davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-05-15
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.


CHICAGO, ROCK 1xlAxp 4 Pacific Raj aoAD COL
SxcnGIAxTkD DF11L CH1cA6o> April =. ls6R
Puhhe noder to ter.by gven that the annual meeting
p17srsnce o. hw II the Cornpnnys 0d3ee In Chtcasn
On WEDNESDAY. the "a d1y IT June. l6das II ~
pcscek N. foe the election cf D:rrctn for the eE'
fce yess aud The tFsn4aEon ns sleh cthe1 budaesa =
meJ be prcsertsd It said meeting
TIE ee11s for election Mn bc c1eo.1l II ec1ock n
And rs1natn nrea for one hour-
Tho TsanAtez Books vii be tAeed On Saturday, tae
Crit day Ct May Il o'clock p tn ....
KHESEZEH COOk- Secretary.
%<@rrr Tr.rr
, 1869-05-15
New York BreadAtuf1*. Provision nnd Gro-
ccty iarketa.
Spttil DcspAteh 10 The Chlea.o Tribune.

Sptt4A ucspAtea To Thc ChicA-o lf1hane
NEW Yozx. AaF IL
n4IAp$ICYFA .....
Flour antetsIed. Whes, viii bring - nneh toI =.
Evsl - the spot Ctrn-AucA Of the new arriving
ls badly heated uats-A roatr1es for this week VA
eettled II t. 1t expected thAt the sppy Dy TIL WILL
tall
PEoT1E1oSA ..-
Pork nearly nominal ii I'll 10. L3id Hfm for future
delivery ls. md .net Change sof pEme steau Ju-
II. Other hpE products fFm-
Crdre-Tery dull, Alo- lNx144e: SnEsr-Aote e
tive fair to prime k1vcesy. Ast4se bcst essiAaed
, 1869-05-15

The esects Of the Aac sfnr1n have uat !e1 necn sA
LIZ sss nj ss Ssa tsd he ] esic nd he
H49 d HasFs 1ss ssss
;ass t.s sa .aas '1ss
Weeds I'D and j the bottom q % like i rseY
IT ssst E ~: E:
asse :S ae sS., hs 81. ssed
q S.. neg
E. ssiF & 81 a. 70 Ss;sa .4s:
aieSs.s 3 sasR u in hsr
q af r 1t III FL
sa 4. Il ,bs ths 1esv .as esa ot
e tsth Il t. sse 10 'rsecT and s's' se'*el' In
seus 5rs I'd = n L T. cS
no 1e1s IL n.n 1sss & sp,n cap John
III u e. COW :ss { d q ss .s
s.ES :. s Il, s.9s 1as Z "
ssas esel shs ssna a .s sn d bIv.lw.:el ~
an.lly went ashore Al Calumet and went to rie The
sthosa:f whsh xeat .,no;e as.5 a.as: Eys:.
s. T. o IL tas sss
Cred haa n,eT sssaPe r. eGn;ns lsin
Il sss,2sf e ssrs s:,sF IL asse s ihs
s.Is1 e,ta s E e. asTs'1 I'd i he e
w. oa g u 3. t9s ride
fopei'. II. ea@fsf q 1I1,4 Thn.'aass a.s
nssht 70 cut oa th'ee bisfs. aan ~ hIoMsh, tnto
'hs A. % Ms.h sa Saa e tns oiSe9 o2's m
es TIE e E.T<is y sspsed sae hs s.sase wsaEess
During Thnec.s nikht ~ sess:ls .psh9rd oa r.
& r. %,aa Rsh: r: %Pf saks sF ~
esssa snd u S5oxh. .s!sy q rs
s. the :saffn xhous ststesd;J r. .1ad vent
y II s @ ;,.S i; =;
tht wssconf vi tins tky showed ht full euse nj
Ps1k. She atenpted 10 ake tht hstbss or Thps.aav
as1 as Pts n % M 81 ;ssha
sGt ,.1 hrf FL shs " nd IL
Ii. III WcEks. Her crew were Es'eea os 'Ie ''t
Ihe + f11pan Roeaaf ,;1Snpsa, II; " A'"~'@'
ts hs = sT Fio; n!n kf..;sn ooree ''h' sixteen miles
sa ,,a,t ,,,.. ,a. the schooner
sfs e 1f,E't 'a,sa hEda .es9;S,E u
-..1on, M sG.ns NJ "p " I" e TIC hat- "S
e sehoansr t H. Rand eoasd sSth TIC Sask F.sSe! a.
Palms il tic river ytrseriay rh dau,as. to etshe
= Tal,i.dsy nsi cane In yreterlay. srd Vile bt.a
e. hs +: s:hsss:P ed ~
III l.s;sT se..Fl sli: I'd .!i+at dau..ff,+.
oS seh 1sE, nm se IL .aa y pa1
ye,eel, shish san q; 's" e'aoeoo'' sP'''''o
T1.. Fl. ta ana @ Mlrsakee lat evening inform
Sa Wtsh ths .ass h, h n1ds1 II q nftao1
istast ,sssa II. H. get ys.es, :. 1,
san 'MG I'll III tbr y acas M uet Eass Wins '4't
AERfvT1N1ht hce nrw rrnIyiIcf jay GcE14. Cap
at t.iu TroSn, ,hc Un,cn Steamboat unr. atriEe<
af !. II Ee eny eif ii ''s Vst;s Shieh E.s
, 1869-05-15

