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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-24

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-24

B@ Die iiibli6cn llnioniltsn bebaupten feif
bas tpilrpe bas @clt Der Ser Stdaten bcrn Con
grsB nidt beiitebeH, 10 iei AT tcue Sderbeit fiji
lie bu benfen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-24

rNtan pill nun nit Scmlidcr @eipiEbeit
wiicn, rOB beibc Seduicr bc6 Gcn9rcbcS lid nd6s
ltc NSo6c pcrtdgcn ipcrbcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-24

H@- Cine gssiu @nslano S,ituns teeauptst,
tab Nuaua Belmont In Ntp. gcrf turtt ben ltk.
ten NufiGla0 tes gOess, 3trei 9lillionsn psr-
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-24

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-24
gpn Baltimore.

Baltimore, IL. Salt. Die 5;be bau<
srt init unp9mlnprrtsr 5sftisfdt fort. Der
5bermcmsier ssist 90 @rab. Wsbr als jpaus
,is Gdls bon SonnsnRI6 famn ssa,n Dor uno
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penn nihts SsIsr li& barbietst.
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prsmpts Sancluneswtle bfs @onsrslTes auf bic
gste gotlGaft tss YtdFcsnten lsbr Gfuut.
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lutsrf1rsibet far bsu Gtda Patriot.
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Die ltnionzpartbei itsbt no6 INNER. bel
ben alten Sternen uno Streifen!
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-24

sD- alters @rcsSencr IN 9isu gprf trf&its
Dor sinem 8risbensri6tsr unb sat an, sr tranihs
Won itinr Grau gef&isbm 10 rsrben. Or fsf
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BEN 70 ftIeEt osiporbtn, So6 6tr feline 3rap ss-
nd9rsn fSnne.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-24

na-Gine @nsaei scn stwa 60 Rnattn tatieit
I& am 4ttE 9uli wd0renb bss abbrnusus bes
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tas Dad snsr Stsur poRirt. bic pISpli6 ju-
lammfntraG. mas sne srube Nense gsrwune-'
unaen prrnrlante.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-24

EG-SIn Sowa Mann Ianats Dor dnfsm sBu&.
en- In @sfeaf6aft lenr ..belTrsn 56ffit" auf At.
ner grrsnGsunss uno @slGdftstour III Saint
paul, I'm Staate Minnsfcta an. Dcnntr(aG
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nuGt. aIS Der ..5rr Der S&Spfurs" fdlisf 1atl
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einsr Safns uno - psrpufttts. Nls ber quite
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tRuminer srob. als er dter ben gsrtua isinss Gel.
pes sntbsdte. ,pclltt bas Der, itm brstten. Crit
benz bur&till r ale benftarsn @tssnSer, aitt
lsnsn pnlcrfnrn SGab lpsbsr,uiiaoen.
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Sd)ifsbrano.

