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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-26

1t costs something in the White Pine re
gions to keep mans body and soul togeth.
er The market quotations are as follows 3
Fresh beef 20 cents per pound mutton, 80
cents; pork, 80 eents; butter, 20 cents
sugar and coffee, 20 cents Strawberries and
cherries, 81 -four, : 0 per hundred pounds
lodging' aud meals, Z each, and lumber
$3.50 to 500 per thousand feet
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-26

The "Nation' is not inclined to hatter
the Forney Curtin brand Of Republicans
when it says of them: "We suppose there
is no body of persons so profoundly dis.
trusted by all that is best in the Republican
party, or who would find it more difficult to
get people to adopt any policy which was
likely to give them more money to sped or
places 10 fill"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-26

John c. keenan,, wealthy and well
know Irishman, died at San Francisco, a
short time since, and John c. Heenan, the
ex pugilist, has received several full-length
obituary notices in consequence.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-26

IT appears that Mr.. Lanes aud Mr. Hrs
ley's farms, in Mount Hope township, Nc.
Lean county, rers inside the same enclosure.
On Mr.. Lanes part of the premises were
certain grass plots or unbroken portions Of
prairie on which cattle we're feeding. These
cattle, being uurestrained, went over on the
premises of Mr.. Hirsley, and were doing
damage to growing crops. Mr.. Hirsley
turned them outside the enclosure, when
Mr.. Lane turned them in again, through Mr..
Hir,eys portion Of the fence, aud on his
grounds. MFR. II. went to ask an eEp!ana-
ton, when Lane, armed with hatchet, at.
tackled him, striking him five times or me
head aud once in the eye, frncturing the
skull.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-26

The newly appointed Secretary of the
Navy, Geo. N. Robson, is son of Judge
Wm. B. Robson, Of Warren county. N. j.,
formerly prominent and leading Whig.-
He succeeded Mr.. Frelinghuysen, on his
election 10 the Senate, in the Office Of At
torney General, which he in turn resigns for
a cabinet appointment. He is said to be g
strong and decided Republican, about forty
years old.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-26

A correspondent Of the London Telegraph
thinks nobody knows how to cook coffee but
the natives of Ceyon, and Nlls us how to
do it, He says "They take the quantity
Of coffee beans required, roast them in an
eartheru chasty or saucershaped pot, pound
them in a pestle and mortar or bruise them
between two stones then pass through II
sieve composed Of coarse muslin boiling
water is added, and the coffee is made
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-26

Capt. Donaldson, of the steamer Great
Republic, charged with the murder Of Hen.
ry Anderson, about a year ago, at St. Louis,
has been tried aud acquitted.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-26

The Rockford Gazslte says thatS move.
ment is on foot for the sale of the Galena
Division Of the Northwestern Railroad to the
illinois Central Company.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-26

The e ghtythree carat diamond has just
arrived at Liverpool from the Cape OF Good
Hope. 1t was insured for $4,000 during
its passage.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-26

Elections will be held in Mississippi Sep
tember Is, and in Texas on the last of the
same month or Grst Of October.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-26
WILLIAM GOODMAN,
FISH MARKET.

On River Rank, near Ferry, Rock Island.
gooa supply OF River Fish always on hand
aud for sale At low prices.
Fresh Mhuows supplied 20 Gshers aud dshing
parties, iuno22dtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-26

General Rosecrans will probably be the
Democratic candidate for Governor of Ohio.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-26
YANKEE NOTION STORE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
ILLINOIS STREET ROCK ISLAND.
FIELD g. BROTHER

