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barges ". r. Clyde Co. ""
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
with sSP Pdss To Gcpe ros J from Liverpool August
g En
Co; Passengers.J; 4. Roberts and lady, Miss Annie
ss ssSt fa r s Miss II
f6an Snep Sofdo and pfs
NsW sa1ps YazfG VIA svsSs days and Is hours
ssphs and an Sessr etc. 70
with fs%ss HS?S dOs hours from New YORK.
Steamer M Fe9nis AZ Eept9p "a hours from New York. with
ea%ss y " "a hours from New York.
Steamer Diamond State Dennis. from sassafras river,
"ist Steamer amer MayfCger futi "a from New York.
"sa steamer H L. CAV Her Is from Baltimore with
fse BT bs Hunter wilson, % days from s4 ballast to
John AtEPOd y, Brig cJ qS Ns RHase HSs t Haskell sailed
@ Ecod IiT and vas inst spoke S brig
naistoPmast bSoom, having been in Surrosne on
shingles to Patterson iippincott 90 WIN
with ce to KncEerbockor 1cs Go Gays from honneOeo
schr b. E Sharp, Cole d'ys from Rocksnd Lake. with
Sehr p j. smith Harvey, from ROckland Lake. with ice
sShr s T Wines. Hplse, 3 days from Bookland Lake,
with wood to j. BallengeT
WITH o CSS days from Harwc
schr Pauline Rambo, Ryder, days from Plymouth with
Schr Decatur oakes Berry days from GlOuCesterwth
fish to Kennedy n Stairs
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, from Baltimore with tow of
barges to W. p. Clyde Go.
BELOW.
Barque Village Belle fron Londonderry and brig Ida
M. Oomery, from zaza.
'','oEHassSF 8 H MEs&slra g9ifGgq BULLETIN
NEW YoRK OFFICE, Sept II. = Four barges leave in
tow tonight for Baltimore, light.
q. X Burritt, with barley malt for Baltimore.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, Sept. 1.-THE following
bArges leave in tow tonight, eastward :
A Mekeel Dido; Myrtle; and Sarah Ann, all with
PBnADEIPH1A BRANCH OFFICE, Sept l6-The barge
night.
Kate Westervelt, with wheat for New York and Tai
mage, with guano for Baltimore, left this morning ~
Correspondence of The Philadelphia Exchange ,,,,,,
IEwEs Del, Sept 13.-Brig Roanoke, from Pnhaaoi-
pha TOT IaguayTa, went TO sea today inSr9 aTV6NS
sells at the Breakwater. LABAN L. LtoA'S'
MEMORANDA. - .,...oa..
Schr M Kissam, Darling, for Philadelphia
Schr Trade Wind, Hoffman, hence at ohAreston yes
terday
Schr Hamburg Westcott hence at washington ID ",
sohT j. H. Perry, Kelley, hence at New Bedford lsth
instant ~,....o.. T A pn~l;noavoo p,r
I,nans % n VauT Whitaker; and M. v. Cook, Falken
hnsso hence AZ Boston 18th inst.
p - VILLAGE Queen, Tiotson; II. G. Whilden, Fenn
,osa Essex Nickerson; f. Sinnckson, Dickinson; James
English Barker and Benz Strong, Brown hence, at Pro-
vdence 18th inst
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New York Produce Market.

sold at sic Flour dull and declined b910c. Sales
OF 1900 barrels State at 50 90@T Western, s5O@1l0i
Southern, a6bO@1O6O Wheat declining; sales OF
81 900 bushels winter red at 81 6b@1 57 Corn heavy
sales OF 80 900 bushels mixed Western at SlO9@i lS
Western at 60@6sc. Beef quiet PORK nominal
new mess, 5000 Lard dull steam, lsy6@19c.
WhiskV nominal at Ri3
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men were taken before Justice Adams. and after
a brief examination we're sent to Jail to await
the action of the Grand Jury OF the Circuit Court
now in session in this city. Stamford denies all
knowledge of Harper, but report says that the
men were seen together near the bank during
the morning.
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New World StocIx MnrIxet.

