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LONDON, Sept. 81

UVN, Sttt' W
One failure is reported from Ham.
burg. 1t is expected that add Ional
suspensions Will be announced III
London tomorrow morning.
Cases of typhoid fever i'll this ci'y
are daily Increasing.
There will toe no election in Tralee,
The O'Donoghue, member of Parlla.
ment for that city. no. having received
an expected appointment.
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Sept. 80.


1870 a NJ Under consideratl lie
pressure to sell and realize on stocks,
prices have declined from those Gun
ient at the opening from l to 3 per
ent. Bankers generally are unwlll-
Ing to operate for customers Oh mar
gins until affairs become settled.
Henry j. Brooks, a leather iner-
chant, has suspended, owing to the
present financial troubles. He asks
for an extension of time from his
creditors, and says he vii. resume
business.
A teleuram from Boston last night
saws Admiral WinSlOw, of the Quilted
States Navy. who commanded the
kearsarge when she sunk the Ala
haina, died at his residence in Boston
this evening.
Wall and Broad and New streets in
front OF the several entrances to the
Stock Exchange were crowded this
morning as the hour OF opening APP
preached. When the doors We're
thrown open. shortly before 10 o'clock,
the members and spectators rushed
in, filling the floor Of the Exch ,nge
and visitors gallery. Members closed
around the Presidents desk. cheering
vOciterOusly and waving their hats.
Promptly at 10. President Chairman
raped TO order, and at Onct all be-
came silent. He then spoke to them
as follows: I'VE have net again,
at err IA very m0mentous Suspension,
for the purpose of resIming business.
Your action i'll the interim has met
with universal appreciation, and has
been more than satisfactory to your
selves. Business could not be carried
on under the rules ado'ted yesterday,
but the Governing Committee, which
he read, had appointed a committee
to settle all contracts of deiaultinc
parties. All l ask now is, that vnII
help each other to bear the burtien
that has fallen on US to So conduct
business as to enable the Exchange TO
carry on its work successfully and
sound" Cheering followed the adj
dress, and business was begun. Good
feeling appears to exist.
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YELLOW FEvER.-A dispatch from
Shreveport, published in this morn.
ing's SENTINEL, states that the yellow
fever is still raging with terrible
effect. There are fewer new cases
and deaths. simply because there are
fewer people in the town. The popu.
htion has been wonderfully th.nned
out and reduced.
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RESUMED BUSINESS. - Telegraphic
advices from New York inform us
that the Stock Exchange resumed
business yesterday. People were
anxious to realize on stocks and prices
deprecated accordingly. 1t is assert
Cd, however, that the feeling in fnan-
cial circles is quite satisfactory, all
things considered.
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FOR RENT!
M EETiNc

'hE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
datnd oVhn'lde?> OF the Eureka ConsnIi-
the Office OF the COMPANY Roo. t q III
wares building, San Francisco ca nay
MONbAl, the l3ih dav Of OiT"nt"" On
hSAr. at II %o'cl"ck, II. IN for the e,Cc mr-i'
IN m, trustees n such other business at
w IrrahsIer Books will be closed .,
sst,S " TT6ei0BERs th, at 8 p. M.
" iAAiLpR, Sasrat.rv
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FOREIGN NEWS.
CANADA,
TORONTO, Sent. 80.

TORONTO, Sept. 80.
The Government has ordered half a
million sterling in gold from Eng
land. 1t has also received infnrua-
ton that a million sterling has been
shipped for New York, and consider.
able sums for Canadian banks. The
feeling in England is confident and
hOyetul. $500
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DISTRICT OF MBIA.
WASHINGTON. Sent.

