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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-26

CIRCUS PERFORMANCES OF
TIE CURRY ENGINE COMPANY The
Curry Engine Company have effected
arrangements whereby the circus per-
formances this afternoon and evening
will! be for the benefit of that organize
ton. Turn out every body to see the
show and help The iremen
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r ndOW meat Policies.

Example Premiums All Cl.h. Aoa o.. M,
Ordinary Endowment, ptyahle ~ tn,. no., r. "a
que annual Premium viii continue plict in free
asa ie'm Policy. nearly ) years, or 4 wears and
3l5 days sN' """
- LN"hipie-f premiums All Ca>h: Age. s.; Plan,
Ten Year End VINE t. pa, able at ~ no., = *
que annual r. emlGin VIII continue Policy in force
as a ERIN Policy y.,rs "
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c. o M p A r f..


- the proportion of e Premiums paid to sew.
eraI Life Insurance Companies VIII ch have beer,
returned 10 policy holders as div'en,is since tn.
organ zation the Companies. The figures are
taken fr' m the sworn stat, mrnsI the iesi ecti,
Comp n es to the toniiuissi ners of Insurance
A. Il fe in-u ance ates. ia all companies. are Ia
every case hghe than the estn,iel c,r-t of in
snrance, thete L. ,r gu hit 10 be, ut the end If
"a II wear utp'ns, which wares according q the
Np ndtures a'.ing from working expenses
de ith claims etc
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TIE ORIENrAL CIacUs is quite up 10
the promises of the bills and advertise
ments. The company is large aud thor
Oughly trained and the horses are all
that could be desired. An excellent
performance was given at the matinee,
notwithstanding the small audience.
The good reports of what was done in
this first performance drew large crowd
together in the evening. Jo6ny Fish,
tue bareback rider we think is the mos,
skillful as we'll as the easies.s equestrian
performer We have ever seen here. We
doubt if bis superior is to be found any
where. He rides with great grace aud
sure footedness and turns summersaults
back and forth With perfection rarely
witnessed. 1t is really s pleasure to
look at bis easily performed and diff
cult fea,s. The clown is good and has
budget Of novelties. The Lowray
Sisters performances are highly grace.
fal and pleasing. Shappee and Whit
ney as tumbiers and trapez performers
are not to be surpassed anywhere
Mile Linda, is capital horsewomsn
A matinee this afternoon and perform
ance this evening, with change of pro-
grsmne.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-26

The BEAUTIFUL AND FASCINATING LovRAy SIsrEps
LINDA AND HEIEN, give their Classic Groupings,
Dashing Equestrian Feats, Olympic Games etc =,
at each representation of the Oriental Circus Ag-
gregaticr.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-26

=, 1Ashipie-Pfeinlum 10 per cent ote; Age So;
Plan, Ordinary Ind wueit, pa> able Al th' 90
90 one Annual Premium will cuu iI1Ie =, liz, in
i'ree as ierm Pol cy Yeas and lo4 ,ays.
Exam le- Premium A. pee cent Note; Are "a
.'a", Zen ear LiiiO AHient, payable at q aye IF
f'rce As Term Policy Wears aud p DAVIS.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-26

CHEAP FREfGHTS Attention is called
to John B. Williams, freighter's adver-
tlsement. He now ships freight from
Reno to this point at unprece dentedly
low prices.
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Purely Mutual.
Dividends D. clarod annually. on
the Contribution Pan, AID
Appllen after the Second
Payment.
"A Loan OF 10 per mt. when desired

DOLiCIES ARE Mt FORFEITED N ri
Union Mutual Life Insurance. Csmptty. by
Iaiu e 10 pay the premium whel LIE bnt aie
con inuci in free by the Nun-Fqr. rufe Law f
the State # Massachusetts,, Of Ap il, 1861.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-26

NEW PAPERs.-Harper's Weekly for
May % and National Police Gazette for
May 81 have been laid on our table by
Mr.. J. G.. Fox. Thanks.
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" o 2 I C z.

