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the lead General pots second, Local two lengths
behind. when the drum tapped. General Duke and
Bonnie Braes ran side and side around the upper
turn one length ahead Of Local Then Bonnie Braes
showed in front, the pace helng very fast, ana she
LED oy neck at the quarter pole, Duke second, one
length and half ahead OF Local. General Duke
and Bonnie Braes had close and exciting struggle
down the backstretch. the mare keeping her head
IN front until she passed the half-mie p0le Local
one length In the rear. Going around the
lower turn into the Flushing end Local
made his run. and soon took sides with Bonnie
Braes, and before he reached the pole
had given her the go-by. He then made play for
General Duke, and as the latter came into the home
stretch, Local was at his quarters. Bonnie Braes
now gave It up and fell back After most desperate
run up the stretch, General Duke won the heat by .
short length, making the mile In 1:45H Bonnie
Braes was half Q dozen lengths behind. The follow
Ing sa
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY.-Purse $500, mile heats, best shree
In fve.
J. ODonnell entered ch G. General Duke,
BY Lexington dam hilla. by Yorkshire. !
DR.. Weldon entered ch. b. Local, by Light
ming, dam Maroon, by Glenc0e.....
Il. W. Walden entered b. IN. Bonnie Bfaes,
by Balrownle dam Pasta, by Revenue.... .
Time, 148-l:6El46x.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LONDoN Sept. lilo
p M.-CoDsols for money 92zs and for account 90,
American securities are quiet at the following quo
tatlons:-Unted states nve-twentles 1882 s3k: 1895
Old, say; 1897, slH Erie RsilwsJ shares, 96x;
Illinois Centrals, 95.
PARIS BoURsR.-PARIs, Sept l1-330 p, NJ
The Bourse IL firm. Rentes III. lie.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKRL-LIvERPoOl. Sept
11-2 p. A-The cotton market closed steady Md
sales OF the day have footed up 900 bales OF which
q 200 were taken for export and spsculation.l
HAvKR COTTON MARKET.-HAvRR, Sept. H.
Cotton opens nrm on spot at 16o frsncs Der cWs.
and quiet an0at
. LIVERPOOL BRRADsTuFFs MARURr.-LrvRRrooL,
GENITAL.
. LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. --LIvBRPooL.
sept ll-3:30 p. M.Pork 1l0s per terce OF 304 lbs.
Tor extra prime mess.
- LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. LONDON, Sept H.
Tallow, 46s Cd. per cwt
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANrwERP, sept. 1850
p. M.--Petroleum il drmer at 55% francs for stand
Ard white.
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Relief Meeting of Rniir0nd Employees mt the
Astor House-Address by Mr.. Corey.


