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INU AAAA " D
Cash prizes, silver are,etc- valued az ii1cqvvV
A chance to draw any OF the aooNe Eil1s
for &c. Tickets describing Prizes are sse-sllu
Envelopes and well mixed. On RECEIPT ol IS
a Sealed Ticket Is rawn without cnOlce anu
sent by TO any address Ine Prize ndmeo
upon II will be delivered to the ueke-not1er
IN VINE OF One Dollar Prizes are 4mme-
dfateiy sent to any address by express OF re-
turn mail.
You will know that your Prize Is before
Won nav for IL. Anu Prize erchdIgeo JOr en-
mr. N so-1e ssIllts. No blanks. Our patrons
can depend on fair deahng.
select the following rom
MANY who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes
and kindly permitted Us 70 publish them:
Andrew n Burns, Chicago, $1,000; Miss Glars
! walker. Baltimore. Piano, $500; James N.
Matthew'S, Detroit, $500 John T. Andrews,
Savannah 5000; Miss Agnes Simmons,
Charleston, Piano, $500. We publish no
names without permission
OPINION OF THE PREssS"The firm Is relia-
BILE. and deserve their success Weekly Tr6-
tfne, Nays. ave know them to be s fair
dealing hrm."-N. ]. Herald, Mog y. "a
friend OF ours drew a $500 prize, which was
promptly receiyed-"-Dofly Ners, JuneS
Send for circular. Liberal inducements TO
agents. satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package OF sealed envelopes contains oSE
Cash GIFT. Six Tickets for 81; Is for 81: 80 Tor
IS; lie for SIS. A1lletters should be addressed
TO HARPER, WILSON %,
ocS Iva Broadway. New 1ork--
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of a Deed OF Trust. executed by
ID Theodore q. Autle, ON the first day of Au-
gust, 1871, and of record In the Registers
office Of shelby county, in Record Book, No.
81, at page 40, ct sequiter, / shall, as Trustee
named in said Deed. on
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Saturday, the 9th Of NOvember 1852

Il O'Clock m, proceed to sell, for cash,
upon the premises, the tract of land in said
deed described, for the purpose of satisfying
the last of the three notes secured by the
said deed.
The said tract consists OF two acres of land,
cur miles from Memphis, ON the
Roost road. being lot No. L of NJ. D..
Deadrick's subdivision.
W, p. pEADRICK, Trustee.
Memphis. 9th October. 1919, oe3s law
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CONTINENTAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
- II z M Il MT
OF III CONDITION or THE
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
OK THE-
FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1859.
FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1859.

Tn name OF this Company Is the CONT
MENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY" incor-
porated in lS2, and located in the city OF
New York.
capital Of said Company, aetu-
ally paid up in cash. iS.--.-----S $4,000 %
surplus, on the Isl day Of July,
1872 -E9 Oea =
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DISSOLUTION

firm OF HAMILTON q Go. Is dissolved
L this day, by mutual consent, C.. b Ham
iltOn Withdrawing from the firm. Gibson,
HERRING & &C. win continue the business
at the old stand, and assume all liabilities OF
the Old arm, and are alone authorized to col
lect the assets Of the same.
c. b. HAMILTON,
JOHN HERRING,
". B. Gibson.
MEMPHIS, October 3, 1859.
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Dated July LIST, 1865. RedeemabIe IN years
and PAYABLE IN n years. Interest 6 per cent.
ID gold, payable January ana July lst.
Issued uuder Act March Sd, lS55, in
exchange for 80 notes, and am'nt
August LIST, l5s, -..-.....a-...---s S9,0O0,OO0
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GIFT ~NTERPRIS
E DISTRIBUTION
BY the Metropolitan Gift Co.
cAsH eIFrs1 10 TaE AMOUNT Of s5OO.OOO

EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
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EVENING PHILADELPHIA MONDAY, JULY H. 1869

