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THE MINER.


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FRENCH ToAsr-Beat four eggs very light
ana Stir with them a pint OF milk I; slice
some bakers bread, dip the pieces into the
egg, then lay them in pan Of hot lard and
Try brown; sprinkle little powdered sugar
and cinnamon on each piece, and serve hot.
II nicely prepared, this is an excellent dish
for breakfast or tea quite equal to watfies.
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NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
1869.
TIE Wei known f-vofitr els ae-bu steamships o tie
AMOR LINE.
san regularly er-rr saturday a-i ait-raa wednesday
from NeN fprk t1- LHafnnirH"T and HIa-E1w. arI
carry passengers to snd fr.n 4i .hg railway stations
u Great hrtain aul ireland. aHi railroad stations n
he w..trrt -.a.az

Flr-- stI further Faducef. New York o. Glasgow
Liverpool Up londaul.rTy Cabins go 90 and S-a-uH;
>t-er-gs, o. Londonderry Glasgow, $50 IHtermed-
at- g. e-tra Passenger booked 90 aud from odd citias
49, ttars p thr Continent uf Europe
hlasauW gr Londonderry tn Chicago. 5000.
A. thts Company area nOJ EMPLOY runners passengers
Ehl either come direct t0 the Office ar address rhe
agent ~ iaaii. Apply t0
JAMES WARRACE&. Agent.
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INSURANCE.
TNSUk ANCE-
V'IE EQUITABLE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
or Chicago, Illinois.
4 AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, sI,000,O 600
CAPITAL PAID IA, 100000.
OfiCe--l20 La Sale Street,
Oriental BUILprNG


Pas iDENr-SANUFL HOARD.
WIGS PREsiDsNT-G HUBBARD.
ssCRETARy-O. ". BARRETT.
In=nres Buildings, Dwellings, Household Furniture
Wearing Apparel Family Stores Stoke W. Merchant sa
and an other proper subjects nf insurance ht rates re-
mensurate with the hazard ana oa auy rhsp1Hs
company.
The Stockholders Of this Company comprise over TWO
HUNDRED Of Wealthiesl and best business men, who
have pledged their capital their interest and their direct
and carefu supervision, establish Institution that
will be credit N city ami afford equal u amuity
with the best and safest companies doing business.
The Policies nf this Company, nrnu examination, With
BE- found free from a the tecncatieF nni constructions
that characterize che policies 0f other companies ANA the
losses paid a. the ijg=tmeut or the claim
without the nsna delay or sixty ninety days, az claimed
by other Companies &i-Gu-
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CHICAGO 6 PHILADELPHIA
SATURDAY. June, u, 1860.
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sql,s4 10

tZIydFo 10
With interest at seven per cent, at the
age Of eighty-One years and six months
they have a fortune of 100000, while with
interest Al one per cent they have but $2l,-
343, making a difference Of $47S, CSC. If
ID the former case they deceased at the age
Of eighty one years and six months, their
fellow citizens are indebted to their estates
or heirs, $500, 900, with an annual interest
Of S35 900 and in the latter, the citizens
are indebted to them $2l .343, with an annu-
Il interest Of $2l3 "A. Even at one per
cents the interest legally accumulates for
them more than one-half as much as they
earn by labor.
TO Re CONTINUED.
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EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAY
steerage $50. sas and 20.

'7'7V'l -I7lFIII "71Il NIIH NIH Wv INIas
steerage $40, s35 and $40.
Passenger forwarded % au parts OF Crest Rritsn
and Ireland. Alsa. t3 ere continent 20 Europe Plans
n cabins on vieFi ana olIth- secured .u advance
SIGHT DRAFTS FOR AEY AMOUNT.
Parties in ne ecuniry vim address ere undersigned
by mail, aEd those visiting she city sn comaair
the Office runners employed hv this corrauY
and any one claiming to be such is al imp stor.
JAS. wARRACK.
southeast corner Madison and IA sale, streets Chicago
INMAN Ilrarrn-r
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THE OLDEST AND BEST.

