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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-03

l34-l35 Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
GERMAN NATIONAL BANK
Of M o m p is.

d II e Q T Q Il s:
LOUIS HANAUER, of SchoolHeld & Hanauer.
M. L. MEACHAM. Of Meacham & Treadwell.
R. P. WALT, of r. p. Walt 4 Co.
A. L. HARRIS, of Harris, Cochran Il Co.
]. @. NEELY, of Brooks. Nicely q Co.
D. P. MADDEN. of David P. Hidden 4 Co.
T.. P. HOFFMAN,. of Mitchell. Hoffman,
4 Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-03

Regular Memphis and Friar's Point
Tri.Weekly Packet.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
Fatal Prize Fight on the Banks of the
Cayuga Lake.

A terrible affair happened on the banks OF
Cayuga Lake, Y. Y, on Saturday. Two men
named Donnelly and Mcclure had some dis
pute with regard to their physical strength.
Donnelly, who Is large, heavily built man,
OF no particular pugllistic skill, had frequen-
ly boasted that he could lick Mcclure, who
was q stout, wiry man, weighing some thirty
pounds less than Donnelly. Mcclure had a
local reputation us Il boxer. Each man had
a crowd of friends, who angrily canvassed
the strength Of their favorites, and did every
thing In their power to bring about q fight.
At last the prellmlnarGs were arranged and
small sums OF money were staked upon the
result. The fight took place on Saturday
afternoon, at Ogden's dock, on the west side
Of Cuyuga Lake. Several hundred persons
were present. Seconds, referee and an umpire
were chosen and the fight began. The first
round was long and bloody one, but Dom
nelly was finally sent to grass. In the second
round Mcclure gave Donnelly terrific upper
! cut and Donnelly returned II by knocking
! Mcclure into his corner. In the third round
Donnelly forced the fighting, Mcclure
, sprang away from him, but was finally
! knocked through the ropes. The fourth
round opened with slgns Of fatigue on the
part of Mcclure. The fifth round opened
with the closing of one Of Donnelly's eyes.
| Mcclure closed In with him and threw him
heavily. The sixth, seventh and eight rounds
were marked by similar results. At the be-
| ginning Of the ninth round Donnelly, who had
been considerably blown, appeared to catch
| his second wind. After some fbblng he
struck Mcclure powerful blow on the left
/ temple. Mcclure dropped to the ground like
! bar Of lead, gasped twice, and died. Don
nelly gazed al the corpse with bloody eyes
and cried, "My God, I've killed him o
Jimmy, speak to mel" His friends urged him
/ to fly. An alarm was raised. 1t was said
that the sherih's officers were approaching.
Donnelly drew on his coat, broke through
the ring and fed like deer. He has not
since been seen and II Is said that he Is now
In Canada.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
Personal.

Ex-President johnson informs his friends
that he will be in Washington about July lst.
Senator Carl Schurz has been invited to de-
liver the Grafton In German and S. Teaklc
Wallis, esq, that In English at the great In
ternational Saengerfost In Baltimore next
July.
Baron Gauldree Bollleau, the late consul
general of France In New York, but now
minister TO Peru, arrived recently in the Uni
ted States, and is now travelling over the
Pacific railroad by order Of the French Gov
ernment 10 examine Ii thoroughly for the
purpose of writing report showing It's inter
national Importance.
Ehessrs. George B, Stone and W. G. Metz
croft, Of Washington, were among the Amer
leans registered In Paris for the week ending
June Sd.
Commodore Worden, of monitor fame, Is
at Dresden for second season, in greatly
improved health.
Secretary Boutwell, Is expected to return
here on Tuesday next from his home In Gro
ton, Mass.
Gen. Porter has received information from
the President stating that he will return here
on Monday evening.
Mr.. N. Wilson, lately Assistant District
Attorney, resigned that position for the pur
pose of entering into partnership with Mr.. ]
Hubby Ashton, lately Assistant Attorney
General
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
Nav Publications.

