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Pursuant To he shove order OF the Hon l. booirr Judge Of he fh
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n,,t ~ Coum b. notice hereby gwen 70 al persons having cs
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s'IV u''s I" 'p' '-' " " e. II. BALDWIN. Receiver
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Gbanc,s for Business Mtn.
DROOKLYN MARKET,
ADAMS AND FULroS.ST.

TNO CAPIIALlSIS.-N ANIED-An ener.
gec business With $4,000 interest With
established cash business ProaA liberal and Principal
address with reference H. MOWAkD, p o. Boz los
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- SeaIs Building Boston, Mass
/ WHEREAS, 10y act of Congress the once OF
m t.mpar been from New lors 20 Boston. noco
h, given tul COUPONS ~ s Fret Morage Bonds 9et jan
1870 be uaahe and st-f that Dat. % COO % o. uo'rA
| mel Iai 81 this ofse IpiiN VI ,. '" Lh''-.-- l'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-16
wine and Water Drinking in
Europe.

DR.. Holland writes to the Springfield
ReDuJLCdR: some word as to the gene
raj sIIect. Since writing my letters
fromS Switzerland l have passed through
a winter of italian travel. Those who
are familiar with Italy will not need to
be told that during that travel | have
seen abundance of worse water and less
harmful wine than 1 found in Switzer-
land. The Italian wines are very light,
and the Italian water, especially that of
Naples and vicinity, is very bad. In
many parts Of Italy n cannot choose
but drink the wine of the country. L
drank it and so did my companions, but
l regarded it there, as l have learned to
regard it everywhere, as a choice of evils.
If the city of Springfield, Mass, we're
environed by vineyards ten miles deep
she would not be so rich asshe Is to-day IN
her aqueduct of insurpassably pure spring
water.
The greatest trials that Americans are
subjected to here, is connected with the
matter of drink. In Paris Vichy water
is now used quite extensively asa table
drink, by those who dare not drink Of
the water of that city, and will not drink
the wine. In the meantime, wherever
one turns in that clty-indeed, wherever
one turns throughout all these wine
growing and wine-drinking countries
he sees the evidence Of diseased or IN
healthily excited kidneys. The disgust
ing and indecent displays to which n
of my correspondent alludes, are made
everywhere and if they offend the SEN
sibilities of an American man, you can
imagine their effect upon an American
woman. Apparently there is less drunk
enness in Italy than in France, and less
in France than in Switzerland but there
is drunkenness wherever in the world
there is the article to get drunk upon.
L have not yet found the place where
cheap wine has seemed to work the cure
of intemperancs.
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Sides 1871 to 162c. Clear Rib 153 te
Ice. Rib Sides Is to Isle. Shoulders
III to 1890. Bacon, clear Sides 172 to
l73c. Shoulders 13i to lac. s. c. Hams,
plain, Is3 TO lee. s. c. csnvAssed 20 to
21c. Lard, in tIerces, lS1 to 1873; kegs
1871 TO zoe; csddiss 204 to 2llc.
In COFFEE there is no change. The
market Is very firm and demand moder-
ate. Ordinary to choice Rio, 20 TO 90.
Java, IS to SIC.
There is but a light. demand for CORN
MEAL.. Fresh, from store, 8 40 to IS so;
Kindred, 8 90 TO So 75.
There is a good demand for DRIED
FRUITS of ali kinds. Dried Apples, IL
to lie Peaches, u to 13c.
The stock of EGds Is light, and
prices are firm. We quote at is to EOS.
The FLOUR market remains dull
and Irregular, with prices weak.
Fine VS. quote at 4 80 to 81 IS /;
Superfine 5 to IS 50; Y 6 to So 80;
Xxx Z to 81 5O1 xxx and all Fancy
brands s to S11.
There is but little FEED upon the levee.
Cors steady at ~ o 73e.; from store rs to
soc. Oats firm st "A to 75c. Bran dull,
25 to S26. Hay q TO S2S, with some in
ferior Ctfsred st SIG.
The HIDE market is dull and prices
weak. Green 8 to SIC; Salt 104H to lie; Dry
Salt, 1913; Dry Flint, zoe.
Cape and Alabama LIME held al l rs
to 81 per barrel. Utica l IS to 81. Louis
vile Cement2 so to S..
SUGARS and MoLAssEs are firm and
in moderate demand, with fair
supply. Fair to Choice Yellow
Louisiana l35 to l6:; Yellow and White
Clarified 16e. Molasses IS to soc as to
quality.
We have no changesto report in Pro-
DUCE. Potatoes are dull at / 90 to 81 25
per barrel. No choice Onions in mar
ket.
POULTRY is in fair supply. Chickens
are steady at 6 90 to s. so for Old /;
Spring Chickens 8 to 81 90. Geese, 5 so
to Sc. Turkeys, 20 to $24.
The LIVE STOCK market is not active,
and the supply of choice beef cattle is
light. We quote at s to &c as to qualify.
Hogs dull at 70 gross. Sheep, 4 to Sc per
head. Cows with calves, 80 to $50.
Work Oxen, rs to $3.50 per yoke. Work
Horses and Mules, rs to 500 per head.
The stock Of SALT is fair and prices
are steady. Large Dairy, in ssven
6ushel barrels, 81 so. Small Dairy,
Ia 5 bushel barrels, s. so. Large
Common, in Z bushel barrels, 8 80 to
s. SO. Small Common, in 5 bushel bar
rels. 2 so to 81 rs. These are quotations
in lots from first hands.
There is q fair business doing in To-
BACC0. Csddy Tobacco Is in active de-
mand-in fact, all staple brands are firm
and active.
The demand for WHISTLES re-
mains moderately active and prices
are firm. Highwines 81 to 96c
per gallon.
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FIrst app, arance of Mr. webster

