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The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30
Congressional Summary.

SENATE The Vice President submitted
the concurrent resolutions of the House
for painting the portrait of the late Gem
Thomas. While eulOglzlng Gen. Thomas,
he expressed himself adversely to the
proposition, as establtshln Z a general pre-
cedent for all like cases. Dawes and How
ard followed in a like strain. The latter
said that Gen. Thomas and his achieve
ments would berecorded on the most i'm
portant page of the country's history, and
no picture would add anything TO his
great fame. While saying this much in
behalf OF Gen. Thomas, he could not, nor
could other Senators, forget that there
were other distinguished Generals who
the same cause. He would not,
by singing out even General Thomas,
furnish The slightest occasion for rivalry
or envy between the great men TO who II
the country owed so much. Morrill NOV
ed to refer the resolution to the Com mittee
on Library; agreed 70. 1llyers ollls ana
motions were introduced and referred
The calender was afterwards proceeded
with and q number of House bills were
passed including one authorizing a supply
of arms for instruction and practice in eer-
tain Colleges and II iversities; for return of
evidence OF honorable discharge to officers.
Trum bull objected TO the bill TO pay tn .
claims Of Cowan and Dickinson, OF Knox
vile. Tenn, on the ground that IL In
Volved the principle whether the Govern
ment should pay for cotton used by our
army for fortihcattons, and thought the
Government could just as well be asked to
pay for timber and earth used fol the
erection OF ftortihcatlOns. After consider
able discussion and short Executive ses-
l SlOus the OSndlo dulOuEhSu over iii MON
day.
HoUsE.-The Military Committee report
ed adversely on a bill permitting retired
army and navy officers to hold civil of
fees The bin donating condemned can
non 10 the Mcpherson Monument Associ-
alton passed. Several other private bills
were passed. An Intellectual effort was
made To take up the louisiana contested
election case of Darrell against Bailey.
A large number of unimportant bills on
the Speakers table were disposed Of The
Senate bill granting lands to aid the con-
struction of n railroad and telegraph line
from Portland to Astoria and McMinne-
willie, Oregon, excited a protracted debate,
and was finally passed. At the evening
/ session last night the Tariff bill was con-
/ sidered in Committee on the Whole, when
| the paragra OH relative to iron wire was
amended by proviso that railroad iron
/ in coils, and not over three sixte enths OF
| an in iuch in diameter, round or square
/ shall be subject to the same duty as wire
| The paragraph taxing iron or steel wire
rope was amended by reducing the duty
i to "a cents per pound, and 20 per cent
I al UdLoren1 for No. to No. 16; 80 cents and
/ 20 per cent. al UaIOTenI for No. l6 to No 25
l 4 cents and "A per cent al OdL0rent above
25. The paragraph taxing iron wire cloth
aud iron spiral furniture springs was not
amended. The Committee rose and the
House adjourned.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30
New York Items.

NEW York, April 29.-President
Grant is here, en- route to West
Point
In the investigation into tho alleged
frauds in the Inspectors department
of the Custom House, 1t is under
stood the evidence adduced will justi-
fly the dismissal of ten or twelve In
speetors for receiving bribes.
VIM. Mullen, imprisoned over two
years ago for infringing the rubber
comb patents, has been released.
The annual reunion of the Third
Army Corps will be held at the Par.
ker House, Boston. May 3.
The Coroner's jury returned the
verdict that David ODay was killed
by Philip Cooney in self defense. The
latter was discharged.
Eva, daughter of Admiral Dahl
gren, died to-day.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30

WE presume the Democratic or
gans-German and English-will
never forgive Mr.. Heilman for OBJ
jeotiug TO serve on the Finance Com
mittee. They insist that by 80 re-
fusins, he has no right to ask simple
Justice in she formation of any other
Committee, and that Republican tax
payers have no right to claim a repre-
sentative on so important commit
tee as that Of Water Works. We do
not propose to debate the question at
any length. All was accomplished
chat Hr. Heilman or his friends ex
poated in demanding q representation
ou lie Committee. No one supposed
tta he demand would be respected
Itmay turn out. however. before the
term nation Of the present year, that
TIRE Democratic Council will not only
BE Hing. but anxious, for the as
zee of Republicans in their un
king.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30

ON Thursday last Governor Baker
pointed Melville @. Hester, OF
CharlestoVn, Judge of the Floyd and
Clerk County Criminal Circuit Court,
ee Hon. j. FL. Butler, resigned.
Mr.. Hester has held the position Of
Prosecuting Attorney of the Circuit,
and .. w. Lafollette was appointed
In bis stead. Mr.. Lafollette declined
the appointment of Judge, because it
would be impossible for him to prac-
tiee law in that position, hut his
present one does not interfere with
his private business.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30
journalistic PronrIstH.

