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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-02
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GRANTS CABINET DEcIDED UPON AT LAsr.-We
learn from reliable authority that President Grant
has selected the following distinguished persons
form his Cabinet:-
secretary OF state, Judge Bingham. Ohio.
Secretary OF the Treaiury, A. T. Stewart, New
York.
Secretary Of War, Benz amin F, Butler, MAssachu u
setu.
Secretary of the Interior George H. stuari, Penn
sylvsna.
Postmaster General, ex q overnor lrtOn, Indiasa
Providing they eact purchase q full dress suit OF
fashionable clothes AZ
CHARLES STOKES & CO.'S
No S24 Oheanut street.
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DR.. WIsHART:-I have been a constant
sufferer with dyspepsia for the last eighteen
years, during which time cannot say ever
enjoyed a perfectly well day. There were
times when the symptoms were more aggra-
waited than at others, aud then it seemed it
would be great relief to die. | had at all
times an unpleasant feeling in my head, but
latterly my sufferipgs 80 much increased that
| became almost unfit for business of any kind;
my mind was continually filed with gloomy
thoughts and forebodings, and II attempted
to change their current by reading, at once q
sensation OF 10y coldness, in connection with a
dead weight, as 1t were, rested upon my brain;
also feeling of sickness would occur at the
stomach, and great pain in my eyes, accom-
panied with which was the continual fear of
losing my reason. ] also experienced great
lassitude, debility, and nervousness. which
made ii difficult to walk by day or sleep by
night. / became averse TO society, and dis
posed only to seolusion, and having tried the
skill of number OF eminent physicians OF
various schools, finally came TO the conclusion
that for the disease at my present age (forty-
five years) there was no cure In existence.
But, through the interference of Divine Provi-
denoe, to whom devoutly offer my thanks, l
at last found sovereign remedy in your Dys-
pepsia Pills and Tar Cordial, which seem TO
have effeetually removed almost the last trace
of my long list Of ailments and bad feelings,
and IN their place health, pleasure, and con.
tentment are my everyday companions.
JAMES M. SAUNDERS,
Matchmaker and Jeweller.
No. 453 North Second street, Philada.
Formerly Of Woodbury., N. j.
Our Physician, who will be found in attend
ance Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Of
each week, between 8 A. M. and p. M, will
give professional aid and counsel FRER OF
CHARGE.
OFFICE AND STORE
No. asa North SECOND St., ,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Patients at a distance can receive advice by
mail free of charge.
Write directions plainly, state symp-
toms of disease fully.
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SILK DEPARTMENT..
MANTILLA DEPARTMENT

Val comprise all tie Noe' Of Paris then appeqr in that
H,re also wU be found goods SUIT the mast moderate ideas
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MARRIED.

1859, at Harrison street, by Rev. w. T. Eva Mr.,
WILLIAM +: BUsCHER 70 Miss larry ELIZ u
BETH BAUER.
LAMoN-RoBINso SON by the Rev. J. b. Nc Jor-
kell, on the 26th ultimo, Mr.. JOHN LAMoN 10 Miss
LANE ROBINSON,
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DREss.MAKINc DEPARTMENT.

THIS Department oU be charge competent persons am
turing and intimate connections Paris hope make
and enton WiH be giren 10 orders.
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CIT ITE N S.

