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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30
WASHINGTON.
Ssn Domingo.

WA,HISGtoS. March 29.-The senate
wSs engaged, during the entire day ye,-
;crday, after the morning hour, in debate
upon the question of annoNing san Do
miugO. ! bee session was secret. Senator
Schurz Of Missouri, made notable speech
ia opposition 90 the ratification Of the
treaty.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30

The Memphis Araianchs comes down
since the unanimous ynte of censure, "If
Butler had the sensibilities ola Digger In
dian or rhinoceros he would resign, return
ain cave and pull the cave in after him."
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Draks's tol,sessou

~ yearly one hundred rcreipt ior making brand,
All kind. of Vine, .in. ale. Beer, Cordisl-, ~.
peno' CIDER. aud much o'h.r useful informal m
tor 'ho-r dealing 10 or ms"uf~otnfing ~, nfths
,boV.. elthsi Or N. trade or Norne u.-.
seat ny mail, tree Of postage, tor u, cents Al.
dress, r. y. NORMANDY. ~ Market street
-. LOUIS, Mo ser iyda~
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Or. JOHN BULLS Principal Once,
NO. 20 FIFTH, Gross Street,l
L01a1Sv1l1o, Ky.
WORM DESTROYER
To Ny United states and World
wide Readers:

\ HAVE received many testimonials front
professional and medicsl men, as my Almsns
end various publications have shown, all OF ~hoil
are genuine. The iolloSing. from = highly sdu.
Gated and populI physician in Georgia, IL Ger.
tsinly one 81 the most scnsible commun ications
have ever received. br. Clement knows en-
actly what he speaks sf and his Testimony de-
What m. Doctor says Of buii's Worm Oss-
Villsnow. WAGER County, Ca,
June ~, 1865.
Dr. JoHs BvLt-Dear siri I have recently
gwen your Worm Destroyer" several ulAls.
anf md wonderfully eficscious. u has not
failed in single instance 10 have the wished-fo--
effect. am doing pretty iargs county practice.
and have dsiiy use for some article OF the KIND
am Tree 20 confeas hat know Of no remedy
recommended 0y the Ablest Authorities that 10 s.s
certain and speedy In It's effects On the CONTRARY.
thew are uncertain in the extreme. Ny object In
get the medicine directly from you. IL ran get
it upon easy terms, shall use great deal OF IL
am syvare that the use Of such articles j. ontrsry
"a the teachings and practice OF n great rusJort,
OF the regular line discnding remedy which W.
know % he suficient, simply because We may be
Ignorant oft- combination. For my part, shall
make a . ruls 20 use all and every means to al
lcvislc suffering humanity which { may be zble
10 commandment h-siisting because some on.
NOR. Ingenious than my self have learned iis
effects hfst. and secured the sole right secure
that knowledge. howeyer, am by no means an
advocate OF supporter ofthe thousand Of worthless
nostrums that food the county, that pttrport 70
Cure all msrn"r oI diseases to sh"h n.rh IN heir.
fles-" reply soon, ana inform ine of your best
terms. am, .lI, very respectfully,
JrLiusP. CLEhEsT, ". u.
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Woman and social L,iI.

Es,,, IuH iorss Mr.-Th. true estimate u
- nan-the happ.nss. Of al honOrabl" marriage
tho cNsriui social kvil. "a. dsy, n. cause
.hd cur. sent free, n sealed envelopes. Al.
dress. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box =. rtHs.
rslphls, "a
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30
General. Logan aud sherman.

