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A correspondent inquiries whether there is not
poison in the green ink used in printing the new
three cent postage stamp. We believe a poison
Gus substance enters into the composition of
nearly if not quite all green coloring matter,
but whether any is used or not in the case under
notice, We have no means of knowing We take
1tfor granted, however, that both the govern
ment and the contractors who print the stamps
would guard against the use OF any poisonous
substance in the preparation of an article enter
ing into such universal use, and particularly
where il would so quickly and certainly deyeIop
Its fatal effects in the wetting and attaching
of stamps We presume, therefore, they can be
used without danger.
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The plan Of minority representation, which
has recently been much discussed in England,
has been practically applied on a small scale in
Pennsylvania An act was passed by the Legis-
lature Of that State amending the charter of the
town of Bloomsbury, which provides that when
six officers are to be chosen each voter may give
one vote to each of six persons, or one vote and
half to each of four, two votes to each of three
three votes TO each Of two, or six to one. At the
first election held under the new regulation for
seven members of the town council three demo-
Gratis were chosen and four of the opposition
party. As the town has hitherto always been
strongly democratic, being the home of Senator
Buckalew, this result shows how much more
equitably the principle works than the mere
gross majority principle, by which one party, or
one portion of the people, may have absolute
denomination over the other, even when the two
parties are of equal numbers.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS


Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office of
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, No 20
BTosdway corner Of Cedar street, New York until
clock noon, for the Grading, Masonry, Bridging
and ballasting OF that portion of the Northern Pa
cine railroad in the State of Minnesota, extending
from the Dalles of the st. Louis River, to the Red
River, the western boundary of Minnesota,
"a distance Of about go miles, including every
thing requisite to complete the road bed for a
single track and necessary side tracks, ready to re-
ceiye the rail superstructure. Proposals may be for
the work i'm detail, or by the mile.
The said Company Will also receive proposals at
the same time and place, for the Timber Cross ties,
and for the Iron Rails spikes and Fixtures for the
road as above. The iron rails to be delivered the
dock at Duluth Minnesota, at the crossing of the
Mississippi river, and the ties to be accord
ing to blank forms, which will be ready for distri
button on Wednesday, May ith, 800 at the Office of
the Company as above, where plans of the struc,
lures, and maps and profes of the road. with full
specifications, can then be seen, and the time al
lowed for completion of the contracts made known
The Company reserve the right to reject any all
bids not deemed to be for the interest of the Com
paDy.
Printed circulars, containing full information will
be furnished application 10y mail otherwise, to
Edwin y Johnson, Chief Engineer, or to the Pref
dent Of the Company, at the office. No l 20 Broad
way, as absye. J. GREGORY SMITH,
President Northern Pacific X. r. Co.
New York, A pril 25, $50. ap2ldlOt
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Watts beautiful and impressive lines, ''Let
dogs delight to bark and bite" &C., amt worth
cent to the newspaper fraternity any more.
Several Of the New York dailies whose best
hold heretofore has been their department.
have been wallowing each other in the mud at
a fearful rate for several days past, and now
comes the editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
who publicly ''pOSts" his neighbor OF the Com
g'ercidl, 'Mr. Murat Halstead, as a low-toned,
vulgar liar, BLACKBOARD and coward" The gen
tlemanly poster adds with grim politeness -
"Mr Halstead knows the name of the writer of
this article, and when and where 10 find him. ~
Dear! dear We are afraid the undertaking
business is going 70 be very lively this spring
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BY the decision rendered in the United States
Circuit Court for the Maryland District in Bal
timore yesterday by Judge Giles, the Baltimore
City Passenger Railway Company are required
TO carry eolOred people paying the usual fare on
the lines or their railway in the same class of
cars provided for all other persons. The Com
pany give notice. therefore, that on and after
Monday next separate cars will be provided
Tor the accommodation Of cOlored persons"
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Reading Matter on Every Page.

