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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-11
A Card.

MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE. May II. 1863.
To Colonel II. Townsind:
You are desired and requested to an
nounce yourself as candidate for the
Legislature of Shelby county, to repre-
sent the interest of all the people of this
county, free from party nomination and
party shackles. We are all tired of
parties and caucuses; they have been
the ruin of our once hsppy land. We
hope you will at once announce yourself
as such, and let your elcquence and
ability be felt from this until August
in relieving the people of this State from
a state of anarchy end burdens in the
way of taxes that make the future go
gloomy and dark that every true man
feels that never since the formation of
the Federal Constitution was there ever
so dark, so gloomy prospect.
Thousands OF true men will vote for you.
PEACE AND GOODWILL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-11

Sierra Nevada mountains extending at
intervals, FIVE thousand feet in hight,
which run its entire length. This indeed
is not very fattering statement OF the
country that Juarez, through our Minis
ter. Mr.. Rosecrans, now offers for small
consideration of deprecated Yankee cur
reucy. But we should now have terri
tory Of volcanoes, in order to set of and
couuteract the icebergs of Alaska. Who
knows but, to equalize things, Grant
might be induced to trade. Let US
have peace."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-11
Dissolution.

THE FIRM OF Il. ROBBINS 4 BRADLEY.
L of Memphis and New York, is this day
DISSOLVED, by mutual consent. The firm
name will be signed by either partner in liqui-
dalton. The entire stock Of goods. and the
good will Of the business. has been sold and
conveyed to Messrs. BARBOUR, WILDER d
SIMPSON, who will conduct the business in
Memphis. on their own account, and in whose
behalf the confidence Of the public is respect
fully solicited.
[Signedl ELISHA ROBBINS,
46 Warren street, New York.
EDWARD BRADLEY,
223 Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
Dated Memphis. April 80. 1869.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-11
General Hardware Business.

Our well known experience in this trade in
duces us TO rely upon a continuance Of the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon our pre-
decessers. We propose to keep on hand
stock we'll adapted to the wants of the sur.
times to offer great inducements to purchasers.
lSignedl
$50 BARBOUR. WILDER & SIMPSON.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-11
ROSTOV.

RosEox, Nay ll.-A dispatch has been
received by the Harvard College crew
from the Oxford College crew, accepting
the challsDge OF the former, 10 row four
Dared race from Puiney to North Lake,
England.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-11
Lands on the New Railroad,

TWELVE MILES PROM MEMPHIS,
Il cleared and timbered. in trscts 70 suit. will
be offered at public sale for oue-third cash
balance without interest. on the premises.
Wednesday, May IL. Also. valuable WATER
POWER for mill or factory. on Big Creek,
doubled in size and fed by perennial springs OF
free-stone water on the place. Also, a STEAM
MILL. Also, CT PRESS TIMBER on the
railroad. The above is Acknowledged 10 be
the healthiest place in the couRtry. For
further information apply 10 NJ. ID. L. Stewart,
Of the Circuit Court; 20 Steele, No. los Front
street: or 10 myself. at Remberton, near Mem
phis. 2awff-6ll s. =. RkMBERT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-11

The New Orleans Crescent says Borie
steers by Admiral Porter, whom be con
fiders the Norih's tar.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-11

REThe most Elegant and comylets Estab-
lishment Of its kind = Tie Mississippi VALLEY.
So The Tables and Alleys are new, and OF
the most approved pattern and make.
So Elegant Private Pariors for gentlemen.
The Wines and Liquors are OF the Best Quality.
l2s-t I'm. wrLI.ETT a co.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-13
Ser % auberer +.
SIR &anbban u. $arsbalttsn8.