PRICES GREATLY REDuoBD-to close ota Winter
Stock or Mems, YouthI and Boys clothing
HalN.snp bettOeen BENNETT q Co.,
EylLh aud TowBR HALL,
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kAIl ptlCt5 up NE1s
All prices up 20 SEQ.
All prices up TO S3j.
All prices up to S2j.
All prices upto &25,
ALI prices up 10 125.
WANAMAKER d BROWN
The LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
OAK HALL,
THE Cor. OF SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
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MODERN PAINTINes.-B. Scott, Jr.. will sell this
evening. At the Art Gallery NO, 1920 G Clesnut
street. at TX o'clock, a collection of Modern Pic
lures all by young Philadelphia artists, comprising
Landscapes, Rivertsnd NJ 1untain Views, all neatly
mounted In fine goldl frames. Sale without
reserve,
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JEwELRY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy, No. IL south
Second street. has the largest and mot attractive
assortment of fine jswery and sverwp.e la the city
Purchasers rely upon Obtaining real pure arti-
Gle furnished at y price which cannot be equslIed
He also has q large stock of American Western
watches In Al varieties and at all prices visit To
his store sure 10 result In pleasure and profit.
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MARCH 1, 1899.
HOMER. COLLADAY & Co.
IN OPENING
THEIR NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
CHESNUT STREET. ABOVE sRoA~
DESIRE TO CALL ATTENTION FoLLowIN DIP
TI0N OF THc DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS OF THEIR
BUSINESS
SILK DEPARTMENT..
] : % make % SsSf 4 sEs ' Ss' s asa s@ s % sr :T s q
MANrILLA DEPARTMENT
"" A"'"'''@ S' aud F''
DREss-MAKIwc DEPARTMENT
e. % :; @ S % % % ss s s and s ;: : s%" s % % "s;
SHAWL DEPARTMENT
"Ss % zS5i1 III Il sz1T2s e ] @ i;s % S s city, We shall 81" -
DRESS GOODS.
. z % sa % rs D rss%, s,s.~ %s ss. g. E %s
0" aim for sale style and quality need
LINGERIE.
& 1 Dr @ ] ss 1 " s sg ] %ss S La 5s s, @ , ss & sss
hG"d,n nna rdas~ Ntsat for ,paaai ai%on@ " ~ TS D s " '
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
] @ ] ] % ] & ~s @ @ every rys sSs' @ ] sg demand" from "'
LACE AND EMRRoIDERlEs
& iS%; ] md E S s SSn & % ] % aaa % 1ss @ sag & Gu tor % S a %
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
% sss Il :,; ss5 sss ;s.s .'
am 5 s&1 go5aRa7 s d CO. @ % s % ] @ & a @ % ss ss s.
""S"""'
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GROVER d BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing
Machines, NO. 7s0 Chestnut street
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-22
Dritter Iaa.

tttwo& d, BEN 14ten Suit
Der 3i@ter er6fnete balb mad 10 l1br
bic Sibun8 uno per erfe, 3eu9e ,pelder
outBerufen purre par 3err pafor
Sider tpelder bic fol9enpen Mn9aben
madbte. #t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-22
@eI6dft6Derlegun9.

notwithstanding.
Der l1%nter3ei6nete bena@ri9tigt bierbur9 bas
sstbrte beuf@e putlitun1. bab Ct ftia Z
Gabads< uno @tsarren9eiddf,
beden MGprtiment NIT neuer Baare aler Mrt
beutenb erweitert pproen, aus BEN alien Qpfal
benz 8rid9eb1ube
No. no, Dritte CITRATE,
utten Der Grien National Banf
perlegt unb baitlbft mie III benz alien 0ptal fort
fabren tptrb, MDes auf3ubieten, UNI ben gn@prii-
den ietuer @ei&afsfreunbe @eniiee 3u letfen.
s. @. Gudelt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-22
q(eue Mn3eigfm
Deut16<a merifQnt16eS
Natiunalmerf.
Bel Gr. @erbarb 1T g ~ gurf srideint pom l.. Gtpt.
1859 al tit baibn,enatidsn QIefe1ursen a. Is Gen s..
Deut19 : amerifanil9e8 Concentrations
Qerifpn,
nit fpeseuer RadNdt auf has 1eslriniB Der In gln1.rifa lsbeu~
tu Deuti&en, NIT 8e ,usune aQer btutiben, amsruauiiden
suGtiben up fran,Dniden QueQen
nnb inter Witwirfun8 oieler berporraaeneem
teutfdben Shriftfteuer Nmerifa's.
Nrof.EM. 4. saem

