davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-03-05
NO DYSPEPSIA.

Il u cannot 90 fhls. IL requires Enforcement AnA
the best Of all reinfogctnx axsnts .hop1 oo
Fesofted To- The stomach IA tbs u1,zsfY OF tAa
sJ1teu. II Euppss tho elements Of ft to 10 xto1a
body ln it's prepared the material Of blood pusc,s
bone and tbft. and II tAlls prTey that II aterSI
In Sufficient quantity. 1ad OF proper kind tas whole
bodJ suf3eFt and with II the entail sculues hnxs,
Gore, protect tha
, 1869-03-05
Wheaton'e Ointment

NHEATOE's o1STNESr will cure ss,t eh.,r,
VII: MHHE:ATnS,s al, OINTMENT cures Old soTsx.
af;a aoa,s yin IHASr curtt Iii ntscAses Of the
e1ssa sea IT, WEEKS POTTER, Bo1rnn, Prop'rS.
, 1869-03-05


Manufacturers owning and operating raannsse-
turing properly In Chles9o, are requested 10 meet
this eEeninR ut Caledoulan Hau. in Metropolitan
Block, for the purpose OF consldertng the dro or.
dtnsnce which compcls the use Of bE1ck Of stone
IN the construction Of fmoke aiatka, The chi ia
!ftued b. nutnbtr Of n4nptaetactutcta, who
hopufor large attendance.
LITERARY 1oCIETT XKITINa.
The regular meeting Of Tbs Garden City Liter
AT soctety, will he held this egen,ng at ~
clock. IN Houston Hall. No. 1B9 Test Randolph
tlfn Of denate-'' Rtto'csd, That thp te9to his
dtau,,>
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s,,,-.r,.. II abstract Of the monthly
r.. s-ra1 " INC nank1 nenhsrs OF tho Chicago
esc aEersKta fer Pehru.sy v,.h rs,r.-. 49,,
Last month: ~ SAA-<e9 Lo1l
, 1869-03-05
New Fork Brsadsiuns, Provfslou and
GzccsIy MsSkeAs
8nfctXt petpAtch tn tina chie. % ~r+fh.n~
The Live stock uarka.s.

spec.M oespsItn 70 The Chlczso Tribune,
AKw roEE.
INV ioHk. March A.-9xtne-only izs atnytd and
rEicts le nomlnAlfy unchanged a. fo4aiir
81. LOUIE.
ETps8. ~ - e1S~NetX ea n ~ &C
uogs-snall; s1les It sajoxe.
, 1869-03-05
What II nv.uen,Ine

1sish nTea is sss::~1. 1s Yoa. Il:
Fs.aye 1fkkuA iMrAIredr Seek Ate ren ef l.
MHsHLEl's HERD D1TTKHS, when WIN tlad.eatt
, 1869-03-05

asmcnt. .nd *th the exception OF Al aseF feel.
q N Gooh4h. thc market VIA gtrou1. Whtka1Sh
fo9f ana AAcftfel Afe scaFce. and command fnIf
, 1869-03-05
THI6 IS AN
AGE OF INQUIRY.
Seat Of a Disea5s

A meticAms1t inst VII couatesatt Asd rspss;: n
Electricity hss been tted for this purpose but II n
INV Eenaa1ty admitted that The electric tald IA -,
subtle II 1<rnt TO be M2da tho vehicle of r,ede.ro
Il shocks the nerves bas not d.s.sihese tsruneE
we H11eu anything except iae1f. Atdle&ted e..e.
tEsdtJ u, IN saost, N exploded nuunux. Bs, =
, 1869-03-05

TEE eKA1tsa CosrHr II the Wibsh Ay.rvs
Rink list erenlnG. between Niss Tulte teou,rd
and Hlss Mills Jackson, Wa won by The form q.
tho scotn Standing 20 to 81. This ereatux th az
NIL b. r contest between gentlemen fQf two
pr1ea. The frat being niyer watch aud I'D sac-
ond set ol Eald sloev4. buttons,
, 1869-03-05

~as1hntee deeds for city md suburban properly
within ecEen Ealles Of tho Court Houee, recorded
Mltch4:
, 1869-03-05
DR.. RRpi1aeI

OEsG1oae d1neaee Without any iao1Fnaesoa fo1 tn
sae q nescay. aq4 aay11g yons healtn and Id som
es1s md s9se. 11 Fart NAdisoo-st up stA,t1 Eont.
snlf4no9 1ee 80 scnd four senat ramps tor IL
, 1869-03-05
Private Consu1tatfons-

