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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-01
9fs Health Lift,

Die Health Lift,
elm completes 9pmnaiium in ftsb letpf, erlorfer'
uur ,ebu Wiiuuten tdslib. Us 1T sin Aonleum lnt
Ma Sebiru Sie Nerpsn uno Nustetn, IS perbItet
sraufbvitsn unO liuosrt hrohiihe nebel.
or u s.. W pfjat pom Brooftp1 fant. ssH(
porsiislid sseisuet fur @olibe, iueibe HuOl'rs
piel feen, uuo iir Dameu, fusl9e an Ntutter% uno
auoern Stsudhen leieen." BarlorS Iltr 0amen uno
Serrsu: Nr. 40, Woro.eharIssHraBe.
.Q09,t2,5,9,2i,4,7,S0O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-01
StIeubQBQcn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

%SSFtIu} EWeacplnIDetSg!eHUGnE
IN unb rGtb SpnntGa, ben Z. 0iai 1876, nsr
oeH Ole glhaqts1Ia9e tdaltd iSouutdg5 0us9e
nommen) nod 8'lttlnorer 8ctt pom orS ttleHs
tatt II, mic ioIgt, abgc9en:
$40 Diorgeus Botjrg nah Diminishing, Sogerss
tomn, SSlidmsport uaO SDiihcn=SidtiGHeu.
S.45 Dlor9ens IccommoontioH5s3 nlb llaiouz
8uoge uro 5ptibfn-Stdtoneu.
S3O Ra6mttdas S:ejtaiju9 rad Dem p@recns
iU0oo=BGrte,
400 @aamtttG9s gccommo6ationgIug MAO uuis
5 90 @admittdss GTpnS,ag nsd5 ;frsGerd (obnc
iESehieD, @mmlttsUur9 mo NngCr5tomR. 61lt
nur in SttsUtie, SUtrGEzWiiIe, Jtsitrez
toun, 2Betmtuiter, NcD 2Ginbi0r, uuioIs
Bridge uRo Stdtioneu D,ltttb bis g8iuGms,
port
$50 YuChmttCQ5 mad luOu=SrIosG nuO SrUiI.LcHz
StattlElH.
9i9e tommen an Der Naturalization ON um 7.5o,
SO uuo 80 Ntorgcrs Gnb 3.?U uuo G..j 90b
mitta9s un0 ll9r sl5epo5.
GonntGssz SUge.
800 SO.mlttGGs 4CcomnooGtioEg 2u1 mao
nuiOu=l}rtbae un0 SUtlbsR 5tuiDEcns
ESQ NdbmittGss sNccommoOGticU5= Sug uGd tlHls
on@9sioae uno SmuGen=@tG,t0Rcu.
400 Hahmittaqs SpUcl3uG ned 1tM pGrceRs
ruooozRdrfe"
8Tae fomueu un {. 80 g,oruitao5 unl G,55 gIn6y1
| mtttc9s uno ubr abenes am NilcnRraScH,So
| b0ie an.
uutel, Feunipuuaja. IUcUuc ~ UiiHuteu uao iSuiJ
| tOu~Stoti1n u Wilnutcn, uo4oem itc ben Sillens
SrdBcnsSahnbos ucrQncn.
Die Stra6trOubu g8aqcn 6Cr Baltimore un0
GupitraBensSne IGhrep 6ts Guf Elm GjeuicIt Der
| gde UoH @aVz mo @reerltrG6e 5nm yabnbofe.
B9Iia9tete fdrSmEIttsbur5 pebicIn Die GGo9goH5
| in RcdqzRioge. 3. ~. 5000,
8en2Guis$ tibdit5iu9ges,
| X. S. GlriSWSID,
| u5l-) 8eHer0is8t!etzAaeH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-01
DaHa6tsSMeine

nod uno ben europa, erebitbrtefe &C.
ftns bilisft su haben BET &nmmer d 8edtt'
ne. II, 0eruans, stpiiten Soutb. u. @alpertfr
ss Gremses @elo su ben 3 o d f n greiien.
(NprI2i-y)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-01
Ste 6eneraiperiantmtll.st9 Oct
YreSbntertatter>