DARTIFS HAVING ACCOUNTS AGAINST
i the " I. 4. Il. Co. requested to pre-
sent them at an office of the Company BY the LIST
OF the month following that in which they have
accrued.
II. VI. YERINGTON. Superintendent.
February IS, 1870. If
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JOHN SPROSTON,
State Agent,
81 South c Street, Virginia, New.
May 26, 1870.
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GENOA, May 18th, 1870.
To Mighels & Robinson: Through evi-
dence in Price case. Arguments vet to be
made. THos WELLS
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The PRICE TEIAL.-We are Obliged to
Hon. Thomas Wells for the following tele-
gram:
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ASCENSION DAY-Services in the Episco.
pal Church at IL An.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-26

Head Oihee OF Association Exchange Building,
corner Of Montgomery aud Washington streets,
San Francisco, Cal.
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Arrivals ct the 0t. Charles Hotel
GEORGE TUFLY, PRoPnnfoR.
CARsoH CIrY. May Is, 1870.
J. Ridinger, Genoa.
VIM. Fairburn, Summit.
J. Elliott, 90.
NJ. Spooner, Spooner's Ranch.
r. A. Cunningham, Oriental Circus.
). c. Hazlett, Dayton.
T. Davenport, City.
F. N. Spencer, Lake Tahoe.
STATE WARRANTS WANTED. The highest price
paid for State Warrants, by the Undersigned, at
Wells, Fargo 4 Coz office. Ii. +. RICE.
Dr.. TJADER's health has SO much improved that
he will prescribe for patients at his residence i'm.
meiately west Of the Mint. ape I'm
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These are the most superior Cigars that ever
reach TINS Coast. | would respectfully solicit ),
share OF public patronage from the CIIizens Of
Carson such as | have enjoyed az the hands OF
the Cttizens II Virginia where have resided the
pa. TX years NJ. FREEDMAN,
wholesale and Retail Dealer in Havana and
Domestic Cigars. All country orders promptly
attended to MO n
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who has achieved Q wide ces
lcbrity by her daring tlirhts
over bars. gates, end othe-
obstacles, while riding her
spirited stccd without nA<i-
do or bride. Young, ele-
giant, and perfectly verred
In her profession. she rides
q more daring act than any
lady In the ART no.
The following named Art
lists comprise . portien Of
this company:
fhSkS ji;s ft25ssAhSE:
Herr. kinelI, vGtllse3
Mallory, n0os. OqGys
=. Warner 80 q lARDo
auxiliary fees@ y
/. ONE DOLLAR
Tew Yeaes 40 Aaa
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-28
FROM WASHINGTON.
Anether UnIted stntes CIreuit,

IL
Special Dcspateh to The EUeHfy Telegraph
WAsHINaToN jan 2S.-The House Judiciary
Committee have partially agreed to report bin
creating another United States Judicial Circuit
with an additional United States Judge. The
new circuit will be given to the South as cir
cults in that section are said to cover too much
territory. dor
Corbin's Testimony. .nUr,
A. r. Corbin is before the Banking and Cur
rency Committee to-day again. His testimony
is regarded by the committee as very damaging
to himself, and In nearly all respects confirms
that of Fisk and Gould in so far as their testi~
mcny related to Corbin.
Tax Coal. -1E
The Committee on Ways and Means have
finally agreed to allow anthracite coal to go on
the free list and bituminous coal to stand at tho
present rate of duty.
The Pubiic Printing.
The House having passed bill providing that
both houses shall participate in the election of a.
Congressional printer, it is probable that should
the bill pass the Senate it will result in the REIN
statement of John ID. Defrees in place of Clapp
the present incumbent.
Congress To-day.
The proceedings in the House to-day are yery
dull, the time being taken up with private bills
and contested election cases. A bill was intro
duced by Mr.. Cullom to-day to organize the
Territory of Lincoln and to consolidate the Indian
tribes under a Territorial government.
Judge Fisher and the Supreme Court %
Despatch TO the Associated Press. si als-c
This morning q number of prominent Repub-
lican citizens of Delaware waited on the Presi-
| dent to urge the appointment of Judge Fisher,
now on the Supreme bench of this district to
the vacancy on the bench of the Supreme Court
| of the United States.
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

