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purd aie pudbanslnng
Wilbelm Mferf,
0fo. 273 Sire gtraBe, Cincinnati, Ohio,

it su bssiebsn:
Der 8a,ar- Suutrirte 9am.nseitune. Sdbrlid 4s
der Gr0Bs unb lber 1900 abb6unssn aus Sem gsrsidbe
msib!idsr 5anbarbsitsn. Der Satrgans $500.
5sst 81 ssrosna ys Is tfsn ii s am
Die illu nrtrts Wslt. = Der Satrsans ypn Is 5ef.
ten sr. 4, nit elmer ietr idDnen Cratic u9abe ygBincr>
vssnassn" ssmalt bon 3d. giris, ssuasn pom e. 9sYer.
5 assim.- Gin tsutfass gamilientlatt nit suuRra,
'sss sfrsaas WV aansnsa9 Ser
eusssssbsn sOn pans Basnbaisn Der Sesrsana BON i6
st ssss sss $sn 5sss @ aSas @ Sss s''' H"'
8nSauis. gsiStatsn unb Silbsr sur lntsrtaItuns
unb Belsbruns Der Sabrsans 13 Soften nit Der gra
ME uttsSdad tie M ssmalt bon 9s 8Dls' sslt'asa SOn e.
Das 8 fur alle. = suutrrte sIitter snr Inter
Der Satreans sun 10 5ftsn sr 4" nit nsr ralts 8usa-
be: 5duslte Ssuoen," ssuat bon a. 5ef sstO9sn BON
l6rift fSr bic sussnb $500 per sabr.
Die eieberpsrlen fur 40 @ents per Ssft. enttat.
| sri9eint tn stwa 10 Seitea.
Ger beutl4s anger -etneS Sammluns Der nene'
s ' bs gasn ssi s esats aS ' s
Dis Milltpnen.graut 1T jsst sru1dnbis surrd.
tbig unb prb fur 1878 Derianot. Oafelte 1T Elm
annenbsr pnan unb bbst bic prtssuns bss Grafen BON
Moais gtriitc unb BEN Shlus bss SER Der gBslt."
nss@ m asasa sas
9eten Nappeone bloet Der in gurppa erpBes &ueben
rss 9asbe erlGsnt in 20 2efsrunsen, su 25 Gents bic
0teferuns.
Ole tlIufrtrte Srtess9ei6ih d te bon 1866 1T
et sclltanos etnseonen unp miro tar 1895 ssrlenbe
Dies 1T ein pradisp0es rf nit ben ftDnten Stablen
unb estreuen SfilterRas 1ener bentmnrbsen 9erppe.
Mle belteltsn 8uter werben frei serianbt.
rsenb elm Bud bas seranst pirb fann our6 mid fdnea
unb bila beprg perben.
M Cine sprldufse 0te 9udern unb 9eitidriften.
welds bur mid u besisben np, mirb in unsfdtr nei sBp
den fertis eiu unb auf Seransen sueeanbt merben
@e betelten Sahen perbsn ftnel unb plnttlih abse-
nbt.
SO bite meine Grsunbe tint rst sablrsias auftrdse.
%. Werf,
90. 273 9ine StraBe Cincinnati, o.
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Wgenten /!


uerbsn in susm Orts sSer eap Der gsr eaatsn ssr
lanst fur
AUSTIN g. cos
@roBem Gin Dollar perkamf.
Cine maffise Britannia Sbee, Ranne fur
Ginen Solar.
Se6s TIberplattrte Slid. G,abeln fur
Ginen 9Dllar.
Se6s Flberplarts Gb.Q6fsl fur
Eincn SDllar.
Silbeplatirter m brebenber GATOR nit fhn JlaI1en fur
Gincn Solar. '''
8ebn garbs ddt farbis aebruften 8attun fur
Ginen Solar.
grps> >farbiss albambra- Dsde fur
Ginen Solar.
@ross 9arlur asrOisnslamps NIT Sarm unb Cylinder fiji
Ginen 3Dllar.
Sebn 9aten entbaltenbe gpneertinas fur
Ginen Spilar.
Damsn Serse gunares Stisfs fur
Ginen 9Dlar.
Silber>platrte 8udens 8Drb6en fur.
Gtnen ODl1r.
GlaB Ssts, 8 etade sntsaltenb, fur
Ginen 9Dnar.
Swei nnb cine babe Sarb Union gallmir fur
Ginen 9o0ar.
Ssbnnal sniammenseleste Dede fur
Ginen SDilar.
Bipline, Bpsen unb Satten fur
Ginen SDlar.
Neer nit at &Iinsen unb bas Seft nit yerea ausse.
Iest fur
Ginen Solar.
Tinf6unbert anbere Ir.ifet fur
Ginen 9Dllar.
Sebn gbefs unb renb elmer Der aneeIbrten @rtif rt
an bic asenten pber Gluts BON 9sbn seranot fur
Ginen Solar.
@rdmien fur srtbere Glubs i'm Serbdltns. - Gireuars
IN beutlb unb englilb merben unenseltlid seranbt.
2tnitin S 60,
80 uno 36 sSeoeral unb 1O7, Ill unb 113
GonsreB StraBe, Bottom, Mtaii.
Mpril "a. 3mt NJ
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gortbeilbafte @elegenbett.
4. s. 9ewalbt pani@t wesen aItersi1wa&e feline g
knderifdfefe