Some time ago, General sherman wrote
letter 10 senator Wilson denouncing Cen
ersl Logans army bill, and soliciting
the Senate 20 not pass 1t. General Logan
proposes to answer the letter on the foor
OF the house treating it question Of
privilege.
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AZ ESSAY FOR YouNG NsS. on Phy.,oiogi.
co.. Erruts, Aliases aud Disease, Incident 10
Youth .nu FAIRY Manhood, which cTesis imp,di.
meut. 10 NAHkIAGE. Nth sur. means ~ relief.
sent 10 scaled t.itsf envelopes, tree sf barge.
Address. nf. : sRIILIN HoCGHrON, HoNard
A-.arIsioh. Philadelphia, Pa seZ7ds~3n
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LsoL 10 Sour Chiiare.-Ths Great
oolhlax Rrmsdy.

yvs cur.s cole aud Gripping PRICK
uptT,.,ups. uths tVsc.s, snd isc.iIs %.
avpip tate. ne process % ~
tssthing
n.s -ubdus- Commissions t,yt,r
wutT,,vpss aud osrfcom-- ali dis ~
YAM ~tss- incident Ia "a. *.
tsHt. snd rhidrsn
ups Cures Dis rh.s, ~ -en. pv,,r
xHl1COhBr -, - -''u . ~, -
rTktf 49," p" ''"''" ~ ~ C'AT-
IL 10, the Great Inf.nt. and Children. soothing
Remedy IA az dlsordsr, brought on ~ ,.sthIng,
or NV other cause.
Prepared by the GRAFTON MEDICINE co.,
~ Louis, No.
sold ny druggists and dssi.rs IN medicine
-y"ry~h.r. ser lydsw
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~ You want

Material TO make dollar bottle 81 tn. best HAIR
Restorative ever used for restoring gray hair to
IT. original color send 10 cent. for package.
~ rot ~aN.
Nee White Teeth. Healthy Gums, and q s~e.,
breath -.nd for our TURKISH DENTRIFICE,
prc.. - cspts.
r0t e.NI
4 sore cure for H-ldsche, Catsrfh. Deafness, or
buiIns Ia 10. ears, send tor our srERNUTA.
TON. prte Is cents.
o. Either Of the Stor. .~n, postpaid 90 re-
esiIt VI Urfcs.
Address Joseph X. {. .rhsr. al MARIE, street.
=, Louis. No -e97iydlu
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XVIII Amendment.

The president having changed his mind,
and expressed willingness To issue the
proclamation announcing the ratification
of the Fifteenth amendment as soon a
Texas was admitted, an effort was made
in the Senate yesterday to take up the
House bill and pass II at once, but obiec-
tion was made and it lies over, Another
effort will be made TO pass it without de-
bate tomorrow The president says that
he will not wait for action on the Georgia
bill, but will issue the proclamation as
soon as Texas is admitted. There are
[notl States enough without counting
Georgia.
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Senstor Revels made his first appear
ancc n the originator Of legislation to-
day, By introducing bill to aid ia the
construction Of the New Orleans and
Eastern railroad, which i something over
200 miles long, and runs from New Or
leans TO Meridian. Mississippi He pro.
poses To give il thirty-two sections of land
per mile or SO much thereof as can be pot
within twenty-five miles on each side of
the road, which is considered pretty fair
subsidy for beginner in this business.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30

Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL Al
his Laboratory, Fifth S,r-.,, Louie
willie, Ky.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30

For Sale ny BARCLAY 8ROS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30

THE proprietor OF this celebrated medic !
medies ever offered 10 the pubijc for the safe,
tam, speedy and ysrwanert Of Agus ana rev
or Chills and Fev,r, whether OF short or IL
standing. He refers to the entire western
southsestern country TO bear aim testimony
the truth OF the assertion, that in no CO
whatever will u fail 10 cure, " the directions q
strictly followed aud carried out. In erel
many cases single dose has been sumo ent FOR
cure, and whole families have been cured by
single bottle, with y perfect ressorat IN OF W
general health. II is, however. prn.ent, and y
tinued IN smaller doses for . week or too after III
disease has been checked more espec ALLY in
hcult and long standing eases. Csus ~, ul
medicine will no, require any aid ~ Keep "a
towels IN good order; should the patient, no ~
er, require q csthsrtic medicine, after haviu
taken three or four doses Of the Tonic, q sInFl
dose Of Hulrs Vegetable Family Pill
will he sufficient.
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Waited state. Supreme Court.