Tho undersigned, SUCCESSORS to 4. Hull have
on hand full stock Of
xAEIKEEg TToTTONIES
consisting Of Buck Mttens Gloves, Pins, Neo-
dies, Paper Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Machine
Silk, Thread, Bindings, Buttons Belts and Buo-
kles, RaEors, Scissors, Pocket Knives, Toilet
Soap, Barriers Soap, Hair Oil, Pertumery Combs,
Purses, Calf and Morocco Wallets, Rubber Chains
and Rings, Whips, Lashes, Hosiery, Cigars, sus-
pendeTs, Gun Gaps, speotacles, Shoe Laces, Head
Nets, Chewing Gum, Rufies, Ladies and Gents
Bosoms and Collars, Paper Collars, and . great
variety Of fancy articles generally kept in 3 N"
tion Store or by Live Yankees.
We buy our goods in New York Of importer
jobbers and manufacturers for the wholeAio
trade, and can sell SIS cheap as any store wet of
New York
FIELD BROTaER,
nlipois Street, Rock lslsEd'
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Datlp argue.
OFFICIAL PAPER.

Haryes. hands in St. Clair county, Ill.,
command 81 per day.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-26
By Telegraph

No news or market reports to-day by tele-
graph IN consequence Of the storm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-26
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

THE undersigned have formed co Psr nor-
/ ship, under the rm Of smcaon Schlem-
mer, for carrying on the business Of House, Sign,
and Steamboat Painting; Draining, kaIsomin.
ing Paper Hanging, Glazing, &c.
FRANCIS SMHALOE,
JOHN SCHLEMMER
g..k Tst.,I Aur JU ILNG dtF
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CO M M ERCIAL.
Latest New York, Chicago and
81. Louis Reports.
Correct Rock Island Quotations.
Rock island Market.

Rock ISLAND, June 2G.
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Foreign Affairs.

The French Ministry resigned yesterday.
Very rich gold discoveries have been made
in Nicaragua.
The Viceroy of Egypt is making extensive
preparations to increase the cotton crop in that
country.
- An animated debate occurred in the French
Corps Legislatif on the subject of the coup detat
of 1851.
The French Envoy in Anam, Asia, asks from
the authorities the cession of the districts occu-
pied by the French in that section
Austria wants the consent of the European
powers to cross Turkish territory for the pur-
pose of quelling the Dalmatian insurrection.
"A concession has been obtained from the
Gar for laying a telegraph cable from some
point on the coast of Asiatic Russia to China and
japan
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday ut 12316.
"A national convention of colored men is in
session in Washington.
The trains to Washington were delayed
yesterday by the snow storm.
The internal revenue receipts were yester-
day quarter of a million dollars.
1t is denied that the Hudson Bay Company
is implicated in the Red river insurrection.
Representative Van Wyck's case is to be
heard by the House Election Committee on Fri
day next
The House Reconstruction Committee will
meet on Thursday to consider the admission of
Virginia.
The case of Covode against Foster, in the
Twenty-frst Pennsylvania district, will come up
on Tuesday next for vote.
Parties holding the Mexican bonds assert
that but for their assistance Juarez would have
had no help outside of Mexico. 1t is thought
the Mexican Commission will unearth some i'm
portant State secrets of that country.
The following were the proceedings in Con-
gress yesterday after the close of our report
In the Hoese.-Bills were introduced by Mr..
Williams, of Ind. repeating the duty on coffee,
tea, salt, and writing and printing paper; Mr..
Finkelnburg, OF Mo-, relating to naturalization;
Mr.. Wood, of N. Y, to prevent Congressman
from holding Office under the Presidents and by
Mr. Ingersol, of ILL.,, to prohibit Treasury sales
of coin, and provide for redemption of green
backs in coin, at par. The credentials of Messrs.
Hays, Sherrer, Helin and Dix, of Alabama
were reported back from the Election Commit
tee, and those gentlemen were sworn in. The
credentials of the Virginia members were pre-
sented and referred, A bill To extend the patent
tabled. On motion of Mr.. Butler, the Postmas-
ter General was directed to report upon the
practibility of paying pensions through the
postal money order system.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
IHtv Annlra,