"GRASDFATHsR's NELL or what happened
at the toll-gate," by the author of esquire
Downing's Helrs > &c. Published by Robt.
Carter d Bros, New York. For sale by
wm. Ballantyne, $40 Seventh street. No
tice hereafter.
"DAIsI BRIGHT," by Emma Marshall,
being one Of series OF choice religious
works for Sunday schools and children.
Published by Henry Hoyt, Boston. For sale
by VIM. Ballantyne, 5lO Seventh street.
We ARE indebted to John c. Parker, No.
45s Seventh street, opposite city post office,
for Putnam's and Riverside magazines for
July. Putnam Is unusually interesting, and
VIII DO found well worth reading, and River
side cannot be exeslled for children.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
John .. mo.by on virsini. Politics.

sohh Hs Hnosby ""
A correspondent Of the Richmond Dispdteh,
writing from Lecsburg, gives the following
as the result Of an interview with John s.
Mosby, the virginia guerrilla chiefiain:
was gratlned to notice Col. J. s. Mosby
moving from group to group on the court
green and urging the people to vote for
Walker and the expurKated constitution as
the only means OF escaping the evils which
now threaten us. A gentleman remarked,
"why, Colonel, year ago you talked differ
emily"
Mosby. eyes; ] swore I wouldn't regis
ter, but think differently, and had rather
be right than consistent. Then we had our
own Judges, our own county officers, and no
one Of them was required to take the Iron
clad oath I"
Citizen. "You think we ought to vote for
the expurgatcd constitution with negro suf-
frage and the county organization clause ~
Mosby. Certainly negro suffrage can
not possibly impose upon us a worse man
than Wells, and by voting down the constl-
tuition you vote TO dlsfranchise yourselves,
and to keep the State under the rule Of car
pet-baggers,"
Citizen. "How is that ~ ...f
Mosby. "Why, the concurrent resolutions
passed by the two Houses Of Congress last
winter prohibits anybody from holding even
the most trivial Office who cannot swallow
the iron-clad oath. This gives all the Offices
to carpet-baggers, and how can you get
them out Of their clutches, and have them
filled by capable and honest citizens until
the State is reconstructed and how can you
reconstruct II except by the adoption Of the
eIpurgated constitution, which, admit, de-
serves all the abuse Il has received For my
own part, cannot sec any sense In voting
- apA ta toI
stitution, because, II you defeat the latter,
you keep Wells and his party in office. A
vote against the amended constitution is
vote for Wells"
Your Reporter: "Colonel, / am pleased to
see that the - newspaper has at last
come out for Walker"
Mosby. eyes, and he heads his article
we Surrender Rather late to be surrcn.
dering. For myself I Surrendered four
faith In April, '65. Wells won his breyet by
gallant services In capturing me in Alcxan-
dria the August following while / was pay
ing visit to some ladies Of that city,"
Reporter: "It Is rather difficult to have to
change from front to rear In this constltu-
ton"
Mosby: "Yes; found no difficulty In
bringing my Judgment to the conclusion
that 1t was the true policy to adopt the
course now advise, but my pride held out
some time after my Judgment was convinced.
1t now seems strange that any reasonable
man can entertain doubt as to his plain
duty"
Reporter: "You ought to take the stump;
your advice would have great weight with
the young men OF the State"
Mosby: 81 have to go to Richmond soon,
but on my return from there to Fauquier, |
mean to do so, as / think II the duty OF
every man in crisis like this to use what
his State.'
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
PROPOSALS ron REPAIRS.
UxlrEB STATES RsoISEgR's,oR

