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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06
CRIMINAL

At the Tombs Police Cont yesterday, young
man giving the Of Timothy John Jones residing at
having Thursday evening attempted to steal chest
OF tea valued $50 from the wagon OF Engelbert vo
standing in front Of No. 1914 Frontst
The Restless alleged mutiny case has been
concluded. The Commissioner held that the testimony
showed that no revolt intended by the defendants
and that the alleged mutiny was simply general row
on tho ship for which the officers OF the ship were as
much blame the men. he therefore discharged the
defendants.
Jacob Freund. cigar manufacturer, was
charged, before COmnissoner Osborn with eonsplnng
with oscar Hogan and C. z. Braun also clgar.manufac
turers defsud the Government of the tax on 10000
cigars and to run cigar @ ~, naS. DUso "
tho complainant Il. Hess, no testimony OF Importance
was TAKEN and an adjournment was had to Tuesday
NEXT.
In the Court Of General Sessions, yesterday
morning, two trials were held, resulting In convictions
Three PeadIgs OF gully rbc ws, ana
busy one. and the week which has closed has been
represented by Second Assistant Tweed
FIVE leases Of h9msds ae h the cases %re
put on the calendar for the purpose OF having days
assigned for trial With consent Of counsel for four Of
he trials: In the case Of Patrick Kcrrgan Indictment
found JaB. N, tral Monday, Aarch Robert Tllnan,
CsTson Indicted Peb. is trial Wednesday. March 10:
John se!bert Indicted He5 ~ trial Ihnrsday March IL
r. A. all q these d considerable importance
TIC week VII he an unusually bnsy one
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day Frederick q. CtasseY ~ ne firm o. Utnssey Co.,
No Maiden Lane preferred complaint before Justice
Dodge against AGOph Hchwed, tettng forth that on
March LIST and Sd lie received t5 worth Of fancy goods
forged order pupOrtng 70 have tho signature OF NJ
Leroy Co. The prisoner was committed for eInInlna-
tiOn. John Sheehan committed for examination
charge preferred by Mr. Charles Beardslcy OF No.
81 BrOadst.. that March he had stolen from the
barge NewYoTk bale Of cotton valued at $50, which
subsequently discovered In row boat, with coat
William Davis Chaplin was committed for examn-
alton. the charges being that he defrauded Mrs Eliza
beth Rogers Of No 80 West Twentyf0ufhs OF 6 which
he owed fOr board aud gave her In payment thereof
forged check on the National Trust Company that he de-
frauded Charles w. Dawson Of Westchester In tho
amount with similar check also that he passed stint
lar chec, FOR $50 Mr.. William Shell Of Brooklyn.
Harvey Hudson soldier. was held for examination
the complaint OF Oscar " Mitchell Of No l6 sprngst,
that he had stolen SO 30 from his pants pocket while
asleep.
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THE COURTS.
THE MANHATTAN CLUB GAMBLING CASE.

THE MANHATTAN CLUB GAMBLING CASE.
This was a dispute between Benjamin Hart
and Edward L. Corlies two members OF the Manhattan
Club about money won in certain games OF cards during
the year 1868. Hart 1851 from Cores In Nvers
but the latter declined TO pay and Hart brought
suit The defendant replied that the plaintiff and Mr.
Lombard played together at a game OF chance called
poker for stakes upon credit and for ready money
that the paipts demand is not valid in law nor obga-
tory upon him. The case came up on motion by the
defendant to yacate Judgment the ground OF iTegu
ary The defendants time to answer had expired ana
he obtained from the court permission TO extend the
time and served his order and an affidavit stating why
the extension should be granted but served no copy VI
his affidavit OF merits with said order On that IS days
afterward, the plaintiff entered up judgment without
giving any notice Of taxation Of costs Cores on obtain
ing the order. had done affidavit setting forth
his reasons for a stav aud also affidavit OF merits
Jnd 20 Barrett held the matter for consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