Cine meme M etb Butter su
ma&en, fhibt f@ AFT bic Grfabrune, bab
&abn,, ,penn in einem tidten Cad in bic Grbe
seeraben, i1 it Butter serwenbelt. Die TIT
fade bieie r gerpanblune 1T nod nidt erfldrt,
aber iiter bic Sbatia&e foll tetn 3weifel ubpal>
ten. Sn ter Normanbie, no bic srDBte @teb-
au&t berridt mirb BET &abm in eineu bidten
Cad seidittet, feRi susebunten unb IS 3ou tief
in bic grbe seereben. Na@ "a bis Is @tun-
ben tuirb ber Cad bsrauseenomuten. Der ST.
balt 1T in cine fefe, brUdli&e Subfan3 sertpan-
belt, tpelae in tlsine @tide 8stro@en urb aus
sewai9en tpirb. Die Butter ioQ auf bieieDeiie
suQadnbiser Don BEN &abut eetrennt perben,
tpie bel ireeno elmer anberu l3ubereituue. Gs
pirb ridt alein Mrbeit erkart, iuntsrn aud
rtebr Butter %getppnnen. .5,. ~ +
Griparuns anEa1Bft@ n.-Streut
man auf bas %brennenbe Qi@t I'M, ben Dp9t BE-
rum eini8e 80ruer Cali fo*virb barun, uatnbe-
aens 10 pre3ent eripart; MAI fam f@ bur9
einen geriu@ febr lei&t G~teraeusen.
Die :3abl ber jeBt III ben Ser. Staaten arbei-
tenben Drei@mai1inen btlduft f9 auf 1900.
&e@net man nun, tab lie S 'wru3ent Sort u1ebr
ausbrei@en ale ber Dref4fese, 70 belduft i4
bic Griparnib auf 10 MiQiouen Bu1bel.
Bei elmer Dor 4ur3ent int Staate Rentudy
fatteebabten Muftion iber Mauleiel tuurben So
stuet SABRE alte Ebiere MT bur@i&nitAt@ 1888
be3ablt; % Sdbrliuse bre9ten ie 800.
Mifpuri. ct. Souls. Die Graubenleie
bel 6erntann bat tIr3li@ nit ben Goneorbs BE-
sunneu. Diefe, fupie Nertons @ireinia, aud
Sses, Clinton unb 9ertentont la7en lit 8e3us
duf Menee unb @iite nidts gu toiini9en lbris,
aber bic Gatapba-Irauben fnb nod febr 3uriid.
Bon ben neueren Sorten sei@nen f@ beionters
bic MarafapueY bur@ e~eiuntss Nuseben unb
ippiee Irasfabiefeit aus beibe unb beionters
bic lestere, lieftrn einea surtrefFi9en @eibwein
unb perben pbne 3wtifel in tur3er 3eit alse>
n,ein einsefubrt perteu.
slide fir @4afe. garmer an her
@eetife 1T Maine ~bebaupten, bic Slide saben
Gin ebeniu sutes Grtter fit bic S@afe alb, mie
9eu, unb bab elm Slid eineua @dafe cine sule
Mabl3eit sepabre; iber bic G'rSbeeinss ipl@en
Slides piro aber ni&ts eeiaat eb ie eiaen 81
ring pbsr eineu @aafi9 u1eiuen!
@emi1e i'm Seller. I'm @eu,Ife aler
grt, beiunbers Wur3eln, in, Seller Dor bemglus-
wu&fen gu i&iseu, beareue man eaaelbe Dor BEN
@inl9laeen NIT ettuas feiueeFubenem @teiuiala
wona9 IS bis gum Stunt bin ni9t auspadf!
Mittel se8en GrbfISbe. @eeen bas
oft ma6enbafte Auftreten bisfsr srobsn plase
aQer @Grtner rib bas Gtreuet BON Gblorfalf
auf benz Bpben ais iebr pirtiam empfob!ea.
Die GrbientGfer. Mtr. 2aubretb, Der
bsrabmte gisentbln1er ber srSbten @amenfarm,
serST enhi9t feline Mstboee, pie ct bies babli&e
Snieft aus ieinen grbien fern balt: @ubalb bic
Grbien truden senus gun. Ginsrnten flnb, fdat-
tt Ct ie in Elm ppblperi@lu6enes @efaB unb
tbut auf te einem 8uibel 2 lnaen pulseriTrten
Gambler basu. @aren iduu aafer spii9en
ben Grblen, 70 erfranfen biele nun f9er in eint-
gen @tunben unb in Elm paarGasen Fnb nnfebl-
Bar idmmtli9e e~eturben unb bic Bilbuns neuer
@Tfpr Nprhinbert mrs nrnbher
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-13
~.. q
&etenS<8 erit9errngS< &C.
y. 1eQ11aft.
293 & 295 8rcaptuaD, setu 9urt.

