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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-13
! ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Law Court OF Nashyilie,

we are authorized to announce John G.
thompson as candidate for Judge of the
common Law Court of Davidson comfy. g
8 glyb tue. aT-eul 10 eHcte sd 'c g4Tellf NIX
We are authorized to Announce Judge 10. @.
du1ld IS candidate for Judge of the Common
Law Court Of Nashville. Election in August
julyl-tde.
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Buggy Horse Wanted.

II WISH TO BUY A GOOD BUGGY HORSE,
i suited for either buggy or barouche. A well
broke horse that will work without blinds, bay or
black color, preferred will exchange valuable
suburban lot for horse and baroaohe.
r W. BROWN,
WITT No. 81 North Cherry street.
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GEN ITERATION.

THE vEGETATIvE POWERS OF LIFE ARE
4 strong, but in few years how often the paid
hue, the lack-lustre eye and emacisted form, and
the impossibflity of application to mental effort,
show its baneful influence. It soon becomes evi
dent 10 the observer that some depressing inau
ence is checking the development of the body.
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An act to repeal act to encourage immigration to
Tennessee,
Section /. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Tennessee, That
IAN act to encourage immigration to Ten
nessee," passed December the 4th, 1867,
be and the same is hereby repealed; and,
as the public welfare requires it, this act
shall take effect from and after its pass
age.
Passed July 6, 1870.
w. ON. PERKINS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
D. B. THOMAS,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved July s, 1870.
D. w. c. SENTER,
Governor.
certify that the above are true copies
ofthe originals, now on file in my office.
T. II. BUTLER,
Secretary of State.
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An act to amend an act entitled an act to esta
Hsh the Law Court Of Nashville

An act to amend an act entitled an act to estab-
lsh the Law Court Of Nashville.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Tennessee, That
an act entitled can act to establish the
Law Court of Nashville, passed June 90,
1870, be so amended as to provide that
the terms of SAID Court shall be held quar-
terly on the second Mondays of January,
April and October, of each year.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That the
pleadings in said Court shall be the same
in all respects as in the Circuit Courts of
this State.
Sec. 8. Be it further enacted, That the
public welfare requiring it, this act shall
take effect from and after its passage.
Passed July s, 1870.
w. ON. PERKINS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
d. B. THOMAS,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved July 8, 1870.
d. w. G.. SBNTER,
Governor.
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juiy21y
igefield & Kentucky Railroad

EOGe1clu ~ hSH lucky 1NSbIlTOdu
IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE, JUNE Is,
Il 1870 trains on the Edgefeld and Kentucky
Railroad will run as follows:
Mail and Express leaves Nashville at so
P. n. Arrives at Guthrie at Ais P. NJ.
Accommodation leaves Nashville at $50 A. NJ.
Arrives at Guthrie at Ii 80. Connects with
tain for Clarksville)
Mail and Express leaves Guthrie at $50 P. N.
Arrives at Nashville at $50 p. NJ.
Accommodation leaves Guthrie at 80 A. n.
Arrives at Nashville at 80 A. NJ.
Passengers can leave Nashville at 80 p. N.
and make direct connection at Guthrie with
through trains sleeping cars attached) for
Memphis, New Orleans, Mobile, and all points
in the Southwest Time to Memphis fourteen
hours.
Mail train leaving Guthrie at ESQ p. m.
makes direct connection with trains from
Memphis and New Orleans.
Time from Memphis to Nashville, thirteen
hours and forty five minutes.
Both trains make connection at Nashville
morning and evening with through trains on
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad for all
points South end all way stations line OF
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
For through tickets apply at City Transfer
Office, Maxwell House, and to Capt J. N.
Brooks, at Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Depot.
Train run daily except Sunday.
II. L. BLANTON, Sup't
VIZ. CoYSELL, Pres't and Receiver. jul4tf
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CoNsUM PTioN

Is talked Of, and perhaps the youth is remove
from school and sent into the country. This is
one Of the worst movements. Removed from or
binary diversions Of the ever changing scenes Of
the city, the powers eff the body, too much en-
feebed to give zest to healthfuI and rural exercise
thoughts are turned inwards upon themselves. If
the patient be
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Valuable Water Power & Real Estate
FOR SAFE