e@7 per cent Gold, 1856 Ssos, 1852 Coupon oas ISS
do 1864, do, l2l; do. 1865 do, i2lA do do, new,
l19X; do. 1867, 12O do. 1863, 1191; lO-4Os, l1O;
Company, Sc; Cumberland preferred, 80; New York
Central, 9O4; rie, ssA; Reading, 96.6; Hudson
ern 1923; Illinois Central 1871 Cleveland and Pitts
burg, 1919; Chicago and Rock Island, 1184
Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, ls7ki Western Union
Telegraph 81.
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committee OF leading citizens Of Luzerne county
has been organized TO take charge of all money con-
tributed towards the Avondale calamity. henderson
GAYLORD Presdent First National Bank Plymouth,
is the Treasurer and he informs us that the mode OF
extending relief is now receiving the careful con-
sideration OF the committee, and the suggestions
which he makes indicate that the funds VIII be em-
ployed TO the best possible advantage for the perma
nent benefit OF the sufferers
Those who have not yet contributed are requested
to send their contributions TO George ii. stuart,
Treasurar No. 19 Bank street,
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THE NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

The following extracts snow the state OF the New
York money market yesterday
From the " Y. Herald.
"Gold was firm until late in the day, when it de-
clined on report that Secretary Boutwell, would be
in the city tomorrow and investigate the operations
OF the gold-gambling cques. The first advance was
due to unavOrahe reports as TO the condition of the
markets in London and Paris. The range of the
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DOUBLE SHEET-THREE CENTS.

Governments continue dun, with very little specu-
| latve or investment demand from any quarter.
favor buyers State and City loans were without
change. Small sales OF City skies, new, at 1915.
81 was bid for Lehigh Gold Loan.
Reading Railroad attracted but little attention,
and prices were lower, selling at 49J6@4S% Penn
sylyana Railroad was inactive at 56JG@5I OIL Creek
and Allegheny Railroad was taken at 4O%. 120 was
bid Ter Camden and Amboy Railroad; SO for Mine
Hill Railroad; 36h for North Pennsylvania Railroad;
3s1 for Catawissa Railroad preferred and 3OlS for
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. In Coal Canal,
Bank and Passenger Railway shares no sales were
reported.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by DE Haven Il Bro, No. 40 s. Third street
BEFORE BOARDS.
100 sh Read sl0wn4S 116 100 sh Reading @ .4S 1l6
FIRST BOARD. .
sllS0 siS0 City 6s,New lSiH 200 sh G A Rls. ,0,,
$500 Pa Ss, 2 Sc iO6S 600 sh Read iS8d. 9s]s
$4,000 Leh bs. 100 do .. c.4s 1-16
$4,000 Pa ss Is. SIX s. 200 200 DO isSG c'S g-is
500 sh Penna ls.bsO. 81 100 do ...b2O. 4sk
500 n DO: ;.Gs0. s 100 sh Big Mount. 6%
PENNSYLVANIA CANAL CoMPANY.-The following
are the receipts for the week ending September H.
lSo9 .f1I, ,I9465
Previous in 1869 Alb, 1871
To same period in 1865 ,624 2s
Increase in 1862 $40 sos O7
Jay COOKE 4 co. quote Government securities as
lsiS@lsi;% ID d. July, isss, iie@aO; 200 d. 1857 1857
ll29SS@12S l9S So lss 1Oos LOG
MEssRs DE HAVEN Il BROTHER, No. 40 s. Third
street Philadelphia, report the following quotations.
new sSiae DO 1857 'g new Do. fsoiac% ~ iSSo dO
90 Year per cent Cy, 16e5s @i6sa Due Comp. Int
Notes, 1915; Gold, lSGSe1sel Silver, 1so}9@l82
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Nei0s see Inside PAGES.