IV-Fs ~ . =
There is improved feeling in finan-
cial circles. Banks and banking
houses outside OF the combination are
doing increased business. while those
in the combination are certifying and
declining to cash the smallest checks.
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CHICAGO, Sent. SO

The directors Of the Union National
Bank, after paving owe $500, 900 yes
terdav. had a meeting last night. and
decided to put the bank into liquida-
ton. 1t has abundant assets to cover
all liabilities.
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CARRIER,

ALT. CHARTZ is authorized to receive
subscriptions for the SENTINEL and col
lect for the same in this town. All
persons in Eureka owing for suoscrip-
tons will pay them to him.
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MYRON ANGEL. No. 4S2 Montgomery
street, Room III, is Sole Agent tor The
Eureka Daily SENTINEL in San Fran
CISCO Persons in that city having busi-
ness with this office are requested TO
communicate with him.
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ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY. !.

MONTGOMERY, Sept. 80.
The Board of Health reports M
death from yellow fever. and five
new cases within the past As hours.
ILLINOIS.
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CLoTurNe

Which they are offering q,
low anything ever iaters8m T
The auahty of thelr soa,. !
Thoroughly tested, and ls.s.p
rlur to all others. and the rr..
they are aisposing ui the, NJ
lect Sc elk caunoi but Nest
OF all those In want OF This ,S
Every conceivable kird@
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DISPATCHES
By Overland Telegraph.

SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
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Sole Agent in San Francisco.

All of whom are authorized to receive
advertisements and subscriptions for the
SENTINEL, and receipt for The same.
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DlEO

In Glrslnia city. sept. IS, DR.. j. r. Hnr
rison, OF Nevada City, Cal.
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New Goods! New Goods

and secure your bargains before ii istoo
late, as they are just unpacklns Il large
stock IF
The New York herald., 1873-07-16
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

~
A rrEsr'os
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY
NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING
FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS
ELEGANT oFFICEs TO RENT In THE ABOVE
FIREPRooT, WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING
IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL, THE COURTS THE POST OFFICE.
&C.. &C.
OFFICES SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS,
BANKS. INSURANCE. COMPANIES. AC, &C, CAN BE
HAD s1NaLY OR EN- SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE, FROM loxl2 FEET TO 2sxS7 FEET, AT $780,
500, $500 AND UPWARD TO $4,000. ACCORDING TO
SIZE AND LOCATION.
THE ABOVE BUILDING IS
COMPLETELY FIREPROOF.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY,
HEATED BY STEAM AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN I'M
PROvEMENTS
The New York herald., 1873-07-16

DOWERY THEATRB.
ID WIN. b. FRELI0H. I0H..................n ns.sss~
Second week OF the
Great PantOmime.
JACK AND THE BRAN0fALI
I'D Mr.. HERNANDEZ FO8rRB
ana his admirable Troupe.
The immensely popular Artistea THR 0YRARnn
Messra RUSSELL. JULIEN. EMIL.
In their great speciay the act par excsence of al ~
LEGKRDRRMANIA
LITTLE FRANKIE,
the serio-Comic snesu
the Dialect Eccentric Aetsr
NEW SCENES, NRW TRICKS
TRANSFORMATIONS
Preceded BY Q capital
COMBDIETTA.
Mr.. MARIUS TURCK will shOrty commence IN ea,
gagement in . now Drama BY Fred: q. Maeder called
LIGHTNING BOB
The New York herald., 1873-07-16

TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU-OFFICIAL
Passports Of the Department OF State issued by c.
wlLLAAkTA- U. Court House. u Chambers street
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ONLY DIREor LINE TO FRANoE
THE aENE.Ah TRANsArLASTIc coMpAryss
hAtRs. LiINa Ar BREsT
Ss vii s s% % % s'is . sS's % ss ss Con
yEs @ Be Be fAss EAssn
81 fLAHsESl, Temarie satardsy SepismDsrs
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD ancluding wine,
TO BREsT OR HAvRE,
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
These steamers do not carry seersge passensers A.
Of Erop ns taking % ns
transit by Eng railway ani the dscomiorts OF
%s assn
horE,Raroad tickets between Paris and vienna AZ
NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
M Weekly , to Queenstown and Liverpool fortnighuy
~ ' from piers rs S Nos So 4 and - 4 North t River,
e$sApA Webster sssSrqsy ;%9 sf
SpAIN Grace ace, saturday. Aug at f.
FRANCE To I6NDos ssafSFssfExs pIsESs Aug at
hS ssssE sas i
dsy ssss he
't 81 &sp9h
ToHN O'poNovAN RossA, PIER "A NORTH
ss.mshp III drafts
Seosand Passengers arrival eiesraphsd 70 friends At
low
TINTED STATES MAIL LINR-sTEAM TO QUEENS.
Sailing every Wednesday.
MIsS5s9TA rTss%sn s q 4
from pier As North River
Cabin fseas S ;sstaSs s currency
Passengers booked to anu from Paris Hamburg Nor
way, sweden, &C. Drafts on Ireland, England France
and Germany at STfsi fa AGeSiS GGSios % Broadway
SPEoIAh HorIoE:..rHE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
limited number OF second cabin $50 cur
rency each rooms in midship section. Apply TO WILL
ILAMS GUION, 20 broadway.
NOOK's AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TOURS.
~ COOKS American Tourists Tickets combining
Niagara Falls, Northern and Western Lakes, Thousand
Islands, River St Lawrence, White Mountains, &c.
COOKS American Tourists Tickets. combining Long
Branch Mountains and Springs Of virginia and Natural
Bridge.
COOKS Foreign Tourists Tickets, combining Great
Britain and Ireland, the Rhine, switzerland France
Germany Italy Austria, Egypt Palestine the Nile, &c,
&C. enabling the holder to travel by steamer train
diligence, sold at great reductions from ordinary
rates.
COOKS second personally conducted party round the
world will leave San Francisco October l6 next.
COOKS Excursionis gives the actual iAres and ex.
penes of over popular routes Price, l0 cents Sent
- COOK. SON 4 JENKINS
262 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-07-16

Returning leave stamford By special boat At 50 and
DRNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
Trains leave New York nom foot Of Desbrosses and
r ss Ps5urp IN. w., and sou
s:$P; u sans.y, :: and :: . I: = -'s -.
syTsna Ens & s1e NE and sHssa sum
dayS;DP n, viaP v and b R. r.. at "a. M. II 30
81 $40 and o p NJ sunday. ssOi 6io 7s 30 and 9 p
For Philadelphia via Kensngton at A. NJ and 6:lo p.
N. Sunday, 6:i0PM NJ
Emigrant ard second % sisss s 71sPM .,d a.io mu.xu
81 10, 30 r H., and u night sunday s:so, 10 s:l9
a%, E;% s:; s:s6, l:iS 80 10 20 ssS s:SS
sS ssS "a ! f%P. NJ and IL night Sunday $50 3d.
Tsr hs1ysy sis g. siS SS S g sa a 10 y as a9SSs
p N. and n Il night Sunday, s 20 and s:io Z. NJ
For owoedbridge and Perth Amboy' Sand 10 A. A.2sa
For New II srunswick. rum 80 IA l2M, l2a4ao 5:o
6:lo, 8 p. NJ and IL night Sunday. $780, $40 and
For East Milestone, IA. M, u M, A. 10 and 2oP.M.
For Phillipsburg and Beyidere, and p NJ
pSs asp' p'rs.SSld ina y ana H. sssa sf?q
b boat sIon1 from pier No. i. s:ss r NJ - ~
M dMa s Srom 9sA M and ana ~ h. NJ
Ii"e. G" sunday So @ ana 20 A. and lS Is n,
sasipAs ls E sna g. &c. sSnsaS fS fssm ra
s:iS @ ,s 2s so1 ~ n 1913 r NJ Sunday, "a
Tictst olices, SIS lss III and s1l Broadway; No. l
Astor House besbIosses and Corandt streets
ERSraUns UsssASr sskf office No Battery p.n'sso soYD J
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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CTONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
~ nopr nank

CTONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON
- Day Boat
The new steamer RHODE ISLAND, the fastest and
most magnificent steamer afoat, leaves Twenty third
street pier River, daily at 80 r. M. Direct
neotion with express trans pier Prov
dence and Boston Best route to White Mountains
Splendid excursion. TAKE the RHODE ISLAND, remain
on board and be back to the city att A. M the next
Steamer SYLVAN GLEN leaves Peck slip at 10 p NJ.
and connects with the RHODE ISLAND.
The New York herald., 1873-07-16
TRAvntLERs, GUIDE.