Steamship Utility, Nickersou, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Providence 9th inst.
u s. steam frigate Astoria ormorY the omaha) benoe
Barque Fury Wilson az Palermo 18th ut from Girgenu,
and cleared 2ist for Philadelphia
Barque Hannah Morris, Morris for Phladelphia, was
Barque Maggie Hammond. Willis, from Liverpool 18th
nit for Philadelphia was spoken on the 2Ath' at o.
Barque Bertha Trirnblo, Mitchell, for Philadelphia,
cleared at London 2sth ult. -
Brig Sullivan Perry, SaRua Goth ult, for Phadel
phia next day 9TH lat - TO- long lo ID
Brig Ellen H. Dwyer hence, at St. John, N. b. Sh inst
Brig Monica McCobb, for Philadelphia was loading at
Brig Altavela, Reid, hence at Wilmington, N. O., Sch
instant.
Brig Charles Miller Gilkoy hence at Boston 9th inst
Brig James Davis Stower for Philadelphia sailed from
Brig Eaglet Tooker, hence, at Gibraltar 2oth u and
Schr Walter Scott for Philadelphia cleared at St. John
N. B., sth inst
schr John Crocker Hodgdon. for Philadelphia cleared
at Pensacola LIST inst.
Schrs Frank Palmer, Latham; John A. Griffin Foster;
and Grace, Clifton for Philadelphia were loading at
schrs II a. Rogers Frambes, and D. Britain, Carroll,
hence, at Newburyport Sth inst.
Schr Hawatha, Lee for Philadelphia, sailed from New
SShr Eila r. Croweu, Howes from Boston for Phila.
dephia at Holmes Hole 7th inst and sailed again next
Schrs Florence Novel; Fennirnore and A. H. Stafford,
Schr s. " W. Simmons, Williams, hence, at Providence
eth inst.
SchT John Warren Major, from Providence for Phila
dephia, at New YorE 9Th lost;
Schr Essex Nckerson, at Portland 9Th inst fro Bos
ton, 70 load for Philadelphia
Schr Mary A. Loughery for Tronton, N j., sailed from
Norwich 9Th inst
schr Wind, Warwick, hence, at New London sth inst
for Norwich.
schr Maggie Cummings. Smith, from Cohasset for
Philadelnhia at Holmes Hole A. NJ. 9th inst.
Schr Transit, Racket hence, at Gloucester 9th inst
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Foreign AnaIrs.

HAVANA, July 10--A quantity of correspond
ence, from the Iebel army to parties In New
York, designed to be sent by the steamer Moro
Castle, has been intercepted at Bortabano, and
the persons in whose possession it was found
have been arrested.
De Rodas has issued n general order to the
commanders of the different jurisdictions OF the
island He enjoins upon them to respect the
lives of all unarmed citizens, and to arrest no
one on vague suspicion. He instructs them to
rigdly respect all the legal rights of foreigners,
and says that the Government will hold officers
of the army responsible for the good discipline
OF the troops, and instructs them to forward to
him dispatches relative to matters in their de-
partment, containing only facts as they trans
pire.
WASHINGTON, July 11.-Lctters have been re-
eeived in this city from prominent officers in the
Cuban Army of the Republic via Nassau and
Key West, with adyices to July /.
The Intelligence of the arrest of the members
OF the Cuban Junta, and others who desired to
give practical aid to the Cubans who are strug-
Cling to achieve their independence. had been
received, and produced a most profound impress
sion of surprise and regret. No other news
could have caused such feeling of dependency.
One OF the writers says;-'It came like the
news of the death of your nearest and best
lnend-your only friend-and the feeling of all
seemed to be, that we were alone and must eX-
pect no assistance However, all seeing that il
Is now liberty or death, for no mercy can be
expected from the Spaniards, will fight as only
men driven TO such desperation can fight"
Latona, who has succeeded Lesca In command
OF the troops garrisoning Nueyitas and Puerto
Principe, and guarding the railroad between
Ibosecitlesi Is reported TO have met with serious
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SUPPOSED MURDER.
A Man Found in Cuuuer,s Rom


