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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-29

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During the month Of December 1862 twenty four
gasburners used; twenty three nights of work
constituted that month, and the New Orleans Gas
Company's bill amounted to $50 60. My oil works
are actually using twenty-sx burners, therefore
if that number had been in use last December, the
New Orleans Gas Company's bill would have been
Se8 Is instead of $50 60.
From Monday, November "A, to Monday, Novem-
Der 81 say six regular working nights twentyeight
gallons of oil were used in the Barbarin apparatus
% gallons at 35c, So co. to-wt: per night 81 63ss
Twenty-three nights would therefore cost $7 Sc,
and consequently constitute saving of $3.50 50 on
the New Orleans Gas Companys bill paid in De.
cember, 1869.
If on $98 Is there is al economy of $50 SO, 500
VIII produce SOL IS or 6ls4 per cent.
J. ALDIGR.
New Orleans November o. 1879.
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FERTILIZERS,
LIME, CEMENT, PAINTS, OILS, ETC.
Thomaston, Alton, Cape and Sugar LINE.
Rosendale and Louisville CEMENT.
LARD OIL, COTTON SEED OIL.
Lubricating and Tanners OILS.
PAINTS COLORS, yARNISHES and PAINT OILS.
TAR, PITCH, ROSIN and COAL TAR.
FINE BONE DUST.
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
SULPHATE OF LIME and OIL CAKE MEAL.
full supply in store and for sale by
LOUIS BERNOS, Agent,
DEF On 1t 2dp 80 Natchez street.
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OpECIAL NOTICE..
- r,. urou Mountain and Southern
S'' Railroad.
THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
~ s+ 1ouis Chicago Omaha, San Francisco, 81
PAM. Kansas City, Leavenworth' 81. Joseph
And all Points North, East ana "es''
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave the New Jr nsnos
Jackson and Great Northern "A4io"1
AN ExKEss leaves the foGt Of cara, Ed
CIaftanooga Railroad, making close eon nc
tons at Mobile with the Noble an a West ST. '-'
For tickets apply to n suvTnON
rYcte. Agent New Orleans, jackson ana oreSe
Northern Railroad, corner Camp and Common
streets, under City Hotel; or to ,,nvr,
Ticket Agent New Orleans Mobile and Cha.aanov n
Railroad, No. $50 Common street, onoel 0'-
Charles Hotel. u-rvcr1rJn
General Superintendng Agent st. LOUIS, IRON moun
TAIN and Southern Railroad. NO1.
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NEW STORE! NEW GOODS {!

NO AUCTION SHOES, NO PAPER sOLES OR
PASTE-BOARD HEELS.
b. OPPENHEIM,
55O. Magazine street.
Has the honor to announce to his numerous friends
and the public that he has opened
LADIES' FAMILY SHOE STORE.
Where he has ION hand, and is constantly receiv-
ing, direct from the best Philadelphia and New
York manufacturers o full and varied assert
ment Of
Ladies', Misses, Boys and Children's
Shoes,
Which he offers at LOW and REASONABLE PRICES,
and guarantees to give general satisfaction.
Has also on hand, and constantly receiving,
large assortment OF
CHILDRENS' GOLD, SILVER AND COLORED SHOES
At exceedingly low prices
HE Is PREPARED TO SELL:
Ladies' cloth Congress boots at So, 81 Is $3.50, SIS.
Ladies' cloth button boots at So, SO Is and SO 50.
Ladies' cloth fox button boots $50, SO Is, SO 50, -.
French kid button boots, at IS, SIS 50. Sc, Sc 80.
Also large line of Morocco and cloth Congress
and high lace boots at prices within the reach
of all.
N. B.-No auction shoes sold at this establish.
ment. del6 II Is 81 % "a Is Up
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nOCTOR BELDEN,
MACHINERY.
n &. McCAN,
RON AND BRASS FOUNDER,
Fulton New Levee Notre Dame and Julia streets
Once, No. 13J Fulton Street.