E'ALL RIVER LINE 10 BOSTON,
l. via Newport and Fall River,
The wordrenowned steamers BRISTOL and PROVE
DENCE leave pier 8 North River foot of Murray street.
daily Sundays inciuded), at p NJ Halls Band Ia en-
gagged Tor the season. A. p. BACON Superinten ndenI
The New York herald., 1873-07-16

A RTIFICrAL TEETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY,
N without plates, clasps any cxtract0nA Teeth
built upon stuInps to natural shape and color .
Pr. sI6RsMQND. q East Tsnh street. pasr univers,ay
The New York herald., 1873-07-16

GREENWICH AND STANFORD PASSENGERS WILL
for the present take the steamboat AMERICUs from
returning leave Stamford by special boat At 80 and
The New York herald., 1873-07-16

NOR NORwALK AND DANBURY.-THE NEW
steamer AMERCUs leaves daily foot Of Market street
At SIS and Thirty bird street at 80 r. NJ connecting
with Danbpry Railroad. S
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RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin SO, SD and $90 gold according to accommoda-
ton.
Round trip tickets at low rates.
Stecrage.-ro Liverpool Queenstown, Glasgow, Lon
donderry. London Bristol or Cardiff, $50 Prepaid GER
uhcates, $32 currency
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Hamburg, Swe-
den. Norway, Denmark and Paris at reduced rates.
Drafts issued at lowest rates.
For cabin passage and general business apply at the
COmpany's Office, No. Is Broadway.
For steerage passage at S3 broadway.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent Of to
o'DONNELL FAULK, 402 Chestnut street Philadel-
phla.
r. O. BROWN, 81 south Clark, corner of Lake street,
VIM INMAN, Liverpool and No. Rue Scribe. Paris
ENOR CARDIFF. BRISTOL. LONDON AND ALL
IL other points in England and Wales
The South Wales Atlantic Steamship Company's
first class steamships will sail Pennsylvania Rail
road wharf, Jersey City, as follows-
CABIN AND sTEERAGE PASSRNGERS
First cabin $75 and $50 currency.
Second cabin $5S, currency.
Prepaid Stceragc Certificates from Cardiff $50 currency
Drafts for fl and upwards
For further particulars apply To- ~
ARCHIBALD BAXTER Il CO., Agents.
IL Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1873-07-16

~ Cornwall Newburg, Marlborough, Poughkeepse and
Esopus The steamboats, TIL OMAs CORNELL and JAMES
N BALDWIN leave Harrison street pier "a North River,
daily, vt o'clock p. NJ.
CARATOGA-DIRECT ROUTE, FARE $s75 THROUGH,
via Citizens line elegant steamboats daily Saturdays
street, Excursion tickets Saratoga and return In 10
The New York herald., 1873-07-16
EXCURSIONS.

A GRAND OCEAN EXCURSION TO THE FISHING
n Banks-Gving fine view OF harbor and fort1ca
tons. The new, fast and elegant saloon steamer TWI
LIGHT, will make daily excursions Saturday excepted
Leaves Eighth street. East River at5 Peck slip, 30
$780, and pier Dinner refreshments, bait and lines
board, Good music.
The New York herald., 1873-07-16
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS

