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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-17

TIE IDLEwILD EXoURsIoN.-The
report that four hundred tickets were
sold was premature. There will be
plenty of room for all to day.
Excursionists should see that their
baskets are properly marked to avoid
confusion and loss.
In order that the excursion may
not be silent affair. good music has
been provided to enliven the occssion
Having learned the above items,
get your basket and go.
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MATCHMAKING.
A. c. RosEECRANs. HARRY SMITH
ROSENORANS 4 SMITH,
Watchmakers and jewelers.,
NO. IL NORTH SECOND ST.,

DEALERS in American, English and
- swiss Watches, in gold, silver and
plated cases. Fine Jewelry, Silver Ware
CLOCKS. &C. Personal attention given 70
repairs of hne watches, &c.
RS- No work entrusted pprenticea.
fse23 8n-
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2. h. q IN. R. R.. Northern Division
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Transfer Packet Steamer Fayoito
leaves Evansville daily nt........ goo b .tT.
Train leaves Henderson at........... q 900 s.sr.
Arrive a. adisonville....... ..... 800 t'.lIs
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves jacksonville daily
Sundays eNcepted) at ................ e :2j AM.
Arrive AZ Henderson. .......... ........ zoo Am
Arrive al Evansville by Transf8r
Packet FaYette .......... r. sl1 A.g.
Making connection both ways with
trains on tho il. q G.. Railroad.
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You will fud Ladies Velvet Hats
at 81 cents, at Click 4 Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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AAIUHNANat
Terre Inufe a InhlnnnRnIIa.

Indp'iiss;2O AN. sf25 lssoPH. 5.80rm
AFTGUe
r. 100 AXLE NJ. 4:i0PMlI;25rm
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OHIO 3 MlBslsslppI.

GOING EAafs
Leave Lightning EE. Acc. Might Eek.
Vincennes ~ ;G8 H.. 1913 II M..I0i2l Il m
gOrHO WEST.
Leave Mail. Night FIX. Day ok.
NinceuneB 80. q ~ n Ne. i5T 4 I .. Is 800 H
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MANHOOD:
Wow Lost Il How Reslnrnn

Just published, in sealed envelope.
Price, six cents. a LECTURE ON THE
NATURAL TREATMENT. and Radical
Cure Of Auermatorrhen or Seminal Weak
ness voluntary Emissions, sexual De-
billy, and lsnpedimentn 90 Marriage gene
orally NeTvDuHno.s, Communion, Epic
lepsy, and itsi Mental and Physical Tine
capacity, resulting from SELF Abuse, SCI
by ROBr. j. CULvERw lLL, ~. ID, author of
tDe" Green Book &c.
A BOON TO THOUsAND3 or gUFFEHERs.
sent under seal, IN plain envelope, TO-
any address, POSTPAID, on receipt of aiE
cents, or two postage s-hmp1. bY CHAb.
j. q. KLINE a. co,
I2z Bowery, New York, Post once Box
4,6S0. Also, Dr. CuiverWelia " Marriage
Guide" price % cents. mas dW8m
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DOOley's Baking Powder.

The standard reputation attained by
this unrivaled and infnllible " FEAST pOW-
perfect purity, healthfulness, and eoonC-
my. Pat up tn tins, actual weight, uH
represented, and Will keep for years.
The quantity required for use ia from
one fourth % Onc-haif less than other
Baking Powders.
Sold by Grocera throughout the United
States. DO0LEY a. BROTHER,
Manufacturer and Proprigtor8.
APPS d8m cod GO New Street, ~ 4.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-17

COURT HOUSE BURNED.-The Court
House in Marion. Crittenden County,
KY, was totally destroyed by fire a
few days ago. The building had just
been completed in place of the old
Court House, which was burned by
the guerrillas during the war. A
timer, who was repairing or finishing
the guttering, left his furnace, full of
live Goals, on the roof, which was
overturned. setting the building on
fire.
As a melancholy coincidence to the
above, while the flames were consum-
ing the building, DR.. II. L. Lee, of
Princeton, the contractor, who had
superintendent its erection. was quiz
city breathing out his life. and died
by the time the building was con-
sumed. This is heavy loss upon
the people of Crittenden County. who
had just been assessed to pay for the
building.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-17

