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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-08
AMUSE MENTS.
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THE PRINCE OF TEEORs.
NEW Memphis fHEATER


MIRO A. CHIZZOLA has the honor Of an
VI nguneiDg 70 the citizens and the musIe-
LOVING public OF Memph stuat he has Concluded
an engagement with Mrs. w. G Tbomuson-
lessee Of the New Memphis Theater. fOr tha
6reat Musical Advent, viz: The arst appaar-
anes IN Memphis OF the WOrld-rencWned
SIGHOR r. BRIGNOLI.
The unrivaled sweet, silvsr-yoiced Tenor Of =
-, aBdthem most favOriJs artist In America
assisted DY the following eminent artists from
the New York Academy OF Music:
MILE. MARIE LOUISE DURAND the voBnS
and Distinguished Prima d ma Soprano-
sig. fEfRILLI, the crowned Baritone.
Sig. SARIl. The famous Basso Buff0.
sig. LOCAIELLI, BassJ COutante-
Sig. STEFFANONE, Musical Director.
First night, MONDAY, May l0th-DON PAS
QUALE-
second nlght TUESDAY, May uth-rL BaR.
BiERE Di
WEDNESDAY, May l2th-Grand Farewell
Night.
Scale Of PriceS-ParQuette and Dress Circle
reserved, 81; admission, 81 80; Family Circle,
81 Gallery, 50 cents
sale Of seats. for the threa
nights only, viii commence On "Wednesday.
May Jth- al 3 am, atthe boxOuiee. Thz sale az
seats for either OF tbs three nights, viii open
on friday May I my5
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7" ANTED-A man who Is thoroughly &C
" UuaiuIsd with The boot and shoe trade,
10 travel Tor a mandatory. Must furnish
best Of references aS 70 character anu ablLuy'
Address, stating terms,
M~ACkENZIE, GULL q o.
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Music by the Band.

Grafton by Hon. J. w. CIapp.
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NyANTED-At the Commercial Hotel, a
ma ket man 10 drive market wagon 70
q from garden. Reference required. my
ANTEp.-In every county in the state OF
Nv Mississippi, and IN the counties OF Sneioy,
Tennessee. and ] kiln, Alabama, ataorCughs
enerreflc man 10 lake charge Of and devote his
entire attention to a good paying business.
Address, including three cent stamp, or spply
10 "KIng OF tie West Manufacturing Com
many, IS sad Is Monros street., Memphis, Tenn.
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NEW PoTAToEs-ConAWay & Co., 1863
Main street.
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JSo. J.. DUPUY, secretary.
THE above is published only as part Of
tbs news of the day, and must not bs
taken as in any endorsed by this
papsT.-EDs APPEAL
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ANNoUNCEMENTR

NOR ATT0RNkY-GENkRAL-we are an
II tboriEsd 10 announce WALKER WOOD,
EsQ OF Tiptrn county. as a candidate for At
tOrnsy-General OF the Circuit Court OF the loih
judicial Circuit, atthe ensuing May election.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

