturday, was severe in his denuneia-
tions Of Senator BrOwnlOw, and de
clared that Grant was on his side, and
that he was expecting a dispatch from
him to that effect. Senter adheres to
his first position on the suffrage ques-
ton, while Stokes Is becoming more
stringent.
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the Presbyterian Church, on the cor
ner of Tenth and University Place.
The pall-bearers were Mayor Hull,
Admiral FarraSut, Gems. Dix and
Mcdowell, Thurlow Weed, Horace
Greeley, A. q. Stewart and others.
Rev. DIR. Tying read the Episcopal
ser ice for the dead. Beecher deliv-
erei touching &alogy; the Rev. Mr.:
Kellogg fqloEedd gedd6 Tl6n prayer, dfG tba
benediction.
The remains viii be privately re-
moved to Greenwood Cemetery to-
morrow.
NEW YORK, June 2l.-President
Grant and family left for Washington
this morning.
. One million dollars of gold was
sold by the 'Sub-Treasurer to-day at
1876 76-100.
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NEW YORK.
Minister Sebb's Correspondence Nith the
Brazilian Government


NEW YORK, June 2l.-The follow
ing is a condensed account of Minis
ter Webb's correspondence with the
Brazilian Government: In Oct, 1860,
. the American whaleShip Canada got
ashore on the Garris reefs, near the
mouth Of the Rio Grande Del NOrte,
and the Brazilian soldiers, in spite OF
the remOnstrance of the Captain and
crew, seized the vessel and, selling her
cargo, deposited the process in the
Brazilian. Treasury; reclamation was
demanded by our Government; the
owners renewed their claims in 1861,
through Minister Webb, for damages
and interest 10 the amount OF 500, 900.
Finally Minister Webb was author
lied to eompNDlnise on the pay
hlent Of S7U,0O0 or One-hfth OF
the original amount. Ia April
last Baron Caligipiper, on behalf OF
the Brazilian Government, repudlated
) the offer, on the ground that the Bra
lillian Minister at Washington had
not advised his Government that he
had hppu informed by Mr.. Seward OF
his having issued instructions to their
Minister IN Brazil, therefore he would
sVait until he was officially informed
of the tact through their own Minis
ter Gen. Webb wrote 10 the Baron,
Drotesting against his taking snch ab-
surd ground, and declaring that If II
were maintained be should ask for his
nsssDort. On the Ist OF May Gen.
Webb received a note from the Bra
lillian Foreign Office, stating that no
disrespect was intended towards him,
hut that the American Government
not having announced TO the Brazil
ian Minister in Washington the
result of the promised recon
sideratiOu, no further issue OF
reviewed and modified instructions to
Gen. Webb, keeps his Government in
the same state Of uncertainty that 1t
was in before, and from which it can
not depart except in such manner as
shall have full consideration iOr the
respect due TO a Minister rom one
Government TO another.
On receiving this note Gen. Webb
replied in severe language and de-
manded his passports and obtained
them. As he was preparing TO leave
he discharged a farewell epistle at the
Brazilian authorities, of which the
following is given as fair sample
e6UhCuNCs IL NAA'A AAk---N@
and grossly insulting my government
the present reaetionary and pro-siaye-
nv government of Brazil has also vio-
lated the rights which, by courtesy,
belong to my colleagues, and they
will, doubtless, collectively, or each
for himslf, do as have done in the
premises. Brazil has been admitted
into the family of civilized nations,
and being within the pale she must
be required to discharge the duties she
has voluntarily assumed, ana De
taught the International amenities OF
the age.D This note appears to have
brought the Brazilians TO their senses,
as the Government at once yielded all
that Gen. Webb had demanded, and
diplomatic relations were forthwith
restored. ,s--s--s
The funeral services Of Henry ].
Raymond took place this afternoon at
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HAVANA.
The Case Of The gSshOOner Sahat-

HAVANA, June 2l.-Espinar, the
acting Captain-General, reviewed the
volunteers on Saturday.
Ghe Spanish ste<mer Fernando CO.
ti;;co sailed to-day With the captured
schooner Sahara IL tow, for KingtOn,
for the purpose Of bringing the case
before the English authorities there,
for Carrying articles cOntraband OF
war. The Spanish authorities refuse
to take action a. she was captured on
the high seas.
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DIED.

