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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-12

e6T Osborne's Cartoons of the BIZ
BILE, recommended by eminent di-
vines, will be on exhibition at the
Opera House, on Monday night.
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The Fearful CANCER subdued

THE CURE - HOW DISCOVERED
Having been long afflicted with CANCFR
L resorted to all the rem edies OF which Il
could hear. Among them was one ree0u1-
mending certain herb 10 me as a cure
l las 1 supposedly procured the herb
and prepared and applied 30, which
made perfect cure, but on examination
by the family physician he informed me
that the herb had used, which had made
a perfect and speedy cure, was not the one
recommended. All who are afflicted can
ind speedy cure by sending for the rec
cipe, with full directions for use. Price g.
Address. with regist cred letter or money
order, q GORGE MORGAN, Box 251, Port
Jervis, Orange County, New YORK.
Jazz d3m
n VOID QUACEks.-A victim Of aarf7
~, imprudence, causing nervoua debill-
", premature decay, &c, has discovered q
simple means Of cure, which he will send
rec to his felloW-sunererG. Address j. III.
REEVES. 70 Nassau Street, New York
Oc22 W 6m SPIN
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SERIOUS AND PROBABLY FATAL
ACCIDENT. - William Thomas, a
rouster F" on the City of Evansville,
while engaged in unloading tobacco
from that steamer. fell, and a hogs
head Of tobacco rolling over him,
broke his back and otherwise in
iured him, so that his life is des-
haired of.
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B6- Our Composite Nationali-
lies" by Frederick Douglass, at the
Opera House, on Tuesday evening.
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B9- The People are promised
another meeting at the Court House,
tonight.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

For RENT-A neat, new store
room, corner of Locust and Second
Streets. Also two small houses on
Locust, between Second and Third.
mh12 If G.. w. SHANKLIN.
WHAT elegant Bohemian Vases S.
Bruner, the Hoop Skirt and Corset
Manufacturer, is selling at So 90 and
81 so a pair, mar12-tf
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This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the
world. Harmless, reliable, instantaneouss
does not contain lead nor any UitaIle pos
son 10 produce paralysis or death. Avoid
the vaunted and delusive preparations
boasting virtues they do not POSSESS. The
genuine w. A. BatchGlOrE hair Dve hag
had ~ years untarntshed reputation 20
uphold It's integrity as The only Perfect
Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold bu an
Druggists. Applied at l6 Bond street., New
York. ffeI0
@S- To remove Moth-Patches Freckles-
and Tan from the face, use PcfTW'8 MQth
and FTeckle Lotion. Prepared only by IN,
b. q. PERRY. Sold hy ali druggists,
novl7 d3m SnN
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B%A little boy who had strayed
from his home. corner of Sycamore
and Seventh Streets, was restored by
policeman jackson, yesterday.
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B9~The Demokrat had its Tausend-
sakTaneRter out for an airing again
yesterday. Can't you add another
syllable or two5
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B6~ A large stock of Manila En-
velopes for sale very cheap at the
JOURNAL Office.
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BG~ Steel Pens, Lead Pencils, and
other articles of Stationery at the
JOURNAL Office.
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B9- Rose Tint Initial Paper at the
JOURNAL Office.
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mo. 1864.
United States MarshaPs Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DIS.
TRICp OF INDIANA, IS:
KKYAEREAS, a libel OF Information
Wv was filed In the District Court of the
United States for the District ofIndIan, on
the second day of March, 1870, by John j.
Brose and George BrOse, by Charles e.
Marsh, Esq, their Proctor, against the
steam boat Red Fox, her boats, boilers,
engines, tackle, apparel and furniture,
seized at said district in a cause of con-
tract, civil and maritime, and claiming
damages In the sum of 1871 70, and PRAYING
process against steamboat, and that tine
for.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the Mo-
milton under the seal of said Court to me
directed and delivered, 1 do hereby give
pubic notice TO all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, and IA auy
manner interested therein, that they be
and appear before the District Court OF the
United States, TO be held at the City OF In
dianapolis, In and for the District OF Iudi-
ana on the first Monday of April next, at
10 O'Clock of the forenoon OF that day, then
and there to fnterpose their claims, and
make their allegations In that behalf
BEN. SPOONER, Marshal, II. g.
BY SAMUEL DAY, Deputy
Attest; j. ID. Rowland. CPk. mh4-I4t
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IA Fred Douglas. at the Opera
House, Tuesday evening.
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W T. @. Bridwell & Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have
full stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
ia17-kf
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BGr New Calicoes and other new
Dry Goods just received at
SCHAPKER, BUSTING & Co. s.
mh7-tf
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rnh7tf