And Treatment In All private mAtterS-uAe Or n.
mAe; nh L. sANGEk, 70 Monroe-s.. E'Ttxe Lectufe
tna eook lot Ne m1I1ed, 20 cent? Female P,lls-ce1
IAN thd reliable Ia Ill ta1e&-43 %. Send ftarnn mr.
e1Itelaf 70 married pes1oEa. Also EERvlSE PiLta
sure enre for Victims Of self Hhule-4.t0, By man.
Aneloee stA1up and A261ta1 F. O. Boz 81, Eh1cacu
, 1869-03-05
DIR. Wh5fmnrp,

les and 1H South C1atk-at, Cnicago ill., dayote, HIS
sa5s s.i we \ Ss:sa.;oa se n ssss;1tat of -ei
auccese In Al Ptivass Dseases il truly wppde:faL ~
Rpndfsds ta 81 at!esf Eno hA!s been relieved bJ @
ttA. Send two Scent stztn ~ tor .E1potIi,pnH All
Gu1e1 elected OF NO ice required.
, 1869-03-05

T1EK1nta4. a61
STOCK market Without ,
ls1xher during the fortnoq
Second Board. and tlrmer
recovery ron the decline
Miscellaneous shares M
EIrff N = !, ARA tfrt1er
, 1869-03-05


1 ~ -. 1851. .......... 1.ay u.u
y. y. Z. ~ ~. ,ses :.......-.... 11sH iiss
| II i. E2Sf. IsT7 IsT-0e" l''as..... 1lsH lll:i
D. g. 81. isss. sss''..'''''''... ,h Iish 1is
y. Z !e4s. la1xe, tx c.upo. i;Hn ios ma,
CeSs, CeEx e &c Etty ssty !....-~;..... 7. 49,.
Ehiesrn ~, fn,' oal-tpil).-... " ,,.,
Gexel. sHa rev.
Anesieau GOLD. ... ~.
oi,stf..;; ............,,.. "a 80
ouo",nS te N ahs'raet Of The monthly
~. r..n ~ Inc naok1 nenhsrs OF Tho Chicago
.41Ik aSase Association, thosInp the a1.re.
e., so s...seea icr Pehruar1 With csar.es rom
49, .-s.. u
M isHsa -'...,,..,,.........K7,t 7,t50 ooO CO
Aetr.re ctfen,,.5o,
"... As1aS:1 e ~ ~
AI1Efase O. poAus. .......,,..,.. n. .1sST9s IS
ata.. ..:...........,,.,.. Ea3sl, 70
inaesss. as knd da'eoun's. 1s go 4ss Is
Aware essh md ei;v rhrcf1::" ...- rM3s1s -
Deefease., ~ sHfr7
An1ssa2e n!2 aynlahle exchange. -. a64ss1s Il
oe1..s.. ...;-...,.':-.---.--..... ass,9o %
.a.1- tt e1cuASsee from ctrctunau md ct.
ea1s' fepols nc" York Exchange at 60 dis.
,sn.s s. ~ NE iotEaeF city money Is uRhs, aad =
West,r. ~ 81. nt @ currency Westward srd souta-
"ato ~ oonftd Ill the banks to o,6e{ cur-
Ae.ei 4soia NeW xcrE-
, 1869-03-05
INDIGESTION in all IFS Varieties.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters

wonderfully adsrted 70 ths seefo Of the DIFFICULTIES ia
which theI arc suhloc:sd- The preparation, in c.ssa
OF saia hnd. has double operation. II nos only
Controls tho local hEtfulaz1es which oecsainn the
distFe's. but acting snuitAneousiJ upoa tho whofs
nsrvous syste checks tho tendency to hIsteria a12
aeponnsoSy "h1ch almost A1waJn sccornpasiA s1ek
cfsturhaness- Lsdisa VINO are sbout 70 beeous
uClhesa viii dudt
, 1869-03-05