The amenities of journalism in Gin
cinnati have become rough-hewed.
THE piping times of peace have played
out. aud grim visaged war puts on his
wrinkled front, AID strides to the
front. For days past the author of
th8 Rod Haired Maiden Of the Blue
Miami has been flourishing bis tom
ahawk at the Enquirer chief, and in
duleing in magniloquent displays of
war paint and dances, until the En-
qnirsr chief can staud it no longer. So
ho 'breathes a note Of defiance" I"
through the organ whence he inhales
the oxygen which keeps him moving.
His challenge to the Commercial man
rends thusly.
The people of Cincinnati can attest
Ehab we have sought no personal con-
troversy with Mr.. Halstead, of the
lnercidl. We have scarcely ever
Mentioned his name in the Enquirer. .
Indeed we have sought to cultivate
nie SAINT private relations with all the
members Of the press in the city
Ths people of Cincinnati will also
Gear witness that for the last eighteen
months the editor of the Commercial
has spared no occasion, In or out oil
season, to assail by name, and SLAM
darously. one Of the proprietors OF
this paper, Mr.. Washington Mclean
But while the public is a witness to
these envsnomed personal attacks, il
naturally ignorant of the reason o.
N. Let ours be the simple task t
ta the cause. We COULD hare Seclr
IA he silence Of Mr.. Halstedd, and h,
,0s a.; Bat q1e refused to pay th
nsc asked, Hence has malignant per
nal defamation.
Now, we simply propose to brinl
FL. this matter 10 a head. Silence oil
our part has produced license on his
nnrt. We-and we take it, the pub
lig-are tired of it. Neither we no
Mr.. Halstead have any right to max,
the people parties to what is evidentl
on his part a personal hate of one O
tha proprietors OF this paper, VIII
No will here say, ls unconscious O
ever having done him harm b
word, deed or thought. An
wi.h view to bringing the mai
ter to an abrupt conclusion, zoe moi
post Mr.. Murat Halstead as toe,
f9ned, vulgar liar. bl0ckguard an
card. Mr.. Halstead knows tn
ame of the writer of this article, an
Rnere and when to find him.
What will the learned Murat say
hat? Will he regard it as mere ful
aud feathers-sound and fury. sign
ng nothipg--an ebullition of Bon
tastes, to be treated smilingly, (
aowing where and when to fin
m" VIII he "go for him." "
anxious to learn how the Metr
cs o n such energel
~ {z.ler davaiopmsn
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30
r s L E G &. a PH.
Condition of the Richmond
Sufferers.
Decision in the Mayoralty
Case.
Ellison Declared the Legal
Mayor.
Washington and New York
Items.
Foreign News of Interest.
= 8 L e G & a PH.
Foreign News of Interes

Richmond Calamlty-Sympathy from
other Rtates-COnditiOH or the
WOunded-DeciSIOn of the Mayor
atty CaSe-ElllsOn Declared the
Mayor.
RICHMOND, April 29.-The Su-
preme Court of Appeals of Virginia
this morning decided that the En-
abling Act passed by the Legislature
was constitutional, aud that Henry
r. Ellison, and not George Cahoon,
is the lawful Mayor of this city, and
that all acts of Ellison, in accordance
with the State law, are legal and
binding. Cahoon, under his formal
agreement, will retire from the field,
and Ellison remains Mayor of the
city. The Court was unanimous in
its opinion, which is voluminous, and
covers every point raised.
There were FIVE funerals this morn
ing, including that of DIR. Brock, OF
the Ec1miner, which were attended
by large number of persons.
Both Houses of the Legislature met
in the Circuit Court building to day,
and adopted resolutions to meet at
the Exchange Hotel temporarily.
The Registration bill was finally
passed.
Major Calvert, Elk State Treasurer.
and w. G. Durham. of New York
are dying-both victims of the dis
aster. The business houses are still
closed.
ITEMS FROM RICHMOND DISASTER VIA
NEW YORK.
Dispatches from Richmond up t.
midnight, bring details of the appall
ine CALAMITY. and condition of th
+ wounded Nelson an8 Judge Meri
dIth are improving ami VIII recover
} Rush Burgess successor TO Genera
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30

lie Indianapolis journal says
is little dorbt but that the
20 bill, providing for holding of
Of the United States Court at
Albany and Evansville. will pass
annie.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30

