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DEPARTM ENT OF STEAM ENGINES AMI
II BOILERS.
INSPECTION OFFICE.

Rooms 20 81 AND 33 FORREST BUILDIS6,
FOURTH STREET, BELOW ChEsNOr
Notice IL hereby given tO all user or users Oh
every Stationary Steam Boiler within tue
limits of this city TO give notlce IN wrlllns
within Thirty Days after date OF tnls notlce, ~
the office OF the Inspector the Location OF every
Boiler in use by him or them, and tne business
or purpose for which the said Boiler IL useu.
Also all persons proposing TO erect or operate
any new Boiler or Boilers, so that the same
may be inspected fore using, In oompllau0e
with act of Assembly OF May 7, 1864 also ordl.
nance OF Councils approved the 18th cay OF
July 1868 -.
ll25t Chief Inspector
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Smith appear upon the list of taxaOles, bat are
not marked as voting.
Mr.. Mann-They appear upon the list Of
voters.
Wtness-Michael Golden and John Kllltoy
are added 10 the list of taxables as having voted,
and the latter is vOuched tor.
Mr.. Mann-Tbey 90 not appear on the list OF
voters.
Aoj urned until Monday afternoon a. 8
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wooIIen Mills burned.

HUNTINGTON. Mas, Jan. 16.-The Ham Oshire
WoollPn Mills, in this town, owned by Little IL
Stanton, we're totally DESTROYED by fire las,
night. together with large lot OF man uiacturel j
goods. The loss is $75, 900.
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Cnucna Mammalian

CHICAGO, Jan. l5.-The Republican caucus at
~. Paul. Minnesota la Z evening repomnated
Alexander Ramsey tor United States senator.
There is 10 organized opposition being made
to SIDator Tpton's reelection from Nebraska.
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TRIO THY M UTU AL.
pROvlDEkT LIFE AND TRUST On.

OF BPHILADELPHA.
OFFICE, NO. III n. FOURTH STREET
Organized 20 promote LIFE INSURANCE amons
nlemberB OF the "Ae
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS
Good Tisks of any class accepted.
Policies issued upon approved plRnh. Al tbs ycwesl
xAtea,
President
SAMUEL Il. BHlPLEy. f.
Woe President w LLIAM o. LCN9aTRHTH.
,-,-. -s--.- ActuRrS, ROWLAND PARRY.
.vaa.l,sa Fan'hees 9ntEed By lhie Oouli ny arc
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Frnm Cnnnecficnt.

HARTFORD, Jan. 10 -Au attachment for a
large amount has just been made on the Brant-
ford lock works in New Haven county.
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pHGhlX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
i PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED lsO4-CHARTER PERPETUAL
No. 224 W ALI ST bSreet, Opposite the Exchanxa
This Company lnsuTes iron ioss or damage by
ElAh,
in liberal terms on bnildDgs merchandise furniture
eIc, Tor ,lnlteo periods, ahn permanently onid.
Lgs by deposit OF pre- nIlunIL
The o. mpRny has been la active operation for "a orr
nan Sixty Y EARS, during wnlcE all losses have
Oeen promptly adjusted an1 pa 4
DlnkCIOh5
IOhn L, Hodge, David Levin,
a T. MAhopy, Bee jamln Etung,
Ohm 4. Lewis, Thomas II Powers,
All lam s, Grant A. II. McHeury,
Robert w, Leaning, hdn ID ChsIlOn
ID. Clark Wharton, samuel WILCOX,
Lawrence Lewis, JI, Lewis o. NoTriB
JOHN X. WUCHERklt, President
SAMUEL WILCOX, SscreCRry. 9.2&
TIRE INSURANCE EXCLUslVELY-THE
u tENhSl LNANlA FIRE INSURANCE UOM
- AHY-lncOrpOrEteo lS25-Oharter PerpeLual-No
$40 Walls UT bLIeet, opL osIe Independence square
This Company, faVurRbly known 10 the community
or over IOry years. Continues Insure against loss
" damage by fire on Publo or Private Buildings
sither peTm emily or for q limited time. Also on
guTpiure Stocks OF Goods, and Merchandise gene
cally, on liberal terms,
Their Capital together with = large Surplua Fund
"a Invested In lhe careful manner, which enable,
Them offer TO the insured an uno0nbtec security p
the case OF loss. cv,
Daniel smith, JT., John Deverenx,
Alexander Benson IhomaS smith,
Isaac Hazehursti AenTy Lewis
TbOmaa Robins, j. GillinRham Fell.
Daniel n HRddOok, Jr,
DANIEL SMITH, JR. r feai0 enL
WIN. q. CkoWELL. Secretary. sW
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ARRIVED YEsTERDAy

steam ship ToDAwanua, JenniDgs savannah Phlla.
delIhiB and southern Mail Steamship %.
str Il. l.. Cav, Her, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For addtttono, Murine Ns,0, soe First Page.
CLEARED YEsTERDJ

