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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-16

RErM,-Best choice family, SO IS; best choice
Red, s. o; xxx, IS p; XXX, g! IS; Xxx,
So IS; Rose, 81 80.
wuoLKsALH-H. .. 4 Co., IS. 80 Dexter, 50 %;
City xxx, 81 50; Bose. $50; Choice, Star, - 10.
CoRNxKAL-sl 90 per cwt.
BEAS-6Jc. Per leo lbs.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET

CAITLs-In demand; native steers Csc cows,
2LSSxc.
Texans-S2H93c.
Hoss-Stock s95<r.; fat, exc.
snKKP-s2 50aS IS.
lambs-s29S3.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-16
PRODUCE.

BuIrRs Demand for choice good. We quote
choice, per d, l5a20c.
EGGs-Per dozen, li9I5c. very scarce:
BxANs-Whitc navy, Pcr bushel, 81 CO..
OSIoNs-75c. 9tl W.
PoTAroKs-35S5oc.
APPLn-Per Dbl, s2c.t0Ss3 50
1. PKAcuEs-159Ioo box.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-16

PARLEr-We quote at 81 IS.
Coxs-supply good; we quote sheiled, per BUSH
eli, white IS q soc. yellow 20 g !5e.
OArs-New, 259soc.
RYx-Lit;le orerel; market firm at No. !, Sc.
Nc. ., 75c.
wHKAT-Aciive; we quote No. ?, fsil, 81 90; No.
8, 500. ~
New core, so g i0,. 49,
FLOUR, 's,'-.
, 1875-05-25

roots by tho continued uso OF ghrden-iloso foe
twcn,y-foNr hours, And tile wl,oln root aystem
wss hprcnd ont on u flour md carefully neaa-
nred. Tic main branch wAa II or 15 foet
lung, and aggregated sotno 4,000. Ono
1T lilo scventy l,rdnt roots. 1 tect lang.
had 4sU brancl,ns and n most careful estlMat. Of
tito snmt,cationa Of tho rootrt. baaed upon tho
tho aluasl-yino had betwccn IL and - mtice Of
roots. Ncckonfns TIM number Of tfavh Il had
hc.n growing (tlfts-tso}. 1t MAS found that it
must have been on All average 1u00 feet per day,
tho rros!lont Of Tho Agricultural Collegs. says
that while tblH growth Was going on. and tho big
A1t1asll waa oxpau1ng and iltttuE Its enormous
burden, srcat rorh Of sweat alool all over ita
rough hido, proving shat It felt The great tank
ill,lunul uupll Il.
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yards Of cloth dAily. II haaI bssn In operation

