davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-03
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.


Steamship Fanta, freeman, 20 hours from New York,
with mdse; TO John +. ohi
Barque f. A. Kennedy, Hoses 50 days from Liverpool,
with mdse. TO John II. Penrose
Brig BenJamin Carver Meyers, 10 days from Matanzas'
Br brig Ida Homan rs days from St. John, p. r. with
sugar and molasses TO John Mason Go. 80 ~
Sehr Carrie Melvin watts 10 days from St Jonn' NJ d.
Schr M " Cook Fakenberg, days from Saco with ice
y schr J. Tfueman, Gibbs from ROckland Lake. with
Scbr a. E Sampson Blake from Gardiner. Me-, with
Schr l. Bstcheder English, from Boston, with ice TO
Sebs Nav Morn Stetson vinahaven with
seSr Six Teel s days from Calais with lumber
seSr j. q Patterson, scu. days from New London.
WE scP Si III Moore Ncerson days from Boston. with
u,dsa IN Nargbon A Cloud.
ssSr 3 siner Hansey days from saco, with to
saSr Rsnss sudams from sacO with ice to
q tbisn uft day from Port Deposit Nd
with grain to Jas. L. Bewley a Co.
p.,re Emma Mur from Glasgow arrived yesterdav
is consigned TO L. Westergaard 90 not as before.
No date lat 81 10 NJ, long Is w. ship Shatemuc from
oardih May for oallao, II days out.
Correspondence of Me Philadelphia Erchdnge
LEwEs, Dell July I-Brigs Merriwa, for Turks Island;
st. John 3D. went e lgc 60 Raso
from Windsor, ~ g.. passed In to-day Brig Ida, from
Porto Rice has been ordered g ss and the
Wind N LABAN l. LYONS
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Brunette, Brooks, hence at New York yes
steamship Aries. Wiley, hence at Boston yesterday 2
Hchr IT, E HAllock Hnllock, hence, Boston 1et,tsk
schr james Yeidren, Cavalier, for Philadelphia cleared
ss6s r. H. Barnes. hence for Norxisb. At Mem Lendon
3Oth ult " E,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-03

do this with the earnest hope and in the sincere
trust that with Gods blessing upon the GIT and
selves and your general agent, II may enlarge the
sphere OF usefulness already entered upon, and
Southern States, but to the whole OF our dear
country, which have ever loved so well, but never
much as now in my declining years. and at this
time (probably the last occasion shall ever have TO
address youl, as look back over the changes and
the progress OF nearly threequai ters Of century
And pray that Almighty God Will grant to It
future as happy and noble in the Intelligence and
virtues Of its citizens It win be glOrlous in unex-
ampled power and prosperity
am, with great respect, your humble servant
The above letter having been read and considered,
was referred TO special committee, consisting OF
nam, of North Carolina; and Hon. Samuel Watson,
OF Tennessee, who subsequently reported the follow
ing resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
''''' ''e REsoLurtors
Received by the Trustees Of the Peabody Education
Of our end Mr. Peabody
large addition TO our means for carving ON his noble
Thankfully recognize in this act wel the express
SS S $
T S@' desp ear R bis
epdowment and Of own warm personal gratitude for
,sOssd That in accepting this second prncey gift
Committee to with renewed resolution that nothing
part shall be wanting TO secure the entire ID an
which fail TO produce the valuable and last
ing Influences upon the harmony and welfare Of quv whole
country
Resoeed That we heartily and aectionately congratu
late Mr. Peabody being permitted to in safety
his native ond TO fulfil this cherished purpose Of his
heart implore Heavenly Father that his
strength may be restored and his life spared until he
shall have witnessed still more Of the fruits Of his beneh-
plans shall enjoyed still longer the respect
and gratitude Of his country and of the world.
esoUed That these resolutions be communicated to Mr.
Peabody with the of all the trustees
this meeting and that excellent general agent, DIR.
Sears be invited to afx his with in atesta-
ton OF the qualification and gratitude which
ROBERT O. WINTHROP,
CHARLES p. MCILvATNE,
ID. q. FARRAGUr, = ~ u
JOHN II. CLIFFORD,
.N ..|a WILLIAM AIKEN.
III. ~ WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
9. MACALESrER,
SAMUEL WETMoRE
i' GEORGE PEABODY RUSSELL,
GEORGE NJ EATON,
SAMUEL. WATSON,
.U-. b. SEARS, General Agent.
After some other business, and prayer by Bishop
Mcllyaine, the meeting was dissolved.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-03
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.,
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TErEaRAPH.l
RatnrdInv TulO n If1lo 4