Gan 5ranaisfc. ii. Suli.-Gus 6onc|
tuIu wirb beri&tet. bab bas @itpperf&iff Sarnst
BON Nsp gcrf naG Can 5ran,iefc am 8. Nat
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auf tubsr Gre pertrannt IN. DIR Captain. IL
MatrcI,n unb 2 YafTnaisrs rsttitsn fa tn Elm
Boot unc lantstsn nod 3.tdsiser Gatrt In Gan
pantcto.
Bon spsi anSsrn 8cptsr In tsnen td Der +.
uuo 2. Stsuermaun uno unssfdtr 20 andre Ser.
Iontn befanbm bat mon nod niGts est5rt. Sif
bisltsn 10 Sass lang cine 9ii6tuns, purbsn absr
oann bon einantr estrsnnt. Dos cd bate
untsr ftinsr earuns sine srpee Auantitat Sot.
lenSl unb bic 5lammsn pntrssttn li@ baSsu nit
GROCER SGnellisfdt.
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sulphuric acid, the process being identical with
the one last described In, every essential par
iicular. ..f
processes is sulphate OF soda, or the common
Chambers salts, and are sold to make soda ASH,
which is used to great extent IN the mauuiac-
ture of glass. e-,.
petroleum: i'm fact were il not for the cheap
ness OF sulphuIic acid, many oil the petroleum
wells would be worthless owing TO the cost oil
refining their product, which could not be done
40 as to nav by q costly process on small scale.
Nitric acid Is largely employed Oy dyers, and
also in the making of percusson'caps, and for
many other uses.
the purpose of rendering railroad ties and
sleepers and railroad bridge timber impervious
to moisture. BY peculiar process, and the
addition of other materials, muriatlcl acid is
transformed into chloride of zinc, and is, by
tremendous pressure, forced into the pores of
timber, the moisture having been previously
extracted thererom. This process so preserves
the timber that no amount of exposure to
moisture will affect it, nor will insects attack it,
At the chemical factories where the above
described acids are manufactured, number OF
other important articles are made Among
these are aquaiortis, which is simply unpurlhe1
nitric acid, muriate of tin oXy-muriate OF tin
nitrate of iron, ntro.muriate of tin, tin crystals
acetate of tin, sulphate of soda, salts OF tartar,
aqua ammonia, concentrated aqua ammonia,
supho-muriate of tin, what Is known as plum
Spirits" and various other compounds. The
greater part of these last-named articles are
used almost exclusively by dyers, and with
the acids are employed for eoloring, bleach
ing, etc.
When first put into the market from the fac
tory, sulphuric acid is worth from four to five
cents per pound nitric acid, fifteen to twenty
cents per pound; muriatic acid, four TO five
cents per pound.
The carboys, or glass demiiohn shaped vessels
in which the acids are sent to market are always
carefully boxed up, to avoid, as far as may be,
the danger OF breakage, inasmuch as the con.
sequences of breaking ten.gallOn jug of oil of
votrol on steamboat deck might not be
pleasant.
A few years since, a gentleman who spent an
eveing with old King Whiskey and few friends,
went bone to the chemical factory where he
was employed, to sleep, Feeling thirsty he TODD
a drink from stone pitcher, filled with what he
supposed to be water; it proved, however, to be
sulphuTic acid. OF course death at once en-
sued.-R Rufus King BrO,Cne, N. ID.
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EXCURSIONS.
nlzlrS@9s, DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS
Exzz4-Sz=z-=.Ls
ON THE sCHUYLKILL.

The beautiful lltle steamers
SILVER WAVE AND SILVER STAR,
Now running from Fairmount to Falls of schuYlkiI
will leave FairmOunt follows :At 90 S0j, $780,
80, 1920, llO5, l50 A. NJ. And at IL S5 90 2O5, 25O
1886, 4 20 sos, $50, and 6'35 P. NJ.
Returning, leave the Falls at 72O, SN5 $50, 935 I0'2O
llO5 1850 A. NJ and l235, l2O, 2O5 So 335 400, sos
5'5O and 6'35 p. NJ
FARE.-TO Laurel Hill and the Falls, 10 cents; Colum-
bia Bridge Washington Retreat 10 cents. Excursion
Tickets TO Fails Laurel HILL 25c. Pcnics ard Sunday
Schools taken at liberal reduction 60 9rpws
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
UNELEGRAPA MATERIALS AT AUCrI,

: OELEGkAFH MAIEhIALS AT AUCTIl
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTFR's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, ID. g., August 6, 1895.
Will be sold at public auction. under the dIreci
OF Brevet Lieutenant co onel james NJ Moore,
sistant QuarteTmaster, at Warehouse on g SIR
near 1wtnteth street, Washington, on THU
DAY, August 30, at 10 A. M the following L
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OFFICE OF ASST. Q. M. U, S. MIL. r. r.
No. 250 G street,