The annual meeting of the Sixth Army
Corps Legion was held last evening in the hall
oi the Fire Association, Fifth and North streets.
colonel Latta presided. The following g-named
gentlemen were elected officers of the Legion to
,,erve the ensuing year:--President, James w.
Latta; ice-President, Charles Noble, Jr.; Secre-
taries Charles s. Green and ID. w. G. Hamline
treasurer DIR. G. &. Mclaughlin; Correspond
Roberts.
The aldermanic fines paid into the City
Treasury during the present month, for the one
preceding, are as follOws:-Lewis Godbou, $3S;
W. 4. Toland $4475; William Neil SS4; c. G.
Pancoast $48; Thomas Dallas, $29; A. Il. Eggle-
ton, $50; ]. p. Thompson, S26; Charles NJ Car
penter $50; Andrew Morrow, $50; J. r.
Massey, S3T; Francis Hood, 1885, and w. X.
Helms, ego.
Samuel Goff has been committed by Coroner
Taylor fer causing the death of Carrie Old6eld,
on Saturday last, in Frankford, by the explosion
OF burning fluid with which he was expert
mentlng.
The Baptist Ministerial Conference net
yesterday in the church, Eighth street, above
Green.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-08

Mails are foafdeu hy every steamer in the regular INES
The steamers for from Liverpool call at Queenstown
cept the Canadian line, which call Londonderry The
steamers for the Continent call at southampton
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-08

Tue Tradcsmons National Bank apartment
war hreproOi, aud what damage was sustained
was from water. Nothing was allowed TO be
taken from THE room except some valuable
paintings which would in all probability have
been blistered by the heat The furniture cost
the bank some $4,000, on which there was no
Insurance. All the important books and papers
were secured in the vault and have sustained
no injury. There was u safe in the room of
Secretary Ward, which contains the books and
papers Of the association, the condition of which
remains TO be proved.
The second story consisted of one immense
room, which was devoted to the use of the Asso-
citation. IL contained thirty large marbe-top
tables, on which the members displayed their
samples Nothing was taken from this room,
as 1t was impossible to reach 1t. The three
rooms in the tower, as before said, were not
Occupied.
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es,ls palm OIL from Msrca s. Lewis before reported
schr Rate y Lunt, Luut. from Red Beacb Me-. With
kness' etc., to w. A. Levering-vessel 70 E A. Souder
sehr y " wellington Snow, days from Boston. with
sc6T Wsie Candy. days from Norfolk Va. With lum.
Der. shingles, and knees TO = Y. Gaslill Some.
Ds seST rith T. sfin Ssr.. ss Il hrSsyS fTc o.,S 9
schr I. Blew, Bnckaloo from Boston.
sehr Rescue, Kelley, from Boston.
TS"s{ sS% SlHGsss'fI s$
schr H. r. Graham. Smith, from New York.
BELOW.
from Liverpool Reported By Mr. Geo COnwoii, pilot
0"''FFaztssSTSS FzsTSS & r. McS%a6Ng MSS, STf fB1L1rrrN
BAIrTMonn BnHscH oyricr. Dec. T-TSc following
Fsnnie Greenm,n sgm SonIsnt Tsnnsy Duffy, A. O.
oon5s; f. Bruce Samuel wsrdseil, NJ. A. Brady: j. n
Scrstcherd s. W. jerome; and Tom Hyer; all with COAL
Gen; Butier, With coal. for PhiladelDbia.
PRMApEIPH1A BRINCH oTT1cf, Dec. s-The barge
ds;P:sSS 70 ii; once from Bords@sGSn isy
mt Sh1p pa psssSs sSn S from London Tor
Ship Pack for Philadelphia entered out at
s6ip Record, Golfer. hence. at Antwerp 95th ult.
Ship ohesseor, Ss oOfn, for Phiadephia, sailed from
ship Se9Tss 0s,Psips Bradford for Philadelphia
Ship Othello Greenieaf. hence, 92d August foS San
Fssnsisoo yss spoken aess Sept lat NJ long e ". Phi
ladelphia passed He'll Cato 9Th inst,
Barque William, DOLE hence. at Helvoet 2lst ult.
Bargue CLARA Probst cleared at Rotterdam 2sd ut for
New York.
Barque Hoffnung, Wallis, hence, at swnemundc 2ist
uliimo.
Barque Isaac r. Davis Hand at Mcssina 14h ult. from
Licata.
Baraue schamyl Crosby, sailod from Messna 18th ut
for Boston.
Barque Star of Hope, Peterson, hence at Gibraltar
10th ult, and cleal ed for Genoa.
Barque John williams, Nichols, from Liverpool for
Philadelphia put into H9lybead 22d ult, with cargo
get to the tween deck beams four being broken.
Barque Th' Hellmer, which arrived at Rotterdam
for lPhadelphie, Nov. l6, having on board 80 bbls
petroleum, has been burned in the harbor The Theone
registered 1852 built Bremerhaven in 1861 and
belonged in Bremen.
BerGue Albert tho Good Bolt, hence. at Odessa 9Th
uIt, supposed, reported the A de Boet, Root.
Barque Tuisko Beegaard for Philadelphia sailed from
Liverpool 23d ult.
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Fall of Buildings In Brookiyn.