AAkAcA JoAAn
Capt. D: N. Whitney. Assignee Of .hs. Drmn-
unatfnct fur converting into lumber about 7.GoJ,-
900 foot nf pine sau 1ngE. Mr. 4. n. Spear, Of
thin place. waa tho Invest hldor taking tho con-
tract a. 81 20 ror ,uO. ti.e lumbar to ho AAltv-
tSTt1NE! oTA,
Tho Tifo Of Joaoplt Elibou. 4 hAloon-kecper Of
pe!ano, tiie' Saturday week IN giving brit! toa
ellild. Ths rhiid was I mtnatroaity, xoiEhing 20
pounds, AMI Lad to 10 dissocted.
The 10000 salmon eggs Hens n Rcd Wing to
be matched have bean Transformed into young
as1naot,, and aue OF Tho Slate Fish Commiss.oa-
ora will soou visit tito lakea Of Rice and Dakota
Counties. to Introduce to thom she nav apeciea
Of tho hnhy ttibc.
hIies Emms IIcBbinH, . beautiful and modest
young Rrl f6 yeAtR Of aye, WAS latnly ravslled tn
o''e Of tta asteots Of North Minneapolis In tin
.nu 'tdensinea. rio sllteted father f.i'l II i.
Munio. pal Court III ! rcre rositire that this
is tito guilty fnRn, would SIX no warrant for LIS
hrtcst hom this COURT"
A pitlablo ca.o Of dcatitutton w.s discovered
III Winona Thursday morning. woman viii,
four cldrob and au aged Iputllcr 90 yesrs old
wab fottud untler warehouse 1n that city In
yors deasl.uto condition. They had boon put OF
the-aay place snnner than apply 10 tho ant!,oli-
ttes for relief. Thcy more properly cared for.
At Anokh on Monday night, mother and
dauGtor. the latter about Is years Of age residing
nonr tho Anuka Comphny's mill, had ''litt!a
unpleasantnesa, iu shn courna Of which tho
daughter pLckod her mother up and tlren her
bplltY through tito window, taking hasl. and
glass With hor. Tie mother gathered herself
up. and, linking her baby in Lor arms, retired,
leaving hor sntlful daughter Ia unt!,ssurbod
posacsston of tho field Uf battle. When tha
husband and father returned, ha remarked that
It lookod M il thcro had been \ little ctrcus
thoro, aud sot about re.alrlng damages.
MISSOURI.
Tho women continue their attacks On tho Con-
stltulionhl Convention.
THO Macon City Council has purchased 1000
maple trees, which to be gvon TO tie citizens
OF That place next spring.
Ex-doy. Josoph McClnsg has shirped 10 St.
Louis, within tne past Bix neoks $4,000 pounds
OF lead from his Inines at Linn Greek.
An engineer On tho Hannibal 4 81. Josept,
Railroad recently Btopped hla locomotive lonE
enough to draw cou out Of mud hols by the
side of tho track.
kansas City has 4 rat.r-rorks MAT. Tlo
Aldermen Of that burg have instructed tho tire-
men not to uHe Tho tlre.pugH II tho whole city
burma dawn. and OH tbs night Of tho 18th i
whole block burned OH that account.
, 1875-05-25

Tho biz squash Of Anhsrss Agricultural College
htul, which gses eo stoutlY thAt 1t burnt seversl
ton esses, aud finally lifted 4, 100 poupds (aul
t which . ptaster sAsst Ia preasryed} J. had enough
sots Underground - feed Il fos ia heroulesn
eGk TIA 4QpAah ytns VAS VAAhAd op3 with its
, 1875-05-25
BOOKS,

CpECIAl. uAHdA{s IN kECs,H1.iiAhn ROCKS
sIars paianaiJ. Ql1uKltI4n, Isl saaaA ulaxk4A
, 1875-05-25

I1iynROKs-l. l.Ea L1;y yoir4!NHD-Eor FRAUD.
ufe1lIY Eos aflsE Icctuu, Trn Year, ptselc0 In
tha sonris ii Q,tcaxn 4hdfsts Post H4k idfl
, 1875-05-25

WISCONSIN.
Mrs. Noodles, OF WAusat,, presented bar huk-
baud With triple.a. OF courpe snsy ate rory
poor, aud Mr. Noodles is SAID to bo = worthless
vagabond. Tho qusstiou nov ia, viii they bElng
tho young onea up7
Tho Northwestern Road Ia now engaged 10
laying steal rails between OSHKOSH and Fond da
Las. Tbs work IL nearly compisted. Yhs Iay-
ing OF steel rails is s'xo contemplated batneen
Fond du Lso aud Milwaukee on tls Air-ue, and,
tu thst osse, tho air-line will bs mxds Tbs main
line between Oshkosh and Chlcago.
Tho Appleton 1Emes ssyss "We underatand
that Col. y. O: Houston has h!s plans for the
work ou the Fox River about perfected aod
ready for submission for bids from contractors.
tbs amount to 10 expended on tbs Fox Rsvas
on tho work In . sary ailoEt ums,"
Tho wooden mill 1t Appleton Ass changed
hands, having bean purchased By Mr. ". W.
| llutchInson, Nho has sold : quarter interest to
Or, Uecve. The capacity Of tte mill hss besu
Increased. and Il now consumes u tho rata Of
l6o QUO hounds o{ veal per yaaE, turning cut 900
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IfOR EN"HAEGR-t,l: SALE.-witT. PAY INCH
I"nA asn onus1 to sants VII! l.s .s.l pesza,n1
for hous, ana Int with s:aHin fro s.t .ih. ri.
, 1875-05-25