sMITH-In this city, on Monday, June 2l,
1859, RoBERT L. SMITH (ex-Sheriff of Shelby
county, in the forty-sixth year of his age.
He VIII be buried this Tuesday morning, at
10 O'Clock, from the house of ]. c. Hoist, 80
Main street, by the society of the old Folks
at Home"
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To Livery Stable Keepers---Band Chariot
far Saia

THE Peak Family having no further use
for their splendid Band Chariot after the
present season (which closes at the termina-
tIon of their Memphis engagement) offer the
same for sale at very reasonable figure. The
carriage has been used but q short time, and
is as good as new. ANY party purchasing the
above would possess the finest band wagon
In the country. The Chariot can be seen at
the Transfer Company's stables, On Monroe
street, during the engagement OF the Peak
Family at the New Memphis Theater. For
particulars inquire of WM. H PEAK,
ielS Peabody Hotel.
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DIsSOLUTION NOTICE.

Sr. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Coil
STATE AGENCY OFFICE, 43 MADISON ST.,
MEMPHIS, TENN, June !, 1853.
TTNHE copartnership heretofore existing un-
Is this day dissolved by the retirement OF
Capt B. F. White. The business viii be con-
dueted In future by j. g. Lonsdale and New
OTIS, ie2ed&w
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PHILADELPHIA.
Tie Cincinnati Bsse-BaIlers Victorious.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-AbOut
u, 900 persons witnessed the game of
base ball between the Red Stockings,
Of Cincinnati, and the Atlantics, OF
this city, to-day. The Atlantics were
short of their pitcher and their
play wa not up TO their actual stand
ard, VIII te the Red Stockings played
well, making but few misplays. The
game resulted in favor Of the Cincin-
natianS by a score Of p to Is.
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speaking to him; the excited language
by Yerger was what first called my
attention; could not state the words
as they passed, but such as 'cowarly
puppy son Of a bitch and words
like tlfat; do not mean to say both
parties used such words; only Terger.
Crane seemed perfectly cool, and to
the best of my knowledge and BELIEF
wanted to avoid a difficulty.
CroSs-eramined By defenSe.-I, be-
Iieve he drew his knife with his right
hand from his right side; l think they
were close together when Yerger
struck the first blow; they were very
close together; it is probable Cranes
arm was around Yerger, but he could
not tell exactly, witness at the time
was labOring under excitement; as I
went to dinner, i saw Yerger at the
store of Ash d Lemly, did not see
him again until as stated, when at the
hank about a half hour after; the
store is next to me (his store;) and
seven houses from the bank, the bank
being north.
By the Court-Col. Yerger held
Crane around him, and the knife was
in the right hand of Yerger, grasped
tightly in this manner; witness
pointing to his left breast a. to repre-
sent the position of Crane in relation
to Yerger'S knife.)
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

UTANTED.-A White Girl to cook, wash
w and iron, at No. $50 Second street, be-
tween Poplar and Exchange. je2
EOR SALE.-About Twenty Thousand Feet
II of secondhand Lumber, IN first-ciass or
der. Call at Swift's Iron Works, 1876 Main st.
je22 JOHN MoNoGUE, Agent.
To Men Of Business no house In Boston is bet
ter than the AMERICAN, its position being
the center of commercial life, while no effort
is spared TO maintain the high rank the house
has held so long.
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FOREIGN.

Organization Of the Corps Leeslatiff--'
Departure Of ishRael PACT Tor
HOme---kFFiVal Of the Great
Eastern at Bresi.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOR REPRESENTATIVE are author
( lied to announce Col. I. =. AYRES as
candidate for Representative for the county
OF shelby, at the August election, subject to
the action of n Conservative convention. ie2Z
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Dispatches to the Southeastern Press Associssos
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.
Peak Family, Swiss Bell Ringers

ND the celebrated BERGER FAMILY,
n Harpists, NOcalists, Nioltnists, tSted
by SOL SMITH RUSSELL, the greatest Charac-
ter, Vocalist and Humortst of the age. Eve
rything new, brilliant and attractive. .diss
ANNIE BERGER, the charming young Com
of her celebrated Character Songs. and also
in her wonderful performances on the Violin
and Cornet.
CARDs OF ADMIssroN-Dress Circle and Par
Quette 81; Family Circle 50 cents; Gallery, 3
cents. The boxo1fice will be open from 10
O'Clock am. until pm. Seats can be secured
without extra charge. W. ". FOWLER,
jel7 Business Manager.
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Notice.