VICTIMS OF THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
DIsAsTER.-Our readers will remem-
Der among the list of the injured in
the terrible railroad accident on the
Missouri Pacific Railroad, last week,
the name of Thos. L. Manning, of
Evansville, Ind. The person injured
was Thos. L. Nancy. of this city,
and brother of Mr.. II. c. Nancy,
our we'll known and respected citizen.
A letter from the gentleman waiting
upon him-a lawyer aud an Odd Fell
low-to Mr.. H. G. Nancy, says Thos.
L. Nancy is at the Sisters HOSPITAL.
st. Louis, receiving every possible at
tention and will soon recover.
Emory II. Stucky. Of this city, was
among the killed. He was able to
walk short distance after being re-
moved from the wreck, and gave di.
rections respecting his property, to
Mr.. j. Lee, one of the men who as
sisted in getting out the killed and
wounded. In his pocket book $24 %
we're found.
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Terre Haute q IndIannD0II1

Leave Day Eek. Night FIX. Mall
Terre Hautu. 4.Ia M..f2slO "A m.. $3.50 IA III
-4TrfUe
Indianapolis, 6:f5 p m... 2:i0 A Bf..l0.05 a f
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EVansTIIIe q CraWf0FdlVIIIe-

RETURHfNG,
Leave EXP. Mnll. Freight.
a. Hauto ....... 0s40 A 49,. A.iQ ~ Moe Oslo "a tF
Vincennes..... $50 NJ. 0;-8 r. M...1l 900 IL NJ
AgyfBs
EvanavlIlo ...I2.oo lL.....lo.-0 y N J. 8 .al ? N
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FLAMING MILLS.
NEW ErERnr

NEW FIRM.
b. N. TRIBE. W. w. WTLErHgaN
B. r.. TRIPLE - Co,
Successors TO VIM. Hunnol3
Manufacturers OF Doors Sash. BIludr
Frames, sc. "A lHo. dealers in Pine aud
Poplar Flooring, WoatncrDOarding. Shine
giles, Lath, &c Building material of AN
kinds IN our iiuo made % order.
Factory end Yard. Corner of Wal
aHt and rim Streets,
Evansville, Indiana.
sE- orders from abroad promptly attended
70. lfe2 d0m
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RAILROAD TEME.tAnLE.
Corrected February ath' iseol
EYanaHIIIe 4 OraMIord.EIIIe R.E.

COMO NORTH.
Leave Mall EEnr. Freight.
Evansville ..l0:i0 A H.. q go Y d.. 4st0 a IA
AFyfUe
Vincennes. ~; 80 p H.. @ go u M..I0.lb a IE
Terre Hnute. g s52 N H.. 1916 y d.. 4sl1 E nE
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Initial Paper and Envelopes.

French Initial.
Rose Tint Initial.
SiddoDs Initial. d.
Parke Mills Initial.
For sale at the JOURNAL Office.
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8Ladies Hose, 12z cents a pair,
and Children's Hose, in endless vari-
ETY., at the Ladies Emporium, No. ;,
South Second Street. ml63t
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R9 Dress Goods and Cassimeres
in great variety, now very cheap at
SCHAPKER, BUssING a. Co.'s,
apr20-tf 40 Main Street.
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EZRA CORNELL, President
J.. ANTHONY.
j. rs. OSBORNE. STrusteeS.
TTtlM = EnnE PIP