49, @OG0 SNO 0ESts
The very greatest vast in the reform movement Of to-
day. Is able, fearless outspcken paper untrsmmeed
independent, sne truly devoted cause OF reform
Such paper il the WoskTSaHAS's AtvocArE. Many
such paper. Every Of these Efforts up 70 within
short time have failed. 1t net necessary to speak Of
the q such failures It Is enough 70 know that
at this time there but paper Of all those started
that has claims as National organ. The WosKIso
MANS Advocate has been published nearly Ave years.
having surmounted all the obstacles that led to the fail
Of the many other made by various parties In
many parts Of the country The ADVOCATE IL now ap-
on arm basis, perfectly the possibility Of
failure that people can subscribe for Il and feel sure
that hey viii not ose their money they have many
times In the past The ADEOcArE not only the OLDEST,
the LASGEsr and the paper in the country devot
sd 10 the Interests Of Labor Reform Is not only nor
upon hrm financial basis, but is published By men
hose record as friends Of the Labor Reform movement
is such furnish guarantee that the paper will re-
main the champion OF the reform movement under any
and all circumstances
The ADvocATE will be a sentinel upon the
Esichtower guard the Interests OF the people.
While fighting every species Of wrOsg, shall be aim
out the CAUSES IRON which dew the many dsor-
ders Of society and make vigor upon them,
great atm viii strike the Of The tree We
win advocate entire change in the mOnstary sysssm
of the country, upon the principles and through the
means embraced Ia the Platform Of the National Labor
Union. We shall advocate the adoption, BY the National
Government Of a new land policy, taking the ground
that not another Of the public domain shOuId be
disposed Of to any company. corporation person. upon
any whatever except In small parcels 70 actual
settlers We shall favor taxing all uncuyatsd snds
and compelling ali companies corporations and persona.
holding lands BY government grant, % put the In
he market government prices 19s per scre) within
given time and case OF failure 70 do, the land III
revert back 70 the We shau advocate the
VI pfgscHt DanA S@Ah
ing in Of the whole National Bank eireulstiOnaAd Isa
ng In Its place treasury esracates convertible int
Donds bearing low Of interest," and vice SeTsa, Ut
he will Of the holder. We shall advocate . Labor De-
partment at Washington such 10 contemplated In The
ssolutons adopted in the last session Of the National
Labor Union We shall advocate Cooperation In any
md every form In which 1t be applied % preade
ion and distribution. We shsli advocate the shorten
ing Of the hours Of labor in svsy department OF Undue
try. We shall advocate stringent apprentice law in
every State entire revolution In the system Of
Prison Labor In every State.
We shall advocate equal rights and privileges 70 the
rol kingwomen Of cur country. Our motto shah be,
Equal and exact Justice to all" people. We shall advs
ate the
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IRnN MnLnEnN Nd nPEEATINE M

Il PROTECTIVE UNION, NO. 8 ot uinc.h. I .. N'
meets every alternate saturday nlshti ~ l"'
Han Nos "a and % West 5th -t
JANIS A. PAGK, Presidents
o. q WHEKLRE, Recording -ecretary-
" Sfl not D. responsible for money sent eceett y
Po.t DrHce On der Dran or fHpress
Address al CONNIE Gallons " --
y. 4. SHANNON, Race Street.
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EMIoRANT AGENCY.
TABLISH HE'D 1896.
European &c American
PASSAGE FREIGHT EXCHANGE
IN MAN LINFl

Tie Liverpool New York and PhTaieIphia Steamship
Co despatch one Of their untguifccnt and powerful
steamships from Liverpool and New York calling at
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We shall advocate equal rights and privileges 70 the
vol kngwomen Of country. Our motto shah be,
Equal exact Justice all" people We shall sdvs
cate the
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"a ten years and one months Interest
Total smenat Of ear Rings, and Interest thereon
a. l per cent. for sixty years and six
months
A ia fhe farmer case, suppose the men TO
live ihs isst twenty years and two months
Of their lives upon their msney. and ded ret
Tor their expenses
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CHAPTER iii.
THE RATES OF INTEREST THE GOVERNING PowKE
or DISTRIBUTION TO LABOR AND CAPITAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-18

