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:. @--....I. e.,.,or, and honorable |
" Ns.. ne. t.en ,ba We,t ladies, who
-, .-n.on,tv demand q new
roaa.<,.;ano, - 51o5. IN Danlah for
1 ,ss,sean, ~ .hc;r cnnstituenta.
Me wv '14'' N1e". ,u.;.n w. .oouoh already
anele IL au.'e soe'us ss,.hon, ,ddfnc
~ ssegressaonas oeeAses, wn ...rar.,e, IN
70 then in.erlocusory CONE 'ssisls, H. ~ -.
WHICH honorable msmoels' Wno w., ne'sAea
oacefs'ood nor spoke Enslgu' wv
aaoreas other honorable henosis ~
language "a:cn. fol a.9 sns5 Aae' .as, "e 90
oneeta" or sanset'@ Sou1u'ioA ~
tongues ao~esel' Wou'a ~. - :" ~ ~
1eass ,n'eHe1e WIN '0S n!o.s1 'uu sr.a,u ~ = :
DaDlsa f'cx " onuna ,.pn .,os;sn o. ~. ~
80 1'oooy. z N"t'' ~ aaaanas aa w,.,s s.e e1 A.
ns~ " ar.:I;a. -. ~,
NAM 4,s sua,a ssen'p a,,n suos os';-ss,. ~ ,,h,a ~
.,ss.s,a. m ~ ~. ws.t rodI. i.,c,rsnhs
eu Ius.s au,.:,;aa ~ -. ,s...,.u 80 .,pa,
taaoaa ""."s,'., euos'sS ~. iaat -. ss."aaa.,.
eaaIn app.1p. .'e''ous " Du.y p.op.
sne"oneu W y eu 'n4.aa Hpptop.t
aslouS .ol sea."alls " pio'css suoue4ssu
tatas from su-ofe naa' waves; appFo~
prihtions tor naval stations to Aoss the
Great Eastern; appropriations to esp
extinct volcanoes. or put saie'y-vases
IN threatening era'eIs; ptosesuoa 70 70
home lLdus'iy ID inc mnou.ule a,iou se Ne. ~
9aso* 'es's, IN 'ne ,,at,on psou, y, s,aassa ...
oiA1get' N tae ~ ,an, n,aa....
P1an'ans' ya ota.as T Gs,ass.1 ~
Al1on OF No.oN0A "
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Fires.

r.r.xr m reb. ga t.c IA tits c,ty Us Us
nsIans dsstroJsd he mn 81 81 k72i51 7ois1
Block srd ba:!dtass q ~ ses o.f5tss:ea il
neid IL e1.ss s.sfsis. S:eest easns atnat.:
brof., eao,hiDk;, Dses:oa wS,.sona, Ries: : paos:
VT: , iesesf7 Hte ss;a<r. toe.eeonlss: I'm: EhEl.
4 :.ss5 Shs !. js::ss s
dr1sFaN nl:ns55 :o5s. q FonsiIs Rires, boots snd
Z :. :ss:s E; "A
ss'Sts .es Il ~ q
hr.t Rsss1 NH Sttn,. Feh "A hre h.eke cut T.
eh,rptsa Fslt Rteon,.n On =. san IN t1st y:
e E . Is ss sssh y = =
parss teMs T1a Consumed, trelnd:n& Pound, Hasl
herr i cos 1.1ee cfJ goods stare-
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4 Ts1ts OF the 6I&ntoR1An And Antno-
ns1n n ctr,ne OF xyonaansa RaEnsss
5pec1sl Despatch TO The Chicago Esnune.