n York Ssn tbe ljtH dy Of January 1870
personally Thomas ~ BOoke known 70 b. TIE
and who dposrs and that De Tie Nece
hogphc COMPANY and shat The contents
the foregoing bis knowledge except as 10
therein stated information au belief and o. {" i'sr
believes De THOMAS y EoOhER secretary
sworn 10 before IA this l9u day ofJanuary. 1870 go
VI. BARRIER. NotIr7 Pebble y. y. Co.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PgfrAnRIruIA IS -CottOD du Mllug Upland 21e Flour
bst-r sup.r.e 25: - 20 Suung Wheat Eata
suv Pennsylvania Do S50 IS 5J OHIO DO, IS 2j0
= 25 Flac. 70 Joa - So What au Peguvania Red ~
and Oats unchanged COGee-uoihug dong
Sa.ar .fy 0lCc for Fair Good Cuba Provisions duh
droog but prices uucbal-et Peio.eunSma business
<4Gr Refined 3J.e Whisky tun Al 81 FOR on-bOuGd
Cart,U ga lEKehauge tucaaugd Flour steady Al 1Jd
r S9rug Wheat steady All dbc for No z; IN the
sso quiet c cash. and seller January BE seller February,
for Corn quiet 7ud7r for 40 ?, 10 lie euoOn dull at
-l- for f0a4.c for No p Rive dull nominal
asi No. D. 7oc Barley qlet Al 7OGijc for No 2
ysa.r 8Ia1fc for strictly fresh Hghwu-s trn AZ Rd.c
roo. active Pork less active. closing Al 80 1od ~
rs.l seller March Lard STEADY at lJfahc Dry Sated
ktrtis-. t 1Iuc Rough sides. l3c Mttes, - 1l4c Hams
re.ty a. ia 1. for PcLeI BGlsc for Green Dressed
i og tiT 40 IN l2t dividing on 30 pounds Live Hogs
81 fair oruaud 5D0 80 % for common - 0-5 10 Tor ir TO
medium good choice, - Jd 4sOIA for extra
s fair demand 410$5 3t for lar to good co~s, ~ 80
"a ? for good smooth Recepis@" bb~ ficur Izy'
g,.t Wfef 800 hush Oats -" b1,h BareY,
oJl Hoz. Nuwneu-5CO bbs Flour l2UJO bush Wheat 5000
BY.h Coru l5%v bush. Osts. J5J Hogs n... go.
ToLFDb Ju IgFOur JUL Wheat easier, No White Michigan
9 H. Amber p U2i; No. Rel, : 10; No. Red ~ M" Corn
eIvsrc ne dull AMI nominal At sc Dressed Hogs
fun At 81 ..H4 IS Beceps-5i0 bush Wheat $1,000 10 Dressed
Hogs ouYmrat,-l,lJj Dds foui' o''V ID Die''e4 ''-N
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ftnautial.


DACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. %
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Gland GRANI)........... IS
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD INCOME BONDS.
CENTRAL PACIFIC 6i
CESTKAL PACIFIC RAILROAD STATE AIDS ........ -
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD tCONS BRTIBLEl...... =
CALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD. ................,.7 Is
ATCHsOS AND PIXIES PEAK RAILROAD........ ..... Is
KANSAS PACIFIC DO
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILROA 70
BOUGHT AID SOLD BY
{ Il l. l. Y & ID O l. q II T. Il II Y,
II WALL-ST n Y.
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Ar.r ttrrorrh Investigation o. the above eute We recon-
mend these Bonds licass investment a1'fls hsoe s4'
.d unusually liberal Of interest Al mntEf.le trcut
Their Price free Of commission aud eIp' charges 0cee'
iu payment Pamphlets and maps iunbed on apD"c~'oA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-20

These Bonds present price Of gold Yield interest
ana they fully l. = JZ sAIch
only psv e.! 90 currency.
They are only upon section Of the Road the
aud boz kucres operation over two and hall
millions Of dollar. expended the Road. Ehythre miles
are about completed sud EQUIPPED and ALREADY show large earnings
and the remainder the line rapidly toward completion
The State Iowa which this road Of tte richest
agricultural sections america. its large population extending With
aud yield q pom WOO" and Other
secnta products demand Tor the construction "
IN ros Which best possible Guaranty Tor the h9udnoers
e,p,csv through the Wee and most hky popu
lated section Of the state ,,,,-----,-
M yqf through merlin and grortug S'a OF Mnneo'1
Id States will show that u ideTsss ~
portion ~ ne b,Si ana iH one ~
UiN 'hf'yO
to srr 20 nj es from Northern
low. and all poou Of Minnesota than other road
now bulls or protected also the route from Central and
Southern Iowa -, --,
Tim, RECEIVES EARNINGS ON ITS COMPLETED SECTIONS
CREATIY rs PXCksS or THE AMOUNT NEEDED TO raj
min INTEREST IPOS ITS BONDS BEFORE THE ROAD IS
tTSiIR me Euyer Of Bolds Is thc,rt guaranteed ~ a
~ susss alrs1dJ ne Ouis ~ t road as rex as
- yr,1f s1TlgJs and has not 10 riss dHyQ NJ cDnti9f,
M. arrays opstng Of T0das ~ he0 and u'ftd
United quantity only Of these Bonds offered At IS and ac
cfued Interest
.e. ororrb Investigation the above enterprise We recon-
mend these Bonds s lrstca investment aSrils sho"te sa'7
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Eetturcs anS I(uimgs.
ORIENTAL. AND BIBLE LANDS.
" TWO ILLUSTRATED LE ~ haS,
By Hon. ISRAEL 5. DlEhL,
pvupy ST METHOD Isl EPISCOPAL CHIkth
FVBAY EVENINGS. Jauusry - and %, 1850 -.
10 tue cosuurs Nofu % bnsg
lectures III be illustrated by the use Of a6e MAYS a. D-s
client '0'' TIeEETS ,PoR EACH LECrrRM. IS cEyrS
C,FNERAI. SOCIETY of MECHANICS and
,nLS1Ey Of tie CRY 81 NEW pth -NlA IT, SO AH'
IEriRE OF he coarse VIII be delivered on iil ANpAl
-, D. i5 Al St.rWay Hall By tie Rev NOAH hNN oNhHNNN
"A s.bi.rt. Doors e. -nee 80 p
- - JAMES j. 81 kNEf Chairman Lecture '0HN''''o
FREpgRicx H. GEo.L. Secretars ire.ufe toS,il'ss'
DEGULAR MONTHLY MEETING oil thee
Western Branch Young Mrus Christian s".l'ea w ~ sa
thr k'tus 23 fuds - t'''s '' ~ W.
,,iu,,, msy be erected hsay bT NJ l.oFtAi't
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Salrs bp Sutton.