siuser@tste
Cttp g deret,
nebH Store IL eantustp Gitp Sbio, - sertaufex Sas
6auptaebduee eat an elmer Der bsn geiGdfsrasen BET
stobt if etpdmert bod % 8ns 8rpnt une SIS 8ub lang
unb suuaGnbia eiuseri&t.t 9ie gadsrs TIM Sofe H ,pa
9oaeineu erSou nit Der been Grader Mafdine unb al,
len ba8u nStbtsen &utters pute auer 3am Gdders4df
aeb5renbeu geihirr serben. Aue @ebdul@teen fab nod
nsn gut einastet nnb NIT 8Usi9uppeu uub etauus
tben.
Die Beeinaunssn nb 70 le, bas fa ber t1nbemittsl,
Rdufen msrben tanu. 28sseu Ndberem psnbe man f AZ
5. U. Demalbt,
Gpru 5. 'Ss.-pb ~ eaabasfY 9itY, erie Co.,
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Seiluna BON &ranfheiten beg SalIes nnb Der Gun
een, ue Suiten, Grfdltung, &eudbulten, Sron=
ditis, gnsbrIIti9feit uno Sunsenidwlnoz
Suht


g1abrihenlid bat t ME susrr cine @rsnt IN 70 ausse-
bebnet WaEe bas 8errauen Der Menlhen erpprben pte
bieles ausaesenee Mittel fur 8rufleeen. Durd etne
anae Hebe BON Saben unb unter ben metlen Mn6enra-
fen lit es bbe unp tbber in Der @hung esen le beer es
befannt eewprben 1T. Sen eleidDrmger 9baracter uno
eine gSifafe in Der Seiluns Der serhiebenen Sas unb
eunsenlepen tabsn itm Den &uf snss userldssn 9ed'
sers aeeen beelten eineeraeen abreno es lr pc m'
beren Sp,men Der 8rantbet panb 1T unb elblt &neern
eeeeben perben ann lit es III 9eiher Sett pae ptrtame
WttteI aceen bic GpinbIuht In hren ern Staoten uno
seeen bic gew6hnen 8rateiten bee 5aes uno per yum
sen. Mls Elm el segen plDtlthe @ntde BON
grpup plte es i'm Saue sebalten werben, uno pa M>
e manna an Sutn unb S6nupfen letfen, ipate tetne
Same ptne bieies geeenmittel sessn csnlelben etn
Die Quneenf d. 10 III d wrb fur etn unbetlbares
eb eebalten, unb bod nb siee Sale sorgepnlmn IN mel
den 0epnen bic an bier &ranfbe 3u etben i6tenen,
burt bas gberrp 9ectpral eebet mprpen np uno tp<
re geiunbtsit Srufdnbis wber erlan9en 90 eoltpmen
bemeert ss bic nreselmdBsfeten ess Der Yum
een bas ibm feblt bic bartndteiten wen mhen 9Benn
ts Mnberes ie errethen fpnne, muBten e benz berr
9 ectpra natgeben unb peribn inben.
STIR g 6neer unb 8ebner 1T es BON srrBer Wirtuns.
Gnsbruit een sepabrt es srpBe GrlehterunS uno tu'
rirt tie oft 9dnsd. .
8rpn6itis mirb eenfbnd eurrt, wenn man bas
gberrs Nectpral in feinen 9ren tdufs nimmt.
Seine auten gianIhaften nb 70 auesmein betannt ndB
mir feline 8suani III serbfentIien pSer msbr as ee ger.
deruns ~ esben brauaen, baB bic SOSuss beiebsa es
bteleIben tno.
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Cine i9redli9e Srdsobie in Miiiuuri.