4 Tsata Of she 6k&nton1An and antno-
MAN D cIr1ne ct Wonn1n71 hatosss
spec,a Despatch TO The Chicago rs!oune.
MADISON, Feb. y.
Mt. Stanton. Krs. L'E, rnoee, OF your ettJ, ana
Miss sus.n B. Anthony, e.:eonrset last evening
On wonan's rights and wrongs. especially IN aa'
vocacy Of the extension Of ann1aEe 70 Em1es.
Ttere was a very lsrg~ andierts, neafly hAN "a
tiet, hlliut the asleEb1y Chsmber - inc Hsmoss,
a1d fnfiudlne most OF the members Of tpe LcR1s-
ln;utc hon. D E. MAxeon called the meeting 10
Of der and nomlna ed GoyeEne1 Fatsthito 70 pre-
EIDE. wp,th = n cArrlrd.
ufr Stanton and Mrs. LlyertaoFr Etdt very
f1rcTahle fupTr es1uu ana presented many bfoa1
estumertH tor their cause. MEs. L'Fe9mofe.
however. lost tho vote Of ouo Serstor ~ Claiming
wou1an'B ButffHge n Necessary TO ohset tne votes
Of 1fnorslt i0rt1gIess from Europe. MRS An
thr ~ twet rastttolerly on the1icjustee otts1ioS
wUmsn without allowing them rtofe8enea1i2us
ard made aaysQe threats st sixteen senssof1 *ho
ii TIC eena yesterday afternoon voted AGAINST
iii Al10 wing vic o1s owning property 10 vote N
sehool dtatr1ct tneetn7e. The eaect OF hes epcech
was TO diminish the ehancts Of the senate,t N.
cuEEit ID toe resolution aohnattstng feIoMe sui
Afler ne thrte tpeske.s had finished, esca
thought Of something clsc to SGT. and Womb
Ike wAnfed To have the last wo:4. 1t w.s IL
o'clock vi en- The meeting dlspstsed. Ste 'ndlea
from Milwaukee cauc out 10 ptesa the funFaRe
ex,et son. kut went nrck to-day without having
eccomt fGhed very mpcn.
". ath er to.t ~. eol.est Of tho mou1h. MtGcui7
1t fttO TINS morning.
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k,e. 1tAt sav. nueh s.onblc TO s.u md to ~
eel ,lenen be ,nfsnt to cali sround hin, but ne
&. d ll.sacy 1ste up pls mind. ae eonla feaa n
= n, lime, epapre 81 mind. md ,a - losE =
psnet ~ert II o~o TO him Aooe 10 suu!a - r.t.s
vi sout ot' rce 10 MT ote n. ftcsnI =. as IA
alreacye'ver n a1d ,heln mnen needl - 1eenie; ;
be had des'Rna'ed Ar Geo. q. stuH. ior pliesi;
60, 20 ne mean Z, 10 AZ; o.e, shelter he h.a q no.;
bat II TIE op hsd tpekcn sg.iust II. ntaaIc
to visited 10 fsy 10 be Peuns,lv1tts eesMensa
snd - hsnossbl' rsr. rhat o!d rot imply.
boTev1r, tkaF Grant would N would nat appoini
hlm." Tnu delrRatcu then vstbdttw.
aElk1AL q AL Aan TuE GEORGIA cAa3.
The Coz muiee On hecoltirueno1 totsJ pfts-
!ha r. sensnivts fto oe1sgs de:e, inaS e 70 70
accrreanet w1ta ire vew1 Of G'n. tal Grant Who
| held IN fErvis Y today will Af. foun9, nconst
irora Geotkia. derests Grant ,nttSse s.,sas sos
ecu ayoat tcopnt1lux G. cf11a - stA9E ~ .ae