rsSr1D siaIs srgixfi XimaAz.-Tte Baaaio
Fos+7 r.s+s tb.s t~ Eated statea .seaa,z Ai:h4saa
eAs been ;hoIeakAy reitted n Ere aoi viii lase n
Is 81 eT sSsr suader .15s. IL !. Se dc rerses7s
VEssH asIn-Th~ E fsIlowtos vessel sales hare heea
rceosdcd u the Custom Hsose tn Aawsnkee within the
J.ne Hen... United sta.e. Na7hal Ct Mie,.!xan. to
Jeass =, Kisaa1dson of Aaas:owoe. propeller beasoa"
7ke1a. u Ro~e. ct P4tttbu,th- 70 E.th.n Eneel
raapu. Il Ailwankee, proEelles IsutAida, - 1M
Aa Ah9a s ID Il. spe : 81 e.
lumber szade- She II now uodeEsons reFalf' 1t ~
PoN7- AZ PILE 1uLxr-csststa AeKay; & e
= Il E 1aad ~ T. ~ S I R tb as y
rs ass "a r r. ;aE I'd sneEs !, !,
I'd l. ase aaa I'll & g. sSe
sE H.ts t. sz ssa = e
ptes nne u stor these HheHever Aa*oae wIshe. .
there WI Be- she re17it Alrrsdr neF7:tsoas .se "a
tiens pes.ore parties viu be eanpete Toe i.,aa
oves1un 9th fo1es aod E1ne Of t!ai AT, 70 tast
han.ng IN ee pfosatatns pleasure these-csf'*ia"d
yE1sEr I1cIxk1A-The foloxins b a dee1an selst
tsltr q sbe rs q tb nas.ttf fsex na.s
he e1t4satsan ot The Cd cne G eh.axe Y nAstes
c<s,se hisa exrsrsd il strteasg About 90; tt1ae
Z. r. .,s " aas e f. f.s = ~ =
the leenee ant1 s.1ed r Hsaalsy III sl1.ak &
E oa { H. % 1sss e. L Te. s. =
e ~ r. seoms decision ha' jun been
Il T.sasy b7s1tens ssils the attention Il ms.
ten ara oW1e1 o veras 70 tne 9.s thas penalty of
e {. .a1. 1: g e e D.. e .sF Rss
vesAi wtthot neansc EnAJ saheet him 70 pbaa1tses
i34;s@SD 3isss1S:1 1rsii, ssN'A'A "'9'<'N ~
, 1869-05-15

aonrEhAt fun the lowest po&ut. finally doa4nC unSt-
tcd til -fkh etIuns o1rtsrv1~~tv on Pacific Mail W.
bs1s q e1esstio1 an Swer N s.les by ~ ~
Afm. 1dit19iuha Ioe &suFeFooE Ht ~
both the New York Central binA ExpEoss ahafes sse
saWtf- 49,. -.
, 1869-05-15