The Loan market was only moderately active to-
day, the wants OF the business classes being pretty
well supplied during the past week OF unusual
activity. The feeling is rather unsettled on account
OF the shifting OF loans consequent upon the dis
bureement OF so much gold and currency, and the
rates continue rm The fact is that the banks have
been depleted by the heavy drain made upon them
during the past two weeks. and until the money now
would be unreasonable to expect easier or cheaper
market.
We quote call loans at 6O87 per cent on Govern
ment stocks, but an extra one per cent Is generally
counting is almost entirely limited to outside opera
tors, and the rates range nOminaly between SOLO
per cent. for the best business names.
There is some activity In the gold market to-day
Sales opened at 1867, and at noon the premium
stood at 1877. The transactions In Governments are
light, but the Treasury purchases to-day had an
effect on the market and prices advanced There Is
a slight rise again this morning.
The Stock market was dul but prices OF most OF
the speculative shares without material change.
Nothing was done in State loans City skies sold at
100 for The new issues Lehigh Gold Loan was steady
Reading Railroad changed hands at 4o91@4oA;
Pennsylvania Railroad at 56%; and Lehgh Valley
Railroad at b5. IS was bid for Minebill Railroad;
a6 for North PenneylN ania; aud 81 for Catawissa
Railroad preferred
Canal stocks showed some Improvement. Schuyl-
Kill Navigation preferred was taken at 20C9205S.
36h was bid for Lthgh Navigation.
u. Coal shares there was small sale OF Shamokin
at ~. rt rl {. -.
Bank stocks were unchanged Mechanics sold at
82al 60 was ofered for Commonwealth; 70 for Corn
Exchange, and IS for Union.
Passenger Railway shares were inactive. Sales or
Thirteenth and Fifteenth at Is; Al was bid for
Second and Third; SO for Fifth and Sixth; 81 for
West Philadelphia, and 1879 for Hestonyille.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES. >
Reported by De Haven a. Bro No. 20 s. Third street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-03

Steamship Fanita, Brooks New York, John F. OIL.
Barque Roanoke Davis, Laguayra, John Dallett Il 90.
g. brig Diana, Michaelis, Antwerp L. westergaard
schr j. Spencer, Smith, Cardenas, d. g. stetson 90.
Schr Hamburg, Westcott New Lopdon John Rommel,
Jr. 4 Bro
Schrs o. S. Edwards Oorson, Weymouth, do
Schr Vapor, johnson, Providence, do.
Schr j. H. Bartlett, Harris, Providence, do.
Schr N. Nj. Freeman, Howes, Boston, do
Schr NJ MerTiman, Rabbit, Taunton, do.
Schr O. Young Young, Providence, do.
Schr s. #. Wines Hulse, Providence, do
Sehr s. r. Stevens, Small, Gloucester, do
Schr R. II. Wilson, Harris Providence, do.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-03
FROM EUROPE.
Cnrlist Risinr I'm snnin-

New YORK, July 3.-Aspecial despatch to the
New York Herald, dated London, says
Carlist risings are reported in Spain. In Wit
toria the streets were filled with a revolutionary
mob, armed with scythes and revolvers
and shouting for Carlos and CaIreca. They
murdered the alcalde, and wounded thirty citi-
zens, many of them mortally. Similar risings
are reported in Carthagena andValencia Troops
have been despatched to suppress the riots.
This Mornings Quotations.
BIZ Atlantic Gable. ua rt ni r"s
4 LONDON, July "a. M.--Consols, 92yS for money
and account. United States Five-twenties Sl3S
Erie Railroad, 19&. Illinois Central 9514
LIVERPOOL, July ga. M.-Cotton shade firmer;
uplands, 121ld; Orleans, 12ald. Sales $4,000 bales
Breadstuffs firm.
LONDON, July "a. M.-Tallow AS. Cd fine Rosin,
14s 3D.; Whale Oil, Gao.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, July 3-P. M-CoDsols 927s for money
and account. United States Fve-twentes easier
at 6116 +; Erie, 19%; Illinois Central, 954.
LIVERPOOL. July 3--P. M.-Cotton closed active
uplands, 121Gd; Orleans, 12%d Sales 1900 bales.
Peas, 1885, Provisions dull Cheese, 6Is. Cotton al
| Havre active.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-03

HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUcHU, established
upwards Of eighteen years. prepared by II. T. HELM
BOLD, Druggist, No. 594 BROADWAY, New York,
and No. 1O4 South TENTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa
Price, 81 2b per bottle, or bottles for $3.50, delivered
TO any address. Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
None are genuine unless done up in steel-engraved
wrapper, with fac-simile OF my Chemical Ware
house. and signed
Il. T. HELMBOLD.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-03
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. .,......... JULY
OLEARED THIS MORNING.