WASHINGTON, d. c., August3 3, 1866
Will be sold at public auction. at AleXan(}
Va, on THURSDAY, August 23, the balanc
United states Military Railrc ad Property renal
on hand at that place, consisting in part asI
lows;-
Two second.c'ass seIviceable Locomotive Eng |
Norris & Son, builoers; gauge, 4 feet 81 inches.
One Tender Truck, TWO small lruck Cars
One hundred pairs ondhand Car Wheel
aXles. l
Seventy tons at" Railroad Iron (45 lbs. to
yard, nearly new; fifteen Stoves; two fiteenI
Hydraulic Jacks, and ten tons unserviceable
road Iron.
t25) Twenty-Five tons Wrought and Cast sd
Iron secondhand Railroad spikes, Chairs Rut
Loops, Broad Axes, Mauls, Platform and Coul
Scales, Lanterns, Oars, Desks, Tables, and al
rety OF other articles; also,
Nine Frame Buildings.
Sales to commence at 10 O'Clock A. M, at
Military Railroad Wharf, where the Locomott
Railroad Iron, and Car heels are stored !
balance of the articles will be so d at the Raj III
supply Store, near the Orange and Alexanl
DepoI.
Will be sold at Pittsburg, Pa, at eleven o'cI
A. NJ on TUESDAY,, August %,
Eleven new Box Cars, five feet guage; PennoC0
Co., Kennett Square, Chester county Ped
builders.
TeTms-Cash, in Government funds
Any further information relative to the prop1
will be furnished on application at this office.
f. j. CHILLY,
S7Sw Bvt. Major and A. Q. NJ, U. S. ArmI
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INSTRUCTION.

THE LEHIGH UNIVERITY, BETHLEHEM
i PENNA.
This new Institution, literally endowed by the Hon.
Asa Packer, OF Mauch Chunk. and designed to give a
full practical edGcatiOn suited to the requirements OF
the will be open to receive students FIRST
TWO CLASSES on the lst of September, 1866.
The location is beautiful, and proverbially healthy,
and ii is situated in the midst varied industrial
rests all OF which will be subsidized tine purpose
instruction
YEARS OF PREPARATORY INSTRUCTION in Ma
thematcs, Chemistry, and Languages (esDecialy the
modern languages) studies which every young man
should pursue, for whatever profession he be intended
second WO ADDll lONAL YEARS in one OF the
fol owing schools in each ofwhch ado tional special
degreeIs conterred:-
/. The school o. General Literature.
2. he School OF civil engineering.
The School OF Mechanical Engineering.
The echOOl of MetalluTgy and NJ ming
Applicants for admission will be examined from the
lSt 10 the 18th August, presenting themselves
the President at Bethlehem, or the opening day.
Circulars giving terms, etc, may be had by app yng
TO MessTs, l. Ii BUTLER IL CO., No. 1877 S. FOURTH
Street Philadelphia, to HENRY CoPPEE President.
bethlehem, Pa. 1878 10
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GALE OF UNITED STATES MILITARY r.
- ROAD PROPERLY.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

LIMITED STATES REV ENUE STAMPS
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No. 3O4 CHESTNUT Street.
CENTRAL DEPOT
No. 1O3 South FIFTH Street,
ONE DOOR BELOW CHEsNUT.
ESTABLISHED 1862.
Revenue Stamps of every description constantly
on hand in any amount.
Orders by Mail or Express promptly attended to.
United States Notes, Drafts on Philadelphia, or
New York, or current funds received in payment.
Particular attention paid to small orders.
The decisions of the Commission can be consulted
and any information regarding the law cheerfuly
given.
The follow ing rates OF discount are alowed:-
ON ALL ORDERS OF s25,
TWO PER CENT. DISCOUNT
ON ALL ORDERS OF 800,
THREE PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
ON ALL ORDERS OF $780,
FOUR PER CENT DISCOUNT.
All orders should be sent 70 the
STAMP ENCY,
No. 3O4 CHESNUT Street,
SO PHILADELPHIA
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95,000 pounds Wire ID
SO miles Insulated III
graph Wire.
LOG Reels for Wire.
43 Reel Stands, small.
10 Reel Stands. centre
Il Platform Scale.
199 Insulators, block.
1 Coal Stove, with Zip
% lool Boxes.
"A ull Reels.
73 Empty Reels.
67 Reel Stands.
16 Reel Stands. delivei
6 Reel Handles.
8 spools Copper w
No %.
5 spools Copper w
No. 80.
II pounds Gutta Per
I'm sheeis).
III Iron Spikes.
81 Insulated BenC
. Screws.
90 Rubber Rings.
$50 cells Portable +
Telegraph BatteryA
I303 Zines for Grove
terry. \
l6 Empty Mercury FL
uronl, with SC
WIenches, Screw i
E. ers, SplIit Lamps,
dering Irons, etc.
-nment funds.
led purchasers in whic
d. VI. RUCKER,
d Chief Quartermaster,
rot of Washington, ID.
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DENTISTRY.