The residents of Brooklyn Heights were suddenly
aroused about O'Clock on Sunday afternoon by a
mendous crash, which appeared to come from
towards the river front and which proved to he the
street. foot Of Cranberry street. They were the
centre buildings OF four which were in course OF
they fell forward into Furman street, a complete
wreck.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-08
ARRIVED YEsTFRDAY

Steamship WhirIwind, Sherman, 96 houFs from Prov
dence, with mdse. TO d. >. Stetson Go. f
Br baraue Ella Moore, Marsers % days from London
with mdse. 10 O. Il. q. q. Lsennig. '
Brig Nueytas Trask. 10 days from Calais with aths
w. A. LeyerinE- TO Lennox Burgess.
Brig Isabe LA Beurman Kennard 10 days from Bangor
Bureess
Brig Cosmos, Parsons, 5 days from Boston.
Bchr Calvin Wayoott from St John, N. B.. via st. An
dreWs days with laths 70 T. r. Calvin 90. Encoun-
tered heavy gales after leaving St. john and
into St. Andrews Oct repairs having broken the keel
and some OF the deck planks.
b.; with laths TO J. w. GAskl Sons =
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamer IL. j.. Cav, Her. Baltimore. A Groves, Jr
Br brig Euniee, Barker St John, N. b., O. o. Van Hor
Schr Ramon de Ajuria (new), Mcbride, sagua. IsaI
Hough Morris.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Murine Ness see First Page.

For additional Marine Ness First Page
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY
SUN Kisses. ..........7l3l MOON SErs g59
-
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
JAMES DOUaHERTY,
SAMUEL E. STOKES, COMMITTEE OF MONTH
JOSEPH q. CRUDE, E
COMMITTEE OK ARBITRATIoSs
j. o. James, George L. Buzby, E, A. souder.
William W. Paul. Thos. L. Gillespie.
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An Old Christmas Rhyme.