:. -. s,>s-.
Hest Ws,b,nfton.s, IL. tra.,o,t hoh,s :, II
and barn with lot MiIa No. asS Huron. b..
tween Lincoln and ob4y; 70 want N o.r on hls rrsp-
~: - ms1 ~ spld NS5 Ash1sIas, sntaks and
rn.s ~ tnt ony ~ tn"s %1~ isst on
t c tn"i-n@''Lt. 80. pFF se"'t --...,
II ns,T-rn Ussi.s At, sn1 W..te,1..t, Wy >"
=; ri IN w RHea,,as ne" aaa e.ss ~ lt"a.-.
" AAt' ses's'a"s' H n1tfn q iitf:
No. 81 Es,t Ws,hlnEton,L
III .nf IL. nHat5 !. !. x.1i All,
In thu hr.t Inca LOT hntineas iatscd II: viii u
ssed:st. tart ehsa. balances on tsno.
1aft; safY ri, y N1itr1, u f;G7r 1.7i, n; N, Il;
btsl ~. sad ThlnS .at., At vcrY low G1ute
10 taSaifs'h+
v,f,r 1;i7V r., 7,f1 !; III M
, 1875-05-25
WANTEUs-MALE HELP.

bookkeeuors. Clerks, 10.
IFANTEn-AN ExPER1ESDEp GERMAN sArra.
min aeGuatnteh 9Th tho city tfanc Ut drJ goods.
Apply At 70 aud u buuth tlAst-st.. koom a.
WANTED AT, Til. BANKRUPT STORE, C6R.
mr. St&tS ind Txsntr-aacond.sts, thres di1esads
, 1875-05-25

C0uptK HRKAklN0 UP HOUaEKRnPINf1
Il ~ wi % asaItn5s. ete y p!f.Ats ss.s during ths
l1AREAiNa in pARL1R EVITs-ELE04NT
u lstudasx pA!las splts ss1s,sd in s;k. L.osAds.
Fslcas, ~ 3;5, xsl, ~ ,SlN. saa 3lso. Wa!Fsatul
kfoffAa Roslaaaes. ~ WAesah.svs Aosah Of Ppas
tAApth@k
, 1875-05-25

FDit sAIE-o1t ExctAkGE-A, PINE LITTLE
n 14ports Connty lnd, ilcs from The clfy q lpor:
% n1iles t9in Chicago tne s.stosy brick dwelling,
tpsaaid S,shsr situated ~ as ss,:,on .oring e
LAKE md tsa lsla4d.; Eor EH.!cnis! 4ddtss. ACUB
IT., chicaxn, Ill.
, 1875-05-25

p.s MIS i, 3 g.; :ss s. a5S
s;,R tHS %9a" sT:t a. s'
ao Ss. L: ..as :ss !o At Exams
"a as 'oss r. IT Sts At Do,
Hos s.is Ia tis.: . e r. ''''' pl4e* IRA
lota II Snuth Ensis~ssd. j blesEs s.ss ., tstioa
taas nm .eaz r. .ery cheap. Can anil caan!nc
WHRY rs a1ss icoa, ~: sanSs r. ''s'a ehAhIs A.
1Ioit KA1E-AT OAK PARK ANT KIDGVLAvn-
lot. L. IN IL sd ;
non sAlE-0NE Iif;9cK IN 'rii0NY70Y OF 1;
teef. II iR' s2 ,15 '' ~A'''
Il, SfStH%sSs . 55 Il W n.at GEfTE r. + ! 39'S 11%
d:s JSs %5t VI !; sY Ts.'. 1ns An # s,J FAYE g.
d IL e. s:spsis
ToN NS4IE=I WILL Sell; 0K JJIxSE F%Is TERN
~ N ;n s'ssS srps '
tetas grounds front 10 toet ~ I*ko
nk4Esss slkfsFsiSs 195Fi T&HFn 4 my 'e' s South "''''
FoK # &! NEhTxT 5s M @
tb.s sI I'll fs.sss: q nv suburb
FoIs SfH.G5 Sd:, + @ $;I 3,| gTG9E ~ M X
TX .s dss s';s 's' s''
NoR LK-cIK1f. GOOD N0VaF AND E1RN i
oss.s1s
eo.ss y ti::Sts h.if H. S.s.ase
s:.s ~, = s,:s. f. ~
Kii:i.LY. Guuasse..t lIo.sl.' ~ D1' 9'''' - az
FoM sab; ;-oK NENT-aIY REsIDI:HCK n
tis.a.,, 7t1e:.* = s.Eo,n, house sud lafxs Io
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
sMENTs-F1RsT PAeK-sixth column.
~ ICGY-eHcOxD PAcK-eixth column.