(By ARglO-American CsIble)
LoNDoNDERRY, Sept. 10. - Arrived, steamship North
America, from Quebec.
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The Prince Imperial of France is taller than
his mother, but does not stand so high as his
father.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
IA M..........62l IL A. M. ......7sIsP 81
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Steamer Beverly Pierce, New York, w. p Clyde Go.
Br; barque Griffin, Armstrong Cork for orders, w
Brockie.
Tug Thomas jefferson. Allen Baltimore, with tow o.
barRes, W. p. Clyde Co.
Tug Chesapeake Merrihew, Havre Grace with tow
barges, W. p. Clyde Co.
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LINCOLN.

The Memorial Monument ut Springfield, III.
On the morning of September 9 the work of
erecting the monument over the grave of Pre-
sident Lincoln, in Oak Ridge Cemetery, Spring.
feld Illinois, was commenced. The association
has at its command the following funds;-
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TLe baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 15.-Cotton very dull ana IRE
gular low mddling, Soc Flour quiet but firm, with
light demand; Howard street snperHne aa ses99o;
Mi Mills % superane, SO sSq5S do extra, s65O9S; do
family, ss25@16'75; Western superllne S6ta65O; do
changed; sales OF red at 81 l55@1 go. Corn-white,
81 25@ 2O yellow, 81 25. oats, 6O@62c. Mess Pork
quiet at s8B:5O@ "a 80 Bacon hrm and active; rib
Sides 19lG@19s{c. clear do, 20c. shoulders, 1917
@162ic.; Hams 24@25c Lard quiet at 1870
201Gc. Whisky quiet and scarce sales at 81 '2S@1 80
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THE AyoNDALE RELIEF FUED-The Treasurer of
the fund for the relief OF the widows orphans, and
other sufferers of the Avondale Mine calamity,
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FROM B4LTIMORE.
Politics in the Monumental City.

Spfcldl Despatch 10 TIE EDehlHy IetyT0W1'
BALTIMORE, Sept. 15.-It is now thought tnat
Colonel Kane will run independently Tor sherlIl'
Though Mr.. Albert got majority OF the wards
and delegates, yet Kane received over nVe nun
dred majority of the popular vote. Inc eiec-
ton is viewed as a triumph of the Mayor Banks
party and the existing city administration
The workngmen are vigorously organizing TO
run an independent candidate
, 1869-03-22
THE lNcoRRUpTlBlE ENsENBAeHER
What 0teafred Al nWallstss f)ides,s--Th.t
81, ,oos srtse-Hhy 1t Wa
fst Accepted
CHICAGO, March II,

