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pa The Demokrdt is so hard up
for local items Of interest, as to in
dulge a low bred fling at Mr.. r. M.
Davis, the worthy engineer of Steam
er No. 2. 1t were well for the writer
of the slang if he was as useful a citi-
zen as Nj. Davis is.
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The speculative feeling fn unId at fEa
close was heaflhh under che influence Oh
reports that tho Interest on H0v0rnmnH.
bonds would toe anticipated, mtd thaG fha
Government sales OF Gold ua=t mono.
would boz light.
Late ndVlcca from WnHhfnntou raurrn.a.
That prospects are u-nnivnrabla fnr
passage OF tha fumdlnR Mn. Iha Heeretn H.
~ Lne treasury d reprfeauted Oh wIlIn
cept the authority 90 issuo nl0Hn af 3
u 4 per cent.
hrERLlNa Lxc#AaGE-QuIet nl Iff
l083f.
GoLD-Duit and lower. opened ntH.
and closed az li 6NiilIi Carrying fl
d1zM2 per cont tofItf c-lefrauecs. wafGf
Exports Tor the week, tL80gI.
GuNEnNMEMTH-UmII ana IuHnH. W..
~fOloMtuH ar8 the closing fateae
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COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-The at
tention Of the Commissioners was
confined to old claims and tax mat
tiers on Saturday. They adjourned
70 next Thursday.
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A New YORK DEMOCRAT ON THE
RAMPAGE.-A young man from New
York City entered the Opera House
during the matinee of the Fakir. on
Saturday afternoon, smoking a vile
cigar. When requested By the door
keeper. Mr.. Charles Yenner, to put
it out, he refused. in language and
manner so indecent and filthy, as to
cause Nj. Yenner to expel him.
While he was being expelled, a
young man, who had been connected
with the exhibition, declared, with
an oath, that he should remain, and
for a few moments the delectable
couple assaiIed the ears Of the audi
ence with curses and filthy exelama-
tions, until Mr.. Yenner succeeded In
expell;ng both. They were after
wards arrested, and viii be tried be-
fore Recorder Willard this morning.
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reducing the actual cost. A company
in Kalamazoo, Mich, had offered
$4,000 premium for the Holly works
in that city, showing there was profit
in it that ought to inlure to the city.
MI. Isaac Keen thought that the
Works would cost $500. 900, the inter
est on which would be. at 10 per cent
$4,000, $4,000 of which could be
paid the first year by water rents, aud
as the rents increase, the whole could
ultimately be paid by the rents.
The resolution was then adopted
and the meeting adjourned.
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WALL PAPER.
r. Hopkins 81 CO.,
No. IL First ~ Z.

just received, a large aud elegant as
sortment of decorative and plain
paper hanging, for Halls, Parlors,
Dining-rooms, Chambers, Stores,
Public Halls and Churches. We
have secured the services of profess
sional Paper Hanger, from the East.
Parties desiring decorative and fine
pager hanging done in artistic style,
can leave their orders. Specimens OF
paper hanging can be seen at our
store. mar23 1w
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THE BRooKLocKER CASE. - The
B~oonville Circuit Court imposed a
fine of $500 on Molly Brooklocker for
keeping a d~isorderly house.
The jury in the case of Molly Will
liams disapreed.
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BJ~A New York swell, swelled out
to such an extent on Saturday, that
the sidewalk on Locust Street, was
not wide enough for him. He ran his
umbrella through the show case at
Miss Rourke's hair work shop, and
smashed it. He had the grace, how
ever, to pay for the damages. Whis-
ky was the expansive power.
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BG~ Persons attending the water
works meeting on Saturday evening,
were disappointed at not hearing from
the aqueous editor who has been
writing the water spout articles in the
Courier. He did not put in appear
ance.n
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ga The Democracy held little
pow-wows at the corner groceries,
about town on Saturday night. to af-
ford pop gun orators a chance TO re-
hearse their pieces.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

PHoToGRAPH.-Messrs. Phillips g.
Co, Photographers, on Second ST.,
have recovered from the effects of the
late fire, and viii be ready for busi-
less on Tuesday next, at the same
place, No. s Second Street.
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BAPTISM IN THE RIvER.-Rev. Mr..
Mcfarland baptised several converts,
in the river, yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Flower, of the Christian
Church, baptised three persons in the
river about half past nine last night.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-W. s. Jour
dan who was arrested on Friday night
for carrying concealed weapons, was
fined 1925. VIM. Saberton for an
old fashioned drunk was assessed a
like amount.
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Railroad ExcHrsI0n.