F.ssi1ts column sS%%n
B0ARDEks WANTED-ELEVEarH PAcE--Forrth col
BOARD AND LODGING wANrED-ELHvrSu PAGE
B%2IIsfS BRod%IIsYs '0ia1lL ERHL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcOsD
aUsrS4ESsssg S4Ssgplgis pplPgPsoefs4IUnNfr1Es- esInNnf r.or
RTslNEs5 S1 PAoSzsisth colum1
CLERK AND sALEsNEN-TwKLFrH PAcr-Fitth and
SSS column p.c,sxn
UoAsfwisE sTEAMsHIPs-sscoND PAcr-Fourth
coUS RY BoARD-ELsvrErH PAer-Fourth and nfth
DANGYSG ti iHoADEmEs-Frnsr PAeE-Flnh column.
h6TsEs Is LET AND
raST-5esono e9nma and
and Sixth columns
EINANCIAL- NINTH PAGE
SS 1EP TO LET
skcoED PAgE-ss:ond column
rA-rnh
HELS w2ASS'rED-NALEs-rwnLrrH PAon-sixth col
HoRssE4 CARRIAGES, Ac-FrRsr rAo.-Fourth and
uorfnfIh nIh columns saagn .,. .o,
a8tsEs ROOMS Sc. wASTEDseF%sa eG%@ PAar-rAird
gssgSgS sgSSGg.SSFPiSSI FiSS7g5ss. 8 rAe..-s.zsh column
IND PssSs Sos%n Sa%n
ARBLE fnes column column
hl5CE EL.ANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS-TENrH FACE
HIscELIA HSiS5i1'; SEous-pIAs. r4or-rhrd column
MUSICAL-FIRsr PAGK-Sixth column
NEW PlBLICATIoNS-SEvEN ENTH PAGE-sixth column.
PEkSONAL-FIRsT PAGE-First and second columns .
PlANOFORlES, ORGANS, &C.-FIasr PAds-slxth
Ffas E ssR
oGT TAehgf Of fhE oTY FOR SALE OR TO
kENT-SEcoNp PAGE-First column.
REAL ESTATE 10 EXCHARGE--SEcoED PAaE-F1rst
ZEAL ESTATE wANTED-ssOoSD PAaE-First col
RELIGIOUS NoTIcEs-FIRsr PAGE Second column.
REMUVALS-FIRsT PAGE econd column.
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
SALES AT AuCrION-ELgvENTH PAGE-Sixth column
First, second, third, fourth and nth columns
6ITUATIO 3 WANTED-MALEs-TwRLFrH PAcE-
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FIRsr PAaE-second and thrd col
spoRTfNG-DoGs. BIRDS ao.-FRsr PAas-FOurth
column.
SToRIGE-ELrvENrH PAGE-sixtn column.
RUNNER RESORrS-ELEyENrH PAGE-Ffth column
TIE TRADES-TwELFTH PAGE-Sixth column.
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE--Eourth colrmn.
no LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosBs-sscoNp PAGE
fRAvELLERs GUiDE-sxcoSD PAoE-Fourth and nnh
UNFURSfsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET SECOND PAGE-Third column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-ELEvENTH PAGE-Sxth
wEsTCHLsrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
WINES, LIQUORS. &C-ELEvEsrH PAcr-Sixth col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &c.-Frasr PAGr-sixth col.
umn.
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personal.