In the supreme Court of the United
States to-day, the case of the First Nation
al bank of Louisville W. the State of X en-
tucky, involving the question whether
State may levy tax on shares Of Ma
ilonal bank and enforce its collection
through the bank, was decided as in the
Court Of Appeals, and that shares of
bank as property Of share holders is dis
tinct from capital and may be taxed, and
the bank may be- compelled 10 pay the tax,
The Chief Justice dissented
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CHERIFF's SALE.

sherif, OF Alexand
March lOth. lhIO.-MAi
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pASSFEGERS 1PRIVED,

PROM LIYEEPOOL-In steamship Cala Nov Aoht p How,ra
Jane. Draper Mrs ". Draper hs b. IL Dnpehs
Ioerb'e Fell, Mrs b Brysni and two children Mss Bryfo.
Islt ID. Roberts, Tea JsA
g. barnard u Horsce b. BeaIce H. GOrzBlwsri r. DRAGON.
Johl Gr VIE Mis-, Stewart J. hrr wife aud aseT u A
Bepnet Francis Bckey e. Ever an ee Are 10 jessn
Elisa Rig Butcher aud mad b. Fellows hs Nor.
gan children I'D Leon sepA John Wat wife aa
the cden; Ma Martha Foster Hiss 81 Geensooi Pred ~
Deese Ellen H. As Liza T. hoiry, A. "
Zrs end wife w Gee Julius Mitchell. frbL Egeston and a
Madame Heon Bua Scott Msude ~ Sunn in Jobs
g. Parsons, j. h. Burnett and son H.
Pereron wife infant sli servant Ejssri Hae uag Auesae
Geo I,sa C. Chase wife dsugh Miss T. Als1 Mss NJ y
Mason M EiLbb SOuihwick. talhier sri son r. bdsey
AMI Wife Theo V,rerue H. Muir sdHadr Wciers md
Sahef H. TfcgGrt EGs Gohe g. Hove wis snd servant
Llwad HoEe Frank W. sawyer HoGuo iSrker, Mrs hae
Orss G. Grmshss. ChSa RampG Mo sheppard Mrs kiA
A. daughter W. A. den vile children AID srrvsnt hh
A. IIatien eheth Had II. Tlrubu j. Enkner tobt
DENNIS WILLIAMS and wife Miss j. lice Ms Harriet Aod
W. b. jackson wife sRd chlren Mn sophia
Cogswe children c. b. Field vile sni daughter Charles Bds"e-
s,on Mrs T. Morgan dingbter and ct
wife infant and Servants, Caps y James jesse bsbA
Cant Arsm Hsrng Michael GsmADf AMI T. GAruis Anbea
del Felix BoLottqun y Sanchez
FROM HAVANA Ia steamship Msoah. Nov 4Fuucs P DrsA
Carlos Bacnt Ptna. John a. Kelly Joachim y. Moran Ms
X De suore, Miss {. L. DE SnOre Mss 5. T. De SIoro
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL

TuE INDnNAToILS. BLooNuNGToN AND WESTERN
RtuwAY SEVEN FER CENT GOLD LOAN is based on
completed TruuS line. POS miles in length, running
from Indianapolis. Ind, TO Pein ILL.,. and forming
connections with most Of the principal lines TO the
Atlantic and Pacific, The equipments are largo, and
Che present business fully demonstrates that this
viii he orc OF the best paying roads in the United
States We offer the balance Of these bonds at 92l,
eud sooruoG iutcres, in currency.
TURNER BROTHBRs Bankers
No II NaSsau-st.
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DEFARzUEE or FoREJGy A4iL&
..salns'ln ,ialA

FRIDAY. EOv, IS
No steamship HaA - . ~.
SATURDAY. Nov. &.
Nail, for Tuop- via Ossels'oun md Lr,ool steamship CITY
Rr a FROM Pier ~ close the Post dice a. $50
y SurDl.uontary Mail. steamship rails 4 "a
Nal, Ion France Bs per steamship Vile e Paris sails from
Per No 50 n L close Il POST $50 No supple
mentsry Mail a., IT,
Mail. for States vs Bremen steamship iemsl m
zoo, OF Tn ~ ooken close The Post at l. No supple
i-tit.ly Nal. steamship sals n pm
INDAf Nov. p.
an . close to-day &; II O'clock The Po'tO@c' open non
a. D. " u q.
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SOUTH AFRICAN DIAMONDS.