R9e Torn Currency and County
Orders taken at par for goods, at
SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.'s.
mh7-tf
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Nashville Market

BY telegraph NASHVILLE, March IL.
CoTToN-Easier; low middling 1715c
good ordinary, l6I5c; stock, $40 bales.
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y NO. u NLUN Elk,
CALEB DAVIDSON.

MARRIAGE LICENsKs.-The following are
the marriage licenses for the week ending
March 18th, 1870:
w. r. Patterson and Emma Belle VIII
son.
John Stanley and Bell Stiles.
Fred. Weisman and Lizzie Tossettel.
Geo. Lentz and Barbara Neu.
John Storton and Matilda Skeels.
James T. Sanders and Haidee Upheld.
Joel Watson and Mary Ann Carter.
Theodore WillWock and Helena Studt-
schmidt.
John Schultz and Sarah Schmidt.
VIM. BagnOr and Sarah Ellen Knight.
Joshua Pruett and Juliana Thomas.
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TOBACCO SALE.-Weldon Bros. &
Co. will sell tobacco this morning at
10 o'clock.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing transfers of Real Estate were made
during the week, ending March IL, as APP
pears by the County Auditors Records:
Chas. Lehnf1eld TO Sultan StulI, south
west quarter southwest quarter 6, z, IL, for
81 600.
+. H. Wilke to VIM Heilman.L Lots No. a
and % Isabella Place for $3.50.
VIM: A. Mcfarland to Catherine McFar-
land 1917 by IS feet OF Lot p Upper Enlarg-
ment for $500.
]. p. Elliott to VIM. Olson and John Du-
prey Lots IL and II in Block ElliOtt's En-
largement for $500
T. p. Elliott to Daniel w. Starks Lot
and 3 feet of in EIliott's addition to
Bray's Enlargement tor S700.
Maria HI. GruZa ard to Nancy b. CrenShGw
Lot ii in Block 3 Bakers Addition for $500.
Edward w. Oliver to Frederick Richardt
part of Lot 9, in Block No. Orr and Har-
ris' Enlargement for S7C0.
3 August DasSeH to Jacob II. Niederhaus
east "a northwest quarter 2, 4, 10, for
81 200.
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CITY NEW s.

city Orders for sale at this Cflce.
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Farm Tor Sale Near Evansville.

16O acres of valuable land within 4
miles of Evansville, on the Green
river road. for sale on easy terms.
Thirty-fiVe acres improved. Posses
sion given Immediately. The land is
very desirable, and bargain can be
had by applying at once to
ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate agent,
nh 1n.tf1 Evansville. Ind.
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THE PEOPLE.

Meeting at Marlett's Hall Last Night.
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The Healing Pool.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. who
~ have fallen into vicious habits, and
now desire a higher life, and 81 bette
MANHOOD, with certain means of relief
for the anlicted. Sent in sealed letter enc
velopes, free Of charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, PHILADEr.a
PHIA, PA. aeD2a
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EVANSVILLE AND REMPHIS.
-
The elegant new and substantial passenger
steamer
MARY MILLER

Is now completed at Louisville, and will
leave Evansville for Memphis and ali way
ports on
MONDAY, MARCH HATH,
And Will thenceforth ply as a regular
packet between those two ports.
The Mary Miller has been built expressly
for this trade, and is complete in all her
departments, being very light, but capable
of carrying 600 tons, with wide, roomy
guards, admirably adapted for carrvfn0
FSock. She will give especial attention Ia
way business in the bends, and the 6Iling
of orders.
BG- Due notice Of the exact time of her
departure will be given.
w. q. BROWN 81 CO.,
fe7 dtf Agents.
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NH 1O-tf1