ALMANAC FOR PHILADMLPHIA-THIs DAY,
5JfE % MOON IT'S. ...... %
auN sFTs. 80 HIaH WArRR.... AAs
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5UlE Tt1sKs......-..........722 MOoN ars ..- ~
5UN sETs...:........l 50 Hen WArER.,.,...... 44S
CLEARED YESTERDAY. -
dtiIhis and southern Mail stesmsSip 90 FhNS'
str Il. l.. Cav, ner, Baltimore, A. Groves Jr.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
with mdse. to Ii. Wnsor & Co. Passed in the oay, one
oaIqne, and one foreign brig. unknown, and brig
n q. bsIque MeTlaian, Lens b5 days from Bremen
Dan. baIque Forenlnger, Ibsen. A days from Rlo
JsnelTo, wa Delaware BreaRwster, with coffee to s
schr W ", Pharo, Allen days from Boston. with
scbr ATiadDe, Thomas, / day from Smyrna. DEL
with grain to Jas. L.. Bewley d Go,
MEMORANDA.
-, snip m Exceisior I Brown, Tor Philadelphia, sailed
ship Roswell sprague, Lewis hence. at Rio Janeiro
ship Islapd Home Llswell. from Grlmsby, Eug .
Bermuda 28d nit. in distress reports having eScoun
!eIed q heavy gale Nov. H. after which lime eKpe
and part Of foretopmast migzen topgal snJmast and
SnSISr ove %sE asS sSo was SSGS,
badly sc remained in port 9th inst.
ior Phlaoephia' was spoken Sd inst lat 2S 25 long
Barque Imnerador, Heard for New York, was walt.
Ing cargo cargo a. Pelnsmbqco aI 23d ut. -.
Fhiiadephia' which put into Bermuda 27th ut in
She bad Tettteu, and was ready tor sea 9Th inst WV
BeTque Cynthia Palmer, HDner hence for Ant
with an anchor at Deal.
Bar9ue ADfustire, Watt, hence for AnIwe p, sailed
nom q leeDBtOwn 2SLh MT,
BaIque Ssm Sheppsrd, Evans, hence, 81 Clenfueg)s
SOth uiL.
Bafque Triumph, Rogers, hence at Boston yester
day.
Bog 8. p Smith, Kuowlton, hence, at Mstanzas 1st
Instant
Brt Y Merrlck, Norden at Matauzas 9th inst
ffun CeTdenas.
Bril- Nellie, CRfiero hence, at Gibraltar 23i ult
sno cleared 24lb Tor LONDON
Brig William Welsh stronridge, hence. at PaullIac
2Ti n ult
schr Abhie Bursley, Parker tor Philadelphia,
cleared at Boston l4th inst
SchT Il. a. May, Iolles Providence Tor Plila-
dslphis st New York l4th inst,
scar ydis a. May, Bsker. iro m NewhurYport for
Phi adeIIhiS at New Lonuon 18th inst,
schY baylor u Mathis, CheesemRn, hence, Rt Car
denas 3lsl ut
scbr Pedro A. Grau. Lake. hence, at Centuegos lst
scnr j. Ricardo iowa. Little hence, at Clen'uegos
schTs J. b. Austin and Mary Milnes hence. below
sehrs NJ Tiilon, Miller and r, L. Tay, Baker hence,
at Boston nth inst
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EyABL SENTZ' AND MARK HASSl ER'S Or
~ CHEeTKA NATINEkS, EVERY SATURDAY
at ga y. M, IN MUSICAL FUND HALL. single Ad-
mseiOn, SO ce1ts. Package OF tckes Sl, at Boners
No. llO2 CHESNUT St.. and at the Door, [ll4u
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LIMITED AMOUNT OF STOCK FOR SALE.
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RICHARD =. SMITH, President.
JOHN MOSS, Secretary. ll2l3t
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II ORTlSULTURAL HA l. L-GERMANIA
IL ORCH EfsTISA p o b BIC REHEA RSALS
EN EkI WEDNESDAY,, at 80 II. M.-Ticxets sold
at The door and all principal Music stores. Pack.
ages OF five Tor 81; single, IS cents.
hnRagements can be- Dy addressing q. RAS-
TERI, No. 1921 MONTEREY Street; Wittig'B huslo
store No. 1921 Chestnut street; Andres Music store,
NO 1l0l Chestnut street. 10 19 3m
, 1869-03-04