UNITED STATES ENNlNEER'B OPFtCE,l
Proposal. viii be received al ibis Sfics until The
ist dsy q IHtH. iSG9 Al A.. y y tof the ISyaiT Of
Mass, aud for the construction Of Brush Jetees 10
The Baif6sad is to be repaired in the following
Tho PIapks are to be raised 50 As to bring the top
Of the BulkheAd to level with the adjaeent Brush
the place Of those which may be broken, and all
piles which may be found broken must be replaced
WOOD bsTS not stTiPpsd' least dsSstsF Si SiasRes'
and be imbedded In tbs ground from ito feet butts
The Jettets commencing at the Bulkhead, which
distances Of 50 feet along said BULK bead. aud run
until they reach low water mark shall b con.
triple row Of stakes, Of good sound wood, bark
iaehes, shall be hTmly imbedded 10 the, ground to
a depth Of from to feet, and at distances I
s. ifs IRnt 5. Sd With snd
thoroughly interlaced, aud well Iammed dowp,
TOP Of said brush The wfiSIt o. stone to be
placed on the top shall not be less than - lbs.
Y hHn "a the as nHPs Shs sHrS e S Ss
outer lines OF stakes shall be Tied together longi
tudinaliy by three li-ineh planksI inches wide.
Of tough wood, securely attached % each stake
by at least two W ounce Wrought nails Of the best
quality aud after the cOmpl elton VI the nllng H.
plAnks Of the same tiIe and secured In the same
manner shall be secured to the heads Of the plloi
The aggregate length Of tho jettees will he about
Proposals. mast state the aggregate amount for
which the bulkheud Will bo repaired, and u price
per i1o1l foot Of Je1ees complete measured on 'ho
Proposals must be addressed TO the qndersIgued
Sss. SR sso f nag Bs ee lSF al Ill
9nee aud with Mr.. Z. W. HolgSyv a RJrSSVines-
Brevet Msjor Gencrrl United States Army,
jal0.td Lieut., Colonel Engineers.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

In the town Of Milford, Wis, few days
ago, mad dog bit two children, and the pa
rents, It Is said, were informed by the attend
ing physicians that the only possible way
for the children 10 escape the agonies Of
rabies would be TO take their lives. Incrcdl-
bic as II may seem, they administered an
the girl was smothered In feather bed
There seems to be no doubt Of this, as II Is
well atteBted.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
TINTED STATES NAIL.
VIRGINIA.

Posr OFFICE nEPARTMESr
n.,--,,, ,WAsnISGToS, June =. 1902 4
9l his Dspsrtpept until o'clock p, m, OF July
p, lsd 10 be decided by the l7!h.l foT conveying
isSs. 10 Jups -, lS7i on the following routes In
the state Of virginia aud BY the schedules Of de-
hi'itSa III Pron ~ aisR'foiS Sy PEASANT sSsds Law
GhClsOnyille, Penelton, Pleasant oaks and
Ryan. TO Ilieksfjrd equal to 50 miles aud
Leave Hick sfOrd Monday and Friday at o m,
Arrive at Hieksford Tuesday and Saturday by
i7Ip From Princess Anne @. II. by PIea.an, Ridge,
BlOss.m Htll aud Iyes Stoic. to Lard Of
Promise, 20 miles and back. once week
Leave Princess Anne @. II Wednesday at
ATriSe at Land Of PromIse by lam
Leave Land OF Tomise Wednesday at pm
i7.O FROM blossom iii 10 Knots Island IL miles
Leave "a" I5IS BiG..O% S1'R aiyi TwSsdposday
ksys r SPS'ii sRSa ioirS$ %sSyDa!Sy Sy
m TEi FdR Il SRSSH % u" ~ Depot 10 mile,
Autveat RylaRd,s Depot BY, lam
i7!2 Prom Greenwood Depot, Py Ysueesy's Mills.to
BAtesyille, miles aud back three times
Leave GrssPwOOd Depot Monday, Thursday
Es.SS EyS g. siE'S aSSday RAur.day and Sat
Arrive at Greenwood Depot by 10 a IN
I7l9 From JOnssyille by White Shoals, White Oak
Springs, Alanthus Hill Tenn, Rob Camp,
and Powell's River. to Tazewell SI myes
aud back, once week.
Leave JOnesyille Wednesday at lam
Arrive at TaEewell by y IN
Leave farewell ThuIsday attain
Arrive at JOnesyills by 7pm.
For forms Of proposal, guarantee, aud certificate,
aud also the insruetiORsas to the cond TO be
embraced In the contracts, &c see pamphlet adVeT
uaement inviting proposals for carrying the malls
10 Virginia, dated October ~, leJ, and January
10 he Tnund in the TingiDAl most Oingn5
Bids should be addressed 70 the Second Assls
laut POstmssteL General supersgribed Pro
pOsals, State Of virginia - aud sent by MAIL
JN0, A. CRESWELL,
jele-lAwiw Postmaster General,
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

