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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-01

once of Surgeon in charge, 1853 West Jeffer-
son street, bet. Ninth and Tenth.
Report for the month OF September, 1870
No. of patients remaining last day OF
Admitted during the month. whites 30,
colored 10: total 46. Discharged during the
month, WhiGes22, colored 10; total 80. Died
during the month, whites ]. colored none
total i. Remaining on the last day of the
month, whites 90, colored 43; total l03.
4. J. GRIFFITHS,
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Movements OF Senator horton.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-It is not
probable that Senator Morton, the
new Minister to England, will be able
10 sail for London before the first or
tenth of November. He went to the
Mineral Springs, where he will re-
main for few days, when he will re-
turn 20 Indianapolis aud make a few
speeches, remaining there until after
the election, which occurs on the
18th of Oetober. He will then visit
Washington.
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MACHTNIST.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Important Notice.

Important Notice.
The usual amount of steam used to do
saving with by the Portible Circular Saw
Mil is from lbs to $50 pounds pressure per
square inch. have reduced this amount
and require only from so to 30 pounds per
square inch, al which steam Is not con-
sidered In the least dangerous, and is, at
the same time, more economical In the
saving OF fuel, &c. We append the follow
Porte BILE Mills, for the noting and careful
perusal of sawyers and all those desiring
to purchase and solicit q call and careLnl
examination, they now being ready on
hand and making, mounted on -FOUR stronS
wooden wheels, with wide tires and heavy
aI1a1s s1 rdy for operation in few hours
ME-. KRATz The Portable Engine you
furnished me. consloer as aus aq
ever saw, runs light, uses ~ pounds Of
steam for running double 80 and 90 inch
circular saw mill Tor common days buai-
ness An average days work, 1900 20
199l feet @ lumbar, easz. Tasa - pounds
MARION, ky, September ), 1870.
Mr.. @. hratE, Evansville 1nd.t
SIR-We take great pleasure In giving
our testimony to the excellence OF your
Portable
Steam Circular Saw Mill.
The one weIpurchased of you on the I'D
August last has given entire satisfaction.
We are satisfied that with proper hands IL
will saw fifteen hundred feet OF poplar per
hour. On the whole, we think Won have
great reason to congratulate yourself upon
having constructed most excellent Mill,
which will doubtless suparcede those con-
structed upon other principles. The Swiss
gentleman, Mr.. John Walt, whom you
sent TO put the mill up and start tt for us,
seems to be an excellent machinist. Our
friends " no witnessed him working, say
he is the best sawyer that they have ever
seen. You could not have sent q better
mAchinist aud sawyer, or one that would
nave given more satisfaction. Your Mil
is just what you recommend Il to be.
sep9.3m ELDER BROS.
Other sizes for farm and plantation use
and all other requirements. III
nov l5-6m @. KRATAs
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WINDOW SHADES.
W lndOw Shade Mandatory

OIL SHADES of any size or color, good
and cheap as Eastern made.
RUSTIC SHADES
OF a superior quality made 70 order.
We also make the B1lHH'S PATENT
RUSTIC or LAP SHADE.
Curtain Trimmings and Rollers kept in
Ou9ntftv and furnished to the trade.
AR Patronize home manufacture.
z. BURBANK q CO.,
I5S Main street, between Fifth and sixth
Post OdicS Box 076. MAJ
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PE1ROY FEMALE SEAEMNARY.-Thf
a Institution offers the accumulated adj
vantages CT over hfty years of successful
operation. Every facility is provided for
q thorough course or useful aud ornamen-
TAI education, under the direction Of a
corps of more than twenty professors and
teachers. For circulars apply to JOHN III
WILLARD, Toy. Nav York. auI6-2m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-01

Among the first boats due here are
the John Lumsden and West Wind,
from Cairo; Exchange and Rose
Hite, from Louisville; Norman, from
Memphis; Emma Floyd. fo- New
Orleans; Evansville, from Green
River; Florence Lee, from Eastport;
Alpha and Ida Norvell, from Padu.
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TIE ADAMS EXPRESS co.