FOR SALE.
TIIE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL THE VALUA
i BILE Water Power and (eight hundred acres OF
land connected and lying round it9 known as ALSO
MIA. on the line of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, near Estins Springs. As Water Power,
this has some advantages over any other In the
state It is Immediately ON the line of the Railroad
in a good grain and cotton country.
For manufacturing the cotton can be bought In
the seed The fall is about Is feet, the river max
ing circuit of ~ miles, and coming back so that
the entire stream can be turned by cut, which
is made through solid rock. The site can never
be the least affected by high water.
This Water Power is the most celebrated, and
best known as q valuable power Of any in the State
The land all lies well and the most Of II Ii bottom
land. Just at this time q trade can be made with
me by which the purchaser can make the Water
power clear. Ny Agents at Nashville are
MESSRS. WALKER WALKER,
rov1ltS A 8. OOLYAR
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FAMILY USE

has become very extensive there being no healthier
beverages for table use, and the disappearance o.
90 many ills to which families were subJect can
easily be traced TO their use. AL orneIs ieIs -
NJ MCCORMACK & CO.,
r,av1o-enn I05 South Cherry ST., near Broad
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YOUN G'S
Copper Distilled Whisky,

which viii be sold to the Trade on reasonable
terms.
We hope, by strict attention 10 the interest Of
our friends and correspondents, to merit and re-
ceiye liberal patronage.
augl1 # McCREA q CO.
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County Court S lie.
Charles ". Dixon, by his next Friend,
VS.. John w. Franklin CT ais.
Saturday. the 18th Day of July pro-

at II O'clock NJ, the following described propert
belonging to the estate Of Benjam Bsshsw, de
ceased, to-w1t:
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New York Markets.

Flour AND MEAL-Prces generally have had a
dounward tendency sipee last week. supplies have ~
creased, accounts from Engand have bsen loss hyor
aee, end other oaases have copslbusd Y he sspres-
ping grades In demand and prices arm, bat
dull n' and lower soatbefa Soars unset,led. Rye
sag auo snd sups sSTn sa ss and %. ;os
$50 Western spring wheat extras, ts6as6 DO don
ole extra. t DO winter whss s1Ta, an sad !. d9u:
city shipping EXTRAS, s@ss Is southern. supers, n 1S
Eye SoSr' sogsfaps, sSS S $50 corn Ss.e&sssISS
'sd,sy ee Is. ss * :upSs: s. CANA.
business has been dull, but iatterig buyers seon %
hnye been compelled to pnrohase. Wheat to-day was
SSma9d for sIeert s9d sprnS To- frrsr ,nls &,
for No DO, Chicaao and Milwaukee; and 80 for red
k9utharn Illinois delivered, ana amoer Ohio, In store
@e quote white at tssti IS and NO. sprinf at ti
Canadian, be- IN bond barley, SOC d ii Tor state And
Canada West. Barley malt, ec atl %. Corn was In
better supply and. at L.. decline. more active
sales 800 bush NJ tiO@si i2 for new Western mixed
orn yellow. southern corr mol In market. Oats were
steady with sales Of 20 900 busn a 6iaGokc. for Wet
ern IN store and aaoat ana a0c for OHIO and 6ata
PRoybIoEs-The n,arset Tor log produces ha, lat.
terry been much depressod. but to-day nrner
and more active sales I,iD bos. AZ SIS ~ for extra
prime 1850 f0t primenes and S201J 20 50 for
At t2@ss for PLAIN and extra fcrce beef nrmor
al fs1St<1 for prime and fsnaf5 for India
stocks small. Beef hrm at e1tptD for Western and
southern Cut meats dull ~ lI>si1c. Tor picked harns
and l2slyhc, for shoulders Bacon neAry nominal NJ
lie. for Cumberland. Lard nrm but rather more In
JURY nthe late decline sales SEQ pSgs at NfGisNc
Tor No. to prime city ana i6c. fOr prins Western
sieami also 80 prime steam, istc.. seller option
Ill lbLl July. Dressed hOgs lower at nAc.
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nonndio be On Time.