rne Rueassn Cxsre Vi b !. STACKED by sylnnsous
OF TT ,arna d.,ease that earrttd Cd his nto'nsr.
The Pop. h.s resut ~ 70 divorces The exQuecn
Of Naples from Bcr,h&-
calholie Aretblsh-p Aannlng u sleaeez.
wtF7. 1uftltsentlo, king Enx1sbmsn Of 1eA't1 -.
r. pctrs Bsnchoec1's deata en,tcnez tho Prince
lup.rsal II 4G,oo.
Tea Gsat Duke Constantine intends TO reside
pfrn1arentY IN ~&s1aw.
Secretary Mecrlloea hsa bought 4 splendid
taIm IN Montgomery Co1nss, Nd.
Et.stotsary Stanton sadtrs from severe st-
tack Of hrurehi,.s.
L.u1scte'. las' s,ucle was grow! 1t fore'kn
purli,tefs fur dehAudlne him IN Tho re:4sues of
bte writings.
Mr. palsfst. Il. r. Who entertained Reverdv
1ohntou At G.asGow. IAtslJ, also Similarly hon.
/ red ex ,t~bsl Atton h~ 5esrs aentt.
Bowootn Iolie2e Clsas ot 1ssohase commission.
ed Willard, ct B saou. to furnish :tem posuzit
Of ii II e.a.'ml'e. 9ene:a'o. o. Ho~1r:.
TIC srct9eueEt besstn ths Bav1ritn king and
tie Pr,ne*ss hazu, Of Rus.,a. has beeu hsokeu
| oE, II conreou1n c ot shs Russian peop es avg
| ston 10 ths proposed charge Of her religion.
De ecp u. q. >eos.l, Ct ths Ce.tfA Rapti t
| Church. Il Nasar1.h. Ttnu- has s1va1 817,ooo Ia
| IN. a untsessl'y 4. Nurtrteeboro. ~htcn viii
o,te Iefou4 turA'io1s, has tchevcd tne 1nsh-
| ind n u an tnaeb.edacss Of f.aDoc
Last I'LL ste lMe Fasd PashA .usk.sh rose'su
! ser1r5, ~pa ouooa 1t \ Baa<n- -Batsu r aus'
b1,t Eel, HI rats-rrss ~+ts - thA aArs hies
Of Bof-eaux iawre1. He loved her deeply, Rnd
! her ,tnnenct o,Nt kia was zsEas6ahe.
l,tr 4sr,ed ,hst Hansou Narste std o<a't NJ"
Yotk Dr.n c1.ts b1nqcs'ted John C. 6toek'n
| nc re 1t the h arhar IN lab mons, The Woftd
Erurrs that re pc OF the pcssuns dttated had sa'
pctcr ~ II otn'nR NTH c. b.
Ba.or vor Baevt wctks II eis ca laet until os
s'cso~k t. ne toofrtnz, nd f4ees arm n seven
HIS barr u tns.irk gar, and hil tAndsorus fac
- h<eozn1nx auaAc1Rtsd sAa angular The kGos
rot srs ensJ samlres b n, sud sa5s he ssFns b.
tsla1y Eaase kocsSt.y th21 tpy athst Austrian d
AEt1i-
, 1869-03-04