". Ia sailor who enlisted Feb. 5, 1854, is not en-
titled TO the extra bounty given to soldiers -
D. s. j. h-Ihe statute of 1868 does not Affect
the right of discharged soldiers to exemption from
militia duty and tax.
j. C.-Any respectable lawyer can get your chlld's
name changed If the case Is proper one, and with
out much expense. IL cannot be done without a
S5ldier.~To be entitled TO the extra bounty. you
must either Lave served two years as an enlisted
man or have been discharged from the army Tor
wounds received in battle. IN. -,
veterans of 1912 from the State of New York were
duly audited but no appropriations were ever maze
by the Legislature for their payment:
p M-United States Fiye-Twenties sell at hIgh
prices because foreigners hold them in preference 70
The other bonds. The difference IN the prices OF the
various FiVe-Twenty issues is purely speculative
4 Ttrn.-A lawyer regularly admitted TO practice
m the Superior Courts of his own state, ana haylng
been i'm practice for three years may De admitleu ia
the Courts of the State OF New-lork, on mouoh ana
production of the certificate OF bis admission
r. L. S-rhere is n sinking fund OF per cent on
the earning Of the Pacific Road when goes 70 cancer
the principal Of the bonds issued by the GONerameht,
which IL is said will pay them in y years III II
sbonid NOT do so. tho Government could take the
road. subject To the bonds issued by the Company,
which are first mortgage upon the road ana equip
Oncy-Thc Supreme Court certainly can decide
that part of the Legal Tender Act is constitutional
and part unconstitutional % s one h sSS
ever has not declared any part OF the ACT unc0hstl
tutional Il has Just decided that Congress dld not
mean to extend tho Legal lehueT hCb W CohO," 20
previously made, and that they are not covered by
It, For certain reasons, which are well UNDERSTOOD
by LAWYERS but would take too much room TO ex-
Main here this decision is in accordance with the
course OF legal precedents in England
w. n RIFF YOU enlisted for two years, August ~.
1864 and was discharged with the regiment, August
H. 1885 YOU are not entitled TO moro than onethTd
of the 500. The law regulating the payment OF
bountes which passed Congress IN July, I0f pro
vided that onethrd of the bounty should be pad on
enlistment, one-thrd at the expiration of half the
term of service and the remainder at the end OF the
form Of enlistment; and it reserved 70 the Govern
mont the RIGHT of dschargng the soldier at any time
daring the period for which he enlisted. AS you
were discharged few days before the expiration o.
claim for more than the third YOU received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09
APOIIO HALL.

Mr.. Jerome Hopkinss sixth and last concert
IN AID Of the orpheon socleys Free Choral School Fnnd
was given on Saturday night, at Apollo Hail. broadway
ond To,y gbthst Tho performers Mr.. hopkins,
Mr. Gri,wold Mile Zepherne, MISS Agnes PerrinR' MISS
Laura Pcrrng. and Mr. Polink; The house was Wen 9
uIed and Although there little exhibition Oh III
maners on the part OF few people h the gaSres, tpS
auiiance were Quiet aud appreciauVe IDS " cue, ~
part perhaps to the hint printed IN the programmes
hba seryance by the audience OF perSeot quietness
% nmsIe Ia earnestly epjoned rs the artists
rcerya The privilege OF considering any endorsement o.
~ regniation as an Invitation for tfsm 70 abruptly
leave tbs stage Tho least whisper villa 90 considered
gr0sa rudenesa. . A.. .,..,,.. 4. A.. xo.nootor ~
R1nTs 10 te great want OF mod Of safe egreSs ton
Inaiio fnl The Hall Is the sr,eOnd floor OF large
badng in which certain nights there are from ipo
IN Two flights OF Stairs OF moderate Wnsl
lead fo tho front door there Is but one ana when tne
poouIe fon daneingroonI and the audience lIOoi
Aio iJa yDd tue occupant Of other apartments meet
nj Inc head OF tho stairway crush is sonnet rsnt
mi md the chances for reaching the street IN case OK
Are are very s There Is but one entrance 70 pI
Han. IL oI4ns uptn SOFT OF corridor, about Our iyo'
wie which ends lgar head OF tho frat ght Oh s,S
Tiroueh this corr dor Ia impossible for more tNI 1
persons pass Asr, and II can BIO readily seen ta'
crlwd Of aIo90 poOpia III Apollo HaU durus Rn aAtV VI
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DoMRSTIC!MAREETS.