The RICHMOND RELIEF FUND.-We take
pleasure in acknowledging the receipt of one
hundred dollars from Mr.. j. G. Mcclure, to be
added to the above fund, subscription paper
for which may be found at the counting-room
OF TIE EVENING STAR office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-30

Hon. r. >toekett Mathews declines being a
Candidate for the Republican nomination for
Congress in the Third District of Maryland.
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All England Is agog with discussions of the
town sewerage question; how to get rid of the
refuse without fever, and how to turn it to ac-
count Sanguine men Of science hope that the
waste of London, instead of polluting the
Thames, as il now does, will soon be regularity
turned int "gOod milk and vegetables, or even
strawberries and cream"
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LOST AND FOUND.

II osf-on the evening oi the OHIO soci .bIe n
IL Masonic Hell. PACKAGE ocHtAinins Hsnd-
kerchief AMI Ring srked +. ~ X. aud TIL .
Glo.es. Fan, and slippers N rsterned a. = A
paid. ans M
4 osT-On THURSDAY Afternoon a BLACK NAV
- TOT UPLAND DOG, marked with whr- on the
tnr - and breast. lad on . broad bras c0kAr,
cured by small paddock % metal l. sSNuf Q
nScnihso Old. Resard paid for his return . cas-
sI,iana avenue, :. ". sp2 a.
SS REWARD-A black I'D tan TERRtFA
~ strayed OF stolen. l. medium siEa sl@-l ara
vel keet. when spoken Grossly % viii limp. Inn
ING one hind lea cut short. hair worn thin On
hi> bead and ma. The above req ard will h. nssS
Tor his return 20 So- 9Th st. bet n ana ms NJ
Gin REMARn-Lo-, on SATURDAY ey-nins- tss
SlOcd, SHY slk DOLLARS snd Tw ESrY-
flNE CENTS. The nnder will receive The sh,..
reward n left At the star once. ar,s1s
II OsI-nn or about the IS n instant, 40 ITALTAN
IL ShENt 0UND. about Eve years old sas~erl.s
20 the name Of spart. Any persos returning his. %
sSl street. n. OF % the Fourth Auditor. az
See. will be literally rewarded and receive ~.
thanks Of the owner. go :. -
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In Illinois the question of woman suffrage is
to be submitted TO the male voters of the State.
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ap23t Judges of Election, Washington, D. O.
@HALLS HAIR RENEWER .-.............7O DC
LS At same low rate we offer Ayers, Rings,
Montgomery, Bsrretts, MRS. Aliens, Chevaliers,
FINE OLD RYE WHISKY,
warranted pure, for medicinal and family USE bot
tied by myself; large bottles. ........--..Sl
Also.
aver Sarsapsrilla and Cherry PectOral----..--sJc
Phslon's Nitalia .........-. = Sc
Helmbold's Buchu and Sarsaparilla ..... 5 1
gaynss Alternative and Elk Pc torant ......... SOC
Bstchslors Hair Dye (black and brownL.........s5c
LubIns Perfumes, very largo assortment, Warrant
Magnolia Balm and Laird's Bloom ... s DC
Lyon athairon and Tricopherus DC
Burnett Q Cocoaine and Kalston. ............. Sac
SShenck g Tonic and Pulmonic Syrup. Is
naF Night Blooming DC
wlhs a Soothing .;.........:......30c
prices.
winchester's Hypophosphites............. SIC
bIOen Ess Jamaica finger DC
California Wines-Apgelica, Port, sherry, Musca-
tel, 1: Hook and Claret $780, Z sc
De yODgh' Cod Liver Oil, (genune l........SI IS
FRENCH BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN. Ri NJ Sc :.
all warranted pure, and at lowest rates
Just laid in largest stock of Toilet Articles in the
city, which will sell at 50 per cent less than regu
lar prices, as imported and domestic Perfumery,
Soaps, ColOgnes, Hair Oils, Cosmetics, Hair Tooth
Mai. Infant, Shaving, and Hat Brushes, Dressing
and Fine tooth Combs in great variety, Prepar q,
lions for the Complexion. &c.
Having much enlarged my store. will give OAR
ticuar attention TO the COmpOunding of Physicians
Prescr pions and Family Receipts all of which will
be put at half the usual rates. and every article
ARTHUR NATTANs, Druggist,
apS- eosm Corner I'd and ID streets, N. w.
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@nnrnIarn .1OI ~ I'D
ICE CHESTS,
Porcelain Lined