The early history of Mr.. Webster a
the New Hampshire bar is too well known
to need repetition, but it will not be
amiss to give the first impression which
he made upon Nj. Mason, as related by
Mason himself:
He broke upon me Ike a thunder
shower in July, sudden, ~porfentous,
sweeping all before it. l had heard of
him, but this was the first ease in which
he appeared at our bar. A criminal prose-
cution was pending in which l had ar
ranged a very pretty defense as against
the Attorney General, Atkinson, who
was able enough in his way, but whom I
knew very well how to take. Atkinson
being absent, Webster conducted the
case for him, and turned in the most
mastery manner the line of my defense,
carrying with him all but one of the
Jurors, SO that / barely saved my client
at the last moment by my best exertions.
l was never more surprised than by his
remarkable exhibition of unexpected
power. It surpassed, in some respects,
anythiDg [ have ever since seen, even in
him.
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Stocks at the opening were firm, but
Don became quiet without any special
feature Of interest, and closed panieky:
Wells Fargo Elk, SS}; American Elk
4O3; Adams Ex., 81 /; U. 8. Elk, 66i F;
Merchants Union Elk, Is; Quicksilver,
49, /; Canton 62f (; Pacific Mai, 95s West.
ern Union Telegraph Co., 442 New York
Central, 1919; Erie, = to =; Hudson,
1858; Reading 95s; Chicago q Alton, =;
preferred, =; Toledo, w. and W., i
preferred =; st. Paul, IS ; preferred
S7s ; TT. Wayne, 1913 Ohio and missile
sippi, S34 Michigan Central, l27 Mich
igan Southern, 1861; Illinois Central,
l45J; Cleveland & P~ittsburg, 50; Cleve-
land & Toledo, 1855 Rock Island, 1873;
Chicago & Northwestern, 81 ; preferred,
1O3s.
The following is the New York week
ly Bank statement: Loans increased
I,012, SEQ, deposits ~iLcreased $500, 0c0,
Legal Tenders increased J, 1892, 000, specie
decreased EOS, 200. circulation decreased
{. 1866.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-16
ola RaaI ishness.