STATE OF THERMOMETER THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
IA. M.........,75l IL A. M..........7 p. SO
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-03
stock ouo,allon. ey Telesraph.-1P. NJ.
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
OBJ atlantic Cdb,e.)

QUEENSTOWN July 8.-Arrived, steamship Erin, from
New York.
GLASGOW July s.-Arrived, steamship Caledonia from
New York.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-03

After some other business, and prayer by Bishop
Mcllvaine, the meeting was dissolved. N ?.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-03
GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH,C
January 2e, 1865.

Mr.. H T. HELMBoLD:-
Dear Str:-Your communication requesting our
terms for advertising was duly received, but from
prejudice / had formed against advertising ''cures
for secret diseases, 1t was left unanswered During
an accidental conversation in drug store the other
evening, my mind was changed on the character OF
your Buchu. 1t was then highly commended for
other diseases by two physicians present Incl0sed
please find cur rates OF advertising.
Youre etc, II. H. b. STEEHoUsE,
Editor and Proprietor OF Daily and
Semi-Weekly Telegraph"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-03

FIRST BoARD.
MARI & LApNEa Bankers, report this mornings

roiIows Ut OS. 90 ~ 1sS1 117aISI1TI < Qos
1885, l1sX@ii9; do, July, 1885, 11eS@l1eA; do,
1851 l161s@1l6I; do, 1855 1l62s@ile%; lo4of, loS%
Messrs. DE HAVEN a BROTHER, No. 10 8. Third
street, Philadelphia, report the following quotations;
do. 1854 M@ii1T do 1855, iisx x@i1sN do. 1896,
new, l1sN@iis9; 90. 1851 @ new, ,Is Jig %@diSA & de-
so Year per cent. Cy., i06@l06H; Due Comp. Int
Notes, 194 Gold, 136sS(91S6X; Silver, 1a1@193.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-03

N. Y. S. Vol. INSTITUTE,
CORNER FIFTH AVENUE AND 10TH STREET,

al Home ana School for the Sons OF Deceased Sol
diers.)
DR. H. II. HELMBoLD:- r
Two bottles only OF the package Of your valuable
Buchu presented to the Institute have been used by
the children, and with perfect success. feel that a
knowledge Of the result OF our OF your Buchu
with the children under charge may save many q
Superintendent and Matron OF Neutrality-suspicious. and
Asylums great amount of annoyance. Thanking
YOU on behalf OF the children, and hoping others
may be alike benefited,
' am respectfully yours
COLONEL Young,
General superintendent and Director.
June 16, 1866.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-03

General superintendent and Directo
, 1869-05-14
mIs1.ra " SUBURBAN RESIDENTS.
Report of tho Conference Com i1atttce
who - t1ntervicwcds9 T1Fs
FcArRonzs

An adjourned meeting Of the eist1ens uvtng on
the line Ct the Milwaukee branch Of the North
western Road wns held, Jcsterday afternoon, nj
the once OF Field, king L Co, II the corner Of
Washington and State strcets- where the COM
m.t1ee appointed to confer with the Managers Of
the r1llroad In question reported that they were
unable until yesterday to obtain the tes!eed con-
ference, on account Ut the al-enct Of Mt. Pear.
sops the present manager Of said railway: thai
Yesterday morning, NJ " oEloci, they called upon
Mr. peAf-ous by appointment, =! whom tae! Nsst
AID pat entity TO the!r application
The Committee unHeIz,ood from MI. Peafsons
that Il was not the intention. y
the new schedule, to make anl neIe9A
was 70 IN lac1 or moi, he could Etvr no assurance
tha, any change or deduction from the new sses
wnui,l t~s made, but said that the complains u
FrEari 20 the in,qutabe rules applied 70 tiekets
would ls TAKEN Under consideration, and tndouot-
edty kont "a, ,aynhe charEes in that respect would
t.e made q. dcStrrd. ..
Tie committee fs.t called upon 70 further stAse
thal tac eEaTEc 30 much repeated that the ne =
rA'fs a-d ft9nlat,unf had tecn male by MI rear
FOL-. OF the Easte.n Danacers> In 4 srtrit Of Oh
s;ln.cy or without an ecor, for prcytous infnrna
ton as 10 the wants and interest OF the
\ Tso;ie, Was untrue and without foundation
| Eut tha'. on the eonirsrs, II wvud seem that Mr
! rearsons endcavosed to use proref cxertious K
ohlaln the necessary Information ip tntroductnG
the new arrangement: hence the Willingness m1n
Hested 10 take VII EraGyanees under copsidcratioo
except rs 10 actual ra:ts- On ills subject h.
eeeuel to deem the general ,'.sa fEtn,shed ny III,
records Of hts corporation the bes, indication 0
| what his duty should BE-
no further aciIon be taken Al preseut uuti lurshe
from NJ e asF ns sSs, nav
The report OF the committee WAS adopted IN
! the meeting Adjouthed
, 1869-05-14
PILES.

