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The Last Rail.

The last rail was laid yesterday on the Louis
vile, Lexington, and Cincinnati Branch Rail-
road, making one hundred and four miles be-
tween Covington and Louisville. The cars5will
not run for u week or two.
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4 Co.
Schr g. O. Brooks Brooks, Providence Sinnckson SCo
Schr Reading RR. No A. ROdan, Norwich Castner Stick
ney 4 Wellington. "
schr Jos n Biting, Waters, Newtown, Hickman Cot
tingham. wv
Schr Tantamount, Montgomery, Boston, D. Cooper
Sehr Broadfied, OroWell, Boston, do 49,
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MEMORANDA.

delphia, at Liverpool I'd inst ' ~ A'"
Steamship Ionawanda, Wakely, for Philadelphia cleared
Steamship Norman, Orowel hence at Boston 18th inst
instant @' So ''''N'SN'' 'o'N
Steamship James 5; Green. Vance for Philadelphia,
sailed from Richmond 18th inst
Bristol, Eng, I'd inst. -
Barque Presto, Brown. for Philadelphia remained at
Barque George Henry Jenkins for Phadelnhia 6th Mt
Liverpool Sd inst
Sd inst - ~ -'
BarQpes Hannibal Meerian, and NJ r. Milford Shields,
for Philadelphia, at London sd inst.
Brig L. Pye Pye, of 81, john n b., from London for
philadelphia towed into Charleston yesterday by
steamship Oriental from for New Orleans the
former being totally dismasted.
instant.
SCbr M X Miller for Philadelphia, at sagua 9Th inst
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FROM THE WEST.
ApopIexy.

/. CINCINNATI, April 19.-William II. Rice of
Quincy, Illinois, was found dead in his bed at
the st. James Hotel in this city last night. The
coroners jury found u verdict of death from
opOpleXy.
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Latest Shipping Intelligence.
For additional Marine EetUs see Iaside PAGES.
(By Atlantic Cable,

UIT16l OrIf
from New York. N
LoSpoS, April ls.-Arrived, steamship Atalanta from
New York.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. HIA................AP APRIL 10
OLEARFp WIS MORNIN

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
A. H..........66 II A. M..........77 p 80
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
DRoPOsAIs FOR ss2,7S7,oto :,

