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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28

53 have been exp uea TOT other causes, 70l have
cbortercd and drI,o have surrendered their char
tiers. There has been 90, %" eAhpcIs Receipts
The afternoon lesion was rgely attended by repre-
scntayes from all parts u u soern jurisdiction.
Among other prominent friends 9 Sauss were l.. w.
G.. y. Cummie, Adam G. FLANAGAN. Son1 thompson, NJ
Reed, w. n. Curtis, W. J. Spence.M -. udlmer, T. T.
Kendrick, ThOs. Edgeriy, g. D. Foot Mason,
Cbas LatOur G.. ". Bungay, I. Parson NoItl, Jas
Faner and many Of the past and preseh oocrs oi the
Grand Division. .,,
The Grand Treasurer A. p. Higgins, preseh 'ed ms re-
port showing naeTng condition OF the hna1 Ves aur
which followed reports Of various Committees. spicy
debates and spirited resolutions gave tone OF ea'Lest
ness and enthusiasm 10 the deliberations OF this tnhp
Division. large number OF candidates were nltlatcd
There public meeting I'm the evening, which was
addressed by distinguished members Of the Order. A
number OF tents put by Grand Worthy Patriarch
Merritt Next to the large public tent stood the prize
tent, by Phoenix Division OF Wiamsburgh, That
Division having initiated the largest number OF mem
bers during the past quarter. To-day the hOspable
people OF Patcbogue give canbake for the entertain
ment OF their visiting friends and tomorrow will be de-
voted to yachting visiting and SUCH other OF
amusement as the season and the place may suggest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
THE HEATED TERM.

THE weather Yesterday, was perceptlbly cooler
than ON the previous days OF the past scorchng week,
although st extremely and dangerously hot The even
ing WAS quite comfortable and heavy ana prolonged
shower early hs morning tended still further to cool
and purify the ar ,.,...o .,,,r,o1 os ~. rosrlt
THE following sudden deaths are reported as INC result
of tie excessive heat heat: . -. ~, O.
Mrs Margaret Young, age Go, or NOrth Nlhth anu HeS
ondss Brooklyn, 4. d., while visiting at No. Zil NisA-
Ellen Hannon age 40 in the attic Of No. 1904 Cherryst
Michael Carroll in the rear of No. 70 East Ihrteents
John Heane, tailor age TO- found dead III pea az NO
Michael Durand, a bar tender, age q, at No. 572
Anarrw Fertg at No 2Oj Delanceyst.
Bridget Lyach age &c, at No. 81 Bankst, 80 -
Michael Cannon, age IS, labor, at No. c23 last
Jaeeb Finger, age 40, waiter employed in snlzers
Fast River Park at the foot OF East Eighty f0EihSt
George Hendricks, aged As, Scotch sailor ~ NJ ~
A' David ". Moody ut No. . Rcdford-st.
Mrs. Harriet 4. Burns at No. ~ EIGh Ii-ii
Anthony Harrington al No. 45J West fH'ie1I-e''
Frank Ahearn NJ No. 36l Seyenth-aYe
John CROWN at No. CarOlne-st.
Dora Kinesey AZ No. c37 West fOrty7secohdst'
lanes Riley at No 1913 East Fourteenth-st.
James Quick at No. Al BaNter-stJ ,,-,, .
John Bcrrycns OF No. % Pymouth-st, BrOOk!h' was
Frednrck Io6ert employed on the pilotboat Hope,
was found i'm Roosevelt near Front-st -
An unknown woman was found IN New Worth-st
An unknown man, age 65 found insensble IN HUI
Michael Gmartin of No 81 Mulberrys, at No. For
sarah Evans OF No. East Eighteenthst found in
front OF 100 SOuth-st . 49, ,,--. -. 49,, 81.
Martin Corrett OF No COB WashlngtOhst, iouhu AT
Fourth and ChristOpher-sts . -
man named Patrick Odell employed on the new
branch the Morris and Essex 'aroad az hacKesaoS
Me,dows was sunstruck Tuesday afternoon about 3
o'clock and died about 6, before medical attendance maj
been procured He 80 years 81 age, aud leaves Two
children. Justice Shepard Of Harrison thinking We
Railroad Company provide properly for the work
men, has ordered an inquiry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
,,rrT1NG OF TIE GRAND DIVISION SONS OF
NILE TEWPFRANCE OF EASTERN NEW-IORk.