s,v,SS,H Ga, March 3-Cotou 6mi Mdilngs aAe sales y"
bales; receipts. J go hale. . - A., -. 5000
,sassrr sales c nosn steady i 81 6o@6ss % Crude Tor
,sntns steady g2DSJ Cotton dali Tar g"et AZ ~ % osn
MoBiLB. March a-COoa 70 liSA 9enAou s"d nm SAFES ~
hse. recent $50 bales, exports, flSbales ,,, All
E.w OKIR,SI March s-Colon fair demands Mldlnss Riel
al, 900 barl Receipts Saturday 500 bales 10
Gold il2l EIchang-Sterng ltlt Commercial ~ ppt1a s
Yeliow isle flour dull, Supe6oe SO " Double sn
TAM R,t,s %[2s Corn TgaooA Oats aOc Br,n 81 ~ ~
pm. s?s Pork dur so 80 Bacon lower l,ie 40 81
Caf,s Arm, Pair isloi6c Prime 7i@lBie .o A.,., an
MauptIs March g-Cotan 2i tzHc hecepu 90 o. T5A73c
,s ssg bas Flour dull sod unchanged Nosn % 1870, iiS
Pork ~ 90 Balk Meats DALI wear Soe' iO'"' '' -
L,so March sFoar do u 81 73e 81 e o,ss9a
,s "a s2lSs5 70 quet aud du! at 81 o'fSi o Ei
tsSSsrs, March Rrehaugy NewYOrk Al llo premium r
So snvng Efrus S5osG - wheat ae1s M MvaIsu t's4.
hm Al I66S n; No at 81 TO- CaEs active sni I'D
no . New Si1Siei No grade sie oas cuq ard dsshped
s NJ AZ atS,ic Rye quiet vi 1881 ts Barley steady
al s5sSI8L WHISKY steady zoe Provisions o"e MES,
PSsS hO RsIS Mru,, Ia mir demtpdi Dry sal@i
nala,, i5c buyor March Dressed aegs 9liet A. ~
sSiS 50 Live Hug dali and easier Light 70 FAR Syezi
~ Assorted ala HRS Critic STEADY Or higher gtseSi lo"e
ssss ss Pair Good Buteheps st1Ses9 si 6a"d kus .;
Kors Shipping Bsvss 5000 2S ReedPts Tor 20 ~.
mi. Flour buh Wheat o9O bns t3rn ENus0 uuh
wS.,t asSoO bush Corn OOO bush oats iae~ bash Rye 80
0 sp ISS. March 5-TobaoconoSs doing Co.tOnLsE Ma
T1I 90 O9ST as Treble TO fanc, 81 s@slO 90 Shss
hsasy Fsr 10 Cboee Red 81 le,S 49, strictly Prime Mes,f ~
Fsasy Red 81 ss9st@i Ne sfuns, ~ nfssAnn >.
Ss%a dull p, a '' SS e Sss,S $751; or Choice
Snrpe and s915 for choice Fab Rye Gall WbsA T4ss S
Ms Porl very duh Bulb Mr.s quet SAoadsrs Rts Ces
sides sc; Clear sides 6Ic BseoO-1JebbnE e s.s,
s s5ss7 i sos ios, sfa Il $SsSg gross Rec'StSS SS
FIoqr 500 bash. Wheea 800 b,b Corn $40 bush. oaN
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POLITICS IN GEoRGIA--A CORRECTION.
PROF. HAMILTON ON HORSE TANNING.