Astor House-Address by Mr.. Corey.
In compliance with . call issued by Mr.. Charles
Noble, general eastern agent OF the Michigan Gen.
tra Railroad, and thirty-four other gentlemen con.
nected with freight and passenger lines. meeting
Of agents. supern,endents aud employees OF railroads
was held at the Astor House yesterday at O'Clock,
for the purpose OF devising come means OF giving
aid to the sufferers by the terrible calamity at Avon.
dale 1t was not largely attended, only eleven per-
sons besides members OF the press being present.
The meeting organized by appointing Mr.. Georae
f. Noble TO the char, and Judge Sweeny secretary.
After few preliminary remarks IRON the Chairman,
Mr.. q. l.. Boswell moved that committee OF agents
of each railroad company having offlces in the city
be appointed to collect subscriptions for tho suffer-
era from their employees and that Mr.. J. s. Gosser
agent OF tho Union line, be appointed treasurer
receive the moneys from the committee and report
at the next meeting TO be held AZ the Astor House
next saturday.
committee consisting OF J. sproul, II. W. Carr,
ana j. l.. Gossier also appointed to prepare the
subscription list and attend 10 other necessary exc
cutve business.
The Chairman introduced to the meeting Mr..
George Corey, Of scranton, who presented Ger
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
NEW YORK, Sept, II, 1859.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Enclosed please find our check for twenty i've dol
lars, to be applied in the Avondale calamity. Being
out there N the vicinity on the day Of the disaster
and seeing the misery OF those who had lost their
relatives we think ali should contribute their mite.
ARCHER BROTHERS..
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
NEW YORK, Sept H. 1862
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Please forward rne enclosed twenty-five dollars to
the person persons having IN charge the fund for
the benefit OF the widows and orphans of the men
xea Dy ne nrs a sr ae @
pathies OF the puptc will result Ia generous dOna
t'0n in aid OF the sufferers am yours truly
TWENTY DOLLARS.
NEW YORK. Sept II, 1859.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Enclosed please and twenty dollars IN aid Of the
families Of the Victims OF AvOndale. NJ. JONES.
new YORK, Sept 10, 1869.
TO THE EDITOR OF TBg HERALD:-
Enclosed find ten dollars. Please use 1t for the
benefit or send to the widows and orphans Of the
Avondale disaster BENZ.
NEW YORK, Sept. II, 1859.
To TIE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD:--
Enclosed please find ten dollars for the unfortu.
BLOOMFIELD, N. j., Sept. II, 1899.
To THE EDITOR OF THB HERALD:-
VIII you please add the widows mite" to the
fund for made desoate by the fearful caastrO
phe at Av0ndale mlneSY \. IT, b.
FIVE DOLLARS.
New YORK, Sept II, 1soo
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Enclosed please fnd nve dollars as my mite
towards allevlating the distress Of the sufferers by
the AvOndale coal mine catastrophe. There are
q great many poor women and children, aud
great deal OF money is needed to make these
poor people comfortable during the coming cold
season. 1t is to be hoped therefore, that the people
generally will come forward to provide for these
widows and orphans. DUTCHMAN.
FIVE DOLLARS.
NEW YORK, Sept. II, 1869.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Enclosed please find five dollars for the relief Of
the sufferers by the Avondae disaster.
ABRAA BERNHARD.
TWO DOLLARS.
YoNKERs, Sept. II, 1860.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
Please find enclosed two dollars for the use OF the
sufferers at the Av0ndaie coal mine tragedy,
WILLIAM WILDE.
ONE DOLLAR.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
Enclosed please find one dollar In aid Of the Avon
dale sufferers. Il.
The following individual subscriptions were re-
ceved IN the HERALD counting room yesterday
E. ii. Schesinger... o. Pouaf.. $40
A. German. .......... james Brady. /
G. CASTOR. .......... 10 Mrs. G. R.......,..... 8
Iotai So'
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AID FOR THE AvOyDALE SUFFERERS.

Subscriptions Received at the Herald once
Yesterday.
Below VIII be found the subscriptions received at
the HERALD ONCE yesterday for the relief of the
families OF the victims of the Avondale mine
calamity
TWO HUNDRED AND TWELVE DOLLARS.
No. M0FFAr BuILDING Sept III, 1869.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
herewith enclose you my check for 1912, in be-
half OF the widows and orphans OF the victims OF tho
Avondale coal mine disaster, obtained by me from
the following named persons. WM +. LETT,
superintendent OF the MofIat Estate.
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MOVE MsNTs or THE PRESIDENT.

President Grant left this city yesterday morning,
accompanied by his daughters, Jessie and Nellie,
and his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Corbin, and General
Porter private secretary. The party left at eight
O'Clock, tue object OF the President In making the
trip being to visit his son Frederick. who s cadet
NJ the Military Academy.
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Jack Stewart Is "a Philadelphia horse, formerly
owned by MIR. Samuel Conway. who disposed Of him
to his present owner His sire was Tom Wonder
and his dam Hambetonian mare in 1857 he
trotted over the Riverside Park, In match against
time, twenty and half miles inside an hour. In
Fashion Course, and again in october Of the same
year he trOtted the distance the Riverside
Park In som. 23s. In June, 1865, he made ten miles
n oSm.
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Relief Committee ut AvondaIc.

