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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-19

BY Cnhle.l af -rsf.s s.f IONnOp4 Ian N 4
Mos EY-Quiet. COnsols 92T6. u. x 8 -20's
quiet and steady at 75l4. TaIlow AS Ga
Ietr2Ieum refined IS SD. Linseeei OiI
2ls bd@5Sss mhseed cakes Of III pounds 81.
Petroleum ~ Antwerp 5Gtz6e57 francs.
- FkANkFoRT, January lb.-U. -. Bonds
.sIYEkPooL, January l8.s-C0lton dull !;
sales OF lO,0DO bales nliddling upiands at
ll1kdi Orleans l2ssd. Breadstuffs quiet; Cal
lorna WhitB w hsat ! la bd; led Western ~
oth9S5 lUdi hour 1js 6d corn. 34g 81 for new;
oats unchanged. Proylsi ns-pork Ols ca
Reef lO3ss lard 72Si cheese rs: bacon 5Ss.
rroduce.spirits OF petroleum SIS; rofned
7Os SdGg7O1Ss; tallow 9Gs. y -, =. f.IT -s
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HOUsE...............w .wAsH1NeroN. Jan. is.

HOUSE................WA w AsHINGToN. Jan. IS.
The following bills were introduced and
referred:
By Poland, proposing the issue of coupons
or registered bonds TO the amount of 81 ,00O.-
OO0, 900, redeemabse e In coin alter thirty and
fifty years, respectively; the thirty ear
coin, and the fifty year bonds to bear In
tereSt at per cent the bonds TO be ex-
empt from all National, State and NUM-
cipal taxes, except the income tax, and to
be exclusively used in payment or or eX-
change Tor the outstanding bonds or notes
that have fallen due, or bear interest at
higher rates. The Secretary OF the Treas
ury Is to retire and cancel all United States
notes now outstanding by their CONVEX
sion into said bonds. Circulating notes
aFs to be issued to the National Banks as
fast as the United States notes are cancels
ed, until the amount of United States
notes outstandingS shall be reduced to $780,
600 900. The National Banks are hereafter
to make their deposits, Tor the security of
their circulation. in the bonds provided in
By Poland, allowing defendants in crIm-
inal cases TO testify. Referred To the Com
mittee on Revision of laws.
BY Butler, OF Massachusetts. relating to
church property in the lately rebeiiIous
States Referred to the Commlttees on Re-
construction It proposes that where
church property has been given to Afri-
cans, the Trustees thereof shall be elected
BY Hanks, t. prevent the allowance to
Foreigners OF grants from the United states.
Referred 20 the Committee on Commerce.
BY Van Horn, for his colleague, Stewart
for the construction of lines OF telegraph
between Boston, New York, Pnilads Iphia,
Baltimore ami Washington, under the
dlrection of the Post-Ofiice Depart -aen {.
Referred to the Post-Ofhce Commiitee.
BY Barnes, TO prevent the lOaufng of
money on U. 5. legal tenders as collateral
security. Referred to the Committee on
Banking.
By Banks, to exempt the manufacturers
of printed newspapers from tax, tue same
as LQanufa qturerS of other prints Referred
TO the Committee OF Ways and Means
BY Calls, for the appointment of a
select committee on Ku lSfux outrsa ees in
Alabama, Referred to the Committee on
Reconstruction.
nv kellogg, relative to the sale OF go d
aud bonds. Referred to the COMMITTEES on
Banking.
BY isinghaTo, to admit the State of Mis-
sIssfppf to reDreSe ntatIon in Congress. T. g.
ferred 10 theI committee on Reconstruct on
It provides tor the admission OF M1sstS-
Eippi whenever its Legislature shall have
ratified the Fourteenth A mendLnent To the
Const tuition of the United states, aud de-
clares null and void the disability imposed
by the third section of Article Of the
Constitution of Mississippi.
by Garfield. providing tnat no commits
gions as Brigad Ter General shall he Issued
until the number OF Brigadiers Is reduced
below eight, and fixing eight as the NUM-
ber of BrigadIer Generals after that time.
Referred TO the Committee on Military
Affairs.
BY schencE, to distribute the number
and rank of Government employees
among the several States and Territories.
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Important Supreme OOuPt 1eclsIOn.