The Grand Division of the sons Oh temper
ance of Eastern NewYork opened It's quarterly SESSION
-. po,cboue l. T.. Yesterday morning, Stephen Merritt
g. q p In the chair number Of delegates were
introduced and obligated reports were received, and
nrerorotIons made for the afternoon meeting. The
Grand worthy Patriarch gave cheering account OF the
,ho ~ the mast year. and delighted to meet with
the Jealous ahd Trustworthy friends of the cause on
-, ,.,and a ,loce sea girt and filed with historical
LoIs 1rhcv bad convened for business and for
e9snre also for work ana for amusement and to report
peasia nd tbe tiumphs OF the past and 10 plan Tor
thc nan =, work for the good OF the order, and to
strengthen each other "a s,otis.ic,, occoupt ~ the
i ,he or,,er within the Eastern Jurisdiction or
pe ate There are 57l subordinate working ISlons
VI -, ac1 had reude ed their r. GUAR report ana quar-
Oh M, - shov,ing n membership of 1920 men, ana
~ al sI..e N the latter are recognized IN some
', ,.ip. a. D. Irc'uher-. During me 1' quar-
~ w -, hose l... i.4.Utri, IL received by CARL
80 inv. f.. 4. .rioI,19 nave violated the
p,dgr ga haze OlIL tAi 0Led III '11!i't l' '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

e,,,n ARRIVED.
" '"P"'o norton Newport, Bng, ~ daJs railroad rou.
s,,o BELOW.
ship Pamvna. Martin. Csriis Jane n ,,,l,o.a,.-
bsrA johannes, h ockgeter, Liverpool Nav II ~
SAILED.
Ssnships Scra and Wisconsin for I5ysS,,.i. 49,
H. Southari, for LOo!on. 49, V "e's'" s@n u
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoSroN Juy 2Arayed steamship Npptu,. from Nv. y -.
CieuiuegOs; antelope, ,son Baiiraerp. w. "''
"iINSGroS " c. Jay 2L-AHived, steamship va r. Cl,S>
from NcN-i0rk. -
CHaLEsr0N, july 27-Arved shrs M,srvsy asd A. W G.l
frey from Philadelphia Sailed steamship Calssne NhIanz Me-
iorA, bark Nozzle, for Grat Britain.
FOREIGN PORTS.
MovIg yur 27The steamship Ida from New York Gkxo-
touched here to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
BASE BALL.

THE RED STOCKINGS DEFEATED By THE ATH-
LETICS.
CINCE5NATr, July 27.-The game OF Base Ball
TODAY between the Red Stockings of this city and the
Athctcs of Philadelphia resulted in favor OF the latter
II to r, as follows:
lS q. 81 4h. rh. 9th TIL BIB 9Th Total
Rd stocLns'.,.SS 9 : : iii
PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Third and Chestnu-sts. have
been the scene Of excitement this afternoon on account
Of the game of baseball at Cincinnati between the Ked
Stockings and Athletics An immense crowd collected
i'm front OF The LU,HiG Telegraph and Rec0fd olhces
and became very enthusiastic the result OF ewh IN
ming was announced showing that the fIyorte Athlecs
were ahead Tne hnal result was hailed with cheers.
Tho result Of the yacht received during the eA
citelnent hut il attracted very little attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY JULY 90 1870

Squadron sDd led believe that the Sewfors Yacht Club Tor the
question to be- ssied for In Engh Yacht
which will compete for II estemd h9aor ior an, bngsh
to win any time % Queens pre bat venture TO hns none
would be much valued numphsuy taken 81 by
The America" ud subject conditions which pe NJ" be deemed
equitable and have he pleasure To ~
700 T. Kindly state your committee tha an disposed 10 challenge all
America Tor the possession Of the cup question. a, !.
From this distinct ment IL may he expecteu tI
there will be further excitement in the yachting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
THE GARDINERs AGAIN ARRESTED

Last evening, on warrant issued by District
Attorney Garyin, Detectives Eustace and Woodbridge
arrested Mrs Esther A. Gardiner and her daughter Mrs
carrie O. Graft charge Of grand larceny in having
Sapt John Alexander, the particulars of which hays
b laed rom time tO time during the examination
up az Police Headquarters ard viii he taken before tbs
Them ~ 10Y 4He prdh" jury H"Nc 'ui0No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
WASHINGTON.