An interesting exhibition with illustrations
WAS given yesterday afternoon by Prof Hamilton on ms
own theory Of horse tanning The ehhiDuon 'ooA P"'o
an canvass font in tho rear OF WRlaeks Theater The
Professor apoogzed to tho audience for not being able to
Rive them moro coinmodOus place. Tho nrst part OK
e entertainments was free 10 as many spectators rs he
ace yTonld hold and consisted OF exhibition on the
nerfect docy and obedience OF two horses Tacq udef
this system These animals are the property OF INC tro-
fcssoy and ncrfof1n all the wollknOwn tfCks OF te
trained circus horse with moro than usual hety aAd
obedience TO the word OF command At the s0hciusion
NJ this mart OF the exhibition, the Professor
stated that Inc could not only tame bic
most savage horses incredibly short tue ana ente
them of any special vice. but no could teach ihein AL
these tricks ana drive them by word Of command only
and that he could instruct any ono NOW 10 sthh uG
eame results IIo proposed % ustr0se ms Sston. hlu
fully expose IL to many Of tho 1eheuioI present
of secrecy which oath Was administered ln the rrofos
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CARPESTIERon Sunday evening March ssF Tong oesI Mo
, hsrseret w" wife Of James s. Carpenter
OF Twenty hrsst, stnesa the lob As " o'clock Tba
friends Of the family and Of her husband respectfully invited 10 at
tend without further notice.
CLARK-At Moucair n J. on SATURDAY. March Henry Clark
d. late President Of the BSseT County MdealSOcies the Sh
year ofhis age.
Funeral services the Monc Presbyterian Chorch TUESDAY
y O'Clock County Society
of the profession generally nd all friends family intt
NeSfork at III o'clock returning from AonteAir at 333
CRoSBYAt Irviugon n. y Sunday typhoid
pneumonia Fanny second daughter Of stephen and Arsons Crosby
Relatives respee, invited attend
The residence parents Irying0n Wednesday 0h
inst, at u O'Clock ?. Hudson Railroad train leaves
ImruehH at O'Clock aad returning, leaves Iningo0 at I'll
GlLLBITBhe funeral oihs Rev Chss Gillette y. D. late secss
9 OF me Commission VI Home Missions Cooed People viii take
place IN the Church ots Holy Trinity Montague Bsoekya
Tnedav the 9Th inst at n O'Clock The menhers o. toe Bosa
requested to assemble the Chapel oeat to the Church t
O'Clock m.
KEAPPIu Brooklyn Saturday evening March Harriet st
- Of the late Comfort Knapp the 8lst Of her
Funeral services the residence Of EsBs Knapp No 50
bhopaee Monday. the 9Th o'clock sad At Dsa-
bury Conn., (shere The will be taken for Bterasn Tues
day forenoon the arrival Of tue from NewYork
hBAD-At sOwers 81 Tuesday Benjamin aged 90
Funeral THURSDAY III oceck Train leaves the Harlem RAD
ROAD depot a. Twenty sIh at 81 o'clock Cor GOhieos Bridge
Station, returning The same day
MURRAY-Ou Monday March Frances 81 rrle Of TOna, Murray
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
STETsoSOn Sunday March Lewis w. StsssOn. aged
The relatives and friends Of the family Of Polar Lodge
No 25 F. and M also the members OF Ws Plains Lodge r.
NJ are Invited 20 attend the funeral Wednesday Msb 10 at
O'Clock nom The residence ~ Ehn Tompkius Al white Pn1
Trains By Harlem Railroad leave Tsent sIht 10 ana W o'clock
Eastern papers please copy.
THOREB-Saddeu On Moa,7 March sesres fever Lydia A.
Youngest child Of Samuel sud Pbebe V. ThorDe.
Funeral services will he held eHience Ga Ws
Thirty sixth ST., "Wednesday morans
wGSTHROPM Pau Ptsnce Saturday inst 0tssVuis
Winthrop " this city. In the 800 yesr Of his ss
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THE BOARDS OF EXCISE AND HEALTH.