EVANSVILLE, Sept. i, 1870.
" WING MADE ARRANGE
- ments with the Green River & Bar
rem River Packet Company, to run mes
senger on the steamer Evansville, between
Evansville and Bowling Green, KY, we
are now prepared to forward and deliver
MERCHANDISE, PACKAGES, MONEY
and VALUABLES at all the landings on
Green River, and also collect BILLS,
NOTES, DRAFTS or ACCOUNTS, at all
offices where we have Agents.
Orders for goods enclosed In Govern.
ment-stamped envelopes viii be carried
and delivered free of charge and goods
called for. HENRY TEMPLE,
sep6-Im Agent.
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LIVE AND LET LIVE.
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE

Oyster Depot and Restaurant.
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH sTREEIs,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Hot Meals and Oysters served up In every
style, from An. till II Pm.
@qwafaws WWnmmasmmuafmuaa
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REVER re WIS.
For otner IetUer Items. See Fburt9 Page.


The weather yesterday was bright
clear, and hot. the mercury having
reached 9O' before noon. The river
continues to decline at the rate Of 3 to
81 inches daily, and navigation for
ordinary slight draughts" is about at
an end. A heavy fog enveloped the
river and city from 4 O'Clock yester-
day morning. continuing for several
hours.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals aud departures yester-
day were only the Fayette, Hender-
son, and return; Pine Bluff, Grand
view and return.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-02-11

T. y : o..
SOUTHERN FINANcEs.-It has been
supposed in Virginia that General
Candy succeeding in finding the
worst typo of men for officials tha,
this age of revolutions has produced
but we judge that they arc no worse
as a whole, than those who misgovern
tho other Southern States. For in,
stance, the Comptroller of Florida
says in his official report that tho cx
penses of that State exceed "those Of
any preceding yearly nearly 800 pc,
cent" The Raleigh Sentinel says
that the taxes in North Carolina arc
"tho heaviest by 700 or 800 per cent
that were ever assessed before" The
Governor of Louisiana says to the
Legislature in his message: "Thc fl
nancial condition of the State claims
your careful consideration. 1t is such
as to cmbarrass my administration,
and the credit Of tho State, as tested
by the prices commanded by her &C.
curitics, is not SO tisfatory. Like evi-
dence has boon presented rs to the
workings Of carpet-bag administra-
ton in other States. cs.-Richmond Exam.
iner and Enquirer.
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HAB1T.-"I trust everything, under
God," said Lord Brougham, to habit,
upon which, in all ages, tho lawgiver,
us well as tho school master, has
mainly placed his reliance; habit,
which makes everything easy, and
casts all difficulties upon the deviation
from wonted course. Make sobrie-
ty habit, and intemperance will be
hateful make prudence habit, and
reckless profigacy will be as contrary
to the, child, grown or adult, as the
most atrocious crimes are to any of
your lordships. Give child the habit
OF sacredly regarding truth, of care
fully respecting the property of 9TH
ers, OF scrupulously abstaining from
all acts of improvidonce which can
involve him in distress, and he will
just as likely think of rushing into an
element in which he cannot breathe
as OF lying, cheating, or stealing"
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COMPOSITION FOR LEATHER pat
ent has recently been issued in France,
for composition to be applied to
leather of any kind, which claims to
be Of remarkable excellence. 1t is
said to be completely 'insoluble in wa
ter, and while rendering the leather
waterproof, to keep it perfectly plia-
BILE and soft, and when applied to
boots and shoes neither to strike
through the leather SO as to soil the
stockings, nor Ito come off upon the
lower edge of the pantaloons, as is the
case with SO many similar prcpara.
tions: 1t also gives the fno polish to
the surface, which may at any time
be cleansed by means of damp rag
or sponge. This article is made. by
taking one hundred parts of finely
pulverized lamp-black and thirty
parts of East India copal, previously
dissolved in rcctificd turpentine, and
mixing the two together until the
whole forms homogeneous pdste
To this is to be added fifteen parts OF
wax and one part of rubber, which
has been first dissolved in some eth.
real oil. Whom the whole is properly
mixed a current Of oxygen is passed
for half an hour through the mass,
and after cooling the whole is to be
thoroughly worked up. It may then
be packed in tin boxes aud kept ready
for use. q
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-02-11
TOWN TAXES
For 1870.
Abstract of Ordinance.
l.. II. RUSSELL,
County Treasurer.