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF THE GOVERN
MENT-THE NEW ARMY BILL-GEN. TOTEM
DISMISSED THE sEEyICE-ADMIRAL FAR
RAGUT DANGEROUSLY ILL.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBi
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, July 81, 1870
Secretary Boutwell, has had prepared an elaborate state
ment Of the receipts and expenditures OF Government
for years ending June 80 $780, aud to June go 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
VH4T PAPER has THE NEWS.
HOW 1T LOOKS TO OUTSIDERS.

From The Hartford Colran, july 26
We are favored with the substance OF special
stsnatches from the seat of war which appear in TIE
SEw-YORK TRIBUNE this morning THE IRIBIN NJ mas
osted less than some other Journals, but has thus lar
distanced them all It's principal foreign correspondents
Ar. -mallcy, had four years experience III Watching
armies. 5000. ID ,,o-
THE EEW-YORK TRIBUNE has done decidedly
more In the way OF getting from Europe than any
NJ e other papers of tho country, and shown an enter
nrise worthy Of imitation. IL has correspondent az
he French Headquarters, which other paper h ana
IL rs had from half "A column column and haf OF
secia DISPATCHES by the Atlantic Cable every day OF
li,tc The utncr New-YOrk papers, even the po1slhg
Herald are nowhere in comparison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
THE Z" QUEENS CUP"

In Mr.. Ashbury's letter to the Yacht Club he
distinctly stated his intention OF attempting 10 regain the
"Cuccn's Cup which Is subject TO DE sailed iOi al NY
time He said:
An ,ehncn well other, tn appreciate the compliments roar
E,.Yoa CAB have paid h from g. tine sending vessels Over
70 III ruutryi aHi source Of aL refri 81 il' de re
IA es. oJ el.s hale not been -i by Fni .i-s a'l
l l .a. gl I.i0e ts.- eek $50 I" 8. ." "'' ''''
W.T.. ...e r-.. Boomer America I l.l DIP 8. e
bf y -a a. &c -. .su,c. " ugi 4NSs = - 30 iiel'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
Misfnrtnnes sometimes hay

Msfortunes sometimes have their compen1,
sations Had Mr. Bennett beaten, Mayor Hall would
d,nbtess have inflicted upon three days cannohad
But as the Cambria trumphed, His Honor only IRE o
snail in In The Park three times Nervous people and
owners OF window-glas the Cambria DEBT ol
gratitude.
The President remained at his cotiage ~
LONG Branch Yesterday AMI hat but lew Nl-it"' M.
IN. cyr.ir. iAu president aud ii..N ol'N, Non ID,
Pc. Irr' tiI r:muu hure about 10 days. anu '"'"
to 50. Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
NORTH CAROLINA.

AN ATTACHMENT MOVED AGAINST GOV. HoL-
DEN.
RALEIGH, July GA motion was made De-
fore ChefJustce this afternoon TO atcn GOV
Holden for refusing obey the order VI the
tca in regard the surrender OF the ei'~enS VI ~
- now, hold in custody by his order. The motion
made by their counsel exJudgo Battle. The Chief
Justice will decide tomorrow. Ill ,-r;,., To-,
Three companies OF United states solHl,ts ~
pioht and more expected tonight NolceI''h'o W
iayy has been made in any part OF the State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I

The award Of the privilege Of taking fur seals on te
island, OF St Paul and ST. George, in Alaska mas no 4c
he@n made Tne Secretary Of The Treasury has IeIeed
Tho hid oi Louis GOldstOnc, made for FiSchch o. ara
m vlor d Bende to the Attorney GeneTal, lor MS OP
~ a. to N. validity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28

DR.. Snge's Cstarrh Remedysao reward 'or ronr,hh
Sod by Druggists by mat 90 cents pamphlet
dEess R " PIERCE, ~ d.. l3J Seuecs-st, Bafalo y \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
Gpctia! No.ifes.
Pbaion', "yitniin,n Or, salvation for TIE

Phalon's ''Vitnlinj" Or, salvation Tor lhs HAIR
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR.
PHALoNs yITALIAr d.feH utterly fom Oh t. de' col
orers and esorcr," % in It acts ca sy ci''l' PHa'
epe Is nId, fragrant snd perfectly nneeuors Tf'o'4i'' 70
muddy or eoccuen natter requires ,tahng al en~an' 10
stain to the SAC IIes No p clria Necessary 10 e'oesA
is turld Appearance the pe iLa' % 'ao' f-L H""
all ipt,us AM purposes 4 DnCOyERY In Toilet Sh~ui''
For sale By ali druggists. fhALON 8 HoN. ''@ lo's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28