The Board of Excise, yesterday, ordered the
granting OF 10 new licenses, dismissed complaint, ad-
ourned another and acquitted two dealers charged with
keeping their establishments open after midnight.
Eleven cases are set down for trial next Monday.
Inc principal matter discussed before the Board OF
Beath was the alleged slaughter house nuisance on
oehnan HILL The case was presented at the last regu-
LAT IeeBK by two OF the citizens aggrieved and was ar.
gued, Yesterday by Judge Culver and exPresdent
pcnutZ Tor DIR Esner whose abattOir on Frstave and
Is alleged to be particularly nuisance
u ny essrs Van Pe Scott and Schafer for the citi-
zehs ABOUT forty Of whom were IN attendance. After
iai ana excited hearing the Board resolved by vote
VI nYe 70 one not TO revoke Mr. Elsners permit The
cson anu arc determined to continue with the utmost
Vgor ana ny lawful fair means their opposition TO the
concentration OF the city slaughter houses on The shores
Kips Bay. 0' Y" '"' '"'A''
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sOr himself with all due sOennity As nil tho snertaoa
accepted these conditions, no dcscrnticn NJ te nd,is
oandt can De given And It is doubtful il even with
out the restriction OF tho oath lucid explanation we,e
possible from an ordinary Journalist After iIIns-
fatng Ihe system OF Harey, the Professor proceeded
10 ue0nsIale ls weaknesses and defects and ponted
OUT IA te hos Iorcble and comprehensive manner the
superiority OF ms own system; he then explained the VA
~ a t hui ses are subject from defective
tralhhk 9r Du disposition showing how remedy them
lie suceesslVely two animals which had been
sent 10 n 70 operate upon, and illustrated practically
what he haI 9eiois explained. The first one vicious
Drute, hunteu 10 baking and Kicking he reduced 20
passive Ooeuence at the word OF command All lovers az
h0rsehes should attend these classes OF Prof Hamilton
whose ea not always couched in the most
prehensiDle. ~ 1870 ~'iHh ~A" NViu
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Spninl 9Otitts.
Prospect Park, Brooklyn.


Citizens arouse your might and bari from power che
eat Prospect Park Below pOisi tive oaHdat
they trying have passed By the psat Leg
out the highest Ground aud best part Of the Park:
| SALE OF THB NINTH WARD PARK LAND.
The following tHe 9 nov heoe me fatne ,n.hori 'S'
sale Of S and T0 s Ss S .Is 5s1. ,p
for .oa in bs,fof The City Of BrOon 70 ehirse, sat .e a. pa6
deem :1Cso Or pert Of The . 2S rhR I 2 Witch
by Washington aud southHy by te Town q
t and S Ss Inc Of Tssab UcS les. Sao t~o basd ss1
sixty feet in a shall "a e ga S6 s sad Commissioners
land sheh the said Commissioner. shsl @ tey
the bonds Of the purchases secured BY norggs
ior SSen portion 2, s Ps bi bss BEEN made he uspq Cor
iroer and Clerk the City Of Brooklyn Corpori,s sg
good aud ntss deeds 81 sonyeyso,s VIII ., ~
from determine shall tho DO detysre
:as he stipulated p therefor The
20 6S m ote s 10 fee staple to the G therein jsscf5e
sG Al money. tsat .Ss received ,oe ale, .ss q;
IS 3 to them the % D.,s ~ &. ss s S as s -
created I2r The seaemP s S sISs sis5 I PS, PI
se ,R 70 0e ] sHsS ~ pg ~ & set the sai Pst Con-
the said Comm =: SHaS. faSa AN
mens aPPeEtainlg thereto =, a., ,, 49,, \, N, ,ns
delivery deeds herein before directed al liens rg6.s sna esSs
IN ne S section Of this act arising upOh
passed May entitled Al lay public park AID paad.
gro e 10y us. April H. 1885, shah be and
ssG ps2 sSb 90 ss ai s Ss a ad 10
shall streets and aI9as. ever or sp.a ne '.s 'S s
they may eIpedieD They also craze pave. curb and
gutter sn Of which they shall az t aed at
shade thereon their discretion aS s aey slAI pe lNa
o the hey shall sshso map aeet
80 he made ana M the Comm soEet u tue said
eity and the Of tue said city sa asuPe be
borrow nom time neh Of moReJ not exceeding any Tine
de ann OF Necessary 20 par Tue si1 nd ~
proper condition sale be repaid slh interest out stihs b p
ceeds Of saea
sEC & This set shall take effect Immediately.
All persons property bOer and others oDoHf the seo OF NE
Ph Commissioner 10 their attempts leave out tho iaRd upon The
esey side Fabusae sUd 10 favor Of retaining '-n a aa~
praan tpafk
on and the adoption OF such be deemed ada
Bile on WEDNESDAY, EVENING the ID March IA Prospect Hail.
eorpsr Fulton and FlstbusA- ss 7fO'c'eet
GEORGE NJ WOODWARD, corner VandebtAEs and F%kP'sSS-
WILLIAM A. COLT No. 80 At.Antcss
| JAMES W. MURPHY. No. lib West Wsfreast-
Nj MCCORMACK No. 96 Carroll a.
| A WOODRUFF Ho-79 Statesl
| J. p ROBINSON
| WILLIAM NOSES, Washib gtOn ave
| DAVID b. MOSES, WArenSi
M % s.,og vii, be adjourned to wRDNRSDAYIths 10Th dsy
otM,rb at the same place by Oriss Of The coaIus' an
/ psusl a that time. : ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09
MEETING or THE CLAIMANTS AGAINST COL
HERMAN.