The stated meeting of the Board of Mana
gers American Bible Society held ut the Bible
House, Aston Place. Thursday the 4th inst william
Whitlock jr Vice President IN the Fourteen
each OF the States OF Maine California West Virginia North
Carolina. Georgia, Florida Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas
ana Tennessee and four in Texas Grants Of books
made 70 the National Orphans Home Gettysburg 10 the
American Sunday School Union 10 tho Missionary So
cley and Domestic Board Of the Protestant Episcopal
sionary Society 0f the Methodist Episcopal Church; and
many others Of smaller amount. Tne entire number Of
volumes granted was 217 beside others 90 the amount
% woo TO the Leon County Bible Society Fla Approprla
foreign countries for the ensuing year exclusive
work IN Mexico and South America The subject Of
emitting the usual annt which WAS be-
lore tpe Board nj tho last stated meeting and deferred
Ior iuftheT confederation, was taken up when IL
hhhy determined tolnaRe no change.
The second meeting OF the members of old
Public school No took place yesterday afternoon at
lle tchoothoGse IN ChTy Slcst. near Canal. regular
OIgahlIn0h mas beeH CGectod. under the name ~
dcoTgc T. IlnDe Association 81 Old Public School No
OF the tIly OF NeW-HOfk. The following pennanent
0mces were elected 10 serve udrlug the ensuing YEAR
JOhn " Huiiou PRESIDENT: Vice Presidents W.
DuDshce, Sathln Beers, ana Thomas Palmer: Record.
ing Secretary, Joseph H. Tulel Coirpspondnr secre.
tury. Samuel ID. Allison; Treasurer Al0nlo GIOte The
Committee "a organization submitted he above which
Was an0pieu. MT iflmDe Was President ~ the Board
Of Trustees OF the old Public School Society i'm 1920 and
was preseD at LNe meeting yesterday. IIe thanked the
bOys" for The hOAor they lad done him In naming the
Association after hfn, and entertained them for while
wBh remtniscencee o. the past About 80 of those
attended the old school between tho years 1929 and 1916
have signed their naines Is members " the Association
An address delivered Nv sir John f. Adoms another
ne met annual Onnr VI DO Association o. LASER MUB
dly, March ~
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READ THE FOLLOWING,

IFrom The Nac- York citzra FEB. 20. 1851
n another column will b. found advertisement giving the annual
financial statement National Life Insurance Company From this
statement N be that she Company Is In condition
and me sounde Of those Institutions Will also be
seen Company las adopted the forfeiture principle 0ians
policies
This covers pOIn, which bin pendsg before the Legislature 81
this State specially secure snd already required HaWin
Mlsehussa When introduced urged n mme
date passage and the fact tia. beat Life insurance companies have
adopted principle voluntarily proof that In demanding s
sage not asking toe much Of the Legislature for only
ring out theory vheh the safest and bes. companies Ike the National
Life consider than just aud fair TO the Insured We understand
life eonpnes have sent Albany
oppose pssEs tbey succeed Ia defeating the bill the on way
their lives Insured Is to take cat policies ia
company National LIE which rseogaIss and Voluntarily
adopts the priaepe asked for in the bill
cheaper and sfsr to be Insured good Company and when
,ded forfeiture policies believe that bet doing
public calling attention to tho Companies which voluntarily
insure plan yOu ESni mOnT wrsnehss
ron you Ovsksn by emergency PaiOas
these ComPAHe, which do no. recognize that principle.
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A CENTS WANTED TO sell THE ILLUS
"A TRATED ANIMALS OF PllRENOLOGY
AND PIIYSI0GNOMY for 1865, 0, 2, 8, and o,
combined in one vol, 250 engravings, with
Bashfuness, how to overcome il Marriage of
Cousins; Stammering, its causes and cure /;
Jealousy, Mirthfulncss, Wit ilumor; What
can do best Only 81. Address S. X. WELLS,
No. $50 Broadway, n Y.
THE ANNUAL for 1869 contains: The True
Basis of Education The Rev. John Cummings,
ID. d.; Blind Tons Life among the Miners; The
Rev. Drs. Dix, james, bowling Osgood. lsaacs,
Purcell, and Stewart; also Artemus Ward Sam
Slick, A Cannibal, Wilkic Collins, lIcpworth,
Dixon, Victor Cousin; How to Study Faces ;
Dumas, Swinbulnc, Julian, Andrew Jackson
and others. Only % cents. Agents supplied
on liberal terms.
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Iron u, wara Journal, Fes. n, 1909