FOULKE SMEAD-In Carlisle Pean Tuesday morning ~
BY ne Rev Wm G. Lrverrtt Rector Johus Church
Pouse q Msca,ne Iowa and Ms Annie Is. frs,
place No cards.
HEHRY-HASTINGS-On Tue~laI July Rev Lu-s,oa
Reese Of 81 Pau Church Ahaa D. Morris H. Hel
Root, daughter Of Hugh j. Hasirgs both % Nss-Yof4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28

p Congress and Empire Spring Co.'s Depot ''r c'ps,s>
Empire, AM other Mineral Spnny Waters -
BKOADwAI Ffes Jeresdiy @ ahd Brooss Natural
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
MARRIED.

Wedding end Visiting Cards, Initial sanping note pap~
Wh BvEEDELL soSs l FrIro>-sT. OiD DvrcH CgvNcH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
BE ON Your Guard.

The uneIampleG success which fer twenty has accompanied ss
use o,HosrETTERs STOMACH BITTERs Iyase' he snU ZIG
rOnt in al paris q tle eouairr l f' earrS
ing bushes, having teea earalg I.,l ,ceaof q ls
numerous suit. Instituted sgr the ofrde, H Of ur''
hs. been .or;el the south and w Especially legion = BIT
~ prepared from worthless materials AID bearing variety % ni1s'
60, up by siv5.1r,~ sh ~ hope ''s'-
fig them to some for the stan arl To-'o' e 49, d. 'H'
ease. eoautr drag the eoaor sai le' Of u'' n
scientific and trashy coz pogrl. which warmly "a
vendors WHO ercsavor Palm them Of upon he us ir ea Of no
great specific which ha sIe COST ,of I'D f'a's
pro-!etlry Preparations tl Hiae prescribed a Ir'a'. f''s'
IN. notice is Intended to put I've Pl,c tLE s -sl Pal'H'
Of parties ergigel tie at,l; 20 saa,u'' more r' 'i no
most etc ent siomscc AM aserags fIcel luoaa '"a
Of the year when leiy al4 co1I al- r Zach ''''-
energy 50 generally Pr,ra q % L go. fei' ' 10 ."1'
should be paol ui, Is,s.e. ali ,s l .'as al i'''''
for HosTETTERs stomach B.rrE, e --t able los s'f-
al. and Alternative AID , NJ. deceived e-elI Dbl '' 'AA'
.s,ls, eieys oEetc! il n Blc Is To-. lai 10 '-' ' %
the proyror, Of tie alloss restorative ,la' .-' --'' - o"
heeioi. ,,..,-,,.., 49,
Teuh Assembly District rnou Rst"siis can. m q
cRtiOn.-Plr--t' go n-oi. vo9.oV WV EyENiNG,
is ~ al H. tfoa IIo-se a. thf',t' - n 4, .
plTe.eV' ceAag Tl-' HIGgNs HAkIlN. I.e'Prr'.lrtI
o'clock.
inroIu CIub.-A SPECIAL AiEgISS9y ~, sxlSG .gts a.
AZ tie 'lua Rooms 81 'lI "a JO,E s. GklDLEl, ffse'ui
I AZ O'Clock. s....-,
Ganaco . 80 ss n, rs .T a n s..ssoa. VET e.suo,
.. -, 1! o., o. I, s., 4, a. pe,nire Wtaiit' -
w.. .,,c,sIt,. IiEbi i.oe 9usotiyes ,
e. tflt fras Fof
49, Ao 's N sss ss a,,F 'i s.'''' '''''''
AID m..A j" fI''e SMITH POTTER ftShsrgs Fens.
- -. James Hotel,
BOSTON MAs>AtHCSkIfN -.
r- The ,rar,ag season gstons VII andy pem a. 1919
an letter n.euid arrival We can BE better P''P
liof' 81. "a hoaui
at tie Sc james '-1''- PE0eaRToR ST. JANIS norKL
-pc-,-,Irc Nofce.-rbs uas Gr tar1. turni ,tsst,,,
.-ro- SIR Is, Jrr 100 win eos. this one, ~
VtDN.spAY sud riit aSpAi. 90 D. ococ.. ag5 or la if 4
iH,1,.. 80 al - "''t A. H. yONbs F'sis.s-~1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
nEL<zZ-Erz<1Zr1
DIED.

An Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed rih h4l
name aud address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
rnE NEWs IN WALL-aT.

Tbrouqhout the day various rumorS were
- ,eaarliac the arrival Of the Yachts hu' "ero
c,,cr.y Dismissed unworthy oil attention ",''-, 'o
v.. autsrG 30 tAat O. ,a.Ai 'AE u'o '-7 ,',.,Iiy
N.-. civ. t....-r.r: rrtr. .'irr dispatch. 81. ~ "
,,....I 4, he q cruiser Wd.Ae 10. III, '''"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
TIE CAMBRIA TO co TO THE WEST INDIES.
The Cambria proceeds to-day to the Brook

The tMnDrla proceeds tO-ujy W tuc Dlooh-
lyn Navy-Yard to De overhaulcd, and, IL IL understood
will after the for the Queens Cup, held by the
America proceed to the West Indies As a. she Is
overhauled and painted, Commodore Ashbury VIII throw
her open 10 visitors and al viii have opportunity TO
Inspect her. He stated last evening to THE TRIBUNE
rcorer that lie had bet ON the result oi the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28


M season patrons vii Kindly inform az eiihe
or letter their aeuii arrival We eaa be oe''ei P'P'
Tor tttiT co1ioif 49,, L. A. .t. os,i a., tr..sent boau
at tie Sc james 'D''- PE0salRroR ST. JAMES norE
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-03
Gossip and Gleauiuu..

What can Congress do with the gold
gamblers of Wall street? ...t
Religious differences are not necessarily
religious inequalities
The latest notion of a Paris paper is to
oher wedding rings to all new subscribers.
Indiana has two new towns which bear
the names OF Gasville and Needmore.
-one oil our red brethren has become civ
lllzea, and set up pawnbroker's shop in Chi
cago upon the strength of being a Pawnee.
The heaviest sncw storms mentioned in
New England history occurred after the mid
die of February.
Dr. George Derby says: " A house whose
entry smells musty is dangerous. Avoid it.
Don't live in it. Keep the children out cf
it," o.
There are now living twenty-four persons
In connecticut and one in California who are
own cousins, and whose united ages are 100
years." .I5|
a a Chlcago paper reports that "palatial
residence" in that city was denuded" of two
valuable overcoats by a sneak thief few
nights ago.
ness OF venerable quarterly, by the supposi-
tlon that Destiny sat down upon it.
More than forty years after the pocket of the
late Judge Richard Fletcher was robbed of 25
cents, the thief sent back the money with COM
pound interest. -
The Cubans manifest their admiration
for opera drtistes in an odd way. Instosd 81
throwing bouquets on the stage, they throw a
young negro covered with bracelets of cold
and jewelry. The black, is in fact, the favor.
lite jewel casket.
"A young lady, who despises modern fash.
ion, fell through the head of a barrel from
which she was mounting her horse. at Levine
ton, Ken, the other day. 1t was probably her
first appearance Tor disappearance in boons
The New York Journal of Commerce
gives statement of the return of sales of nine
leading dry goods auctioneers in New York
last year, which showsa total of about twenty.
one mllilon four hundred thousand dollars.
III seems from the testimony of an Indi-
annapolis paper that they absolutely have men
out there who swear shirts without spurs"
And thereby hangs tale.
"A member of the Canadian House OF
Commons recently referred to the Honorable
Darcy MCGEE, who had fallen by assassina-
ton, and Hon. Joseph Howe, who had perisr-
ed by absorption"
-"wire,a says gentleman Of New Haven
b,. Willie been baptised% "No, my Sssf,
not vet; but why do you ask, Johnr
e.n.e there Is . great deal Of small pox a0o""
and it ought to be done at 0uee''
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-03