F.pe ar.,,- t..d rrr1J,,,, t..xx q 2ASc
rrts,nr, 49, Srss ro.1stSe.. H = ''''N % a48s
Vediurn 49, ~ e,nEttt,r - sx2ns
fsecrs.s r,rT H1h4 .kk 2f7t
IInW .sklf - ''".' ++'-- ..- .H4xae
, 1869-05-15

piLsO Os,t.ca w@as N dun and ntdeetei II - snd fay
rfr1rEr being died At eetNElln- 14r4crcd aft
with fair nq.SJ aad al elrs31 II. rtiesS wetr heng
held With ccnrtderahe ar1nnrst Lard ~ ~ n{rsed
39ir 0thtT descriptions ruled qu!tt Il nuehaat
ID p1ers We quotr Carbon n Sic Hnr.xt nv. LIZ;
llsrtt fxEie liz; lard aI e1tTa WtueT, u 50: No
wtrter. sLse: Ne. Dc tis9: whalt oL sSL*o:
OIL Il d: rres}ooi, alss3i Il
Of tkc weather during the ra4t fer da, has istaly
checked the demand to. Eo,ds ia th!s Ioc bnt with
4y rls liz ttoek1 hand and in anticipation
cf Iaerrased nioyrtnent hy and BY. deaers Au
firm In tac!r vcws and Es'ees ssc fuzzy satsaiacd We
, 1869-05-15

ist ii: Fi5's IS 81 f4S: a s1 g
s;;ss: i sas:s I. e, ,cssiss A@sts;a
q s'. ss .ss s a. s;!ss ii e ~
sessSs ioT isa,c: as a.a1s S d prime 'aess. Bta
sat ssa ane u H. Bel s:s
ssss sss ers Cut E3s.t. a9iet; .aies ~
isas. 4 da:t rna .aa !5 se.
L1d .a. I'd 9ottt ,s s q :. basss SsE as
IT, ia ii ast ohs ssss
ts 4 es' :s4ss
steamer tof ',soo ba what; :. sHd.
BarAnsrrr,s-Fhur :. eo:ed dull .nd sos lover; VT;
ssssss 10 III; 90; ief I'D 10 'sE, shaes new
ss an ~ % for new ne,, TIT;
e I ss "a s:a ss'a 5 .sS Ssi hess VT
'sz.sse fass:Ebst tss IL 4 I El:s eEli:s. steam
e1u At sss'@s'e' 'fse puw.uKrF
III = 81. tssS; All IL s$s. {;
.i! % 92niaa :. sss5 ses.a. tor nd~
Il: S;$FSRi,iS SS9;; :soo' oa Wheat
arnru1s, NAY .tG;oo.rrlas1F5n;I, nieal!a::
s:st''f Il : Ut: .ssE ss: '''<, a,
nnE4pssE,Ks1 IT a,s, tt'uf Il unbalanced oas'' '"
fssr.ass: FFs snSss% s liz Id uiH alsss; L.,
ss'; S' .ss6'st:s ss :siist ';S s;f; f. ''| '
ss@se@ ssr ~ TX nd fsae5 s1sad. .ad
njsSsa.n iess sl e TT .r;at :. sa
nd i q sE Cd r.; a !. e sts1 fs1
tEea9 kEsaI1T1sfsS1; Ioo bris whea;, $50 eu' corr
s s9rxss1s@F1a: " br.: she.t 7.sa' bill; eosu.
1or.syn1E NIX It-LzH iouAoco-psm: sales
, 1869-05-15
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET

FRIDAY EfXkINa. AAy Il
IT. 7: ssasa isf sssss'i =
Fs!P:;: Fs$s:: !':::::::::E$ tS$$ fsS$
IL +. Ieo nx t.sf :hc~s lie ieepts md ,hipmes
tor The corresponding tine saat year; r,;a,
Es=ss: Es!sss:: 1s;:::f;S 5 y |a$ 3a
fG u4BEK1he Iii Wholesale niifst ii tqrnseE
sss!: es:: ss:s
ss tss f6s f9ste fess = s' a
he Streams 10 lumber Tet.on. hsxe generally
= an, T.. e; as ~ iii &
here m.y E ~ e hs5s tn e. by Y g1e ge
Ii ts ts:s :
* 4 .s1 Fl w 0 Il
q s. e.stn Ss
tSe .noint ot LOGS fot ont h.s ose9 materially @ nrs5
nd ~ ~: III: i's'as iii;
hs .E sf 1T shs TT =
E 1 M d. y: Ct L. 1. tf ":
.Ps :. ,a out ssd !: s9sx n,t &
sser 4 II, R,cg5iID Sgqs0s9 Ct
ssss. su: :iis hSa sS 9 iss9
sSse sv es f s1es .
1 hxsf m
r + :yS III ts; f,;f;
s i i, o4 4s Shsss ,a sts N,
:sh x s fess ! II s.s
aS II S,s r. 70. s4 =!
i; a!r r.. iser r p4dast I r. All mostly l.
& Il: It 5it:4 s's s:lss;s
aE nS. q 10 oif1 EN- we tae hsts psssc5
4 1: i5$s5 = !
| r :fs, s;a 5r% s
s{s ;:;s II: =? ss Il ;ss e.sz ~ +.
+ i /; =; sas: :*ss1 ss@ Z s' :is IT:
eiaias s. seure Of recent lors .4s pe!fo
tss tisa. :1es*s 4essse..sy ! ;?s Essa
e Il TT aosa nss' uaa Tas 81 tSfa @
TIN se1. II =, Il t1 ~ ;fsson msI Rxsf Mhh IT.
M: ans 9sstta "a ID h s f..
y 4 :';:* ;'S e Il '''N
ga: e 1sn 'siatIas and ii
nss4 s5s IF at1ta ed" At asI. d'a T. .aa
SM0: tod nS - rE =, .s. finn, White Lake CO III II
t.ftsM ni1f4. at slloo: 1atla at s4sa md peees'
Sl9uo: y ID y = =. 4ntnr fo,, franz, Rive, Is II
~ ro,a.nn u,i1,d at aI.al a1id hath at *..13 sold
~ MM.h fioodttdSs: t-,,, prn.,x.,cr, n II, +.
~, 80 =, s1sno nd asioo: 10 m A. tawcd shingles
~ ESQ: I'D by Manh GooafsaeS ~. ~, :, ,ur,h<,
~ o. III !. - Z Id rtekets Il Siaoo sold by I'll
~, ehssd & lloslana; s.n,, ., -,
~ ,, "a y ios:t n II sis %; tsid by R1,lsTts c.
~. Caro- of sehr LrAnt, from Aus1e<on~ Ill N IL
,du rur e'nt' II :r ss.ses tf,m Moutasse ITO
I'M roards and stztps 4 tll0 told g :. 4, lHfa
sv EAIFp oi setu - ~ ,n1a MI by ! + TiSnor
tn Caro- 10 afTIyc $50 III # boards. At al6GU; Mold
~ Tt'nah Wileo1 & Ge .,, f.,.,a ptver u n, {, j.
,oT sets. ma rssntng 1t ea o.: enfd nv +. A. Init
,,. cnsee Of %e,H Mani.ot t!n" Asht;*s ; :, III
ntAi tEpu huar18 and ttrfft II SL4.A AID u l'A1
, 1869-05-15

FHIDAr EvKS1sU, May "A
The following tables show the receipts and amp
ments OF produce during the past t"ensg-lout
hours:
RtcE1r1s FOE TIE FAST rwE1rT-roCR HnrRs.
, 1869-05-15

iDTATOEs-Sales Include 100 bu Neshannscks n
&c 70 bu rstetsA Rr; 81 hi rt>chhlaWs 1t <ocs In
hN it Sc % III AZ ~ IN sAl lots from ftofc: car as
W; : CATE At *, delivered. -.
SWEET PlTATOEs- S.ics II 1 hsta y-ilow Al t2oa.
ePOtL7Ry-sa1es ioeloae eoeps chickens ii sa5;
CAAESaes II So dor pkt->n. II boe: = d,E dstssed
1t sas; 70 dog II Nc: Is Do. + e eeop At az
markedly ff1n We qous- ftllowa; Pstua. st.Sloc:
African, loa atAtete: cnrn1lnA. loa ,aitAc.
SOAPS Trade il rsckne up md timer feeling ptc-
, 1869-05-15
Young Ladies', Beware!