Mm Denitas, ben 8. b. &C., besins in Der Ndbe
bon BRIGHTON, Bolf Co., Elm junger Mann, 9ia.
mems Su9b Gust, Der taum feline Wtinoisfeit erreibt
bate. eine idredlide Morotbat, puroe aber bel oe=
rem 8ersiibune iofort aud set0otet. Sie sbatia-
dDen 1inb fur5 folstnoe:
2usf war Der Sobn zines seahteten unb mobIbc.
benoen Biirsers BON Cooper, Bolf &c., unb als Elm
eidtfnniser MeniA bstannt. Sein gater bate
ibm cine sSarn in Der Ndbe BON Briabton sur 8e=
wirtbl9affnns iibersebenin Der 6oifnuns, oaB cine
ieIbfdnoise Stelluns ibu 5u einem oroent!iden 2e=
ben fibren miirbe Sn Der Ndbe pon 6ieler Sarm
befinbet ib bas Saus bes Srn. Wtid. Yfasuire, in
beiien einBse Soter lidb Der unae 2nst perlisbte.
Sa Ct aber fortndbreno tart tranf, mics oas Utdos
den ieine Bewerbunsen suriid,. obglei9 ct ionft in
Der 5amilie bur4aus nidbt unfreunolib bebanoelt
murbe.
Mm DienHae fam Gust, nit bier &euoloern be.
fpaifnet unb ihmer betrunten, 5u Yferbe nad bem
pauie beg Srr. Maauire seritten. Oie @6bne bei-
felben arbeiteten auf benz 6eloe. Nls Gust nit ei=
mem Repoper in Der Sano auf iie sufam, lief elmer
berieben, Senrp Wasuire, nod einem in bt2fdbe
.:.:.enben Sauie uno bolte Elm ooppeaduises @e-
ipear gum S9ube bet Gamilie, oa Gust ausenidein.
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Sas neue Srrenbaus. = Mrbeiter iinb ge,
eenmGrtis nit Der Wesrdumune oes Shuttes une
NbreiBung Der Mauer Der burf Seuer serit0rten ST.
renanitalt beiddftigt Sobalo bieie i1pierige Wr=
belt polenoet lit, ion nit Der Muiiubruns oes neuer
@jebGuoes beapnnen lperoen.
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GcrmDaeu am /. eSanuar 1869 {:

ger. Gtoaten lO4Oer 8pnbs Warftwertb. .. S4O65S 81
5-2Oer , i, ...... 5,O40 90
Sbtp Union Insibe Bpnb5. 2,256 l2
Ilntsrsfanb aslbsrte, Spnbs .......... $4,000 90
8oor auf Der 2dnf ...................... 1874 81
Musoeben auf gnraihene unb Nprtsases... 55,765 IA
gaar in Sdnhen Der Ggentcn. ........... 1904 90
gerfaQene S6ubiGeae NIT perionlider Sider-
belt eit.................. 26,5o1 90
@ctien Der Columbus Gas unb Goe Go...... 3,44O 90
@runbeaentbua,. unbelaltet. ............... $50 90
GSuibaben flr Yrdnlien. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1908 As
gusnebenee @utbabea. Observation-Disclosures. 44,S3l IS
Mpbi[ien Observation-Disclosures. 1868 35
gubere Stnerbetten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 18O,S32 60
$4O7,23I 43
l1nbe;ablte BerIuife - Retne.
gtuuabmen in 1868. $92, 200 SO
gS. 6. ID. 8afer, Secr.
gtai 90. '69. pb liam 70.
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4 rrInnnt Moenteu. -$15-$SOO