Manufacturer of Vertical and Horizontal Steam
Engines, Boilers, Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans, Sugar
Kettles, CHARTERS, Filters, Steam and Horse Power
Draining Machines, Saw Mills, Gin Gearing, Furnace
Mouths, Crate Bars, etc. Second hand Machinery
and Boilers always for sale.
Steamship aud Steamboat Repairs promptly at
tended to. apA,J
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YIELD 4 BELL.
l. tSPKNcKR FIELD JR.-WALrRR o. BELLY
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
fittsours' Anthracite and English Came
Also, ASH, OAK and PINE WOOD, Steamsh,n.
steamboats,, cotton presses foundries and famiiia.
office LAT Camp street, corner Girod Rra~ch F a.a
2ol Magazine street, near Poeyfarre. sas S1 w
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Plttsburs, Anthracite and English Camel Coal
screened especially for family Use delivered to ali
parts OF the city, at lowest market rates, by
W. G. COYLE & CO.,
once No. 1873 Gravier street.
80. Yard corner Magazine and Girod streets.
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Nv WI deliver free Of carriage to any mart Of the
Xn;, eaS oes1 screened Pittsburg Mount Carbon.
cotton presses foundries steamshpc and st"ans.
01ssa I. the LOWEST MARKET PRfCE8.
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NSOM EUROPE.
Clnxcrnnr of Rohemin.

Governor of Bohemia.
VIENNA, Az 4.-Dietrichstein Mendsderff has
been appoiT ted to succeed Baron de Roller as
Novernor Bohemia. The headquarters of the
governor v I'LL be at Prague.
Mere Italian Disturbances.
FLoREf ICE, May h-Some political disturbances
occurreo here yesterday. Several arrests were
made a. "a the city is now quiet.
An IBsurrection ut Madeira.
LlsB ON, May 14.-Information has reached here
that i@uite formidable insurrection has broken out
IN IN sRsland OF Madeira The Government has de-
spat 5sed body OF troops there.
Specie shipments.
ffTDeE, May 14.-Heavy shipments OF dollars
are lexpected from Mexico in few days
wemen's Rights In Great Britain,
flhe Times predicts that womens rights are doomed
J s'tbe present Parliament
The Paris Emeute.
PARIS May 14.-Messrs. W. Milliere and Regault,
NditUrs OF the Mdrseillaise newspaper, and some
Soher prisoners arrested for completely the plot of
last February, have been Professionally liberated.
The magistrates are still engaged In hearing the
Of those arrested for alleged participation in
the late outbreak. Yesterday forty-nine persons
,~were condemned and variousy sentenced from nine
months down to fifteen days imprisonment. Eight
-lpersons were acquitted for lack Of proof.
This Afternoons Quotations.
FRANKFORT, May 14.-United States bonds opened
efrm this morning at 95H.
-V5f.
HAvRE May 14.-Cotton opened nrm
LIVERPOOL, May 14.-Red Western wheat, SIS. Sd.
<9sSs. 4d,
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The above was only one-half the
thickness Of Marvin's Mer-
camille Safe.

SAFE MUSIC.
The pleasant little woodland warbers sing
On every tree the sweet return OF spring;
Away from haunts Of men they feel secure,
And waste their music where the air is pure.
To be secure where human bipeds roam,
We use a.. kind Of iron labelled "Chrome,"
Prepared in globules OF a monstrous size,
Within whose sides spacious cavern lies;
An opening small admits your precious store.
Locked fast by one inexorable door;
Thus we have one of Marvin's Safes, designed
To baffie thieves and benefit mankind;
A safe you might from high Olympus throw,
And neither bend nor break it by the blow;
In other forms that furious flames resist
AL styles and sizes are on Marvin's list
For sale by MARVIN & Co.,
No. 721 Chestnut street (Masonic HalD.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Movements of the President.
Despatch 10 the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, May 14.-A large number OF MEM
bers of Congress and citizens together with Presi-
don't Grant, left Washington this morning on q
pleasure trip down the Potomac River.
Treasury Statement.
The fractional currency received from the print
ing division during the week ending to-day amounts
to s504. .0O0
Shipments to Assistant Treasurers and National
Bank tenders, s1s14,O34; fractional cur
rency e706 539; mutilated bank notes burned during
the week, $3.50 4O0 total amount burned s23
bank currency issued for bills destroyed, s251 520
balance due for mutated notes, s266 l0l bank cir.
culation outstanding, 1895. 1858.
Treasurer Spinner holds in trust for national
banks as security for circulation. s342 269 $50; for
public deposits, sl641O,0OO, Fractional currency
redeemed and destroyed during the week, S531 200.
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BrNGHAMToN, N. Y, Feb. 26, 1870