pr'o1 he sas 10 favo' o. :!
Bsatwerl. Il sas C,pltol o4aay, WIS IN resa ion to
| that subject
| cu1o AM ZEE cAn1htT-fHE IHIk1NAt R1s1xns
p,,ps the p..t toIss ss.1e IL Il ho,, considerable
! csnfps.sne bar teet 4liha On Among New f.'t1 a.
s1i Es.tef1 po ,'esn, VIA T.sM ss,.d 70 o. fto9
s,sts! P'.a ts rs S' d ph3s ~ & e.sss
tSr,1 ;tett.ra Ners cesn1.a d Of llIs imporasca,
hut Low the NOV meIt appears 20 s,,,nsss osys
son.,fe:,so1' ,om, taentaa; aa...utesa 80 Il
o seio ttst ,ae pon,.oa os conuaaasoaer q later.
NIL 81. venue. wnicn - nscp send. f.a 20 oauo
u rYsry wsy equ Il to 4 Cabinet potl,ioHs saste
lore Ohio efonit not have the !s,stf plaee Th5.
ftr those wou t1Ee thls r1eW hsFe mAqe 4s1ts
.'a ia = e e. ;"1 .a =.
fullJ d aoe up. AID obl.cuo7s to loeality ehouse
1oi 1tnnepee him aes,nst any.
! eEAIAAL GRANT uuIua 10 fab ooc1AtAs oT Z F
/ tfoHs1BnHT-
! Ltsht cnntt1uss 70 be tn1own upon t1e GeHe1Al
pntrnas ws,en VIA acvr n aeosta! dsanIs ID
mltlstation. II can Ios be eslo ~ita certainly
that ke de1ends lsrgcly npon TO doetflLe Q
the epotslbtltt, Of supers'ta iof Tue aess 9
ia shss 'S,t 2" :aoaa hea ~ :ens
san omsf5i i.rslon ts''' y al matters bsSes
! ine 10 their departments: A. \ nn
sueo1dtnAie ior whore ntseond:rt taey wouh
. TO heid Tcsporsinle. nnd whieh. shonld rnty fsl
| 70 stop Il. world cventuAle IN THAR own removal
H haa. tiere'oIe. ssio % wetp = .gpne4aomn,M n M 70
ttas 30 should ptonise aacn places. but should
| ieavc such felt cti. D to cah1net osaeeks, va
would be res ponsthlc for tter entetAer* Il !
| tftns os r.soonsiotlitI. md intends to hst
The heaos Of the d apartments u m ramu.elacd 4
, | he nas kept h1mrcit- Win tne txeepiton Of II
| Con paia&sonetsh.p of internal Revenue. and on
or two other bureaus It u certain no pe1mIse
: haye bern rnsde- II NAY tn.ercst cettain chs
Of poni1ci1ns to know that Grant ns1 mffe tbs
onea remarked tta1 men cao come TO "ashin,
: | tuRht not 10 have tecm-
ozpnGIA coxgHxssnEx.
o Ths e1tdent1sls nl members OF Tho Forty hf
. otg1ete. from Geare:a. sere presented g d.
Tue ques.,on whether ,hetr nsmes snould
plsced OF tte roll. will b H1yued btlAe tho Cle1
Mt HcPhefeou. en- AoLesJ.
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s,r Jotu cr.uptor ce's $4,000 Jear, god, fo1
ling nomteL British Nl1tstes At MadEld. Ano
she fnnd1n papers eonserd that he does nosatnx
mt eooy The masterpieces stored ID the An:eum.
Tier ealI for representative equs''5 aeso.eu 20
~, mana devoted 70 hts paid dnues Art alive
- ~. ranr.es.es Of tsxvtitnk BcittAhest.
r1iretu B b,ee.osehl, Eapoleona eoasin, died On
she a. infant
, 1869-03-01
EUROPE.