4 UCTION SALE.
\ BIZ HENRY II LEEDS MINER.
HENRY H. LKEps. Aucou-er.
ELEGANT and COSTLY DAMOSD aud SOLID GOLD JhNEIRY.
RrGES, EMEgAlDS ed OTHER PRECiQa Sr0SES WATKINS
RESERVE, TO CLOSE TIE C0NCEES At ths
Nos gI7 and al9 BROADWAY southwest Twshhst,
THURSDAY 2lth FRIDAY 28tu and SArIRDA 2Ja January 1870
In ti. yer, valuable collection fclssS
DIAMONDS Of Old and new mines RJBlhN kMERALDn fEAhN
OPAS STONE CAMEOS Of the great artists mounted in th most
at ste amer JEWELRY Of ali descriptions q The most elegant
y, embracing very large assortment OF bEh1ELhIH Ho ~
MOND RINGS BAR RINGS Of the llet and cut also ladies'
be.t makers aud 6nsD LOCkETS SEAL RINGS SCARF PINS,
CHAINS &C. Of She best worknau aud ane % aud o-ef superb
''TFRMSoC4SH foE ALL SIMS UNDER $50; OVER THAT
AMOUNT FOUR MONTHS ENDORSED NOTES. APPROVED 81
All. CaEDirs TO BIZ ARRANGED FOR BEFORE THE SALE
The good, will be exhibition at Galleries as above Oh and
after MONDAY, 2itl inst, Until sales
Catalogues a, Galleries ,rd Offices Of tho Aactoneer'
A. MpsvR AuctIonrer
DY BANGS. MERWIN 81 Co., Broadway, cor.
I'D istSae Of Books Works Of Art Fancy Goods Fur,ge:&e
GE2 A LstyiTT 4 i9Go,,: cr1>-,ro>-
BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL As.orpace aud E.gbtbs- LEAyirr SfKEBElGH &
Co. CoSssSaEsrs SOLICITED LHRARs tATALoeGED AND SOLD
pY JOHN II. DRAPER q Co.. Auctioneers.
ID The DELAWARE, LACHAWANNA, and WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY VIII SELL COR, ,,,,.c, COZ,
Erg.aasr'gi1cs sANrEL sLoAS. r.-, d.a.
}. p. TR,vER. Auc.oaser
TOOLS and MACHINERY
FULTON I%oS WORKS
BETWEEN C6RffiEAAs 9AYD EAsr.srS ---.-
TRAvER ESLaR. Office 81 L5,ry, vii se. % FHIbSDAl
work, the accumulation Of fret class steam E1cne
aud Boiler "ors' w L,e' l,neri DiSf Sa.'i h NON
Pouches Shears Rollers vug Machines trage' CCIo Lale'
Catalogues ready at the worE or at the oe Of the Auction
eers
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extends from SswYok City IN line nearly straight The City Of
OsWego Lake Ontario distance Of miles line is
peted 10 miles from osWego and regular running daily
large force working the balance Of the line which progress
ng rapidly. and win be completed d1ung uneut year
SAFETY OF THE BONDS.
There railroad bond offered SeNYork which
clearly combines the elements Of PERFECT SECURITY HIGH
RATE OF INTEREST this in proof Of which the following
simple facts presented:
l. THE LOCATION OF THR ROAD stretching from the City Of
NewYork the Northern part rich
popuous MIDLAND COUNTIES or NETWORK STATE. the
nearest the great Lakes is such tia; command large
through and local traffic from tie opened from
NewYorl Buffalo vii be shortened seventy miles aBI Osaego
fortyfre miles.
q THE COST or BUILDING TIE ROAD is about siOoOo per
mile and $4,000 Of that necessarily furnished by stock sub
sepon before dollar used from the sale Of bonds the Issue Of
the positively limited $1,000 PER MILE OF ROAD
BUILT AND IL RUNsING ORDER
OVER s6OOOOOO slre,dy paid stock subscriptions
The mortgage bonds every railroad running Of NewYork
City are good aud interest is promptly pail on them.
THB TOTAL INTEREST LIABILITY Of this great through
route Of railway Lakes and coast 900 miles
length he only tC0OOj per ae the whole line ii,
completed the moderate calculations the Average EARNINGS
OF a SINGLE MONTH would FAR excel this
THE RATE or INTEREST.
These bonds pay seven per go Unsj states Iuroms
tax and this gold 10 equal about NINE PER CENT
YEAR No person could expect SAFE INVESTMENT
WITHIN OUR OWN STATE be offered liberal teiG
these.
The better opinion Of a careful business men s. that gold will
anI premium many years !. much better
Tor coua should be the tease. la that shout have
rapid aud violent return to specie payments
THE BONDS.
The issued 10 denominations 81 oo
bear Per Cent Iue.; go ee Of Income Tax Coupon
or Registered payable semaulunIy in NsvYo, 90 the
lst Of January aud lst Of July
PRICE: PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
Pamphlets. circulars, &C., may De bad ou application
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,,.t.. N . r. se q mo hush at s119Oc Tor p'wp
81 T%.npi. New Western fncl ss2G9Ac and VI u s', -,
Old, Southern White ria 81 "a; do Yellow al v'@''N' ~"
>euo" 8. 49,. vsov xsv ,oEx yot wEKK ENDING H.
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7 PER CENT GOLD BONDS
AT 05,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAN,
ISSUED By TnR
Burlington, Cedar Rapids aud Mime
sofa Railroad Company
FIRST MORTGAGE AID CONVERTIBLE,
AND PROTECTED BY
LIBERAL SINKING FUND.
INTEREST PAYABLE IN COIN At SEw-YoRE OR LONDON
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IL COIN IL FIFTY YEARS.
LIBERAL SINKING FUND.