ICE CHESTS
Porcelain Lined
WATER COOLERS, &c,
All sizes, at
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURERS PRICES
Delivered any part Of the city free Of charge.
House furnishers. 923 Metzerott Hall,
apD3t Pennsylvania avenue
nRPHAks' COURT, April 26, $50.
COUNTY, 10 Wit:-In the case of MARGARET A.
kROEGEB, sdministra trix of Fred G.. ii. Kroeger,
dec d, the ADMINISTRATIVE aforesaid has with the an
probation of the Orphans Court of Washington
county aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, Nth May,
ID. 1870, for the nai settlement and distribution a
the personal estate of said dec and of
hand, as far as the same have been collected and
turned into money; when and where all the creditors
and heirs OF said deceased are notified to attend,
with their claims properly voucRed they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit In said
deceaseds estate: Preceded, copy of this order be
published once a week for three weeks in the Even
ing Star previous to the said day.
Test: A WEBSTER.
ap30 law3w- Register OF Wills
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

KID ROOMS, At SIS e s.eR 40 Shs isHss
PARLOR, oeoyenient 70 the pepartment.- Ps--s-
G and II. spssts
FOE RkNf-A nearly nsy BRICk HOUSE, IN
4 thorongh rspAir, oontsiains Ten rooms and all
store s "a rsa .S s. .r a.s
Foe KkSTmI.o soIy BRICK HOUSE, No.
INQUIRE 800 la street. Rortheast. sDsI.swS
u LING, in desirable lec.'i,y. with all the mod
s;is sss.ssI.r: .Ssis s coorfR ETA Gsr IF
hhh, hucuoneers, &c. sp2i-tf
EoR RENT.Sevsrsl neat and comfortable IN
able for gentlemen : Lodgings or Isht occapsiion.
Office, counting room. ap,7tf
4s,u sssf bt GEssI tots Z AZ
EXCHANGE Ss ::1' VIII
Northeast. corner New York avenue and 18th
E0R RENT-BRICK HOUSE. eleven room.
S d. viii s ISS s ,S
am n, u S'' VII isSS VII. Agent ss:.
EoR SALE OR RENT-HOU>E ,i5 2ist street,
kIsRED az street. q Spp PLY o. i he
A pEsiRABLEoPP9RTUNITY TO POSSESS
CoMfokTABLE HOME AT CHEAP
,t0R sALE-A neat two story FRAME DWELL
healthy locality in the city; Ia. an ward
With commodious she'd attached Apply at once at
1886 sth St northwest, near st. spls-2w-
EoR sALE-A GROCERY STORE, well stocked
~ street sofnsT BosSdsTy street hau,s sd s ~.
rsv . aS tor sale Everything in complete
Eok RENT-A fine COUNTRY sEAT, in sui
= view OF the city, surrounded with trees, orch
HALL & Ross Real Estate Brokers.
apl4-u Corner 9Th and streets.
LOB SALE Or TO KENT-k number Of tho,e
stoddart and Washington streets, Georgetswn, sd-
81 them has been recently purchases b. Cen FIT ae
These Houses are most Desirable, having all
IsqggiTs # kIGBoIRS s LATTA; or srARk,
streets apA I'm
EOR sALE-si.ty acres Of LAM within one mile
Tk IaSa M &c . lST . or or sso
ser. ApplytO ALEXANDER 4 h bI,
apl2 I'm 9TH street, opposite Patent Office.
EH0R RENT-Ons three-story BRICK HOUSE
water. Rent, s. S. Inquire on the prcnrises. COS
New Jersey avenue, bet and @ SITS w. O. John
BON, us 18th St, bet. and ii SITS. spou
IGOR shLE-Thst desirabIs b RIOK RESI-
Il pENSE, No. GIL on 18th St, near y; House
large, with lot 2sxlo0 Fine chance for investment
Apply TO GEO. r. KIDWELL, Real Estate Agent,
No 11O2 y st. apswSstf
OOA ACRES SUBURBAN BUILDING SITES
OUU AND COUNTRY SEATS FOR sALE-At
North Arlington, Va, in lots Of from one 20 ten
acres OF land, Uprising the finest views OF Wash
ington, Georgetown and surrounding country; as
healthy az any part of the United States; many
springs Of tho pures. soft cold water soil excellent
especially for grapes and the small fruits Long
time As desired, and will accommodate purchasers
a. TO payments In small amounts. Address
aps-u r.. A. PHILLIPS. Georgetown, DC.
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PERSONAL.