WAsHINaToN, Jan. 1S.-The Su-
preme Court to day made decisions in
the New York bank cases. Opinions
were read by Chief Justice Chase to
the effect that certificates of indebt-
edness and United States notes or
greenbacks are exempt from State
taxation.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1e-Among the
bills presented and referred in the
House to-day. was one by Mr. Po-.
land, providing for the issue of United
States bonds, retiring United States
notes, and. for free system of ma
tional banking.
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Louisville Market.

by TeleRraph.l l4oUIsVTLLE. Jan. IS.
TOBACCO Sales OF 81 hogsheads; com
nlon Jugs 70 manufacturing lea {. S5gl6 70.
Co1TON-sSe.
4 FLoUR-superfine. IS 5OgG co.
WHEAT-SI 759gI IS.
OATS G0905c.
CORN--6Oc.
RYE-St 81 rf
NJ Es3 PORK-S29 006129 90
LAKD -l9al9tzc
BULK SIIOU LDERs-CieaF rib sides Ijsl@
l6cs clear sides lG140gl6I1c packed
BACON = Shoulders l4c, Gear rib sides
l7c. aud clear sides I71zc packed.
WHIsKY-Raw Csc free
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INDEANAPOLIs Letter.

Proposed Change Of. the interest
LaW-AppOIntment OF Special Com-
mIttees-A Wholesale System or In
VestisatiOH-The Senatorial QueS-
ton What the AntI-Cumback Men
Expest Go dO-What they will not
dO--The Last card in the tame OF
RIuH.
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NeW York Rry Gaoas MarkeI.

~ IP4sGTaph.I NEW YORK, jan rs.
DRY GooDs-Less active but neverfl,e-
l. 81 quite firm Tor cotton fabrics; the New
York mills ii mer and now ich at 2TIS6a2sc:
the Walnsuttas bring 25e; tile Washing on
cambrtcs arc up To lie, and higher cOlOrs
&c higher. Heavy brown shectings firm
at I4c for the best makes, ana fine Sheet
ings at lie. Brown prints steady at lie FOR
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By Telsgraph.l -=@A8EmPffrs. Tan. IS.
COTTON -Dal and nQmlnai; receipts 2,0n
baless exports 1853 bales :.
ELoUR Dull Alpernhe " COa7 So DsaA
, +CoRS-At GT6t0se. II. q .,..-
I OATs-At 1TUe. III D4su ~ y aa ift
HAY-AL S.5 C0a26 90. sf .-r
z BRAN-At S25.
Com MEAL- a375. Ha
P9rArofs -Peach-blow 81 Is; Pinlr-eyes
BoRK-S:S0 30.
y LARD-20 02Ie. ii 81
81 ies, l6I5c.
Hods- Dressed at l2gl9ke
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ragd

a clergyman, while residing in eoufb
= Anittie5 a. mfseiounry, discovered "a
Nervous &GaMlleas, Enriy Deoav. DiFnaaea
~ the Urinary nnd Seminal 0rssne nrr
tie whole train ~ disorders 1raurhf 0n N-,
lHsnefilt and vicious habits. aread nnf.i-
bfrs have bPeu cured by this mob e reln-
edy. Prompted bV q desire 10 benefit fho
Afntctet ara uMfOf ftunnie, VIII arnd tNn
recipe for prepal lag and using this medic
e-HFi ID sealed envelope, IT, any uue WHO
needs ~ Jrfeo ch0rgf. hdfirftH
JOSEPH \. INNAN
@taiinm -. i1bln House.
Jal2 dd w3m ~ MI New YORK CIV.
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ESTABLISHED. 1891.