Sunday Schools in the interior
Q State are enjoying themselves
a the pleasant weather by taking
ad excursions. The teachers
eholars of the Methodist Sunday
0l at Connersville visited the
Capital on Thursday.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30

BY an insufferable blunder. the
o1mmunication on the Divorce Law of
the state, TO which the editorial in
esterday's issue had reference, failed
20 appear. We publish it this morning
with this apology to the author and
roader.-IRdianGpoljs Journal.
LIZ the blunder was insuferGble,
pray now did you endure it?
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30

3 WRITER in the Paducah Ken
f1shjnn calls upon the tobacconists Of
thai. place 10 take such action as will
prevent the tobacco trade OF that re
gi0n being absorbed by Evansville
Heniers0R Reporter.
es, they are all anxious to ball
Che eat," but how and when to do it
- the rub.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30

IL Henderson Reporter of Thurs
gravely announces that on Sun
morning next, Elder r. G. Flow
n commence a revival at the
tian Church.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30
nAHY JOURNAL
SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1870.

THE Paducah Herald and Hender-
s.n Rep9rter are engaged just now in
ling leach otlter complimentary
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30
Three Deck Hands Drowned.

ST. LOUIS, April 29.-While four
deck hands of the steamer st. Paul
were, last evening, attempting to take
the yawl from the bow to the stern of
that steamer, it came in contact with
the wheel, which was in motion, and
the yawl capsized, and three of the
four occupants were drowned. Their
names are unknown.
After about twenty-four hours of
heavy rain, which extended over ccn-
siderable breadth of territory, the
weather cleared up, and is now very
fine.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30
OFFICIAL.

LETTERS RETAINING UNCLAIMED in th o
Post-O1ice at Evansville, state of Indiana
on the 18th day Of April, 1870.
Persons calling for any OF these letters
will please say Advertised" ;" giving date
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30

Ladies, insure your own Furs b,
purchasing one of IF. A. WEBER s
CO.'S Cedar Boxes, for which they ar
Sole Agents Price only 81 "a. The.
insure them TO keep Furs free from REOth
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30
FRAMING NOTICE,

FwV9zE gM DEzEZSGE GEfTEzEa EEAyE q Es-
A 5nrHed to Hsg nsvl ale. IS aoW prepared
E8 EaHG ealfraEts Eqr e141aaE uLl1 Eas on
ans kind l aaE o. intricate lraffi ng.
znatsU La0E. GRANT
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30

Mumford, as Internal Revenue Col
lector, is worse; his agony is indlserlb-
/ able. The following members of Leg
islature are doing we'll: Kelly, of
Spottsylvania, who was severely hurt /;
! Hendon, Senator from Spottslvania /;
Bell, Augusta, Mathews. Balheigb,
Lunenberg and Matthew Gordon. a
messenger from Governor Wells, at
half-past 10 o'clock, says he is more
comfortable.
The resolutions adopted by the
/ Illinois Constitutional Convention
and forwarded to the government,
have had fine effect, as they show
that Virginians have friends where
once they had enemies. a large
number of funerals will take place
this morning early The weather Is
warm. and the bodies can be kept
out of the ground no longer.
B. Hart, No. 20 Broadway. New
York, telegraphs to 2 citizen of Rich
mond: My heart bleeds for your
buried people; draw on me for one
thousand dollars" This comes to a
sorrowing community like CLEAN of
sunshine.
LATEST DISPATCH.
RICHMOND, April 29.-Several fu-
nerals of victims of the disaster took
place to-day, including that of &. M.
SchofeId, City Assessor, and brother
Of Major Gen. Schofeld, which was
attended by nearly two thousand
people, aud those of Julius Hobson,
Collector of city taxes, and William
A. Charters, Chief of the Fire De-
partment. The latter was attended
by an immense crowd. The body was
conveyed on an engine. followed by
all the other engines of the Depart
ment decorated with evergreens.
Gov. Walker has written letter
to Gen. Candy, thanking him for his
kindness in furnishing surgeon and
other kindnesses to the wounded by
the late disaster.
A telegram was received to-day by
the Secretary of State, from Mayor
Fox, of Philadelphi, stating that sub
scriptions were being raised for the
sufferers.
A merchant of Chicago has also ad-
vised the relief committee to draw on
him for necessary funds.
No further deaths to day.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30