You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at So cents, at Click Il Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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Sale of Lands and Lots mortgag6d 10 Sc
cure loans of Common School ana Con-
gresstonal Township Funds, as provided
in sections 81, 50 and Sc of chapter of the
act of the General Assembly of the State
of Indiana, approved and amended in
1860, 1857 and 1863. The undersigned will,
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VIEW DRY GOODS PALacE


Lord & Tayiors New ESTABLISHING mt Mag
niGceuce Of tue Interior Of the BuiIding
The Fair sex Astir with Excitement.
The splendid new retail dry goods palace Of
Lord & Taylor, On the corner OF Broadway and
twentieth street. will be opened for business on TIE
18th OF October. and viii stand in almost immediatc
Juxtapositlon to that OF Arnold Constable on tae
corner OF Nineteenth street
The removal OF these yreat establishments makes
Madison square the grvat centte Of the dr. goods
trade.
Lord & Taylot's great new store IL built In tho
modern French Gothic style, with Manslrd roof,
iipred by fsry-liko ratings yet unadorned b, paint
Their ultimate hues will PROBABLY be sky blue aud
gold. The tsie uly designed iron walls OF the
hui ding are receiving cat Of ctt yellow, upon
DARK ground color, and will resemble Nova scoth
stone. The walnut window sashes have an outer
frame OF yellow pine, whirh contrasts. yei har
monies. with the waits, aud the great doorway
twenty five feet vide is surm1unted nv hu:e tan
window, stmi-creuiar in form. The central doors
facing Broadway, are OF BLACK walnut With oak and
yellow pine panels, and micht pass for tre inner
gates Of a medieval castle They lead to the rround
Hour salesroom which Is l20 ieet wide and 100 feet
10 der'h, and comprehends the whole area Of the
building.
The ceiling is IS feet high. and is SUPPORTED b,
numerous columns, 1uted ana ornamentall, CAPPED
The entire room IL colored white, and destitute OF
FREE coca pUt its unbroken iinFe will be amtly re-
heved b. the goods OF runo bow hues 10 displayed
within its limits. splendid S3,OOO staircase, 81 hit
feet in width. with oaken steps and black walnut
rails and novel lost-. ascends 70 the second story
which is II eet high, urecisuY similar IN as0ert
to toe one below. The gre staircase rises no
higher than this room, but ascent can be made 10
the three up)er stories by back stairway, and asn
by two elevators, which ascend from the basement
To the roof one OF q csc Is intended Tor passengrre
and the other for goods.
TIE turd DRY is 10 fest high. the fourth II feet
and The fifth ~ feet. They are all similar to the
other iva loogs. The three FIRST stories are to be
Tor alCs, and the two upper stories for work rooms
The b. sen,nt vii. be used ior tie carret depart
Wcnt, and also fur lac heating aIpurlenances. No
c. lar exists below &c.
Tic cost Of the ne cdlhce viii be s350.0O0. Tho
architect Is Nlm Giles. TIE oDcuiU. day Will
create Eio4t 1n, ,er among The far sex.
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The Supreme Court-the Hon. Daniel 2. In
graham prc,iIng-has granted the re;it,on Of the
wife. as presented anil argued by Councillor Joan.
res in re'c.cuca t. al.mory durius the psnlcscy OF
this suit, the details OF leh are withou. parll
in tse ris,ory Of divorces.
We take occasion to state that the plaintiff in the
above action j. not Mi "Nct,o," as enormously
and molicious'y stated in some newspapers but Il