Yielding about ten per cent. currency; principal 50
years to run, payable in gold Secured BY the rail-
road, branches, depot grounds, rolling stock equip
ment and franchises oil the company.
These bonds are only issued upon each section of
the road as fast as the same is completed and in
cessiul operation. Two and halt millions of dol
lars have been expended on this road Eighty-three
miles are nearly completed and equipped, and al
ready show large earnings, and the remainder OF the
line is progressing in construction.
This Loan has been selected by our firm after a
thorough and careful investigation, consequently
we have no hesitation in recommending il to our
friends as perfectly safe, profitable and firstcass
security. Our opinion is 1ully confirmed by the fol-
lowing strong letter from the experienced and emil
nently successful manager Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company:
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
Philadelphia, May 11th, 1868. /
Messrs. Henry Cleacs Co.. No. 80 VAL Street:-
GENTLEMEN:-!n answer to your request of the
9TH ult tor our opinion as to the condition and pro-
spects of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Min
nesota Railway the character of the country through
which passes and the probable success of the en-
terprlse, we would state that before accepting the
trust imposed upon us by the First Mortgage Bonds
of this Company, we had fully satisfied ourselves as
to the practicablty of the enterprise.
The road Starts at one of the most hourisbing
cities on the Northern Mississippi River, and runs
n northwesterly direction up the great rich Cedar
Valley, connecting at prominent points along The
line with six different railroads now in active oper-
alton, nearly all of which must be- or more less trib-
utary or feeders to this road.
This enterprise is destined to become in connec-
tion with others now in operation or being con-
structed, one of the great trunk lines from Lake
Superior via St Paul, Cedar Rapids and Burlington
to ST. LOUIS and to the East over the Toledo Peoria
and Warsaw, and the Pennsylvania Railroads
which we represent.
But aside from this. the populous condition of the
country along the line OF this road its great produc
tiveness and wealth, give sufficient guaranty of q
good local business, which tor any road the best
reliance tor success.
good index OF the prosperity and wealth of the
country through which this road passes may be
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-03
Dissolution of CODartnersbiD.

'NHE copartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the firm name of Il. A.
BIRD g. CO., is this day dissolved by mutuul con.
sent The senior partner will adjust and settle the
affairs OF the copartnership.
r. A. BIRD.
A. b. WINSLOW.
December 81 1869.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-03
Empire Mutual
Life. ms. Co., of New York,
n. Il. Branch, SO Washington, ST.,
BOSTON.
HEADLEY G. CLARY, MANAGERS

HEADLEY &c CLARY, MANAGERS.
THE success of The Empire Mutual Life Insur-
L ance Co. has been unelualed.
why notf Its manage ement is able economical
and reliable
All its Policiesare NonforfeitabIe mud iucon.
testibie tor any cause but fraud.
All restrictions on Ira0et ami Residence removed
and no permits required, experience and statistics
proving lnem to be unnecessary, while thew are
vexatious and expensive TO the insured; and no
extra charge for women, or any class OF ordinary
risks.
No accumulation Of interest increasing annual
premiums.
Dividends on the Progressive Plan, and also upon
annually.
The EMPIRE stands alone in the simple justice of
ancontesl6te policies in of suicide, death Tor
crime, or by accidental cause of any kind
1t has also adopted Massachusetts, law in full,
Inc per ect method OF giving loan, if desired, is
also peculiar to this company.
Lie foiIcies become self-sustaining in sixteen
per cent as an investment. ~ S'0A
4, VI another table, pronounced by the highest ALL
thority in this State sound and SAFE and whose COM
mendation me, OF the company is unqualified, an east.
oranch In Boston, company of sufficiently recent
origin 10 embrace all the improvements of the past
sMensy-nve years experience, have devised method
WHICH the assured Is made certain OF as good in
1erest as he would receive from a savings bank,
Whlle he IS insured at the time, making his in
surance virtually gift.
There is a seeming advantage in an old company:
but assets and liabilities go together and The great
strain on Life Go. is when risks of Is to 25 Years
standlng are to be met.
Who can tell The blessings which attend such
timely provision for the future OF dependent ones!
ASK y. h. STAPLES, Register of Probate and
SPECIAL SPECIAL Agent for this Company, at the Probate
BAgenis of Character and AbiIi,v
wnnted.
For information inquire OF
J.U. PARSONS,
Room u, Cahoon B'ock, Block, Gen. Agent for Maine
VIM: H. HARRINGTON, and BYRON STEVENS.
Special u Agents at the General Office, Portland
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-03
Notice.

The undersigned will continue the Auction, Com.
mission and Real Estate Brokerage business, under
the name OF r. A. BIRD q CO., at No IA Exchange
Street. Personal attention given to the appraisal of
Merchandise and Real Estate, and to the disposal
thereof by public or private SALE
jan1dtf r. A. BIRD,