PANS, Feb. Ts
In tie Cosrs kg:slanf yesterday, nj Rouhss,-
Minister OF State. at1es defending the condrct Of
II. Hoassraan. Psefec! Of tbs Seine, introduced
bit TO auihoIlxa dik Ct loaus fer the Improvement
OF Pnr1s. Subsequently NJ Nouher referred to tas
trouuvenieEce of government hlv1ng control Of
certain t.knti2l societies. MD ,nunated that tho
Government would probably Introduce bin to
ahol14h sreh etLuoi.
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Spain.
Spain.
erExtu or sLRnAno N 1HF co11tS.

ErEBtn or sLRAAno N TEE coAffs.
hAuaIp, Feb. II.
Eefrano stated. Il his speech, that the Eeu1-
bsrs CT The late Provisional Gorcgrnent still 10"
tain fests in the Co.tcs, ald thai The EoEe1nnent
would continue the pol'ey estahl!shed b. the rev.
olutson. Every effort would he made 70 reduce
expenditures. he regretted that tie delAJ Of
liberal reforms In Cuba Wis necest:tateo oy IN
exr1ett1tR.
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Trih mme,
MONDAY. MARCH /, 1860.


FAA1H1I II AUFAEqH.
O1y ENaon. ree year. ~ NAK1........,...,tl4.0 90
IN" eekly &dtdon. PET year. b xku...... 600
suneaJ Ediuon. oe1 Jet., By KAH........... XSp
"eeSu Edition. pt5 vtar. By hAu-........ 400
Pasts efa yrs7 IT same 7p,
10 prevent delaH ana zatEtsKet be suse sud z.Y
post oece taire<a - snN, tnr1pd4ax S&Atn and
Comfy.
poatmAStcEs arc snoFoa TN PCT cens conuisnon.
befnlttanc1 mar bt n Ade ttlher bJ D74ft, Expsesa
FoG1 oce O1def, u rcxistefed tetters n fiak
tKxAA 70 G11r aCBscx,nGks,
Os14, ctatefed- -nnd1r K1cxr7xp. j 5ctl per week.
o2lfs delivered. sunday uc1rpxp, I0css. pe1 week,
Ad6fAss. rRtRUkE CnXrANT.
Erhic11o m
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North Eelm4HY,
QoyBRHNHAt aLAM1 TO TnR cT1I or l1ldh-
BznIta, Feb. n.
Tfe P1uAata1 Diet proposes 10 gtant two million
tosirs to The municipality Of Frankfort, 10 which
tna Ki1g will add million from his private
purne, Ia the bore that sneh act1on will draw
elo.er to The monarchy ard sfowu the hearts OF
the tuhabt ants Ct that city.
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BUFFALO,.
The International Rffdke-F1Ans f1f
III Cor a1Yuclfon.

BUFFALO, Fab. 37.-Thc speela1 toEnDluee ~
terested IN Inc erection ot snc 1ntkInaaona ss1a
eeee oysz tas Ni.E... Rrs1a IA si n & spa.s
1hFY rernnmsnd xn trz-u hs3t9e. win stoEt OLE
ena aentneets, and nat Baato x1.[anaise - + q.
tnten ytals the ps!mens Of e: esns o. = - 1as
esr ia toldinx he charter ON Tho se.pee1s IN
severnu,r1u. The. Grand Irqak 4 aM.s1 re Of
f1tez to pxY 800 % snLuallJ tcr Iae tnsrcli
sIe fa,of,b1J dt.p led, and It IL tnousas 'ssn's
BE- ferd TO-
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Saow Storm nt tho East

yxx To1K, Feb. a7.--About thtae inches Of
fnaw tel hers yesterday, which teo9s natt iass
night. TEere II n Cd s!dEamg IN The gu skirts-
Ten h cAes fell in Akaeaehnsttt<, New atnpssio
1nd &A1na-
AroI STA, Ne. Feb. a7.-Efghteen snehe: q
snow have fallen. The railroads. aft bio o:xt1 al
t1sI Ito Stats.
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n,m.xe av.aea in a seaue ION Case.