The following Taxes have
been Assessed for 1870:
Real Estate, 20 cents on each
(cash valuc) $4,000.
Every Pleasure Carriage, or like
vehicle, 2 horses, $3..
Every Barouchc, Buggy, or like vc.
t:i!e, hic!e ! horse, horse SO. So
Every Omnibus, Hack, Carriage SC
for hire, 2 horses, IS.
Every Buggy, Barouchc, &C., for
hire, q horse SO.
Every Horse, Mare, and kept for
for hire, 81. ..-
Every Four Horse Wagon, &C., for
hire, SIS.
Every Two Horse Wagon, &C., for
hire, SO.
S cents on each 800 sales of
NJ merchandise, &c.
S cents on each 500 Professional
income.
S cents on each 500 income
from mechanical employment.
S cents on each 500 income
from keeping hotel, private boarding
house, livery stable, barber shop, &c
Each Daguerreotypist, &C., who
opens rooms, SO.
Each Dog, so cents.
S per cent. on all transient per.
sons, vendors Of patent medicines
Shoes, leather, hats, tobacco, books, &c
Each show or exhibition, (other
than circus,) not less than SIS.
Circus or equestrian performance,
each exhibition, $25.
Side shows to tho same, if any,
each SIS.
Retail License, quarterly in ad.
vance, 5000.
Quart License, $125.
Each Billiard or other Table kent
for gain, SIS.
Communication Tax for Road Du.
ty, SO.
All Returns to be made by
LIST April next, and
Taxes to be paid by 1st May
next.
All defaulters to be double taxed
and executions issued on LIST May ncxt
Returns will be made to ROBERT
JONES, Clerk and Treasurer.
VIM n. PARKER,
Intendant.
May 2, 1870.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-02-11

WASHINGTON, February 4.-The
Judiciary Committee of the house de.
cided finally to day, after eighteen
months investigation, that they would
report against the impeachment of
Busteed, the United States District
Judge Of Alabama. -
The treaty made with the Burlingame
embassy by the President, and rati.
fed by the Senate, in July, 1868, and
which was also ratified BY the Chinese
Government in October last. was laid
Today before Secretary Fish, who
will make an official announcement Of
the exchange Of ratification, ~.
Tho Supreme Court will decide the
aLsgel tenderpe eaaes on Monday; bu,
ftisl limited that the constitutionality
|of the net win not be: materially in
volved., .ss 3. S. +.
The Senate committee to-day dis
cussed tho propriety Of inauguratine
female suffrage in s,he District Of Co
ltmbia. , s., ,3=,.ssss,.s S: ~
Attorney General Hoar says tha,
his rejection By the Senate assupremt
Judge will not compel him to kav,
tthe Cabinet aa reported icaa,sesto,
I5aEt,es. 80 10. Z & : Sc ~ z
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.g,{
a Columbia correspondent of the
& lqsharie eston Courier, under date d of, the
LAT ingtant. writes fas follows. .sstess
THE auNArfo AsYhunl...., The he.
gents or tho above inst stitp,tion held
their finst meeting thia eveSing,,s m aid ii.
elected Macksy hartman.
They had aaitsIa fong and Il iut tarsstinc
Interview With thg ceiebsated philan,
trspist Afiss Di<, Mho gaissash yiswa sssi,
;of tRes cahdi ton s6f, the inst atien,
;shs 10 hssno 'ytiiisit the Asylum
Ee I'D q Urs Is ss9s; a1d speaks
so tsTtinils of N f as.
slsg Es fecia % ss iis
ISL M snss
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STATE AND COUNTY TAXES
Is Treasurer's Omce,
Abbevillo, g. e., S. G.