All persons invited by the Agri-
cultural Board to attend the excur-
sion to the Coal Mines and Iron
Furnaces Of Clay County, about Bra
I'll, on the 9th Of April, will be car
ried up and returned free BY this rail
road company.
Excursionists will 60 up to Terre
Haute on the 4:30 P. NJ. train on
April 4th, and 60 out from Terre
Haute on the morning of the 9th,
free, on the Terre Haute & Indianap
oils Railroad. JOHN IEGLE, JR.
Prest. Il. & @. r. r.. Co.
Evansville, March 18th, 1870.
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NH 1O-t1
MILLsBURe, Centre Co, Penn. /
March Is, 1870, |

1ALALA1D0 nv O1AAA 06r
March 10, 1870,
Messrs. Cloud, akin DC Co.:
GENTLEMEN-The box of Clouds
Invigorating Cordial has arrived. The
express charges are outrageOusly
high, but l am glad TO get the medi.
cine. You have selected, l see, one
of our best men for Agent here.
/ have two daughters who, for a
time, seemed to be in a decline from
general debility, and threatened also
with scrofulG. My brother-in-law
w. II. Watson, Of Tennessee, was
using your Cordial, and ordered a
half dozen for my daughters, which |
am happy to say has entirely relieved
them both, after we had exhausted
the skill of many of our best physi-
clans. 1t ought not to be kept from
suffering humanity.
Yours, very truly,
mh21 WHARTON NORRIS.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC. = 1t is supposed,
from the wonders of photography
that have, from time to time, ap-
peared in the Courier. that they con-
template adopting the phonetic sys-
tenn.
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BB- The Courier gravely an
nounced on Saturday that Friday
was the Feast of the Immaculate
Conception, instead of the Aunun-
citation. Who is the religious editor
.noW2
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B1 A private letter from Keno
sha, Wis, says that at the wedding of
two wealthy young couples there,
there we're two hundred bottles OF
Rhine wine and fifty bottles of cham
2 drank.
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ANOTHER LECTURE.-Col. Richard
Owen. now Professor of Chemistry at
the State University, will lecture in
the Opera House next Thursday
night, March 31st. Subject: "Pales-
tine and Turkey" The Arab COS
tune will be exhibited in connection
with remarks on Oriental customs,
and description Of the Dervishes. The
lecture will be given in the interest
of the Library Association.
Prof. Owen, last year, visited Eu-
rope and the Orient. Being q man of
science and close observation, with
a faculty of narrating his expe-
riences in a highly entertaining
manner, We anticipate a large at
tendance on his lecture.
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HEAVY JoURNALIsM.-Below is q
synopsis of the Com.ier's report of the
Republican Convention on Saturday
night.
After recording the organization,
the Courier says:
Mr.. 3. M. Thayer then proposed"
Mr.. Royston then rose, &C."
MIR. Thayer then moved, &C."
"Mr. Royston then insisted, &C."
MIR. Holman then moved"
THE Wards then separated"
MIR. Heilman then called, &C."
The type "then' giving out, proba-
bly,. the report had to be continued
without the further use of that word.
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OLD PAPER.-Dr. Pollard has treat
ed us to a look at a Knoxville, Tenn,
Register, of sDecember %. 1926. 1t
contains, among other things, an ex-
tract from an act of the General As
sembly. providing that land within
FIVE miles of the "Stone Fort and
!" Clancy Fork F" may be entered at one
cert per acre; an act making it a
penal offence to bring slaves into the
State except for private use; another
authorizing the payment of expenses
of entertaining General La Fayette.
A paragraph in the paper says: "Hav-
ing published two papers last week,
and ono this. we will, perhaps, pub
lish mono next" How would that do
for the official organ OF a State now
a-days.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-28