NA crlanst 2lsenten. Ss5-S:OO
"a Oper Npnat. Mdnner unb 5rauen nberal IT, um
YHA bic ddte perbeiierte Common Senie" Ja=
~ ntilien Ndbmad,ine einSufibren.
"a 9iele aIdine ndbt, f6umt fatet, reiht, autltet,
~ binpet nit Sanb Elm. tift unc itpppt aufs Seinle.
Ereis nur Is Dollars.
gpuantis sarrantirt fir Sabre. gBir wouen $1,000 fur
iraenb cine @ahne oben nhe einen drferen idpneren
unb mebr eIafiiten Saum madt, ais bic unirise. sic
ntatt BEN eali6en S6luBitib (9pfSh Seber IN cite
Std fann bur tnn mereen une bod fam mon bic Naht
S75 bic $500 BEN pnat uno bic aussatn ceer mir
seben bnen cine grmmrn pubur tie bpppelt 10 pel 0elS
MAIDEN f6nne1. Man abreliire
Secomb u. Co., Yittsburs, Ga., Bottom, Wfah,
pber ct. 2ouis 9JfD.
Narnune. -2aBt @ub n6t BON anoeren perlenen
elbe pertbpie WaIfinen Srn G)nBeen unter pnielben
Namen poer in anberer gBeiie anpreen duhsn. Die
erie 1T bic ein,ia dhte unb wir praftiie baiss Nab'
Wa'dtne, bic fabricirt wirb.
4pril %. 3mt 10
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Sine quite Tarm Su perfal1fen.

Cine cute 8arm BON fununbiebensts &der 2anbes, nit
enem Eramebaus einem euten 9runnen unb ;we Sbsdr@
ten carauf anbertbalb etIen weIi6 pom ga 8u @aricn
Co., Sbp, 1T su ssrfauen Der 9rets TT $35 per Ider.
M6bere Muefunt ertbeilt brifiau lptter auf benz
yabe pber SuIius relts, asent bss gSetbpten, in
Sartram Slpd, Maripn, Shtp.
gbriitian S6lotter.
Mai 6. bsw
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GebenianD 5u perfQuferl.

90 Nde bes been Rebenlanbes Ia ter Nibe Sanbas
n Gtp O.. her eraSe, Wes Der fatbpliisn Sir.
dc uub an bic 9ap arenenb, i'm bfeu Suur5uanpe 70 bal
ss Seies 6rbabr nod bpanst erpsn tasn irp unter BE-
tiutaten Bebinouuoex sertaaft.
q. 8. DsmaIbf,
Guxu '6S.-uW Gaxhusty SitS, ,o&b
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SOME Sniurance Company
bon
Epl II 1T bus, . bip.
9irectprcu =:

Samuel @a0o,uap, Brdi.; SenrD 0tiler;
sbeo. $. Butler, gice Yrdi.; 8sni. 6. Smith;
%. 6. Wt. 8afer, Secretdr; Daniel UtcWtilan.
6. g. 8. Butler, Sdabmeiiter.
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soresu. as maa.ntn.at, m sratt, 8 eraalu,ann, m