Money shows rather more activity in New
York but brokers are able to supply their
wants without difhculty at per cent on stocks
and per cent. on Governments. Discounts
continue quiet at 7kal0 per cent. for prime
paper. The London market shows q DECLINE
OF tae In Flve-twenties, in response to the
higher price of gold, and the itrod uctiou of
Cuban recognition in the Senate. The bond
market in New York has consequently de.
cltned slightly. There is, however, q steady
healthy demand. and dealers buv readily on
the supposition that the present decline will
prove only temporary. Sixty.twos and old
Sxfy.fves are loanded .sfiat' to Der cent !:
other issues generally at 6a7 per cent.
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INDIAN TROUBLES,

UMAHA, March ls.-A telegram from Helena
reports that the Indians are again trouhlesome
Two men-Frank Leonard and John Me Don.
ald-had some of their cattle killed by Indians
near Yellow stone, and entire herds have in
some instances been driven on. Thirty sol.
Oilers who were sent from Fort Ellis in pursuit
OF them were attacked by about seventy a We
Indians The fight lasted one hour, resulting
In the killing Of several Indians The troops
returned 10 the fort during the night. Seven
nunored soldiers and citizens are expected to
start out against the Indians
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

81 HAtTtcks Day-1Xpios1ons
San FRANCISCO, March I7-St Patrick's day
was celebrated by civic and military process
sions and banquets at the Brooklyn and Occi.
dental hotels.
Whie hrtng a salute last nisht aboard the
steans hip Chrveofalis, on the occasion OF the
reception OF the Emmett Guards, from Sacra-
mento, keg OF powder exploded, wouuding
eighteen or twenty persons, and damaging the
steamer considerably
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TROUBLE AMONG THE DETECTIvEs--Capt
John s. Young, of the New York detective po-
lice, has resigned, because the Police Com.
missoners requested him to account for all re-
wards rsceived by him since the LIST Of Jan.
uary' This request covered 8 5000 paid to
him by the directors of the New Windsor
Bank Of Maryland for his services in recover
ing S99,5G0 Of SI20,0OO stolen from the bank
Capt. Young very naturally objects to paying
over this amount, and he therefore resigns.
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~The Women's Oo.operative Union of San
Francisco has only been six months in exist.
ence, and, it is reported. has already cleared
Sl,CC0, having about $500 IN stock on hand.
The labor Of the women is directed to sewing
and fine needle work, and they have received
three diplomas for their work from Agricultural
and mechanical State fairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-18

VThe chignon is to be abolished In Paris.
ga velocipede 70 carry six has appeared
In Paris.
ga Yankee is trying to obtain permission
10 have cock lights In the Champs Elysses.
- japanese kites are the juvenile nuisance
OF New York.
~French cities are prohibiting vslocipedes
on pavements.
@The British private soldier il henceforth
70 be permitted to allow his beard to grow
~There are nearly two hundred an,i-sla.
very societies In Spain.
ga million dollar hotel at Salt Lake is
Brigham's latest inspiration.
10Since the in vasion Of the Papal States the
Catholic ch urches in Paris has given lO5,UOO,OI
fIancs to the Pope.
~Waldeck, Q German town, has given
public notice that NO license to marry will
hereafter be granted to any habitual drunkard
~ Plain ness Of dress is decreed BY the lead.
ere Of fashion in Paris. Flounces, points,
beads and other trimmings must be abandoned
~Moritz Hartman, the Austrian poet and
journalist says that there are more busts and
pictures Of Lincoln and Grant In North Ger.
many than Of all the German princes.
SThe trustees OF the lllinois industrial
University have voted. fifteen 70 six, AGAINST
the admtseio of women students. The mem.
bers think it daneerous from the recent experi.
ments in that direction BY the st1dents, result.
hg in Tie sxpulston ef three stadsats.
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~ Mr. Graham, OF New Orleans. finding
Mr.. Harper with Mrs. Graham at uureasou.
able hours, and attempting 70 Knock Mr.. Har-
per down. was surprised to 1nd himself ejected
from his own window BY ths nendish bat
muscular Harper.
ga Memphis despatch etstes that grea.
complaints are made BY planters on account Of
the scarcity OF labor. Planters are offering
twenty-five per cent higher rates than last
year; ous nasos are unwilling 70 make con-
0actR.
Col. samuel Pike. the Essesant-as.Arms
Of the Ohio House Of representative, has
Zen connected With tWsnty-ssvsn 1t1ersat
nsW0popsfs.
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TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
PRESIDENT GRANTS VIEWS ON THE
TENURE Os OFFICE BILL.