U0{m1 Ee1 Az 9Fded IN 4 8fdue1oM C1eee
Loc.svulz- Feb z7&--At frabkioft. KE, 70
sa3irst Wiihey, lsrnzned rerdles this eaeEtne
L 1.7es * ma pl..nth tes 8 @@ ,t dAaSes. q s..
sernEd irtAj VIII iha esus Ersult- John T.
scutr. r. q. Aaioz aEa Ga1<rnur Crsa doee.
afsued tho ra.e for ll1tnti6; Ihoa; " Lindsay
anu John Rodnxu, tie Attorney GerefA. Were
eouus et tax tie dkieEd41t
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IN 1t not 70 nave item, II
n, era.o,iss naenan :, @ssoDess q ;ne Fortyarst
Cor crese' from Geerca. Ntre pretented 10 dsy. |
sssaSf ,ast5 s,%ss :1soa so 5.I e
H. GrPherenn 81 ~ NJ rn Woiesv.
'a1' 1sA 4s' so-' " -. -4e-ee1.
~ w.sMse-os F., L
~
,,-s,n,, SENATE .au,,.,.o,
TT. fEssEEntS prttesta. ne GeaenuAsot ot
Hannibal 1smlln- 3 nAtor elett tsom MAns'
Nj. HOWARD esled ~ tee JOINT resolution
no nsetn q 10 nse fne ia, otnt eoSp!.uoa ot
msnt bocts uM eezss,n eetd"! M hAd et.1 eeta'
pl:ed with: after M diseu.e1on II W. pott2oped.
NJ sEWhhr =, ;o1fs on ~ 81 VI
sti'ut,ensl amer dmcnt. 20 - to secure is early
ranhc9non;; .,., r,,o,,,,,, -.,, ,v4,
scnsscK's11nAHcEn nI1L-
The Hill 10 strengthen thb pnone credit WAS |
~; PAWS psopoeea substitute. aad sdro-
r. .snsnsnt. Of tss csn':tss on F'U,9es II, &C.
wor1s .sinttrrss he.rtneH ~ aiso tne pr,yts1
~ q
for TiG ee
~ RAVtRf1 hss M nnic ct,oa =. fts ART sec-
Tim ri ia iii. but BELIEVED thc s.cond seetlon,
m.ktrc II coin coufscts 'cesi, va Wholly unneces.
ta,y and likely TO nustipiy litigation, ma heee'
fore be moved e etlike II cut.
MI. Auh4oH aato tae eeet'on WE usSSs.s15
Is 1lHlt4Itcn on tho power 10 MIKE coin e-H-
trlcts 1Edtr etttl!on OF t9e Sa senae E9utt-
Mr. FAEtlNaAL tehS moved 70 eu1ks GUY
the clause CT inc eecl1oa psoHninG 1nft on tEMA
brought tuf the enforcement ~ can soauaet'
proof ot the real copeldefaAoo may DC EAFeH"
AGREED r..
Mr FR3sENpEN saw no reason Vhy tie peo-
ene 1g oe9 0e
tc believed thas any Limitation OF their F1eht -
do 70 Wpuld tend II postpone the RESUMPTION oa
fptde naE ne1
| Nj. .COShL1S9 thoneht II oettef 70 ieafa lae
people 3rrc to make Epch contracts a. hty tnotla
| rhnose. ... -...-.
| Nj. HOWE thought the clause pfopo9cd 10 DC
1 s'r.eken cut kh- -u!d te retained As pro'ecuon-
Af. DIXON epoke In favor OF the blu:
MI DkNUEKe ON uoTed TO Am~rd me sccona
| SECTION - as TO leave u. Hofcn tnf coItt1eI
| hefeA1hI mace sEeciotAiy payable ID corr, eaNt
| be legal and v11id, md may os euo1ceo Ateoto-
| lEE 10 its tefu.
| ME. HENDhlEhsENE EllHn3 70 Fote 10Y talsl
| bat wAs orpofet to int aeat eeenoa OF lae uan
/ bt.ause tt sss nea designed 10 haFd Any pKsGASMi
eject, bat merely to H0t on sae pAs' u. naAasS esnS
| 1egtslAnon OF Ionftess sMoasaott M =. ushs ~ =
he could not a2fee. ptopoesM, ~, ~ rS sI
bonded deot ol tns euua ~, - fsh,;,t ~ tns rn91.
tncIrAt0R IN anI ce31Ss ~ ~ ~ sa1
try to pay the debt Inc ootos oI tne eountsy
| had been bougbt 6y none3eo men o1 INC county
] With slaS g! vtoat: a.... s..,
MT. EDM1NV5 1&keQ WAL VIC SeAasS1 44N14
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Expedition af F1ofs Aka1zaz.
,H.,IxA Feb. B-Af AKAsa11 has xz1avsd he1e@
win ,to int1. don Of exploring Cuba md FLORIDA
V15e1t On tho tQ1et EEl1sy kSe4Uel.
, 1869-03-01