There seems 10 be an extraordinary et-
fort made at Springfield to pass an er
post faet0 Law to enable the existing Di-
1ectors Of railroads, and particularly Of
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rsll.
road, to manage the same after their
terms Of office expire, In defiance OF the
owuers Of the properly. Even tho
Speaker of the House, ii cur dispatches
may be credited, istaktng hand In pro-
pclllng the bill through the Senate.
It is enough to say Of this bill that
1t proposes to take private property out
Of the hands OF the righttul owners
without compensation or apology. II /.
passes the Legislature, and anybody is
dishonest enoug h to avail himself OF Its
prsvlsious, 1t will be the duty OF the
Courts to cpioin such person, and sun
mari}y eject him from Office, and compel
him 70 disgorge. It il . somewhat re-
markable fact that the stockholders Of
| the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail-
road have never held an election iog
| Directors. The consolidation WAS effect
cd In 1885: The Directors OF tht
old Chicago s. Tt,ck Island Road he'll
over, AID have held over on one prelexi
CT another ever slnce, without Al elec
uop. It Is proposed now to rorpctuas'
their power still farther. Ono Of thes'
Directors holds one share Of stock In thl
road, another four shares, aud nno.he
SIX shares. The bill Ia q dlshones
measure. 1sis opposed To all tho prlncl
plca Of business morality. The Legtsis
turc cannot pass It without bringing dis
credit upon the State, and dctersing cap
tsal from coming here for invcltmcnL
, 1869-03-04

bv no means the most favorable inlsances I
It,lrht neutlon. large 1arma Of s"eotJ or
puorc acres pay equally we'll ino cos. y
cultiyat1na hult farm Is ANAL ~ compared
With that Of general farming, but u mus. s eo
attended, to perslstcntlI. Lazy people meS-
nably rnsks failure o. It. ,,..
4. Inis Is undoubtedly the best loe.llsy,
eom14tdng the two shlppaoE polnIs q o..
zoe and Benton Hasbor, bec3usc waue t2s1e
are other localities on this Lake thnte VIA
equally good eon and climate, He ~ luz
nearest 10 market, with Mates corumHalcauon3
- rood hasbor md the best Ade-Wheel
steanes, eusnEtng speed, safety and r.GaH!ar- GH
~ ~ rnn7eyance. Then, aKkin, with
a. is}oe nopulataon, there u always plenty Of
| heip h the piekt. seasop.
| 3. Therc Il no danger 81 the .opanese s, of,
tnE oTerdune, for there dc.h u ,oos - s,. Gsn'
hi illinois vheru the peach, to ny
nnfhm9 Of other varieties OF fuit,, CAD
| he rrnWn with certainty. And as theirs Il
an early crop, whle ours Is Z late cne,< taere
j. no competition. Fruit II being considered
more md more 1 neceasssy, and not one o. Q!
eaten rot only when fresh. but to b can1ed ,.s
for winter use. It Is, IN tact, great heat.
| p1esctTatIye, Then here Ii Ill this Rres1
snd rapidly Incrczdog population ol tns
Northwest and The far West to be supplied
Your Egyptian correspondent seems Gems - =
! HAfG h@ greatly LuuutFA WILL E4Ak-5
marx Of nine, which In no way reflected o.
bis section, or lnd,c.tsd the thought q ean;f s1
! pctittotl. I stated WhAt, 10 far IS eouit
teaIp. vas the general belief, thAt tho peact
crpp waa rulred In Southern Illinois. ans
thcn copsoled your readers With the prospeS'
Of supply from here. What vas tnere u
! hat to disturb hls equ.nlnity' Pelhaps
| aflcr al, my statementwss correct one. II.
The Fruit t-Growers' Association hoiaa IL
neetfrEs weekly, and, WITH lArgc mem2ef
shIp I'D fuU Attendance, is accomplishio,
much in The discussion of practical que.
tic ns connected With the growing, tFanspol
| tation and 1ale Of fruit. And, n .cornset1o
vtth the latter subject, I Eouid remark tha
there r. TO Be another wedding oat o. CON
Who arc The honest, trustworthy met
through whose hands al this fruit b.:
pass, md mean 10 profit b5 this kroTledg'
, 1869-03-04