Mfets, 30. sunni. 1869. $2.ss4.32s.2s
soften. 80; SUM 1863. So, 20; 1929
BesabIt fir Spec8fdQe, 955.929-O 90
Sdbrlid1e4 Gtnfpminen lber 1,45O, OOO.O
Dipinense 40 Nrpaent.
Grietr. cd enb1er, 3nep Weifsntsnd,
gtee- prGftent. Nrdfhcn..
Msenten her @efllf@aft in Mtn@
ne1ata.
Ferdinand Willius, st. Paul.
Rudolph Lehmicke, Saltwater.
Rudolph Schenemann, st. Cloud.
Johann Heinrich, Minneapolis.
Adam Buck. : Henderson.
Wilhelm Schimmel, st. Peter.
Justus Heinrich Hartmann, Mankato.
Ludwig Bogen, New Jim
Anton Klaus, :, +: Farlbault.
Edmund Eichhorn, : : Hastings.
Gustav Heinrichs, ~: IT," Winona.
Peter Geyermann, -: shakopee.
.Adolph Horstmann, :: owatonna' s
Sspt5
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-13

Die 3abl BET jebt in ben Ser. Staaten arbei-
tenben Drei@mai9inen belduft f@ auf229,0oO.
&ednet man nun, tab lie 5 1wru3ent aurn u1ebr
ausbrei9eu ale Der Dref4ft9e, 70 belduft f@
bic Griparnib auf 10 MiQionsn Buibel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-13

. Mittel se8en GrbflSbe. @esen bas
oft ma6enbafte Muftreten bisfer sroben plase
aQer @Grtner ri,b bas Gtreuen BON Gblprtalf
auf benz 8uben ais iebr pirtiam empfpb!en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-13

G%riYaruns an Ea1Bii@ten.-Streu
man auf bas brennenbe Qidt I'M ben Dp9t BE-
rum etnise 8Srner Cali, fo"pirb baruu, rttnte-
fens 10 pro5ent eripart; mani fam fi@ bur&
einen geriu9 iebr lei@t abrraeusen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-13

Bel elmer Dor 3ur3em int @taate Rentudy
fattsebabten Sutton aber Maulefel tpurben So
spei SABRE alte Tbiere INST .bur@i9nittli@ 1888
% Sabrlinse bra9ten ie 500.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-13

u. $. einsefe. 3. 8. sabm. $. $. s@dfer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

Irayed out of existing appropriations in the
war Department And proviied farther, That
the ietti press work shall be done at the pub
lie printing ofice.
For the purpose Of cutting out o road from
na Luth to the Boif fort Indian reser vation, IN
Minnesota, there Is hereby appropriated the
sum OF ten thousand dollars, to be expended
under the direction Of the Secretary of War.
SIC. 2. Asd be it further enacted, That there
snail De no new commissions, no promotions,
and no enIistments in any infantry regiment
until the total number Of in fantry regiments is
reduced TO twenty I've: and the Secretary OF
War ss hereby tirec I'd to consolidate tho infan.
try regiments as rapidly as the requirements
Of the public service and the reduction Of the
number of officers will permit.
SaC.3 And be IL further enacted, Tha: no ap-
porn ments Of brig der generals shall be made
ara thereafter there shall be bat eight brigadier
generals in the aTmy.
Sea-. And be II further enacted, That here
after the term OF enlistment shall be five years
SIC. s. Ar< 6s ii further enacted, That oE the
fifteen bands now In the service, organized un-
der the provisions of section seven OF an act en-.
peace establishment of the Uni ed States," ap-
proved July twenty Eight, eighteen hundred
and sixty all, except the band at the Mill
without delay. and shall receive full pay aud
allowance to the date Of such discharge: Pro-
rided. That there shall be enlisted in each re-
giment chief musician. who shall Be instruc-
tor OF music, with salary Of sixty dollars a
month and the allowances OF quartermaster
sergeant.
SIC. 6. And be I fsrther enacted, That until
otherwise directed by law there shall be no
new appointments and no promotions in the
Adjutant Generals department, in the Inspec.
tor Generals department. in the pay depart.
ment, In the quarterm astsrs' department, in
the commiseary department in the ordnance
department. In the engineer department, and in
the medical department.
Sec. ]. And be IL Further enacted, That brevet
rank shall not enptle an omcer to precedence
or command except by special assignment Of
the President. bat such assignment shall not
entitle any oficer to additional pay or allow.
ances.
ADDrOyed March 4 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