The National Company Of NewYOrk have Issued their
Fourth Report which learn ha. their receipts daring
the year 1868 disbursement l assets sos 2ts
business showing increase IN TIE Income Of the Company Of
eGcOO tie total expenses being bat small percentage
over the previous real, This Conpsny ss adopted the Massachusetts,
principle Of nonOrure policy through neglect pay the premium
principle which every Life Company whether domestic
foIeigu should be forced BY tho Legislature 10 ADOPT
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u be forced By tho Legislature 10 adopt
nom o. conmreial Alrrfi,.r. r.s. 20. 1901

IFTom Nf C0nmrrtIaI 1arrilT, I'd. 70 Is5'I
To another will he fond toe statement Of the N;ors
Life Insurance Company which deserves the attention parties sar
ing Although the business Of this Company not extensive that
some Others yet appears OHdue: M s sound economical
principles which tie great protection Of those irIsnng The
sres COMPANY nee 1904 Indicated Ia It's statement deserving
faeBou The National has adopted the Massachusetts principle Of
nOuae Of policy through neglect pay the premium. which to
many great recommendation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06
Nrxy vopx pAuy TRIBUNE SATURDAY MARCH o. 1907

,.o,a An. fan 81 an. r, Of win time esnse the fa q ,ne t
sImn,oa q ths Sodog ssss a .sd 80 hey
sndd thai That part Of which m standu be taken dors o
sS. Sd,t Pm new f SS ." i adsn g.tCSs
VII. addition what can BE- saysa ths pubic IN the ispe
that hcy may supplied with iunds usent to eree' new D
HARTS cornerstone of the buildings con- On.
.s Some powder which had deposited under the IGOR o. s
building when the mills were in operation % he mill the
time The building wholly DESTROYED BY Ars WHICH Wv
explosion.
HOBOKEN, N J-This city has paid slGl 2l4 Tor Tor
during The pa,t two ysaI ,o "a 2s' . Civ CI
10 tfs ss X. i S. 1 . to he s%oHot $500
JERSEY CITY, n. 1.-THE skating rink was open open
m oil bL The excellent condition, and 'h sAaB
r RERGEN. N. 1.-THE policeman. McDon0ngh,
charged with committing assault little g named he
tunnel on Thur night oil train ran on YESTERDAY " we same
place. No damage was done.
NEWARK N. 1.-THE Committee OF the ne lE %, od
clam thai they show that they have r mes o. he
n. jan. BoSsra deceased the only heirs 70 the
property III the ely now 10 Ins nn 90 oy pes
cS"FS %.s%o ana EasL purchased
s instead Of ca srd c s., Mot SS;
rive SUBTRACTION and about to remOn''rass agn
MOUNT HOLLY, N IA few days since singh =.
ar ac. and op: fI F.TS, On The s @ Daughter Of ..
tender was crossing track front coal train when ne OO
3 her n,ep,be The entire train consisting o. forty heavily
laden owe, her body So. q she h'G when he & bad
p, child taken and rs'Orlt'e' applied and 'h' vi"
found 80 be unipjurei
WOODSIDE, N. 1.-THE Rev. Clarence Eddy has
been installed Presbyterian Church Of this village
SADDLE RIVER, N. J.--There is mad-dog fever
In this place aud the farmers are going on dog tnS iu
BRIDGEPORT. CONN-Mr. p. Il. Barnum has
presented the Orphan Asylum with aO' Ofand on which they vi" soon
erect suitable buildings
WATERBURY,, CoNNIThere were SSS births l1s n
females There wsE. l2a marriages, and l9l deaths.
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THE ROGERS MURDER.

w. +. Howe, Counsel for james Logan No.
yesterday morning received letter from the prisoner
Of which the following IL literal copy:
NEW YORK, March Q, 1862
Mr. HowB.-sir,-I would like 10 no when my trial is
coming of; you know You will oblige very much by
letting Inc 10, as there Is none Of people allowed
see me can hear nOthuk about H. You will Oblge inc
very much by having the Trial 10 come OF you
JAMES LOGAN, 2lst Ward Station. House.
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tAnnouresmsniIl

ESooNER on LATER, neglected Cold will de-
vop constant Cough shortns Of Breath, Falling Strength ana
Wasting Feshhe ,vint oues Of Consumption 10 some
will produce Bron disease Of the branches oil sh
vndppe affections Pulmonary 0rgus well Ss 10 Bron
Complaints JAISEs BIPEorORASr both palliative aud eHa
dive testimony ofhousBd and is wordSide reputation as
while Coughs and Colds acts speedily and when taken according
directions, promptly them Why not give 'hS standard
remedy an immediate trial Sold by all DnEs,sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06
lrror, D. Frara,Ii,t. Marsa I. lsee. !