Tie london Duly Ness prints the following
communications
10 ne FfitOr 81 Tie Dliy We're.
sIR: &c Is as wei. bcur,t s toJ late. y draw pubic
attention 10 the exaggerated statements respecting le
Cape diamond fields maze ~ persona Do h.yc nOt h2d
opportunities Tor observing the cOI.lgnmcuts already
gciged. We, who have mad such opportunities, can
0uc bcait tisu assert that neither ia quantity nor
qU d C.u tECy al ali ComptU with those received Ton
4IuZl Idc fast IT, therC lew Or 10 judges OF 4A
iuuIds g. tie cape, and IL consequence the ruling prices
O.. pu.c iC uus. one Instance which has come
under ouE own observation Will 81 liic-ufy prove us
s parcel ui diamonds vs. 2 I'd To- this country ~
tao value Of $780, TIC real value liked AFTER COse
examination T.s found 10 Oe les than A6O. ULt b.th
die Quantity and gI II THESE diamonds considerably
uef irom the specimen, which hoyc come 20 hand 10
decrease m the pr,oe oi diamond, generally can be eL
pccto4. Yours, DC, j. \. 10 J.AOh q son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-25
ITVE STOCK MARKETS.

vrv<srsY Nov ga trie s.ocs consisting Of 3, ssr
. h-rar ID the- q TIC butchers had l.ih
fb e' c, O. tL al Che stock and lrces were rste
&c. tho. advanced fn last Mondey IACre angie
- ia r-.,a' ai D-r 1H. test, but s1lL
errrr Vu Laws 1t icTig-e -hthst and cars
s+Wrel-vl,a l -',sI u arriving ut afternoon ComPsTt'e
sts Trade ~ unchanged Taes;
=, ID h S,s-e Ser 80 l0 Ohio u b - 20 per evt
:, Csugs To ti q tie Ia To- c. 6J CAAl@ Lambs D. 10
q. 9s oft-t D. a.. saj sts.e. Z" los &C.
l 81 Neosvkeni % a Comnra-sS, trd 81
Tor.ehs A sa5e, but TIE feeling was sr0lssr or run
e 70 ~
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HONE INVESTMENT.
FIRST l.9l7GhGI gIEEIEG IIIl I9IBS
COMPLETED RAILROAD BETWEEN NEW-Y0Rk
AID philadelphia.


1900. 900 ONLY REMAINING USsOLD, and Which no"
essret - INVESTOR.
Th,NEwJgRsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD 'ro" COMPLETED
A. doing A. aers SEWYORK and PHLADkL-
r9HIA
-0IsTs 10 Lrle constantly Increasing Tie travel to LONG
BRANCH duI1 nd other points sor large
The WIT EARNINGS 1e ROAD than suteen' TO
"a, s oresng epensN TIE trstae improving
s..aHi, good the through freight goes by the rons
The RoAD is Sc la MILES LONG. THE MORTGAGE Is
9l.OOpO GO. PRINCIPAL wn be dns NOVEMBER i, 1850.
INTEREST ? PER CENT PAYABLE IN SBT-YoHR, MAY AND
EOvsNBLE (. FbEB or TAXES
~ TRr SIZES ere;
g. r. UPTON Of Boston,
.Dd BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON .SCnsne.lor Of F."-J.neI.
Y1, have been 80 mt Five MILLIONS OF DOL
EARS ard @ bond, are equal offered for sale
900 GEO have sr.tdy taken BY capitalists leaving only
q 100 900 to s offered at the low price Of g.
Reference ste by permission. following persons to per
Get sec NV fbe Bonds desbeness Investment Wa
AsHBEL Ga ~, President Nev.JCrsey southern Road
lsIlBHL WEIGH President Of The United Companies
~ H. GATZaER President Of Camden and Am 10Y X K 60
IL DENNIS Prsiteut Of EeH-Jtrs.y Il R. and Trans Co.
aoBERT r. STOCKTON President Of Del and Rsrtan Csns Co
q @. STEVENS, Chef Engineer
H. H. ALEXANDER EeNYoIk
Bon. JOHN p. STOCKTON Trenton, \.
GEORGE B. UPTON Boston, Mas.
aLHUEI n COOKIS Bo,;on. nsIA
II. q. MARQUAND,
l2o Broadway Equitable Buildlbs.
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CEIfI.N1L COtRTS.