=, ApDeYlue' ". IT,, .. y.
THE undersigned !. Treasurer Of
III Abboville County, hereby gives
notice, that his office. will be. open in
Abbeville village for the collection OF
taxes for the fiscal year, 1869, on the
18th day of Feb'y, inst. Upon
all Taxes not paid by the 1st day OF
April, thcro will be penalty Of 20
per cent. added-and if said taxes,
together with the penalty, be not
paid by the goth day of Juno, then
the, same will be collected by distraint
and sale as directed by law.
The total rate per centum of tax
alton for the State is S mills upon the
dollar, and that for the County is q
mills, making IS cts. upon the one
hundred dollars worth Of property.
A capitation tax will also be collcc-
ted.
l.. II. RUSSELL,
County Treasurer.
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SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS. :
items, Incidents and 4. Accidents.

80 "a, th,;; aa.,, ,.,t:. 70
s.ara ~ 4 sa Ha,a,, aiIJi b;1a 1a f. "aiao
We're tbroyyn ~. - ~ II s, aasA ,..,I n'ser'
] s.. z4,o,ses tal,;na s.;at,. - VIZ s sasey ~ .ne
csn -; AZ ~ VILE vrae has s,: wn:cn resulted
:.tI,e i I snj:is I'd o.ha,;.a ms IA. ,eg aoose
I sIys,oon1ased' D d. :" go D''n s''s.' severe
ssss as AZ .ssass; j.. 1.s
4 n ~ 8 z :, oaa.y nurs 70 Mann
sssa, 4 M .sa.:a i1ss .ee,us shroWn row.
'9srt W q.
8; a. * .t's, :, 8 ia'a, -,
;s,,arsnns T, z N fasss,S ~ Al ~ . ~ several
8 peaSaSss ia SIanb;a. S,s1' A' : ~ y
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M0TIgEo

TNLESS sooner disposed of at
" private sale, I will sell at public
auction on Sales Day next, my
House and Lands
on Magazine Hill, WITHIN the corpor-
ate limits Of Abbeville.
The improvements are extensive
and comfortable, consisting Of cot.
tage dwelling built for a basement
story with eight upper rooms, Kitch.
On, Smoke House, Servants Houses,
Stables, Garden, &c. =
The Farm attached is all that solid
block between Depot Street and the
Augusta Road, Magtzine Street and
tho Agricultural Fair Grounds, com.
prising within a fraction of thirty
ceres. Mnny building lots upon it.
Terms made known on day of sale.
@a S. MCGOWAN.
! 9th January, 1870, 1T &.
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sold last Monday BY SN 7. shumate
and A. Blythe, assignecs of J. w: Ora.
dy, forth sum of s25a5, ,and was pllri
chased by company OF gentlemen
from GreenYille. -
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May 2, 1870.
1nOIs8CE.

GEALEDZ proposals. will be received un.
- I'll Friday the: eleventh day Of Feb.
ruary inst. for the building of two sets
Of Double Cabins, a rooms in ally at the
Poor House. Buildings to be framed aud
of good material, each room to be l6 fee,
square. Stack chimney Of brick in the
centre of each sets Of Cabins, underpin,
ming to be Of bfick--to be covered 2 Will
shingles. Contractor to- furnish all The
materials. <.sy ~
By order Of the Board Of County Com
missioners, Abbeville County. .a.z
S.f@ ~ Ire JONES, Clerk. :
Feb. !; 1870, !4l-2t pr. ..4 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14
he decrease in specie gone :