Some of the symptoms of old maidish-
ness are thus described by a Scotch
! paper: When a woman begins to
drink her tea without sugar, that's a
symptom. When a woman begins to
read love-stories a-bed, that's a symp-
tom. When a woman gives a sigh on
hearing Of a wedding, that's 4 symptom.
When a woman begins to say that she's
refused many an offer, that's a symptom.
When a woman begins to say what a
dreadful set of creatures men are, and
that she wouldn't be bothered with one
for all the world, that's a symptom.
When a woman begins to have a little
dog trotting after her, that's a symptom.
When a woman begins to have a cat at
her elbow at meal time, and gives it
sweetened milk, that's a symptom. When
a woman begins to say that a servant
lass has no business TO have a sweet
heart, that's q symptom. When a wo-
man begins TO rub her fingers over the
chairs and tables to see if they are dusty,
that's a symptom. When a woman be-
gins to 90 to bed with her stockings and
a flannel night cap on, that's a symp-
tom.
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The Batch Free states.

The Dutch colonies in South Africa
Of the Orange Free State and the Trans
vaal Republic are attracting attention in
England, and the Westminster Recse1 is
vigorously arguing that these countries
should be annexed to Cape Colony and
Natal. These Dutch settlements were
founded by the Doors, who emigrated
far beyond the limits of the English
colonies, and built up republics accord
ing to their own social characteristics.
1t is asserted, however, that the Doors
enslave the natives, and stir up quarrels
between the tribes, in order to purchase
the captives made in the wars that en-
sue. These charges were brought for
weird prominently by the missionary aud
traveller, David Livingstone, who asserted,
that he was driven out of the country by
the authorities. The British Govern
ment is now asked to put an end to the
enshvement,o of the Hottentots by taking
possession Of the Dutch Free States.
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N APPLETON d CO., Publishers
so, 81 &c 81 Grand ST., n. Y,
Commenced, Apnl Sd,
A~FPLETON'S JOURNAL
A WEEKLY PAPER
4 WEEKLY PAPER,

nEVOTED to Litaraturs, Science and Art
IL Omitting ordinary news, Il avoiding par.
usan advocacy, both politi al and sectarian
the J0URNAL viii be devoted 10 general lit-la,
ture, 10 science, ant aud e .ucatiUn, n 10 ths
diffusion Of valuable upon SUD.
Jeets OF public impcrtance. Il Is Intended e
domestic and flreIgn, which can give Interest
and variety 20 its pages and neither exc ri or
nor expense VIII be spared TO secure the aid o.
the best Ia emit OF the time. We abstain from
the large profess s and the parade Of con-
soicuous names 80 common ON these occasions
and, trusting to the intelligence of the people
shall be content to lst the journal spsak fl
telf Tn department Of literature Will an
brace:
Eieion, IN ne form Of 6om Serial Noreis ana
BSays upon Literary and Social ToBies;
Sketches Of ITdUet GSd Adventure
Discussions upon Aft, Books, anil kindred themes
The pursuits and recrx GtiOaS oflte people, IgheLha
or tOlgR or country ; and
Poems bg our foremost poets.
Illustrations viii form an Important festu- Z
In the plan OF the JOURNAL Nearly evsry
number will be accompanied by either an IL
insira:sd Supplement On some Popular Theme
S'eel k~nzravlng in The best Sly q OF The All
or a L1ige Cartoon. engraved on wood. No. l.
contains a Cartoon u the Grand Drive
in the Central Park, a SpiIiteu and AMI
mated Scene. No &Contafns an Eight Pa
Supplement- CT UDground Lie ard Mining
WITH 10 llioStratiOqs. No IA 5 eel Engravinz
% Noon on the SeaShOre, nom a Picture Of
kensett. No. fan Art Supplement, Contain
Dg New York Illustrated with Il SUI erb Illus
TAilons. No "a Superb Cartoon Of the Lsvee
al New Orleans.
Novelty, freshness, and continual ehanze
Will be aimed aim this department.. The Il
Illustrations VIII usually be valuable as WORKS
OF art; those on steel, and the Cartoons, con
sisilng OF views OF American scenery, by our
mCss distinguished painters. and Illustrators
OF character and life, by our foremost draughts-
men. They tCiU be printed lCiLh extra care Ca
separate sheets, and may be s4NRT bcnnd IL the
volume at The close OF the yeN. or framed to
hang upon the wall. The JoURSAL. IN this
feature, t0tI be unlike any other.
zach nun1ber Of APPLETOs's JoUESAL con
taius 81 pages Of reading matter. The great
novel OF VICTOR HUGO, entitled THE NAN
WIZ or, BY Ii KINGS COMMAND,
wss begun in the first Number.
Price ~ cents per No, or a per annum, in adj
vance. Eorsale by al news ag nJs throughout
the United States. Terms for clubs may re 90
tanned Of the Publishers. Specimen optics sent
gratis upon application. my5
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Hans Christian Andersen.