IDROPOSAIS FOX SA561UuO
l. Tax Relief Bonds Of the City OF New York
Sealed proposals will be received a the Comptrocrs Office
until Tuesday, June ~ 1852 at two o'clock r. M when tho
viii be publicly opened. for the whole any part OF
the S27e7 c60 OF 1.-THE Tax Relief Bonds Of the City
OF New York; authorized by section two Of chapter sT6
bonds 10 be Issued ths purpose Of providing
redeem the Family Aid Fdni Bon IL OF the city OF
New York due November that portion of the County det
due November and the quota OF the State 10 be levied
York during the present year.
The bonds will bear tie rae Of per cent
per Rnnun, payable semannuaiy the Hrs day Of Mas
and So-Saber n each year, aod the princiual will DO
The proposals VIII the amount OF bonds desired and the
price ccherco and the persons whose proposals
accepted will hcreupon be required to deposit with the
Chsmosrlsin the awarded 70 them respectively, to-
The "Fsinly Gid Fund Bonds, No. s." OF the city Of New
York. due Hoyonber 1895 the boais c the county OF New
York entitled "New York County Eonds for tie Repayment
Of Tayes due November l9 and the Revenue Bonds o
at their vsu and accrued interest payment account
OF proposals tie Aforesaid Tax Relief Bonds OF
the city OF Kew York which may be accepted and IN such
cases the adument will be made at this cce aud the new
Ga presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of the Chamber
lain for deposits made With him or the aforesaid
loan the parties Will he entitled 10 receive bonds for equal
Of The value Of the awarded 70 them, bear
ing interest from the dates o. payment
This loan, without increasing the deb. OF the city offers
investment 10 companies au individuals, uryalcd In
rity, and for period OF years.
Earh proposal should Be scaled and endorsed "Propos
In secord envelope addressed 10 the omp,rolier.
The right reserved on the part Of ts Comptroller, "
eci any or all OF the bids In h Judgment the Interests Of
"' McmARD D CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
Cry OF NRw YogK, DyPAgraEsr cY FfsAscp, ccxr
TrCLICEs OIIfrv, June le. 1ssg
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JUNE o. lses-TRpLE SHEET
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLAox's
THE LAUEI TROUPE.
BuRLEsoUE
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT
BRILLIANT COSTUMES ASp.no,,r. AND
GORGEOUS rRANsPoRMATION SCENE.
EVERY EVENING AND
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT g.
WIS TSsSP Two SPPEERFoRMANoEs bAiIY sIA''''
Family circle, 90 cents; children Is cents; general adms
which include all slsa sss hTsETa sfpa cuRIoslrIEs.
LAST MoSEEx''s SEET' mS;i siysskEis' gSskIsEisifsy' Of
eaEaoRs9s ass 'ss FAMILY.
EVERY r AFT%EnM0ok, ! % at o'clock, and
MONDAY June s. .hs slsat New York fsSorlte
Mr.. +. EDDY,
n bis sensational dran,ati1ation Of
THE WANDERING JEW.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, soi BOwERY.
i Last Week OF the Season.
windows on every side Cool az a cucumber.
new comic drama,
THE FEMALE FiLIBUsTERS;
SIEGE OF on, EoNa M BRANCH.
A Great Variety Entertainment
9SSS SS hs1sanl AsSs siss. S sn's o' isnt
9. q. Riggs. Maggie Fielding. J. W. McAndrews.
g. W; Thompson Alice somsrs Nelcouri Bros:
Jonnie Benson. Mile Sorenno , lGeorge Warren
day and Saturday Saturday evening, Testimonial TO Tony
Pestor.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
ANIUaENTENTa.


VNAvERLEY THEATRE
w MONDAY June q, AMI evcry evening during the woek
DICKENS OLD CURIOSITY SHOP,
Edward Coleman ;Quln
noorge swiveuef
And r' powerful SsSa cas-. MATINEE SATURDAY ~
NIBLO's GARDEN.
The SUMMER ssa as1aff.s Theatre AND rHE CooLEsT
CONTINUED SUCCESS
LYDIA THOMPSON BURLEsoUE TROUPE
UNAfPRoAoaABLE oaoTssoUE FRENCH DANCERS
TUESDAY, june 2a q. 9, every v = syeninS sn and
FOURTH WEEK SATURDAY AFTERNOON "S n
FOURTH WEEK
Spectacular Extravaganza written by Henry B. Fsrn
sINBAD THE SAILOR, R'''''a
siSBAD THE SAILOR, SAILOR, THE s.r,o,
preeminenly distinguished by the
LAVISH APPLAUSE
BEST BURLEsoUE OF THE DAY
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS
SUPERIOR 70 ALI OF OTHERS N orr,n.
GRAND scKNERy.
EXQUISITE MUSIC.
GORGEOUS DRESSES.
NOVEL EFFECTS,
TELLIN0 HITS,
GRoTEsQUE DANCING.
THE MOST FINISHED,
70 THE AMERI0AN PUBLIC
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADvANCR.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22