Try WGnes4s P.le Rensssy i nsyes taas e s1s
E-LaG LIn. X r. 1HxhR N. ee5eaa-
, 1869-05-14

The tosTectlon Of grain for to-uorrowf bulletin
Il n cars and 100 bu wheat: 81 cars ana a1sN
bu corr, OF which II 500 ou arc No !. as,sqS ho
ere No. 2, s,1oO bu are rejected. and 600 b1 no
grade; - cass OF oats, snd car Cd rye Total
Is4 $50 bu-
There WIS fun attendance on Cnanst today;
and higher set ot uazrseta, With more aetivatJ.
The hrisEness WAS, however, largely speculative.
As the apl rtcaslon IN prtceA repreHed purchase
for ehtrment, especially u the weather Il rutA-
vornble for loading vessels The markets. general-
y closed ca6ie1. Business "on the street was
sadly tuserefcd with BY the tsn which fen ssesd!-
u and rerastensty Ill the day. So faf Is street
quotations depend On actual transaetionsv they
arr Of utue v1lue to-day.
Lake trr.ghts were extremely dull, mainly on
account OF the weather. Tnern were very tew
offerings tnough large reet taome ~ sstl Of dH-
ferent classes, Is Dow IN port Only trp charters
were reported, n 5He for wheat from NuNAakee
to Buffalo: and loc TOT wheat 10 Kingston. One
WAS taken las5 evening II 5c foE wheat 70 Bu6a1o
n<nw1nes wese shade stronger. Sales ~erc
inside Of 100 bris (ree II aekc- The atkes closed
! easier, II oo8soKc-
Fruvhiona we1e quiet to ll1ele&nesz, but WITH nc
hange In prteek Tnere were several o1ets to
buy but 1t iower fgurea than those quoted On cur
rent rates. and holders did not banter. Sales were
confined TO 100 bris mesa at t31.o: 100 bris do ii
tsa1: 60 trs laFd, butchers kettle, 1t 1stc; &
tcs 5wecs ptckted hams at lske; 1ss tcs do =,
5Lc; 9ss tcs do tpar1 srstetday, country cut II
1ae; 10 bris beef hsms Il ssAos; 100 tcs yellow
grease 1t 1oAc: md 3 bfta brown ETease 1t 4c
closing prices were quossd - tollo~1: Mess PORK
ku.ee: hrd- 17xc; shoulder, 1lk8tse; shot
| ribs, 15Ac: rough sides. ilc- Sweet p&ckleA ham!
At Ikal6Ae. Tal1ow EA dull with retall ntes i,
- F6s nszks%Io< sorr presented no 1s~ sssz,-.
te-sa5. fa1e MAJ t&s sa4sEs, tod hFtsw
, 1869-05-14
Proposals for Bridge Masonry.