Hans Christian Andersen is said to be
the best linguist in Denmark. He
speaks four languages fuently, and reads
four more. Thirty years ago he was
employed by several Copenhagen pub
fishing firms to translate French and
Italian novels and plays into Danish,
and although his translations were capt.
tai, he never got much for them. He
had, at the beginning of his literary
career, a great deal of difficulty in find
ing publishers for his writings. Even
the first volume Of his inimitable fairy
tales was rejected by every Copenhagen
publisher, and Andersen had finally to
issue it at his own expense, a venture
which fortunately proved more profitable
than the hundred Tix dollars which he
would have, at best, received from the
publishers. His " ImprovisatOre, now
considered the best novel in Danish lit
e%rature, lay for a year in his desk before
he could find a publisher willing to issue
it. He got more money from his Ger
man publishers than from the Danish
booksellers.
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THE CRURS.

Never within the recollection Of the
oldest inhabi:ant, says the Cleveland,
East TenO., Banner, have the crops
looked more promising in this section
than they do the present seas TIL
wheat prospect has no parallel In Ne
pasi, AMI if the present favorirg weather
continues that crop Will be abundant.
Corn looks we'll ard thrifty, and is grow
ing finsly-the first planting has received
its first pl0wing and the stand ia very
good. The hsy crop also promises a foe
yield. Garden vegetables look thrifty
and are doing well, The peach crop is
an entire failure, while there will BE-
about a half crop of apples. We have
some cherries and plumbs, but by no
means az average yield of these fruits.
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Trustees sale.

| DY virtue OF a deed of Trust to noe executed
ID Dy dominic Zweifel and George Waechter
l win, 81 Saturday the I'd day or May, A. d.
/ 1869, on the premises at the Eagle brewery,
/ proceed 10 sell at public sale, TO the highsss
bidder, for cash, the fOllOW log described real
properly, tO-wit: The said Dominic ZWeifel
and George Waechter's undivided two-thirds
IN a lot OF land lying in the county Of SAel0y,
state OF TsDne- see, and The ETY.. or Memphis,
side OF an alley between Poplar and Bass
streets, cOHomencing al the South Ii1e OF Geo.
" aechtsI's lot ai~dIunning South on said alley
tbiTty-two iset: taenoe eaStvaTdly seventy
i've feet; thence SouthWaroIy again one hun
dfed and twsnty-six feet. more or ess. 10 Inc
bayou. thence eastwaTdly seventy-dve feet:
thence ~northwardly one hundred and fly
eight fest nor or less. with RfsbolaS HupperI's
Hue thence WeSsWs Fuly one hundred ana dfty
feet with George Naechter's inc To the begin
Waechtsr by j. I'm p Schiocker, 2Sth October.
1858 ard paIt of lOtsold TO George Waeehter,
by Nicholas HuppeTt on the 6th day Of April.
1865 Also the sad Zwei:el & Waechter's two
thirds IN the barrels, casks kettles, ~engfaes.
MASKING machines, coal beds, malf mill and
Hsrg IN B Co.
The undivided third part OF George waecbter
viii be hrst sold, andif thatdoes not bring sur
neient 70 satisfy lhe said trust, than the midi
Vt5ed third of ssid Zweifei will be sold.
The title TO aboye descrifed property is pre-
sumed to be coed. but lsen only IS trustee.
JAMES RACHMAN, Trustee.
And at the same tim and place I, the under
signed. assignee Of said ltoniuie ZWeifel. bank
ton Of said Domisic ZweifeI in and to the
above described properly Terms c sh-
Memphis. April 70. 1853 lspal Assignee.
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POETICAL pATCn.woRK.