Yesterday morning between and o'clock,
the body of man, supposed to be German, was
discovered in Gunners Run, near Girard ave-
nue., by Officers GlaZier and Jeffries, Word
was Immediately sent to the Eleventh District
Station House. Trenton avenue and Dauphin
street. when the Coroner was notified of the
fact. The police remained on the spot until the
arrival of the Coroner, who had the body con-
veyed to the Green House.
From information subsequently received, sus q.
picon was raised of fon dealing towards the
deceased. ltappears that on Saturday night, at
a late hour, he was seen in the avenue, below
Gunners Run, in company with number of
young men, with whom he appeared to be en-
gagged in an excited discussion. He soon left
the men and ran towards Gunners Run, eX-
claiming eXcitedly as he proceeded.
William Smith, watchman at Leibrandt ~
McDowell's stove works, stated that the men
referred to were sitting short time previous
on the steps of the mandatory in company
with the deceased He afterwards saw deceased
running towards the creek, and heard sound
near the water as though he was being choked.
On examining the steps in the morning, blood
was discovered upon them ..
wooden snuff-bOX was found near the Dody,
partly filed with snuff, but having no marks
upon ii by which the man could be ldentlhed.
Word was then sent to the Detective Office,
when the matter was given into the hands OF
the officers, who succeeded in arresting James
Neling, Peter Enges, Morris Faghey, Daniel
Dcarler, Martin Frederick, Charles LaCount,
Nicholas Painter, Francis Donnely, Samuel
Smezman, and Joseph McCandless, alias Langan,
who were locked up IN the Nineteenth ward
Station House TO await the Coroner's inVestiga
uon.
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DEAFNESS.-EV INSTRUMENT ILL .s
science and skill have invented 70 assist thS
in every degree Of deafness also. Respir@tors ar
IAbFfRA's' No is SSutS TENTH Street. below
ChetnuL
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Domestic AOnirs,

Gold sold on Saturday at 1859.
The internal revenue receipts for last week
were SS 149 715.
William Brigham, prominent lawyer in
Boston, is dead.
-Kriel, the Louisville wife murderer, has ap-
piled for q new trial.
-EX-Secretary Seward Is confined to his bed
by sickness in san Francisco.
The United States Geological Expedition,
under DR.. Hayden, reached Denver on Friday.
The Postmaster General, by disseminating
useless mail service, has thus far saved $714, 900
The furniture factory of Baily, Cox ~ Co.,
Cincinnati was burned yesterday. Loss
$4,000
The bookbinders of Washington complain
that Public Printer Clapp employs too many ap-
prentices.
The United States detectives are busy hunt
ing up cases of fraud against New York stock
and money brokers.
The first spike of the Southern Central
Railroad, connecting 0swego n. Y, with
Auburn, N. " was driven on Saturday.
Keenan,, the suspected murderer of Mrs
McAdam, in Illinois, is in Jail at Greenville,
with fine prospect of being speedily lynched.
John ID. Williams, John ID. Wood Ell Field
and A. Eckert were arrested in New York, on
Saturday for passing counterfeit money.
The post Office, and also the store of Code
e Conoyer at Long Branch, were robbed by
burglars early on Saturday morning. In ALL
$500 was stolen.
Josiah A. Brodhead, of Boston, has been ap-
pointed Liquor Commissioner under the Prohb-
tory law. He is to purchase and sell liquor to
local agents.
The Collector of Customs of the port of
Georgetown, few days ago, received a magni-
ficent collection of solid silver articles intended
as presents for President Grant, General Sher-
man, eX-Secretary Seward, and Mrs. Lincoln.
They were sent to this country from Mexico by
Sabos Iturbide, on behalf of modest Mexican,
who refused to have his name made known and
who said that, in his transport of delight at the
abolition OF slavery, he was prompted to pre-
pare these little tokens for some of the prn-
cipal actors in that great work. Presi-
dent Grant receives a silver coffee set of
thirty-sX pieces and some dressed leopard
skins; General Sherman an egg-boiler and hold
er. For eX-Secretary Seward there is an ink
stand and penholder, most ingeniousy con-
trived, besides a call-bell, and Mrs. Lincoln's
portion of the lot is heavy card-basket. All
these articles are of solid silver, without any
dearth of metal and are of the most beautiful
finish and workmanship. President Grants and
General Shermans portions were delivered yes
to-day, and some idea may be formed of theiI
value from the fact that the duty on the Presi
dents lot was $74S, and on General ShermanS
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MEMORANDA

Ship SanspAreil MoAlpin from Liverpool for Phadel
phia, was of Holyhead 23d ult., midnight. .
Ship Thomas Harvard Strickland 80 days from Oarlni
at New York 10th inst o,,,-,.
64lloa "A uIu SAy Annhh 10Th Anbt
Steamship james y. Green, Vance, Tor 4 Gdeiphih'
sailed from Richmond Sth inst.
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DR.. Shapleigh made post-mortem examina-
ton but discovered no marks of violence The
deceased was fifty years Of age, about five feet
six inches high, moderately stout, bald-headed,
had dark-brOwn hair, mixed with grey, and
moustache and whiskers, which appe tred to
have been dyed. The deceased was dressed in
dark alpaca sack coat, dark cloth pants, white
drawers, and colOred shirt.
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COrrep0ndegcs e ~ Egening I.legrqlgnh.i ,,,n,,