tn s 9anten oser 80 q~teferuneen BON ic 80 seitsn, %tcmprsfen
Druds in 9rrB Sttao
llnlere 3eit perlanst spn, jtben, Der einlesrma6en auf Bill
snne4nipru9 n.a6t eeer gut f%srttemnaen wiQ, %wtntetens, enc
~easemeine Ntdenibaft NIT alien Gddern ts aoiasrs. Iber
Der umfane 1T 1u arob, ais Sas Der Ginaelne lerea Veee11z
hanb bes g0tGens 3u feinem Stuet,1n' magen
Ennte. Nu3 bat ni&t jeber bte nDtbtsen at'ttel tp cine
Sibltutbef dber Iane 3peiee bes qDintas anjui&aAsn' Z&sn@
%SeriatipnS Qeyita nat;uf6iasen iiber ieeen rprtornmeneen 4es
8enfanb fin teBbalb DON lanBf Elm VeeuTtn1B, 1no tn euro.
"a in iebem 5aule ~ fuben. 5ier If bas ni9t Der SAD real
lie In Dsutjdlaub eri&fentnsm Qerila uber .Naes mas q Il, e.
unriat's Fnb oter u%oufansts I'M Std laden. Ter in ame>
rita lebenbe Dcatlbe aber in einern iol4en Werfe hr& gang
btfuntsrs aud ~senaeentt unb Sene Nusiunft ibsr &uts bas
fnben min mas bic 3uadnte unb 0erbaln,iie " m ertta's
Setrtft, bes eanbes ,gslaes lsine une fstaer 5amilie ntue unS
hetbenee qein,at6 1T. }..}5s t t' .
Dte1em 8ssirfniB fir Nmerifa wirt has pbise Original.
pert, an benz I'D tie tefen eeutidenS driftaeler oerunicn he.
Hdft,een attefen. Dafelbe utro I'D nidt nur absr ale
.3peise te5 alsemeinen Q0,dsns %perbrsiten, nue bic In . utib-
lamb erfhiencn g3erfe b,eier Nrt. ionoern aud. Mles iber
amerttantfGe gertaltniNe pplitiider. ipetaler trdltder,
seuarapbtfder bifcrider, aattiltii6er ,bicerapbtiber, ia urutf-
feu(Auftlider, iuritifter. nebiciniide uno ee,perblt6er SeSle~
hune, iowie In Besua auf 5anhel Nno QDantel at br,neen, mas
In Sen teutiden Concentrations Qeriors feblt pier man9el-
taft bebanoelt 1T unh enelid ipirb % elm 70 soQfaneiBeS
Bib beutid n Sc ems unb gGirtens ntdt Bios III alsn Gtaas
ten Der lnipn Ipnbern 1T Der Banjet gDelt ntrplen rpe Is np1
n fetnen, anbsrn g0erfe %en.balten TT.
Nae Budbdno!er unb 3situnssa8enten nebmen 8eseQua=
Bnn an, fppie Ger 0er!c9cr
Trico. 0erbarb.
98!m.m 3mt YOR Dor 4GO1, Sem ysrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-22
Co." GatbeQrt Il. So.
l s. 6. Strension, bsutl@er Glerl.

6tra5e. Die Qotte ii q Juk Sront an Der Drttttn etrase
~ 80 tul Aef. NIT Elm ganftl uusetbalt,n Snteredt tn 20
III 1U Gut btnssr %eenfelben mad Der 9tsrten StraSe burd
laufexb. Der Gtpre 1T Is bt IL bret 6tud bod. Gbenio
mrn Msbnbass, part place Summit NSenue.
ttE ...Ft i3stff go. 81. 8, Gotheort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-06

PAPERS TwINEs, THREADS, AND CORDAGE'
WILLARD HARVEY Oe and War,ooms 28 and JO BfoSa" Ne"
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NoTICE.-Purchasers of GENTS ana BOYS
c,rsg can obtain Affords az ItAPhASS
HTTEE ot 4O 4O2 BoNey Prices moderate ana soO''
warranted as represented
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zursts, Carriages, III.