Where has the decrease in specie Comet
The export of specie for the week from this port was
$685. previously reported s5l7lc99 total since Jan
uary l. 1870 s59i67S4. Same me 1869, S,2jS5S4 same
tme 1863, <iOs7,7 s9; time, 1857 s577si32 same
tme 1866 s. 364l56: time, 1865, A,325 2l9. This
shows gratifying fact that up to March u the export
specie for the year is s3 less than for the same
time last year. and S. OOj less than for the same time
for the year 1863
It's undenably true that thel decision Of the Supreme
Court illegal tenders has helped credit abroad
and that combined with the fact that are each month
reducing public debt from siOOO,OOo TO s6ooo,ocO
makes bonds very desirable investment with capt.
alists The article quoted few days ago. from TIE
London Times In which the decision spoken OF as
OF "momentous Importance" and that "our judica-
urehad not been weakenedpy the civil war; unqueston-
ably had the effect TO the price OF our Government
bonds In England, and 10 strengthen our credit The
52Os OF 1862 sold in London to-day for s0l
The week closes upon an easy money market. and as
yet there evidence OF any stringency ON call loans
the rates from 10 per cent, and commercial
paper from to according 1t ID rated in the market
The amount OF commercial paper Offering.
formed by those best liable 10 judge is comparatively
small
The Governments were stronger today the Gs OF 1881
selling MA. the 52Os OF 1862 at ls6, lOoI do
Of 1885, lO9a do new, l0s do of ls67 O9 6s currency
at ll2i and at par with gold and the Gs OF 1881 al 2,
above par Reports as 10 the fate OF the Funding B
In the House Influenced less the condition OF the
market.
Inc state Bohds tennessee Is and coupon sod az the
First Board at COZ and GO at the Second do 40, md
"s NHHipla 0s' eX-eonpon, 7lii do. new, 7O3Q7el
against 73t and 7li Friday; the South Carolina Is
new 81 The holders OF these bonds hope TO be pad
Their nierest In gold on the LIST April Missouri o. o.
The House OF Representatives. OF the Missouri Lensla
tre has Just passed bill By vote Of 0 10 S providing
os inc payment OF Interest hereafter accruing on the
pdS vi that state issued prior to 1892 in gold The bill
also provides for the immediate nyeStment IN bonds a,
the State OF surplus OF nearly s7pOOO which is now in
the treasury II n then proposed to fund the remaining
outstanding bonds of tho State years six per cent
gold bonds TO he secured by sinking Fund derived from
a TAX OF u mills, imposed by the Constitution OF the
STATE which It is shown will discharge the debt principal
ana interest, within IS years IL this b Passes the Sen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14
SATURDAY. March l2-P. ".

The Gold Exchange has been the center OF
attraction of interest and excitement during the week.
as speculation there has absorbed the attention not only
Of those who "be" upon the price OF gold Tor the hou
day or week. but OF those who were the spectators OF the
play" The highest price Of gold on Monday was l5t lne
lowest ll2 To-day the highest price was l2 the lowest
11l, The lowest price during the week was llO4 the
highest l3E-a difference of 81 per cent There has peeh
no good reason for tho gold excitement during the week.
There has been unusual demand for gold either TOT
export pay duties or for any other purpose ana
is prospect that the godelds OF our country nave
given out" that the miners have abandoned them'
The whole disturbance Of the market and OF the
busnes Of the country and the cause OF anxiety Of the
merchants in all parts OF the land has been mere specua
uon-a game Of Chancellor the purpose or realizing the
difference between gold at 1921 and liz! on MONDAY d.
OI aud 1921 Tuesday, at lol and III on Wednesday
at lOb and iii Thursday at ll2s and llSs on fuay'
and lll and l2S on Saturday 1t was simply the dner-
enee in the prices named that was the reason OF the
crowds in the Gold ROOM well as the operations there
And the betting In the Gold Exchange affects the price OF
the importers stocks and keeps values unsettled ana
causes in the price OF goods bonds ana STOCKS
and creates anxiety well as dstrus in every business
circle The late Mr. Fessenden in 1864 in the Senate spoke
OF gold gambling the unpatriOtc and criminal efforts
OF spectators to raise the price Of coin, regard
less Of the injury inflicted upon the country" One thing
we think has been clearly shown this week-tha II gold
GOES up it wont 90 up stay and that operators Tor
rise" had better Z" stand from under"
Gold sold at 10 O'Clock in the Gold Exchange at i2 at
1918 INA 1882 1921 IO5Osl2 1903, 1l2i 1884, ll2}
ll5O Il2l; u No. ll2I 1247 H.; p. H.. 1l23 1884, 2:;
2Oa 1921; 26 1923 1885, ll2I 243 1929, and closed at
at 1925:
The transactions in the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
were as follows; total cearances Sl4745s,o0Oi gold
balances Sl,9j7OS9; currency balances, <2,3l345o.
Holders Of gold paid from fat in one instance and
from two to five per cent for carrying balances The
cearances to-day IN Gold Exchange Bank have been
larger in amount than any day since the memorable
oath of September 1862 and only before since that
day have tho cearances reached SlOO0OOO On the 9Th
inst they reached s1Ol,427,0O0.
Foreign exchange is dull to-day, and the following
are the rates n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14
10 dates given.