CTATE LINE.
- NEW YORK TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
These elegant Clydebuilt steamers will sail from
State line pier Fulton ferry Brooklyn N " as fol-
lows
Saturday. July IL
PENNSYLVANIA W Wednesday. July y
"
GEORGIA Wednesday August ~
and every alternate Wednes thereafter taking pas
at through rates all parts Great Britain and
Ireland, Norway, Sweden Denmark and Germany.
Drafts for 81 and upwards
For freight or passage apply 70
AUSTIN BALDWIN h Co, Agents. No. ~ Broadway.
Steerage pa sage Office, No. As Broadway.
VNHE neutrality-suspicious. PACKET COMPANY'S
iron mail steamship
SILESIA,
Captain G. Hebch will sail Thursday, July II, at
+. NJ, Tor Hamburg
taking ssengers from New York to Plymouth London,
Cherbourg and Hamburg.
First cabin, $l2O. Second cabin $72
KUNHARDT CO., O. b. RICHARD BOAs,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
81 Broad street, New York. IL Broadway, New York.
The ERISlA will sail July u.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01
ONLY 10 CENT S S

Use the Reisinger ,s,.h Lock and Support to
g1aSten YNur window !
No spling to break, no cutting Of aash; eh,al dura
BILE yery easily applied; hold sR,h At any pice de
sired. aud a SELF fst,per = hen rhe sash Is DOWN
Send stamp i0r circular. rcplg aud SIX co .
per .bronzed locks sent TO aEygddrss IN lie U. ~,
postpaid on receipt O. 80 cts liberal iniuceme lts
tot trade. Agents wanted address hElSiNG
ER SASH LOCK co, No. 4ls AIarhet St. Harms
burg, Pa.
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Far West Trade.


A new opening tor the enterprise Of orr
merchants will be made when the Upper
Missouri is free from ice. AT that time there
will be connection by rail and water to Ed
winron, tie station Of the Northern Pasifc
Railroad ON the Missouri River. There is
w:lIer communication to Fort Blntaf, where
begins lard carriage to the mining region OF
Montana. This is mi entirely new. iitld, and,
by he opening Of the No t,ern Pacific Rail-
road, Montana is brot ght5as near New York
and Boston as it is now to Chicago Gods
can. be carried to Buffalo and thence by
water to Duauth, thence by rail to the Mis-
souri,, thence by issater 20 Fo,I Benton. and
thence by wagon To the mines. They can
be carried in % or30days.r WhiieFfronl-C Chi
cago the time is seldom less than 40 days.
Chicago can find little advantage in sending
freight by Duluth. as the dirtance between
tile two places is s65 miles, while between
Buffalo n Duluth 1T is but 162 m re. IN
1.027 in all. Now, the route from Chicago
is LOIS miles by rail to Cerinnc, and then
1872 miles by wagon to Hslcna FromFs
3el tollto Helena tile distance is l20 miles.
These figures exhibit the obvious nd van ages
OF this new and promising field Of enterprise.
-Neao Pork Commercial.
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/ The following facts i'll relation toIl0nr
Indian population, compiled from the ninth
census, will be q, general interest. The
total number of Indians in thesUnited States
is 3S3, 712; OF this numIier 1li,loS are in the
States, and 272527 III the Territories. The
total number sustaining tribal relations is
357. 9Sl /; o,,t Of tribal relations, 25,73l. The
nrniber OH reservations aud at agencies is
96. 1866. ns IN MI
Alaska has 7o0no; Arizona, g os3s Col
oratlo, 77.4So !: Dakota, 1890; i.laho, 5.e3ls
| Indian Territory. SO 1857; Montana. IS, 457 !;
New Mexico. 2o.73s; Utah, 1854. Washing
ton. I47 1856; Wyoming, 2. 1866 ;sr5aking atotal
Of 202 5l2 i'm the ten Western Territories,
leaving out Alaska. With due Difference 70
The satstician who furnishes these figures
to the government. we beg to doubt their
accuracy. We do not belle We That tile whole
Indian population of this, confident reaches
this figure. The Sioux are kn6wnto be the
most numerous Of tile tribes, but In our
| Judgment it would be difficult TO find.
among all the branches OF the nation, over
| rs. 600 The foregoing figures may do TO
make appropriations by, but as facts, moth
| ing could be more ethereal.
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The Virtues Of oatmeal