A THE GOVERNMENT HAVING
~nffn granted me letters-patent for my mode OF
administering Nitrous Oxide Gas, by which have
extracted many thousands OF Teeth without pain am
ustit in asserting that II is bOh safer and peror to
' DIR. @. l.. MUNNS
5H6m No. 13l SPRUCE Street
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An article on "Brigandage" in the last number
of the Westminster Reoie,O, founded on the recent
narratives of Mr. Moons experiences in Italy,
gives a series of curious sketches of notorious
freebooters of medieval and modern times. Two
Of these stories are as fQllows:-
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A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFF
~ PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 8, 1Sl

A SSISTANT QUARrERMASTER's OFF
u PHILADELPHIA, Pa. August 8, 18t
LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT HARNI
RIDING SADDLES, ETC.
Will be sold al Public Auction, at II c United 81
Government Warehouse, HANOVER Street wi
Philadelphia, Pa, on SATURDAY. AUGUST ]
and w EDN ESDAY, August 22d, 1866, cOmmen
on each of tine days specified at 10 o'clock A. Al
iots to SUIT purchasers, large quantities of the fol
ing described Harness, etc, viz:-
Lead Ambulance Harness, Te1alred, sets OF.
Lead Mule Harness. worn, sets OF.
Wheel Mule Harness, worn, sets Of
Wheel. Ambulance Harness, worn, sets of.
Mcclellan saddles worn.
Collars, q, sorted Mule ana Horse) worn.
WAGON Brides, worn.
Wagon Saddles worn
head Halters ana chains, worn,
Neck Straps and Chains, worn,
All this Harness is made Of the best mater
when purchased by the Government, and Is
sold because the war is ended, and is no To-
needed for the army.
Railroads Passenger Railroads, and Express {
psnies, Manufacturers, Farmers, and Harness
ers are respectfully invited to attend this sale.
an opportunity Will not occur agaln. 1t is prob
the last large lot of Government Harness that
be sold in this city, and Will not bring anyt
ike its true value. Much money may be mad
ulchasers 1eselling and dIsposing of the san
the " est ana elsewhere.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in Government fu
a deposit of twenty-five per cent to be pai
every accepted bid, tine balance within twenty.
hours alter the sale.
All articles purchased must be removed wi
two days from date OF sale.
BY order of
Brevet Brig. Gen. G. H. CROSMAN, U. S. A
Assis ant Quartermaster- Gener
GLORGE X. ORME
8 lit Bvt. Major and Assistant Quartermast
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graph Materials, &C =
% BeardsleV's signal
telegraph Instruments
and Cases.
"a Beardsley's Instru
mems.
IL Augers.
10 CTowbaIs.
4 Cutupg Ply ers.
2 Dial Handles.
10 hammers.
Z Oller,.
3 Pruning Knives.
8 Large Reel Stands.
Is Small Reel Stands.
8 Rubber Cement Flasks
8 Soldering Acid Bottles
s Rubber Sleeves, 81 IN.
8 Large Gear.
6 small Gear.
o AAAhkrs
~ Notices and Straps.
2S6 lumblers for Battery
24O Porous Cups.
162 (1Sf OF. A. o. d. Pla
tina Strips.
11b OF. A. o. d. Platin,
Stnps.
$50 pounds Mercury.
10e5 pounds Nitric Acid
8 caTbOys SulphUric Acid
14C0 pounds Nails, 4Ot
and God.
2300 lnsulators, Bracket
so Empty CaTbOys
Terms-Cash, in Cove
Ten DAYS will be gran
remove their goods.
Bvt. Maj. Gen an
Q71Qt na,
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LUMBER.