IOfTeSDOndfnce 0T The Erening TfIf0f0ph.
EASTON q McMAHONiS BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, July l0-Ten barges leave in tow
tonight for Baltimore, light
j. A. Covell With iron, Tor Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, July lO.-The following
beTges leave in tow To- might, eastward =
H. Parks; j. j. Crittenden; Estelle; Charles Enter
prise Mary Kear also barges Sarah Maloy and New
IRA, reported sth inst. all with coal for New York.
Charles No 2, with coal, for Philadelphia. LIS. U.
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ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Steamer Black Diamond Meredith "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w M. Baird 90.
Steamer O. Comstock, Drake "a hours from New York
with mdse. to w. M Baird & Co
Steamer W Whildn Riggans, 13 hours from Baltimore
with mdse to A. Groves, Jr
Steamer D. s. Shriyer, Dennis 3 hours from Baltimore
with mdse to A. Groves, Jr
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AT QUARANTINE.
Brig Anna, Westerdyke, from Guantanamo.

Correspondence QEne PAiladelphia Exchange
LEwEs Del, July 9.-Schrs Only Daughter, from New
York for Norfolk Na Surprise, from Boston for Balt
and j. Is. Il. L., bound SOUTH at the Break
water LABAN L. LYONS.
Special Despatch 10 The EgeRing Telegraph.
HAVIE-D GRACE, July 12-rhe following boats left
here for Philadelphia this morning.
Fannie, with lumber to ii. Oroskey
Seymour and Blair, with lumber TO Ii. Croskey.
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OLEARED SATURDAY..

Mails forwarded by steamer in the regular line
The for from Liverpool call at Queenstown,
cept the Canadian line, which call at Londonderry III
steamers the Continent call at Southampton
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Neps see First Page
ALMANAC FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.
sun RISES. 431 MOON SETS 81
Sun SETS. HIGH WATER. ...... A30
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
JOIN o. JAMES,
O. b. DURBORow, COMMITTEE THE MONTH.
THOMAS H. GILLESPIE, J
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ApRrvFD YESTERDAY

Br ship Virginia, Campbell, AZ days from Liverpool
with mdse. to Peter Wright Sons.
Steamship Pioneer Barrett, 80 hours from Wilmington
o. with lumber, naval stores etc. to Philadelphia and
Southern Mail Steamship Co.
Bsrque Linda, Fleming, 10 days from Cienfuegos, with
sugar and molasses 10 Madeira Cabada.
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Steamship Norman Orowell, Boston, III. Winsor n Go.
Steamer II. l.. Gaw Her. Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr:
Br barque Sylphde, Thompson Dantzig B. L. Merchant
Co. - , wv
Brig b. Carver Meyers, Bucksyile B. O Warren6 Gregg.
Schr w. H. Thorndike, Hall, Boston, do.
Baroue Idoliaue for Cork for ORDERS cleared on
Thursday last by Messrs. Peter Wright Sons-not
hefO
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Ia, THOMSON'S LONDON KITCHENER
50 or EUROPEAN RANGE, for ,oEE fSniIies noiels n
'c>SN SIZES Also, Philadelphia Ranges, Hot Air Fa9
naees Portable Heaters, Lowdown Crates Rroboar&
Stoves Bath Boilers, Stewhole Plates Boilers Cooking
Stoves etc. wholesale and retail by the
SHARPE a THOMbONs.,
a7wfm6m No. 200 NJ SECOND 6ues@s
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Public Resolution No. ISL

A Resolution enai ling bona fide settlers to pur-
chase certain lands acquired from the Great and
| Little Usage tribe of Indians.
| Resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentarives Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That any bona fide settler
residing upon any portion Of the lands sold to the
United States by virtue Of the first and second
articles Of the treaty concluded between the
United States and the Great and Little Usage
ibe Of Indians. September twenty-ninth, eish-
teen hundred and sixty-fve. and prociaim-d
January twenty ir.t, eighteen hundred and
sixty-s-ven, VIII. is citizen Of the United It ties
! er shall have declared his intention TO become
citizen Of The United States, shall be, and hereby
is, entitled to purchase the same in quantity not
e-ding one hundred and sixty acres, AT pric.
If one dollar and twenty five cents per acre.
within two years from the passage Of ii is act,
under such rules and regulationsas may be pre-
scfibet. by the Secr-t,Ty Of the Interior pro
vid.d, however, That both the odd aud even
numbered sections of the said lanes shall be sub
ject to settlement and sale above provided
And provi ed further, hat the sixteenth and
thi ty-siXth sections in e oh town hip of sud
lands shall be reserved for Stat schuol purposes
in ACCORDANCE with the provisions of the Of |
admission of th'- State IF ka,.sa> Provided. how
ever, That nothing IN this act shall be construed |
in any NAM affecting any legal rights hereto
fore vested in aiy other party PARTIES.
Approved, April 10, 1869.
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fPubiic No. II I