ASLuE-CAS~ hn -ou1d hHvs
so:ed va, wvta talsed ~ttn Ae>tfs- he loCR asd
Snrttr who ~ 4 nAy1 vot< t.AF:
IN milton Il xY- sHEKAAS, the hle o. thh
hi! vss Ct 2csel, snd the iou,W1rg = LAG OIL u
rx.sed:
b It tnoefed, Tn4t Il osdsr 70 seaoFe aoT
aenht u 10 tte puroe1e cf tce xo*tnnent 70 da
cLsrge III lust ocl1Ea.Ion+ ~ the p1ouc 1.aM1ts
xId 10 etti!e e,nd eitt qaca11oHa ana tntsfp{en-
Cort of lbs lswa ~ y.E1ne q xhiea saea oousA
tIore have bttu ccIt1at 20. It y n.N33 ,pF!1ded
sna a. c1ared i II tne FAath cf us urated stats II
sosennly pledged 10 The PaJEaent n eon- or "
eon.ys!tnt, Of A1t toe soliEAtions Of the Cn1ted
St.fet txctpy IN esss4 wnete the Law attcoEtxtnE
fns i.rue ot xpy sch o ,lsE.ti1n oss expressly
| nrny.t ID that the rams may be paid IN l4Wful
| rnret q oth<f eutseaeT tnan cola aud flveE-
| SIC / dhd bt II fxrtAtr ea1cfs3, TINT trF so--
tse, her a.ser msdr speside<lly pAyaoh Ia coin1
sd ne eotascsr.t:cn Of which nv b Iosa q q
| cor or tsle OF property. CT be reEde1lEx os
fsrcr az service ot sny k1rd tho p,1ee nf "rtea a.
carried into ths eoa'r4 sci nay hsEe ceen adtnssed
nr bs1la Of eorn rAfue thereof Al sne Tune OF
srch sale Ok rendering Of su-h se1Eiee or heoE,
srtN 1t legal xca talla, a1d Ely ea enforced
ACCORDING to It's terms.
| knIoCkE11S1.
Atritr1zh. tte secste A1toarnsd.
ROUSE or REpREsE 1rA TIVE
| rns h1u pasa&d toszssaaz nltsAkes n the ae
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YtsyknL r. Feb .;-Au The lerels on tte
Dtlswt1e aEd butson Csn.is Will be put to halE
head IT wster tonight, aut hrouc ht 10 I'LL heed
IN umt 70 st4tt boAtA On toe ID or AAtn-
, 1869-03-01

TH1 VKI1h. T3KGo co. ooat 1ek.
Xr. HROuAALL, trcM tte s1Ee committee.
r.roft..c ine tfsttruoa, IN tA- Wells. .rEo Co.
certsct, He aasJ. II N The Couatniss.e On Ac-
etuns.. fera1:td on The at1ao1ef1 Iuna Ok the
Hcate. ~
Hr LAREE. Of Rao, i.ss- d1ee3 tet,lutiou
U1xi.!on, "a chsnre IN 1aue TO The EttsaR PAc &c
RaI.o.d CoupsuT. Pissed.
IApiAY ArFRoFAIA113X B,ti
The Eouet tbsE W-n1 into Coaalttee OF The
Wto {. VI. rortroy IN ,h. ch air. On the Senate
sutrec tn,t g the fzclsn Apptoprts':on b! J.
sr. EULER, OF MAJ. o. betsl1 Of the Com
| utree on Appfopg.2ilo +. p:o:ceded 70 explain
lhs aEetdntn nts. TEE bi |, Is IT p.ssed rue 1oast.
! Appropriated x3,aileD % estimates which bad
ealee fnr + 81 9e3 The Senate tom al&tee on Ap-
prpuxi4lio1- has a. ded 10 It uendme1ts smouut-
| ire 10 {5ln,9a. Ire semi. Coamit.er On lndian
Afahs had sddtd Anerrnss nss amounting 70
E-sn 60 10 iha. Pew ths blu pfupossd 10 Ap
| crt ptt&t4 &G,GAlS5, The bin WA taefetcra I
yezJ rroicsft ore, but ztilI .cre &npo.tsnt. !. y
yuT Of tAs Amounts that Npad b eaueo 1os
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-02