iAmpskeag. Lancaster and Oricntaf: l3a
lg11c for Pacific, Afnefican and RIcaHnond T:
l4c Tor .GociIecOafs 141ze for hferrinaack IL
and Sprague's fight fancles; mixed unlt
SYKES Of new delaines have been put Il bon
ths . mar ket to-day al Gee but lighter work
VIII no be 0pened for a week Oh two IN
Woolens the trade Is atllI innef I've. - . -
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HOW To GET PATENTS J For onih-
ion, no charge. Send sketch end descrip-
lion. For application, send model. dot
over one foot IA size and SIG est Govern.
ment and stamp fees. specl dcations. draw
lnGs, ca yeats: ASS gnments prepared ra-
Jecied claims prosecuted, Also, futnrfera
ehces, extension Of patenfs aud appeafA
Address MUM a. 90, No. 9 Park Row,
New York. fsp n de22 d3m
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tutiOnality or, construction OF the
Civil Rights bill and other questions
raised in the record, and is the only
case before the Supreme Court pur
posely made to test the question.
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HOFHERsi MOTHERsi MOTHERS
-9Ah DON'T FAlL 10 PROCURE
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEETH Na.

FOh 1i1llA9hASM IlthIhl NIL
ThIsvaJuabie preparation has been used
with ncVer lafitng sltcccsf 10 DtOnsdHds ~
cdscs.
~ noa only relieves the child from pain,
but inNigOrates the st0macm and bowels,
cOIreets acidiiy, and gives lone nfld energy
relieve dRiFIH9 m THE BOWELS aud WINB
COfIc.
We believe II Is the best and slfresf eli-
edH ~ tte agOrdi In all cases Of UgsegifffB
aud Dtdwgitoen ~ Children, whether arising
from teething or any other nnusr
Hull directiOns for using viii accompany
each bottlc.. FL. .fft.47f
BE sure andead FOR " Mrs. WINsL.OWE
AOOFH ING bYHuR." having Lne 6f1fs-afil.
fbe OF :" CUkTt5 N HERKLEs /" 0m t1B outside
wrappcr. All others are bMse fimitmtIOnA
Js24 dkw6m .t.f.
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compound Interest Notes have all ma
tuTed, bnt such notes as are offered are
bought at n per cent. of.
The following quotations are from the
Office of w. j. Lowry & Co., Bankers. No. 6,
First street. Aa a4
BAHEABLE FUNDS. aa
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Hendricks to be C0mpli-
mented by Democrats
Votes for Senator. a'a
Congressional Proceedings.
INDIANAPOLIS.

Lieut.. Governor Cumback CensnPed
by the Sena e-B0Iling Repubil-
cans - Hendricks TO be COmpll-
mented with Democratic Votes for
u. y. senator.
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This splendid Hair bye isthe best IN the
worlds the only true aud perfect Dye~
harmleh ehs, reiiable, instantaneous; no disc
dies the III effects of bad dyes; invigorntea
and leaves the Hair B0ft aud beautiful
1tnck o. brosCga. Sold by au Druggists and
Perfumers: aud properly applet at Ia cli-
slor's Wig Factory, No. l8 Bend street.
New YORK. lapaO diy
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s@r How r.a-y mothers suffer the agony
II seeing tl-Cir l25tle ones anatehed away
rom LheIl L s. ~ WhoOpinE Cough, or
JipthcrlsykJi 90 Z single bottle Of Polandia
White EiLe S.s,.l ,ound would lnve saved
.oe bal y'lIItc. ftis infafiible.
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The grocery tflls during last week was
'verS fair. There is ao change IN prices,
though colfee is afrIner, In eonsequenee of
the advarce In gold. We continue to
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DIED.