BINGHAMTON, N. Y, Feb. 26, 1870.
MEssRs. MARVIN Co.,
No. T21 Chestnut street.
Gentlemen:-My house was entirely destroyed by
fire the 9th inst. The Family Safe purchased
fIom, you in 1867 was in the fire, and was opened
Yesterday The contents wero in perfect state OF
preservation and after taking into consideration the
TR EMENDOUS HEAT, the Safe lying for u2)
twelve hours in pile of some (8O) THIRTY TONS
OF BURNING COAL, deem it very remarkable
that nothing should be injured inside. The inner
Steel Chest is all right. this day send the Safe to
your firm IN New York. Truly yours,
w. DWIGHT.
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FROM THE WEST.
Amendment Celebration.

ST. LOUIS, May 74.-About two thousand colored
citizens living along the Pacific Railroad celebrated
the ratification OF the fifteenth amendment yester-
day at Sedalia. Resolutions were adopted opposing
the suffrage and office-holding amendments to the
enfranchise Rebels only when the word "whte" is
stricken from the Constitution, and spurning with
scorn the attempt made by said amendments to Join
the destiny Of the colored man with the late enemies
of the Government.
Death of n LAWYER.
CLEVELAND, May 14.-Hon. Franklin f. Backus,
eminent lawyer of this city, died this morning.
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EDITION
THE LATEST ME ws.
BASE BALL.

Athletic VS.. Pastime.
Special Despatch to the BUening Telegraph.
ATHLETIC BASEBALL GROUNDS, May 14.-There
are about one thousand people present 10 witness
the match between the Pastimes, OF Baltimore, and
the Athletics, OF this city, The weather is all that
could be desired for fine play. The game opened at
O'Clock, with Theo Bomeister as umpire. Athie-
tics went to bat
First InniDg-Athletic, o; Pastime, q
Third IDniDg-Athletc, 0; Pastime, /.
Fourth Inning-Athetic, o; Pastlme, 2.
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POLITICAL.

RAJ WE, THE UNDERSIGNED CITIZENS
Of Philadelphia, having observed the patience
ability, and fidelity with which the Hon EDWARD M
PAXSON has performed the duties Of Judge Of the
Court Common Pleas Quarter Sessions and Oyer and
Terner of this city and county since his appointment to
the Bench respectfully and earnestly his nomination
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from -DELA WARE.
The whipping Post.

WILMINGTON, May 14.-Six men, mostly convicted
OF petty larcenies, were whipped by Sheriff Jacob
Richardson in the Jail yard at New Castle to-day.
One OF them has been punished in the same manner
at least twice previously.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
A Deadly Asaault-

BOSTON, May IA deadly assault was made yes
terday in the House Of Correction at South Boston
by a convict named James Godfrey upon an instruc-
tor named Lewis Banker, which may result in the
death of the injured man.
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NATUR Els GIFTS,
SCIENTIFICALLY DEVELOPED.