1T IS REPORTED from Havana that an eX-
pcdtion Of about six hundred 1lllbusters
from the United States has landed recently
at Punta Arenas. The tlllibusters effected
a landing without being molested, and i'm
medlately marched to the Interior, where
they have already Joined forces will the in-
surgents under Jordan. The spaniards are
becoming frightened. Arbitrary arrests of
suspected parties continue, and the system
Of espionage Is increasing.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
DRoPOsALs FOR LIME.
HEADa'Rs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT
OPPICE CnIEH QgARrERNAsTER,

HEADa'Rs FIRST MILITARY DIsTRIcT,)
OFFICE CHmF QuARrERNlsTER,
RIcHAoSD, VA, June u, 1852. }
Sealed proposals., In tTipllcate: Will be received
at this ONCE until u N: or THURSDAY. the 2iIh
inst, for the delivery Of
FIVE HUNDRED BARRELS OF LIME
Of the best quality, fresh and unslAcked. IN well
cOopaTed barrels, suitable for transportation, in
such quantities and at such times as may be re-
quiTed prior to the alst day Of December 1862, to
be delivered to the order Of the undersigned, at
such Railroad Depos or other points In the city Of
Riehnond, Va, as may be deslRnated by him.
Proposals may be made for tho whole or any
part OF the above amount, and the right Is re-
served OF rejecting any or all bids not deemed ad'
VantageOus.
Mach proposal must be guaranteed by two re.
spOnsible persons. who are willing to enter into
bonds for the performance Of contract VIII n
awarded.
The envelopes eoptaiuing proposals to be en-.
doTsed Proposals for Lime " and forwarded by
mail to this ofhe0.
By order ofthe General Commanding FiT.t Mil.
taTy District. J. q, CHANDLER,
BTeyet Col, Quarternastcr U, $. Army. Chief
Quartermas.er lst Military District. Jelo.td
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

GENERAL GRAST.-No President has ever
moved so quietly about the country as GEN
eral Grant does. His antlpathy to recep-
tlons and speech-makng Is so well known
that his time Is not intrudcd upon, and he Is
generally left to himself. They contrlved in
Boston to extort half hundred words from
him yesterday, but further attempts upon
him were useless, and he left the banquet
hall and fled to Groton, where he could
smoke his cigar with Mr.. Boutwell,. Grants
example will be productive of good If 1t
leads other persons In official life to keep
silence. The evil Of the day is "gab."
Silence is golden, and as there is no gold in
circulation, so we have no silence.-N Y.
Commercial Adg>FtiSCF,
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

A BuFPALo's head In a state Of good pres.
crVatlon was ploughed up, the other day, In
u garden In Minnesota. The last butalo
seen within days journey Of the talls Of
St. Anthony was at Glendale, Mcleod coun-
ty. A small herd made their appearance IN
August, 1850, on the claim Of Amos JRmeh.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
AYMEYT OF SAC AND FOX SCRIP.

DEPAHTNRNTOFTH THE lNTHKIOR,
OFFlcR lsDIAS AFFAIRt, J
Juns ls, lsjD.
Notice Is hereby given that the Secretary Of the
Interior 10 prepa I'd tO pay the outstanding In
debtcdn0ss Of the Sac aud Fox Indians OF the Mis-
sisslppi represented by certificates issued by tue
Indian Bureau.
The certificates should be presented fer payment
prior to August 1862, as after that date no In
terest will be allowed on them. They should be
ransmi. ted through this oinee, aid the Applica.
hOns for payment must In syeTy case give the post
oniee address OF the claimant. .
L. 3. PARKER,
Iei9-drljy Commissioner.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
DROPuSALs FOR OIL.

pROPOsALs FOR OIL.
OFFICE or PATNAsTER U. s. NAyY,I
NO. t9 JHEsrNuT SHEET,
PHILADELPHIA, June IL lSta,
Scaled proposals, endOIked - Proposals for OIL, y
will be received at this ofee until Il o'clock
the 2jd Of June, for furnishing the United States
Navy Department with the following articles to be
OF the best quality and TO Inspection by the
Iaspeeting ofhesri in the Philadelphia NAyy-yard,
where II Is 70 be dsiiyersd free Of expense 70 the
FOR RBURBAu OF NAVIGATION.
Loo gallons Lard OIL, best quality, In well coop
erred casks Of about W gallons each.
Blank forms for proposals may be obtained at this
office II, III. HlkskkLL,
ielDtd PaymAster United States Navy.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
s"- THE SEVENTH CONGRESS.
Wy SIONAL DISTRICT OF vIR-
GINA.