I only know she came and went LODsu
Like trsutlets in a YOOl: BCOd
She was q phantom Of delight, Wordsworth
And I was like a fool. Eastman
One kiss, dear msid." I Fasd, and sighed.
CO7enidge
"Out OF those lips uushornI' LOaQfelUW,
She shook her riagle;s round her head, StOdddTd
And laughed in merry scorn. IeilfySJh'
Ring out wild bells, 10 the Wild sky, TeangsOa
You hear them, oh, my heart! dice Cd1g
It's twelve at night by the castle clock,
Beloved, we must part! Alice Cary
Come back, come back, " he cried in grief,
Ny eyes are dim with tears 3 Taylor
How shall 1 live through all the days,
Mrs. CSg0O1
An through q hundred yearst" rs He1y
Twas in the prime OF summef time, Hood
She best me with her hand; HOgt
We strEyed together, deeply bieSt, Mrs. kdDdrds
Into the Dreaming Land. COrHt0GA
The laughing bridal roses blow FdtgROre
To dress her dark-brOwn hair, p. Taylor
No maiden may with her compare, BrdilsIOrd
Most beautiful, most rare! Read
And so I won my Genevieve, CO3cnidge
And walked In Paradise, HeTUeR
The fairest hing that ever grew Wordsworth
Atween me and the skies. 1eHRg SoH.
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EXTRACT OF BUTTgR PLANT.

brief aliusion to the orisiu or this import
ami discovery may not prove uninteresting
Among the anthenti.ated records Of the re-
nowned Captain Cooks voy age srouEd tbs
| world, is found the statement, that wbiz so
forming for a shcrt tine on the Brszilian
Coast OF South AMzruca, he observed tire ns-
lives using. in the Sspsraticn oflheir foOd. a
I psculisr oil, which, upon examination, he
iOund 20 possess the Appearance, Taste and
| flavor OF Butter; upon iua thsr Inquiry, how
/ ever, he sgcertaiued that is VAS sifnplY q Suh-
stance tnat the natives distilled IA q crude and
Imperfect manner ron q rich and luxrrtaDt
plant that grew spontaneously aud abrndantly
IN that warm tropica. country a few years
ago an emiuent French chsmfSt- while on a
professional visit 10 the tropics, > nUmer-
Gus experiments with this remarkable pro-
ductien OF nature, snd suceeeded ia extrazting
a conoehtrated eSenee OF ihe plant The ior-
mula Tor its preparation, acd tie Sole Right
for the sale in this ccuutry are the EXCLUSIVES
property or this company BY whom Il was
pun chased from the ORIGINAL discoverer. We
claim for this remarkable, ct simple and per-
feetly harmless preparation
LIST. That by It's use q net gain o. nom 20 to
80 per cent mad in ne manufactuEe OF
cutter.
d. That Butter, which fran age OF whatever
cause, may be strong, rancid, .stseaked or
COerse-graired, anu clmperauvriy useless for
general use. ~ the aid o. this Extracts re-
stored 10 Us original reshEeS and SWeetZ ess,
dne grain and sven rolor.
81 By the use % this Extract One pound OF
delicious, fresh Butter Is actually made nom
sh. That a pure and excellent table Butter
can be made, ~ a costCf from 10 tO@ cents Per
D02AA - AGAGa "a "a z . aaAL4AL ~ III
Ter. which Is the esentisl base.
5Lh. That Butter MANUFACTURED BY the AID OF
this Extract is equal n every respect TO the
best Butter made BY the ordinary method.
9Th. The Extract. after thorough analysis,
by able ~eheInlsts, IS prOnOunced perfectly nee
from any deleteHiGus substance, the ingredi-
e1ts being p1rely Of q vegetable nature.
7tb. In PROOF OF The foregCing assertions. the
faetory Of this company IS making one ton %
Butter per dsy, which meets with ready sale
in the New YORK market. aud IS consumed
from the tables OF The nrst hotels, restaurants
and private families in this city aud elsewhere
A sample package OF Inc EXTRA en- umeient
to make nifty pounds o. Eulf-Tf. with flu di-
reettons .o- use, Willie sent % eay address on
The receipt OF 81
C~AUFTCN[As an articIsxo Of real merit ara
to spurious isnltatunS We would Epe-
eiaily canton ths puSlc ssalnss counterfelts
and worthless limitations. advertised as pow
ders, eOmpounds. ste, as the Extract Of the
6utter Flsnt is prepared and sold only by
Tho Economy Butter Company.
Ofaee-II5 LIBERTY STzEEr.
FaetoTy-2S6 GREENWICH STREET, n. z.
state, County and City Rights for sale, ofsr-
ing to capitalists rare opportuHi1. S fur estab-
ishing 3 staple business. paying enormous
~
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OOTr0R.