BREWSTER & Go. of Broome t.-flne CAh-
ID kIAGES 10 ell The a-.balir 'aret,, eieas,,'y " W. "
iasuuhctme. wsfrr"oms fhlh-.,s 90, " 80
SLElGHS- BREWSTER q Co: (cf bro s...
pthb ave Fsurtsenhsi easr.is 60
-, ,ii,b. ~ Ia. soi t taf ~bon tbe' are so" 'tS
ths f.pou- Portland Cater, 81 kuh-ts ~a9uiae'af'
rIHE BREWSTER WAGON kLMS a,s
1 - R,,nr, Il sole manufacturers sarE ssirH :. W"
=. 80 m.sop Of Al. shs r psssuIs dI'.ns aSs 'ess@
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Smi1i Schweer Bremen Nov T. mdse aud bD pass
Brakeman. richmond mdse ana pass IN
Steamship ansa BrekeuseD Bremen Nov 20 via southampton -
mdse. and pass
Steamship John Gibson Georgetown. c. mdse and pass
Steamship Brunette. Freeman Philadelphia
Steamship wsmsutta. Fish. Eew-Bedord. md:e snd pass
Steamship SsTsgosss Ryder Charleston mdte ana pass
Steamship Fauita Brooks. Philadelphia, ndse and pass n
Steamship DE Soto Morton Nov TO- via Havana Dec j.
mdse. aud pass
BARK Horace Beals Bankenship. Pensacola Nov nmoer
Elizabeth Allen MOrant Bay, Jam, 23dals lOgW9ol
Brig Aneou Perkins Cudhd Bolivar Nov 10 aud 'he bA' o''
Brig CAMILLA Newman Kingston, JAM. 2S days logwood
Brig Hiram Abn nbb Monteyideo Sept 49, VIA bas' afoof l.
l. 10 days.
Brig Kodiak Downing CadiI Oct "a. salt
Brig b. T. Nash, Moulton. Carienss IL DAYS sugar
Brig j. W. Dnsko. Eaton, BtEsbethDort -.
Tooker Cadeuas 10 days mosssei Len
port Jane Aieine for New YORK. TO sail NEXT DAY
Sch Hud Frank, Pndleton Manzania y days, mahogany
Lilly. Hughes, Charleston DAYS, lumber
sCBoOSKRs-RiTEk AND COAsTwsL
Maryland Elrabethport W. Brown, EilabehporL
Mary Port johnson. John hcCOl PhHadelpula
American Eage Philadelphia T. w. Pratt Philadelphia
james Martin, Philadelphia r. C. Willard Portlsnd; 90
Mar c Elliott Portland Ct Fannie Hazard Portland, CT
Franklin, Conuecticst River Sarah Maria, Gmlord
Csroip, Gni.Tlrd. Little ChsTleT. Br0OkbGyen
j. 5 Page Port Jefferson. Harriet. SayDTook
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsroS ARRIVED bark T. Schultz from Leghorn brig H. h.
Emery from Bahamas Arrived 5th bark Howard from Liverpool
hrg George Buruhau Havana; Aqudutck from Pensacola
Head from BAmofe sehrS Victor from ST. Johns r X Ida
FoKTREss MoSRoR Dec Capss yesterday bark
Delaware for bemeahi bg Sehonia, for PenAmbuco llah or
Ponce F. r. 81 -,
PAssAEourRE La Dee 6-Ariyed steamship Bisuulle nom
New.lOTk, at l2l o'clock this morning
DISASTERS
S,co Ne Dec aTbe schr Eva Of and from River ~ B.
with uber Boston ashore Old Orchard Beach in snow
storm, night The crew saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-06
g OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The cause

Sc CELF-KNOWLEDGE, IL TIE cause
y of Bashfulness, Sensityeness, Diihdencef
of Distrust Timidity, Dependency Why -
one Brave, Resolute, Courageous, and another
CowardlyP One Dignifed, another Clownish
One Honest, another Dishonest EnterprsIns
or Indolent; Ingenious, Inventive. Artistic
Musical, or lacking these Qualitiesf why
are we Jews, Catholics, or Protestants'
Why is enc inclined TO wedlock, and another
to ccfioacyR Who is and who is not adapted
to businessf Who should and who shonld not
become teachers, preachers, lawyers physicians
writer's, bankers, brokers. merchants mechanics
or manufacturers All these. aud many SIMILAR
questions, are answered in the PHRENoLoOi-
CAL JOURNAL, a frst-class Magazine, pao-
lShed at 50 u year by $. X. WELLS No. Sss
Broadway, Y. A new volume Tor Is"
now commenced. Newsmen will soon have ".
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HOME NEWS.