Gem-0 orf, 81. Wai.-Sn Der beutl9el'
Sibung Der @eueralperammlung Der BreSs
bntertaler wuroe Die ansebabnte Serelnlgung
Der nDroli9en unO iiioliten Stride wetter be-
ipr0deu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-01

0r 81, W. gsortm an, gir. 138, Noro@Gutatp>
0arase, turirt Die SdmOrrb otbeH poft'o uno
nsrmaueut nit elmer gang ueuen Tetboos, o9ne
Medsr, siaatur ODER Soaenftein uro saranftrf s'ne
oau,Iide aur ooer uimmt teine Sedobiun3.
(UiaiIO, ,tDttT)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-01
&fnDer<&utfGetl

bel einrih Sdnarh
0r. 2f1, 0eit=BaItimore@, nabe abarles SttaBe
Gln ero6es AHOrtmsnt nIr oon ben bsl'sn 6ao''T
fantsn, uln Sc uuo euipdrts.
Setnrtd1 3d)mass,
SIR. 2,t. 0cItzSaltimore<, nabe @9arleSitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-01
Setu sdmers! &stme @eiabr! Setu
Iettfd,Iaa!a

Die "Colton Dental-Associdtion" TT thinner er'
folsreit, 3dbne obne 5hr,er,en aus5uSteben. Ole
arostsu 3.petl,r tonnen it'd, bon oiser &batiae tn
ben 3:mmern Nr. 81. 9Ssits6aSettefraBe, noer'
,.uo,u. (San. q. 6 Dltey)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-01

0otente usroen fiit &rRnoer ertntrft'
Grit uat Changing bes Bateats msroen @eougs
en- berednet. 8. s, & u. 2. powafo'
Rr. 18, Secouof ira BE, Der Yor 9e9enaoet'
fSsbre .12lRte) 9petssgireau in gBaibinston, Dc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-01
o1n,unnareiAio amertfamtfdhe &oteIS brann
Aetnr. g. oartmamn.

GrIparf Gud 5WdHStJ PrU5eNl TT SIlH11Pl7
maaren, 9anbi9uben mno unterflelSern.
0omeuz. Serreuz u. Stnoer.Sauep= =strumpinaaren
Der lesteu Nooe, tdsIit erbalteu in
Nr. 139, @ea=8aItintortz, tfuiiden Soutb'
uno ealpertitraBe. (Dlait6, ,2DiteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-01
0:rsss uuo 2letn.Uesfaaf.

W,obeIztIsber,iise, Sorhdnses trimmings uno 2as
pa,jer.IrtiteI aIer arten Su pcrihiesenen Bretien
DER aroste Borratb uno auswabl in Der Staot su
auaemeIenen greiisn in SIR. So. Sanooerftr" bel
(Uiai3O, 1Utf) 8. Gtones 3torrt$ & so.
Ot tdbtauooretbts anertfamtfdse SotelS brann'
ten i'm Iesten WouGte ab; ete SrdHos batten perz
hitet perbeu fonneu, ipenn Die Sotels ben a.
tifhenN Harm eebabt bdtten. Sebr.
9aa, 0r. 9e, @arbenitr., alto. (Wtat29, 2WteD
ez>te rG a=Spnls Setoe' IN ole oez
0lteb.eHe, 8one @roBe, sebortse sduse uno oonz
fommen sIatt. Vile SroBeren @el9a'te pemaaleh
hisisIbe (Diai26, i0itfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-01
Sebt TIT ote 3est sum Gsntrttte.
~TART I'M LIFE
SA BRYANT & STRATTON
~ BUSINESS nI;$;.C9! C9!l!GE
Rr. 6 uuo 8, WorosGbarlesRra