OF THE luxurious EEFECrS Of FAet Povtes!
md Waahes al saeh remedies elos.. up the 9,st. ot
II yos1 1crM have frtsh. healthy andJoathful appear
aoct ne HFLxnoG.pz EEIRAEEsSAKstfAA11iL -
, 1869-05-15

The lowest and highest quotauons for gold since
April 1s1 were: lslas on ApEtl :, aud lssa on May
I. The range IN New York to-day Eas.
, 1869-05-15

Srw York Tobacco MARKET.
Special Dvrszseh u The Chicago Tribune,
NEW YORK. Nay ii.
Tnharco-Lpw trAt, 1e btttrI; medium kAdes. He
bc.tr. sales the wck SO haaA. Eanty ter c1eotE
ma .-atct:l.sfsr.
, 1869-05-15

r1trs s.sdet seem .,..,,...-.........s.s0 a...1
Etuicr Eeet 80 Einr Ut. welltbtn1I 4 to
ia l. 10 L. ...e............. 20 ssS
PtiuE Btvveet;ctt. wcstfa:std, ently
~ ...-.........,...s. so as.s
aVtsssns i.un leo - -. ,..- .1 4:s gas
Nre f:,ul C..as-Med.um s.trrs ADD er-A
sss ..s4.... . t:s oss
t-h snt s.rrsxtpx 20 l. iNo H.. . ~ aas1
In:rfaps-L1as ant :E4a and 80 taAo1
t-3 r kATF FR
, 1869-05-15

WAY--7hrrr wak ! good taiprleE a'niand lor F!t9tF1
lav ~ tor lin, thy, heh Is little ecasce Hntsias
asl,,sI os wrlr etieEaly being FeAl1ed on .uAa ana
% sis .urry ~ :esdy P.svsa. E,tts, z,ssSs Hs
hne.hs 1eer ed bessF ~ R5ssssfsaa, ssc'
I.si .na ,. s Sc st: q nSsTe s iese
GGo rfslri.' Ioose Vi, sfon. slam8fa@, Fer desis-
'',1f ',1;fiiFsWRtIrysed w. Fl II ssio H. Shipped e The
tn1rv fr hiact WI again Tight tsv. and the feel1a3
Il dulntes and depression that has d1stints.shssd
HE fiIaWins .re the rating pt.cr*: Green butch.
en. 3Sasc; resn ralted. en,sd. hsh11, r. a1ose
snfa ias,ls eeaa a,s III .ai,ta s*lss L.
ise: E11lfby and damaged twotiEds pEsce branded
haGsc n dsGs GssrEEIRss.ne.. In thi. depaztmcnt
, 1869-05-15
CryEa RI tchr Ismlxrra. 40, frn!a Grand Harc7. ~
H. 4 tir!. t-l4pcc mixed II $1-m .nd slAW. Is Il
l.th. nj t22as; eo'd ht af*rta 4 .;,%Sirit6~.

Trade eurtpuex nctive, and sfic,r r14r t|lu to
FiTrt carar, 1.lnch t. inea. .loo 7-4o,
krenud citnr I.cA 10 ..isc4i .,,., &sule12nt
Third clear, i..nrh 3.u Ahnf0
ThyH CHAR. III. ~ to Inch ,....-.-...... AaNAAol
First and SECOND clc2f hst--lae. t.Etthc..
r.llc. thu sts,nnd :L1s J." k1e,.... +oma4AG
f!oltnt tlanftnE fdtsxeet1'. stWsAn
Common sot1inS. wide tdrr4dt. AoGAA1o
WAEnn .tk,x tnardh te1art. IS inch ~ad Hs.
stock board Observation-Disclosures. 6N2DW
IL etock boar IWa3U
fi1nixr IL 10 il {rvf f,,.s-,..,,.,,,........ ikno
Joint and scauttpF. IL to ~ ttet, lID 74@
ftnS1GF.....-. ..s..--.. .1@
Dry common boards and fencing 4i61
FiEkefs mi observation-disclosures, l1olaI6u1
Pjefeta eQpssr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. t1Gl11km
Cedar roe;a ers >. ...-...................,. l3A l:
Cedar Pests, round, to 10 lnch... % g
Kawrd rinrlr4 A. d 3ua,,..,.,,,,,,.,,.... 400 4.5
SaTsd ehinEjrs M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ara 1U0
Shayr,f slrELrJ or rstar,,,,...,,..... &u11 8.a5
Sha{t,t shuKtcz No. o.f................-, 1ns3 10
ON
SalA 4od1y fTlnk t1Adr II the following ps1tct
Or etas-faM '---..S
Tbicfnes i1s .hinsis 10 6e two iaeht+ ID thieknst
ltuEth- sItrtn tnchCe
HAEd-twcnty inches. .
- 70 rT eaf l,Ad Added whtu sraaHeEEtd+ whteh
rtgte f,l]5fr1 ft< ahfHE1fk.
, 1869-05-15