ISpecial Dispatch to the Sar.1
boston, March 1s, 1869 The Adrertiser's
Washington special has an important statement
about President Grants vie ws on the tenure OF
ONCE law. He says he holds its force durinea
session Of Congress to be the same as during a
vacation, and such removals from once cannot
De made during a session except for cause
which would warrant a suspension during A
recess or vocation He also thinks that while
he law stands, neither removals nor suspen.
sions can be made for differing in politics with
the Administration. The correspondent says
the President stated his views at the Cabinet
meeting on Tue esday, and that they are ind dorsed
by the whole Cabinet
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AFFAIRS IN NOVA SCOTIA.

ST. JOHN, N. B., March Is.-The debate in
reply to the address closed last night, and the
Government was sustained by q majority of
eight. Mr.. Cudliss, of St. John, moved annexa
ton resolutions. but found no one to second
them dispa ch from st. Johns, N. r., says
tnat the union resolutions have passed both
Houses Of the Legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-18
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM,

GESrs-This is TO certify that have found Al
LEN . LUNG BALsAM ore OF the beet remedies
IN the world for diseased Lungs. have used a. in
my family tor breaking mp o troublesOme cough
with the haDDiest effect recommended il 20 q
young lady who had q harassipg cough asa vas
afened with sconsunption. and IL cured her 10
Few days. ] would recommend IL 70 al those pre-
Rsspectfully You're, A. HARRISON,
rb = Cincinnati. O.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SlClLIAN HAIR
RENEWBR.

Renews the vitality Of the scalp.
Repews the hair 60 its original color
Renevs the nutritive matter which nourtsbes
hair.
Renevs the brash, wfry hair 20 sflken softuess.
Repevs the growth OF the hair.
kepeWs the appearance Of those that are Bald
and Gray, eno is q spieooid hair dressing. 10 OIL
or Alcohol 70 clog no the pores. One bottle shews
its effects.
B. p. HALL CO., Nashua, n II Proprf.sors.
For sale BY ell df ceeists. jsls-1m
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SENATOR MATT. CARPENTER, Of Wiscon sin.
made promising debut yesterday, in a speech
upon the Tenure of office bill.
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ESCAPED FROM SINC S,xc

PouGHKERPsIR, N. Y, March ls.-rhere
was revolt in Sing Sing prison last night.
Two OF the Keepers were gagged, and five con.
died.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FAR m FRS.

Provide yourself with PERRY DAVIS PAIN
klLLEk at this season OF the year, when Collie
ehoera Morbus, Dysentery. Disrrhea, &C. j, may
disable your hanoe-use II in every OF the kiad
and nv ears for q, n it does not effect speedy
cure.but be sure that you trust 20 other remedy
which bas q va failed f.h 1o
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KILLED IN A DUEL.

MADRID, March 1s.-Celestino Oloyaga, a
nephew of Don SaIuntino Olozago, late m, mis-.
ter to Paris, was killed yesterday in a duel
He was q member of the Constituent Cortes
and one of Its secretaries.
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PRISONERS SHOT.