0ieie Nnitot o5ferrt felne SortbelIe, bic iie n6t
perrpiriden tanu uno peripridt feine Iusbil6unses
@eleseabeit bic ie uiht befiet. sic feht alsn Of
fen NIB labet NIe, ebe e ibren lnterrihts &nrlna
autreteu, ber3lid Elm. lie gu beiutu uno in ieoen
Glnbelnen In Gusenidein Su nebmcn. SIT Der applis
fant sareben9e (. fam er tintreten; anoerniaus
itebts ibm iref, fib anberswo5in 81 nenoen. SeI
@rfols oefer Ansal bairt einDig uno aletn aui hrs
in iebem 9anoestbeile berporra9enoe Anertennune
erlaust baben Beit entiernt, oor elmer fIiti6enti
funs Suriid3uibreden, laoet fe rietmebr 6a5u cir
cine ioId1e ais Die bette gmpieblunS brtr @irtiam
tett nath.
Heiereumn: unIere Conner. - 9Beseu 8eoinsuu
aen uno toniti9en Ndbereu ipre6e nun in Der AHtal
Dor ooer penoe iit triefid on
~. q. sable
Streftor Der AnFiaIt,
(DeB3i ,6Dite) y1r. 6 uno .. .Noro Is harteSat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-01
Selegrapbii6e 9efeideA
ssalanasSebsIhea.

tSe.iGss Der SafIocitrtsn Srsfe1 fir cen n9or:
reIponbenten.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-01
Yeter Cooper ntnttttt ote 0omsitn=
ftors Der StffattoutEte:t an.

sc ep orf, 81. Utat. - Peter 600
per muroe beute Don Dem Soriiber uno bem
5efretar oer ,lluabbdnsigen Bartei" oTt5iea
bon ieiner NomtnatioI fir Die Bgdiioentidlnft
i'll aenntuib aeiest. ST ia9te IN ieiner 8eSe:
vgSabreno id benz @omite Dnrdl Sie fir ote
aroBe @bre, lpel9e mln mir er5ei9t bat, bers=
lid oanfe, geltatten Sie mir, 9iitigf gu la
gen. bub nod eine entisrnts giO9liafeit sor>
baneen lit, bab, penn lueiier 9tatb Die Sber<
bano bebalt, Die 9eisnldaft purd) cine Der
beiosn soBen Yarteien, ,psld)e bemnaGdplt
ihre National>@onpente abballe:i, Die nitn=
i9enspsrtbe Grleidterung erhdlt. GS TT itber<
fliIfa, bab id perii6ere, baB, wdbrenb i'd
teinea @brseis beiite, b0bTer Seanlter eieier
groben Station Su meroent id) freuotg thun
ipsroe, mas in meinsu sraften fteht, nm bic
SntereiIen meines SaterlanoeS 81! forDern.
SD nebme oesbalb Shire Nomnotou beotnz
9unssweiie ali unb ipre6e Die ernits 9oftnnn9
ans, oaB bte anabbdnsi5e Yartet Oennoh lbte
3pede errelfen mo9e, wdbreno fte mir geltat'
tet, in oer Oiubc oes Briuatlebens 81 tlelben,
peld)e mir am Meii.e.t sufa9t, nHO neld)e lllr
mpin Nlter am YatfenDlten it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-01
9tc WeItausjfeauna.

Ybtla 6eIp bta, 81. Wtal. = 0er
beutige Anoraug 1T betrdd)tlih, obgleid ntdlt
10 aroB, oils geitern. Die 9roBe 8rupp'ide
&anone miro ioeben burdl eluen ipc3ieu oaSu
ein9eri6teten Slaidensug in ibre YoiitiOn an
bem Saupt- @inganse beri. Maidinen=6alle"
aufgeitelt. Ser 9teit Der &rupp'ideu 6abrtt
fate mirb in peniseu Sagen georOnet iein.
Ser tiirfl9e Sasaar I'M ipeitliden Sbetle oes
4usitellungsplaseS in Der gtGhe bes GEES
wuroe beute erDfinet. Sic @inridtung Der
,,agritultur=6alle" tft beiuahe po1euOet, unb
ldmmtlitje i6mere Mai6ineric befinoet itdl
in Boiition. DaS @ienbabngeleiie III Der
,,Wai9iuen=6alle" miro nit einem SuBbooen
iiberfleloet uno gegen @noe oieier ySode
poundncig beOedt iein. Die peridieoencn
Breisri9:er @ommiifonen fnb eifr,g NIT
ihreu llnteriud)uuaen beId,Gfttat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-01
eas SpImes' s'td,e y ateat. Die ~Dampt'5ep
Std,retuia auns g. 70 efeafdlatt."