Ia her married sister Amelia who has brought tli-
suit FOR absolute divorce a-linst VI Crofut Thee
fore the ~ clets Of the tc Ole Meta" bad better
beware for toe Count J"anncs i not slow 10 silence
hbg lcis, neither a"ainst lie clients or hmscI'.
.atclr Niirc aci by tie SUS melted vag"n wings Of
the RfCrA FCq'e. who. aevirrr 70 he the Iciru.
of snudercss upon the Count aud Ncttr. was ouio k
Joanncs
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State bonds have been quiet aud devoid Of inter.
eat Old Tennessecs were steady % 62's, tie new
declining y 4 cont. to coz New South Carninas
(January and JulS) steady AT O., the North
Carolina succia tax bonds advancing :. y cent. IN
23a. Al'bama S. were strong Al par. and Missouri
G. at O0iS louisiana 6s selling al II, and New YORK
State bounty bonds at 1uS. CITY bank fhnres sod
as PILLOWS: Continental 81; Ninth National, 1i0 I;
and Central National 400. Railway bonds were
steady on sales OF Central Pacincs at ~; Unions ~
1rsts OF G, c. and l. C.. 50 and Qoincy and Toledo
hfsts at So
On extreme quotations New York Central stock
ranged from ot7s ~ yes scrip. S7hdS19 Erie
PROOFS Reidino, @'aTg1; Lake STORE. e27.R
o3I waJ-sh, 6iH159ii Northeastern common,
s2li9slk preferred, s7'sStss'. Rock Island; iiel
6SlE ohio and Nississippi, 3l'. 49, and New
dorsey Central, 10GGO6L Boston, Hartford and
Erie advanced y y cent. to on. closing IT n frtc.
ton1l decline. At the Boards Hlriem sold at i3i I;
Delaware. L1ckawAnna, and Western, 10t; Morris
and Essex, s9's ds9X; Union Pacific 2DIG ais I;
Chicago and Alton, 1924. Hanhibal ana St
Joseph ii2; G., G. and T. C., IN and Altoa
and Terre lnutc preferred 10. In the miscellaneous
list there moderate business transacted In Pa.
ciGc Mnii NJ t80 49,, Weston Union TELEGRAPH RI
sing to 49,. on active dealings, while Mariposa pre-
ferrcd ranged bctaccn IL. H1l's, the COMMON sell
ing at t EXPRESS shares were quiet though the
business was well disributei AW vi IN sold at 80:
United States, a51, n3Cs Adam, Cj' .Itjs; and
Wells FIrsu's scrip,
Closing uriCes & T. VI wpyu.
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commercial. 1OsN31O9; Paris bsnkers', long, 6t5l1
1871 Paris bankers, short, 5O8AfD5.05; Ant.
werp, S.1JTt5.19N; Swiss, s 1905 1S]f Hamburg,
S%.esell Amsterdam, toK@s4ih Frgnk6ort, hh@
The money market has worked with extrerne
ease throughout the day, and at the close large
balances freely offered at v cent. to the stock
brokers, the extreme range ofthe day being 4 and 9
Y cent, and for time loans running 81 days "A
cent he demand from the West IL limited, aud
consequently the currency movement IS OF litto
iinportanre. Commercial paper IL fairly actiye,
strictly prime passing az to 81 Z cent, with little
doing under ~. The coin baiance In the Treasury
Of the close of business to-day stands at S96f 0j6,
OF Which t1L1i,5J0 are IN gold certificates; The
rcncy balance amounts TO s3OOO6h,2 The cxpec1.
ton that this balance will he further reduced by
extra purchases o. bonds on THURSDAY, 2yth inst,
has been calculated TO Keep the Government market
hrn, and since the oncnins prices have advanced 4
fraction on the entire list to market closing strong
On basis OF 1i0hMl10A for sixty sevens The bust.
ness las been restricted Sraic, and deVold Uf
speculative animation. Henry Clews Co., % Wall
eireni II q Z N
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tlniSustp W,riirrs.
AzyGosi'..'...'.'......'......'.......
ef.s.3 CU9!S
IN ONE YEAR.
SCIENCE nATn HER VICTORIES A. WELL As