TIIR WEATHER. 49,
v..u H., The, Bsr wind Hour Their Bar Wind.
H. lo1 Sl36NNW Dee 81 26o S5u7S w.
$50 3O26N ~ wv u;
so 5O22S - SnOt - y, W.
80 Ol7SSW. - We "
80 30l2S SO 0IS
$50 1l2SSW II ~ SILH y. 90.
Observation-Disclosures from midnight 10 20 i.So 5
slightly cloudy 1880 to 2lO clear to a. very hay G0o anu
4 hazy and cloudy 1O45 overcast at noon y, a. yIbt
Overcast to l. very hazy $780, very CLOUDY o. a yv
snow 10 2l5 Evening-Overcast WINDY To-, 10 I 1I.9S
windy c; sleet 9:47 To $780, 1918 TO Io:r ~ 9so a M
and from to midnight. Note-lneI "a Oyt nnce
$50 the lowest point Of the season, only EeaSeu
in ZEN wears so early in December IN
east eet from between and to either seet or ram
10 noon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS elmer siee' Orast ~
245 rain at tunes &45 TO sunset 90 ~ Pain d4ptl
IL; rainy TO G; either ram OF mIsV v " 80
32Oth OF An inch. -. cor.ro, porA meteor.
The following is a synopsis OF the H I'm ,eco.
olOSiCal report Iol 'H' 49, THERMOMETER Degrees
at a Dec 45t. w AAiuuA ~ - nsr
Al Dee L. lsSJ 'iil.lnuA AZ ~ N'' wv
- p.r,.....................47.
haogs. Nov 2O-Rau from Gas a. TO a. M
, IN ,rater O2 inch Dee Rain from midnight
to1.gO A. NJ amount OF water, OI lnch Dec'
rom 245 D. m 10 midnight. Dec S-snOw IRON mlunlsnS
80 $40 a. amount OF wafer " LuCA AV'"A -
water for week, ~ lnch
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FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
These Bonds cnn be registered.
CAPITAL STOCK................s3'O oo'OOo'
TOTAL. ISSUE OF BONDS......s2,OOO,OOO.


TOTAL ISSUE OF BONDS. ...S2,OOO'OOO.
kcnpth of road. III 5-lCO miles The bonds are
limited 10 less than $4,000 per mile, and are Sc
cured by a First Mortgage on the entire properly
~ the Compang which cost about $4,000 per nnle
and which. we can say with the utmost confidence
will he worth socn after the completion OF the road
NJ least double its cost. The consolidation OF this
line with the Indianapolis. Charlottesville and Dan
willie Road places over two hundred miles under one
management and furnishes still further security TO
the bondholders these bonds having been assumed "a
virtual guaranteed by the consolidated company under
tbe name Of the Indianapolis Bloomington and West
ern Railroad Company. This is east and west road,
connecting with direct lines to Boston. New-iork'
Philadelphia, and Baltimore on the east ana Win
tbe Pacific Roads on the west. IL runs through
the richest and most populous district OF Illinois the
local business of which will be more than sufficient to
sustain IT, while the through business (which VIII DO
limited only by the capacity OF the road must make IL
one OF the best paying railways IN the country Inc
greater part of the road is finished and the bal
once will be completed and thoroughly equipped by
the first Of January next
About three-quarters of the Loan has been taken
by actual investors. We continue to Offer Tor the
nrescnt the balance at % and accrued interest III
currency.
We here give the advantage and profit to be de-
rived bv exchanging Governments for these Bonds;
AslOOO u. s. 8 per cent Bond. at rs. will cost
81 100 which will buy 81 ,2O of these First Mortgage
per cent Bonds.
Yhe following figures show the comparative inter
est compounded from one To twenty years on each
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PASSENGERS ARRIHRD.

FROM BREMES-In steamship Tlansa Dec s-Heens Byron,
Marie Matt Cune Speuguaun James NJ Wayne Marie ByTom
W. Sehu Adoph MO John Scbnuk Ves Emden Lima BhTmann
Norris Cohen. James Taa jules Martin Carl Richter An
drew Muller Vog A. Davis Marie Roth. Dudwg SiDeer Bern
AbTech Caroline Warner Pauline Dorner Gustav heb James
Chandler, Henry Howard James Kemp. ROht ThOmpsnn
FROM BREMEN-u steamship 6mdt Dec 5H hirwin a.
b. Harms Melherol H. Deo D. deB, H. Sanders A. Steieo H.
Wltte .
FROM NEW ORLEANS AND HAvANA-n steamship De soto.
Nov D. r. Kirby Herry enking From llavaDak o. w"
hams Jose NJ Blanca Rosa Mrs. E. Berlin and chdTen
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FR,EEMAN g. BURR