INRIE RAILWAY COMPANY.
u Tenders will he received this oce unt July TO- 1852
the following supplies delivered required
line of the Erie and Atlantic and reat Western RAILWAYS
for the OF said railway companies TO lat January p
Rsiroad Castings o! all descriptions
Railroad Spikes.
Railroad Chairs.
Track Bolts and Nuts.
Hot and Cold Pressed Mails and Bolts.
Fish Plates.
Bar and Round Iron, 'rchnei."
Boiler and Sheet Iron.
Pig lron "snthrace."
Pig Iron, "charcoal," equal TO salisbury"
Wrought iron Axles to order.
Frog Steel, "to order"
Steel Frog Plates and Points, so orlsr"
Spring Steel.
Steel Axies to order
Cut Nails and spltes
Wrought Nails ard Spikes.
Georgis Pre 70 order.
Chaips.
Lard Oil.
Bell Rope.
Hay.
Shovels.
The deliveries % be made IN such Quantities a.
may from 10 time be 6etermncd by
the company, after the acceptance OF the tender.
Parties bidding the quality OF the material OF.
fered and at what point delivered, also furnish samples
when required
Payments in cash, customary with this company.
The right TO reject bids which
Lnus, be enclosed, scaled and addressed TO
GEORGE q. HALL, Purchasing Agent
No Il ErfaI loci foot az tsade s,re New ORR
The New York herald., 1869-06-22

DOOTHS THEATRE,
ID Twentythrd street. between Fifth and sxth
This and Every Evening during tho week, and
SATURDAY MATINEE,
Mr. EDWIN ADAMS,
ENOCH ARDEN.
MISS FANNY MORANT. Is. MIRIAM LAM
MISS BLANCHE DE BAR. as. ANNIE LEIGH
Madame Msrguertes domestic drama, In Ave acts,
entitled
ENOCH ARDEN,
founded on Teunysons beautiful poem OF that name.
"a shipwrecked sailor waiting for q saiI
No sail from day to day..
The play will be produced for the frst time in New York
and with the and attention that have
the former productions at this establishment, with
ENTIRE NEW SCENERY by LEWIS AND WrTHAA.
NEW COSTUMES by JOYCE.
NEW PROPERTIES by DEUEL. and assistants.
NEW MACHINERY by DUNNE and assistants
NEW MUSIC by MOLLENHAUER,
and the full strength of the company in the cast.
Doors open at M; to commence at O'Clock
Seats secured In advance at the boz ONCE OF the
theatre or at It's branch ticket Office store Of
q. H. Dison Co., No. I'll Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22

~ WEST FORTY EIGHTH STREET.-THE LET WITH
BOARD an entire second Floor newly very hani'
somey furnished also single and double Roons for gentle
men: house is fui width and IN class; references
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
PROPOSALS..

(NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTM - SEPARATE
" sealed proposals. endorsed with invite OF the work
10 which relates the of bidder and date OF its Offer
ing, win be received this Office until ii o'clock A. NJ OF
Wednesdsy June 80 1859 from persons les ay auhorsed TO
the laying of that 10 is2d street. between second
and Third and in l23d street, between Second and
forms for the bids obtained en- the contract
clerk a. this Office. THOS. STEPHENS,
ROBT. L. DAHRAQH,
GEO. 8. GREENE,
New YogS, June le, 1869. Croton Aqueduct Board.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22

(NROToN AQUEDUCf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sealed proposals for Ncolson Pavement, each endorsed
with the title OF the work which relates the Of bid
der It's oferiny he received this Office until
II O'Clock Of "Wednesday June 80 1852 frem saeh per.
men in the city Of New York, for the laying Of that pave
rent In the following localities to wit =
Tweny-four street, from First to Madison
Twen,ysevcnh street from Fifth TO Sixth Avenue Thirty
street, from Eighth Ninth Cornndt street, from
broadway Greenwich street; Dey street, from Broadway
TO West street. and Fourteenth street, from Eighth avenue 70
University place.
The plans for these w0rks he seen and forms FOR the
bids obtained application tho contract cork at this
Office THOS STEPHENS,
ROBT L. DARRAGH,
GEO. S. GREENE,
NEW Yosk, June IA. 1862. Croton Aqueduct Board.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-28
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
P!ND TIRED FAR CORDIAL.