1893 -FLOCRINGi FLOORINGl
lOOO. FLooRINGi FLO ,RlsGii
- ccAARR0LiNSAA cAR9IISA FL00SRRiSSS. FLL0SSRiS
90 yIReINIA ELQQRINg.
4iDTIAwARF FLOORING
ASH ASH ASB ASB W2LNUF %2tNTT FL9oEISs. FFLL9okiSG
sI SafR B9ARPs, sP.
ICOO. PLAsTERING LATHs,
At At EEbToEB EEDS EB FRi6Es: PRfSEs:
1Se6 CEDAR AND PINE SHINGLES.
IOOO. CEDAR AND PINE SHINGLES.
No. NO k9SS s36Sr cEPAR ERbRs ssaHS6Es. ~ ISdESs
wHiTE PINE sHINGLEs.
FINE ASSORTMENT FOR SALE Low
1S6e -LgMBER FOR UNDERTAKERsll
IOOOs LUMBER FOR UNDERTAKERSll
RED 6fBGHRR' ww4ESSUGT, AND ND PINE. PF1NE
1894 ALBANY LUMBER 0EALL KINDS.
1OOO' AlsiASs9 stAs9NEp tqMskk RkEN3T. on ALL KINDS
,,sEASoNInl WALNUT.
D'' fSIhHf OAK f1k; SnhSG, hSg ,h Bbs. bSD ASH
ROSEWOOD ISB az fVSHE V%HEESUir vENEERs.
lOOO. CIGAR-BOX MANUFACTURERS.
SPANISH CEDAR BOX BOARDS.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
1 See SPRUCE JoIsTl SPRUCE JoIsT !
L
FROM il TO 50 FEET LoSG.
SPRUCE SILLS.
HEMLoCK PLANK sIE, and JoIsT.
M MA6LE 6iIHi; iB;RoTHER CO.,
bH 6mrp No. $500 SOUTH STREET
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
CAN SAVE
TEN PER CENT.
BY purchasing of me
w. PINE BOARDS, RUN OF THE LOG
w. PINE ROOFING AND sOA AFFOLDING BOARDS.
FIRST AND SECOND COMMON BOARDS.
THIRD COMMON BOARDS.
W. PINE AND SAP PINE FLOORING.
CAROLINA FLOORING.
W. PINE AND CYPRESS sHIEGLEs.
JANNEY.
NOBLE STREET WHARF,
slim No 800 y Orth DELAWARE Avenue.
NITED STATES
BUILD ER'S MILL,
Nos, q, 26, and 90 S. FIFTEENTH St..
PHILADELPHIA.
ESLER e BROTHER,
WOOD MoULD1NGS, BRACKETS, STAIR BALUs
TIERS, Newell POSTS, GENERAL TURNING
SCROLL WORK, ETC.
SHELVING PLANED TO ORDER.
The argest assortment OF Wood Moudings u this city
constantly on hand. 7l9 3m
m w. SMALTZ'S LUMBER YARD, n. E.
L. corner FlFlLENTh and STILES Street.
OFFERS FOR SALE
CHEAP FOR CASH,
Panel, lst conn., "a CON-, Sd com, 4 4 5- IS, 81
White Pine seasoned
First and second quality Yellow "a sd and Whit
inc "a Flooring Boards
Fist and second quality one and two. sides Fence
Boards
Shelving Boards, Bass, Ash. Planks and Boards
White Pine Sills, all sizes, Step Boards, T. "a.
bemock JoIst and Scanting from II to 2S feet long
all wild hs
Spruce Joist, Stills and Scanting.
Plastering ath Unglish and CalaIs) Pickets.
Shingles, Chestnut / osts,
Mahogany, Walnut Plank and Boards
All kinds OF Fuildng Lumber cut and furnished a
the shortest notice, at the lowest price. 10 I'm
r c.. p E r K / N s.
LUMBER MERCHANT
Successor to X. Clark, Jr.,
No. 324 CHRISTIAN STREET.
Constantly on hand large and varied assortmen
of Building Lumber 5AS
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TOR SALE-STATB AND COUNTY RIGH
u of CapeWeu & Co.'S Patent Wind Guard ana
Heater for Coal on Lampsi It prevents the Chlmnl
from breaking. This we will warrant Also saves ol
third the OIL Call ana them. they cost but ten ceI
No 203 RACE street, Philadelphia. Sample sent 10 q
part Of the URted states on receipt Of 25 Cents.
- PARAS0LS AT $l'25, $3.50, $l'75, An
o. silk Sun Umbrellas, sl4O, sl,sO, sI76
H. DIXON
~ levin Ne. 81 8. EIGHTH Str,
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
EDITORIAL Opinions of the leading
Journals Upon the Most Import
ant Topics OF the Hour.