INTEREST PAYABLE ~ COIN At SEw-YORE OR LONDOS
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE N COIN rs FIFTY YEARS.
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IILEUIC LIFK INhURANCK 20, No IoI bHOADWAlIy
NEw-lORE, Jan. o. 1870 (
ELECTION.-An Election for thirteen Di-
II Eclectic Life Insurance Comps viii he held al the
OHce Of the Cumpanv WEDNESDAY l9t January 1870 be
tween the y and O'Clock 6 On N'raETl Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-20

j. EDGAR THOMSON. Ptvst Pruusrlv'aa r. z. CO
CHAS l. FROST, Prest Toledo, Peon4 WARSAW r. R. Co.
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,OT SSSESBu,re.. Moderately aud about pre"9s
e,pt th seady domestic; sc' OF ~
Crssns Al IS Soc 40 hbJS CROP Cuba Musco'A
- . .. %, A.. Il. .,..a, with A retail trade;
so lower aud tui, s'''''
Cannon TO Good - 10 Tar Is q1i crple Fish
~OlIS-AmeYicsu Lase- d3ic for CASKS aue ga kISs
Lard Oh steady AZ
PROVIS IONS-Tbrre fair degree OF ae 49, lover and
1T the business b,ug iohliug Character NJ a, az for
oss beavv the cash and regur at & O., W., Prime.
Medium Mess: 81 for Mess Va" 5e Tor Clear
= 81 81 f,r civ Prime ,rsS: for bin Me au' - vs. "a
ftrrs delivery market dH pni'lk uv',.
~ Ne. oeeret Al n - seller March Br y D, nt I Ig
sstr .sss ~ 6tl bblS At SlJG IS tr aln Ne -' % ,t
= Il FOR Extra Mess Trcc Btei q A 429G as Tor
YT,ef. soue Texa oFerug; quote uomi's ~ ,rr srd
81 J,l; tdIB Mess Beei hams ~, c
- 80 i0o' bt Al S3iGS52 for Texas AMI - -
49, ne isfer AM extreme. Cut Meats are 10 ~ in
-, 80 IA lsc for d. IN pickle Bacon trmer ana 10 ~ si
2si 80. Cumberland Cut al - "if
. "a 80 11t01 n Bellies luk a. l5 d4c s'A 80 - IIi n
-. 200. Dressed Hogs better ana uim' We q'';
- ,tsrfy far lot, sales OF ,oO e AZ" $50 r
~ Il. qiblc civ: ltl 6sc for tuf !" put
Ill m Kee Rendered, fur future deliver! Tue 'IA'' "
g, o $50 ics al l6sc seller trhruarr $500, io.,-, s,rD
PETROLEUM is better bat not ac.Ne o Nsn' ~
.,.. SO bis Crude To- bulk at l'l@lSe and z'O' OOS ~
q ". o. lots tali a51c . -. ..,.s n Carolina in
RICE-vers dull nomualy unchanged; sales Oh ''"' "
iohhiug 80 td1c 49,. "a, rovs he
BUYERS favor, The ak-t c
snail F.r to Prime Refining ~ O;c: sales o. ~ uus =, n
y ubs Drmersr on private and oOI boxes Havana a. "
@eles1 SLOW " S asioae dull at Sass 25 for Timothy and
Iglr far Rough Flax Seed Is stl.s Z" N'' y
Sptts i,.el u far steady ~ SI<U Eni To-
,TEAEN aciyc sales OF l1OJV poIl1s a. i'''. "
L0W Is Quiet: small sale, lO!c for Texas and oie for prime
4 - 40 't dlVc ,,f, - al
WHISKY and 1ur; sales Of 400 hb' al - O1i4@ Wy
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL COLLEGE REUNION.