The staple was quiet in Liverpool al
the opening to-dsy-UQlsnds 1l3i, Or
leans I151, and st the close was easier.
with safes of 5000 bsles-Uplsnds 1l3d,
Orleans 1l51.
In New York at the opening it was
steady with a fair demand-L1w Mid
dIings 274c, Uplands 2S4c, Good Mid
dliDgs 1889. There was no change al
noon, AMI closed quiet at same quota
tons. Sales to splnners 4S0 bales. To
SPECTATORS $50 bales. For export SIC
bales.
Receipts for the week at Sll ports,
q, 600 bales; receipts since Sept. let In
New York, 579,075 receipts since Sept.
l5t 10 all porls, l 500 200; exports since
Sept. LIST from all ports, l,274. 603 stock
en- hand at all ports, 229, 600; experts
from all ports this week TO LivaNRoI,
$3.50; exports from all ports this week
to the Continent, $3.50.
Our market was quies-Two or three
buyers were ont, but they only took hold
on small lots Upon q basis OF z643 for Low
Mtddlings, at which few factors were
disposed to sell. We make 70 change in
quotations.
COTTON STATEMENT.
or CoMMERcE,
M~EMPHIs, May II, 1869.
stock on haud sept l, lS5S-..-.-.. So. A
Received II
Received. previously. oil 24I ,2G2
2n.85
Exported to tay-------- %
Exported previously. .-..ZEo, IO3 ZZS,S
stock on hand at II m.. i24F
Receipts were per NJ. d c. R. R. 100
bsles; NJ. d 4. r. r.; M. & o. R. r.
81; 81. q L. r. r. R.; Steamers As
wagons 10; total %. Exports were per
NJ. & C. X r. A; III. & t. r. R. =;
N. d o. r. R.; Steamers 55; total
80 bales.
The Memphis weekly statement is as
follows: Rsceipts 1914 bales; exports
4I05 bales; receipts last week 1865 bales;
receipts for correspondent g week last year
G5S bales.
The following lie the Liverpool cotton
statement for tbs week. Sales So, 900
bales; sales TO spectators 5000 bales for
export 1000 bales stock ON hand 374 000
bales, CT which $4,000 is American.
Stock ahoat SIS 900, of which ls3 200 is
American. The American on hand and
sh0At, il will be seen, ara exactly SINH
lar in amount, and the whole statement
looks to US like mere guessWork, The
shipments from Bombay since last re-
port to the 8.h inst, were $1,000 bales.
The New York weekly statement is as
Nett receipts 1850, Gross re-
1915, experts to Great Britain
$3.50. to the Continent 1890, weeks ssles
IL, O20, stock AZ. SS5 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-16

"A Boston undertaken has Just died
who had buried 1860 persons whose
friends had paid him for his services,
and nearly as many Paupers eorPses.
The English Bible society has sold
nearly $500 D copies of the Scriptures
h Italy. Most Of them are taken by
Catholics.
The street lamps Of New York are
70 be lighted By electricity the lamp
commissioner win say, let there be
l;gbt.n and on the instant all. Gotham
viii be made bright as day