TUESDAY EVENING, Q UCLOCK. AT SARATOGA
= SIXTH AVENUE
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KENNETH BUILDIN q
ID pENNErT BUILDING.
A FEW MORE OFFICRs TO LKL


FEW MORE oFFIcEs TO LKE
DIRECTORY
Rooms BASEMENT.
~. n. sayre dsntemsn's SG assi FURNISHING.
r4-Thomas NJ. Lynch, Vines
EdwipL I. Irlon, Cigars
s-Baum { Friedman gFgS Tslloss a s+o,v
UHes Very sgSs gh6oS5 9E BsP5s sF6Rs and Insurance
2-W. II. o'Dwyer, Lawyer
S2an kaa. / FySsi Ksnn1 IaTysT EssT r,,.s.
Sd Herrick Henry, Lawyer.
J. r. Ludden, Lawyer.
6-yorth western Lie Insurance Company
j. : Benedict, Agent
7-Hoiaer on asl. 4 1os Nsison Lawyer.
Frsacis Ersatss soSHs 5. seke~%n' eSSasik Lawyer.
SsShsnIsi s: smith. lawyer.
:. John Fowler, Jr., Lawyer.
" Charlton T. Lewis, Secretary
Is-McCarthy Il Chalmers. lawyers
H:,Fa Esrggs0n, Lawyer;
In in,ernato1si ri atom T%i Collection Ct Association.
s G. DerricA'0n TbfES InEIsf STORY.
s5E 5.,,Gs scott Lawyer, svgywai, r.
:; :, Hanson; Lawyer.
+-b budiey IL yfnn L. 1a@ss aswyfs lawyer
s--Esha Boomer, Real Estate.
= srsss sS0S ( Fellows, low. f.sS's; lawyers
$40 isaphsSsn, lawyer
+ I GssSdnsri s EsSyer
y: Dgrssk, Lawyer.
#iiPinson Peters Trustees of Estate of White
i i ( isfa E SSssFsa SS5sF aaiI$Ss;9Pfsf. IssysS
A-w. Z. Berghoz, Civil Enginser.
ren'm and f0rG&HS'sH ToTkfh EaSSaa sToRSa Company
Edsar Ke.chun @ i Register IaSsfia in Bankruptcy
3 isS9T GsSsr KsiShuI MaSIs psMvsr ST lawyer
5 sultan. Lawyer
s-Ras.isn American Manufacturing Company. n.E
s-as:%sa F. SREsiiSS$ss Rsi!S$ss: lawyer
Pnrroy Butzel LAWYERS.
s-crsry, p hsSSr" %siisS EfsSZsa scSsnol Lawyer,
ll-Chauncey shsfer. Lawyer
a.. Fred W. Kenny, Attorney and Counsellor
r. Lockwood 4 Crosby. Lawyera
Il = Buher, Lawyer
FIFTH STORY.
.S-stGy yye.ant Bank Receiver
q J. B Wakeman, lawyer
S-ia!erqaaOnssl lfSanb6irshing Company
.z-ritsR igiss EFF : Fitch, Lawyer.
s-Hascail stetscn Lawyera
e.. q. Stedman, Lawyer
9-Society for Reformation of Juvenile Deiinduenta
l0-s II. Steele Lawyer
:. W. II. King, Lawyer
III Z. j. A. Reed, Lawyers
is-Byrne, Everett Co., Lawyers
L. Walsh, Halbert Ecksrson, Lawyers
SIXTH STORY.
l-John Townshend, Lawyer.
A. Nicholson.
i'm. Coventry II. WaddeI, General Assignee IN nanh
. ruptcy, act of Congress OF lS4I. - "''A
2-R. Legau. Scotch Granite Monuments kc
Sc. W. Carpenter, Lawyer.
A. Otis !. Hall, Lawyer
so. p. Webster Lawyer
jefferson Clark, lawyer
81 John L. Knight.
'7t Janitor
81 NJ. =. Eller, Lawyer
- &, A, Lane, LAWYER
smith Dean, City Surveyor
wl w. Van Sclen, Lawyer
ufT. II. Baldwin, Lawyer.
" Charles ID. Barrow, Lawyer.
Fenton Rockwell, Lawyer
J. A. Lydecker. Real Estate.
Z. 4. Lydecker, Lawyer.
Is Henry A. qidersleeve, LawYer
Ia y. x, Carrington Lawyer
Y. W. Tompkins. Lawyer
Z. II. Miner Lawyer
two passenger elevators RAINING all the Tins
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A 500 BEAUTIFUL OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
~ forte aud Stool; Planes TO rent, 50 month
sahnents receiyed new Instruments exceedingly low.
GOLDSMITH. 20 Bieecker street. Bowery.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s APPROXIMATE PRIZES
OF $1,000 approxmating TO e5000 .......... 5000
or l.o76 approxmating 10 10000 $500
OF 1000 approxmating 10 10000 are . .,..... 1000
oOUO Prizes of $40 ................ $4,000
6,S7s Prizes, amounting to $30oOOo
Whole tickets, $40; Halves. IS; Quarters. % 81
Send for circular.
Address all orders to
SIMMONS DICKINSON & CO., Covfngton, Ky.
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DIME BRED GOLDEN sORREL HORSE, 6YEARs
l. old this month, 10 hands ul rangy, stylish good
stopper free drver sound and kind viii sell for less
than vaue set Soele Harnes made TO order CATkS,
lD Sixth avenue.
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sPORrING-DOGs. BIRDS, &C.