MERCHANT CLOTHIERs, Iss & $40 FULT0N-sT.
OVERCOATS, in Castor g. Chinchilla Beavers
OvERCOATS, in Moscow & Whitney Beavers
HVERCOATS, in Tricots g. Waterproof Cloths.
OVERCOATS, in Silk Mixtures and Motions
0vERCOATS-Sil Facings g. Velvet Collars
OVERCOATS, the newest colorngs & mixtures
GVERCOATS, in Sacks, Frocks, and Capes
0vERCOATS, s., $40, s19,sl4s15,$l6,slS's@O
GvERCOATS-s2O 500, s95, $2s $50, sS5
GyERCOATS-S86, $40, S45, $50, $50. $50.
WINTER SUITS, Tricots, Silk mixte, Tweeds'
WINTER SUITS, Meltons Cheviots' Beavers
WINTER SUITS, Checks & Plaid Cassimeres'
WINTER SUITS, Mixed & Diag'l Cassmeres'
WINTER SUITS, with d'ble- breastcd Jackets.
WINTER SUITS, with Sack g. Paletot Coats.
WINTER SUITS, in all the newest mixtures.
WINTER SUITS. So, SIS, SIS, $50. s25.
WINTER SUITS, $50, sS5, $40, s45, $50
WINTER SUITS, $50. $50, $65, and $7O'
| DOYS' SUITS-All the latest novelties.
DOYS' SUITS-For all ages from to 15years.
| DOYS' SUITS-For Dress, Home, and School.
ROYS' SUITS-Inyelveteens,embd & braided
boys SUITS-s6, IS, $40, s19, ga, and s15.
RoYS SUITS-s1C, SIS, $50, $50, and $50.
BOYS OVERCOATS, inCastOr g. Fur Beavers.
pOYS' OVERCOATS, inv elvetns richly raidd
DOYS' OVERCOATS and Walking Jackets.
DOYS OVERCOATS, So, G, s, 10, IL, II, 1Gto 20.
GIRGR STOCK fsp. Piece Goods Gensmens Furnishing Goods
Cardigan Jackets always hand Any garment made 70 measure
| q q " hours notice. s,.,,,
ORDERS from any country promptly filed Perfect htng
enspteed Al. cases b NEW SYSTEM FOR sELFMEAsUkb
MENT Hundreds with entire sat faction ue'
sample goods and price hi sent Tree on Spphe
| ton.
FREEMAN & BURR
CLOTHING WAREHOUSES;, lbs AND 40 FuLroNSr.
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IAhhoaheensunl

While waiting for Cough to 20 as it came,
,ou ar. esn syng the foundation for PuBou or
sesb u better get nd of Cold BY using that sure
medy DE JIISFs which viii stubborn
pSurh aSd relieve you all anxiety Consequences Sold
VverySbere
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l,O63 50 S3,0JI "a

S2,063 50 S353l IA
Thus it is shown that the excess of interest for
twenty wears is 81 i67 IS gold in favor of the Dan
willie Bonds and this on tho amount that would buy
81 600 of $40 Bonds or $l4G,7S5 on 100000 showing
the advantage 10 investors of changing their Govern
ments for Danvilles or similar frst-class railway
securities. And if the excess OF gold, as stated
above, should be reduced to currency 1t wonld pro-
duce "A still more favorable result
The high premiums which the stock OF all the East
and West roads in Illinois commands Justify the be-
lief that the stoc This road viii also soon sell
ohove mar tbus \! the convertible clause Of the
Bond valuable op''"iI
All marketable securities received in exchange nj
the highest market rates. Bonds forwarded by eN-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-06

NEw-YORK FIRE PLACE HEATER. Sani0rd's
Patent with one IRE NATIONAL STOVE "o"K
z3g and 24i Waerst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-06

Every BANK AND DWELLING needs the addi-
sess protection Afforded BY HoLHE BURGLAR ALIRH TELE
send for sBpb with the Of thousand gentlemen
- ,s sSnS M Loci cat for lEirngtIasp and imposition
w II HOLnks, AaIrsJA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-06

SQUIRE g. LANDER, % FultOn-st., New ork
"a the best reliable WATCBK 6ue DAAoSDs ebo'ce 'h"
eIHY WARE Diamonds specially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-06

SABBATH-SCHOOL Books. - BRoUGHTON ~
WrnAN No 10 Bible House keep the from all Publishers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-06

SANTA CLAUS is loading mp at every Drul
store with A. PERSIAN EALSG PINE TAR soar
Tor Chspped Hands, Sore Lips, and the Toilet
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-18
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