seppide burbsebenos ssreintst aho Iehoz
,;r, srtt Shmus unb Uiotten berausses
hroht gair baben iber ale yatentbeeihtrdbtigun@
gen triumpbtrt. S'lmss e@""p"a,
(aprtr ,3Dit) %r.9 - S't'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-01
9fe .Sfmpelritfer. :"

Bhilaoelpbia q, 81. Stat. - Sic jGGr.
lide Beamtenpabl Der @roB SGmtburei Der
,Sempelritter" bes Staate5 8enuiplpanien
faub heuie nit folgenOem 0feiultate itatt:
Srob. .8omtbHr S. &auinlann aus Columbia,
8a.; @ebiilfs 9roB &omttrr gS. $. @gle
aus Sarrtsbnrg; @ro6- -@eneraliiFmns Gam.
9. Did aus Weaopille; @roB @eneralz Capt
tim S. B. g. Gobiu aus lebanon; @roB>
Brdlat Daniel @aibburne aus &iblano; al.
terer @roB 9SarOein 3. gS. s. Carroll aus
Bit.sburg; iiinserer 9roB 9Saroetn @eorge
6enoritfS aus Ibilabelpbia; @roB Sdat.
nleilter M. 9ttdaroS Ntudle aus BbilaOel
pbia; @roB- B-Sefretar @barles 6. gfeper aus
Bbila5elpbia.
= 4ae StraBen Der Staot iino beute &C.
ordngt poll. uuO inter ben Wtenldenmahen
btloe.l Die ySempelritter" etnen betraGtlider
4ntbetl. Die @aitbduer fino 10 iiberfitat
oab piele @dite fein llntcrfomnlen ftuoen
0ieStanbarten oery Sempelritter" fattern por
aaeu @ebGuoer. Sn Der horticultural ,pal"
finbet beute Nbeno eiue Don Der YbilaOelpltel
Somthurei fur Die beiudJenben Sitter oerdn-
ltaltete llnterbaltung itatt, unb III uteleu 9o'
tells flno Sanfette unit @on5erte fir otelslber
ueranltaltet. Stan erlpartet, Sab ole Parao'
moraen 9ta6nittag alle bisberige Demon
ltrationen Hbertreffen miro; ungefdhr 1900
Oiann meroen iid an berlelben betbetltgen.
-9egen 10, 900 yGempelrltter" trafen beut
bier elm, nnb man iddet, baB 10000 Sremo
beute @benD in Der Stabt anmelehO itno; ol
| 2ahl mtrb iiCb morQeu per0Oppcln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-01
Tcae Nn3eigeH.

% q 80 taS9 effmfe
Die
beten unO billiglten In ber Start.
(Sunii0.f2Rte.) SuIdmGnn &Spof.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-26
REAL ESTATE POOL.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-The select
committee on the District real estate
Iool, held short meeting to-day in Sc
/ cret session. Leon8rd WGitney, super
intendent Of the Western Union tele-
grsph company, produced, under pro-
test, number Of kilograms that passed
through his Office during the summer Of
1872 sBd since, in regard to the real es-
tate pool. The committee declined to
give the telsgrams or their purport for
publication. 1t is understood that q SUD.
IG1E has been Issued for Judge M'Ar-
thur, Of the sJpreme court of
this district, and that be will
shortly return 10 this city and appear.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-26
COTTON.
Review of the Liverpool Market for
the Week-A Gain i'm Prices
over the Previous
Week,