AS the summer fog disappears before the fresh evening
breeze Its constituent properties, though slmne, are
From the very first the debtlted victim of
noxious drugs realizes that he has found friend.
glow Of warmth begins to pass through his chilled
circulation. The pulse becomes natural and regular
and b0uyaney of sprits-the consequence of an as
surance of returning heath comes upon the petilht
The fell disease Consumption, while the lungs retain
ANYTHING of strength upon which TO build Is dspelled
by the PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL. in a manner to
which thousands of grateful patients have felt duty
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How many, who have died and left their children or
phans might have been living in blooming health had
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remedies, instead of the noXious poisons TO which
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-28

The list Of casualties in mines during
the present year presents CHASTITY chap
ter of horrors to shock the sensibilities
and sadden the heart. Among the most
frightful may be enumerated the calamity
in Gold Hill, on the It'll of April, by which
thirty men lost their lives the coal
mine explosion at ST. Helena, near Liver.
pool, on the 22d of July last, which re-
suited in the death of ffty-three men, the
Ferndale colliery disaster on the 10th of
June, in South Wales, in which like
number Of yictims-ftty three-perished !
that at Lanca shire, England, twentY.eight
killed; the coal-mine explosion near Dres.
den, Saxony, on the "a Of August, in
which three hundred and twenty.one per
ished; the colliery explosion at Firminy,
near St. Etienne, France, whereby four.
teen persons lost their lives, and this last
frightful disaster at the Avondale mines,
Pennsylvania, which killed one hundred
and eight.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-28
RITCRCOCk'S DIME SERIES

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-28
The Philosophy OF Ill Health.

Sickness is very largely the want of will.
Everything is brain There is thought
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cludes in it far more than mental philoso
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1t is another name for life-force. Men
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TO array a mans minu against his sick
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Nothing ails her. 1t is only her imagi-
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ter suffer in bone and muscle than in i'm
agination. If the body is sick, the mind
can cure it; but if the mind is sick, what
can cure Exchange.
WHY is musical instrument like the
sea? Because il is often sounded,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-28
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-28

This laFALLIBLR REMEDY does not, like the poison.
GUS irritating snuis and strong caustc solutions with
which the people have long been humbugged, simply
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-28
Aliens Lung BalSam P!
THE RxNxpY FOB CURING
Conspmvtioa. coughs. Bronchitis,
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When the Doctors say medicine ia good and reliso,
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-28
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-28

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-28

Why is a musical instrument like the
sea? Because il is often sounded.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-28

n CUT THIS OUT toR FUTURE REFERENCE
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-28

ATTENTION ATTENTION! EVERY MAN
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-28
Their Constitutions have Yielded.

Tar from ne pine Tree forest, as prepared by DR..
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"rus PRODUCT OF THs TRsg 10 FOR tn. HEALING OF
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the idea of medicine becomes lost In the quality OF
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-04
CONGRESSIONAL.

NEW SUPREME COURT AND SEPARATE CIRCUIT
JUDaEs-A NEW BILL TO REGULATE MIssIs-
sIPPI-RECUsANT wTTNEssEs-AIR-L1SE RAIL-
ROAD FROM WASHINGTON TO NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON, February Sin THE SENATE,
Trumb,lll, from the Judiciary Committee, in
troducod bill for reorganizng the Federal
Judiciary. 1t provides for nine judges OF the
Supreme Court, and for the appointment OF
Circuit Judges.
The Consular Appropriation bill was passed.
Boutwelps Constitutional amendment was
considered to adjournment
In THE HOUSE, the secretary was directed to
withhold payment for stationery contracts.
Beck introduced bill regarding Mississippi,
which provides for an election in May, under
universal suffrage and general amnesty, for
a modified constitution and for State officers.
1t was referred to the Reconstru ction Com
mittee.
The recusant New York witnesses appeared
ct the bar Of the House, and were ordered 10
remain in charge of the sci geant-at-arms until
tho committee are satisfied.
The bill for an airline railroad from Wash
;ngton 10 New York was discussed.
The Indian Appropriation bill was consider
ed, and the House adjourned.