A l0BORE TIPPING LAwDEN TOP AcffoN
ii Breech loader, weight, 10 pOunds cost Sl2Q low
est price SIS; almost new, GEORGE SMITH.
80 and 81 Chatham street.
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A BEAUTIFUL PIANO. ONLY sis5 A SrEINwAY
n Sons "a octave. four ronnd great sacr
hce for cash Pianos to rent +. SCHUYLER, % East
ourtecuth street
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A LADY GOING TO EUROPE WOULD SELL HER
n King Charles spaniel Dog and Parrot well trained
Call on or address Mrs. H. S7i West Fifty fifth street
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NEW DoRP CLUB GROUNDS. STATEN ISLAND
IN Saturday July IT, 1s75.-Purse for 500 Is filed
The following horses have entered R Thornton
O. M Kitty Aneni j. ssmondike enters : m Maiisia; K
cch. Henry Mao; II Van Houton entersS 2. hempsted
Boy ). s. Harris enters Dr. West Stafford; J. Fl. Phil
lips enters b. m. Jua J. Ward enters b. q. No Name
Horses TO start at O'Clock sharp Entrance to grounds
so ceuts. ID. r. RYERS, Proprietor. '
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GIFTS ARE PAYABLE IN FULL ON PREsRNTA.
TION OF TICKET AT THIS OFFICE.

4,uW
5H9 Prizes, all cash. amounting to S3o0,00O
Tne disr,buton is authorized by special act the Leg
lsatufe OF kentucky for the benefit OF tho University
or Psducah 1t L. conducted in public aud Is free 10 ALL
send money Dy Post office order registered letter
express
Tickets. SO; Halves, IS; Quarters 81 So
Address all orders Tor tickets lnlormatlon 10
FHOS, H. HAYS CO.,
600 Broadway New York.
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PTlANoFORTEs, oRGANs, &c.