LIVERPOOL, Msrch % The cotton
market for the week closing Friday has
| been animated, and buyers followed the
/ advance without hesitation. The trade
/ has been large for buyers, and specUlat-
ors and exporters have GlsO purchased
| freely. The weather has been stormy,
and imports have therefore been light.
| The stock on hand has consequently
diminished, which has created sn in
/ cTea ed demand. The continued unfa-
yoTabie news from Bombay about re-
Ceipts there and shipments from that
point has OcCasicned al important
rise in surats, far more general conf
| dence in values Il manife-ted than at
| the beginning OF the month, when
prices were fully half penny lower.
| American descriptions have been lin
good demand, and prices are generally
an eighth higher. To-day Saturday.
the m5Iket is firm, Though there ia no
movement Of prices to be noted. There
has been rather more than an average
business for a short day. Sales were
10000 bales, o! which 1000 bales were
taEen by spectators and exporters
leaving 1000 bales TO spinners. The
last quotations Of leading American
staples were middling uplands, 6 9 l6d;
middliDg Olsans, IS l6j. The srriv.
SIS hsve shown great and sustained &C.
tivity, and have further advanced.
With some unimpCrtant fluctuations,
the tendency has been throughout
buOysnt, ard the market closes, though
70. a. its hest, with a substantial gain
over last Fridays figures. To-day (Sa-
turdsy) arrivals are still strong, and
there hRs been a further upward move
ment Of 1924. Among the last sales
this afternoon were the following: mid.
ding uplands, low middling clause, Nav
and June delivery, 6 1I-15I; middIinc
uPlauds, low middling clause, June and
July delivery, 64d; middling uplsnds,
low middling clause, July and August
delivery, 6 I3 16i,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-26
CRAZY-HORSE DONE FOR.
Another 81 laughter of Ammunition and
War Material. and Destruction Of
an Indian Village.
Pr6pasiti6n to Remove Mr. Lotto
ReseI VatiOns on the Missouri,

: CHIgAeO, Match s5.LThe following
| telegram was received at G oneral SheTi-
dams headquarters this morning:
FORT RENO, March q, 1876.
We cut loose from the Wagon-traiu
and secuted the Tongue end Rosebud
| giVeIs until Satisfied there were no To-
across the country toward Powder river
General Reynolds, with half of his COM
| msnd, was pushed forward on q tail
| near the mouth of Little Powder river
seventeenth, finding II per-
fecs msgs Ziue OF au1munitiopj of
wsr material, and of general supplies.
Crazy Horse had with him the northern
CheyenDes and some of the MinreoDjo-
res, probably in ali one half Of the In
dians IN copart1eIship with those at the
and that the proceeds of their raids upon
the settlemea's had been taken to these
agencies, and supplies brought out in
retUr1. In this connection, l would
again urgently recommend the iunmedi.
ate transfer OF the Indians of those agen-
cies to the Missouri. l am aatisfiej that,
if Sitling.BulI is on the side of the Vel
lowstone, that he is c6mped at the
mouth OF Powder river.::We had terribly
severe weather during cur absence from
the wagon trains. 1t showed every day
but one, and the mercury in the ther
mometer, on several occasions, failed to
reghtr. GEO CROOK,
Brigadier General.
FORT FErTERMAN, WY. TER, March %.
The expedition which left here March
1st, under General Reynolds, to proceed
sgsiDst the northern hostile Indians,
has returned to old Fort Reno, aud is
expected here in few days, when full
details Of its movements will be given.
Enough is now known to show that it
has met with good success, and has Sc
verely punished Crazy Horses band of
Sioux, Cheyenn6s and Minneoni0reg.
1t is also rendered certain that the num-
Der Of hostile Indians now away from
their reservations has been very gTeStly
Over-esiimatedr 50 that another one of
the Iudisn humbugs of the frontier has
been exposed as result Of this expedi-
ton. II the agencies at Red. Cloud and
SpottedTail were removed to the Mis-
souri, river, tie predatory bands which
have infested this frontier would be OBJ
liged to succumb, as they get all their
suppli5so Of var materia', as well as il
formation OF the movements against
them, from these points.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-26
Earnings of the Suez Canal.