A corresnondent of the Boston Transcript
Wrltes;-"IIere is curious old Christmas
rhyme which our grandmother sometimes sang
on Christmas eve, to a jiugling old tune, for the
amusement of her many children and grand
children. 1t is doubtful II 1t now exists In print.
II seems to be barbaric legend almost, come
down from those rude old times when men ate
and drank and rioted around roaring fires oil
yule logs, instead of worshipplng the Lord
Jesus Christ who was born at Bethlehem, and
rroclaimipg their good will to one another by
choice and tasteful glfts."
Tho frst day of Christmas my true love, he
Brought unto me
part of a bough of juniper tree.
The second day of Christmas my true love, ne
Brought unto me
Two French hens, and part of bough OF,
juniper tree.
The third day of Christmas my true love, nc
Brought unto me ..,
Three tole of birds, two French mems, anu P"I'
of bough OF jumper Tee'
The four,b dav of Christmas my true love, he
Brought unto me
Four turtle Soyes' two French hens, three tole
o. BIRDS
And part of bough of juniper tree.
The fifth day Of Christmas my true love he
Brought unto me
Five gold rings four turtle doves, three tole OF
Two French hens, and part Of bough OF
juniper tree.
The sixth day of Christmas my true love, he
Brought unto me
doves three tole Of birds, TWO French hens,
And part OF a bough oil juniper tree.
The seventh day Of Christmas my true love, he
Brought unto me
Seven swans a swimming, six geese laying. I've
gold rings, four turtle doves, three tole OF
BIRDS two French hens,
And part OF a bough OF juniper tree
The eighth day of Christmas my true love, he
Brought unto me
Eight ladies dancing. seven swans swimming
six geese a laying five gold rings, four
turtle doves, three tole OF Dlrds, TWO
French hens,
And part of a bough of juniper tree.
The ninth day of Christmas my true love, he
Brought unto me
Nine lords piping, eight ladies dancing, seven
swans swim Ring, six geese laying, five
gold rings, four turtle doves, three tole OF
birds, two French hens,
And part of bough of juniper tree.
The tenth day of Christmas my true love, he
Brought unto me
Ten drums beating nine lords piping eight
ladies dancing, seven swans swimming,
six geese a laying, five gold rings, four
turtle doves three tole OF birds, two
French hens,
Aud part of a bough OF juniper tree.
The eleventh day OF Cnll-tmas my True loVei ne
Brought unto me
Eleven logs burning. ten drums beating, nine
lords piping, eight ladies dancing, seven
swans swimming, six geese laying, five
gold rings, four turtle doves three tole of
birds. two French hens
And part of bough OF juniper tree.
The twelfth day of Christmas, my true love, he
Brought unto me
Twelve bowls foaming, eleven logs burning,
ten drums q beating, nine lords piping,
ladies dancing. a n.
ming six geese laying, five gold rings,
four turtle doves, three tole OF birds, two
French hens,
And part OF a bow of a juniper tree.
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who, going the full length of the tether allowed
her, might have been supposed equal to all
demands, is palliDg on the palate OF the Ok
bridge habitue. He must have something even
more exhilarating; and, ever ready to oblige,
the music hall proprietor rigs up trapeze,
and bribes some brazen, shameless woman to
attire in mans clothes, aud go through the
ordinary performances of male acrobat.
Rivsling the new idea, South London music
hall proprietor is advertising the Sensational
Can. an exactly as in France" What is the
next novelty IN preparation?
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PROPOSALS.,
ARMY TRANSP RTATION,-
~ OFFICE OHLEF QuARTERM AsTER