IL; md l South Catkt ChleeSo ercs Tor 10 ehasks'
the WORT af Nere1a DehHty * ne% hissl115
tbe uost re.hle ph, eei.a U DE FIX fsr =: Gasns
Dsrastx Bend stamp for 1heCrr n tofoEie UfseascA
Cnnstlta atfnn1 fire. and confidential
, 1869-05-15

BEEt CATTLE-The 1,stet orened tAlrty Actvs
this morning, and continued t.s throughout dr Until
the Jeps wrst cleared # s desirable .tcs Ths Simply
VIA Eht- and. alinoakh the tenor ot Eastera awie.
ptirr. wtrr eli RETAINED Shnpesr, tnen buyer and
!eedese from Ohio Indiana Aad Fcrn.ylr.Eis We:e ca
sales lnakizk 1t Earet q oAe+ss taF cemsaoa +,
p:rd, e1a!te. $6GR4e75 fAt1 Eo1d dC2ni1e4 ard
), "a for Gu, ire tn.aesh lat Rh3rptok
sserr DC :a:ke1 e9cs steady at sae following quo
, 1869-05-15
CLOTHS.

Thee eoods arc knnwu T. the Trade - "OliEEloIs
and d.BANSOCkBuRSS."a and arr the ironert ana 7
rsIbc to make them Of shoddy OF auF other hAIe
rIs viii which the manufacture Of "oo4lcna a
t.ccp ehs4pxacd.
, 1869-05-15
Dr. Townsend,

Ia South C.aYk.st, trats Al psvsto and Se1uAl ~.
eaees md edtcts permanent cres.tn the 1st E1fIet
1fJeftnS fFosn Seminal Weakness, Ntsyous Drnta. g
byph1sas Adeetons Of ar kind sho1,d ean eaFT nna
nd Diifeuittes 1ested With xafcty And tseesa. H1
Pamphlet II AaTien sent tree to any sddfes- eoa'
,ft@%@o frt~
, 1869-05-15
MEDICAL.
4 Clear, Smooth Skin

AND BEAUTIFUL LCQAFLKXT0N foIIovs tae NE oS
AcID'x CoHCxNEA4In EIIKACE SA4AAfAXuI.A-
nrnD0yss back sposa. moth pstsheA. N
ef1pdeo1.
, 1869-05-15

AndFuturr Pox?eet. IN Ife saeNty r vesisa 3 p
si ho ~ enSrecca1ul IN life to enncueo weata -
bapEdness EonE1ltatton fee = Send enc
sboUi WINNING tho affections d the opposite seH Will
4rnt xraffe With II.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-17