sOletu. u g Wasentns9t, N Sratt, s graalmann, M
stelser i.2.
Suscaramas. O Nesei 9.
@an 8uren. 8 0rpbl 1.
28apatpneta. 8 RriSer 2.
2aef SsTerion. 8 @rdble l.
SDef Sntepentenee gB Slider 2.
aRbite Spuie S&mieb
28spfer. 8 9ster 8
Nuspdrtiee Staaten.
Calf. W2arpsrine. q B R6bls 2.
Santa Grua o ltsten 2.
Srnitp. e Siefer S.
81. 8udbart. @b Dilbelm 9.
Marfbau. 8 WO9el2.
Snt 6ples Corners. u giermann 1.
Sails Corners 80 9aumann 1.
2afapette. S Spersfh1.
Soma Marengp. u Set.eiber 2.
gi1monb. 8 6ab 1.
w ga. Stem Uaartinspipe. 8 1uris1.
gBse Snncan q Wplbenbauer 2.
europa. Sdmeis 8 anner 2.
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Cine >Yrmabe, Bic ansenetm unb seunb 1T, unb bas
5aar erbdlt. 8ersltG enes pber 9rauts Saar BE-
fpmmt ietne urIprunelthe Sarbe unp BEN
y lans unb bic Srt de Der Sugenb pteber Dun
mes Saar pro bit. bem Iusfaaen ees Saares prb Gn<
aelbe Uiebr bebef Ntdts fam bas 5aar pteber ber-
eIen bic Saarmueln srGrt nS, oosr bic Saarornsn
fpnnen lie bur bes ,ts arettet unp beleb wepen. Sta
bas 5aar nit etnem febreen Spbenab III beltmuben er-
bdlt es tabe rein unb rdg Srei spn lenen ssroeslt'
5aare f6dblid MAIDEN tann bas spr bm bloc wpbltbun
aber ni4t l4aben. gDenn man bios etRe
0aarsNpn,aDe
oten niu 70 fann man feine teIee bsfrnren. gS enfd
Elm Sel pnb fsinen drber, unb tedmust ieIt ben met
en- @amtrie nidt, ptwrb es '6 lanse au benz 5aar ha
unb einen bsrren Glan3 une ansnsbHen Dutt peretbt
Yreis ........ $10O.
@rdparirt Spn
Or. 9. 6. Mper II. Co.,
sraftifdsr unb anaIstiider gbemifer, 9epea, Maf.
San. 9. '69. II lbpup
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Neritherunas= =@eiellihaft
BON Gfepetaub, Sbtp.
Gaptals Stod. d................. 100000 Dollars,
Weitere 8erbinblidfeit .. 100000 So0ars
Office: 0ro. 1877 Superior strass, cine Srepss BOD.
Sireetoren.
8 g1.wmast. 9 SsHsnmaaer, u maasr. mra''p'
81 6eiiel, & 6aps. sdtend MD.
8 stppsel Gb 5snninser. $ Bedmann
9 9ismer, s eansissr. @ee gasber. MD
S gasl9er, gso s8sdsrlins. ~
Beanie.
S 80 eatemsssr. piHoent stosp.l. gi.e- -griiSent.
6sHenmaaer, sssrtar.
Agenten.
Stn.nnatt % s@rOun e.. .susabOsa Rails. Or sab.
Oa9ion. Stns II. Co. Bellevue. 8 s 6ifenbes.
Spr,n9nelp, Sb y @larfe. Gtileotbe O 9 Sddfer.
geun9sfomn 20 Sitter. Nsu eoneon, Ji B.l.stHe.
MansFeie, y Us Wagner. @rclsoi1e. s ran 6spbe.
afrpn, " SSeber 8ortsmoutb W 6rider.
soleeo. pom 8lsifnsb. eaaipolis, 80 8 5apwarb.
@lanee, Scbnion u. @anip. Sronon, 9 g Stbar
Canton. 8 0dber. SteubensiIe. q greaseb.
0area, . Sarermann. Garietta, O 9 g4ef.
Belefountan, IS 6pwenfein HentDn 8 griee
Ma,ssoiue 8 gBiltsns. Stem Sblabepbia. 81 Ipontoo.
9eapare, tSis 2iperpopl g g9eo
@arpinafon. s 28etf. Nrernpnt G Spiu;
@atDn, 5 9Seer Aitlanb s See
Naaiii(pn. !6noblpn Milan q Orr
9Delinston, 81 81 gpptpin. Santnsfp, 9 she eserp.p.
gbslba y SCwman: lppersantusfp. 9 % 5olmes.
8ufprus. s SO WeDonalb gerea 6 allen
Grehlne &ert gower Wapuesbura g3ep @ronepitt
@oisr. Sepiue s 9Rattefou
Gina. S6rpper. Sforralf. 8 6nmbel
0an Wert. Brpmn. Defiance lR greifentcrfer
Siaua. s Smith. Glpmpub, 8 @ stret
Wapafonetta. Us Crib. 0imapiue. SO gBau
gewarf, o 8 Nepns Dopler 8 8 4arle.
Sontpnpille, eeaborn. Glsria, DDwnina.
Gainesville. Sb SO geacod. Wonrpepine, Sb sesler.
sancaher. 08 Sduls. Sifn. O Gasmann
Warrsn @ o t5ude. Spforia 8 Whblbeiu,
Nsenten fir glebelano.
9. 9 & uais, S. ga5mer unb 3d. gseisbartb.
W9at ii. '65 No.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-30
Markets by Telerrapb.