AUsTIEn Brookrn Tuesday morning the 27th inst Sarah Evs
Ins widow Ia the so her
The viii place from her late residesee No 81 VIII
the family invited to attend without further
notice
BALDwIYAt Rutherford Park Tuesday the 18th ns Hannah
Baldwin. widow Of Buos Baldwin, aged "A Years
residence ofher souuaw, j. DuDne ct Rather
this Thursday at o'clock and eods 70 attend
funeral requested take the las o'clock train from fSos
Of ChGmbersst
BRUsH-At Mack T. Tuesday April a. joshua Brass
Funera services Friday the ooth inst
Hudson River Railroad leaving Thssk
ct. At 10 o'clock m
widow Of the late Aaron Forbes Of New Haven, Conn
friends invited % attend the funeral services a. Mo-
6 secoDaplace, this day (ThursdAI) ns O'Clock m
Tuesday evening" April r. Sarah widow OIL iits
The relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully invited % seaa
toe funeral this Thursday afternoon at ooef from ~ Bar
thoemew Chnrch Of LayeepAce nd Great J0ncssa
without arthor invitation.
RICHARDSONOu Wednesday morning April %. Frances wife Of
Win NJ. Richardson, 10 tho 33th rear Of her axe =.
The relatives the members OF Metropolitan Lodge Ma
97S A NJ are invited attend the funeral tbs
residence brother John Nicholson, No SB Greenschsh oa
Friday 3Oh last at O'Clock without further notice
RoBIysON-The Gilbert Robinson whose death at RYE
h another column, will take place from the resi-
sepce Of Thomas Robinson weavert, Mamaoneek on
Thursday, al o'clock p n.
sMTTH-on TUESDAY April a. Bessie infant child the Rev jobs
services on this Thursday o'clock at the Church
9th Ascension.
and friends Of mly uyd to attend The funeral
At his late residence, No. Vest ThHg-eighn't h' 'in'r'u
m9eE 4, Orange j. Monday the 10th inst Bds herea
.aasg,s, son James and Anna ~ ITPpe ID we Iva year ~
and fipds ,re invited attend bis funeral from the res
II Tr,ip leaves Of Baayst fo Bref Cha'eA Sa0'
At o'clock D. 10.
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THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
THIRD DAY.

THIRD Dali
The fourth game of the tournament which
"a daily increasing interest, was played yesterday
afternoon the contestants being Peter Snyder Of Chicago
and Melvin Foster Of this city Except for brilliant exc
ouon around the table," and the perverseness Of the
balls I'm resisting the utmost efforts of Foster to bring
them together the contest not particularly notice
able until the thirteth inning when the NeW-forKer
assembled the balls at the head Of the liable,
and was in o fair way OF making one OF MS
famous runs when he was cut short by his ball hiding
from him in pocket Snyder. who had just before ac'
ouired lead OF nearly 900 was now 5G AT. For
while series Of mshaps befe Foster, such as kisses
out OF count and kisses into pocket after count while
but little better luck attended the other player fne
lions snyder 1885, Foster The latter never
able TO much improve his dseourasng SITUATION ana az
tho Goth inning Snyder won the game by Slo points
Foster kept up heart until the last but beside oeng
eeedns gnluey he was IKE wn ,or ne psW
and his defeat was merlted me score ionoWs 81 a 1,
> Fa % aSt 80 S%sss
9i2I 81 IS q a. IA IL IS R,o3 Total sa Aver
's s, siyA py.@snyds a. Foster. Poei o. uusSyds
roe Sd 90, 1 ., sUvsI IS tme, Bssi@Fos IA Snasr
Tmeo hours 20 minutes Rslsree-MchaeI PheAO Inc 1en'
''I Rudopbe and RRnes were the contestants at night
The general opinion was that Rndophe was so uS n on
better player that he would achieve victory %tnout
really making conquest as Rhines 49, OF all events was'
thought To be the weakest OF the seven hh ne
had before him Alexander whom it would be the hlg
est honor to conquer Rudolphe's department at the
be0nniuR OF the game did not tend to PROPOSES IN MS
favor the very large and intelligent concourse which had
assembled mainly to witness his playing Although per
hans. all admitted him to be the more studious and
painstakng, II not the more effective player, no
disposition to encourage him was eyinced, wnlle
less difficult strokes accomplished by his opponent
were regarded as proper matters for applause
The frequent manifestations OF the audiences dspeas
ure may have impaired the effectiveness of his play Ger
tam il was that for the first twOhrds OF tho game no
found impossible to get ahead OF Rhnes but III me
ninth hundred RudOphe went ahead, and Rhines SIP
ping up three or times, Rudolphe had but e dh
Guilty In winning the game by 100 points nus Snei Iu
is as follows: ,...,o, - ~, n = = a
TO- o. ST. 49, 10 10 49, III " o. 80 10 d. "
Tota. Average, within fraction OF 81.
RrpoLPn-l5 CD, 90 90 Is 90 10 j. ~ go ~
\ n o AZ TO- G6 o TO- l. o. 49, 8. 49, u.s. 0, 49, p. 49, 81
$50. D. III, s. Total, 1900. Averlgs % . -. pAf...
SAFETY PsRhaes u Rudolph 10 Pockets on Straag
Rndolnb out Of COunt-Rhine o. Rudolph "
n ,SS VsIRbues l. Rudolph BanksRhines g. RGdoPh ="
Tins-lb IS m Referee-Mr. Phsan Of New.iork
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vey an Idea OF its character We have nothing Ia add
save repetition OF the statement with which wa act
that faults notwithstanding, lhs work Is masterpiece.
Wacner's "Rienzis has been produced at
Paris and rc,ved with an unexpected degree Of favor
The Boston Peace Jubilee has reached such
point Of preparation tat bulletins are now issued by
the Mt In the foip OF thick magazine. The
c nf these publications has just reached u.s.
tains prospectus Of the progrG Tor the festival the
mnsc Of the principal ehoruses, and other Interesting
matter
Messrs. f. and G. G. Hook of Boston have con-
tracted 10 build for the Peace Jubilee an organ OK ezra
ordinary power capable Of filing the coseum ana sus
tanning the vast orchestra and chorus ~ VIII nav ~
case the pipes being exposed and the wOrks ~
q simple sheathng Although possessing ODD Vne a. h
ua with pedal organ and Ii speaking s9pe NJ ~
eved that the immensely OF tore produced WIZ De S
as has never been heard on this continent ." 70 he he
globe" Upon tho whole, tho Jubilee promses " 10
characterized by stupendous and consistent bgness
Ernest Feydeau, the author of Fanny has
been writing some articles Christine Nilsson lie nns
refers to the history OF her humble early days JUG
Great when arrived at the eliminating point OF hnsn
greatness carefully preserved his wOrkmans dress:
Christine Nilsson has preserved her violin that
instrument OF her fortune. She constantly looks at H.
touches it, and queen Of art she H. she remem'
beers the time when she carried load of faggos on her
Useless to remark that she the Providence or
famlyseven brothers and sisters, neither more or
less have educated and sed BY her She betrayed
herself the expenses OF her own education Her masters
her board even the money paid by her benefacress OF
have all been piousy repaid By her, II
well to divulge such facts"
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To CORRESPONDENCE.