AS mankind from ndiscreon other causes, has been
doomed TO suffer from disease also has remedy for dis
ease been provided Our hills and valleys abound with
roots and herbs which scientifically prepared and
pounded will restore health and vigor 70 the invalid To
find such remedy should seek tat has stood the
test Of
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=
John W. Du Bree,
Uselma q. Smith,
+. A. Van Cleve,
Anspach Il Stanton,
James II. Orne,
John Wesh,
Samuel Welsh.
John Il. Lewis Il Bros,
Rosengarte en- a. Sons,
Robert Shoemaker d Co.,
Jay Cooke q Co.,
Nathan Hilles,
Thomas II Sutley,
DR.. ID. Jayne d Son,
X. q. Jayne,
John II. Walker,
Lewis Wharton 4 Co.,
Stuart 4 Brother,
Cochran, Russell q Co.,
William s. Grant.
George ID. w Wetherill & Co.
Morton McMichael,
A. f.. Borie,
David Beitler,
Richards 4 Watson,
Charles Cumming,
j. q Chamecin,
Baeder, Ad amson & Co.,
William Longstreth & 90.
Janney d Andrews,
Martin d Garrett,
8. Alter,
James Al lison,
w. B. Watson,
Charles Ellis, Son d Co.,
j. G.. Rittenhouse,
j. Is. Lippincott d Co.
Thomas Robins,
B. b. Comegys,
Edwin NJ. Lewis,
William Rushton, Jr.,
Thomas Ridgway,
Jos. Pat terson,
BENJAMIN Bullock's Sons
III. q. Young,
II. Patterson,
@. III. Clark,
Caleb j. Milne,
Morton McMichael, Jr.,
George p. Fuller,
James l.. Claghorn,
S. y. Palmer,
j. Wiegand,
Q. Ii. Rogers,
John Castner,
W. II. jerks,
Charles Magarge,
III. X. Rees,
Oliver Landretb,
II enry Smith,
Angus Cameron,
John o. Copper,
George Ford,
Jas w. Garrett,
ID. O. Townsend,
George w. Taylor,
j. p. Wenzel,
M. Blynn,
George Bartolett,
Robert Ligget, Jr.,
Hershey Bros. d Pollack,
Henry Simson,
John A. Adler 4 Co.,
William A lien,
j, V. Lambert,
M. o. Oadmus 4 Co.,
Jos. w. Scott q Co.,
Thomas Craven.
Alfred S. Gillett,
John Duncan,
a. HI. Craven.
X. III. Forestal,
George w. Hanchett
Samuel Powell,
III l.. Lipmap,
David S. Craven,
s. b. Millikin,
Henry A. Sims,
ii. Torrey,
Ii. Sturdivant,
A. Whilldin,
James huston,
John G. Kelley,
A. Is. Watson,
George Wehn. Jr.,
Edw. X. Euston,
j. Bonbright Sinn
l.. ID. Oesspbal,
Jas A. Pennell,
+. Stanhope Philips,
Jos. l.. Loudenslagsr,
Simon r.. Snyder,
James r. Harris,
Josiah Bassell, Jr.,
kilburn Il Gates,
X. 4. Hance,
ID. O. Neill,
H. Price,
Howell, Finn & Co.,
w. 4 +. Carpenter,
j. p. Mumford,
Sharpley Il Son,
Morgan, Bush q Co.,
Fenteh, Thompson q Co.,
Hallowell, Branson & Co.,
Morris l.. Hallowell,
Alfred Nesmith,
Ba rcroft d Co.,
William A. Droun,
John Farnum a Co.,
Amos r. Little 4 Co.,
Leonard, Son a Co.,
brooks, Miller d Co.,
ID. o. Wharton Smith 4 Co,
ID. nj. Robinson d Co.,
Joseph Lesley,
Herman j. Lombaert,
w. j. Howard,
Edmund Smith.
Joseph p. Smith,
Edward o. Biddle,
Henry w. Gwinner,
ID. w. Boyd, Jr.,
George w. i. Ball,
George Il. Wagner.
Loais Wagner,
Israel III. johnson,
Is. X. Fsler,
Charles j. Wolbert,
Thomas s. Ellis,
g. N. Troutman,
Franklin Bacon,
O. r. Weigandt,
w. III. Stoever,
John p. Ilsley,
EuWln NORTH,
Alfred Hirst,
George X. Orme,
Charles w. Mitchell,
George A. Flet cher,
George Il. Nagle,
Jas. X. Kerr a Brothers,
William Fennell,
r. l.. Knight,
Jacob Laudenslager,
j. j. Bailey,
Wilson d Stellwagen,
s. A. Harrison,
William ID. Rogers,
II. A. Hoyt A Bro,
Duffield Ashmeaa,
Il. O. Manderson,
ClRudius B. Linn,
William j. jerks,
Beates a Miller,
Sylvester j. Baker,
X. Duncan Coombs,
Arthur Malcom,
Mellor a Rittenhouse,
William Oulager,
William Suddards,
Henry j. Morton,
H[Fa TIN ANNH
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/ ". u. It Gil ~ DTOtueT,
Sitter, Price Il Co.,
Wood, Marsh, Hayward 6Co
| Whitall, Tatum 4 90,
Wetherill & Brother,
French, Richards Il 90.
John Whitall,
+. Shoemaker,
Parkinson d Mellier.
20. S. Janney q Co.,
Harding h White,
III Kellogg & Sons,
J GLAND Il Conrow,
Evans, Sharp Il Go.
Freed, Malseed d Hawkins.
Il. Matlack,
Robert Buist, Jr.,
A. II. O'Brisn,
/ w. l.. Schaffer,
jay Cooke,
Arthur q. Ooffin,
Charles Plat,
John s. Newbold,
Thomas o. Hand,
Henry Lylburn,
Thomas Hill,
Charles Dutllh,
A. biddle,
Charles s. Lewis,
A. j. Antelo,
William Ohubb,
Fred. Fraley,
w. M. Tilghman,
B. Andrews Knight,
Edw. Armstrong,
William U. Ludwig,
William Wister,
, j ohm Mecke,
Jshn A. Quinn,
Harry III .iOorney,
Edw. III. Rowley,
John ID. Mahoney,
Thomas p. Stotesbury,
Cook & Fagen,
George Bevan,
II, Moore Hart,
William Shick,
Owridge & Newbold,
Alex. Harding,
Francis Ii. Siddall,
David Scull, Jr., q Bro,
Edward Snowdon,
ID. IL. MerriMan,