A -PIANoFoRTEs TO RENT. or OUR own
IA. manufacore: also second hand Pianos In thor
ough order, for sale, a. low prices, by CHICK BRING
SONS, II East Fourteenth street. Between Broadway
ana Firth avenue.
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DANCING ACADENTIEs.

cAUsEs DANCIya ACADEMIES
- Private lessons AT any h0Nr day or evening.
Crcplsrs ~ VIlYae avademy. 1z East Elevenh street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-18

LOB RENT-A compile Of rooms in a healthy
i place-nO water taK-NO- 561 n. summer ST
apI7 2t#
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-18

. Health invariably declares itself by visible
signs. A person with a salOw, haggard Vtsage
and attenuated frame may declare that he Il
"in perfect health" but II he does, don't be
lieve him, for he is not. His looks belle him,
and his SSseveration is mere bravadO. Few per
sons, cepthypOchOndtiacs, desire to be thought
unWel. A fresh complexion, a clear eye, q hap
py expression, and an absence Of ~eanness, indi-
cate mat their p~OssessOr enjoys good digestion,
sound sleep, and a vigorous circulation, three
essentials Of health which are fortunately not
beyond the reach Of invalids. The surest me-
dunn for their attainment Is HOstetter's StOm-
ach Bitters, which, by purifying the blood, ban
shes saloWness, and by promoting perfect d.
nOurished, and impart TO the face the placid
expression indicative Of a clear and unWearied
mind. The Bitters are far more cOnduce 20
good looks than any cosmetic that ever hum
plugged the erdulous, Apl6 deodlw&Wlt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-18
TWO LOVERS CAST ASHORE ON A
DESERT ISLE.

An English newspaper publishes q
singular deposition made by 4 Aus
tin GRAY, an Englishman, and the son
Of a clergyman. TIE deposition sets
forth that Gray and a young lady
named Flora Locke, daughter Of an
officer in an India regiment, took pas
sage for India III a sailing vessel, name
not given, commanded by Capt. Gark.
During the voyage the Captains ad-
miration for his far passenger IN
creased daily, and he was continually
proposing to marry, while she, with
eouaI perseverance, was declining rs
offers. The voyage might have termi-
mated happily, with nothing 70
mar the pleasing m~OnOtOny OF
offer and rejection, but for the
discovery by Capt. Clark that Miss
Locke loved Austin Gray. The skip
Der offered to marry her once more.
but receiving the usual reply, ordered
the lovers to be ir5ned. Next day, by
some unkind geographical mlschance,
they sighted land, which was a barren
sland. The passengers were put
ashore and ironed 20 the rocks, Ike
double edition Of Andromeda and Per-
Clark left them his blessing and
two days provisions, upon which,
after freeing themselves from their fet
tiers, they subsisted for five days, when
1.-THE good ship AlDatross' con
veniently took them of to India, wher.
I'VE arrived safely and were married
Immediately" It was a romantic ant
uncomfortable adventure, and if true
Capt. Clark ought to be spoken To sc
riousiy about it.
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Market dull and quoted as follows:
SUeAB-NeW Orleans brown Sf9tc in
hhds.; do. white clarified 103611c, in hogs
heads, and barrels &c additional; Demersra
lie; standard hErds life A coffee lie; b
do. 1O}c; extra G do. 104c; yellow clari-
fed 10in10ic, in hOgsheads; yellow Q
9{61Oc.
NOLAssEs-New Orleans 55d72E siups
55665c golden strip 65675c
COFFEE-RiO, common 70 choice, 21G
23c; LSgusyTa 23dZ34G Java 293d323c.
CHEEsE-FactOry, 163c.
NAMs-1Ods, per keg, $500 and 25e ad-
ditiOnzl for diminishing grades.
SALT bUshel barrels, in store, $3.50
By car load delivered in depot, $40.
HCANDLEs-SLzr 16ic q %.
FIsH-Half barrels, Nos. l, 2 and 3 S7.75,
800 and $500; in kits, Nos. !, 2. and 3,
800, $1.75 and S1.60.
RICE-ChOioe new BY the barrel, sc.
TEAs-Imperial 756$I.25; Young by
son 75cGS1.25; Black 50ed$1.OO; Gun
powder 75cfSl.25.
PoWDER-DupOnt 1926; Sycamore Mil
1925; blasting a.50; fuse per 100 feet 65e-
SHOr-Patent 500; Buck S2.45.
LIQUORs-COmmOn rectihed whisky q
gallon S1.OOa1.15; Robertson County ST. .
n3.OO; Bourbon S12563.50; Lincoln
County $1.T5f3-JO; Highwines S1.I5.
BROONs-Per dozen, $2.O0hS.50.
SoAP-CommOn TO fancy, 5fSc . q, o.
S3.25G4.50 o. box.
BLACKING-Mason's large, q dozen.
Csc; small, 35c.
CARDRs-COmmOn stick, lie; fancy 10.
NUTs-Pecans, 15c; almonds, 25c; Bra
I'll nuts, 1915; English walnuts, l7c; Ill
berts, lie.
PEPPER-Per u, 254c.
SPICE-Per D, 16c.
GNGKB-Per u, 16c.
CLOvBs-Peg q, 55660c.
STARCH-Per d. SIC.
SODA-Per 10, sc.
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lHORsE STEAKS BEECHER IN
All