Se,itd proposals viii b.. received i This AEse1A p
cor If ftr i-rs and atnrEs ~ the rail sut
wssp road htidfr bc built c'nhecs thr Island o.
r. * fs!.nd with thc city Of Davenport
Iii proposed build. Say htt en1anaa1 rres- oae
draw trr, and abntsilehts The ssunr Ani e-tutnt
rt,!rcd fue the Nork VIII be fuInsAe pa tllf eas.
, Arreral Itch the ttland cnd OF th
hFe and the &AI YIrri for the erntnt Will he fur-
All e the s14on1, b.. u the lest qu ay of hlds
a%,ry; the stoH. each esItse mist c well bonded
Md each r sccIrrd BY dowris to the CO 1fse
t~Iox, uEdrr atcT and 1t l1rf tuds Of pr:s and
!h~ fulud alton tnst he fi1rt bc1ded xnd Nc4
ertu1e+t til. rrh ted Of the river. The mark- M
rtxscsAek being slhjrt u ta nspcsinn aud AtptnsA
II lie entnandirr 4 the ArssasL Or snch other
itv prtnIcf intu With rrkar to The xeneEAI
:ru lad dlrraatcns Of tae ft. and a:stacct% and
t Ir VI bod Vi 1sxtr. he ifanr%a By rrshoAl ap
IcatL,n this Asse1sl The total al1unt n ri 'oFJ
stt1at<! Ai-A. 1ntC4 cubic NRft- Ali The prFA
and ailments will e relErl u be eor1tt1 pr'Hr )
tilr lat day u Dx1t.nLer- ls4- ,-.
Pat!es MAKING hl!s III .t.tc the rric TIT eaic yard
II Elh rna-enrx which they WiE!a6 - eu.trtt
thr ort the United states the ssn1e. cr.e.
7fy will a fusk-a hid stating srp7:srly th' price
trt.c,hc ard II slld asonry u Hhich 1hey EiA W
deFinke to huid the rers and ahut:artt sht uttnf
t1i+& furnishing the stone, tercut and s1od ~ a'ovc
And Price whsch they ~l to put in the nr
cs-s..y cudtt dam. with t6e4s prnteettons:
Prrposals w b. endorsed Ptopesa1s for Bridge NJ
Nenrr,r and addr~sed 70 the NndefsEued
The Encd StAes the rtkt 10 ftjrtt my baa
NV "es n4s0 TT RoDNAy.
II, Cot srd Hvt. R.1E Gen. 7. s A Commanding
~ 1.k..l As.AA-t Nav L. LEI
, 1869-05-14
PROPOSALS.
improvement Of the DtS Moincs Rap.
ids Of the Mississippi River.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

.sthe rnited statr Ensncrr's Oacr, IN the ei.y 4
tht, +Ionr rlifrd IN the canstElctu n two Liz Lsks
and enc Guard L1sf fer ,hr Canal now Ia rte.-s Of
seo1 eubic yards Faer stone. Il per spsciaeati m
1l;s erttc yaris y .ekns Stont = gtf s?Sdn aion.
fs.3 e7plc Jafds Rnhblr STONE. f"r vertical Or bit
terra wall, p+r sp.Tthc1tioD-
is:p ehie yards 1t:hbe stone for hlorc wa- - PET
Pni os.is In dupie.se wr he ceiycd T.. i.ruI4hlak
ard riitcrtue the stone GnE une or al ths 1oeksotn1
10. eminent pttnk thr most sd~satsFcoN- JAY
ent i1ur .itiqn Lw .tcs fFu the 'ame pass s'r faa
Enck hid ult.t eoutan written or Printed Sn1santy
sIxrta t* two resp'E.!flc p.res nd es..ned 70 "
rs1tic. bIddns viii il sw.tdcd ,hs eonsracss f the
thc ensrrrtcat. n.kr sno the difference bet@ cen
fhr;1 and thr ne1t highest bidder. .
Psssies psoiSsnk nn's he grp15a t *, e y Ill.,
& md nt.h their rontrat on ~ hrore tht l*S o. g
"trr s'a f.lr ot sto1s ~ .t ~, hs tss
Tie nsuc ut the PROPOSING must bs
u,ttrn IN luU, Ni,h their r.ee Of resaaence sud
Snsattt+e Ind 1.d an necessary psre:1
viii he ready foF AnnAtaan Al tr Unsttd htstr~ Mn
o:ec II krosuk+ for twelve days pr1' - th'
Bi.nk forms 70. prvpo.4E' will be f"rnI'hrd u7ta ~
+. f.aFs pfs ro.ns 10 ecntv,rt ealc.sea:, viA
,ud examine the lrarries and the h,eisi,n for taa
| L. eks II furr tenditc in their bids
I'D f. ii iS. Ia ~ ~ sr.ri w se 1asa. r1eept rps;
r4tisfactnrJ tyiderte t1At the pary pr~iu9 u c'su
tsEt ael, md pTspared to do the work Fs.'ftd' III
Rinird eopy q the uotaee msst be assaehed to rae
lid
hs ottacs and shntll BE- endorsed. Pr'p .As 9r ~
i-siDS vone Ter the Leks fos the ot ta
Dies Aoiaes H.pte' II the ass'ss't'Ra i R;FtT RMtfso,
/ TS:rEp SrA1rA KSu. OYYIeK.'
I
, 1869-05-14
1uARp Or PUZZLE wuRKs.
Opening OF bids for the Construction
of Two Ncyx school
foueexs