at the Essex Police Court yesterda~ Robers
Patton was held for trial ~ justice Scott charged with
assung and roliiug James Moore of Nc. - Wlrrcnst,
in lager bear saloon OF Division ana Cnrystiests
st the Tombs Police Court, yesterday Alder
man CJcaa committed WIZ B''r ego - OF No. 40 MuI
hcry-st ror HAVING knocked down Patrick Jonrdan ~
No 81 Iuberr st kuet un his breast, and tshen froa
.s y Cyet snail 5uiI OF money Barr Was dfthtIu "a
.re act JAM. Cain, Ncd.CslIy evening, laainilcn
ra pb8!.h OF No - Parst, near her residence, anc
solo TIA hrr pocket wallet containing f3s arrested
aud committed Patrick kCnah1 was aiGoi.d loI nav
i snc, coil of lead p,pe, value Sl5 fran The DIV cling
OF Los "a Nolan, No. II East Tweuteth-st Committed
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THE MONEY MARKET.
THURSDAY. Nov. AZ.

The Stock Exchange and Gold Board having
yesterday adjourned tin Friday in order TO eat
Kew and give thanks to-day, according to proclamation
yre have nothing 70 rep ort from wall-st
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gOrKT G ALENDAR-TBfs "a,
srPn- gAAAAsHs-BKsDYJ "Opens al 10 m Canaia
c.lls
y. .Gc uylrr At ColHnl lnCol 71Boomer 'N Newton
E,..3I'cial agL- Reel a. ghnhis az, ,'i. -.
t2..Nilrresl Lk. sgt l'h1r' v'tl De--'' sS~ ''~
G7..B-ret AIT. EsppAs. . -.
'E,IsL nm MILLER J--Di en- o. - "a
r. -l-f I'rfsv
SrguFaE t0rq-llRcrrr-PlRr Ivan BRrST J-Opeas al lN
IA Joan > ulli N1l'ay mkt , -,
ScPEEYs C0CHTGsNgRtL fERN -!Nch'f'S ', o. D'h'AN'
ana t.AuDOEO J. g.-Olcns ~ lut
] p. Drer sat FgrEan. I'D bile ug+ Cimp
4 T,r.is. IA Csr,s l3i. .1,i-crsn AT. Heard
Ia S.il.l Hgt. Cuun1y, 10. .kai1ri az PtcA
- g,aI 49, Cg.l ~ &c.. Os -O0l ast Stevens
a. SealTros sat. itscL,E ltt.-ila's agt tJigh.o.
ia ycse II toXIrey I3j..tNo. y Sbarkey az. Kelly.
10 Rsker ~ Ftits I.J..tT0 b Same slt same.
uI'I.,rr az, Vlr.r Tue k.e,riy ms Go. 20
~ v,yrr - y.gUt Ne. u. TIC Indemnity IRE ins. Co
We at Oaa.te W.. ifl li, y" 1s~ NiOSs
IL Kir Iluu at s,usrck. . ftIe ~ 70,
Is. Bla.wer ~. Scnlismin. IT, m sl AZ h4th
iqo iIsrley rgf lanes lJJ. .Ci.Hcy az BgIAs
10. Giles az weldon.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sup Csc sun as Noon s.ts.t-... II
sspdy HOOK % Cows 1924 Hell Gate .,...,b ~
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 25 1870
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NEM.YoRK. Thuraday. Nov. ~.