New YORK, April 30.-Cotton quiet but firm 200
bales mddling uplands sold at 2S]G@2S2lc. Flour
sales of 6400 barrels; State and Western advanced
a10c for low grades; Others unchanged; superfne
fancy s550@650; superfne to choice extra Western
s545@675. Wheat quiet, sales of 1900 bushels !
spring advanced 1Gg2c. Corn advanced 1G2c. Sales
of 1000 bushels; new mixed Western S5@S6c.; old
do S76a in and anoat Oats nrmer; Western
S1@S5c in store and afoat. Beef quiet; mess SSa
16; extra do, 12ta1s. Pork quiet; Mess, S31.12L ;
prime, s2575@26. Lard dull tierce, 1S@1S1ac
Whisky firm; Western 93c.
NEW YORK, April 30.-Stocks active. Gold 134i(
Exchange OIL 5-2Os, 1862, 1922; do 1864, 11776; do
1865, 1891 new, 1855 1861 1864 1oi0s 1885; Vir
gnia 6s SO; Missouri 6s SSll Canton Company "a (;
Cumberland preferred, 80; New York Central 175s,
Reading, g71g; Hudson River, 1856; Michigan Cen
trial. 1885, Michigan Southern, 1032k: Illinois Central
144 Cleveland and Pittsburg, 93; Cleveland and
Toledo, 1925; Chicago and Rock Island 139; Pitts
burg and Fort Wayne 1885,
BALTIMORE, April 30.-Cotton quiet and steady
nominaly 2Sc Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
dull; prime Valley red 82'15. Corn firm; white, 500
Sic. yellow, s2CaS4c Oats dull at 7sc. for heavy,
and I0d72c. for light Rye-saes of Western at 81 45
Mess Pork quiet at S31 700 80; Bacon quiet: rib
sides, 1886. clear sides, 1Tl5c. shoulders, l46c
hams 20Co21c Lard firm at 1916 Whisky quiet
but firm at 800 9}c.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-30
Another EldOradO.

From the San Francisco Herald, March 25.
The schooner Ann Eliza, belonging to Jansen
& Co., arrived here on Tuesday last, laden with
seal skins from Kodiak Island and the lower
coast of Alaska, brings intelligence of immense
discoveries of gold, in placers, on the main
land, latitude 81 north, longitude $50 west from
Greenwich The steward of the vessel exhibits
some fine specimens Of dust, which he says was
obtained in the proportion of one teaspoonful
to three shovels of dirt, taken from six feet
below the surface. He also has specimens of
quartz and nugget gold. The captain
and crew of the vessel confirm his
statements. The discovery was made
120 miles from Kodiak Island, upon the
kayak river, which debOuches into Cook river,
He was led to the effort by the appearance of
specimens which he obtained from the Indians
The second mines discovered are about sixty
miles above Sitka, between Mount Fairweather
and the Chilcut river. The third discovery is
upon one of the islands, the name of which was
not known. In the Kayak river mines the gold
is found along the river banks, and in the
gulches of the Chigmit mountains. The Kayak
river is nayigable for light draught vessels for
thirty miles above its junction with Cook river.
On account OF the climate the mines can only be
worked for five months in the year. AT the time
the Ann Eliza left rumOrs of silver discoveries
were common, but doubt was entertained of its
existence; gold, however was plenty.
The steward and his companion lost their
mining tools by the capsizing of their skin boats
while crossing the Kodiak. After procuring a
proper outfit they will return thither. OF course
these new discoveries will attract only ordinary
attention on account OF their remote location
from civilization, and occurring at the height of
the White Pine cXcitemcnt but under ordinary
circumstances grand rush would set in that
direction.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-30
FROM THE CAPITAL.
The Pressure for Office Renewed
The Probable Reconstruction
of the Cabinet The
Charges Against
Minister Hale.
Spain and the Catholic Church.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Spectol Despatch to The EUening Telegraph
Cabinet Meeting.

SDeciol Despatch to The EUeling Telegraph.
Cabinet Meeting.
WAsuINGToN, April 30.-At the Cabinet meet
ing to-day, all the members were present except
Postmaster-General Creswell, who is still absent
from the city.
The Pressure for Office.
Now that the Secretaries are all in the city
again, the pressure for office IS renewed and
trains are bringing fresh recruits to strengthen
those already here.
Cabinet Reconstruction.
The editorial which appeared in the Chicago
Tribune a few days ago. reviewing Grants adj
mnistration, and calling for new Cabinet
composed of statesmen, instead of mere clerks.
has attracted the attention of the President, and
is said to give him great uneasiness. In view of
the clamor, which has now become general, for
a reconstruction of the Cabinet, it is not impro-
bable that Grant WILL in accordance with his
promise to the committee which notified him of
his election, that If one Cabinet did not suit he
would get another, look around for new
timber out of which to construct stronger kind
more popular Cabinet.
Minister Hale.
The friends of John p. sIIale are beseeching
the President to allow him to remain long
enough at Madrid to defend himself against the
charges brought against him of smuggling
goods into Spain. Hale has also made similar
request. 1t is doubtful whether the President
will accede to the request.
General Lee
is expected here tonight to have a private inter-
view with President Grant on the condition of
affairs in Virginia. Lee will be the guest OF
Montgomery Blair.
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
Additional Appointments by the
President-Arrival of Spe-
cial Envoy from Mexico.
FROM WASHING TON.
Despatch 20 the Associated Press.
Appointments by the President.