of lackeys as to private dinner table converse
tlon, Is simply too moustruas, anu e. attempt
to bring IL forward after years have elapsed
makes it great deal worse.'
"A steam velocipede has recently been in
vented, by which it is asserted great speed
can be obtained. The cylinders are placed
vertically in front of the boiler, between it aud
the seat, and connect with cranks ON the shaft
OF the driving wheels, which, two in number,
are situated on the front part OF the carriage.
The engine is q direct-actng compound en-
gine Of two cylinders, each cylinder two-and-a-
half inches diameter and five inches stroke.
The steering gear consists OF an endless chain
working over grooved wheel on the axle of
the driving wheels, and passing over a cores
ponding wheel, fixed between the forked shaft
just over the single steering wheel, which in
this instance is in the rear of the carriage.
The latter grooved wheel is wide one, and
over 1t passes another chain. which works
around the boss OF the front wheel.
Ihls arrangement gives power to the
steering Wheel so that in turning q
corner it takes wider sweep than the
two driving wheels, which go first. In travel
ling on straight road the machine is turned
to either side by turning the steering wheel to
the opposite side. Tho FIRE box and tubes are
copper, pressure two hundred pounds to the
square inch; but it is asserted that a pressure
oil twenty-five pounds Of steam will give a
power equal to the force necessary to propel a
volocipede by the feet The steam velocipedes,
however, it is asserted, will be on uncomforta-
BILE apparatus for the driver since he must sit
near the boiler. Up to January /, 1869, it ie
reported, there have been taken out thirty
patents for velocipedes the first patent dating
juno &C. 1919.
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Now Publications..

JESUS OF NAZARETH His Life and Teachings;
founded on the tour Gospels, and illustrated
by reference 10 the manners, customs. rcl-
RlUus bellets, and political institutions Of his
times.;e BY Lipman Abbott, with designs by
Dore, DeLaroche, Fem and others. New
York: Harper & Brothers, 1869. Holmes
Book House, Charleston.
Henry Ward Beecher must look to his
laurels. The life Of Christ which he an
snounces is anticipated by volume written
very much in his style, and with variety
of contemporary allusion, such as the SEN
sationalist of the Plymouth Church can
scarcely go beyond. The analogies to
which Mr.. Abbott resorts are oftentimes
fanciful, for time does not repeat itself,
neither does nature. The correspondence
he seeks to establish between the Jewish
Commonwealth and the American Republic
fails in many particulars. His description
Of Galilee, as ''the New England of Pales-
tine" is singularly infelicitous; it is found
ed neither on the manners of the people,
tho products of the soil, the climate, nor the
geological formations, but simply upon the
t lot that either is a rolling country with
Lebanon "a white mountain) range to the
northward Perhaps Mr.. Abbott needs to
be reminded that the Syrian Lebanon is
white inside as well as outside it is q
limestone formation, and so has only re-
semblance in name to tho granite heights of
New Hampshire.
We are constrained also to object to the
rollicking spirit In which our author ap-
proaches 80 grave q subject as the life Of
the Redeemer. Without question he has
made popular book-full OF information,
of genial colloquy, of happy hits, of fasci-
mating narratives. There is freshness in
the careless, crisp style, picturesqueness
I'D the rapid sketchings and groupings of
the Evangelical history, an American
movement and hurry given to the qnie,
Oriental life, which entrances the reader :;
but tor our part, we would be better suited
by style more reverent and solemn and
tender. The illustrations are for the most
part excellent, and add to the interest of
the volume. The republication, however,
OF some of the plates, from Abbctrs .Holy
Land would have been very serviceable.
We refer particularly to the plans of the
principal historic districts
No LOVE Losr. A Romance of Travel. Bv W.
u. HOWells, author OF g Venetian Life" &c
New York G. p. Putnam & Son. Charles.
ton Fogarties' Book Depository.
Mr.. Howells is 80 well known as writer
Of graceful and delicate prose, that we have
long felt that 1t was ''on the cards. that he
might some day glide into verse; and Just
such verse as we have here delicate, airy,
tender, pathetic, musical. The poem is
written in hexameters, and Mr.. Howels
manages that very difficult measure with
grace and spirit. 1t is very short, only
fifty pages of largely printed letter press
The theme would have borne q little more
elaboration. What there is Of it, however.
is simply charming, and few who have read
1t once but will retrace their steps The
"g5t-up' Of the volume is perfect, and the
illustrations of unusual merit
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gor Sale.


MTLCH COWS AND SPRINGERS-
4Yl just in and for sale at Mrs. OANP3ELL'S
CATTLE LOT, No. 588 King. street.
February II "
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lost au0 .Souno.