PLYMOUTH, Sept. ii. 1859.
relief committee for the care Of the afiicted by
the late disaster at the Avondale mine has been
ganized at this place by electing e. @. wadhams
president II. Gaylord president Of the First aiona
Bankl treasurer and w. L. Wilson, secretary. A
subcommittee of seven is now at WORK supplying
the wants OF the needy and devislng q system for
continued operations. Contributions should be for
warded to Henderson Gaylord. 1t the First National
Bank, Plymouth, Pa.
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LEXINGTON RACES.

LEXINGTON, Kv., Sept. IL, 1869.
The sixth and last day OF the Lexington races was
we'll attended The first race was for the Jockey
Club purse OF 5000, three mile heats; two entries
SUMMARY.
Maggie Hunter.
Emma Marietta. .........................2
Time, 5:4l4-5:37H.
SECOND RACE-Consolati0n purse for beaten
horse, Purse Of $l50 four entries. Libbe Dunbar
was the favorite.
SUMMARY.
Lbbie Dunbar. Observation-Disclosures. l
Morgan scout.
Time, I475.-l:4sa-1:51h.
The track was In good condition and the Weatner
clear and delghtful.
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Astor House Subscriptions.

The following is voluntary subscription made
al the Astor House the 10Th instant and is sub
ject to order for the relief OF the Ayondale suffer
ers:--
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TwENTY-sIx DOLLARS.
NEW YORK, Sept 10, 1869.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Enclosed please ind the sum Of twenty.six dollars
for the relief OF the widows and orphans OF the
AvOndale miners, contributed by the following
named officers and members OF Metropolitan Hook
and Ladder Company No. 6:-
Apram q. Hull. ....... So william P. Allen... 81
George W. Erb. ........ William +. Crait...... 2
Charles l.. kley...... James Gllmartln.. 2
James II. Ballenrlne. John Grady. .......... 2
Thomas Gray.......... Denton +. Hemsworth 2
John McDerm0tt...... James MillmOre.. 2
Respectfully, A. G. HULL Foreman.
rfv
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TWO HUNDRED AND TEN DOLLARS.
OFFICE OF KOBE. Il CORLIEs, AUCrIONBBRs,
NEW YORK, sept. II, 1869.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
Enclosed please hnd check for 42lo contrib ution
for the relief and aid OF the widows and orphans OF
al caQl mt aatar
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Relief for the Avondale Sufferers In Phila::
delphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept II, 1859.
George II. Stuart. treasurer Of the relief fund for
the Avondale sufferers has received over $12 900.
II 10 expected that collections will be taken up in
most OF the churches tomorrow Tor the same pur.
nose.
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PLYMOUTH, "a, sept. ii, 1859.
The ReliefClommittee, appointed during the disas.
ter at Avondae met last night at the First National
Bank, Plymouth, and organized permanently by
e.ectng Il. 9. Wadhams President, Ii. CAV
lord Treasurer ana w. l.. Wilson Secre.
tary. committee OF seven persons was
appointed to look after and supply the Immediate
wants OF the aiiced, 10 furnish them their require
ments for ut least week. to take q census OF the
families OF the unfortunaes and to report their &C.
tion at meeting to be held on Monday evening, and
also to devise system for the equitable division OF
funds and other contributions.
lt requested that persons into whose hands con-
tributlons placed will forward the same to n.
Gaylord, at the First National Bank OF Plymouth.
T.. Q. WADHAMS. President OF Committee.
". l.. WILSON, Secretary.
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SUMMARY.
THE WAR ON THE CoUSrEaFeITEHs.