ior tha uneAsy sensations which they e1peencs md
- enFd1E fur EustsnirG the strength whtla rrzs-
Ing. It IL wkrmty recommended hy many family ply
stt1sns. At the Most cnttcxt period Of wotnAa's re
yiz when ths becomes Of 4 nkz11sxeshie Asr, AnA
when she u refxtuk upon The latter epoch her ill.,
which II generally conatdcred the most dangerous.
tie Btters rtn Eocst fadubtsblJ tslp to lesaen M
pains and pertls Incident thereto
Blckly w1Tes And nother1 arc st1ised to xtYn tna
medicine tsfA1 They Era earnestly 1saerad thst
contains no tnR.edert that car posdbly do any harm
TO the feehlest os the1 .ombeT. while 1t undoubtedly
Contains the invtgorattng pr1ncipIo
vhieh their enervated sJster1s r.Grlze- Lts Thea
oeHa1e Of the cordial drops ana toetufeA offsn pf1
e1fhed for tnTsiit ,Sdles. All thesc mstcaneotA Efo
Mainly Composed Common Alsukal,
tnd sss therefore, Injurious. The 1i4nos1 ordioAf1
given tontea stu woEse, being All deseosataA
With
P0I8ON0gB DRUGS.
, 1869-03-05
1sIQs5
AsIl27.3
aS.saa.5.k
13ala3
&A1d
AAa4 =

ApGsc1he demand sor HoE1 to-daT 1Ss unas:fsd
t.sd5 saa e11- ee'pp9s wnst ont IN fpodlY nnm.
ESH nc nv. SPY. Eoo< lotA rena4iu oyeT n,eat4
MSat@ ~ 1sfa = hr asocker1 u = "a n ::
tgs @ eGGEon ;as 70 Dsdsasn ND Il ~
'o: ne osk sas Of The oAJ r1Ade cnnsired
inHs VT N0t& Aoo {0u3N-
, 1869-03-05
l0Stetter'S BitteN

IN PM coupoeed. u charged WITH ta7s1usxa
vegetable remedies and snesa- hy rr..n, ~ ~ -
ef7ai dioattvc pr1netp'e, II conveJs to every CO.
kna Introduces Into tie circulation. To use . ocu-
noa e1premioa, 1t so<s u the spos .4kin v,th X
lHAE y Eat Fanted there. The ESSENCE or EYE
naon - f.1ir II adniniEtae pura znd simple. =
mixed Vith tho julcsa and Alternative raoes bsxsx
aaa heshs- Bat Of whAt pse would 1t 10 v1:aor1
thet ~s
, 1869-03-05
Delottpene 9Ibeels,
VELoCIPEDE WHEEL8

MECF4CfUHEU B5
b. n. BROWN & Co., Dayton, O.
Tney also uAte prime AsucIe OF spokes And Hula
fur Axhs CsftAka and BuEzy Wheels. Send for pE.cs
tat go
, 1869-03-05
+ ONDON AND NRW YORK
HTsEAMSHr f,rwR

tseAEe1t tttntxhuY. 70 L11po1 uu1pY, nurn F7e7
10. EoTth hvar, GsN York Plsaaxa Il E1E, $N
Ind FSl Eur1otcT.
1111ozA ........ Feb. :: lAfALA1ra......Nsrch n
EIL1A-........ March II VIZ FKN1.......,Apnl 10
For pa11aka 70 Hamburg. RErznAn, HAvTu, rarl8.
Antwerp and kct.eI d11 II cheap Currency fAtes,
1ppt1 70 hoNA1T q. ELA1x. No. IS Kro1dwnJ. NsI
LagAIle and Nsnlson-sta., Chic1xp,
For Freight, apply 70 A0WLAHD q AafNHALL,
Hp 81 8Quih-13,. HGW FORK
, 1869-03-05
CON NE RCIAL.


TuCkGpAT EyKNI10, Axrch 4.
Tte following tables chow the rteeipsa AID
ahipmcnts Of Produce during tho psat twenty four
htuEs:
, 1869-03-05
FoFslE markets.