T OST, A NEWTOUNDLAND nnG.--
IL Description: Both ears black, large black and
white spos on body, hushy tail answers to the name
OF jeff iboral reward will DO paid for his re-
covery. A. M. JACKSON,
February 16 3 Accommodation Wharf.
MA1N GUARD HOUSE CHI ,K EEsTON.
Vl 2. c.. FEBRUARY 15, 1869-Found and
trought to this Post HREE SAFE KEYS which
the owner can have by proving property and paying
expenses H. W. HENDRICKS
Februrry Is Captain of Police
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.At ZIG P'SitiVe appearance OF the only great rider
in the world o '
JIMMY ROBINSON"
Champion Horseman of The Universel Loading
Bare-Back Equestrianl Unsurpassabe in all
Roles of this School of Art! "An Artist
without Pecr!" sIhe Sensation
In Europel" The Pride and
Boast of America
By" Mr. JAMES ROBINSON, in revsitinp the
South with Circus of his own, would state that ho
does 80 In accordance with long cherished desire
TO appear before the friends OF his chldhood in the
nope OF receiving the same marks of arprobat: on
that he was so oftimes the recipient of at the outset
OF his professional career. Wearer of % den gifls
rom m NJ an the Crowned Heads of Europe FOS>EsSOR
OF The DIAMOND STUDDED BELT and with the
conceded aud universally admitted title of s.UHAM
ZION, he desires III his m anhood TO receive the full
endo semens OF approval tlom those who su stained
and encouraged him in his infancy
ROBINSON will ride. as he alone can at each en-.
terta1cment. his RAPID BAREBACK ACT throw.
ing his FORE AND BACK SCN1ERSAU over hiph
Barriers and Balloons and Q FRYING HIS INFANT
SON CLARENCE ON HIS HEAD!
MASTER CLARENCE
The youngest; smallest and prcttiest Child who has
ever appeared In the arena, and who, by the New
York press, has been chrstened T4E MITE OF
BEAUTY, will be introduced in n MINIATURE
MENACE Aur, in which he wil on his Eltin White
Poy. give s, rios OF exercises illustrative Of the
PAkISIAN HAUT L'COLL!
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It.. ~. r..
SOUtH CAROLINA LODGE NO. 1.
rH7HE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF THIS
LODGE will be held THIS EVENING, at Seven
O'Clock precisely
BY order. 7. w. CANNON,
February II Secrofarv
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HEBREW BEcNEVOI.ENT SOCIETY,".
THNHE REGULAR MELTING OF THIS SOUIErY
Il will take place THIS rvENINu at Seven O'Clock
1t the Hebrew Orphan Society Hall.
general attendance is earnestly requested as bu-
siness of importance will o transacted
BY order OF tho President
NATH'L. LEVIN,
February II l Secretary aud reasurer
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MONDAY, TUESDAY u n nd xvEpNEsDAY v
February 21st, 2sd and a3d.
Two Performances -ArrERNooN AND NIGHT.

9D Doors open at haif-past One aud half-past Six
hour after opening. - ~
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WANTED, AGENTS ITO SELL. THtc
w AMERICAN KNI TING MACHINE Price
sd The simplest. cheapest and best Knitting Ma
chine ever invented VIII knit 90 900 stitches per
minute. Liberal Inducements agents. Address
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY
Bos on, Mass or st. LOUIS Mo.
February3 wfm1aM
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ne management take special pleasure in announc.
s IL; tne posltve appearance OF the only great rider
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MJANTED. a YOUNG MAN OF ne OK rs
w years. willing to make himself generally use.
1ui. Must write fair hand. Add.ess. with re err
ence, IN own handwriting, ,ALLENDAIE COMPANY
Charleston, 5. G, 2* Fenrnnrv IN
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WANTED InaIEDIsTELY,B BY A GEN.
w TLEMAN, suite of ROOMS. plainly fur.
Al abundant supply of water must be close at hand
Address, stating location anf> terms A. p, ONCE
DAILY EEvUs CoL....,.~ -
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A VERY PRIME YOUNG MULE EOR
IN FOR SALE.
Also
1900 GRAY BRICK, landing fourteen miles
from the city, conveniently placed for shipping
Apply ut NO. II ASHLLY-STREET.
February 10 win