The "raid" made on the Northwestern on FRA,
evening had an effect generally upon the stock marie,
this morning. The fall in Northwestern from i5Ito;
was partially regained, IT sold at III at the Second
Board and after quotations at ~. The report that some
1900 900 OF convertible bonds were TO be Issued By ,hs
North Western IL legislation could be obtained put down
the stock. Prices rner and the market steadep
late In the afternoon. The teadiness In the gold maKs
during the day had less effect upon stocks shA
bonds.
The amount OF the debt Of the State Of New York On
which interest should be paid in coln Is s7,2j3on ~
Upon this the annual interest is sl0l0i36 o. No tine
should be lost by the Assembly in making provision 20
the payment OF the above interest in gold To the credit
OF exGOv Seymour be 1t said, that In special Message
in 1864 he urged the making provision for the payment
OF the State debt in specie, Mr.. Robinson the Cor
troler had done the year before, and the preseh
Controller, Mr.. Vim. I. Allen, does In his late report
The total Of the State debt OF New.York lis bIess
The taxable property Of the state according 20 the yalus
ton OF 1862 9C6G4628. The debt f. therefore, LITTLE
over per cent Of the taxable valuation and less thas
OF the real value OF the real and personal property q
the state. In comparison with the amount Of property
our state debt is very small.
The following are the Government quotations OF McssrS
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ate where 1t win meet with little opposition Missouri

ate where IL win meet with little opposition Missouri
VIII be entitled to proud position. having been one OF
the first States in the Union TO resume the payment o,
her Interest In gold and her bonds ought 10 stand In IN,
market second to none.
Railroad bonds were active. and transactions lareA,
than Tor some days Columbus, Chicago and Indian.
Central LIST mortgage s31as3l st. Louis Iron Mountain
81 Central Pacific, "a ; Union Pacific s5!, &c
In City Bank shares transactions limited aboB..
bids were made for most Of the shares on the list
We give below a comparison OF the highest sac, q,
Railroad stocks at the dates given.
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EARTH CLOSETS

EARTH CLOSETS
IA AND
EARTH SEWAGE.
ANEW PAMPHLET OF GREAT INTEREST TO ALL,
GEORGE T. wARlNG jf (of Ogden Fsrml
CONTENTS:
THE EARTH SYSTEM tDetaisL
TIB MANURE QUESTION
SEWAGE AND CESS POOL DISEASES
TIE DRY EARTH SYSTEM FOR CITIES AND TOWNS
THE DETAILS OF EARTH SEWAGE.
TIE PHILOSOPHY OF THE EARTH SYSTEM
TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF THE EARTH CLOSET
II Illustrations, lo4 pages, $50.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
Sent by Mail receipt Of price
THB TRIBUNE,
EevTok.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14

The Bank Statement for the week shows loss In de-
posts of s329l and Of specie, s2is93jS; and Of legal
tenders s6390 and in loans Of Si936C9 and increase OF
circulation s5797. Theiast two statements compare as
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Fields. Osgood s. Co. will publish, on IhU
s,st instant, the Rev. W. H. H. Mnrr"ys "us'' nan
sermons"