rhe track was in good condition and the weather
nd dan nj
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ss4svAA 50 eH44sssan, saaaasias. rIHz aar'sF
:. very sespsstA bls bookseller informed an
a,.ae.s Sf silis J II hsother day, that he liked

A very aespsstabas bookseller informed an
- Il ~ al -, Sother day that he liked
s'isaeno ls % WIS
orr paper, but he fhongnt iatteriy no"e.
rather an aeff ni0fous spirit We thought Of
49,, s3sisd % aver n si articles in
!, - 3, s,;c we
jQennsis 81 tsis'o ~ 80 ii
yy6illdo he livery soFry tie bee anything IN the
ff,eE resenablanec. But.
y i! a. 10 orerxxhelm.
weforebere,she a'aefsbes WIS ~
inat Nat we print following rom ieeero
H6r1ssf of T,tE'YyIi q, before the American Pro-
sy s,1t ~ "a W ssish show tba fnrhearanee
-, ~ :, y. - = Il
Christian meekness ana godly bearitis Oh q man
b;gS iii, tie denomination to which the gentle
U, ~, II I, 4 tho Deotor hayine@an
man " = : .,.e.s
experiences of'oyer seventy years IN tne p rio-
+;ca fzthese "a gelieaI virtues We should
80 tf,a sidoctor nnrrofesses q kind Of re-
statesl nasf pio e'iosSstt -. -, -
spect ifor Roman sCathoiics, nut Tins ase geo
,,Fencher of the Gospel Of peace cah find no
pf n,,.,satt1f9 those With whom he
1919 afs -, ,,t
difers IMAM sbastaru paPists,' VIC go~ s o"o
n ths md binS icluding with, " lis there q
z.l.sq;ia hit,n x ;sskn,nk so obnoSious a
'HphfHss ~ -. ~ -, .-..r:.,-,'
hedgchogsA porcsliie $50 'o' DC As ~, 40 70
faL t
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MORNING. STAR AND CATHOLIC MEssENsEh'
-
NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY. May l6. 1868
IFor the Morning scar and Catholic Messenger.l
The Month Of Mary.