DGr T. G. Bridwell & Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
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 Al1m Waters.
je17-tf
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The DAVIS VERTICAL FEED SHUT
TIE SEWING MACHIEE.-The Office
for this celebrated Machine is at
Hudspeth, Adams & Co.'S Dry Goods
Trade Palace, No. 63 Main Street. Call
and see them. U. H. CROSBY,
mh28-1W General Agent.
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DIDN'T WANT HER NAME N THE
PAPER. Matte Miller refused to
make affidavit against the man who
passed counterfeit money on her, be-
cause she didn't want her name to
get into the papers.
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BEAT HIS WIFE.-Ben. Sawyer, a
negro whose face is not unknown to
the police, INDUCED in the luxury of
beating his wife on Saturday after
noon. They live in the old building
between the JOURNAL Office and Wa
ter Street. The excitement they oc-
casien in their :" little quarrels,"
together with an occasional beligerent
prayer meeting" is a great nuisance.
Ben. drew the blood pretty freely
from his wife's head. and escaped on
some outward bound steamer, before
the police could catch him.
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G4- The Democratic City Conven-
tioh meets to night. at National Hall.
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PERSONALITIES. Jas. 9. Veatch,
is in the city.
Perry s. Westfall, of the Terre
Haute Egpress, called at the JOURNAL
Office yesterday.
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LIVE 4 LET LIVE.

Did you hear the news2 The doc
tors have agreed that
the Best
Medicine to Strengthen the Weak and
make the Strong StrOngerN
The best place to get them always
fresh, is at JOHN q. SCHWEIZER's
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE,
Between Fifth and Sixth Streets.
mar22-1m
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HS-The One Dollar Store opens to-
day, in Chambers block.
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The adjourned meeting OF the
stockholders Of the State Insurance
Company will be held at the National
Hall, Wednesday evening. March 30,
at seven o'clock. The superintend-
ent will meet with the stockholders,
at the above mentioned time and
place, and it is hoped that all of the
stock of the Evansville Branch will
be represented. Mar 26 OF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-28

S67- Torn Currency and County
Orders taken at par for goods, at
SCHAPKER, BUssINd & Co.'s.
mh7-tf
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Farm for sale Near Evansville.

160 acres Of valuable land within 4
miles of Evansville, on the Green
river road. for sale on easy ternls.
T~hirty-fve acres improved. Posses.
sion given Immediately. The land is
very desirable, and a bargain can be
had by applying at once to
ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate agent,
NH 10-t1 Evansville. Ind,
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naEaEverv nerson Vic eznacts. at

B65@ Every person who expects, OF
some future day. to build q good
house, ought to look at Lots II. -,
Il, Is, 16, II, Is and IS in Block 3, in
Greeksville. They are to be sold by
a Commissioner, at the Court House
at 2 P. NJ. on-the 31st of March.
Title perfect. For particulars IN
quire of Robt. A. Hill, attorney, or
Jesse w. Walker, commissioner.
mar 27-2t
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DST New Calicoes and other new
Dry Goods just received at
SoHAPKER, BUSTING & Co.'s.
mbZ e
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 50 cents, at Click j. Schwartz, op-
posite the Opera House. sep25
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CITY E S.
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.
FOR ooUNo1LmEN.

County Orders for sale at this ONCE,
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DI550I1II0n on 00IaTtlaTaLIn