THE NATIONAL LIFE insurance. COMPANY Of EenYoi enabled
20 make Fourth Annual Report encouraging statement OF
lis business From policies issued IN 1864 the M year Ofs
existence has increased the last year to ever thirteen hundred may
b seen by n. detailed another column With this steady
growth and with assets amounting nearly half million dollar,
need, prudenl Wise make Of the most
ueeessfal companies acquaintance With the P
dent Vice President bs latter long connected With the Mahhatssl
gives US great confidence It's growth aud prosperity
EDWARD A.
JONATHAN o. VICE PREslDEsr
JOHN A.
CHARLES G. ASSISTANT SECRErAKI
JOHN g. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
HIRAM b. WHITE, NJ. .MzDicAL kxAsISER
REv. JAMES PORTER, d. D..
Superintendent Of Agencies,
No. 2li Broadway. ~ T.
Can or send for Circular
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LATEST SHIP NEHS
ARRIV Ed.


sesn,hlp sniii schusrs Bremen Jsn a. nfse aud oni
s,arstip Galatsa. Eys. Providence. ndse and pass
S.aH.hip Charleston. Berry, Charleston. mase aud pass
slip J.6b smsr Lsnsob, HAVE a. DAYS mdse aud pass
Bah NuotA Monde, hisTlee Trieste W dals ifui n.
Bah W H. JeukB. Lswa Androsn "a DAYS railroad iron Pit
Fys bark CIua CArit taken Of
Ban linear Ward Laua.7iin Palermo. Nov. a. fruit
Brig EisB Maria HoIs savannah odsys, timber
Bhs klE,ra Holuss CicnfasEo, 20 DAYS, sugar
Brig u. Means. weut.orb, blIibsilPoIt
sobr. Athlete PuriT Csmpobels 5diH esh
seht Ben, Eolias Wilmington ~ O. dA', sav'l stores
Bchr. s. b. Strong Murrsy beaufort days. navs store,
join J. Phiro baltimore H. $ Rove, Vrgn,
C,ula Jane. EiIabebpoL Amos Paishburg Krsbeihpor,
Aha, ElIabeihport IhoA 7. Cooper, knfaehthpoTl
ocesa Wave BiIAbeihport Village Queen, ElinbethPort
Rachel Jane EHnbeLDorl Fashion, E Iabshpor'.
] MuulsU stanford q. g. Acken, Stamford
HInnah ws,,brook, Portland Am s Brown, Providence
eIghtiugse Prorideues Ida D. Burgess. BostOa.
M5reIsht Island Belle, Machila
Annie Bridgeport Josephine Bridgeport.
Gloucester New Iisrsn Mar Augusta, Portland.
Mar Hssru, Stanford Hare, Greenwich
OosIa Star, RosklIud
DOMESTIC PORTS.
siy fRlSeco March 3-ArdTei. ships Aice NJ Mnolt from
Nes.Yort Pocbhonas Boston Sailed, ship Sarah for Cork
wuSisGroS NJ c. March a-AhVei steamship Mary Sandiori
PoErEEai MONROE March s-Tn the Roads Mary Dyer,
Bel Bartlett. and F,bsr. AID leei Of eoAseri H. -,
D. O. Ialls Nsv.YosE A. D. isel Woods Hole AID Bella, fosn
Baltimore sailed steamship SIpgoA for SoWYOrk Rosetta for
stvASSiT HlTch5-lrfi1ed steamship Leo SswYoti lchr
Huron EewYor, Bowdop. Carlsuas Cars Hsysr hsElorE
Cleared ships Coruel London Hos HsSeae bHE fineheo Qua
EaTIoSDOS, March s-Aured. ,ehr Horizon, GoOd,Peed
s.I csai New Yos VIA Nate cashs NOtscn sailed
Thomas tleh. foT Virginia. Isabel Cape st. Glass Helen A-H'
''"-'e DISASTERS
The bark w IT, Jenkn, hon AdossAn reports Dee 80 lat t62
long 0 W. fell WITH the from China om Quebec for Cardiff With
timber uaerggsd took from her the steward "a
snd ahepless condition bAyng lived pcrk u days.
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER D. -,
,ovv uout Tier Bar windt ioHL Thsr 9i; VIZ ~
Hh", Mr rg0 So 500 NV. Mar SO 30 9i9 W.
u 40 9llt NV 3 2So go y saISs W y"
30 1914 w II " JNH ., VI II .
Rr,,HEs-Mornss cloudy at e:!Sj clear from 70 III
,ty Slond, from windy from midnight TO sunns TN
FSs5ing-CleAr from 1870 10; slightly cloudy 81 W'o
bsnoneer uged lowest at m, s' above IeTo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