EV1<As0 m2INet&s
TExAEcAL,
LosDox, H..ra 4--,,.,s. I. n,
ua1ed sss st.ssa ss 81 6ssSa; 6sS; hEsX;s 81 s con'o'' n
usss Rsss sss::: ssa &; ss;ss: ?'zss ts' ss
zSSPs'e: Ri5s: s:s
nsl!ien i the Bsae Il England hn decreased
-. t-,. TxAxuuxr. A.sch
nsa s:;sn '-sias Viz 1as: e.
II faif: & ST. Ssin. I: n:1a raf M a. ~ m a'~
1,rs -, p,.. ,1L.55!E.seoso1 L55i!asoo1, March tIap.n.
no 9assR ae,.aas isxa:
e:IosaisS Se .hie ei sesss. 1 H. i. ID. E,a .s,cra
y ID. Flour. @s: Curu, sis for ola. 81 ior
Fo9s bed. Ass. " I:sd. Z. ea: s.. ~ ssss. e:
1iSiii fsll6s; ~ is sa. -.
81 T.ss as;ss.. ns,:sa ss::s : q q 'Ds
Petroleum antr, sassxf. 1A'eA'
Nexv FORK Brsadasuns, P1eyt,Jor and
Gzccs1y Mtskea.
sptciA De1patch to the Chicago Tnbuns.
Sxw Yoxx. Ns-ca4
%Ss:aes, o;s ;sssa ssnss ..a
I L. ,ssst eesd rs
settled. e'1o A1'a oAo on-
ss s9tai& s'sRs' s2s sess
asl'Ss' AaFa md otS:s g: n!oaaef, al. s0E'''na
sesa saos 1taess5 sa5.is assse' bsss sss
, 1869-03-05

and mot q iho II s..cons tt2oEted xera II q.
s.oM fox III .etaJ. and 9ia-ooal5W for FrNirtc,
rTsssed dearprnas continue unll and negieetca u
unc- kneed prizes. We quute n follows: TIupthY
folct and heheF psrtsed. xl3.r3ls. 90; Iluothy
sooee pressed Us. r7Atr:e roller and Ueatcr
prrAat a. 3las0Slt5as PTAtte. oo&e pressed, I'll 70
ikt7to 1laotU. loose na wxrpu, E1s h1teo. n. rTal-
Flt. loote on KaRon. f17HQl3 %.
LEA1HER-Tht demand was Co1era1lr rtp3rttd
Actre todsE and. under shcrt stocks, prices wtro
0I{2 and failing upNkfG. We Quqka.
, 1869-03-05


SEw foEK, March THE Presidents irauru,.,
hoon u occasion % no rhhnzc 1t Iii GoyernYs.nt
cond1 were i title rltuef, 'St1.aSak
Aone3 Mort Acttyc nut peIccnttbly eAster nn.
ing re morning per rent gold was occallon.jiv
oo .toCk and 4a7 on gold. -
EtelnnE iowEr. o~1nf to pressure Of sNes OF bo,
1oNeo ola. fTitut h1ukefs' clostu 1T lHY a1tsu
Gold opensd LINK advances q 1s:, re- e III.
on f1ta 10 boudain London, advanced 10 I.Ix an3
s5essa oe ha.ss xsTs .as =
GoFerrntnts strong, With 4 m1rted sdyanc. At
Ioen ol E4A PCT cent. There WAS aaosca uentjy
decline Of k4k On report th4t the retiGnr Prs.i
1tss n+9 aot sEHsa tns Pnale Cedit li This "a,
% Sns1sA! e 1.FoFta ~ Eo,d redemption 81 bondt
nnp .s1.''''iiisSS iisS H., Goeo-
SonP. .:1l;;tfn1ssA eonp- -s....:ss:xslizf
htate bouts arm,
SlEK1liAs........6o Ge61 [
!stoeE Eoafket without special movement. prtces
GlxhsF d1lins the forenoon low ana hesyy ii thc
second Board. an1 nrmer towards sne cIose. rith
recovery tton the decline. ~f "''NA
Miscellaneous shares rftu.
EIpress shatt4 higher
, 1869-03-05

mi !, ~ - IN n+,tr- ~tY1
easses. Qps Quotations ot IAfdult wur rtdu9d s.
Atd Of Carbon lc. Other cesCipfo.s wese ri.noat
on - Hnteed, r.1. u i; Ln.sea: h'tlsd. IS t.:4
Hlnser.; II STAT tA; 10 ! DO. tIasAl 70; Nhxls OIL
flso9l y; Hank Ott1 st..i:' u =; taMlrsaaff @ w
EGO: Z ephanf OF. 3i.46; seal st4aa1.a' atAu
Foot ~ .&szl-G ... -..
PucLrRY-Ss,es include ,ht fo1ov1us: 5 az
treestt Chickens At r Is; II dnz At $te doz y
A0 : aos r,or II 12W; ya - dressed Iafkets -
13kt: 70 4tI4c; l..u1 D It tses cooes t'ecee ~
5000; eoops Chickens - Hsss eo3ps Eas1:1sat
RICE The demand w1s Re 1Soea5ty AttIFe 70: tnt
season ofthe year, and auos&tlnos veft noIl!oauy
Eoeak1Eea: f-ntnt. lollttc Africha- lox21eAc'
, 1869-03-05
Healing, Strengthening, lfe.Sus-
tanning Balm?