Dissolution Of O0partnershln
NOrECE rs HEREBY aHvHa- fnnf
Az tho cO%pAftmershtD haref1forz ne Mr.
IN the Agricultural aud GommIr.InH hu.s
ness im Evannvlilr. Indiana. ara
4hos. bcantllnl james M. HcHut.Iu. Hu#
Jas. y F9ryln' under mo urm rHua q.
bcantltn, Paryin - Co.., ig t1tH fav aT
Of the lnio arm viii be settled bv uI5l6r
the above parties,
THO8. HCAHTIfN.
gAh. ~. HfH NTLIH.
as ID EIEKTN
hYanhyllci indiana March ID. Iaga.
mhE
"A GENTS WHO ELL OUR KEW WORK.
"pLAIN HOME TALK AND wrBngts
COMMON SENSE"
Have no competition. There nry.r wrr q
look publmhHd iike fE. Nyna-nrrv
ant lE. Anybody cam III.
MANY AG ENTH ARE NOW traH.U
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The work embraces 0i2 pages. 2I0lIna.
Price only g3 .. If you want "a, nr.
money ana no good, q f8r ON as.rara
clreulari select your t~offitory, ana Is u
FUN table of contents al Nlfa r51ufornI
work sent lreo on application. NfIra.-
WELLS q COFFIN f2 Hfoo..a slfaet.
Now York. mI2fumlf
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TTEE RTARKErs

New York Gold ana Stock MaiEst.
BY Telegraph EEw Y0a1s. March a.
The money market closed very henge liza
4Mb per cent, on cal, with o~UcDu6l0ua
The changes in the Dnn statement nre
small, D favorable 60 continued ease a
money.
, 1870-02-08

pul. Of these exam,nattops saud 10 yoa reply,
thit King It Would be - satisfactory % tne CON:
pspy as my oun exa4tnatioa mixns oe. , oaoun u,.n
Iefetepce to this point Vnfn sec him aR8la aoa
Rl,e ine resolt- Itniend dong 30 for oHo graz
ideason es s N Interesting c.se Lay ~ elos
tpR that regarded eVert organ as petIotLNoE ~
in III Is'paoa sas, nsuFa0's ,1.TH4 Ts111 yoHts' nsu
The following Is the letter written bJ Ar. Nc
B1issR1Eip, isticn.. Jan. -. 1870.
sns Ptts 9epE, s;' xeoF = sss: Sae at c.n but
issr s5a!l no: be ao!e e !. ,,. gys Soa nss q
expect veEy fsw q the ph5stc!ans who nasa e.,
10 regard 70 the particular locality Or tne otaet
o1gans Vet5 few Of nc Profession ss.,f have eyef rel
sfe1 t1ca Sats: and a! seen 70 BE- pef1ecI&y & ,n-
selves: Acd when they have learned the position
OF the htars, noce Except yoaiself) have sestned
der. Of Cincinnati. IL cooteoded When he arss began
10 e1autEe me, ttar tue beast vas MI tn the right
Of the medium Hae, bus removed some what tron n
o,'9s q e. e Rs:Sn 5 81 CO.
i t. ors!ns!.'y T. Z t. ne lsiE set .,i;s. T. da 4
tne other organs. Several PHYSICIANS have
expzested the opinion that ths other Or
ga: we're changed about, tut perhaps 18th no
kot ezAntne with feferetce 10 the liver,
tor has any ORG 70 MY recollection. think. N.Y.
ly be asce rtaned, and @ulId liz 10 b1 examined
IL reference 10 that I am Of the opinion that tho
other oIgaus are char ged righs aoo1t but OF
eonfss Cannot learn aoisl7sY Y9aaa Maa.s9Ey.s q'y
The cn,y serious objection that CAL be raised
10 glrtrg publicity to rhtH case, IL tla: medical
membrauce. and 30 Keep nlm In mind and s'gut,
thRt when the tnsuraLce company Il called opon
to pay hts policy OF $1,000. they may foD tne
graveyard where he Is buried; bur Rs,6e from
thaf ihe case thau1d be made public for the h.ne-
ot oi eceEce, IN wnoss behalfine Courant VIII ur-
II
, 1870-02-08