ARMY TRANsPO RTATIoN.-
H. OFFICE CHIEF QUARTEsaAsTER,
sE4Esb viii 6s rseeS.d = 1SS a. this
Ssf1 Il 2fEGSE OF ifnrEIy r SS tT hs
curing the year commencing April l, 1862 on the
e By S 1oH ono VIII
hudeppgiOn dp a. Santa Fe' N. M, until the
''I,' rso1' @0'.s ,"o. n-snRo6T ea,a' ROUTE No.
E. during the Existence of inc dSnrac sMSy
Be dssig1atsa y i6s Ghisf oasTtsrmasters Depart
qesgnateo 5y the for Tsidlng officer IN t6e q
and Indian Territory lie north OF the cs caaSl
FoIt Ualen new Mexico such Oi6er depot f as as
ss ,bs a hS
win state the rate per 100 pounds per 100 miles at
me year, beginning April ! 'tfs. O' "
Separate "ie, hGwen AZ yited n and & Will be en-
oWr rtinia he rate ba soFe per! 100 pounds for the
'.lTt GhtfAcs ,GDc noC e. niles, as In the fore
CL -vhI BARKER
-. f<Ien, Lsrned, Dodge, Lyon, Reynolds, Gar
and' and Union FROM FORT HAys
FROM Held AN IN OR FoRT ' WSLLacE I c1El''n'
10 Forts Lyon, Reynolds, Garlaud AMI Union.
The transportation herein adverlized for must be
Information will be given application to this
office OF the distances between lhe places named
vice herein advertiSed Tor No
etsblisbed in the Territory Of New Mexico TO any ~
thas lerlioiy and 70 sSe6 posts stations as may
be des gnated In the Territory of Arlz and the
State OF Texas west OF longitude loo degrees. =
Inc weight 10 be transported viii not exceed on
Route NO. 10000 0O pounds; on Route No, 10000 0O0
pounds
BiddeIs will sta'e their places OF residence, and
each proposal must be accompanied by deposit of
$1,000 lno certified checA payable to the order
OF the undersignedl. guarantee that In case au
award is made to him the bidder " III accept IL
enter Into contract with good ana sufficient security
said to be orfei ed to the United States In cass
of failure by the party TO whom the contract may be
awarded. TO execute In due form such cOntracb
Each ol0 der must be present AZ the opening OF the
proposal, or be represented by his attorney.
The G antIactors VIII be required give bonds
Route No. In sUch amounts shall be dxed by the
undersigned; on Route No 3, 100000
sallsfsclors evidence OF the 10y atty ana soyency
required.
Pro ossis must be indorsed Proposals for Army
may be. and none will be entertained unless they
fully comply with Tne requirements OF this adyer-
The party to whom an award is made mus. be pre-
delay and 70 give the bonds for the faithful
performance OF the contract
The right 10 reject any and all bids that may be
The contractor on each route must be In readiuess
for Bervce by the LIST day of April, 1862 and must
have place of business or agency at wnlsh he may
be communicated with readily, az the starting point
Hank forms showing the conditions OF The con
tract to be entered Into for each route be had
upon AZ pcatioD to this office, either personally or
Bianfs for proposals will be furnished on appl.
BY order Of the Chief Quartermaster. Military d.
IaT imi L. O. EAsToN,
DeptP. M. Gen. U. s. A. Q. q. M, Dept Mo.
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CLOAKS.

NLOAKS-CLOAKS.- crowd OF Gus
" toners who daily visit our store must
convince every one that Ii Is the place Go
secure the newest styles. The finest
qualities and the best work at the most
reasonable prices. HENRY IVENS,
No. % south NINTH street.
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SHIPPING.
FTgg, LoRILLARD's STEAMSHIP LII
FOR NEW YORK.

On and after December Is. the steamers Of this line
will sail at noon. Freight taken ON acc1mmo-
dating terms. One Of the steamers OF this
Line will leave every Tuesday Thursday, and Satr-
day Goods received at all times on covered piers.
All go1 ds forwarded by New York agent free Of
charge except carriage.
For further in Information, apply ON the pier TO
sqssm JOHN Il. OIL
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HE Adv A NJ r a C z 9

I n q "a y v "a W ] n C {. 8
Offered by this Company sre:-
1t is a National Company, chartered by spe.
cisl act of Congress, 1863
II has paid-up capital Of 81, 900 000.
1t offers low rates OF premium.
IL furnishes larger insurance than other com.
pantes for the same money.
II ts definite and certain in Its terms.
II is home company in every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions in the
policies.
Every policy is non-forfeitable.
Policies may be taken which pay to the in.
sured their full amount and return all the pre-
miums, SO that the Insurance costs only the in
tefest on the annual payments
Policies may be taken that will pay to the
insured, after q certain number of years, during
life an annual income of one-tenth the amount
named in the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the
lives of females. 1873 wsrp
1t insuEes not to pay dividends. but at so low
cost that dividends will be impossible.
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NLOAKS-CLOAKS.- every one
" says must be true, and they all say
You can buy the most fashionable, the
best and cheapest CIOaks in the city, at
HENRY IVENS',
n2Smwf2m NO, R3 y, NINTH street.