you'd merely e1c.ts- It wond neither protect nor
enfs. And hefetn l.es tho essential diHsrcnea -.
taeen tas effect oftae purest sttmu,aas Hbeu dr.
Ana me aame stulalAns when ad1ntuit3s-ed II
the medicated fcsmot 0N -
, 1869-03-05
HO8TETTER'8:
STOMACH BITTERS.

1ood AononsAhefa eptrit - doubtless tho ,ut1d..a
Ano most inuoeuoas Of III tho vartees Of touor ~
oniI becomes htalthfr1 uedicns when lusprce-
preparation OF tho RIitets- 49, ~@S
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The One ThinR NeedfnI.


''I remember" says the Rev. George Burdcr
t'aywoman whose house was on fire. She was
very active in removing her goods, but forgot
her child who was sleeping in the cradle. Az
length she remembered the babe, and ran with
earnest desire to save 1t. But alas, II WIS too
late; tho suffocatihg smoke and roaring flames
forced her back, and in an agony when none
out bereaved mother knows, she exclaimed,
'Oh, my child, my child ] have saved my
goods, but l have lost my child
SO will IL be with many one at the last, VINO,
Careful and troubled about many things, has
forgotten his soul
I got n GOOD trade will one say--but lost my
souis pot office win another say but lost my
soul; got friends, but God is mine enemy; got
but alas, am now in hell, too poor, too helpless
to obtain a drop of water to cool my parched
IRE loss of the soul is q loss irreparable.
Other losses may be repaired, but there is no
second soul for him who has lost one. Reader,
take care of thy soul first other matters after
wards; for though the body dies, the soul lives.
And now, IL ever, it must be saved. Now"
emphatically, "is the accepted time;" and now
''is the day Of salvation. ."-Religious Herald
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eoNNgrs, rRlMMlNos, &c.
soNNErs, TRIMMINGS, ETo.
MRS. M. A. BIN DE r,
DRESS TRIMMING AND PAPER PAT
TERN STORE.
". w. Corner Eleventh and Chess
NUT Streets.
BARGAINS JUST OPENED,

BARGAINS JUST OPENED,
New style Silk Tassel Fringe 62 cents yard, all
shades.
REAL GUIPURE LACES.
A case Lace Points, Sacques, and Jackets.
Llama Lace Paras0l Covers
Black Thread Laces, all widths, at very low prices.
The genuine Joseph Kid Gloves, 81 per pair.
Misses Colored Kids.
NEW STYLES PARASoLs AND sEAsIDEs.
Roman and Plain Ribbons and Sashes.
Paris Jewelry.
Plaid Nansooks, French Muslins, Pipue and Mar
seilles, Hamburg Edgng and Insertngs-
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
For Mrs. M. WORKS Celebrated System for cutting
Ladies' Dresses, Sacques, Basques, Garibaldls, Chill
drens Clothes, ETC., by measurement, and full In
structions given.
AGENTS WANTED.
Ladies' are now making from 500 to 300 per month
as agents for this system. SO stuthS
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secular priest has been condemned to an ordi-
nary jail, instead Of being confined TO religious
house, as the Concordat stipulated
"A great Catholic meeting took place in the
Church of Innspruck last week. Count Man
zano, the Imperial delegate, endeavored TO pre-
vent 1t, but was driven from the assembly, and
was obliged to ask the protection of the gendar-
merle, having used expressions insulting to the
Church and the Holy Father The Tyrolese are
the true sons of their fathers of the year o. and
worthy fellow-countrymen of Andreas Hofcr.
The object of the meeting was to protest against
the secular schools which the Government is at
tempting to force on the TyFol. AT Prague the
Minister of Public Instruction has issued cir
cular blaming the authorities of the University
for having permitted an address to the Pope on
his jubilee.
REFORMED.
"A new house of worship was dedicated at
Kinderhook, New York, May 10.
The First Church of Albany has contributed,
during the last six years. for benevolent and
congregational purposes, $134, 776, being an
average of S22, 462 per year. Additions to the
church 282, making the whole number of mem
bers 737. The Sunday School contains 800
pupils and teachers, and the libraries 1900
volumes. The pastor, Rev. Rufus w. Clark.
ID. D., has been gaanted leave of absence for
four months to visit Europe; and he sailed for
Glasgow the 29th ultimO.
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~ o II N X @ III A N G k
~ BAG MANDATORY,
JOHN r. BAILEY,
N. E. corner of MARKET and WATER Streets
Philadelphia,
DEALER in BAGS AND BAGGING
OF every description, for
Grain, Flour, Salt Super Phosphate Of Lime Bone
Dust, Etc
Large aud small GUNNY BAGS constantly on hand.
2& Also WOOL SACKS.
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"A Manchester On. h Clergyman lately
stated that the 1000 Catholics of that city have
for three years raised more money for religions.
purposes than the 10000 Protestants; that their
church property was worth twice as much "a
that of the Protestants, and their church attend
ance MS large as theirs.
In recent official report of the Greek
Church of Russia, it is stated that during 1887
there were l3, $50 persons who left the Roman
Catholic for the Greek Church., mostly In the
western provinces. Entire communities came
over, with the priest at their head.
AN Austrian Catholic bishop was lately ar
rested for refusing to obeya legal summons and
was brought by the police before the court, "A
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INTERNATIONAL REGISTER FOR
CLASSIFICATION OF VESSELS.
RARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