IT, the yolsrs ". II. Seventh Congregational Dis.
trist Of yir0fnia, somp2sed Of The COuRtfss Of
AlsEandrid, FairIaB, Prince Willfgm, k1H-
guisr, Stdgsrd, Rsppahannoek, ChLptpcr.
Sp0ttsylraata. ToYn V ,FrsdertetsbaT0'
BLLow-CIrILsss Having been honored by
mAny citizens Of the counties Of Alexandria. Los
DOM, and Fairfax, with letters from numerous
oitlrons OF other counties, requesting me to an.
nounce myself as candidate for Congress from this
District, as constituted by the spportionment made
by the last Convention, delayed reply until the
present time, for reasons that will be readily I'M
derstsod BY my fellow citizens, ! appreciate the
kind manner In which ! have been called ou to
Answer thsir communications have not sought
to represent this District The present eoHdi itiOn
of Affairs In virginia 10 the reason J. have been
thought Of, pIobablyi but do not feel at lbsrty
to disregard the mark OF confidence expressed In
me- therefore announce myself as an indepsnd.
ent candidate. Should u be the pleasure Of the
people TO elect me, promise to bA a JdnhJul Rep
Tessntdtfps, and see that ne harm comes TO he
people oJ the old OemmoRDe ~ my vote or
Yam FOR Psdss; we have had strife long Gu 0 gh j.,
let US sndeayor to build up the waste places.
This District Is large one, Ny present engage
ments will not permit mo to canvass the District;
yet ! will visit as many Of tho eourt. t.houses as
can before the day OF election.
YsuT fellow citizen, - .
ALBxAKDRIA, Nay 10, 1853.
tThe papers Of the District will please publish
the above, and send accounts, which will remit
nyH
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
pKOpOsALs FOR RREsn BEEF,

OFFICE ACTING CUNMIssARY " hUBsisTEECE,
FORT WAYSE, SBAR DETROIT, hICH' I
June u, 1919,
SAILED prppOsals, In duplIoals will be received
by the undersigned until l2 o'clock on MONDAY, ,
Juns 81, 1863, for furnishing Fresh BeeI at Fort
Wayne, Michigan, as may bs required from July
I, 1859. to December 81, 1859,
The accepted bid wi form the basis OF aWr1iten
contract Of the usual form and conditions,
Zach proposals must bs accompanied by the
names OF two responsible guTeteH.
Proposals will be endorsed proposals Tor ffesh
Beef " . =, , ,,,-s
by order II BToYct Colonel X, hacleoly. Chief
W. o. JOHN TYLER.
Broygt Major, First Lieutenant ls' inian''y'A'O'S
lelB,td
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
New Advertisements.

CARRIAGES CARRIAGEsW cARRIA0Esl!!
" REMOVAL. o"L
have now at my new Repository, cor 8344N
ner Of Ninth and streets, opposite old
stand, a large as,ortmsnt Of superior mads Car.
riages at reduced prices.
Also number Of sseouJ .haud Carriages, very
cheap to close out.
Rspairing promptly attended to.
kOBEkr II. GRAHAM,
Corner Of Ninth aud D streets, aad 40 Eighth
street. jel9.Jt
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

MANsFIELD, ONO, has twelve Wholesale
hrms whose sales amount to over Afty thou-
sand dollars year each,
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

nN AND AFTER THg FIRST OF JUNE,
" Board with Room during the summer mouths
can be had on reasonable terms 1t willard hotel
myf7-lm SYKES, CHADWICK q co.
DoOMs FOR RENT-wITH BOARD-AT NO.
N 40 Ninth street, between N aud o streets.
myl2-u
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
Stables
f,ooK,s BOARDING sFABLEs.

rOOK'B BOARDING STABLES,
" ON Rl0HTH STREET,
Between d and x, No. 46T..
Particular attention paid to Boarding Horses.
Large airy and comfortable stal les, The pTopTis-
tor Il we'll known as Of the Bsst In this
District, Owners Of poor holses can have them
Atsn nded and we'll cared for.
CAHRlAGEs can be had At all hours for Parties.
ddinEs. and Funerals, iA4-n
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
Wants.
: Boarding.