he. }; = HARrIGAN WILL HtREAFrsR
profession. ga X street W Onios hogr.1.sts
N =. M, ~ 70 l. and too pm. Ap sl6w-
SPECIAL NoTICE.-HAyiHg -pld cut nv team.
fvw DAYS, would request all p-rssn. having note.
At ths corner Of let street .as and .ir-et sosth
sp WI } I. sToCkBRIDGE.
MOTHERS Keep IN, sun "a The litrle one. ~
~ buying one Of those elegantly STAMPED Sun
street, between 10Th aud nth. ApsS a.
ss'T'Hk WORK NusT PRAISE ITS MAsrKR.
And .ol ias aiasfe, s's Ee'k
type, Ambrotypes, and Carte. ds Sisite. etc.
Making Copying a speciality and devotins great
Sy Best y 'cS, AZ os Sa S s a. sss "a
sr aTs 1 ySu ie oTisesi sc .oS.S
ans CoTfAGE GALLEsI. isIL =; os.rI.
app I'm Is square north 4 " hite Boase.
A CUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASE Of = private
a.. ssnre speedily and radically cHred without tbs
and oa s Pf s Ss
speelallty IN the city. Upwards q nneen yeerI
FEMSi .fee cS Sisfsi
aIa Tenth . srrs s II al e a Without f. kcs
lDAME DUBOIS gs year, praotios, sSsran,ss
Certain rellst to married isdie. With without
tent, from distance provided with board nursing
Twenty eighth street, sesr fhirS avenue. H.~ VA
city. fel,-sns
ADlks SUFFERING FROM IRREGULARI-
IL TIES, or any osmplsst peculiar o. thsfr s~r,
should oennde IN DR. LEON, the only reliable and
Oldest Established ply sicisa Tor such In tn
city. Those desiring trestaenf can repo-e IN nm
the utmost conndencs. lie guarantees q spaesiy care
IN all cases Rooms <1< Tenth street, above Penn
Nhanla g enue. fe4-u
T. I. justin PAYS FAIR CASH PRICES Fo.
s &c HAND CkoTHISG. UspER cLoTHs
tween d and X streets, third door from YOUNG Mees
Christian Asscistion Building. N. B.-Asp Ness
~ Mail ProDfrgis Aftes4sd TO mySly-
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
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NOW READYl
THE NATIONAL NEDIcAL JOURNAL,