CHICAGO, March 2.
TO the Etitos OF tho Chtcsso Tnpune:
MT. Jpfttrc Of tha Fesce Eu8enhsed raade 4
speech asainst he Weat st9s Pzrk It'll last tight
sta puole meeting, held At the corner Of aa,ssea
tna TwtlfsA stfeas, IN whieh he stated he ead
been notred Il .ooo to 70 In favns Of the bill, II
upon hfs refua1i. was o1srsd <5o0 10 keep his
mouth shut, which be A!so refu4ed. AccerdtnR
to hm sts'entut, this oeeurred tt "wAis..t
cttee.~ A. happen to b acquainted with rho
sueun9tsaeea to xnsen lnsssce Enetnb aeher IL
~ II : occurred.
LeaMt1E that ths 5ust,ee VAS sppored to tho
Friday ailerEoou. 4 Ii aace, ND asssd Ill a q
stais tho ksosLds Of biz oppca1t.an. De s1ta re
wea oppo.et 70 tne measure. bat thouahs 1t w1sc
auccetded, IN which slated E,y own reasons toF
favos.nE the bill. ae then sa,d that the news
had presented we're sauud; hut With nlra It wa 1
IN ha.inK park, but tia. tot Sl,0n 10 would not
only tnpport the bill, but could 1ao would lnaa-
ette 900 tnefe n i.s favor. l told hin hzda't
Who Ind ad@tlled bad friens1T - sho : ost ID
money; md feeling that II might b. Import
ss.to expose him sct the Eaerraaas1 eaassets.
Of the otp"8ltt0o. "a thus developed, tod hin
he hsd bstte. cal a. my ofc, tae next day It on4
o'c1C&k. AID nrst eer1e or nv friends Do sid
he wonid ranctna.ix It tie hnur h. anue. ae
" s.n4 or, .. ias Flauns, 1s ane nsy h,os1 ;eas
=. ~ tsE. 6tq ,toRe:nst viii myseI resar
1G1 th6 lnKffaeH. Qtenkd the nuhiErts md he
very promptly Geiersed 70 his petvtpns peopp4t.
ton nd tes'a ca I: = dt'inci1y = hsvs above.
He vas ,rter7oRafea tus:hes pJ Mr HaNieF and
NJ istber. sud, in reply, Aasurtd them mat II 1hs
$l.ob WIS glven Elm, he would It once Commence
hsa e1lrsa-. Ard uss perfectly sure he tonld H.
nuerce l.cuo rotes y tsvor x 1hs bill. In
sepT 10 the Qneatt"n II he e1pected 70 distrJbute
Ill tie mnueJ 10 tic yu>rrs he Hpuia tnautIee bt
stated: "Hy 70 uears; might Ktrs them aone,
but Won keep good tra1e mYhetf.' ae Exa
1hen mixed II be wouldn't xRrnt to take $500, and
do thr esne selvIcs. TINS be refused. Stating L
VA Ict erouxn: In reply 70 ~ srkument that 1t
1auu1c b. te. Ardsd matter Of public into -eat
tos ~ The cti,1en. Of The West D.1tt1oa ho stated
ttxt be ~As satisfied thtt 1t wks m1tter Of puo-
tic eeneht, bat 81 far - he was concerned IT sas
matter Of E1nEel only. He Wss Then informed
htt 70 money wootd be Ftsen him. ana that the
reporter cf TIE a1HrNs. wno Wks present, would
probably give The Conversation, ann bit pfopoa.-
uun Is made, 10 the public, 10 .show vnss The
Part bill.
l stats eAticc,lT that no o4er VIII naade hin,
ato thai tbero WAS not the sltRhest intent 70 f,o
the htRiph,rx to the ed at tbs tnte1vLeK VIVA
Hi, Ep1enbsehe,. to give him my money fa. his
rttA Ct BIZ PefT!css. Wlt11kK y. WALLIS,
, 1869-03-22
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
P1oceedinEa Of the Lnsl Day's
SR.t on

The BosrI Of Supervisors uss On Saturday
uo.ctnR> Pr<s.dlns Hammond In the chair.
Tho Commtties On Fooe Ho1se md Faupers re-
portzd surd.y xuali tills lne s5psosa'- Adopted.
Tic saac suumitten rcporud ldvcrte}J on the
petition Of The couny Pa1s3esaa toz N l1ezes+e
OF eAlsry. Corcursrd tn
The exu4e committee a1ked further t1oe to pte-
pare t1s1 rupert on th- question Of IN insane
a<ylnm il TIE noE&aeyE yszt u The dtate; Adopted.
PROM q Issatsoas anil h.lt which hid beta e.
lesrcd 70 tfet,. EoEcs.E. tn "
a psayer ron the R:ve:stds irp12seEens
Com SaxY. that tie South Nt&.e1n FtAEk Road be
ded,ea, "a io7 boulevard drive, WITH power ot
lie hos16 to TX tre 1pll. *xs referred 70 special
spmu1sue Ct eight With poEts 70 Aet.
The saiary Of The jt-ltos 1S nxed u Sse PSF
ssp-rv1s~r Hun psrry o1esed tbs ho1,owine:
RsFRtx8, 1rss sns hoau feanest Ae Genhe9s
pt the leS'silta,e st nlrsts tom Cook County,
naes.se 81 - ats pnw cefose Tho L:xislstnrs 10
{ucats state Hnsf IN the c. nttJ Of CeoE. con-
ntEctr9 II po:E 81 - AseaG essnars sna !sa
* Etto:res. TIT the Gesk Of tho board b. r.
uuc,ted % fa1nua each neaees Of The LeRtslf;rru
Tne ,estfatons aete adopted
tbs Bui.d,ax Cornhs,,ee was anfamtasd 10
andn the aceo1utI teetatEt from the p7!idlnE Of
the Normal School nbotaiy md the Chtk vi
CIR cred 10 draw oscefs 10: the eanae-
tn 1nu1teea q eroe-7.soc 9exy It ~a& resolved
TIA, the setc9tl sup+sreors. ,urnlshtne ous-doo<
rtnei escu.ls-o os he toUty AScau' On ae% ne IN
tsrpc I'd ~ pocare tcpr III that pHrposs Il TIC
Contact priec Of lh: { .cGaetas. oT Of such pet-
ssn A. wlil sufnien tst5 II The aa,ae pyiee.
a EaGsaso II sspl1ases Bradley, mai Tbs 1as-
tees OF tic ?, nee n tse .couup ~ iutnlaaed
~nh eopteA ofshe ee<tesa Statutes, ~. lost:
supervisor hsupdt:t perteLted peutann from
Meslts, IA. nth, II! TO-. a,t*hS tnat rae1T sala
hsd beer op.nen stc o'ld no rs. OF Ihs ttaum
L&1un Of *to1, aosnscted, md sne1 asked the
,pe board 10 Issue u -.het bond. ne1kytrg tnai
Tho tsstpe bpna wsu!c nevef be presentea. Rs
ftzzsd " tke F1nan<e coEas2itsee, Win poweE 70
&C., ......
The heard then at}ouned 70 tho c,1s Nonaa1
, 1869-03-22
NOT $4,000, BUT $l0o.