who has not bid welcome To- the Inon ny. -. "
Nav. to the month of Nary VINO mas no. ao
ioieed to hail again the return OF Ihls sm 49,
month among the twelve, when nas D ,a .'o1
secrated to our dear motherf None uaIe s ss.y
m imaginations pictured Thoughts nave ssvn
many fond mothers busy preparing shomy
dresses for their little daughters. nave se1n
irrsalf rnffystffes far nHd wide, many nahds Gull
inc flowers among the fairest Of the spring,
and geyerywhsfe the perfuned mowers unI
fbe;r Innocent bearers have been gatnSteu
aronud fine white stntue of the virgin Motler
In every town or hamlet, in every catnearai y, OF
c5,areI hos, ALTAR has been Surroauded by the
lambs of the flock theT floral gems nave. pSe zen
brought to her feet, and tfe same s9hs Iii
Mem sung in differeht iaiects perhaps, but an
accom- panied ~hy the same devont .seehhes.. -.
Mary has resolved tho pious offerings o1 ner
scattered Children; flowers hymns I ata tpad
ciaIly heart-throbs, have been carefuiiy counteu
.nd ss,,nrrciatedi; she has bent hex loving eyes
on ali L. Mother of fH inaseTi D, . =
,sitrir,ss. irfance has fallen in the crpwo on q
Is6Sr sinner whose deep degradation ne m i
Ifsye6et feel fwlens 80 sneaI in contacIs Will w
purity Of childhood. Heg tlpok hasI ss9A
melted his heart and he is yanq9sInssll
this invincible purity. Before the stainISfss y
robes of perfect Innocence the poor, haroeueu
proflieate bows bis-nend and covers his lace,
ashamed of the vices he is wont TO ne prouu
Of HeAaveIss his int anity 3eIaakessa senerqus
resolve tf become better, appeals for help &c
flfe5Nirghss Aiother, cars Bseeetfsn tneIi
laitterness, stiil apds plssenRehis eyes !4aistat
Blest tears of soul felt psuite9eT $50 10
In whose benign redeeming n9Y
gNAaIs atrfhG fitzs MA only sgtase =. -
C. V. NJ.
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.FFE HOLY wrEIs or IE1ANp, - Rather,
more than iiftS years age, two Protestant gem
T3eiIad to pass !: molly Nell, Where i. number of
iseoIyle were rriytfg in their usual fashion,
one of those gen tleinen, who was t'psl of pro 1
claiming hiidseiI q trIie l'latrStant tiii a truei
s1riii,rcfnait after Rocking thc scrpe around
him With ffiiiGis expr,ssinl.s, Of {eision and
contempt much 80 the disturancn - the poor
1voraiIiters aud tbs we've DOR anal disgust of
his more educated cdinfnsiii"n, ,ndNM!Ged de-
TberEfciy to the, edge OF tho pool ai.d spat re-
UeatedIy into tire crntTc a 1T 2sI5 ;tS were,
IN those bad OLD tiIres, the privileges of the
class to which tic offender belonged, it might
have gone hard with hitt-it is, indeed, doubt
fal if he would have left the place alive, had
NOT the lockers on been mainly the sick, MAIN
eiS and blind attended by a few women. Bat
his Protestant companion, in long years after,
when telling the story TO his children, with
me intention of showing the hatefnlness and
r mn of bigotTy and irreverence in
afiylforIn, used to describe how an old withered
crtSIie came out of the crowd, took off her cap,
let loose her grey hairs, placed S S nef n
boring fire, and going down on her Knees, IN Q
frefxy Of passion continued to ponr forth for
gSlisy e the anS mast br fss5 Eng
fh;SS, s9fThe two gentlataen were as free from
s,sSsrstisfon and undue tiinidity. as men could
but the rgs Sf the gi.HSaik s oGsI9s S1d
sls7oSt lnesaneri9ed them wfieFe they Stood,
fnslcasahe ifl1pFessi6fis chnsed by the in
eas 1890 son - y s,1s Jaw S1S ~ is f sSs
ollsfif FeSfVefs afeSz tie lapse OF HoXle yssfq
,-S1as. F4iSs Sebls1r tVio had fkctk9kd this Ole
49, name ijfk Sd ySfth
- ,ss.seS5Ss ~ fhS Ekffnds ~ she hnngnsan 90
s,51ssSakea1 sefcf 3c&vzhg "a cn3y Shiid VINO
49, ~ ~ SSaiE - Fe6eas fhf tale from zRrcl
-, ss1,,,-,i TTlFfiv0s which, "a hAyS teptA
1921 nv irsforlEnt % tell is 70 me- and Ne
hy any means with TO view - WAsn =, -, y.
1-7srea were srhau1silE He'd, ,0aly bernsle
Sfa ssaiI. III sbs1; 4, Sfa hiia nataFaa
80 - ks-1n tTla4 n, as end eeae Flae
g 1S1sIIS v - sss.na even 81 hils-. s'aSs
IN
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Ar TTEM FOR DYsPEFrIcs.-'tA Dyspeptic"
furnishes the, following q Tho ksrnei Of the
remedy Tor what Il termed heartburn
saifered from Is hoprly for years: more ct some
Hnles thar ethers. Eeelng this remedy reeoan-
saelaed In eenae iourun1,l two or three yeaE9
40 II aften since proposed 70 try IL, but did
nee until thie Wfns6rl When the summing
snaiIifs@ts itself eat ono or &WO Of the ko5Boan,
pear. The reuaeJy Il aimPlP, cheap and haEEa-
ksas, and, best Of an oasofnal.
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sHocrRs..e0k MISSION lAERcHANTs.
WHOLESALE GRocERS,
TEAS-A SPECIALITY.