An act relating fre- dnen'- hos,itals
Be i, enacted by tie Sea ate AID House g Rep
re mt ,tives ftbe nitei state OF America IN
.Trr,e.s assembled In I the Cnmn-sian.r OF
tn bur-au Of Ref gees and Freedmen is N h"r
ized and directed To conriru- the freedmen,
hospitals at K,chmon,., virrina; Wick burg.
Ii>-i~-pr: and in the District Il f"lunbia l.
Guiding th- asylum Tor aged ard infrm free linen
AID 10 orphan children: Provided. That the e,-
pease e.esf shall b p.id by the Comni--i ne
mt Of moneys heretofore arpropr ated tor the use
+ the bai And provided further. j at sa''i
hospitals shall be disc..ptnued may
he practicable in the discretion Of the President
Of tn. tint ed States.
Approved, April :, 1859.
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IPrblic No. Is |

An Act making approp iation for the improve
ment o; rIver- and tar''ors for the fiscal year
ending june -, 1858. ami the year ending June
30, 1879
lie it enacted hy the Senate and House of Rep
ressnt,tive- Of TIE United States of Aneric, in
Congress assembled, That the sum of two million
dal,rs Is Lereby sppropria ed for the fiscal year
en,liug June thirty. eighteen hundred and SIXTY
nine ami the year ending June rhiI'y. eighteen
hundred and Sc, enty to lie expended for the re-
par, exten-iun. pre-etvaion, and completion Of
works TOR the improvement of rivers and haIb'rs
under the direction of the Secretary OF Nar
Provided That the secretary Il War is her-tl
lu,hr ized t. cause snch expenditures TO be made
50 best TO sub>ery- he inie t. CONNIE ce; and
he is requii Ell to report 10 Congress At he OPP ming
Of IFS d c-uib-r session, ali expenditures mace
untier tie provisions VI this act up ~ tina. time
in detail
approved, April 10, lssa.
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Estate Of william !viIif0rd.

DECrAS ID.
NY,TICE IS HEhfBl GIVEN By TIE IN
~ dersign-d Administrator # the essaie q
y II,i..r, " i.lfu,d deceased, I" cfedrors of.
and all D rsol,- having claims against the said de-
ceased. TO exLibi' them tn ihe necessary youcli-
err. witli;. ten months aftes til, fr>t pub icati"
4 this notice to the said dmihistr ator Al his
ONCE IN the curt Nous, in larson City Ornishy
oI,.., g., state Of Nevada. Dated at Carson City
July 10Th, 1869 H. ii BLSCE
Adu.ius, rator dc bonis non # the estate Of
William Willford, deceased. jy2.:4w
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Joint Resolution to facilitate the construction Of
the Gus Clubhouse at Bangor. Maine
Be il resolved by the Senate anu IL use Of Rep
reseutafiv-s of the United S ate of America in
congress assembled. That the secretary of IL e
Treasury be authorized t. make present appii-
cation OF the went five Thousand dollars appro
pri.te,l the last session Of the fJrIirth congress
for the Bangos custom. house and public buildings
the to be applied to the provi ed it, said
Appropriation. not hereby increasing the said APP
preparation as heret"f re male.
Approved, April 3, 1879.
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Estate of Priscsl,a vvilIEOrd

DEGtASFD.
NOTICE is HEatRY GIVEN BY THE IN
~ dei-isnei, Amnstrat. If tie estate al
Priscilla Nillfrd d. c-as-'i. TO the ere it"ra If.
and all Persons having claims az .siusi the sii,i
lie e,S.-i To- EXHIBIT them nh re ss,sr,
vouchers within ten mon rs after the first publ :
cation f this n"ii e 10 the -ad dmiu,-
his otice liz t'e Cnnrth u>e in Cars City q MS
nv Curly. >tate If Nevada Dated at Carsor
CRY, Juiy 2eIh, 1863.
X II. BESCE.
Administrator # the estate Of + scila y illford
s,ece.sed 4w