TAe u observation-disclosures Hfeeeh
o Pfonfse-a10O for ahe Widow.
The ! ~, having been OUT Ill night. re-
tusled with q verdict yeatsrday morning,
giving Mn. Issbel1a D. Vaudeville 91uo dam.
Hges aetnst Edward Birmingham. Mrs. u an
deyllle, m Attractive widow OF forty. hued Af.
Bhminsham. I widower of fortY-tFo Of hfty.
10 recover 10000 damages for breach o1
p.puiso Of uaa11isge4 8he testified that ahe
!eslded with her mother, In Orchard street.
md that the defendant lived In une Hundred
md Thirteenth street, Harlem that she had
beea Acquainted with him twenty years tnAt
many yea,s sgo he kept company Nth h.r.
but, for eou1e reason, the engagement ~as
broken Of, ard each married Rnoth.r partner.
Amer long sepa1atlon. she hAStag lost
her husband and be hla wife, they
renewed their old intimacy IN
December, 1e6s, and On the 10Th Of Isnn-
ary following be asked uer to ha biz wNe:
she consented, and nAmed the f6th OF April
as lie wedding day. He Was taken siek
early in April, aud said that the mArrsaee
mnst Be postponed He did not call On her
after that, though ehe frequently met him at
hn tequcst at william AID Heekman streets.
On the 18th oi June ho wAs maszs.d to ao-
nj
, 1869-03-22