Despatch 20 the Associated Press.
Appointments by the President.
WASHINGTON, April 30.-The following ap-
pointments have been made by the President
Alfred Sanford, Supervising Inspector of
Steamboats, for the Fourth district.
Pension Agents.-Alexander Clapperton, at
Fort Gibson, Cherokee Nation; Harrison Adreon,
at Baltimore; Samuel Mckee, at Louisville, Ky.
W. d. Goodloo, at Lexington, Ky.
w. Vincent has been appointed Receiver of
Public Moneys At Fort Dodge New Mexico.
Special Bearer of Dispatches.
DIR. Brink, special bearer of dispatches from
Mexico, announced here yesterday, had an in
terview with the President to-day, and delivered
his dispatches. The President referred the
dispatches to Secretary Fish.
All were present at the Cabinet meeting
to-day excepting Mr.. Creswell
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FIRE AMI sURolARRRooF SAFE
CHAMPION SAFES!
UNSUCCESSFUL BURGLARY.
LETTER OF MEssRs. DAVID Dows Il co.
NEW YORK, April 10, 1862
III,1,1, IL


HERRING FARREL 4 SHERMAN,
No. 251 Broadway.
Gents: On the night OF the 22d ultimo our store,
No. 20 South street, entered, and desperate at
tempt made by burglars upon one of your safes in
countng-room.
The key to the safe In which kept our securities
was locked inside of our fre-proOf book safe, the
doors of which literally cut to pieces from this
they obtained the key to the other safe AMI opened
it. Fortunately we had one OF your Burglar-Proof
Bankers Chests inside, in which our valuabes were
deposited. This they went to work at with will.
and evidently used up all their time and tools in vain
attempts to force it. The night was dark and stormy,
and the fact of their knowing where our key was
kept shows that their plans were well matured. They
tried wedging the door and body OF the Chest, and
the faithful safe bears evidence OF the labor and skill
devoted TO the work. All useless and it Is with
great satisfaction report that upon opening it
found securities all SAFE and can therefore cheer
fully indorse the Burglar-Proof work recommended
by you.
You will please send the new safe purchased by us
to our counng-house, and take the Old one 10 show
that some safes still manufactured worthy of the
name. DAVID DowS A. CO.
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FREAKS OF THE LIGHTNGSG.--During the thunder
shower of yesterday the house of A. Terry, Sr Esq.,
No 2133 Spring Garden street, was struck by light
ming. The fluid entered az a window above the
randall third story back, and passing down through
the floor into the bathroom, seemingly spent itself
in the projecting lead pipe OF the shower-bath,
making in the ceiling and walls small apertures like
bulle-holes, and scattering the plaster promiscu-
ously Mrs. Terry, who sitting in the verandah,
made narrow escape, receiving q severe shock, the
peculiar burning and sulphurOus smell which is the
usual attendant OF lightning mpregnating her per-
son and garments
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The Union nbead.

Some time since n city paper stated that the
negroes in the vicinity of Richmond were en-
gagged in collecting and selling to bone-burners
the bones of Confederate and Union soldiers.
Commenting on this, the Richmond Journal
of Tuesday, 27th inst. says that the negroes
have not been discovered doing anything of the
kind. A statement appeared not long since
charging that number of exposed bones in the
vicinity of Fort Harrison had been gathered and
burned by the occupants of the land, but IL was
not charged specifically that the colored people
were even guilty OF that act Of disrespect to the
dead. The remains of all Union soldiers, and
some who We're not, have long since been re-
moved from all exposed localities in this State,
and received decent sepulture at the hands OF
parties appointed and paid by the Government
Tor that purpose. All soldiers remains lately
found exposed near Fort Harrison were not long
since brought to this city by committee OF
citizens and decently Inferred"