NEW York, April 29.-The off,
cial vote Of the Dominicans shows
10, 119 for annexation to the United
States, to 110 against.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30
New Adverfisements.
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So PRICES REDUCED! Ga
Send for Price List and Circular.
WEIGH & GRIFFITHS,
Boston. Mass, or Detroit. Mich.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30

ing calamity. and condition ot the
wounded; Nelson and Judge Meri-
dIth are improving, and VIII recover.
Rush Burgess, successor TO General
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30

stock of
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.

ARRIVED.
s,,, coumbl, Snail GLsgow Sept ,, and hOvie Sept 4,
mdse and pass o,. Il. uorll, Sent a mde and
Crescent City Norton Newohean md:e and pass
steamship Ciy Merida Deadn Vera Crus sept VIA
~ ana sr,o. UeydorD Rio Jsnro 20 days mdse and pas,
steamship HALEY, Dckey, Rio Jsnero Aug TO- VIA D aug So
rI Cen Hsrpes Mallory Savannah mdse and pass
Steamship Niagara, BakemAn, Rehmono OlV roh' anu ~
HI % scnsbn., Rector New Bedford mdse and psss
shin Iorento Palansbee Hamburg 81 days mdse'
Brig Athol. Parker, HaifaI days hsh
Rig 4 Suppicb Piagens Liverpool - dsys coal
- scHooSERs-RyEs AND COAstssh
Gil. ur,b, ran River r. \. Dean, Taunton.
eRo..,an Damon, Boston.
, nsnas,15j 5p po" Ros,on AdIe Aurchie Richmond Me
&. C. Smith, Providence.
Minnie Knnie, New-Hayen j. n hVsom hV'hPV'"
H. q Bartlett, Providence
p Po~er Po1Lapd O. 4. Borlen FAl River.
Ia" gsYe.IIsysn Cynthia Jane, Providence
B.r Presto Scot, from Md4leoo Eng, Jane 70 raiIoad ron
WISD-SUuset, light VI clear
Bostoy Mas Sept l3-Aryd, bngs LINE Hhng, rom New.
csse Mar E nd and g. T. Ge4y from Philadelphia Ld"n nom
PaTasss hoSaos Va Sept The o. s. steamship Brooiyn,
abe for Portsmouth II. heavy northeast storm prevails aud the
Roads are full OF Shipping. A. G.. c..,r.,
from New York MARYLAND ehrs Ralph Carlton from
Roekpor: from Savannah for PIoFdenoe
bng H. g. Brooks Providence; scrs W. smith f9r
Traveller r. g. knight and Zeta Psi Tor Fhaapnls
Manhattan for Mary Sanford for wilmington, Del
SEPT 8Arivel steamship Ssragosa RON Banore
Cleared bark H. b. walker for Chlshohns tah h'e" lN'!'
sohr Willie Dill, from Sew-iork
Sent, l6 Of Moutauk Point L. bark H. Boosman Sa'n ron
Gehe for Philadelphia By piotbo.t Hope No. i
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

DO not wish inform you reader thst pr WsndeT auy other
man. has Discovered remedy hat Consumption. when the lungs
hall cohsacl vii s diseases whether otmnd bOy
estate make hive forever ard leave death play for sant of
work aud designed 70 make sphere bhu Paradise
which Heaven ITSELF hs h hut side show lou have heard eoush
that Kind ~ hunbuggery when tell IhN Dr. Stgc Ca
iarrh Remedy ~ sfSiJ the worst eases oflash tie %
on hat Which tAousaai4 tef to. viii pay rs0 Re
sd Tor ease that cannot ATsuP giving mp.ouS sud other
,rnaton see nee - atT itire,l It,s r'acl, i - -
SOLD ~ MOST DRUGGISTS ia ~--l fAkih or IltL WORLD
iner 80 cents Sent by NAL postpaid Iecip Of
'rr packages lr tNo dollars Bsv 81 cuuu,ds and uohcs u
Aons See that private stamp which positive rusrsue of
srnuurus Gpou the outside wrapper Remember that this pryle
Issued y Tie United Government t1nfssif
ucicne as portrait name soJ address thc vo L. =
'ui'Ac Of 'gua'n, sug'cl upor BE- and reed noe ial,a
DOVE br sWu4r by ,ra,e tnd Others rpfrgbt. ufnehc.
D. Sage am ho ou, living that has hs tno LEDGE su sa
mahaA ne the genuine Di katts 1atath hst sol
tisf'I w. 'N tfs medicine " ' llF',t A. ~.
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HOME NEWS.
TUR WEATHER