During the week. ending to-day, there has
been received n the Treasury Department
from the Printing Division, s4ss,6s6 in Frac.
tional Currency.
The amount shipped during the same ne
nod was as follows: To National Bangs and
others, el52,2&3. Assistant United States rreas
urer at New Orleans, sl000Oa; do At New Yors
e2OO Total, si52,2i3.
The amount OF securities held by the Tress
urer Of the United States in trust for Nation n
Banks, reported to-day, Were follows. For
circulating notes, S3i2, ,7&O,2r0; for deposits OF
public moneys, S32, $50. Total. s375 iS3 ,so
The amount of National Bank currency Is.
sued during the week was s15e. I6l, making ne
total amount iesued mp to date s3l3t6l,se6.
From this is to be deducted the following
amounts: Mutilated bills returned, Sl2. 500, I75.
notes Of insolvent ban ks redeemed by United
States Treasurer, 81, ,05s, ,39S; leaving in actual
circulauon at this date. s29e, SOC. .:s23.
The amount Of Fractional Currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week was s56O, S35 eS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

ALEXANDRIA AND EICINITY.-We clip the
following from the Gazette Of last evening:
., Hgh,cdy Robbery-Last night, between Q and
10 O'Clock, as Mr.. John o. Hill, of Prince
Georges county, Nd, was on his way from the
Mansion House to the Marshall House. where
ne was stopping, he was suddenly confronted
on faiffax street, where the Ferry Slip Alley
enters IL, by man who sprang out of that alley
and said, "1ll relieve you Of your hat, !" suitine
the action to the words. The robber then see
ing Mr.. Hills handkerchief protruding from
nls coat pocket, seized it, saying and that too
MI Hill having by this time partially recoy
cred from his surprise, made an effort TO call
IoI assistance, when the high wayman exhibited
elong knife, and telling him he would cut his
tnroat II he opened his mouth, searched his
pockets and took from them all their contents
amounting to some twelve or fifteen dollars,
and then disappeared down the alley.
Atezdndyid, L0ndOn aud Hampshire Rdilrodf-
We learn that Mr.. Lewis Mckenzie, the Presi
dent OF this road, with his wonted energy Is
with the other officers Of the company, hasten.
ing the preliminaries for the prosecution Of the
extension OF the road to Winchester-and that
no time is lost in making all the arrangements
ior surveys and for work. The extension will
be vigorously prosecuted.
land Sdie.-Messrs. Green Wise. Real
Estate Agents, have sold the farm Of W T.
Mcf arland, at Guilford depot, Alexandria
Loudon and Hampshire Railroad, Containing
ga aeTes Tss.,ni 70 ~ S.sy @ Of New Martnsvlls,
Clerk Of a Convt.-Among the recent appoint.
ments by the military authority in this State is
tnat OF Tnomas Pendegrast Hendley, former
prominent Radical OF this city, as Clerk of
the Court OF Culpeper County.
Hands Dischdrged.-A large number of the
hands employed In the work shops of the
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad, In
this city, have been discharged during the last
tour or I've days.
!S,corn In.-Walter L. Penn, one of General
Stonemans recent appointees, was sworn in
as magistrate tins morning before Justice
beacn, and Will at once enter upon the duties
of his once.
NeV Neam Line.-The owners of tie steamer
falry are making arrangements to run their
boat twice week between this city and Deco.
quan.
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virginia News

w. j. cousins was arrested in Richmond on
monday, upon the complaint OF the Collector
OF the Revenue, Gen. Mulford, who charges
him with having defrauded the u. s, of 1 60 }
tax due on tobacco. Cousins is also Charged
with removing the machinery and contents OF
ms factory, at Rockets in order to prevent the
seizure of the same. The accused was bsiIed
in the sum of $1,000.
Mr.. Z. q. Baldwin, of Rockbridge owns
Iand ooout twenty miles above Lynchburg,
containing probably the largest deposit of slate
In the world. 1t is an almost solid state noun
tain, situated three miles from the canal.
Tnere Is 500 acres IN the tract, which also
contains iron ore. The Lynchburg New.
learns that company Is in process Of organi.
zation to fully develope the valuable mine.
The man who recently went into a lecture
room In Charleetown, w. Va. in a state of n a .
dity, has been notified to quit the place. He
refuses Something else may possibly follow
Inc "Southern Opinion" newspaper IN
Richmond. has again changed hands
The Greenwo Gold Miae, in Spotsylvania
Is said now To be worked with profit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27
w EuGHING TaE BABy.