SING SING, N. Y, March 1s.-Six men at
tempted to take possession OF a lumber sIoop,
moored at the prison dock, this afternoon
The guards were called on, and three OF them
were shot and the rest captured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-18

lITIs RUxoRKD this afternoon that C,onel J.
O. p. Burnside, at present Disbursing Clerk Of
the Treasury. has been appointed Register OF
the Treasury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-18

BALTINo1l, March 17.-Ootton dull, nomi.
naely %. Flour firm for low grades, bat dull.
wheat nrm but dull very lowg rades unsalabie,
prime valley red 906a2l5. Corn dull and heavy
prime white Sass. Oats dull, nominal. Rye
dull nominal sales at e1 4s. Pork firm at S33.
Bacon active and hrm. Rim eidee. ~; clear do
H. shoulders, 1t hams, 29a2l. Lard hrm as 20
cents. Whisky dull at 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-18

W. A. SHORT asks us u say that he is no.
candidate for the Third Authorship.
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GOOD FRIpAY.-A memorial from some of
the Episcopal and Catholic churches Of New
YORK has been sent TO the legislature of that
State, praying that Good Friday be added to
the list Of legal holidaye. A bill to that effect
was introduced in the Assembly, and the
probability Is that it will pass Governor
Hoffman has promised to sign it.
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FATALLY STARRED.

WORCESTER, MASS March 1s.-James But.
Ter was fatally stabbed in the abdomen by
Thomas Dorr, in an affray at Oxford last eve.
ulpg.
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GENERAL CUSrAR SaFe.

ST Louis, March l8.-The reported capture
Of General Custar by the Indians turns ont to
be incorrect. Genera: Nichols telegraphed YES
terday for information regarding his SAFETY,
and found him all right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-18
EUROPEAN TRADE caxFERExcE

France and Belgium are Arranging a confer.
ence for the purpose of discu ussion of the mn.
tual commercial interests of the two countries
and to consider what notifications NAV be
Parliament, prohibiting the always of Bel.
gum from being Transferred to foreign compa.
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EVENING STAR.


WHAT GRANT SAWS to the odace.borers !:
That place, sir, is not vacant"
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New Ysrk Grain Market fs.day.
NEW YoRK, March 18.-Flour fOal5 cents
better. wheat quiet, without decided change.
Corn dull and UNCHANGED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-18

PREsIpENr GRANTS family moved into the
w hite House to-day.
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AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CoHpRR.
ENCR-This denomination, which has in the
United States seven bishops and twenty y.one
annual conference, one Of which (the balti.
more) meets 10 Frederick, Nd, On Thursday,
the 29th Of Acrr::. EsIt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-18

MR.. SCBRrCK's bill to strengthen the public
credit, which has Just passed Congress, wa.
received this morning by the President for sig
nature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-18

BLACK BAss.-Black bass, which but few
year since, were iret introduced into the ex
treme upper waters Of the Potomac, are popu.
lating the whole river. A splendid specimen
Of the fish was caught two or three days ago
in Pohick creek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-18

Gen. FITZPATRICK and ex-Secretary McCul.
lcch were on the Senate fiour to-day. Mr.
Thornton, the British Minister, occupied seat
in the Diplomatic gallery during the debate on
the tenure of. Office question.
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6sveFnuens SeeuPttiss.

WAsHINoTOH, March Is, lS69.-Jay Cooke 4
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
ernment securities:
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The FRIENDS OF Col. ALEXANDER seem to
think he will be able to hold on 20 the position
Of City Postmaster, through the influential
backing Of Senators Ramsey, Pomeroy, Yates,
and others.
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ADVICE TO YOUNG men ABOUT TO
MARRY.
Eseays for Young Men, on the Errors Abuses
and Diseeses incident 10 Youth and Ksrly Mau-
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cure sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes free
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NoMINATIoNs-The President Yesterday

nominated Joseph p. Smith, assessor OF Inter.
nal Revenue, 21st district. Pennsylvania, vice
Frost, deceased. Israel Washburn, Jr., Col.
leCtor Of Customs for Portland and Falmouth
Msine, whose commission expired January
29th, 1868. q. &. p. Clark, Collector of Gus
toms for Oswego New York. vice Van Oyck
whose commission expired January is, 1869
Henry d. Moore, Collector Of Customs for
Philadelphia, in place of Marks, res igned.