charge, ard has slrcs been supporting and cdu.
eating them. Up 70 Friday. last week. ne haa
Or sa,cide Upon h's friends, ptoclstnlee that Il
tne OCCASION 1hsuld sI!4e ba would Jump on
board q Boston oaat sud tnen cad hls life By
jamp into tue water, comparing DEAN hy uro1n.
ing. On Fridsy.. as usual, no as:endsd to to
his aua!1s at his store. Il eppeafH ttAe
bis European house Ind catled Tor
) copt1os,anle DRIFT. which wsose mnss -
be ior~aIded hy the uo1t steamer, ot the
concern would be bankrupt. H. left n's s:pre IN
cnsn ne1s see ard ms vAs tee .,s ss Ezsa 9es o.
ioo1d letter written 10 hs agents in En1ope. y.
tormrg them Of hs inselty 10 mase up ,nes ,ee
before ihey received tbe letter be would +" be to
the ocean visa bis s:stes." B.ncn WAS instituted
70: him IN Ill quarters, mt without avall. Finally
inquiry vas nnde, aLd It was f0npd t14t be- had
1eg,AeIed hin sett At The Boston boat for state
room, this Ia the fR.t trace be has left behtud
He piobsn,y fullltied bis IN. .ehtion, and NOW a5
RateiY g1aVe+ lie resided 1t Staten Island. Waa
man 40 yesrs OF age, Of medium hs,gns. Of
gloomy aspect, aud vas oonaideEed good citizen
ard an Upright m8n.
, 1870-02-08

Arrival OF the Special iConaEnsssaoner.
The yew Sdfion, the organ Of taa rev.
olut:onlsts, published at Winnipeg, gives
long report OF two days u1ass meatiog,
held out Of doorr, with the thermometer
80 degrees below zero, at Upper Fors Gary. Oh
the 18TH Of January. The object Of the meeting
was to hear from Mr.. Donald 4. Smith, who ap-
peafed as Special Commissioner trom Canada. MI.
smith read the following letter as hts authority:
"OrrAwA, Dec 10, 1862.
nS1R: have the honor 10 thfurm }ou that lis
Excellercy. The Governor Genttal, has been
pleased to appolpt 3cu Special Commissioner to
Il qulIe tnro and report on toe cause ao extent Of
the armed otanuct!ou offered al Red River, IN the
The hon. ". McDou2a1I,t the Ren.!emao selected 10
be Leutenaat Governor OF tue Territory. and 10
br,pK about lfs uolo1 slth Canada. Also. 10 IN
auile into and report on the csute Of tho d!scou-
te1t and dissatisfaction at the proposed changes
which now EXIT there. Also to explain to tn . In
bsoilants tue principle. upan which tne Govern
ard remove any INTERPRETATIONS which msY ex-
tat cn the +uhlect And also to take sucn steps.
In concert with Hop. MI. acDoaeatl aud Governor
The government from the HQoson Bay authorities
to tne Government Of the Dominion.
Ycu are TO CONSIDER this communication as
letter Of sppontmtDt Al Government Commit
s'oneE: Win lnls letter you Ki!l Eseet.s
Ar Mepsuea On esv1Dg otaWn datsd tns ssn
McDonca J, uated the 1th i1at. and q copy OF the
proc1amstlob lssued ~ Hns E1cs.leccJ. <ne Gov
efror Gerer-l addressed 10 tue inh abiRnta Of tne
q Ycu will proceed ~lt1 ST despatch to Panblna
AID arrange Wi'h Mr McDoogal as TO your fature
and take such atees as. after such coas1tAtioo,
msY teeIn most expe dtent Yon vii, OF course,
ccusult With Governor Mactav*h, and endeavor
70 Strange Ole Concerted schene Desweeu MIR.
eelf, for tie pac1lcatiop OF the county.
as the ltinrn a'loa eomirg here II Iecea;atlly
, 1870-02-08
The Pu10co OF txle Fem Ic SDvertiHns
or WnM SIreet-Eonmodoro Vau-
derbtlr as Primo nlin1steTs