NEw-YoRK, Thursday. Nov. ~. 1870.
This being Thanksgiving Day, business in
the horse market, well ut the carriage manufGo-
tories, repositories and harness and saddeTy establish
lnents, was almost wholly suspended.
Inc regular sao at tie horse aud carriage branch or
ncssrs Johnston Van Insses auction house viii. as
usual 10 held at Nos ii2 AND East Thicenth-st, TO-
mofIOw (fii1ayl tho 18th Inst, at II O'Clock.
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Corporaiiou Nolltf5.

c,,og sE..IoFs DsrA4rsEyf - Nsnos BUEsks NJ TEE)
w. IsegIyEl Isrss. c'-tr Hour PIX, :
= GisEsF.sI. no. !, ls11
mo -PAIEkS.-Notice IL hereby given
,a e,1 81" 'dld 10 .. I've uhtA % Toe 10 4
tee,,~ft itobs csni "a DtlC1tet - ID all
n 1lil litcav srt At the T. q l. per elt
49, ,agr ell'ei r, TIE dr 10 boat, were rt7si By he Rs
N Tes tie "a. " rasa viii 10 AIDED 10 m9nr Ni 70
fo.s. -f.f: ed-e. = - U1e' hSa,, ron e y 70 ~
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consisting Of the latest AID most costly qualities Of
SILKS sATINs DRBsS GOODS, rorLSs IERSOEs, EMPRESS
CLOTHS REAL INDIA CAMgLS HAIR sHAWLs PARIS
AND HBw-YOaK MADB VELVET SILK, pop
LIN AyD CLOTH SUITS FOR Ia.
DIES, MISSES AED CIIILDREy,
CJoAKs sACQUEs HATS. BOEyETS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS,
&C. ELEGANT LACBS LACE GOODS BMBHOIDERiES. LADIES,
AND GRNTLEMBSs FURNISHING GOODS HOSIERY, FRENCH
KID GLOVES L.. CLOTHS CASSMsREs, Be. Sc, HOUSE
KEEPING GOODS, CARPETS. CUETNS MATERIALS. Sc,
onaDg toe largest choicest ard cheapest Assortment offered
in this city,
bey respectfully their enis customers, and the sdeu;s Of
cities e1hne and avail Themselves Of this opportunity
supply their sssts ct prices u0p1eceien,oily low.
BROADWAY. POURTH-AyE. NINTH AND TRyTHsTS
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Ildrbe naI Ta.c Nlau.elG.
hNhNELED SLATE NANTELS.- Plain,
h1ai 1.i brrnris ri-r- ro 90 90 go tEi STTe.L
iifo, safe r.F of r.-. tes,1I tr 0rsIreuL-
iL"iH4r s.AI. Co., 80. % 10 ea. 3D. lte''t7~'.,
t,ttaaa oh saI IN ly,.
HSARBLElhHD SLATE NANTEL&.--bich
~ stl ce.-Dt tcr Gaa 80 Oh. es r2 n "a .. u
gFLWAEr CO. GO .iri7.e BE- Tint t0h "a 1h7rsir'h'.
= KLAEEP * Co.'S y role WoTl ?, 223 West
=. :i. ic' Irai sY t.. 'rr -rl y lt 1si'sg
Tt all un es Slab, q, , iialoreL iile.t ysss;isL
c.. aiesl On city.
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A POLIO HALL,
n Tweniye yhths. and Broadway.
CONCERT
Professor fRED SALMSOS,
ON SATURDAY. ssT. %, At . o'cloc! 8.
s,tsd by tIs f.. owing artists:
Miss LIMA FULLAGER, sopr,eo, } pnPlsa
Mr. G. BIl1I, the distinguished Pianist,
Nt GtFiI EORiO Accomplish. sud
THE SWEDISH SINGING SOCIETY.
Tei,tg ~ etc., 20 be h8i al tie door
this the oelftei Mandatory OF
CIirCRERING A SONS. Tat Foureenth-st
DHlLHARMONIC SOCIETY.
a Genersl Erhears1l Fuisy. Nov o. az q .. -
FiRSr CONCERT. SATURDAY EVENING. NOV N O'CLOCK.
ACADEMY or MUSIC,
PROGRAMME;
srurhony 70 Beethoven ARA Mozart M.dsws Ross CaAf
9TH Cios cbpo Boehmi Concerto for tho Piano List B.
hl Symphony eiuDert; Aria Meyerb Madame Ross CdAg
oscure aur 4.aer Grand ehesra Of 1905 Conductor
Her ts1 BeTuaal. GhO l. STRONG, PF.sldenL
u. sCHAAD. secrupv.
national ACADEMY OF DESlGN.-The
~ fourth Winter EXIIBI fON Of PICTURES and SCULPTURES
DAILY mil dust s WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
NlGiia GsieHc'-iueu iI-hrisl corner Of tosrth-sye
EXERCISE! HEkLTH!i AMUSEMENT!ll
n j. WOOpS GYANASJM Nc EsE! Tsesty gbb-.t,
fot4 a. IA. To 10 "a sOay.ai
MR.. A. A. FAVkRGER's FRENCH READ
VA INGs Uaou lssEus TUESDAY AFTERNOON 9oeloeL
Ciss Tor As srer eIr Psa for mastering Preach open Tor
lew pupils headn s1i Ies0ns 81 each. Mr. PAYAEGBhs
Lsss Aaih - Hone nnl 2.
BROADWAY UNDERGROUND RAILWAY,
- 30 BoldwIy. corner Wsnss Open lon9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-25