Prom ne POughIsepsis Eagle, MAY IS,
Sergeant Patrick Ryan, OF q detachment II
cavalry at the West Point MllIary Academy, receiv'
pred al ten O'Clock Monday night. On the alter
noon Of that day be WIS In New York city having .
good Tine and waiting till the last moment lie hasten
on NET r. NJ, train for Garrisops. Aner tie train
ttutc he ascertliued, N his extreme disgust that
tA' train diI not stop at GaTTisons. lie pOndered
iaa.j concluded 70 jump of US the train passed the
b,'Hll aud take his chaLces-and lie did. lie rolled
"Nr' ah4 over receiving severe cuts about the head
goa u.lg bodNy injuries, though no bones were
toIcu. A. he lay partly unC. lsclous, strong hand
l'ltt lHu nom tie down track In the face OF a
t,NA,,H bound cx;ra train Just in time To save his
!r' le va- then curioi 10 a.. Jerry boat and con
N'''I .t--e iAn river ~ the Military Hospital,
1870 .t. con administered 10 lis wants lie
'''' y .'4'..- ~ get uacA ga time and be fii,
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Contents OF the Weekly Sun.

tans the following:
Progress OF The Cuban Revolutions A General Elec-
uon Law kncll OF IoygamYi Svoy Debate IN the
House OF Representatives.; An Army oficer Court
Martialcd for D.yorciug h.s Nae; The Champion Pur
lists; Linz OK BsmalcE tCuba:ard ST. Domingo Fer.
rando De Sofos Body Found. Grant Settling an An.
Gent Score with cen Hancock Ths Feaian Fright, I;
Marrying for swing ElgcLOyc In the Sorosisi Lead
Ing Articles on Matters OF lntcgest; Sunbeams; What
was Hl-A Story Financial and Agricultural Re.
ports.
The Dollar suS contains comrlc'e epttouc OF the
news OF the week from all parts OF the United States
and the American cont rent. Copies In wrappers
ready for mailing to the old country may be had al the
desk OF our publication ONCE Pric, three cents.
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mo viii 20 frore,v ,'gc'l rcycwl ~ '.s no 'tr
of'ocrs. one 1T whom he accuse OF BEN snrak I.
iur -,CaUiant tl Iic npiuy OF CJl''t,s Grim II.
iC tltcuCnpg Mm NIsh removal Wuiie on Gu.
n.rd ste mrr few G'y7 aiicrw.Ti. the, MAJOR in-
IN suit Of Wilt, linen. he tumbicd into the coal
hunkrrs. where he rtmtrat tNo hours, being un-
able to recover himself When he did aprcar he was
he h.a always been tyrHuDicai and dlc tUTiIl, ard
say That he fears no but Inspector Jim Aexan-
der who once CHALLENGED linn to mortal co nbat.
TIE Major, they sIy has always been above the duty
OF dschlrging officer, and now, through the inGu-
ence Of Gen Butler, he IN company with 1enitont
smuggers is enabled to show little brief authority.
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REfL ESrATE TRANSACTIONS.

Al the Exchange yesterday, Messrs. L. H. Ludlow
Co sold water lot g south st.. $500 lot 65lh
st.. IS feet ". sth ay., $500.
Messrs. Roberts NcGnir sold housc and lot S1S W
teth ST., $50 house nd lot ls1 ", 18TH st. titar.
hessrs. Bellamy StTatun sold at private sale iron
foundry. buildings, and acres nj willismsport, Pa
$500 i house e s1d acres a, iln.sing $1,000
One Of the largest real eiste sales OF the WIN
come on on wednesday the list OF June, at the Mer-
chants Exchange saesroOm, III Broadway. The pro-
PsftS y " sSid which consists o = acfSs .ltnatsd
homestead Probably no opportunity so favorable 70
real estate buyers thatnow offered viii be pres-r ted
for some time to come. The lots TO be sold number
over OO, ana arc admirably adapted for speedy I'm
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Arrixed-TuEspAY, May .