From tbs Ife,c FORK Herald, Feb 3.
soma weeis oack ia the He7uid our reporter caied
on the leading memoirs Of the nrm OF Wood
hull. Clan!u s. Co. yesterday at 1ael< ne< Offices,
had nade arrangements TO enter upon banking
tu.iness uFon sold AID vide oaelA Helm
qnlle for NIT. clanln ana that lsdy, with her
aLce. Tht KeraA reporter inquired who Inspired
the lew undeltasu 8. ~ move. aa Il waa nluGk1.
Reporter. Toe Commodore must have great
Mir. Cssop. We'll, caunos Esq - for thst:
eot ne saox ea s eo9d l99g@ens u ,e;ssa9E as
lor tnlnk SIZE narI1ed him for hluseu, Eot for
his 1neg: that ii my opln:on-
Conf odoie taap man, Of The Wall street people.
Mrs. Cltfl Yes. l have: Tor all nE monetary
transactions With him hare been strictly noaora-
Mra. Cain ,hen SAD Tit their operations,
witch had turned ss5a 00o, were up 10 the present.
inciceh1sl, and p.looR rR 200 much to tue mere
rather 10 i've with and In the money market
70 ruk all 1ts "ups and DO Ens," and to
sase all the dauseta and adssnt.sea Of
bnlireaR. She satd Eley we're not only pre-.
pared TO fscs the bustt.nR, yelltng. stormy crowd
Of he moEcis.y bsromeIer," bns that ahe knew
nom no. a:n even i9e euis aud iaaasa sns yet
precoie. ecSSe (. Of inse! aad sse Esse eaa psyns
principles II common ar1,nretic' Justined oy
to1usr Success. soey had taxed large bauk,ug
nnuae aLd would e1ter upon business.
TntA new, original, a1u vetT prnh2be tucceFsfnl
itea-procahly Tue occasion Il millions Of doliasa
Galn-W1il be worked tu+ as No. II Broad street,
where evet5 accommodation Is provided not Alouo
for the r1antacuoA Ct bnstpes1, but also for the
comfort OF those Wnc, coming from distance,
desire to nud sne best advice and suitable none
tarJ accommodation.
The o1lcrs are maguidcenty ntted up: The
teet Marvin safeAn era consptcuou9. Waluus
desks, nnely nn'aoed and covered with greeu
baize sEe an asr Of contart 70 the coucern, 4utta
tnts ongtual and unique ntm. In looking aIoand
the onee ore u g:Tock ty the eaaa ard rragnld-
Genes OF the lounges ana tctaa, and the general
C mfott 1t auordH- .......
Arrangements hase been made 90 that the tele'
graph w1re will work the whole day through with
IoEdor, Paris. apd Ccn8tantiropfe, ~ well as
Win she gzacd ceu1res Of trade In the sou:h and
West at lone, at d chlsny Hrh s. Lou1B, Balu'
noie, Pnlade!phts, Cptcago, and Boston.
, 1870-02-08
CALIFORNIA FRUITS.
Information Tor Eastern Reader
Rud EQfEexpnunenia.

From the San Fraariseo Ballttin.
The climate snd sol or California are 20 diver.
s1ff that eFerF yar1ttv nf frnir fnnnr IN ths a.
ianttc enore, between Ma,ne aIo F,ortda. nav
here be iourd il our own STATE alone. All tna
different sinca ct applee, plnms. cherries.
currants, and go2eepefrtes, uecoliar 10 ina
North, are common here; 10 also are tne
almost tropical oranges, olives, nqa.
leu:ons and poneg1apates. Our otanees aad
lemons come. mostly from Los Angeles County,
north a. Sacrsmento. The crop Of oraoses r6s
year L. ee1smated as high as two m1lliocs, OF
nearly thfee tlIEes a. great as In any previous
wear, IAe humber OF oran9e trees in Cd,lorniS
az pretent Wrtckoneo q; nearly t,ty tpousauD.
In Los AIeelcs, William W0if-sil has
nyer two thon.rnu fYenk. and II. n W1Isnn
atout Tue sane number. These nees, Wien
IN fu tt nr1po ylei! ftoul 1900 10 l. 500 Escn On
an ayerr ce and the f1ttt. when delfTered In 1hs
sun Ftaneasco market, se1s as from ia to ia per
100. The quality OF the California orange IL Of
tue tret olier-lr has 10 superior anywnere. 4
great many IRE also nfousht to thi5 market from
Inc SanuHlch Iaands Rra olner islands In tne
Pac,tlc.
The leuon trees Of California are a5out ore
nfth u numerous as the orauge trees; for there
are II, ,otu or over, and lemuns sell at about the
sane rates, or ilite higher than oranges, rang.
ing 1son 80 to SO pei. thousand. TIE