The J ,int Sc si,n was then dissolved.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-26
Chicago Crooked whisky.

CHICAGO. March 24-In the case ol
Pahlmsn, Rush d Co., this morning
Herman Becker, the former storekeepel
for the firm, who returned from Canada
recently, testified that he had been cog
niZaGt Of frauds committed by them,
and that he had allowed such frauds
The usual method pursued was to use
stamps a second time. The distillery
was sometimes run beyond its taxed
capacity, and the surplus was put on the
market without tax. He produced a
note Of seventeen hundred dollars, which
he testified wss given him in return for
allowing these frauds.
Ernest Mattern testified that while
storckeeper for Pahlman, Rush q Co
he had winked at frsuds, and during
less than year had received twenty
five hurdred dollars from the firm a.
compensation therefor. The frauds
consisted in running the 'distillery be-
yond lis taxed capacity, and in using
stamps a second time. Both the pro.
prletOrs understood this, and made the
bargain with him.
CHICAGO, March 25.-In the Pohl.
man and Rush case this morning the
counsel for the government rested their
case without adducing further important
testimony for the defense. Mr.. Harris
produced note given by Pohlman and
Rush to Bebker for money loaned them
by him. The defense claimed this note
vas given in 1873 and that the note for
nineteen dollars, which Becker yester-
day swors was given him as pay for his
permission while storekeeper to their
irregularities, it wss simply a renewal
OF the first note after Eome payments
had been made upon it. Professor Bah
cock, microscopist, testified that the
note for two thousand dollars was made
10 1873, and could not have been made
st later time. Adjourned till Iondsy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-26
EEEXECO.
The Forced LOan-EXpected Attack by
General Diaz Found Dead.

GALVESTON, March IS "A Browns.
vile spscisl to the Nsa0s says that the
commander of t0e gunboat Rio Bravo
loaned General Lebarrs six bags of DOW
der, abont one hundIe and fifty pou ids.
tt isrepOTsed that this loan was made al
the suggestion OF the American consul
st MEtamCros, Mr.. Wilson, and that
@ 9nCrsl Potter considers it a violation
Of the orders received from Washing
tor. Tne loan was effected day before
yesterday. Ga Tnursdoy evening Gen.
rrll Lablrra visited the gunboat Rio
Bravo. He crossed the river in a
small bsat sent fom the Rio Bra
vO. He did not call upon
General Potter. General Labsrra is
constructing fort at the lower edge of
MstsmOros. Don Antonio Lorgari has
bsen released upon q promise to pay
five thou aud dollars to the forced loan.
1t is reported that General Disz will at
tack MatsmOrOs tonight. Several days
since United States soldier was found
dead near RInggold barracks. 1t is now
reported that some Mexicans were ar
rested and imprisoned on suspicion, and
that last night patty Of soldiers forced
the Jail OF Starr cOunty,snd killed one Of
the Mexicans and wounded two others.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-26

Ne, OF pats,
tfds-rlarks
end lafaG1g
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-26
A WORTHY CMAItITY,
Ehe Employ yment Agency of the La
dies Christian Association.