WITH rcsiterit buyer New York, 70 take advantage
Of the decline in market and select desirable gooas
for the wants of trade free Of brokerage and eea
missions buying excusively for eash we arc always
,ablea 10 offer superior Inducements close buyers
Our present stock is large and well selected
In addition to invoice of steamer George Washington,
now issharging in the consenmens Is . straaeht marx
ar cI.otoe, ooLONG TEAS which viii dispose o. 81
prices to cover and charges, we look for st
lower Market Il
JOHN GIBSON, SON s. co. IS CELEBRATED RYE
- ~ wHISKEYS.s
We are the sole agents the sale Of the above WINS
ke,s srhey are we'll known for purity, age and nayor'
100 barrels of the adesin store and for se
We ould uiarS call Che atteation of saloon pro-
pSietors 10 those WhisEeyssY Ri Il " e
h (eoEFEE. E<s7<T e
snt.s.se1<s Rio pfime TO choice. -
$50 pockets pure Java.~~ -
- SPICES.
Pepper Alspice, Cloves, Nutmegs, Ginger etc
SUNDRIES
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

I,sn,u ,s ATMOSPHERIC BLOOD REG LATok'
II Haddelds Equazerl
u nor AIR and vAPpR BATHS applied to 'he 'r'a'
1nent Of CHRONIC IsiSEASEs, under this direcuuh v
DIR ANGEL. guided BY an experisnee OF '0f'S i'"'
IN Hospital and Private Prnctice. "a NE,
pII1Ty, SKIN DISEASES, Chronic CHIAIs anu
FEVER. LIVER COMPLAINT, BRoNCBIiAL pi.ol.i
DER etc they CURE where MEDICINE fAll'o,
ovinr Internal Congestion. restoring Ht aithy
zion ana eliminating from the system MercuIaAi N
other PDisalts. g. ,,,.r,ss
raca 10 Julia street. between Camp and St Chafies
! DR. JOHN G.ANGELL,
DEN AIS U R g O N
109 .Carondelet Street. - io'
All operations in the DENTAL ART oafe,uiy P1.'
srmed.Y Nitrous Oxide always hand for the PAIN
iol,asu - - - r...b ja24 1y
nR FIR NK II. DENNIS,
Office s7s ccna@on street,
| Office Hours-From IL :, and to r NJ feol4 GIN
mr. j, Is. JOHN SON
once az, Erato street. corner of Liberty.
zsIIours frt6atia to7isN.M and 4to 6r-M.
Rssaolee 4es. earondelet street mh2s ~
t1nE, RiR W RIG Hr
\ 9 Has reduced his already Low Dental Charges
/ = ON Ell L +.
ohce-aia Canal street, near Rampant. fsb7 81"
10 j. FRIED s,
DENTAL SURGEoN.---.a---------.--
j 155 ,,-,e St. Charles Street l9'
A1G " |EA erEi rod
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GRE 8 SON,
PAIN T Z R, /
Has removed his store to the of Baronne and
Common streets. .-.
He keeps on hand French and American PAPER
HANGINGS, Religious Articles such as Prayer Beads
Images, Engravings etc. IS,
Still continues the Painting Ornamenting, Lettering
Signs Glazing and Gliding business, etc -, =
Moreover the speciality ofGround Flooring m the i9
of Paroouet on Bitumfnous Compositions, which pre-
serves the wood from all humidity and keeps 1t hue
nitaly as though placed in the upper stories
Also-The Dessicative Composition, for PreserSlnE
from humidity the Brick Walls in the interior OF
dwellings and Stores .. 49, -
N BSThese two specalities constitute shs5 l oA
more than per cent to property Owpers nssS Sn
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Has removed to 40 capal stEests New Orleans,
And is prepared attend all the Teeth
in the Scientific The success Of his opera
tous for past thirty in New Orleans should be
sufficient GUARANTEES for The future Charges higher
than whei paid IN Gold before the var. TEETH or.
tfacted without pain. - H. 49,, ts0 6m
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s pRIpcHARp & cYPHERS,