How many pounds does the bsby weigh.
BABY who came but q month ago.
How mapy pounds from the gro wing curt
To the rosy point OF the restless toei
Grandfather ties the kerchief knot.
Tenderly guides the swinging weight
Aud Carefully over his gtass-s peers,
To lead The record-',only eight"
Softly the echo goes around.
The father laughs n the uny gtrl
I be fair young mother sings the words.
While grandmother smootns the golden curl.
Ar d shopping above the precious Thing.
Nettes Hiss within q prayer;
hurmnring softly, Little one,
Gfsndfaiher did not weigh you fair"
Nobody weighed the bsby's smile.
UT the love that came with the helpless one
NOBODY weighed the threads OF care.
Prom which woman's lIfe IL spap.
No index tells the mighty worth
OF little baby's q uiet breath,
A soft, unceas iBg me ronome.
Patent aud faithful unto death.
Nobody weighed the baby's soul.
For here on earth w.ights there De
That could avail God only knows
It's value In eternity.
Only eight pounds 20 hold a soul,
That seeks no angels silver wing.
But shrines il an his human guIse
Within so far and small thing.
oh, mother, laugh your merry note,
BE gay and glad. but don G forget
from haby's eyes looks out q soul
Tnai claims a home in r len yet.
Asc TOrk HOWE yOEraai.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27
Washtnston Annual Conference Methodist
Episcopal Church.

FIRST DAY.-The sixth session of the Wash.
ington Annual Conference convened in the
on Thursday. Right Rev. N. Simpson, ID. ID.
presiding.
b. Brown was elected Secretary, and @. O
Fisher, X. H. Robinson and ]. w Dansbury
assistants.
The Bishop presented the annual report of
the Book COMMITTEE and q paper on lay dele
gation-referred to a committee consisting of
Revs w. ;. Wilson, Il. w. Lewis and Alex
Kennedy.
The Standing committees were elected
The fourth question Of the General Minute,
was taken up, VIZ "Who are the Deaconsl"
and the following passed: W. 5. Wilson, 7
w. Dansbury, VIM. u. Echols, Wilson Lee.
wood, Andrew Edmundson, John Hughes,
washington Carter and John II. Randall.
After publication of the usual notices and
some remarks by the Bishop, the dox xoloey
was sung and the Conference adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternson's Dispatches.
FROM HAVANA.

ShiPwreck-Steam seized By Pas.
sengers.
HAVANA, March 2s.-The schooner Virglu,a
frice, from Manzani1la for New York with
he~s. and became total wreck. Grew saved.
., The steamer Comandiearia, the regular packet
ostween Havana anc Cardenas, left this port on
tuesday last on her regular trip to Cardenas,
carrying about forty passengers Nothing
heard OF steamer afterwards until to. .day, and
fears were entertained for her safety. News
received Tonight however, announces that
several OF the passengers of this steamer, who
nave lately been prisoners in Fort Oabanas,
threatened the crew and tsok posses sion Of the
steamer, and disembarked the lady passen gers,
a portion of the crew, and the Captain at
Roques, and then proceeded. it IL supposed, to
Nassau, N. p. The dlsembarked crew and
passengers were subsequently taken up at
Roques Key and carried to Cardenas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27
HALLS VEGETABLE suClLuAN HAIR

Renewe the vitality of the scaip.
Renews the hair 20 its original color
Renevs the nutritive matter which pourishes
hair.
Renews the brash, wiry hair 10 sflken softpess.
Renevs the growth Of the hair.
kenews the appearance Of those that are Bal a
and Gray, and 10 q spleodid hair dressing. No OF
or Alcohol 70 clog up the pores. One bottle sSsws
lite effects.
b. r. HALL CO, Nashua, n Il i, Proprt stor,.
For sale by Gil df uegists. jsls-2m
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WRECK OF A STEAMSHIP AND Loss


LONDON. March 27-Telegrams from Hong
Kong received to-day, report the total loss Of
me Pacific Mail Steamships Company's
steamer Herman, seventy miles north
japanese troops on board, all Of whom were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27
BOND R0RRERY.