"ANTED-LOCAL AND TRAVELLING
Agents In every city and town In shs United ?. s
5Lnteas Great Inducements offered 20 nctlno mons
JAIL OF address,. with stamp, WOOD co., hoem
NO, 400 CHE6NUT Street. Phla zoum
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-02
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
CHAMPION SAFES !!
PHILADELPHIA, January Is, 1859.
FARRELL, HERRING q CO.,
No. 629 Chestnut stre'

Messrs. FARREL, HERRING CO.,
No. 629 Chestnut atreet
Gentlemen:-On the night OF the 18th inst, a.
is well known to the citizens Of Philadelphia,
our large and extensive store and valuable
stock Of merchandise, No. SO2 Chestnut street
was burned.
The FIRE was one Of the most extensive and
destructive that has visited our city for many
years, the heat being so intense that even the
marble cornice was almost obliterated
We had, as you are aware, two Of your valu-
able and well-known CHAMPION FIRE.
PROOF SAFES; and nobly have they vindi-
Gated your we'll l-known reputation az manufao-
turers Of FIRE-PRooF SAFES. II snyfurther
proof had been required.
They were subjected TO the most intense heat,
and IL affords us much pleasure to inform you
that after recovering them from the ruins, we
found upon examination that our books, papers,
and other valuables. were all in perfect conji.
ton.
Yours. very respectfully,
JAS. f. CALDWELL q CO.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is. 1889

Messrs. FARRELL, HERRING Il CO.,
No. 629 Chestnut street,
Gentlemen:-On the night of the 18th instant
our large store, g. w. cornerof Ninth and Ches-
nut streets, was, together with our heavy stock
of wall papers, entirely destroyed by fire.
We had one OF your PATENT CHAMPION
FIRE-PROOF SAFES, which contained our
principal books and papers, and although twas
exposed TO the most intense heat for over go
hours, we are happy to say 1t proved itself
worthy Of our recommendation. Our books
end papers were all preserved. We cheerfully
tender our testimonial to the many already
published, in giving the HERRING SAFE tha
credit and confidence 1t justly merits.
Yours, very respectfully,
HOWELL IL BROTHERa
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STILL ANOTHER.