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was q stormy, rainy day; on that
dsy fell the first Of series OF the eQunocal gales and
rains closing OF the longest periods OF dronth
fallen since Aug H. The sky overcast. Rain depth,
80 100 Of an inch Note-l6th-from 10 p m 10 ~ over
Yesterday unday the lsth) wet In the early morn
ing then and partly snshiny me SKY was OYER
cioudy o. m to lo from midnight TO q; m either rain,
mist or a drzze; also very WINDY, and, al umcs' W
noon Rain depth 400 OF an inch
The Central Park Meteorological Department report
for the week ending Sept. II Is as follows:
BAROMETER inchsn IhhhAoNAA" g.
Maximum At m. Sept H.. BOB
Minimum .I2 m Sept 1729s6 Minimum Al a. m Sept l ~
c.. - Pal. from m 10 D. Of water o. 89 inch
distance Travelled by wind during the week ,l5l miles
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
pASsENG dRS ARRfHED.

v.o. n, ,suow In sesmshin Columbs Sept Bmr snA Mr..
sscp Mr. and Mr Keller and family and ''s,s 0~es hoey
o. Ps,r Mrs. NJ McNsir John williamson MI and MIS- Fa1k-
- Nr and Mn Fher apda Larsen X Honon, Roland, VIM
and Alfred Waller d. Mach Ihos H. Boit9mty ~ hs,oI5t a
And Andres Fulton, Roua Olo9e ai, ~ n f, ~
Iueson stephen Kan Mrs Hugh Mclean H. j. Hunter Mrs NJ
Iacken Agnes Miller John James g., 20 =, v,. -
Fisher WIN David f.he Gilbert S Nm m Hcoa
RS Rniie NArych Paul GOehel, y Paul nj. Ps9l Agnes &
H. IA Olive, P.n Mrs Eastwood and children Richard Cell Chs
I1ood v Kahn WIN Gait Cambel Elizabeth bVan hcdrs
eo ncMamna eny g and sos sss ses. Bf.sngs Ssthma
W Bsrenbspsr Ms seebach o. seebseh Bogben Dyoe,
A MeIesp Charles Jameson, and l1J In feefsge
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hotel-BarOn Lederer, the Aus
,rian Minister and W. RogrrsOn Of Calcutta. - Hof-
man -COmmanderP C. johnson d o.; E. psSHi SsyiK,
Lttorney-1ieneral Hammond Albany. - st. James
HoefrOfessor E HorsfGrd Cambridge, nass 81
- Albemarle Hotel-Dr j. M 'iea'fianu pnne - .,
London. @s Everett Houac-Gcn W. W; Ayerell @
OF Rath n V, and Lieut.. Commander r. X bllltn'
H. 8 Navy. - Grand Central Hotel-Gen: Joseph u.
Anderson Richmond, Va - 81 Nicholas Ioo hotemine
Hon John Taffe, M. C., Nebraska j. H. DeVereauN,
Cleveland, and the Hon c. Griffith, Kentucky -,
Coleman House-Judge T. J. Warren Of North Car9hna'
81 Denis H0tel-Ijeut. Commander Il. White
H. 8 NAVY - Fifth Avenue Hotel-Gen j: X WI,
ams of Memphis, the Hon H. d. Rice cf Name Am AM
Thomas G. Durant. -= Astor House Col. :. j. Hlil,
G. r. Governor OF Newfoundland; the Hon. John Lynch,
NJ C. Maine and Coz. j. ThOrinPton OF Alabama
DEPARTURES. =.
The Hon Geo NJ Robeson Secretary OF the Navy, LEFT
the City for Cold Spring, n. y. and Gov Holman ior
Albany, on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