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCO ,..u
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-25

CUFFERERS OF THE WAR.
- A GRAND NATIONAL BAZAAR
r,ny,d and Amrcsn ladies' Of NesNok CITY has een
otnei At AAORY OF THB 1sr formerly 3hl REGIMENT
Broatvsv between Thirv-fHh snd ThrtysiIthsls
EVERY DAY, FROM p NJ TILL 10 P ~, ,.,,-,,
III AID or THR SUFFERERS or TIE WAR IN FRANCE
" 30 TABLES RICHLY FURNISHED WITH THB MOST
BEAUTIFUL VARIETY OF ARy.CLEs - -. -. ......-
GRAND CONCERT THE sPlENDlD BAND OF TUX BALAAR
und.r The rretion OF Mr. ANTONIO L. MORA. 49,
rISB NILSSON will attend the Flower Table,
a. ed by Mrs OGDEN DORkMUn
epird COLLECTION 81 PICTURES NOVELTIES BRIO BRAC
direction Of ladies the Committee tie correct change viii be
retm,i ell ess number Of chances in tho lotteries will be
k.ei In advance. ar.
Tickets OF admission
Season
T. ~. !. "a anNnhar
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-24

HARD AND SOFT BOILED EGGs.-It is under.
stood that eggs IRE more easily digested If
rare than if "wel' done but which portion
OF the egg resists digestion-the ''white'
which is nearly pure abnmen, or the yok
Lately experiments have been made in this
direction with ample opportunity of demon.
stratlng that healthy gastric juice, which the
stomach secretes for the purpose of digestion,
will not act readily on firmly coagulated white
OF egg, even if cut in pieces not larger than
ordinary peas land that is as fine as people
usually chew their food, while it acts with
facility upon the more brittle yolk. The rea.
son is that the coagulated albumen is yerv
compact and tenacious and would need to be
ground to powder" to accept the chemical
alhnlties OF the gastric juice. Pour into a
basin boiling water sufficient to cover the eggs.
put the eggs into the water and let them re-.
main III or 10 minutes, according to circum.
stances and your own taste keep the water
nearly up to boiling temperature, but don't
oo!l the eggs. Fresh eggs will cook more
quickly than old ones, and of course small
ones quicker than large ones. By this process
you will find the yolks well cooked, while the
Eschange.