Correspondence Of the Albany Argus.
PARIS, March 81, 1S75.-Lent has
come to a close and although Easter
Sunday was ushered in amid hail and
snow, there was gladness and high car
nival in Paris There is gloom In the
fish markets, but the vendors Of horse
meat are in ecstacy. The price of old
horses, manned, Blind and spawned,
rose from five francs per head, to ten,
and even fifteen, last Saturday.
Ny friend, Mr.. Way, the horse paint
er, took me out to the market. have
been initiated! Let me give you a few
points on this delicate Partisan luxury
horse meat steaks! When a FUSED
I'D" animal fails to earn his keeping
even by the sum Of fine sOus-oH he
is driven to the horse pound and sold
for five francs. The butchers are the
principal buyers. These halt, lame,
blind, and diseased animals are slaugh-
tered and sold by licensed vendors
to the French people for food. My
artist friend did not wish a horse to
eat; he only wanted his head to ''set
up" for a study, 50 he proposed to give
the butcher the carcass-h he would
send the head 70 the "taxidermist," or
whatever that French artist who skins
and stuffs and preserves animals) may
be called. About two thousand weekly
find their way TO the licensed butch
ers' stalls, and are eaten by the poor
people of Paris. If this kind of food
Will not make Communists and drive
men to suicide, then you may hope for
thepermanence Of the French Republic.
Now, I propose to speak by the card;
though l shall not plot against France
or drown myself IN the Seine. l have
actually eaten horse steaks. They are
not the worst eating IN the world,
though I would not recommend them
to delicate stOmachs. a FrenChman
assured me that they were better than
dog and much cheaper than frogs.
They are simply dry, tasteless and
tough, but garnished a Ia Francois,
with g~arlics, fish oil and cayenne pep
per, aud washed down with UiH Ordi-
Haire, they are regarded quite a Paris
ian luxury. This diet possesses one
infallible adjunct-fGUOr. think that
q Blouse" who feeds daily on this
food can be scented down the wind"
as far as a good healthy skunk after he
has been worried by a dog on a coon
hunt. England is about to try horse
meat, "by license" so you need not be
surprised if Boston and Chicago iui-
tate her example in due time.
PLYMOUTH woRsHIFPFR.
A travelled lady-an American lady
from Boston, and by the by, a newspa-
Der Observation-Disclosures me that
she regretted to find that "Our gentle
men"-I suppose she meant OstOnians
fare taking on bad manners and sus-
picious morals, in Paris" Suspicious
morals!" that is decidedly good, and
recalls a wit at our club. do you
know" said Muggins, that there are
no more Paris arrivals from Brooklyn.
Since the Beecher scandal has got into
court the French authorities stop ali
persons hailing from the city Of
churches, at the frontier, and if they
are members Of Plymouth Church, and
cannot show q certificate of character,
they remain under police sur reliance
to prevent decentralization OF French
character"