AHoNa The msny benerotcnt Institutions estab-
ft&had n shh city. the Hospital lot Wunen md
Children stands tceand TO none. It's tffsn1s hAea
5ssosfd d to securs . let md asset I be,ukusut
sssed IL as ds:on ia r a9o y s1.a aaft,'sI ~ =,
that 1t aoes not lsek h1sQdt NJ. rnoshv hss
gen.tnusis 6onted hit Music Baj: M i coneefS
sop,. sna ~ Loeas 1tsh III sesSa1 4. ran1f. ase
And tbs Aeoonp lshsa KS. M49uue,rn JsEatt
Nsa oInss talent have kindly conseatea 10 fnr.
o1sa ~ ses t1s$fIssdamsSt ~ Let the pubic attend
eset = K, :stnnenss Of the scaso1 bnf, also con
tioo!e 10 most worthy osiett.
LIfrrtEASr GENIAL Pnu. sHrnrpkx x,d
atsn VII t1Tivs IA Chiea2o On sext raedsr.
=: H,eoa %s,spls "a 5aa<s assssr. i n sia- H.
suf ia Des aoi1es SiSsJ Riiirosa s. HeS. AeS
asts> Pretidcnt Jefendnv1lle ard 1ndiln4pstia
Ra1kosd; .. 3 L'hoatueaiea, PreAtaent cnica.
sndeat Toeo osss I'D Wssav sss HH3eas
Sll. st!l1o:d eens.al 7. T. Reid sd nn.!y
Aoplsop, lilEots.' Hoa. nossuo sesmosr. sc
enop.ntsd y hts brother. DIN r. seymour, Il
stonptEF A. - ~ snszp.a Honse. nosn Win ~.
nan II me e1ty fos ftF dtrs.
II Il Dus 10 he lite Nr. NewheerT 70 stats tnas
about tne hts ee1 Of biz. before starting On hts
e. wSas5: ~ Ass3. e = "a s.se 4
tesr HA,s,ed. row H',aliy da1ased. vhieA, v1.a
the ene already dols nd Occupied, will snaals
thc DiIsesoes e fnEn1sh trst class hnwt Eoa
tpft OF bosfatrx elsewhere.
Ihss m n,sss b g2e.ttne q ,ss Repae,,e.a. Q,
4u ueouth Haltted auee& this erunins. fux The
Lr. The Itnia Of The new ward arr from .rwrlfih
n Van Br1en stsxct, md hon tenire avenue te
| The za7sz.
, 1869-03-22

14A... s........-...-.v Hf,Jo1 w
Add qu1stss tce gnla pAgratns... 6,a9l. 80
Add amcon& ot fptertft MT twenty
3C&N.. E9.Qh4 1u4
, 1869-03-22

adoEned With Anwer1 aud tapacs and 4uge and
sl TIE Rrsnd ecd imposing cefsnonIes Of ths
shu1ch 10 afHn ea.lsd t1ta Efqulttuna to eeIa.
The Bastsr GERM ot HI II lex Irded = tas most
itnps s,rG Ct ttr ytAf.
In tn Eptseopal CAu rrh this fAtt ard most
solemn week OF Leut u uI1sespaisy ohsafyed. brt
II tesste OF sole.an csferaorfal depepcAnt 10
tczas tx4srt, apor ezeh pezaon3 oa!ntnr upon
What y Eno.n - = Ksn e "nile she eerT.eo
daa t&stc md choice N1al Invest it Win nnota
ihsn ordinary solsmnltJ or not.
Keliktona selsle-t peculiar 70 thp saapon viii
Ep,seopu Ckn1trea. Good Fr1day Is nutr ct te9s
ohsesred 81 III branches Of tho Chfut1sa family.
, 1869-03-22