Arrived-TuEsDAY, May 81
Steamship City Of Paris. Liverpool. mdse and pass.
Steamship san Salvador, savannah Indsc. ana pass.
ship Great OF the ave, Yokohama, teas, DC.
ship BnCking hamkhire, Calcutta, Indse.
ShiD Hasiaw, Shanghas. teas.
Bark AdalinA, Manila. helnp and sugar.
BARK HAvolock. Yokohama toAs.
Bark Robert Bombay, hnsced
Brig Music, Hong Kong, udsc.
brig IRIS 81. Pierre. sugar, &c.
Brig Foam. Palermo, NUT
Brig L. W. Eaton, bermuda, produce.
Schr. VIM Fisher, utilla Island, Hond.. fruit
Also. the uAuaI river and cosstwIse vessels.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
QUEENSTOWN. May 2l-Calabria, NewYork.
SoUTnAMPTos, May 2-Rhein. New York.
LONDON, Nay 1-Prussian, Quebec.
LIVERPOOL, May 2i-Rhcim aud holland.
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PArESTs-Inventors who wish 10 take out Let.
tiers Patent are advised to counsel sith Mum Co.
Editors OF the ScieAaHc 1notcdn, who have prose-
cuted claims before the Patent once for twenty
years. Their American and European Patent Agency
Is the most extensive Ia the world Charges less than
any other reliable agency pamphlet. Containing full
Instructions to inyeutors, 10 sent gratis. Address
Mum Co. 81 PARK row. New YorE.-Ady.
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BusIuss Hoiltts.

Bethcrz, daring your Chiid's Secend Sum
mer you will md Mrs. MINsLOW'S SOOTHING 81.
RUP nm invauabie friend. II cures dysontcry and
diarrtipa, regulates tho stomao, and bowels, cures
wind cnlic, s9i.cni tho gums, reduces inflammation,
md gives and energy 20 the whole system. In A.
most every instance where the infant is suffering IRON
pain and cxhawtion, relief will be found 10 nccu or
twenty minutcs Afier The soothns Syrup has been ad
ministercd. DO not ia to procure II.
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The Activity of the Frcc-Tradcrs.

Tic third report Of the Free-Tpde League shows
that the efforts Of tho League have been crowned
with success Tho ircc.uade agia'o has been felt
in the agricultural counties OF this State aud OF
Penns lvana Daring the last fortnight large meet
ings have been held In Newbur=h, Goshen, War
wick, Port Jerys, Aontcello, and Bmira. A
thorough canvass Il to be made II the districts rep
resented In Congress by the leaders OF the Protcc.
Zionist partY-namcly, those Of Mcssrs. Scnenek,
Bingham. blair, Mccarthy, aud others.
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Debility.

Rev A Lloyd, Of Pekin, Illinois says that the Iron
aud snphur Powders he obtained for Mr.. Lloyd, did
her so much good that he wishes larger supply as his
family are mach debilitated.
Sold by Druggists. Package, II Powders, tis
Packages, $3.50. Mailed free. Money at risk.
HALL d RuCKEL 2is Greenwich IT.. New York.
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NEW YORK, May IS, $50.


George c. RcAGrdson. Esq. boston, Haas.
Your despatch received. j. W. MeCulloh was not
appointed by the Legislature OF this State TO examine
the Affairs Of the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York. lie allowed by the Investigating Com
mittos OF the Assembly To attend and with my consent
and the consent oftae Company no did attend aud par
tcipate IA examination which have been making.
All charges made by Mr.. Mcculloh Others were fully
inVestigated. The examination has boon thorough.
The charges Of breach OF trust and mismAnag ement
have nv opinion been established. Eothinx has
been shown which should forfeit or impair the coma
denoe OF me poncyhodcrs or public in the Company
It's MANAGEMENT. Ny examination has sstisned thsl
the Company has been managed with peculiar ability
integI ~. and that Its condition is emineny sound
l shall publish an official report soon.
GE0. W. MILLER,
superintendent OF the Insurance Department OF the
State OF New York.
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II may seem strange to the merely superficial OBJ
server that the has of one manufacturer should
mmensuEaby superior 10 those OF another yet such
clearly the case and Knox OF Sa Broadway bears tho
palm. To account for this we should remember tnat
Knox has secured this prelermeut At great OF labor
and the anxiety Of years The result that all men (
purchase their hats EnON-ddp.
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I.tva s,toeL Markef-

NEW YORK, TUESDAY, May 2i.-There were no
hccvcs sale to-day, and prices remain nomnally the
same AZ yeserday when ordinary % prime steers were
head, to- day and duli, weak market at 5kG1kc for
common 10 good shcared. Hogs were easter at II &c
Tor dressed Receipts were % loads or S2O head
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Court Caicndar. thiEDay.