The nsor OF l, wonderful Medicine chis 10 ha', t'c"
snl cosbsi Ia AoraORy OF N5lrs most ~'d""'
properties than before ogh.lc mescI. To "''
this found n he obstinate ' 'tro
70 h4s been found o c,rgHer n t~ o. Et2Hs N~, ''
sid the cr. Stages ui tOs'HafHt has astoniA it' ''
fcalt ani ho7'.- ~ TIE bcN plsi,as lsouo-rc' % ~
i4sf.'1i fe0fsg W M. With The se'citsi 'sutf
Strengthens the ,i.H ana puL thc Doc. BY 's gsc -1l s'~s-
''0of lsryag Dogfrirs t ~ isaof hDw f. NV''
Ngof1id couron f.oth. fssIpi hfrlrI lA@,
hue,si Pccns >ftt, ad Nctsl nes,s sui tL'r ea'f -
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Lfs' '0'apIf Ei1rs bisDioT and HClit'ed toshi"~ "
has pllei hllIrN ,rect a; Icllrlt ~ber ''i ~
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the ri e ttr t'esr, Ntl t Be- nlei i'ra,
foHsfs so' h 'ilDa. $50 t1r. uy private 'o','''D
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New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
7 PER CENT GOLD LOAN
on A COMPLETED TRUNK LINB.
THE INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON, AID
WESTERN RAILWAY,

From Ip.napois nd to PekB H. 2o5 niles IN ersb 'e~p--
and fully EQUIPPED with and srsa" Rourg sioei n sA,
EARNING NEARLY DOUBLE THE INTEREST On TIE WHOLE
ISSUE OF BONDS with ragdly increasing receipts
The bonds are secured By First Mortgage the Road bgr
and entire Property COMPANY and BEING ON CoHPbss
ROAD WHICH PASSES THROUGH 0NE OF THE MOST THiCh
POPULATED AND RICHEST PORTIONS or THE WEST na
man, valuable connecting trunk lines East West no SRCUT
CAN BIZ M0RB ABSOLUTELY SAFE
passes through aoursbing and growing cities md '
which contain in the aggregate nearly 20O peopc sb' S
niles Of hs track there population ofoyer 6)Oo0
THE BONDS ARE CONVERTIBLE into Stock par gti"t
valuable option sMASY OF EE WESTERN ROADS LBS FAYok
ABLY LOCATED, ARB AT A HIGH PREMIUM
eighth, Of The loan has been marketed during h' 'o
ton Of III. balance 9ll AND INTEREST gHss
full benefit the advantages Of the oomphsn Of ' os
An marketable securities received exchange at market % bo~
forr,ried to all points FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES
For maps and fail particulars sPply
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New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

II. n SouiREs. % FultoE-si., Ncu-Yorl,, is
nt bd pocs 10 be-, nA 't WAICnK lne biiro,ns rL
gLf,, sa1 fIsttfo F,pyAA ANS b-''''' r.l.-.tI.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
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American Organs

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OWING TO RECENT IMPROVEMENTS IN MECHANISM THEY
ARB ADAPTED EQUALLY WE'LL TO LIGHT AND GRACEFUL
MUSIC, AND TO THE GRAvBR STYLES
THOSE WHO HAVE FORMED THEIR OPINIONS OF REED
ORGANS FROM THEIR RECoLLECTIoys OF THE ANTIQUATgD
"MBLoDEOS," SHOULD NOW HEAR THE PULL VOLUME OF
ROUND TONE, AND ALL THE FINE EFFECTS PRODUCED By
THESE SUPERB INSTRUMENTS
THOSE WHO ARE INTENDING TO PURCHASE, And All
WHO ARE INTERESTED IN MUSICAL ART, ARB REMINDED
THAT THEY CAN EASILY BIZ SATISFIED AS TO THE TRUTH
oP THE CLAIMS PUT FORTH FOR THE AMERICAN ORGAN BY
HEARING POR THEMSELVES
Agents the musical public Informed that ,.. Of
nearly ready
An Illustrated Crcusr containing m description, pres, b.
sent poet paid On application.
s. d. & II. w. SMITH,
BOSTON, MASS
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
TIFFANY & CO..
$50 AND SO BROADWAY,

FACTORY, 53 AND 55 PRINCG-ST,
ARE DAILY RECEIVING PROM THEIR FACTORY yF.s,c
STYLES oP STERLING SILVER WARE, SOME Win TBr
sgw SATIN PIEIsH AND PARCEL GLIDING PARTIcnA..
1y stITED TO DESSERT SERVICES AND PASc5 plg,ps
FOR PRESENTS
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
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New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

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