GorGF's VENTILATED PRESERVING Rooms
for the Of Meats Fruits AMI VegetAbel 10 efien''e Us
In HsW'You Ctr Hotels aud private hOustL
Pamphlets " ventilation sent ffee. . 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

MAsoN's BLEACHING GIVES DRY POLISH.
JANEs s. Mason,
Philadelphia, Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

Fry FOR CHLDREN.-Chdren who hav,
teeth % ed With Laugug Colon oheH say II 10
ui OBs Ht. fellow said to the Cooper IEs.luts an
brsalbsi ilie tube. AID ny tooth fell night osI"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

SPECIAL NOTICE TO HOUsEKEEPERs.-The
PArssT HANDLE Table KsEE I'll 10; e. loose 10 ho
T. tufth handle known sod BY Az dealers 10 Iul
eJ In toe uasI States, and made exclusively by The
MERIpzs CUTLERY Co. No. Is BeekmAn'st. " I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

THE AMERICAN HOUSE, Boston, is most favor
ht tsaun al over the country Unsurpassed ITS msnsgeueuth ha,
equals extent In i thousand c5nvaace Ot tue comfort and
pleasure oil EuestL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

SUSDAY-ScHooL BooKs-BRoUGHTON & Wy
zAs ~ u gsHsus tssp the r.ss. AID beat aIisfn'st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

TIE CALIFORNIA AND NEW YORK EMPLOY
W ehage Of eoIps Of American ae. NO 10
Tcntb and Ele'enihsts the Drug store SUP
Die, notice Gennan American, and Irish help aud promises
aaus kinds Of respectable ServAnta Nc others need Apply
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DS0eEl ~ ~ HlF'
GryTfRNENs HAIRS.

sprnF STYLE hr 1869 Gentlemen who appreciate sne Hat hg
Hat ard agufceut proporon invited 70 examine Ls
Spring o. les Just Introduced By EsPEsscHED No. lls Ns'saa
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II How're No. 9Ot Broodwav-DEAR SIR: l

Z. HOLMES, No. POI Br0adway-DEAR SIR: l
have the pleasure Informing that y9a BarE. Alarm IsgPh
gyei failure to properly close TIE doors and windows
night ia he OF security afforded bT e nosge oi pre-
protection property Afforded By is use Yours &c. a. W.
pGeeE ~ ~ HAtst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06
DRoF ADAMss STEAM BRICK KILN.

DROP. ADAMS's STEAM BRICK KILN.
This KILN Ia just patented aud practically demonstrated
large scale this city burns the entire Kh Of both red aud FIRE
brick, perfectly Uniform 10 hardness and eOoruone being overturned
undermined Il burns lime pottery tiles, and all sia goods
III WILL BURN A WHOLE KILN or HARD PINK RED AND
UNIFORMLY BEAUTIFUL PRESSED BRICKS.
The principle now, aud similar TO smoking cigar IL save, fuel
distributes the heat uniformly without regard to
uod weather. ds and busa the Kni em noksi has
and requires SKILLED labor TO set ~ load aud
load being higher than reach TO bnrn cannot be
chilled eheipJ built and very durable State county aud yard rights
Address COIN cox No ll9 South Fourtst Rooms soi
rs and 49, Phadsphs cox DAVENPORT No. 81 Washington.
st.. Room a. Boston. Mass ssud for Cireu,u
HOMEOPATHIC GROUP AND COUGH
SYRUP mfalbe remedy No family should he without H.
Por sale at the Nswiork Homeopathic Pharmacy No. 1871 Bowe
90 TO MACFARLANDS BOOKSTORE,
N No Oh Broadway below h, old paes and get boz Of
beautiful FRENCH NOTE PAPER.
Five auirs' for 81 stamped.
ZERO rig L RA T o r.
~ The ouy perfect Meat and Fruit Peseut Grand prte Medal
gi,en 1851 NJ LESLEY Manufacture No COS SIth and No
llO Boalgay Trade supplied Reicrat0s 81 all kinds repaired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

pleasant enaous Remedy for Coughs Colds Throat
Hoarscnrss Broncs CAtsrrh, lodi
ge,o Dyspepsia PbUl Stomach, IIemorbod, GIa Choro',
heTefnlA Ac
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Hoff's Malt Extract.
PRICE REDUCED TO $40 PER DOZEN
A TONIC BEVERAGE.

subsiu, FOR Ale Beer Porter and every other description
Alcoholic Drinks
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DISASTERS.