sr ra,h s1hsnesd IN vlins ind uureu..on.h,. !.
olssfteet ar 70 NV ttfm the4r esu 1IIshn,snt
w nN abh1nuie III teete great 4n4 ua1iion
ous ~ set. H. q oon.1 sSa1, and generally tnfosRa
ba VI aoa s;ce Bill Ignores sha eea17snh,
e. eeo1ss :9a esn'ss q pooutaiou ot sourh I'll
ef oonth chicaFp. Twelfth ! ct il liz ee1tra
q sopoiany1 aesu2dtnR u tna Presidential Tptn
fns sfa1a ssrsst y the xeaGrapa.cat etnc FroS
Ssofe fatk toe dtttxacs On e.als u 4 8,xsr third
49, 49, Era m'les, and only ,hres knd tns h II
.aa x g ;s =.
t1dfou shtn the TURNER. Aekiu. 10 ars tn1d * :
tsess pssx n11nx Ssss ieTsauss u ia. a;t
safe 1n, n'..,s ~ ~ ~ Grounds !, ,npro,s. vii
sants Tiers wtlt b work fos = az. eer+s:n
9o1s,r eus0 s to 1Ss g. .<ss <sseza1'. ,,. q
'ntt~ Pasx Coum!4sioutsb oantrnnt ~ .nd .s,s
or aat feo"tr shtn We s1pee1. raxr tne ysst
Rk PIE 1naes q Gouserp atton and <xp-nd thsu IN
wa;Sc1t raasst,o n9o1e: ] tof sae - ooo children
a9s sS oqs strteta. enild tunnels aud m ates. Hc,
ma,e ~ nee wt,l re 60 ersp nars tssto!d
as.p,r&e,. & pss ,ns nsen1ors bs.tef healsa. aore
Cnieh9o &c nnoEt cuba 4ntai,Y al erueTsii, pro. o.
@9l*n, e. esd Gsg',al md srtazps1se and emigration
ssoot 4ff sna to :ss S,,s 1'ts 9aa aa5 nst
f1ne fn R'1n s'zs of oest, foliY and eItrsyaz.nce
~ Mtne tce Nttlona1 and State Go1e11nenu, 0 her
q: ese>t Ie .hets debts aad expen,es I'd tbtrehV
eF uait:ng hsk q edit, !bie1to IL ruanibC rnnrH
snu ~ e N debt md eIfrsyagxnee. auu adsc,iny
tsllG9'i5 her Credit. wb.sa Il IL nor nrooueo5
spnh o. hufltd he1tlope to destruction,
pr hoE will thd defeat Of the 3uth and Weat
n'.a cete1s the Lincoln 6, rIrst o. tn tne!f IN,
Htst1tel because we viii tuse to is1ua tnea sny
n:n &: fkfuse to snnehdsT our cnstodY , snd nm.
ne o. Aleeln Park stth Ia us1 Rinal sixty asres
fa1a+H 70 havc oar Eru2inlnr hixIT 1rrre
aTer o sas sr.Ess of oas sneeas ~ aed ehus
osEE konn3E1ted-4U n which ex1 pe done ia
esuI ~ The soa' b aud West Divisions CON Sluoa
81 io' q this prop ted Lincoln txrk eosn1rs.
t'on 70 6eta ano ors1ed fure1gr. Al 1py RI = IL
eea q kelze nost taxa her d1ftribuuyo sh.re
o. ~ II tnnoA &C xuluE 70 lkv. the 4ntrea of
toe wet, u bnuth Division, wcnId Feut1a In Tia
tssaanty. sacred an1'ana spta1la e5c their htusft
Ata cons GntlJ 1cGumulAtirE
In eonttefia1, Allo~-eatikena. va EsuIt en.
!Ieat Jos not to be dece!v.d by ary tslsa
A>ae szittd hr the fr1snds Aaa ad1oestss
q tocse mdhaInua enHt.ments, RoEamhe
tat& tne enxt!e = bl tnese pap red p&fk soso&
olef, NC tdnee Ct Others. cAnnos b Anep ded "a
= @ epstAl fneU powers xcd ftaucttdet. Ltko
tne l.Ns ct the aneteat Mea<s md Per7iauy. tnsT
ALef tna ehAnRe Eoi," II th!& fs9xtd, bdt tx.
etatf eosUosa tots tt our midat wnoie ehstteTa
4fa n1t psfpo uaI. viii add helping hand "a thcIr
s3teHat sna opp p'ezs.oas- Remember, th4t 10 v
r. - toe u9Y q our tAy2uoo4 4 word 10 tbs w1as
u +uuaGeats q. ". MILEA,
E. @. VApQHs
n. MoDG&xQ1J,
VIZ. EoDr,
H. LAH11h,
, 1869-03-22
The Women On PAxkx.
EAS&nr ~ T~A t.h4