CourrLrD EVERY DAY FOR EVENING TEIEGnAPH
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The Case of Senator stockton.

FTOnh Ule WOTtu'
The unwonted warmth of the debate which
occupied the Senate on Monday was caused by
the narrowness of the margin which,. in that
body, protects the veto power of the President,
and makes it effective. The imperious and
domineering spirit manifested by the Radicals
from the first day of the session, rested on their
confidence that they had clear two-thirds OF
both Houses, and were superior to the veto.
Finding on trial that they were not, and expect.
ing, from the known frmness of the President,
that they will have repeated occasions TO con-
front the veto again, they are moving heaven
and eRrth--or rather earth and the other place
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hIs5@ ACADEMY OF MUSIC-LECTURE ON
49, "1HE CrACIERs,''b by Professor FAIRMAN
ROGERS, before the Franklin Institute. TUESDAY
EYENIhG, March "a at O'Clock. This Lecture viii DO
extensively illustrated by photographs diagrams and
natural crYstalliza Ions thrown with powerful lanterns
upon the screen. Tickets 80 seats secured with
extra charge) for at the Frank lin Institute No
Is s. SEVENTH Street. 32l6
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markable, too on the soldiers thus used to build
up republic in distant land. When the French
soldiers that assisted in our Revolutionary war
wenr home, they said;-"We helped to make
republic In America why should we not make
one here at homer The French Revolution
was the result And the French soldiers build
ing up republic in Mex CO may when they 60
home, ask Themselves equally natural questions,
and their questioning may have equally great
CCnspOupnCpe
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

f155S GOOD AY.-ATTRAUTIVE SUN
- day School Anniversary. FRIDAY EVENING,
March 30. al ST, OED REFORMED ID DUTCH CHURCH,
SENkEIH Street above Brown. Rev THkoD0RE L.
CUHLfR. OF Brooklyn WI speak Original and
g ed pieces win be sung BY the schoO and choir
Floral and other offerings
1iokets, 25 cents az Kennedy q Co.'S Drug Store,
Seventh and blown streets 3265r
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-28

F-Asg COURT OF VUAHIEK SESSIUNS,
- - PHILADELPHIA March 26, 1865
NoTICE.-To the Constables OF the City of Philadel
pha The Constables OF the various Warts Of the ty
are hereby not ned 70 appear in Court on the FIRST
MONDAY in APRIL and make their return accord
ing 70 law. of such persons in their Wards who sell
Liquor without license, and be prepared go
before the GRIND Jury witnesses upon indictments to
be then sent in against saio offenders.
3Ha District Attorney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

NkPHAks' COURT, July "a, ls,S.-DIsrp1c1
~ OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY, To trit |:
In the case Of Frederick Schmidt, administrator
tor aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the or.
phans' Court Of Washington County aforesaid ap-
pointed Saturday. the 18th day Of August next for
the final settlement and Of the personal
estate Of said And Of the assets In hand e
far the have been collected And turned into
meney; when and where all the creditors and heirs
or said deceased are notified to attend.
with their claims properly vouehed, or they NAV
otherwise BY Law Be excluded from ali benefit n
aid deeessed's estate Provided COPY Of this OF.
Ger oe puSished once week for three weeks in the
Test-Z G. BOBBINe,
" 2SAW5W' kegister Of Wills,