All, Pilots and Engineers who hold a
n United States License obtained or issued
from the United States Inspectors office, at
Memphis, Tenn, viii please call Immediately
al their ONCE, No s2a Front Street, and bring
their License with them.
ROBERT GOODE,
U. s. Inspector of Hulls-
JOHN F. WASHINGTON,
te29 Inspector of Boilers.
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GERMAN NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.

At the Close Of Business on the 18th Day
Of June, 1863,
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION

OF THE -
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-30

A CURIcUs PAPER WAR has broken out between
the semi-oficial journals uf Moscow and Berlin.
Count Bsmarks organ, the Nord-DeutSch0 AUgernetns
Zeit,ng after several violent attacks upon the
Moscow Gazette on account OF the hostility shown
by the latter towards the policy of Prussia, openly
declared In its issue OF the 10th of November that
NJ Katkof the editor OF the Russian paper, is SIN
spired" by the exed Court of Hannver at HIetzing.
To this NJ Katkor replies that he does not "receive
inspirations from Hietzng any more than from
Berlin" But" he adds, "truth Obliges us 80 de-
clare, and even to prove" (undernng the word 'if
necessary, that it is not from Hletzing but from
Berlin that an attempt has been made to gain our
advocacy. Our readers know whether this attempt
has been successful" In another part OF the same
article NJ. KatkoT plainly hints that the Prussiau
Government is endeavoring to undermine Russian
authority in Poland. General Potapof, the Cover
OF Lithuania refuses to carry the system OF
spoliation recommended by the old Russian party,
and NJ. Katkoff attributes to Prusslan influence the
decision OF the Government OF st. Petersburg sane
toning the generals proceedings in this matter.
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THE DANES seem occasionally to have a queer
way OF showing their patriotism. At public dinner
given the other day at Nitjobing to celebrate the
anniversary OF the death of Frederick VII there were
about fifty people present. OF the highest State
dignitares among them, and when the gentleman
fixed upon rose to propose toast to the meIAory of
defunct royalty, one of the guests, 'notabty,"
suddenly shouted, 'No, nO!' and by vociferously
repeating this expression of dissent brought the pro-
ceedngs to an uncomfortable and embarrassing
standsti At last he was asked to explain himself,
to ''motivize" his opinion, which he finally did In
these words-"Ie was a beast" Great confusion
followed until another guest rose 10 protest against
this dictum and further to declare that il anybody
did not agree with the proposed toast he had better
leave the room, sin good old Danish fashion," This
brought up a partisan on the other side, who sug-
gested that "the gentleman who had just sat down -
had better begin by doing so himself. Finally, the
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State Councillor Petersen brought order into the
tumultuous proceedings by telling the assembly that
as everybody had the liberty OF his opinion, so had
the gentleman the right to disapprove of the late
monarch. The Danish papers are very angry, chiefly
with those many state officers who were present,
decorated with the orders of him whom they 80 i'll
dpfp cd
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nSgR EAST .MAHANOY RAILROAD COM
PANY.- Office No. 227 &. FOURTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA, Dec To- 1869.
The ANIMAL Meeting of the Stookhold of this Com
pany and election for 0cers TO for the ensuing
will be held the Office OF the Company MON
ALBERT FOSTER,
l2I423t Secretary
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Ray~ OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY, TREASURER's DEPARTMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Penns, Nov, q, l8f9
NOTICE TO STooKHoLDEKS.
Tbe Board OF Directors have this declared semi
annual dividend Of FIVE PER GENT on the Capital
stock OF the COMPANY clear Of National taxes
payable in cash on and after November q, 1870
Blank Powers of Attorney for collecting dividends
Street. " ~ 49, ~
The ONCE will be opened at A. NJ, and closed at p
M from November 81 to December for the payment Of
Dividends and after that date from A M to r. NJ az
usual. - ~
u2t11 THoS. T. FIRTH, Trcasuror.
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RggH THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the PHILADELPHIA AND
TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANY will be held
MONDAY, the 10th of January 1870, at o'clock Z. M at
the Ccmpany's Office, No. 224 8 DELAWARE avenue at
which time Election for Twelve Directors will iaKe
place j. MORRELL, Secretary
adelphia, Dec. p, 1869. IL 22wfmtJl0