III. p W-The Pacific Railroad pasyes alont 81
miles north of Salt Lake City, and will probably be-
connected with that place by branch road ff
". Hancock-There are various mechanical a?plis
for distortions of the limbs which, IL used in
early youth, will generally effect Apply Tor
advice to good surgeon.
r j. Sno,c-liason and Dixon's Line is the parailet
OF 81 90 263 ~ latitude which SEPARATES Pennsyl-
wanna from Maryland, and used TO be the boundary
between the free and the slave States 1t called
from Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon, the English
oil glneers who surveyed it. The Government has
issNed to the Pacific Railroads second mortgage
bonds TO the amount Of $4,000 per mile These are
loan the roads have received no gifts except land.
Constant CNstOmr.-There is 10 mill in New-Yore
City tNat gives 81 so per bushel for peanuts TO crush
into oil inc ash q coal whether tsmenous or
on very heavy or ON a sandy soil. it may do some
good ecbancally bat it furnishes little direct plany
food and will not pay for hanling mers than nile
or two for agricultural The olive Aourishes in
Florida California, and some other parts Of tho
United States. Land IN places where IL is for the
most part rented is eommonly appraised with refer
ence TO ts annual rent IL the rent is $50 per an
num- and the land sells for 81 800 Is is worth hfteen
years purchase that is the purchase OF theren Tor
fifteen years.
Constant Reader-To assist your brother and family
in emigrating from Glasgow, write TO- Henderson
Bros, No. Bowling green, New-YOrk CITY, ana IN
form them of the number OF persons intending 70 10
emgrate and theis ages, and they, IN return, Will
send you all the information yon may require There
are no government agents appointed lot the purpose
you mention. Upon sending them the money for the
passenger tickets, the Company will see that the
emigrants safely landed at Castle Garden. New
York. and delivered to the charge of proper officials.
In order to have them sent from this city to Mason
City, you should send their names and the amount Of
money necessary to prepay their fare to Mr. George
w. Wheeler, Treasurer of the Commissioners OF
Emigration, Castle Garden, New-York City. The
fare from this city to Mason City Is $50 so for adults
children from Eve to twelve years Of age. half fare
take passage arrives at Castle Garden their names
will be called out and tickets for their destination
furnished them. There will be no danger of their
the Castle Garden officials have charge Of them until
they leave the city.
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THE DRAMA.
DRAMATIC NOTES.