MADE BY lEE, tElvl E11l \ pICII,Nt 2onv
Of IfpiCINE
IT. IilE T. ll:o oid: GLE NE,
ihe No. ahu ~ ~, 'Noht" le u 1ue '''''|-
~, Pin 80. ... a.. ~ " W ......,
the ryivftR-lY %Fni'I Ky, io, = .Yo1.
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rLANi -lI.is r'a1i Oh. mos .owcrtu' r,mei q .-
mc cur" ni Rood au 20 ''r' a-'' sv,r sc'V re-
tive tor n sciUiulou.. C,uoe.ors. ami r1pt ytH 20
az als'. 'l'H, -, ~. g.onincI 2Hln1
IS Tac. j.. iuii ,uigel 20 p $50 i.e yl-,n,' an
%. dozen m. { ny's rt.ai.lot -. rVy' eS.
taNi les. tuu ou" wear iN' sd,g- nave trEOlel o..
,~''n Oo,a)' Or dire, p''.a-s.'or u.
ONYn.pHFNvIa -prof...o, -ceur recently dis-ov.
G'n- ''S ou'rj ol1roc ' q. saic.,,, acar
c"l'orml "' li ..S' ~ 'Si co.. ''r1' 9,eoE
rice a. per rae>"-e '@lh o'oAl' or Two PACKAGES
lot e.. ~ ~
CATARRH sPECIFIGYCarcr the most formidanlc
case. Of Calafrh a. ho-l in'antlI MarTan'el 70 cure
study or "stoggC ~ iri,ns IN The head, ami d.
charge OF thcS INN. or &C "a nucus IRON me np,uN
frSg' :! per PACKAGE '~Nh oooAJ' OF 'mee packages
SO. ".
ny DRAFTED oAl hEl"-nlr perfected remedial Tor
the cure OF Pulmonary nsu1puon, lronchlt,
coughs SCI heals tho Ecys, ALA 'ht SCI i;, Typ.
dnys rout o. nnH ,','v,'s ,,,vh, ', 'n1 W t.''
Contains inn, rrn..ic acii, o. ros,u. r..,,. :.
r,,rrvr,,Cr no; W. ,,r,r, Pa c,ron,,
cured CASES oi % n bleeding plies Of lnry yg.s
duration. ~ &C. = yer package t"Hh oo'Ah 81 '"e'
,,.,.,.rp,cc - ~ Wow. ,-.s,,,rvr -r,,s
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Content. of the Weekly sun.

The WEEKLY Sun, published this morning con.
tains the foilovnr
I've Grcat War The Peace Neg tiauo0s Rrokcn n
France VIII sur cndrr net her re Iory nor FoTtrcses
pru "a viii have hn N iurs Gown lpfnIV Invested
democratic state Conve ltipn me FvilgeIici' n.
ion Recognizes 4 VENTURE. The Cpfninf Man In View
Jeroy Ap1stlH Hrie 60. lietrbu Ton J, Utah .
what Citi1en Roswell has & n rHE suS .
DrAth Of Jut"c Grier; Admin straf0n Hottcpu.ss ,
Women Hanksrs' Home Leading Arteles or Va tar-
OF lltcI"st Snnhcams tough Times ~ Idaho =
story F.uarC'1 ana Agricultural Reports.
The Dollar sUS contains n complete eptomc or the
OF the week from all parts OF ths Unusi Stat,I
and the American continent. Copies IN wrappers
ready for mailing TO the OLD country may be M tbs
deAk OF our publication ince. Price three cenu.
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BANNING avn FTv. yCIiE.
HARVEY FISK