Charles III. Goldenberg,
William III. Etris,
w. NJ. Sinclair,
A. l., Bl itton,
John S. Wilson,
1. Newton Walker,
George Nugent,
Charles Stokes,
Willis p. Hazard,
A. Hart,
Edward II. Taylor,
Thomas virgins,
Henry Cohen,
George A. Wright,
Robert Richards,
Warne Bros. d Co.,
A. p. jerks,
10. +. Linton,
Nj. Roseubaum,
W. A. Rolin,
Samuel p. Carpenter,
Geo. 8. HensZey,
Bockius Bros,
Isaac 3. Williams,
William Hodges,
ID. r. Murphey,
Hiram Pool,
Oampion Bros. q Franklin.
John o. Baker d Co.,
A. Fianzell,
Hacker, Wetherill Il Co..
w. Y. Nc Allister,
Jno. A. McAllister.
Snowden d Bro
Daniel w. Sack,
II. p. MoCullagh,
Saml. p. Watkins, Jr.,
James s, Earle d Sons,
W. j. Blanchard,
Saml. E. Stokes,
K. Lafourcade, Irwin Il Co.
Furness, Brinley & Co.,
Dawson, Judd a Co.,
A. III. Franciscus Il Co.,
Jacob Riegel d Co.,
Bunting, Durborow Il Co.
Kibbe, Colladay d Trout,
Farnham, Kirkham q Co.,
Cof2n d Altemus,
David Milne,
Walter McMichael,
Morris, Ia skier h Co,
William Wainwright, Jr,,
Elliott d Dunn,
John +. James,
Thomas Smith,
James o Hand,
John III. Watt,
Up. jerks Smith,
III. p. hchetky,
ID. NJ. NOblit, Jr.,
O. E. Olaghorn,
Randolph & jerks,
A. j. Lewis.
Richard Wood,
E. w. CLARK,
II. Mitchell,
Henry ID. Sherrerd,
William n. Abbey,
Richard s. Smith,
ID. B. Oummins,
William Gillespie,
William II. Miskey,
Joseph w. Forsyth,
w. Il. Dufheld,
Martin Brothers.
ID. w. O. Moo 9,
George Watson,
Robert +. Taylor,
p Sieger,
w. Reeder,
John Ohilds,
Jacob S. Miller,
j. p. Stein,
James V. Watson,
James i. Brooie,
Edward Cumming,
1 james +. Wood,
N. X; Pergrin,
Asa Jones,
A. III. Spain,
Edward III. Hance,
William Nj. Wilson,
Theo. A. Royal.
Ferguson Brothers,
Frederick Wilhelm,
James Somers Smith,
s. V. Merrlck.
MEETING OF THE
IkyxTTAnTnT nQ
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shipment of Specie
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE steamship Perere takes
Out s366 coo and the Rhein s65, coo in specie.
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B6S@ THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
REPUBLICAN INVINOIBLES
Will be held at the ASSEMBLY BUILDING. Southwest
corner OF Tenth and Chestnut streets, on
TUESDAY EVENING,
May IT, 1870 at O'clock to elect an Executive Com
mittee to serve the ensuing year.
All active members of the organic alton are invited to
participate.
BY order of the Executive Committee
HENRY O. HAWKINS, Secretary.
Philadelphia, May 10, 1870 b1.at
E9 FOR SIIERIFF. $40
+. Il. WALTON,
SUBJECT TO THE DECISION OF THE RKpuR-
LICAN CONVENTION,
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F1atulence, In
ward Piles, Funess of
Blood to the Head, Acidty of
the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Dis
gust for Food Fulness or Weight in the Stom-
ach Sour Eructations Sinking or Fluttering at the
Pit of the Stomach, swimming of the Head, Hurried or
Difficult Breathing Fluttering at the Heart, Choking
suhocating sensations when in lying posture Dmness
of Vision, Dots Webs before the Sight, Dull Pain
in the Head, Deficiency of Perpisration, Yellow
ness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side,
Back, Chest, Limbs etc. Sudden fushes
of Heat, Burning in the Flesh.
Constant imagining of Evil,
and Great Depression
of Spirits.
All indicate disease of the Liver Digestive Organs
combined with impure blood
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Hoofands German Btters, per bottle
Hoofands German Bitters half zsn............ 500
Hoofands German Tonic put up in quart bottles I5O
er bottle, or half dozen r................. 75O
Do not forget to examine well the article you buy
order to get the genuine.
FOR sALK BY ALL DRUGGISTS and Dealers in
Medicines everywhere Iosweptf
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Is entirely vegetable and contains no liquor. It is a
compound Of Fluid Extracts The Roots Herbs and
Barks from which these extracts made gathered
IN Germany al the medicinal virtues are extracted from
forwarded to this country to be used expressly the
nuacture Of this Biters There is alcoholic sub
stance of kind used in compromising the Btters
It free from all the objections incident to the
liquor preparation.
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of debility and want of action in the system
Yours, truly,
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Satisfaction Guaranteed to
all Sufferers Trying It.