The Board Of Puh,c Works opened. yesterday.
the following bids for the construction Of two
brick school houses, one on Mitchell street and
tho other On North LASalle street:
Mitchell Street school-T. E Courtney, masonry
and cnfpente1inE. II, 500 JAme Rutherford, ms
konr5, 81, 10; james Mcmillan, masonry, Slo,s $50
ss4,aoo; D&1ley, Cameron Co, masonry, u, ,est;
Vim. Colder, es1peusertng, to,as'a; 1ohn F1t1.
gerald, masonry, $lo,e6o: neeney Campbell.
sl0,Gss; Joseph Mrsee, ca.pcn,e<.nz. go.s44; 10
cludinQ glazing and palnttng. e., ~; Aea-son a
rFEn cHrrentfftnK. n. <,1: Sttn Solk, palnttna
xrd rtax1rx, Jl,7rp; u. ". Eresx, srooe ca2A III
, 1869-05-14
TO ARCHITECTS.
Notice to Architects.

In r4Sruance Aa act entitled. An Az 10 psoTtA4
to. the aals II the ad o:s snd blocks tie town stts
Lintrln and for liz 1tnn and erection VI Ssse Co1
ve.sty ana AE1e11tal College and State E0nsse AsJ.
i3" .prsoved February 18th l@D, plans sad speea.
Hogs VII Be rree4ved II tic oee Ct tie see1esaJ d
skA.e. 1t Lncol. Nebraska until the LIT day q 5un
A b.. tsR 1t Il o'cinck m. r follow:
One Tor the State UrireTstty md Agricultural Catzst
alta. fer State Ln2tie ASyIam- 1he toundat5oos
Of sd hulld!nks to be uf ztone and The -
he VI sore brick. haid hu1dinEs to be eed 1t oe
near lneeln The Capital Of the 5tAte. -.
TIE of the pr<4ens building lot the Cntvefsy b
H.nted By law coe hundred thousand dosrs. and a
Asylum to tsty thousand dars; and th- desin of o4
rarst be building complete within hsef. ai.a':xa ~
eoa,aeted ~ &ad to be wnnts Il The StAss mx1
require. .-
II u derir.he tast each architect who unaT scft 4
rsa1 nd spe4hestion should accompany <ueh 71n md
t1ecec,tton With guarantee Of soue rrFpon1ihe busl
tia, the eAld ran md specifications stc1ld b tdopea
by tho Cotnrsssne.s th1t the aid builder VIII put IN
h1d te1 tie eocs:1uctioa o& tic aid h1EdaE OF build
lux, within the amount Knitted By lax aod ea.af Int.
tor5s fur The Completion Il The aame
Tie architect haee plans arc Ado7sed II 10 hoeszld
l Rewarded by tho Camm;Hescnesl
| DAVID BULER
| THQS P. kKNSARD,
1 JoaS GILLESPIE
Auditor.
| CeyucisA1sEss-
, 1869-05-14
AMQSEMEkIS.


There arc no changes to ro;e u. Any cf III
n,atvs OF amt aement. Sam, the eccentric IN
,si1u.,ous traveller, continues to draw vel
hilcn has fairly convinced the people,
ty dtnr Of hard labor, that "surf wof1n
ke.inE. and his enorss to produce : Pete a
tnIL!nS. arc betng rewarded ny crowded noosee ~
thc DesIborn nightly. On Mon!aJ evening ne =
Ar. James NAnn, the emctnt SUPERINTENDENT ot
the thtatre, Is announced for benefit
"The Octoroon. " with its negro nainSId IeA+
tuEfH, Is proving paying c4rd At the An4donl'
srd vii; te kept On the boAria dnrns tne e
maiuder Of the week. "EAzs Lynne" u under-
lined for next week. ... ..
"Tne Field Of theCoth Of Gotd~ i rapidly
drawing TO 4 tloee-uos Clothes-and VIII be per.
| formed but three times more, - Ixion'' u IN
uouDcGd fer next week