A recent meeting Was held n the rooms o.
Hon. J. W. Former. IN Washington, tor the
Imrpose Of con.ult1rE nhout the proper
ncans for the Development Of Tho South, ana
particularly ot North Carolina' IN when
etate Mr.. Fosney hai zeoentiy purchased
plantatiou and expects befosu long to fePre
sen4 that state ~ earpet-tag scnatoE. ~
this rnecthg there wc,c present Messss. fos'
ncy, Aoorhe4a. Kelley, Aones'> u fetnss.-
yaris, and, In facs, nearly Ill the htsh'tas11
leaders and among Tho fp<atsrs ~. Hon,
sauucl Pool, Unlted States Senator IRON
North Carolina The latter gentleman IN hit
s,ceeh. ai,er describing the Immense hsneaes
on the cos.t Of North Carolina where ire
aurn,ls 10000 herring and loo ehaa ase
csusht 1t = single haul. weut on 10 caa7 ols
n,otec,loui6t brethren ~ 10 love-: 90.
..foe 1.e,.x in tnrse wikse l. csat.es o. sset1
,nnr1tanev s.rec the war; .t'hpa. ~. sesr IL
..t A. 1ir ~ Ecuch prp1s II pttof 20 u u ps1
- Thia il n q ptted soz ~ Ahe Il I thst tsha,
rnnnEa arca big.ff wAsta Atu eaa co.. o. tsats
| ~ = s.N he+ becn tl'Re'r stI-R~ea. 5I1 WAH1
enstr b. bo,aqa, for n 10 - esats tSfors ~ w
rp,s eesls no. 90 70 70 osts p<r essA,t. G.d tsfA
IA ttstH IN tx .aMs Prosorftos- Ttnss iA5s'
| csrer7 l&s ia pFcf srtr"
senator Pool continued in thin etEa1n for SON
| time, ald when he concluded neither Moor
head, Eel1ey NOV Asy other high -saE4adts pro
/ posed 70 protect this important branch Of IL
dustfJ u tho oolS usy IL car b done, Vi,
, 1869-03-04
';:s::;s: IL I'll I'll !E:!:::;;: 's.':
snm-l e3i iN.W W.S. II | lncas


Tbs West Sias Rorse RalI-frad War.
1ne se<ouu care o1 rus ,1ty ~. tho Chicago
Wsst p.vsi n Rs'l~ay Company, eha19ed with
the violation ol the ordinance psseed 1anua.y
11tt, requiring than 10 run eax8 On Rudaloh
etrte: every tnrss mtraa -. sad On Nsot4on street
every I've MINUTES v2s EXAMINED It thr Pnhee
tcn1s .ts'tItsy rn.rrinF, ]uatlea srIftsrAos pse-
Httt r.
3ndEr Van Bur u appe4xed On the paft n the
City Nc Que rep1e.*rysa the Kutw-y 1omp31I.
Mr. MIR n svt1n. O Ia .ou fsstde IN shsa
tat7f .. IL, tut 10. Ms wet kauros atsss
| Q Dc Ioc ft.yel op tee 'htea1p WEI Wttts w a
| @ III Vt,ct. mi a. scE*ues. esrasF cT -
| q, >,ne- Fehroass Mn. ho@ "@1 es1e rnvd
r. n*1i 41sn sts e Il ss sa d,f.s1t IN Z, !; oss
ir stl "a, :nss :rssa = ae.es1 ss oo4e ~ n a.
nu.es. Ftsri.lsJ.: Ieslefesy ttasd sessa e aa
RaEaltpn street. ~ II. IL tass PET q VaS ~
, 1869-03-04

Nj. Chcsbroush. tbc City Engineer,
has iu1nished report TO The Board Of
Public Works On The feasibility end ne.
cessi'y Of an outside hsrbor. We pub
lith the reptrs elstwhtrs and iuvito tho
attention OF The Legislature 70 It. The
report IL temperate In tone, and, like all
Of Mr.. Chesbrough's statements, lucid and
corent Il Ahows conciuslvely that there
are no serit Us engineering difficulties 10
be encountered In constructing such 4
hArbor, and that 1t will s,on be needed to
accommodate the increasing commerce Of
The city. Whether such 4 work would be
remunerattvc At the present time, OF Tor 4
few ye.rs 10 ceme, Is q msstet ai doubs
That 1t viii ultimately pay great dcal
mc1e than the interesson Its cost, he has
no deubs. He estimates that the are1
granted In the Like Front bill will
when tully occupied, furnish 10000 iuek
| scet ct doek,ge. Whils entertaining con
fidence In lhe present managers OF th,
1l'inois Central Railroad, he thinks tbs
wtse policy rqu'res that this proper > b
kept within public coulrol.
, 1869-03-04