COUNTRY PERSONS WISHING
" country board eau bs accommodated three
miles from AunApnlis by private family House
greatest abundance, Excellent nshInI Salt water
bathing. Luxurious table Terms 20 per week.
Address u. o. W, box No. Sb, Annapolis, Nd.
isls eotf
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES last amend.

tlSys ysBANkRUPTCY-T last amend
tS ment Of the Bankrupt Law provides thAt
Ia all proceedings ommeneed after the nTst day Of
January, 1883. no discharge shall be granted to a
debtor whose assets shall not be equal to hfty per
eentum OF the claims proved against his estate,
upou which he shall be liable as prfacfpal debtor.
THIS clause does not, however, shut out from the
benefit OF tho law all poor debtors, for further
provides that certain petitioners, and all who com
ply with certain conditions, can receive their dis
charges, though they may have NO assets, Not
vithstanding the provision, In view Of its limta.
tons and exceptions, debtors without assets
still applying for the benent Of the law In all parts
Of the country.
Persons In this District who still wish to avail
themselves Of Its benefit, and who have no Rssets,
should examine eAreiully whether they are In
.criber will give Information on ths SYbeet a. all
Attorney at Law aud Solicitor In Bank ruptey,
City Hall. feb6
r9sHECKER,s FARINA FORMS A
tS very agreeable, light. nutritiye food, Asu-
perisr article for Puddings and jelies, and Is
and children. Sold by all Grooors myl7-law6w
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

wAsnrNeroE, June IS, isoo.-Jay Cooke h
90, furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
a. NAUDAIN,

y No. 1898 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
(SOUTH sIDR,)
Having a larger stock Of DRESS G9opS than
price that will run them at once;
Lawns, % to 80 oentsi worth 20 to TO-
to TO-
Pequos, 81 and 90 eentsj worth 90 and o.
80 toto,
full line Of Domestes to be sold In the next ten
days, at reduced rates. my9-H
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

RtIEABrrH. wife Of Hrsderiek w. Pratt aud
ssushier of Rev. DR.. Finekei 10 The soth rear q
Her frieudssre invited TO aitesd her funeral
from the residence OF g. Pratt, esq SIS Eleventh
urday. ~
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
For Sale or Rent.

II NlsHBD ROOMS, on CAPITOL HILL, al No.
800 firHt street east, between and y streets
north. jel7-et'
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
mARRIED.
nIEn.

q; Butler, NIwTos 'fERREs, OF Bteubeny lille,
ohio, y Rosa UrERnEHLr, Of washlnstop, D. q.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

rly-sPECIAL AT + E N TlON is
sso6,,. called 70 the ,ysIy nns Nkw DINING
In the city that is conducted on New York. Phils-
dslphis, snd Boston style, Ladies' that visit M.
and CHOCOLATE. No, tS3 Ninth street.
near ". iAnl5-u
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
Dry Goods.

GREAT REDUCTION
VI IN DRESS GOODS
AND LACE POINTS.
We have added to our stock large assortment Of
the above Goods at prices to 90 per cent less than
they have been sold this season.
Ladies' will please call and examine for them.
selves NJ, TAYLOR 4 CO.,
II Centre Market Space,
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
N-o. +. oUMMINs.
OF MARRIAGE

sH-PHILO sOPIIYO OF MARRIAGE :
k@ Anew Course Of Lectures, as delivered
At the New York Museum Of Anatomy, embracing
the subjects: How to Lye and What 20 Live Por
Reylewedi The Cause Of fndigestloni Platulenos
and Nervous Diseases accounted I9ri Marriage
will be forwarded on receipt Of four stamps by ad
dressinEt Secretary Museum. Of Anatomy. BAlti-
more. n West Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd.
Ap6-ly