A meeting OF the soldiers who have been
swnded out OF their bounty claims by Col Herman the
defaultng claim ageut hold last evening at NO llS
Bowery tho purpose Of taking some concerted action
to obtain the amount OF their claims About co OF COL
Hermans victims were present Mr. Lambert was called
TO the Chair and Mr. Justus Luhrs acted as secretary
letter was read from Mr. Geo. j. Green regretung ms
inability DO present and suggesting the course OF nc
ton which he thought would be most profitable IN inc
circumstances. Various suggestions were also mace Ny
other gentlemen present and lively debate took place
ms 70 the bost be pursued Finally COMMITTEE
Of i've was appointed which was Dsr ucted y determine
meeting OF the claimants Tho Following named
gentlemen constituted the Commit 1ee Messrs
w. Finley T. Howell, j. Lultes, VIZ Lambert, and
ChnresJ. Green The Committee III meet at No. p
Esse Hst on wednesday evening no. g. at o'clock. The
O'clock at No, ll3 RoWeTP,
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e could not possibly escape without seross loss OF life
IN saturday night the audience numbered about 100
M Hh was nine minutes and half in being emptied
theIG Deen the slightest panic among the people the
Hhge ext would have been blocked up and the tramp
uS anu crushing OF two three hundred women and
clureh would nave been inevitable. Apollo Hall is, In
sV an UNSAFE place for public exhibition and should
Gosed ny the proper authorities until the null
p s exits ana It's entrances, widen the starcases and
IN OLhefWse 40 arrange that the whole building filled to
iS utmost capacity may be cleared in five minutes time
without danger TO life or limb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09
nrsrp1,cr1vE rIRE 1N DE- AND wEsr. sTs.
AadeIphia. February ls. 1899.

Soon after o'clock yesterday morning fire
occurred on the third floor OF fourstory building No
IS Dey-st IN the premises of Messrs Myhan schonck
wholesale dealers in salt fish, The upper floors OF tins
building and tho one In tho rear, No 12 Wests, were
burned out and tho buildings aud contents adjoining
badly damaged by fire and water The loss Of Messrs.
MyhaD Il ScheuCk Is estimated AZ $4,000 insured for
s6 900 by city companies No l2l Wests Is occupied by
Messrs Combes Appleton, dealers in -four and feed.
Toss ON stock $4,000 insured for $500 by city com.
NAMES Nos 10 and 40 Westst are occupied by Messs
Young Pratt dealers -four aud feed. Loss on stock
,rcnHlly by wator $1,000 insured for 10000 by city
and ontOftown companies No. 80 Deyst is occupied by
Inv water 81 COO insured for $4,000 No 81 Deyst is
cHpied by T. C. Kmbal dealer " pT9ylsohs ana fruit
b,d5gs ara owned by Gould Hoyt, and are damaged TO
the extent of tlO0OO insured by various compaples The
ot by Fire Marshal Bracket The total oss VIII reach
nearly $4,000,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09
FIrNERAIS TODAY