Now READYl
THI NATIONAL MEDICAL JOURNAL,
CHRIS. c; cox, NJ: D.. LID.
y.ei.I p,r,l,.;,. by Robert Bartbo,o~, MD.
vit.lt, q american Women, BY Prof LOOMS, A.
neteorolosy by Hon. Israel Ollie.
LsceIa,ed Of Ruptured Perineum' by j, a. Tsomp
Photo Hier0sr,phy' 0yJ.J. Woodward, M. D., U.
Absene a Of the Vagina. b,MA p.rIs,M
Iibroids q the Uterus, BY y. A Ashford, NJ b.
Editorials, Gleanings and Jottings.
Terms Isl 'G'f SRrI Will EfDif Publishers.
Ap08 corner llth st. and Ponna. ave.
RARGA1Ns BARGAINS
FOR THE BEST DRY GOODS
GO TO ffs2oh PE NSshI! AVENUE.
In daily receipt OF Dry Goods from the New York
Ladies AID Gep.emens Linen Handksrchisfs,
Birds Eye Linen, 10 and 81 cents, worth 81 and 50
White and COiOred Crib Quilts, 90 and g. cents,
Figured Linen, fine quality, 81 cent. per yard.
Bsantiful assortment Of Dress Goods, 1t very low
Large all Linen Napkins. 81 per dozen; worth
arS EMoE9 BAXTER, 1920 Penn. ave.
COP R 7 n K Z HIP.
tween the late VIM MAGKEY and ff ISAAC
CHlLpS, as Brick makers, was the 18th day Of
April, BY mutual consent, dissolved; Mrs. Rebscca
Msckey, the widow of the late VIM. d ackey, giving
all claims in the future as partner in the above
named firm, with the understanding that all out
standing bills or debts will be collected By Peter r.
Little, who 10 agent for the said Rebecca Msckey;
Isaac P. Child., who asks ali the old patrons and
s%s i SIiI Ss.:s f: s.; ability
REBEOCh MACKEY,
1t ISAAC p. CHlLDS.
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AN OLD FASHIONED GIRL. by the author of
Little " omen. Price . 20
MACDkRMOTs OF BALLYCLORaN. a Moved.
by Anth ny 1Tullupe. Price - 81
LOST SIR MAssINGBERD. Romance Of Real
Life Price : 20
TON BROWNS SCHOOL BAYS, cheap edition.
DEBENHAM vow. by Amelia Eawars.. rrio.
IS cents
GEORGE CkNTERBURY's WILL, by MR. Henry
THE WORKS OFTHE BRITISH MATIsrs
Price So.
RoLANDfORK,b by Mrs. Heary Wood. Price 81 81
ABRANE LADY, by the suthor Of John Haitian
Price 81.
Blank Books, Letter, Note, Cap. Legal ana Rim
Papers; Envelopes, Pens, Faterrs Pencils. Ink and
every thing in the Stationery line Al the yery l,w.f
prices, wholesale and retail ~
sHlLLlNGTON = BOOKSTORE,
ap22 Corner ~ street aud Penna avenue
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Burt Kimban Son, and other frst-class make
o. BOOTS AND SHOES, gotten mp for our es pecial
sprme trade. Tor elegance and style unsur passed
~ prices to suit the times
seneI ally. W WV r~ei'>
II. BURNS CO.,
spS-ss Adjoining Cochran 4 90. 3 Hat Store,
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II AN NOW UNLOADING LARGE INVOICE
4 If " hite Ash Egg and Cumberland GOA l., which
I o1er at reduced prices. WM. GUINAND, 623
Lo Iisana ave-, bet 9th and 7th IT.
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IN THE UNITARIAN
uS OH RCH on SUNDAYS, at IL O. m, and *
D. m. Sunday School at 81 a.. m. oc LIT
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lacked the dogma

nersons who have attacked the dogma
as n transcendant absurdity on account
Of the position they supposed II 10
include. but which, according. to the
highest authority attainable IN tins coun-
try. in the absence of the chief pastors
and masters of the church, II does not
include at all, The comparison which
Rather STAIRS has instituted between the
;nfalIibility Of the Pope and the Jurls-
d;ction of a court Of last resort IS strik-
;ngIy appropriate. The members OF the
tr;bapal may be and must be infallible;
Int II il an absolute necessity to nation
governed BY law, that the power should
he lodged somewhere to declare what the
law Isl finally and irreversibly, and to
that extent infallibly. The analogy be-
tween nation governed by law ana
church governed by Evolutionary doc
trine, is perfect; and it is evident that
il is as necessary to prevent schlsm
in one as to guard against an
archy in the other, by lodging,
somewhere in the hierarchy,
power to fix and determine the traditions
of the church in case of disputed IN
terpretation of them. This power the
council has seen fit to commit formally,
as il has from immemorial time been
committed in practice to the Supreme
Pontiff. The bugbear of Papal infalh-
bility, so far as its operation is con-
cerned, hath this extent and no more;
Although all reasonably well-intormed
persons were aware of itbefore, Ignorant
or perverse persons have seen hit to as
sumo that It went much further, and for
their confusion, as well as for the ediii-
caion of his especial charge, the vicar
general has done well to put an authori-
tative Interpretation upon the act OF the
cnnncil ~.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-06
PHYSICIAN.
DIR. FRANK "A. RAMSEY,
NO. VINCENT BLOCK,
ll7-ll-36 EAST COURT STREET.
PHYSICIAN.
woman.s Part in the War.