DETROIT, March, 27.-Alvan wilkins stock
oroker, was yesterday robbed of &5,OOo iu bonds
oy coincidence men, who had the desk arranged
so tnat the bonds put in the pigeon hole were
Immediately distracted. The sWindlers reached
Canada safely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27
LADIES ELECTED ON A SCHOOL com.
MlTTEE

CONCORD, N. H, March 27.-The wife of
alderman VIM. Brown and Mrs. Chandler
Eastman have been elected members Of the
School Committee at West Concord. The Board
consists OF i've members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27
THE PHILADELPHIA MURDER

PHILADRLPHIA, March 27.-rhere are NO
new Developments in regard to the death Of
smith, the janitor OF Girard Hall. The detec.
yves are working epergetically, but thus far
have been unsuccessful in obta ming the slight
est clue which would lead TO the detection Of
the perpetrators,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27
FARMERS,
iith PERRY DAVIS PAIH

Provide yourself with PERRY DAVIS PAIH
kILLER at this season OF the year when OoIie
Cholera morbus, Dysentery. Diarrhee &C ~
disable your hands-usef ft in every case of The kis1
and nv ears for ft, ~ 10 does not effect . spesdv
curebut BE sure that You trust 60 no ., her reme6
but the old, long tried Perry Davis Pain KNEE
which hes never failed Tar =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

~The Atlantic cable II growing moro per.
Oct In Its insulation month By month, IL u aid
~Two ladies In Lancaster, Mas, la,sly
st.rted ont With petitions, one for signaturcs
i1ees Of voting, the otHor pravine tho feeis.
latlre TO allow women 20 reinais in their pree.
eht sphere. Ths latter raA ahsaa twenty -six @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27
V- Yonw-vrpa~ ~o.pr
tBy Bankers' ana Broksrs' Tslsgfapn.l
Lewis johnson Z DO. quote stocks and bonds


N1wYoRH, March 27.-First Board-U. 8 g.
issi, coupon, llsx; S:s0's, lSe2. coupons lIsR
-. coupons. ~; lsda coupons, 1lsK; Isse
coupon, new, 1l3S; 6s0's, l56J. coupon. lI3 x
io:ao's, coupons, iu5 y; Pacific Mail. ssk; Ohio
4 Mie: Oeruncates, san: Mariposa, 81. Atian.
"a Mail, none; Canton, 5sX; Cumberland, none;
western Union Telegraph. 37K; Quicksilver,
none; Boston Water Power, I5k; New York
Central, l6lk; Hudson. l3s; Reading, 81 \:
Michiean Central, NIX; Michigan South.
ern, 96h; Illinois Central, none; Cleveland and
Ptttsburg. IS; Northwest, san; do. preferred.
"; Cleveland and Toledo, lO6 L; Rock Island.
13l; Fer Wayne, l23; Alton L Terra Haute,
30; Toledo z Wabash, 66k; Adams Exp.,
5sk; Wells. Fargo e %. Express. 30K; United
States Express, 81; American Express. 90 Z
MerchAnts' Union. 15&: Chicago 4 Alton, lag:
DO. preferred. A9x. Market steady. Gold,
l3l 3lkal3l1.
LoNDoH, March "a, I p. m.-Oonsols, for
money, 20; for account e3S; Bonds, S3X; I'M.
nois, 96& a97; Erie. 24k
FRAEKToRT, p. m.-No quotations.
LIVERPOOL, l p. m.-Cotton market closed.
Holiday.
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We clip the following from the Railway

TUNES:
We commend 70 the attention Of our readers the
following note frOm one OF our sitfzens:
About year ago 1 was ATTACH ed with Hemor-
rhage OF the Lungs, and have been coughing a.
most tncessan sly sinoe-till I csmmencsd the sse
Of Allen's Lrng Balsam, by which I have been
greatly relieved, in fact almost permanently cured
.R.lS Your ASei n, 10, 9 q hln1IoK.
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PHALON's .PAPhIAN LOrlONn
THE ~ sHIu AsD oorrL,,.

sIHSyEs RaSpEss AE6 t5rsEf EfSfEIoss, ,.sokL.s.
and renders THE SKIN SOFT
FAIR end BLOOMING
FOR LADIES in the NURSERY ft 10 fnvalusbls
Tor GENTLeMEN after sHAvIHGtt he's no eoual
"PAPHIAN LOTION" 10 the snly reliable -.
sdy Tor diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON's "PAPHuAN sOAPm
or the I0ILkT. NURSgRY and BATH, vfu noe
chap the ekIH. Price 2s cents per oaks.
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