DIR. FITLER'S Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy has
wrappers printed by the American Bank Note Oompanys
Finest Steel Plste Engraving with Medallion of DR.
r. FIrLER thereon
The genuine sold by Druggists 81 50 per botsle sI
bottles at $3.50.
All letters or communications answered and Remedy
delivered free of charge.
MEDIC ADVICE GRATIS DAILY.
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q
HOOFLAND's
GERMAN TONIC

Is combination of all the of the Btters with
the purest quality OF Santa Cruz Rum, Oranges etc. II
Tor the same diseases as the Bter in where
some pure alcoholic stimu is required
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14

The PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE.-The
Philadelphia Ledger. of yesterday, in its week
ly report of the coal trade, says: "The condi-
ton of affairs in the anthracite coal regions of
this State is, in all material respects the same
as at the date of our last weekly report of the
trade. There has been a movement on the part
of the men at the minet of the Lehigh Coal
and Navigation Company $50 reported) to effect
an arrangement by which work may be re-
sumed there, but without effect. the company
declining to advance upon or to alter in any way
the terms offered. In The schuylkili regionthere
has been higgling between the representatives
OF the Miners Association and some OF the coal
operators, but nothing as yet has come of IL.
We understand that one operator has instructed
his bosses to resume work to-day with such
men are tired of the association and the
strike, and are willing TO join in, and there are
said to he many of this sort. Nothing /
hxed by this operator as to the
wages TO be paid, the workmen ac-
ceptiDg his promise that they shall be liberal
and right. 1t is manifest that many of the
miners, including all the best of them. are
quite tired of the present condition of affairs
and unless their representatives show unusual
discretion and wisdom, and early bring about a
resumption of work on some terms-indeed, on
any terms-their positions and power will be
greatly endangered, and the organization itself
perhaps broken. With the present depression
in the coal market and decline in prices, there
is little probability of an advance of wages by
the operatOrt and nothing but personal feeling
keeps the parties asunder to the great injury of
all the interests involved in the trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14
GEORGETOWN.

The POTOMAC BOAT CLUB having secured
the use of the dock at the foot of Congress
street, are now having erected q larger boat
house, which will be sixty feet long and thirty
Wide, and two stories high, a portion of the
front Of the upper story being open in pavilion
style, similar to the Analostan Club house. 1t
will be ready for occupancy soon, and is much
needed, as the club have now three boats-the
race boat Ariel, practice boat Ripple. and a
new eight-Oared barge, just received.
CENTRAL BUILDING AssOCIATIoN.-Thef fifty
second monthly meeting of this association was
held last evening at Lang's Hotel, and thirty
shares were Cancelled at an average Of S1.10 per
share.
RIVER FRoNT.-Entered-Ste Steamer John Glib
son, Winters, New York.