The attention, CT lie pabiio is called tc
the, elonlGy ileps agency Of the Ladies,
chustlan association, advertised else.
where. This agency furnishes an excel.
lent medium for securing heib for fam
lies at the moderate chsLge OF nrs de-
Ter for eata saryEut furnished. The
laden are striving to give practical
demonstration Of the idea entertained
by them, namely, that the true way to
help those who ask assistance is to fur.
nish employment, by m2ans OF which
they may helc themselves. There were
one hundred and; twenty six applicants
Tor work ana places. duri1g the pgot
month, many. Of whona were assisted in
various Weys 10 procure employment or
hOmes IN the City and county. For
.lIIs labor, however, only sixteen doll 3rs
and fifty cents was received from those
who were supplied with help. The rev.
enue to be derived from the more gem
CIel Uss Of this institntion by the fam
lies q the city, would greatly sssist the
lsdies in its support, e9 well s5 In the
support Of the
TEMPORARY LODGING ROOMS,
where transient women and children
are now lodged, who formerly had no
refuge tut the Ftstieph0rtse, and WheTe
women En6 gir-s without homes are
dged snd ied until situations can be
procured Tor them. Ehess rooms have
been without occupants only one night
during the month Of February.
a IEkCT DEPOSITORY
has recently bten added to the CfIice,
where the tracts ere distributed gratis or
are sold al publication prices to tho. who
sr3 abls 10 buy. Although this Is essen.
tally the ladies' work, and no applics.
ton has been made TO gentlemen for
its regular support, yet it has been init,
mated that voluntary contributions
from gentlemen who feel interested in
helping on this work, would be grate-
fully accented,
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fonphis, Tenn, January 10. 1875 ta90
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NEw YORK. Maryh est was sscer.
tsiu=' This @ terIo8a from an cfYicsr ci
the J. Re railroad that tha result 81 The
n'gg-EtlO-s between tL- Z ie company
a-d ile E1ilt-l committee, Messrs.
Filming and Miller, WIS cu the basis Il
tho s-aj-c. u fIalficz.ion il London srd
here. Toe piar c1ntemplates the fund
inE ~ first mortgage bouGs, alternate
cDuf1Ls fer five years, aud all the
sec 2cs fJf i've yaar-, with 50 ssssss.
menL % i've dollars psr share on the
stock. Tbs arrangements he'd nothing
w1slevor 20 do with the cutting down of
ss3eal.l55Ts OF l.yiug the bird rail.
r Fleming and Miller, ugviCg c8mrieted
ln-lE lsocrsl ElaeI this afternoon for
England.
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"razzE.s 4 lrz.oas.e,Lrrrzs.

Tn "i77 sG-UE, March - ! an.
a. &C Ctzf States. Tlnasssee ard "a,
IuGkey uIpCr f1te region, the up
.Ssr AL.siissipp. and tie ioirsr M.ssour
vaLAsy, c'slr or jri- srcgsier, and sta
tf97g7y ors.fgt' f1E oftaapsrIsWrr, ,Ei'h
Ho-ther'y p ,r--e er,g 1r.Hds, and Tistra
oGrCUctsy.
The Mississippi T'us- trV continue 70
rise bet0csH lfcksJtvg agd C1irc, end
"TsForoas f59ds t7N occur during Ion-
day and ZHo5dgY. 7Es Ohio and Cs.gl-
bcslzla Tirsrs agt. rise rapidly. Floods
~ also oceVr Or C5unccFcH yigsy dur
tsy Sunday and SIoadoy.
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WASHINGTON, March 25.-EK-Attor-
ney. GeneIal Williams aud EX-Como-
| tFoller BrOdhesG we're bsf3re q sub com.
hli,coe OF The bOuEe judiciary committee
today, ard were examined in regard to
C rain expenditures made by the de-
par.meDt o. justice during what was
called the kuklux raids.
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Nav YORK, March 25-An almost
tro, Zeal lain storm, together With a fog
issiilg tarCughCu. The dsy, made a tc-
tai rc.ip7- q he suo here instead Of e
pNt j eel qse ty tae moon, as sstrono.
Iae-s aGuou1csd. IL the Beighborhood
2 RAID sut slgw--t0gm prevailed. and
floods are threatened The Hudson
yer rsii--ed trains were DELAYED rs
'Apf-sl.d-s, while those 90 the Harlem
. guc s'-e~hCre are li0ckaded 5y
'-crihE, which o some places are
Or tw=lly Zee. deep.