FISK & HATCH.
BASKERs ANp FtNiNoiAL AGEvTs or rgE CENTRAL
PArITto RAiLgoA . AND ALL IT. BHAEcHEs,
5NAs>AU STREET.
INV YORK.. Sept; o. 1917
FIVE rwIrrr BoNps are selling TO-DAY at an aver
c OF ~. aud n this piice-if the Goveruni,a d;
slouii allow tn 20 run five ycars-Acy pay only
81. PER cSsL pr I,,Eun.
SKIES or 1851, I sN-EuRTlrs AND CUEREvctrs. al
present prices, pay only four and hIg pr oeff
interest per annun.
CENTRAL PACIFIC SKIES. into which so many are
now wisely converting their Fye-twentes and ot er
Government bonds, arc to-day selling at 9JN fat
that is. the three months interest accrued soc.
to tie pGrch -s"rY1y at tails rats n.IIfy seJ,l per
cent Ter iunum.
We say "wi-ely" and FOR the following reasors
Tie main liLe II finished fully equipped. with no
floating ucbt. and l. worth one hundred million
dollars; the slrlS first Hofty05e on this rr p
eIty, they cannot he Increase ed and the amount l.
onl, t2s, G2lOJO The gross earnings IRON Jan. / 20
sept. were t5OlI,5O5.72 and for the first nj.
teen day. in September reached t423 S3S, and WI
reach fully the enormous sum Of Ss,0JO.0JV q l.
year, the net elrnnrS On their local business alone
are enough TO pas the interest these bonds ui'A
out taking Into account al all their immense tiruu d
business; Il cir eceipts tbs year for correspond
months 81 to - rer cent more tran las, year,
and We have no doubt the increase will be full in
this proportion tire coming wear. We Lave known
~ about II affir- OF the road from its commence
men, and that the connected with ii are care
ful and prudent business men and, in short, we
have no hes t,,ion in recommending holders OF
Government bouas to make the exchange.
The dftrercs Of dIout hrcrt yo1r PER cent Is sr,
pratt. The bonds are SicOo each, iuter,,' pei
cent, January and Ju.v botn prisepal and inter,s'
payable in Now York city dollar Tor col r., IN
United States gold coin. FISK Il hAICH
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DIED.
por,ns hccuoc rcnncI Idol Gan,iI,I :, O. Va, i,.,
nnryy, cnnsg ANA vic oi W,r m tnrmin In e
am wear of her age " " ~ " "
Ths r. at - am rrtnnJs ~ tho fntiv alan the mann,
tcrs OF seotf1 Iofgs No sci r aud a NJ dhe New
York Celedonian chm and Thistle Hcneyoicnt AssD.
ci1ion arc invifeI o a,nni mo mineral
from the PRESBYTERIAN Cirrc West Farms on Thnfs.
dav afterroon at 1 n'ciock
HARRIS Alter a Ions nd severe Uiness Cetharine
widow ~ WIN Harris deceeseS a petivc ri iiraV
rnuntv Wtrriov Irctand a,,cd 40 ,ears ani ,,npfbs
Ucr friends arc frsrertfuily Invited 10 attend her
mineral an Weiuestnv cnteinber % ~ , ociocE trrnt
her late re, liencc iSi' Cherry 81
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petition about twenty yards in length and
bearing over 70 signatures, was presented hy
citizens Of Harlem TO tho Board o: Health yeser toy
prsylng for the discon;inuance OF the fatmeliine
e-tablis' mcrt- on 1011 street hc'weon First nv
emo an Past River, but the Board hal no time t.
spehd on the Netitnn. being ~ harry ret OF o.
~. chowaer excursion NJ the NJ T. B-cnnan Associ.
lion, OF tnc Fnteenth Ward, In Elm Park.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-28

EEw YonK. Tuesday, :, pt. @t-ln"re wcrt no ~
oeiits OF beeyes tudiy- anv d"mlpi tue large
her lct Over non f,-t"'dtN, 'tr-' rt1alu nOrI
mn l. the sam. n. tue close Y" tgrJHy, nr lO4@ 'r
y, for common 90 extra nItly', atn 10 i'. lu -
ana NuthIrg nut Ehicr receipts lrd cooler wrrtutr
can prevent further decline. Twelve ear loads, OF q,
shocp and lmb a rived, and there ere MT ttrftcu
q O0I hclI over from yust'rt1Y. lisdt CONTINUES la
NJ i4thc. Tor shecp AMI j4Gl4c fer ltubH. rlt en-
ear inA OF hogs arrived M FuIJieth street TO-DAY
nearly an tor SlauEhtc cs. acre wa ~ hing DON.
Ia LyoHogs, which are unIrl. Al quote 40 55si' 90 =
n dressed were v"th at llSgll Ar., Ntth Jys+y An.
state So La. az ItW'!1c,