st.9ra;h. pnt which sill resents % .t.v MeM drs
sns ihtTu some points en- Thieh y ~ t,@' ~ ,h1.
s-rtzye and VI 1Ih ~ Win 70 e3,1z ~ fn.s-t
~. .airIoo tn which Evezy na4a VIZ ~ Hs,!r..n Or
h.+nsT hn il 4 HeDtEhfusu. 40 Hoknsa - ~.
- 1,1"hmsn IN The sen4s ef eosse1oas@s13 ~ .sn ~
e1,nrei 10 <tamEan soaMI.A tor.Ssr
tn1tes. 70 hsva been 0soe.s.sa 0ssss onr no1.ey.
n rc1,fIesl vTunEE :: r. eeannss to r. 'a,ssi
s.sstn ,ho great snd pa1amonet pnreose ~, o.
r,T.ps shat srafs os erptn<fnooa ~ ME II
m sasotS ete.fx Wv ar noH ci1ltd upon 70 mA9o
= u. IA sunramA s&orr for that pafposa n = =
9ssa,.,rsrnn b -dene. By : s1nKis mtsa,s - e.. ~
sssrnt ia .due; MY, Il my ne IN. " Maas ~ y
III ~ .Snres iii whole II sult eanpot % nsoensea
~ ~ - rnfste c1tMqufnee ol act3 oa ie9a toa
M - haY1 to deal with Pc opte eef1 Isss II
isss s1seepnble 1hln eeIseTs' ~ ~ sTes
eApao.s t.ss inspired With 3 une ano
uonMa 1avn Il tnsnta. AND m ~
SeeatA r.. s,,er Ill he cantenfjoss Or fonless
~ ~. ..,an,1n, which have been banded 70 ~
- aa1 Tpkksve. faith in 4 policy NhlS9 l9onasu
~ & stice' and believe thA1 II w! ps2aase u.
n zen 31ltnR eenttmean o. ausetioa upea -
1HsnRtnds These arc vzRneiJ s1se11R II Il ~ ~ :
aatrfms wis vhich for one-4nd n!nH y! 70 y =
rorsrHea Vlth whom am st. 1T..tsa1
~ trsch he consideration OF tne eteas
g,hs III Ti.h Church question nppe, y, s N,
..x+ten;ar fupcture. to which wo ArAcn ~ Mu.t
EnIohs int Ne veil know that fnern to.ane s..
~ N do IN snJ other departuent otsns psani, ~
tutsYest or q pahlte afnrs whicn ca ,se u t5s1
efrnnef sate fof failure WITH srsafo 70 1o' 1t'''
! ~
, 1869-03-04

Britain, for The reason before explained,
that three cent? In deprecated currency
pay for less postal service than
penny docs In Great Brttstn. and re-
quire les labor to procure It. ;;'our
postal service il, theretose cheaper than
That Of Great Britain, and the rates can
not be made 1swer without increasing
The postal deficiency, which Is a. large
now a. is agreeable To h1-paycrA CLet
the fndepend1o* give its attention 10
some Other topic, as 1t Is In pursuit Of q
ch1merH.
, 1869-03-04
Primo 6fptA.<F {, ls dsxune N2d N . Fol.
feY OF the Eovefnmenx-

On The evening of Thursday iue 11th ia-
stspt, I grand banquet wA4 K1yen ~ Flsn~
morrcr's Hall. London, to Her British As}es".
TVS Ministers. About one nuudrs-d aud hRy
ruests we're present. From Nr. Gladssont's
speech on the occasion, the ionoE.ng extract
Is made. ~st.> N.
ooverrne1t y e1tt4rpg1uF 10 :oEo =. s1d viii par
rne.h r1ty It q h& cset tnR OF sa~ RS ,o:l~ I'm
md must no 1tiemp r tA1e Eosn ~ % g7Ai1
ia IA st 1st4rsl nEd n'en.Elb!e sencne6s: Hnt
DO yxnturs TO Rtse pla1xc kca: NOT no n mt
+ Nitl tc lot N tho ma'n:10s of those rasssnrcA
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they rnn cpcs In ten uln1sss, and from sto7
they run once In dse mil utes.
G. No faater 4. No. nf.
xr Buckley Awn1u- 9. Do you live On iha
Tess 61th! i. Tes. nj On MADISON streEt.
T. Q. a1ree the a4th Of Fshsu1J Lust haTe you no.
ticet the cars apr row o. en- they h4ya run On
Wess NAd,aon at1eatY i. Yes, sir. hav5 r1tae3
ii n II aid41e tines; timed them every GAY,
not IL Gay. tut eytIJ olJ; timed than morning.
Noon md night. 1her tavr fun cnce IN ten unln-
utts tomtluEs tn2y be little more.
g. How Na1 It On Randolph s;reetf 4. taT4
n. roticed bEne otph s.1cet
a dns # $lC0 was IN poad
3ae Re: Van Buren, .sxeo for The Issuing OF two
Dora tu1mons es. re:u1rsble Gu Wednesday, the
10Th. and o4t11ua{, the u b. List.