L
For sale, THE STOCK, FIXTURES, AND GOOD
WILL of FIRST-CLAsS BOOK, STATIONERY,
AND NEWS DEPOT, having the AGENCY OF ALL
THE PHILADELPHIA and New York Daily Papers,
Weeklies, ETC., and selling about ONE THOUSAND
PAPERS DAILY, also doing an EXTENSIVE STA
TIoNERY, BLANK BOOK, LITHoGRAPHING,
PRINTING, WALL PAPER AND WINDOW
SHADE TRADE. so SURE A BUSINESS would
not have been relinqushed but that the proprietor
has engagements abroad. The most unexcephona-
ble references can be given to some of the best
houses in Philadelphia. A handsome three-story
brick dwelling house is attached to the store the
niture of which can be purchased very reasonable,
the building will be disposed Of il desired HAV-
ING BEEN ESTABLISHED THIRTEEN YEARS,
AND THE CLOSEST ATTENTION PAID TO IT,
THE ORDER PORTION ALONE OF THE TRADE
is GOOD BUSINESS IN ITSELF.
Apply to JOHN GREIG,
617 Chester, Pa.
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wsy n NOTICE.-FOR NEW YORK,
L@lk2}At$[ wa Delaware and HaritAn CANAL SWIFT
y1ILlsafaAtA1l SURE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
. ,r. DEsPAToA AND sWiFTsURE LINE
the eh OF March; For Freights which will be taken
w. M. BAIRD co.,
By Ne. 1872 South Wharve9
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@EA LIVE RPOOL AND
EH3S QUEENSTOWN. Inman Line of Mail
NsfalE 10y Steamers are appointed to sail fol-
UIty OF brooklyn, Saturday, June 26 atI PM
City of Washington, via Halifax Tuesday June 49, at 10
A. NJ 80 -
City OF Antwerp Saturday. July 8, at 10 noon
City o. Psrs, Satl day. July 10, at p. NJ
And each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday
RATES OF PASSAGE.
By TEE MAIL STEAMER SAILING EVERY 6ArURDAX.
Payable in Gold. Payable in Currency
rdNSi "a 81 Shtlitt Sft- .SS6
To London. lQ5 To London 40
To Paris ............, i5 To Paris. ......... n
FIRST CABIN srEERAGE.
. Payable in Gold. - Payable in Currency.
Liverpool 1880 Liverpool $50
HaliTtSx. .i;....... 20 Aalifsx .i;......., Is
by Branch steamer 45 BY Bra Branch Steamer 30
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg Bremen
Tickets be bought here AZ moderate by persons
wishing TO send for their friends.
For further information apply at the gompAny,s oaces
JOHN q, DALE, Agent, No 10, BROADWAY, NJ "
or to 'O'DOANlGl. d FAUI.K, Agents.
as No 4lICHESNUT Street. Philadelphia
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-19

The Steamships PROMETHEUS, Captain GRAY. T.
w. EVERMAN, Captain Vance "
WILL FORM REGULAR WEEKLY LINE
THURSDAY, June "a, at4 M.
Through bills OF ladlng given in connection with g.
c. r. II. to pOints In the South and Southwest
Insurance at lowest rates. Rates OF freight az low
as by any other route. For freight, apply TO
22Qn DoCH STREET WHARF
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-09
LOCALS I'm BRIEF.