Oatmeal, says the Edinburg t.Medical
Journal, according Moore = Rnral Ney
Yu,xe,.,' is rapidly growing in favor on the
other side Of the Atlantic. Ascending to i
contributor contemporary, 1t ID made Iii a
delicious breakfast cakes. crackanel livery
pslatable) cocoanutcrack anels ialso PLEASANT
to the taste). and piccrust which eat sweet
and crisp. But we are informed by the same
authority that iii its raw STATE, when tits
mixed III. with water, it is beconine a favor
tie dish The brose OF s.Auld Sc0tland" is
being relished-and wear glad to note this,
because we believe IL to be: q healthy and
rnnscle-forming commodity the hunters
and trappers Of The West, who are substitu-
ting oatmeal in this form for parclcd and
Indian corn. The same Drawny fellows---
whose powers Of endurance are proverbial,
whose scorn of fatigue ia known to all read
ers of travel and natural history-7haye found
out that very acceptable drink - made
by putting about two teaspoons,h Of oat-
lmeaIinto ttimbler OF water. We have often
established the excellence Of this ourselves.
This. they-the hunters and trappers, -aver
to be the best drink they can use as It is at
once nourishing. discriminating, and satisfy
ing.,' This drink, we are also assured, is
rapidly coming into use. in large establish
ments where men work much I'M the heat !.
1t has long been used nj ;h, large glass fac
tories and iron fonildciits OF Europe. and is
coming into use III our own country. 1t Is
common to find it il the large Government
works.. IN the Brooklyn navy yard it is a
great favorite-two andla half pounds Of oat-
meal being put into q pail Of moderately cool
water. tits said tobe better than any Of
the drink nade up, with vinegar. molas ses,
etc. which farmers, use in the harvest field.
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10 97E e n z
The former residence Of DIR. iuntcr, on Bohemian
street, adjoining the Metropolitan Hoiel, contain
Ing seven rooms. Appl. 70 a.
BIZ tsssS sa = 'EasEsssi r.. /. DAWES. &
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Anexchangc reports that 1.-THE pious ladies'
Of Des SMnines.s Iowa, vistedth abandoned
females of that city last week. aud urged
them to quit their sinful habits OF lie. The
abandoned females asked the pious il these
latter would find them houses. and furnish
them with other occupations. The pious
ladies' SAID that was wandering from the
argument, and elevated their skirts and their
noses. and in a second the abandoned females
were abandoned again." That is just the
way the thing works il this city. There's
ali awful lot 81 talk, advice. and sympathy
but no real assistance. We have eight thous-
aud prostitutes, ard about one hundred on
the road to conversion. The deyil beats the
missionary societies oil hollow, and brings
hund ed to the street. willie they are taking
two of. - etc Fork Star. k,ssS!fs 5,SiHla
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THE VALUE or TME.--Ilang this in he u
|brslfy, office, store, Shop or scssas other place
where it will be seen:
B. What DOES it matter if we lose q few min
| u.es in whole day q, Answer-rfne Table:
(,lays IN year, 3l3; working hours in a
day, 81
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This Is thealfecting cpItaph on q deceased
Look Island captainss .tomhstohe.' sHe's
done a-'.siching col and gone to meet bis
Gotl.rT 90 8sN fs0E3Hs38s 5gss sAs szs1N
S4sss
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GALLATIN CITY
Real Estate &. Land
afs M saa3asgz 1sst gSFa1s5 eas I'D assI
AGEN GY.

II ". MIL. III Gallatin City, il FULLY prepsr-
III led 10 attcnd e. ali Land Business ssrleh as
preparing papers for Pre- s111lition and Homestead
All kinds Of Deeds, Mortgages, and other legal
instruments on hand. eT prepared with skill and
dispatch.
living ii the loHer part f the ceinty dad Il to-
their Interest to give me q cal SO =
S-Fs U1ace iii the store or Gafl0p Spear Rss-sz
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