BTIIL ANOTHER.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10, 1853.
Messrs. FARRELL, HERRING q CO..
No. 829 Chestnut street.
Gentlemen:-I had one of your make OF safes
in the basement OF ]. Z. Caldwell q Co.'s store
at the time of the great fire on the night
of the 18th instant 1t was removed from
the ruins to-day. and on opening IL
found all my books, papers, green
backs, watches, and watch materials, etc. all
preserved. 1 feel glad that had one of your
truly valuable safes. and shall want another of
your make when get located.
Yours, very respectfully,
+. L. KIRKPATRICK.
with ]. e. Caldwell Il Co.,
No. 8le Chestnut street
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''The following table will also show, you. the
advance in the prices OF labor in he boot and
sSoe manufacturing establishment of Il. and A.
ri Ratchellpr & Co., in the same town, during
The wears 1860 and 1s6s respectivelv;-
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Per cent.
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By an examination of the above table 1t will
be seen that the average price OF the leadlng
articles of domestic consumption in the cities OF
Lowell and Lawrence for the years 1869, over
1860 (making allowance for the varying rates OF
quantities used), is somewhat in excess OF 80
(9l.66) per cent, but II the average be Dropor~
fioned TO the relative importance of the several
articles entering into consumptlon-the guam
tity and value Of -four and meat consumed, for
example. being disproportionate to the quantity
of sugar, coffee, and frewood-the advance
would be found TO stand at even much higher
Again. the following letters, selected from
very large number which have been directly or
indirectly communicated, are especially inte-
resting as sho wing the individual experiences of
workingmen:-
'NEw YORK, February, 1869. --sir:-I perceive
thst Mr. Stseley rec mas reVHeu i 'ne na lmportant
the cost of living. l am railroad conductor,
and have been so for number of years. la
1869 my weekly expenses (6ve in family were
as follows, in detail, contrasted with which 1
give you also the present prices:-
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tcontintLed from he First Page
in the prices of commodities, Is fully shown in
the folio wing tablet
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welfare Of the whole people, and also OF
explaining some matters in connection with my
last report which events have shown were liable
TO o misrepresentation.
am yours, respectfully,
DAVID A. WELLS,
U. 8. Special Commissioner of Revenue.
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THE ONLY SAFES EXPOSED TO THE
FIRE In CALDWELL'S STORE
WERE FARRELL, HERRING d co.
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1NoR'sE.

PRICES. INCR Sc.
Per cent.
In 1860. In 1869.
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'"Average advance in cost of above quantities
from 1860 TO 1868, 9s7 per cent.
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We copy tie following account
II. the recent Overflow in Texas,
from the Galveston News of the
18Th :,,,.g.,s, b, !, ,,g;r. .+,.,,-..,..
IN M. j. iii Hughes Of The Colo
ado railroad, Just from Alleyton.
BODIES of persons were seen float
mo down the river /; d horse with
= side-saddle on was observed
sssting down. MI. Hugh; thinks
many persons about Eagle Lake
Sannot have escaped drowning, as
fba water bad cut of Dunovant's
and other plantations, The crops
an the river are entirely destroy
al Mr.. Alexander Drumgool was
drowned Sunday evening, three
miles below Eagle Lake, trying to
swim out. His family were left
nfbeplantation which was certain
" overAowed. The bridge at Co.
IImbus is safe. a.ar
The BRACES river was rising
when he left, and was 90 teetabove
t61g water. oEaIall HEo2ElIh6 T.
Al Alleyton the river rose SO
rapidly that the citizens did not
have time to save their extra cloth
in4 and Yaluables. They did not
argDrehend danger until they heard.
3be river roaring, and had to make
Iasts to the hills. 2 They had to-
av out in the woods from Satur-
Law night at 2 P. M. until Mr..
Hughes left, Sunday evening, with. /
lotRing to eat. The railroad is
Iamaeed5 east and west of Alley
on, but will be repaired so that
rains will run to that place in a
ow days It viii require about
IeeE to repair the damage to the
Dad west Of A1leyton,L o. i
- EEfh.f ~##H .
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The original double fashion plalss
will be continued. Ill #-l.<A Il To-
MoDEL CorrAaEs. The only maya
zihe in this country that gives these
designs is the Lady's Book.
! DnAv1Na Lrssoss, In thia we are
also alone. Do .E# -.
y OusrxAL MusIC.--Godeys is the
only magazine in which music pre-.
pared expressly for ifnppeara
We have also ChildT8n'sp Horti-
cultural and i Health Department.
-y- rGODEY's INVGLUABLE RECErPrs
zA-A - : : -tE- ELEJ tA.s4LlH 3Hr4Nh
Upon every subject, goF the BoudOir,
Nursery, Kitchen, House and Laun,
dry.
T1ErEB ENaRkvINas.-This ID a Sc
ries of engrayings that no one haf
attemOted but ourselves. They give
greet satisfaction. .l 4. -.
I.ADrs's FANCY WORE DEPAFrEENT. >
Some oF the designs in this depart,
meut a:e printed il cOIOrs in q style
unequalled. III -s 7esaf lraaa