Paris Correspondent New York Tribune.l
The women may be pleased TO know
how great part their sex has played in
stirring up this trouble To say nothing
of the Empress, who, when not at her
prayers and charitable deeds, or scolding
her poor maids of honor, or going on
like a wildcat at her unfortunate dress
makers, is always trying to put her finger
into the political pie; to say nothing
either of Madame Olivier, who is sort
of what Thackeray said the Raphaels
LA Belle Jardiniere is, and who
drives about in these days with her hus-
band in his cab to visit the unhappy
Prussian and Spanish Ministers; women
seem to have had pretty much the man
agement of the whole affair. The name
of the Princess Of Flanders, sister of the
Prince of Hohenzollern, was the first that
was mixed up in the matter; twas said she
had urged her brother to accept the Span
ish throne after he had once declined
il, and the French were almost ready for
a fight with Belgium in consequence.
Now, it would seem that the whole thing
could have been kept secret if women
could only have kept from writing letters.
For rumor has it that the Prince, having
accepted, sent a copy of his letter to his
aunt, a Princess of Baden; the aunt tele-
graphed the news to the Princess Mar
earet wife Of Don Carlos, and thence
the news was sent to the legitimate news
papers in Paris. As to the letter that
the Prince wrote Prim, accepting the
throne, it came not to Prim, but to the
minister who for the timebeing filed
Prims place, who. not being able to
keep the secret, and having no rnshes TO
whisper it to, whispered it to the news
papers, which answered as well, and let
the secret out before its time.
/ will fill up my letter with a fancy
story of Madame Olivier, which, i dare
say is true. The Minister is very uxo-
rious and very avaricious; hedoats upon
his new young wife, but his delight in her
is not strong enough TO make him forget
his pocket, and he will not allow her to
dress as handsomely as so pretty a
woman would doubtless ike. But as he
is hypocrite he DISCUSSES this stinginess
with the plea that he wishes TO strike a
blow at the frightfnl luxury Of the time,
etc. In this, by the way, he shows his
conceit, for it is not his wife who sets
the fashion, but the Empress, and she
does not like simplicity, and viii have
none oft. However, TO my story; Nine.
Olivier went to buy herself q robe for q
ball. and the delighted counter-jumper
was abont TO get out all the splendors the
shop contained, when the lady stopped
him:
at must not cost more than three hun
dred francs, this robel
Three hundred francs, madame!
Why that will only buy a quarter Of
robeW
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-06
InfaIIfbfIffy.

The New York World says: rr q
So many false notions have been en-
tertained, both within and without the
pale of the Roman Catholic Church, OF
the precise scope and purport Of the pro-
mitigation Of the dogma Of Papal infal-
libility, that it was really incumbent
upon some person in high place to
give an authoritative exposition Of it.
This duty has been very properly as
sumed, in the absence Of the archbishop,
BY his vicar-general, Father STAIRS,
whose explanation, being both literally
ex cathedra and really coming from one
having authority, and not from the i'll
informed scribes Of the Protestant press,
deserves to be attentively read BY those
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Attachment Suit.

T. G: cOsbill Before S. A. Moore, Justice
DIR. J. G. Elliott ofthe Peace for Shelby Co.
A FFIDAVIT HAVING BEEN MADE IN
"A this cause, and attachment Issued and re-
turned levied, etc., il is therefore ordered:
That publication be made in the Public Led
ger. a newspaper published in the city Of Mem
phis. for four successive weeks. commanding
the said DIR. j.. c. Elliott TO appear before me
at my office, in the city of Memphis, in the
l4th Civil District Of said county. on the 18th
Of August, 1870, at 10 o'clock am. and make
defense to said suit against him, or il will be
proceeded with exparte.
106.199- 12s- IA 80 ~ -
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ro.too Cures Chronic Rheumatism.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept, z, 1869.
DR. J. ]. LAwREScE-Dear Sir; Ny son has
..s;..d az much benefit from pour wonderful Nos
koo that / cannot refrain from expressing my my
sspithont benefit. / believe, in all sincerity,
NAT Your Koskoo is an INFALLBLE remedy for
,ha disease from which he has suffered; and,
50 far as can learn, has never iailed. IL you
ovi- knew the immense amount OF SUFFERING
hay, ha has undergone. then you would con-
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o,.svs~ crprs. The great amount OF good II is
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o wsa etc MRs. NJ. E. A. NELSON.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-06

A Young woman was recently seen
sitting beneath the shade of a large
maple tree on Broad street Philadelphia,
soliciting aims, with the following placard
fastened around her neck: Blind for
fifty years, and the father of eight small
children"