The bk IT, jenkins hon Ado.an reports; Dee 80 lat 60 2S
timber logged took from her the steward "a carpenter
helpless condition having lived pork IL
died aer taken board the captain
and washed overheard aud drowned Dee "a
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Delivered free in thi. city or suburbs

Jos. s. pRpRRsRN, No u Mnray,i
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-25
PLAsTIc SLATE ROOFING CO.,
Office, Of Magazine street,
xEH ORLEANS, Ia.

Standard FIRE PROOF ROOFS equal In durability
and far superior in other respect TO sheet Slate put ON
well IS to fat roofs making of valley rtters. etc. etc.
thereby aspenain With the Of 6tRi for that pur
Slate cost OF mPaTntiyely small and
the mode of applicatiOH-quts simple; does not nSSt
but rather improves tho water No painting Is required
II can be applied 70 the sss Of buIdings we'll the
roof, making toe who,e fire proof As covering for
Steamboat Roofs IL IL superior to anything In use.
Partes interested be referred to numerous roofs
city during the past wear.
CommunieAtiens addressed 70 EDwD THOMPSON,
ecretery Rnd Treasurer will receive prompt atteaticn
myi6 3n
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A consolation.--An old lady who i'm
agined that the sea must be very dirty,
because so many people bathe in it, was
eonsoled by being informed that it was
washed upon the beach every morning.
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MEDICAL ADyERTIsEmENrs,
r UPTUR1 CUR RD 1T
- -. By Using DR. EERKf88 ~
kATENE SUPPORTER TRD6E-
TIE Most E1aeat. CofufortAbls nSd S1uro TRUSS An
uses Censtrastsa upon enfireiy new rrancipas.


y ontrslS difsrsnt in principie ana sct,on nom
Ply low IN uae and hrs every desirable advantage Via;
y aas 70 sprngs NOR iron bands thna AVOIDING IN In.
uictis pressure ~ the back che aaso fls stippr
lne the and relieving the aperture Of all snas
weiept The hnftoa = fsrned that the preasEre is
eaSal On AL ass O. the Hsrnia agsftare In
Wseh the Bnttan Y mnds renders 1t npervous 10 par
sRacn and proancee vhpld the e,osifa
u ne aah cntsneons cellular hssae which permits the
thus testaally closing the neck and ebiiterssng the
AeFs,sM sac by adheaiye Inflammation. -
~ y ~ comfortable might day az glove IL adapts
lseu 70 any possson can DO applied Mt age caInot
by - by any strai OF movement 1t IL not
ena cannot get sut of order It = tine only Trnns that
permanently cr9a the nopaf obsfnste wsll roeant
oasns o. Qualities possessed BY other Truss
OF bands can teseif Thia instkueht has been Tecoi
enaed by tae ieafng snreeons and Through
ost the country for the cnTe al Herna
Such proofs as these Of tho nity Of nay Trtas are Of
uninown to the public These ceetifcetes, besides
many fronssyen known parties In New Orleans, and
nom patients ~ every prrt OF the Union be b
calling At my Office 4E e7rf5 s3tt $50 q 81
My beat arc from rasierts Who have
been ruptIred for yeers and have dried al the best
: spring TrlsAes" without obtaining relief and have
been cured by my treatment As children sss it.
% az moro than ordinary care every asteniop
IotTEis, giving strength and certain relief In Weak
Back aud Failing Of the Womb
with an experience Of than ten Years practice in
er s5s ca,s o. RaPre and Hernia can
more rapid tapEoyennent than be obtained any
o9ner person or appliance in the South without regard
to the age Of the PATIENT length 81 time aficted
s - On. f. sr. G. FERRIS.
Once No St ChaTles street. upstaire.
Hours--From 10 A. IL to 4 T. N. jyff 3Im