AHRESS AUGSUT Brit,On st.. PaetOyylls. s.
BONNER, Mrs RBBBCCA, No go Grand-st
CLARK j. HENRY, 81 D., Moacar Presbyterian Oharsi ~
CONNER SARAH y, No l4e High St. Brooklyn
GOSS. JAMES. No. 100 East TSellthsk
GRAPP, WILLIE, Jamsics
HIGBIB, Mira SARAH No. Is ShippenViie1s o., HJ6Skea
JONES ENOCH Wletts NJ T. Church.
MADDEN WILLIAM No. 2B SeYenthst
MCALARNEY, ANN. No. ia Motst
MCNIPP JOHN B. No 69 West ffnyfrstsl
OAKLEY Mr.. MERCY. loukeTs Baptist Church
OSTRADER ABRAHAM d. Reformed Dutch Church CsrnsataEs
Brooklyn.
PISB, Mrs. MARGARET, No 2ls Jays.
SCHEBDEC6BR, GEORGE HENRY No. lJl Woosers.
SMITH JOHN G., No. LeSis-place., SecoDdst
WALL Mrs. SUSAN n. T., No. JOl Thrdave.
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WEST INDIA MARKETS

u,v,s. u,,h sugar market quiet sales mate h
bas OF "a reals per aTrabo for Ne II Dutch STANDARD hehse
onlon lGa per premium; Paris, on United States
ayy ssht go l cent discount short sight par "a pc
cent currency prnami short sight 24f per cent discount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09
JOHN W. HUNTER,
w. A. con.
EDWARD ROWE.
EDMOND briggs
HARROLDy DOLLNBR,
4 A MONSEIl.
Asbury
LIFE ISSURANGk.n oMPANf. ,

LIFR INSURANCE. COMPANY.
No Broadway. Reaie a., ~ Y.
meetlng
,as and have already issAd over 0o poll
es I PoiIGEs EoNPofsRIf stand COED as esdsls
,nnt a. die MI witaaut exchange eod0pSSn advantage
aarred BIZ 10 ether Cempsst IN The state -. =, -
pIVIDKNDs popns Partnership PlEa iu.rsssd b. a
Opnion Of the Hon Wa BARNES sgperstenGeht Of Sts
tn plan making dividends eeornk b 4 capital lf
net vsusl wh Ar partner In he CouSspJ ssiitd 70 ueSh
credit uste arb simplicity an probably hs seas th pnaSlr
dSirbuuEk nv sssr VI = puaAl Oo.
pauy uBdpE lAirs through o. ~ On;
a. ElIiorr VIE res snd ssSy. h0cbaysOoss Aesasg
= A sS~ good s0lss.s wanted = = u u
sSarnt. Hmm o. No. Psrktew T. Agents Tor oosaia
\ - sHEIiCk An and uROPBAa PA1Ehfn
! Irwsbtsbys year, eIPeri,nr. - a.,
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Hazard & c..wsn,. Cod Liver Oh tn. best

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JEwALERs ASD DKALERs GRADES WALrBAH WArcHN
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Special attention Is called very ipe watches msis
Wabam warrant shall satisfy the most eractDg demand tef
beauty, finish, and accSrAcy.
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BaIIstOn Spa Ar1 sian LithIa Spring Water contains
all the ingredients Of the 'ndpa Springs o. Europe aud America ss
double their strength Rheumatism Dypepa Ede ana
other dsses pleasant aha aud diurec For sale BY all Drug
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09
THE STATE of TRADE.
IArRsr RrRopRAN MARKETS

PARIS March 8-Boufse quiet Rsaes II H. Toe -, -, -,
iIlyRH March s-EyenngThe Cotton market closed eae ou
ir%spool March sBvenng Refined Petroleum closed ais per