The sixth annual reunion Of this society took place
last evening in the lecture room at Bellevue Hos.
pital, and was In every way q success Great in.
terest was manifested In the proceedings by the
large and select company present, many Of whom
were ladies. Dr. Harwood, the president, presided.
The Rev. A. b. Beach, D. D., having offered ND
prayer, the President delivered the address. He
said he was sure thar they would accord their
thanks to the learned members OF the profession
and 10 their Fellow citizens for their support and
attendance as reprepresentatlves Of the younger
branch OF the profession they embraced the oppor.
tunty OF asserting desire Tor increased standard
OF requirements from those about TO matriCulate
ana. by advocating spirit OF emulation, trust
10 1nclte attention to some of the mapy
subjects that had heretofore been necessarily
hurried over owing to q limitation OF time. Thcy
Rad resolved TO inaugurate measures that
might result in establishing q medical library easy
OF access at all times to furnish OF reference
TO tbuse who could not well afford to procure them
lie trusted that they would endeavor 10 raise their
standard and increase the sphere o. usefulness
They had 500 members and that Demon
strated that their society could be made or
some benefit Professor George 7. Harwood
NJ. d.. next followed with an address
on "Medical Science at the Present Time.n During
the course Of the evening Professor Doremus cxhib
tied several experiments showing the character OF
laughing gas, and demonstrating how II could DO
transformed Into liquid and solid state other
addresses were delivered ny Messrs. Wood, Earle
Noyes, McWhnnie. Sayre &c, and Graiua's Band
furnished the music.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
pOLYGLOTISM.

The Subject Before the New York Liberal
Club.
The nineteenth meeting OF the above named society
was held last evening at their rooms, No. % Third
avenue. Professor George Bachelor read very able
paper on Polyglotism. the speaker said that as he
had listened to remarks made upon former occasions
before society he could not help observing the
tone accent and the expressions OF the various
speakers that they had come from all the cardinal
points OF the earth. TINS fact encouraged HIM to
believe that the society wouo extend liberal hos
pitaty 10 strangers who knock at the door OF Web
sLers Dictionary, to be received In the already large
family Of English words. Polyglotism, the title of
his paper. was y new word, Intended to ex.
press that peculiar state OF things created
in our midst by the peaceful commingling
OF so many tongued people. Think OF 1t
Alongside Of the English speaking population,
peculiarities have 100 900 persons speaking Ger
man. $4,000 speaking French, 10000 who speak
Italian, and hundreds OF Spaniards and nearly
every other nationality known, and the confusion
OF tongues ts nearly Rs great rs that Of the time
OF the building OF the Tower Of Babel
with this very great difference In our
favor, however. that we succeed IN understanding
one another after fashion. With hundreds and
thousands OF forelgners coming among us every day
novel want OF linguistic knowledge. he thought that
ut least the Spanish, French and German languages
should be taught Ia every school throughout the
tire land ana that better advantages should be
afforded for foreigners coming INTO our midst to
learn 10 speak our own language.