.---Ig ~ 10
DENTISTS ~ -7siya sspg
Are now permanently located on Canal 5street-JN
our care will executed in the approved manns
Cast Aluminium Plates are pat up by us as our ow
invention. 5sfla4 ~ yi..i O 2p.5--'f. azV ON
, 1869-01-19

Is nh.i1tu nses ,a 1ho Temtouss Nh III,
they aru TO be supported and
pfotfE41 Z thnJ eome 10 GnseaEo, i9sfeadof
ko,ag, u >fo9mu'J.&o 70 g.. Iee,a4, >to 1t ,mate
] ltbey pnrchsEE fask the board q unaer'
ti1era whether their interest in thl1 business
wruId roe warrant them Ia tnsur1nE ireS4:
aceofding 10 sh> rttt, and not the dnta :ee;
iwo-thisd+ Of tho risx b. belo. 5ioax ENl.
they khop1d at Lest ip1p1e fo1 AaV 81 iaon4 !1s
snts. LII {t3ear the q. Louis rate W. 4.51iqD.
bcr cent. nnr while statistics shoF t9at tals
company tzn-thn whole seasun thfoaSh Hasn- 1s
oal costing any Ynkntance clnpaGY asn&'e
dollar, Jet II Viz obliged To- pay Per CENT
|. Insurance. IL th8 iusr, Will tho puydn WIZ.
ipely submit 10 such IN unequal rate;
thsy desite 10 control this trade, would re-
specsfully urge the attention Of the bussne1
srd tnku'a arce men TO this point. It Il erloen1
s.. Louis Il determined to sAcdncn tfefi-
tbtng rather than lose this track. No sscTl-
1re Is required, hut merely l4<raf and oe-
clsire action On t1,c part Of 5uEr p1snc9s
men u kecure It. Il was-te make tnis 81.
dent-ft vas 10 stow thst Chicago noH holds
In Its hand the key which will rniecS tos
door that opens tato the great Noftn~es.
territories, ard 1t was to further sne~ AoT
81. Louis was aittmpth 4 to steal N throa4o
the "hsck eutzy," that began Ihis ieItef' =
p. a ~rfn
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End their tntrgucs ard Inves"gid
there assumed 50 grave y character that
Count Rhua1k personally hss.eued. 10
tie King ol 6axcny, who. although he
assured him ct bis Intention to carry ont,
In the utmost good iai b, bis ergazemenB
~ the sovereign ot a'Ncrsh German
6tasc and an aGy ef Tlu5s's, yet urged
the Chancc!lor of the North Germ IN
Confederation to pursue policy Of con.
citation and concession toward Frnnce
and Aua.ria, and ca1Ey On. In good faith
she tipula'ions OF the treaty Of Prague,
What Count Bisma1k heard and saw At
Dzesdep, coupled with the repcr's which
reached him from Yicr1n, Florence. ana
Paris, where, !. has nc " been ASCERTAIN ed.
the Marquis de Lava'ette, previous 10 hts
appointment as Minister OF Foreign Al.
ta1zs, took pains 70 resssu1c the war pet:Y
at1he French Court IN It gard to his pos,-
lion On the German question, and with
The utdenisble fact that c ouDt Beuss's in.
sugations were at the bottom OF the sud-
den fEnress Of the Sultan in his attitude
towards Greece AID Rassia, must have
convinced Elm thai it WAS time fsr Prussia
10 adopt decisive messures against Beust
before The lastcr could threaten Prussia
gain with the dangers Of September sa,t.
Il Napoleon III. should now pscJee
Anstz.s 'hs uneqYlvocal support Of,
France. Francis Joseph would no doubt
return a haugh:y and Defiant reply TO
apJ thing that Count Bismark m,y dc.