Lolita will revisit California this Summer,
Mr.. Brougham plays, this week, in Pittsburg.
COL Fitzgerald's latest play is called Bound
to the Rack"
The Chestnut-st. Theater, Philadelphia, Is TO
be entirely renovated
Sol Smith, jr., will sail hence Tor Englanu, on
Wednesday, in the Russia
John Owens is styled, by San Frahelscopapei'
"a fellow OF infinite jesse"
The death is announced of Mr.. John LIltz, nus
band OF Laura Keene 1t occurred In Washington
De Walden has written another piece for Mr..
Chnnfrau It is called 1.-The Arkansas Iraveer!, ~
has been produced at Buffalo ana Is eai'eu o'0'1e"
success.
AT the st. Charles Theater, New Orleans, on
the 10th inst Mrs Scott Sddons concluded an engage
ment, speaking an original address yeLse sr ny
men az he ctrca speech The last touch OF emotion
considering il was prepared beforehand-is superb:
Then fudge IL all my thanh e'er be told.
Some Eve year. since su, q S, ri, N ass
PIy'd but one part for two year, Of h'-
So Ps.S,' tS 1aS vhsn pi Is At a dd CONS.
As sailors -if. 70 part, I'd no. su c;u1
Doubts, fears. obectoDs--aIl were cast behind
With shat success ungraeous 'tWere to eie
Before "a, thro1s which beams ., or ne 'SasSt
Wa, by mr. eountry's Queen Endorsed at last.
And everTwhsrs found kndnes. near at hsnd;
Nv fortune .,G always bad their fullest tide
The sosA among my thoughts will h,Os'd stand
Greh. I bend 70 all the local Press.
Whose acts Of kindness nave been nuTberesI
w MN ny % m my SaI fear ear ati. 5liud
TLl. hndness though shall move me mors thaa force
You know the saying" Spare tho stlin1 Morse
Encouragement lhe this new hope shan rslse;
How | ,ela work to more deserve your praise
Thatb-thal is-sa answer q1iet P,sy,
Indeed Ss iG %sss r. so SS1. south scdSs
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To me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: An erroneous statement appears among
your telegraphc of yesterday 1t is true that Mrs
Adelaide Grennan has beeni appointed an Examining
Physician of this Company at st. Louis but 1t is not true
that this is the first Of the kind Mrs Cook Of
Buffalo Mrs Emily Gay of HOpedale Mass, and Mrs f.
A. johnson of North Bridgeport Conn., had ali been pre-
viously appointed 10 the same office by this Company
which recognizes the right OF to be insured
the same terms as men, hold any position they are
qualified to MI. f. A. siANsBIRf,.
sacretarv Uomeopathic Mutual Life Ins. Co.
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FTrNFRAIS TO-DAY.

,nyRcRoMBIE GEORGE, GrahAm-st near De Kh5'7s-
Brooklyn. ,,o-rv C..,.A a, ,Ls Copeepoa
naWiiToS LANES, Jr. LAighEst Baptist Church ,,,-.
WasTiyGS MARGGRBr T., Washington Heights rfe'''S'"
Church. -, -, &c o.-.,..,.. p.ootivn
S6RToS CATHERINE, No. II Eighth ave
Notion r. j. ST. Johns Episcopal Church
RnFY CHAR IS, No. 373 Dean-st, BrookJn
SMYTIB WAXING, Christ Church Brooklyn
THlJM RICHARD No. 20 Eighty -seeondsL
WALSH. MARTIN. No IS MiBetast -
1nIJINnPR sAIONAN No 80 Harrison-st Brooklyn.