To the Editor o1 The Ch:caSo r,.pun.:
ne oeals*e tntre .rs handteds Of woraeu, own.
efe o3 seat at.tn ia CElcase. who esa hsss a,
so'ee N oeaefrK the pask question nex, rr.sd,y.
An1 ot ~ h'Fs no *ih 70 rose On pot,resl
qaestspEs; bat WHARF cur property IL euneernsa.
eoa "e ase taxed for tehoc1s, streets, pssks and
err1I IN asnTeuers the escpe II saea. va sahrot.
y 70 4ay ftaaeuaa who ias i eor.eet mor,,
staEasfe q rtsht md wrong, vnetheT we shou'd
nos tase ne prstleRe o. 4: !e4st ipttaattrr h1
pended "2'e WI money e1-
4 tss}cx1tr fi1s1 rial estase owrrr, .rx-... -.
,4Ia 1T aaann aee1a'eR from Tia patts-S ecnnrsd
+ es,n1 1"e -, than eooeSa 70 pay thstr aIss.
q sotnk rex Tnutrday, Te rpesk The vofen n
@.s,,s .E1sa vnen ~ rAr, II lnefe can be iornd
@ nea p Ceisazo Who: strpid apd hiiaa to ssrir
n w MmnNe intend 10 voto "So rrks," vr r..
sreeuJ ok them - PIT tn prast.es u 4, ehIrsst~
hne y u ~ shsy eoa,n., ea.4s sIsssd.
eAAo<:uK ttels vote- We now IL Ia tor oar tntty!s
az 70 t4r9 The parks- Apd ~ o1r Yp1ess reuf, be
~ Ut, vii our genue1tn Guat:taps epr,o oat n
t:rsfE nun eess. aut protect ~ md onr intprstss
OlflA4ctl Of the city. =
, 1869-03-22

Yeste.day VA tno~a IN thu casndr q ths
church =. P1ln SuttaJ. CO with Vss eonnera-
ctztet Chthts entry inlo JesuzAltla, when psla
bs1rcaes wctu tn1oxr doNa oa hts p&th~1y.
TEE etstuoay q b.efsirG aEt distributing tts
palms was duly obaessrd II III he Roman Catno-
LEA Ek exthtt yttu7r3y fn1trocn. TIE Attend
It ec At tneaa Shutches VIA Fezy i1rkN
F.lo sanday Il the hat SunaAy IA Lsot ard
The dtst tay SE The r1ns4 Bo4ernn YAK Of that
t:ssun. aTte p<ntteutal .ee.tttes Add ozatnanfes
reach thear climax during th,s wtee. tostkaa Atd
tsnpx4ss ire tgtces and sorroNful aG1ecs saHs9
place during eaen day. On TnasrdA1 - esso-
esassd " k1est poap tae tnInsanao ot ~
tuisped OF TIA hlo!llnens ot grandeur 1ena'
poEati1 stsuEaed. md sGsts hzng u BLACK. y
pfetAAtacn nj tbs pfotorEd kz1al Of the sfafa-
a1.cI ~Ms il camrsuosrtrd uext Day. fAs gar+
e. q. itnssdat ~ pee.aNty AtsE.eare. u bat bat
feN member Of tkA eEurth q whatever AGs tall
10 attend u sntDa hour q The day 70 pstA1ssts-
N Coed Friday The church 1acnzn1 the erae1~
sed I'D hEtt1s4 ksdesnes. 4nd tne Rotyo~ ts eaa-
tsoaad ntM aucday. Snsz the dfxusf1'1 u eoe
~ ~ sAAa~i III al~s< .Les sA.AAs ess~.stsa Asa
, 1869-03-22

ThA - E&0F do EeloHss BAIT.

Ga Inu1st1I n1eAt text, It the shstrasu
Heuso. will oceuf ons OF tAs eTssts OF tho sc2-
sou. -, the annual setee4tno and bali Of Co ar
Dc Leor sovereign Ctap,es ct 2hes trot1- Tee
anks viii b e1ctustyc. Tho uekesa are placed
al INA Frrcut.yo Com uatttse. OF cf Nr. D. ".
Cia,k. j., Hfsnd 1eernta19, II No s4 Lsks St1sas.
TIA saezabtss Of ths. thAptse, 80 Of tos otass ~
teaee the ctsinuea d tbs Sehtltaea Will %
naerihceat IN he exr1ttre- No evsntcS tha ktta
In chicago VII eTsf plAaAe4 on mofe HoesA
seA,e; u q III -uee+se. tn *1eE ef tt m<GAEs-
1a.l1, VII - q A.s n.1&4 6s1loRG 1AAAc~-.