srrrs~s covuT srsr.t TsssN- i.i isS ie ia i1s us
-. ~, ~, $40, Nv 4lF, "a So, 9i
sra'Nt to'AT CHANHHEN0s. -, 90 ~ IUg Ia, ls
~. Cali. -.
SuruIE CuuEr. Tutr rtrN-Psu H.-NSs iios, 9a los
1870. Is', 9t T't , lsss, 1854 loo, 1850 lsls gsL
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY. May ai-P. M.-Ths cques who have
depressing the railway share market for several
days, this morning changed their tactics and advanced
prices from to 81 per cent. the lt Of active stocks
Pacnc Mall was employed to rally the rest OF the mar
ket while the old Lake Shore party buoy aud
strength to that stock by free purchases. Reading
also advanced ~ por cent and the whole list OF ea
ing shares followed in the upward movement The
sudden change was generally believed TO DO only a
sharp rally Tor the purpose OF again selling out the
public, and the movement therefore received out little
support outside OF the eilques.
The gold market been active, with partial reac
tion from yesterdays depression the esding operators
who forced the price down being active purchasers
early in the day. The nrst recorded trantacton Was
effected llsz from which point the price advanced
y cent, with majority OF dealings at iiiH9iiiA.
The advance IN foreign exchange TO lO9h for 90 days
balls also strengthened the market, and there was con
siderable covering Of short costraotA Prices n the
close we're arm with late sa!es at LAX.
There was good borrowing demand for each gold,
snda 1X, l. and y cent paid to have balances
carried. the more general rates being IL and 2. Tho
Allemana sailed to-day with sssoss IN geld and silver
bars. The outward bound steamers tomorrow ALEC
Will probably take $50 900 or $4,000, in gold bars. The
tota clearing, at the Sold Exchange Bank were te1so
tl,loSsl1. The principal quotations wsrei
re E:iiil..s
sss S ss A a:: e Ssx tAs G
Ss money "A: :aOXn further sOwnys.s
sss sT rsae@en; az ana cent the sfOcS
s: snd fis IL %'r % @ lance
nstopsl bank notes Commercial gaper 10 In ac.lye
sS 10 cent, sood aocspIanees psssins az and I,
and salabis single signatures, ~ 70 10
s se 2, a ss %se Ps. 0Sn mn
The Impression that the:Mays and Means COMMITTEES
t hs orieinsl senate bin. Though but it.
lie credegcc w,i given g q tss THm9. u ws
lug tue inVsstment movement, and gave me bears an
Opportunity OF depressing tue market A denial OF
a toSI IN an S@"T Scoa the aT
noon, prices ADVANCING y 20 cent ,5 ana sIosing
strong Henry olews a co. 81 wall street, report at
rscpr,.ne, g. "a ~ Ai IL sos. O. coyp f Ai itis
ISL I' IL, g. g c COUP iiisss
s:. C sS9s tt5 ii"G9enSi'i T. q bds az i@s
n s0 S9PEs nys ss' @cs arm ne dew bonds
advancing y cent, to 50, suh Louisiana ieyse g. y
grn Ss 5s G Sant 70 Missouri s. were ere
strong at 94 the Hannibal ana ~, SosipS ssu w and
nt sRH oq omS So ~cfe reported oH snl Fourth
National Raya moTe9Esai TeIS sSS95 T a.
siHSS,' H IL i.@na :. Nd Guon Pae.Ic. IN, land
grants being quoted ~ dJi' Incomes S'SS''i' and
''2 lhc pfqcp features Of the rslSSy';hs5s market
were 'es MARGARINE eana ono nad asssspp and oc
isSSd New YS,k 6ea,ral:ranged from iSo Z 70 iOi5t
ssoTg & ne pt'sle is,lP " Pau sS%$oa
10 s. - the preferred w TO @,G ONO Gad hisslsssnl
IA 70 80" r ESSH R ssPa NaH and s Lake
ron p sG @ S sssiS was and ''{ Sss
SerssS E snsTsi OSSiOsx Bo.tss hartford and Rri.
SsaSSd iTOm TX y u. GysAiusAs securities we're Y
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BosroE, Mass, May II, 1870.
10 George W. Miner, Insurance Superiaieadsns Of tAe
STATE Qf Ntir Yort.
J. w McCul!oh represents that he was appointed by
the Legislature OF New York 10 examine the Affairs OF
the Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY Of New YORK; and
that he made many charges agaas, the officers OF
that Company all OF which have been BY you
Is this true2 Have the officers, any OF them. com-
mitted any wrong breach OF rust2 What Is tbs
suit OF your examinationp A public neehag of policy.
holders called to meet here Thursday which McCul.
lob proposes to address In your opinion. after the
Investigation you have made, there ythng IN the
conduct Of the officers OF the Company when should
forfeit the confidence OF the policy hoiders In them
Answer by telegram, aud also by to-day's mail.
GEORGE Q. RICHARDSON.
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estimation that valuable curative agent, HFLMBoLp's
BUoHU and they constantly prescribe for diseases OF
tn bladder kidneys. urinary organs, strangury con-
plants to females and general prosration Of
the system.
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sAsahoi. Lodge mu, Is This evening, and VIII cou-
~ vac 'h'Id 4e-t'e. I,r li'vrhl afr inYlte".
l@ymonl Lodge VIII give dramatic festival in
sW on We ha'' ~ Wall AID Asylum gud IN Iv Aead.
tn9 VI A. .sIs. "a Juu =
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BOOTS AND SHOES At GREAT RE-
UClIUN- Consisting IA gleAt variety a.,d ~
OF nntclass goods-fhs large assortment ol boJts,
thoes, galtcs, ani spvrs are udercd a. great redEc
on rom former prices. \ vsit 10 this cSfao,!shnant
Is solicited to examine the iasge assortment OF goods
aud he convinced tnt this Is he p.ce To EFt LrsCass
goOds at low prices. Particular attcnt.ou gwen to
c. c. RICHMOND, So broadway.
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LoYNAz-YoUNG.-AtT Trinity C,ape,. on Tuesday
evening. MAY ~ by tae Rev. isese ii. fpts, b. p;,
Ssr. ess f sSsst a9bpa % Ssos 70 nsSbeth
Young,
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susinrss 9otitts.
The Mutual Life Insurance Compan a,
OF NEW YORK.

INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS.
Bosros. May 16 1870.
j. ". Nc CuHoh. Esq. Nao York.
DkAn sRi Learning that you were appointed by the
Legislature OF your State to make examination into
the Affairs OF the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York." In regard more particularly TO certain
charges preferred by and others against the officers
of the Company" and that you have competed
your investigation and ready to your report.
We. polleyhoders in the Company. OF this city
spectuly request you and others interested
In this matter Al tho rooms Of the Board OF Trade.
Thursday afternoon 1T o'clock that such action may
be taken by the occasion may seem to require.
Your obcdient servants.
GEO. b. BALDWIN, EDWARD W. KINsLEY,
GEO. d. WISE, HENRY W. FRENCH,
=. @. PORTER JAMES II. FREELAND.
CHAS Ii. sHAPLEIGH, b. +. ROLLINS.
CYRUS DUPBE, CHAs. H. ALLEN,
JAMES W. HAYWARD, AMoRY LELAND,
A. Il. BUTrEl,FIELD, +. A. FOSTER,
ALDEN sPEARR, JOHN s. SHEPARD,
SAMUEL MANsUR, WILLIAM HILTON,
W. r. POOLE, FRANK SNOW,
JOHN II. POOLE, NATHANIEL c. CHAPLIN,
AUGUSTUS TowNE, GEO. J. FISHER,
BARNEY 6. SNOW, L. A. WRIGHT.
NEW York, Nav II, 1870.
GENTLEMEN: l VIII eheerfully comply with your re.
quest, and meet you on THURSDAY.
J. W. McCULLoH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-25

wheeler Il Wilson Msehigess 1,1l1 Brosd-
out extra charge. Machines 10 let. j. t. ELLIS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-25

sponge Cushion, after constant use in Broad
way stage nearly four perfectly Demonstrates the
durability OF ELASTIC SPONGE for CUSHIONS, Bids, Pill.
Lows. ana FURNITURE srUTFTNd, and Is now eIhi.
pition 81 the Companys salssrooms, si Broadway, or
poslLe 81 Mich las Hotel.