Jackson, Mississippi, wants five or six
carpenters Immediately. So says the
Clarion
The engineer Of the Ssrdis Miss.)
Locomotive, Colonel Ballard, blew his
whistle ia our sanctum this morning and
wet it around town generally. He 10
looking ss gay as q lark, and 90 anxious
for biz as knocking bird for cricket.
The crowded condition Of our columns
this evening compels US to defer until
tomorrow the review We intend to make
of the City Engineers Report on the
remedies proposed to prevent the further
sncroachmsnts Of the Mississippi in front
of the city. The subject is one Of the nj
most Importance, and should be thor.
ouehly understood before final action be
taken on it. We feel confident we can
maintain our former Vows and sugges-
tons upon principles well understood by
all practical engineers.
Our friend, John H. Miller, of the
Knickerbocker Insurance Company, gave
bachelordom q final farewell yesterday
at IL o'clock. He was united in mar
riage, at St. Lazarus Church, with Miss
Hattie W. Fraim, daughter of DR.. Fraim,
of this city. 1t is good frame Of mind,
John, in which you were in that led you
to adopt such sensible and praisewortby
course, ard we hope you have thus
Trained "house that will 60 down in
the history of time as honorable and
long as any ever reared by the best line
of kings or royal blood. We wish the
happy couple that fall fruition of hspp-
ness known only to those that embark on
the boat of true affection.
The Board of Mayor aud Aldermen
held regular meeting yesterday even
ing, and disposed of much unfinished
business, petitions, etc., mostly of pri-
vats and local character.
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have been made upon the Association
aud they desire to express herein theil
continued and implicit confidence 10 thu
officers Of the Association, and their cor
dial approval Of the character Of il
management, as fully shown this day.
The undersigned, members Of the 10
vestigating Committee, hereby attach
their names in attestation of its correct.
ness and their approval thereof.
VIM. Geo. Gibbes. South Carolina.
II. o. Goodrich, Illinois.
T. Ashton, Nebraska.
r. II. Voolfolk, Kentucky,
Business and Income.
A. Beattie, Missouri.
&C. N. Ordwsy, Tennessee.
j. G. Anderson, Kansas.
W. s. Morelsnd, Alabama,
Expenditures and Contracts.
F. s. Hunt, Mississippi.
w. Stevenson, Georgia.
Thos. Smith, Arkansas.
Chas. w. Gardiner, Iowa.
J. W. Rogan, Tennessee,
.t sscuritie: and Assets.
On motion Of General Hood, the re.
port was duly adopted.
On motion the meeting adjourned sine
die. o. II. MINOR, Secretary.
Already about thirty among the
leading citizans of Memphis have
agreed to become trustees of this depart
ment, which it is proposed to organize
with not less than fifty members, who,
when qualified as trustees, will organize
by electing from their number board OF
thirteen directors for the department,
which board will select President, Vice
President, etc., for the same. All money
derived in the department as net assets
of the Association, will be kept in the
department and loaned there by the
Board of Directors as prescribed by the
charter of the Association. Thus, it is
essentially home institution, controlled
and managed by citizens of this State,
and enjoying at least euery possible
benefit of purely local organization. 1t
is strictly mutual company, having not
cent Of stock.
All its assets, which have accumulated
to more than one million tfre hundred
thousand dollars since June, 1868, be-
long exclusively to its policy holders,
and all its earnings will sbe equita-
bly, divided among them. The unexam-
Piled growth and success of the Associa-
ton, show that its liberal and equitable
system is highly approved by the best
and ablest fnanciers and business men
of the country.
G.. W. GORDON. Manager.
For the present at No. Is Madison st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-09

EMmoSs q SoE, No. 10 Jefferson street
and 1893 Main, have just received q splen-
did variety Of choice reading matter,
including the very latest literary veeklies,
pictorials, Humorous and sporting papers,
magazines, mon,hlies, quarterlies, novel
cites, etc. They also have the latest
German, French and Italian papers
Orders from the country promptly mp
piled.