senate.
HARRISBURG, Jan. Qs.-The Finance conhInlttee
reported with negative recommendation the House
bill providing postage stasnps for public docu-
ments and letters.
Mr.. BnllDgfelt introduced an act for the more
speedy redemption Of the debt Of the Common
Nr, Connell, an act authorizing James Robson OF
Philadelphia, 10 adopt John W. Robson as his heir.
Also, an act to release certain real estate OF Chas
W. Knsman, ef Philadelphia, from the payment OF
the collateral inheritance tax.
Mr. White the joint resolution appropriatlng $1,000
70 defray the expenses OF the Inauguration OF
Governor Geary.
Mr.. Wallace presented the resolutions OF the Edi-
tOrial Association OF yesterday recommending an
amendment to the law OF libel
Mr.. Forneys new county bill, out OF parts OF
Forest Warren, Venang0, and Crawford, TO be
called Petrolia passed TO third reading.
Mr.. Buckalew read in place an act regulating the
election OF County Commissioners and Auditors.
Mr. White called up an act TO prevent the issue OF
unauthorized policies OF Insurance Passed
Adjourned.
A communication from the Pennsylvania Editorial
Association was received, recommending an amend
papers to be brought in the county where published
admitting truth In evidence and allowiI proof OF
good motives and justinable ends to operate for
acquittal.
Mr. Davis wanted to call up the Senate bill en-
argng the Jurisdiction OF the Aldermen OF Philade
phia in which he failed. Alarge number OF petitions
for law allowing citizens OF the district to vote
liquor licenses were presented. The resolution re-
quirng the State Printer to lay printed journal
the desks OF members each morning was laid over.
BY Mr.. Dill, OF Union giving each paper in Har
ceedings. Laid over ... .rI
by Mr.. Porter. of York, for a committee to ex
anime into the expediency OF employing stenogra
pliers to take the debate on the public bills for pub
lication in counties interested. Laid over
Mr.. Davis called up bill providing for deficit IL
| the soldiers orphans department Passed
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FROM EUROPE.

The Alabama Claims.
BY the AngIo-Am0iean Gable.
LONDON Jan. 2S.-The Pan hdu Gazette
states that negotiations on the Alabama question
have been suspended
MIR. Penbody's Estate.
The land belonging to the estate OF the late
George Peabody, which was recently seized by
the officers of the Crown, has been released by
order of the Government.
Strike Of Cotton SpInners.
The cotton spinners in the factories at Argan,
Lancashire, are on q strike. Three thousand
hands are idle.
IPoIicy Of the British HTinistry.
Sir John Duke Coleridge, member of Par
Lament from Exeter addressed meeting of his
constituents last evening in an important speech
defining and defending the policy of the Minis
try.
The Gcumenicnl Council.
ROME, Jan. 28.-At meeting of the G9umen-
ical Council to-day, notice was given of the
nomination of Cardinal Barnabo to be
President of a Commission on Eastern rules
and Apostolic Missions.
The death of the Archbishop of Vera Cruz
was announced TO the Council.
Six fathers addressed the Council, but no new
subjects of discussion were introduced. The
speeches were confined to the questions under
discussion at the previous meeting.
American Officers In the Egyptian Service.
By the Frdnco-AGnericGn Gable.
CAIRO, Jan. 28-2 p. M.-The Khedive O
Egypt has taken into his service Maj Genera
Mott and numerous other American officers
Several distinguished Greeks, in close relation
with Russian interests are In Cairo, and likel,
to enter the Egyptian service.
This Afternoons Quotations
By the AngLo-Anerican Gable.
LONDON, Jan. 28-290 p. M.-American securitie
quiet, Erie Railroad 1874 Illinois Central, l03Z.
LIVERPOOL. Jau. 2S.--2 80 y. M.-Cotton atOat
262 600 bales, of which 163 OU0 are American.
Advices from Manchester are less favorable, bu
do not affect the market.
Wheat is quoted at gs. Id. for California white Is
Cd for red Western, and sa. I'd. for red winter.
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COLONEL EBEsEzEn GAY who was cashiered

by court martial at Austin, Texas, was, upon re-
viewal of the proceedings of'the court, immedi-
ately ordered to be reinstated by President
Grant, upon the recommendation of Generals
Sheridan, Thomas, Candy, SchoAeld, Penny
rails, who bore personal testimony to his gal
lantry and efficiency as an officer and gentle
man. The Colonel has many friends in Phila-
deiphia, who, with his friends IN New York,
presented him with an elegant Uniform, gold
sneunted sword, and epaulettes, at a dinner
given in honor of his confirmation, which oc-
surred last Monday at the Astor House, New
Xark
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in Hartford Conn, against q further reduction OF
the duties on imported STEEL
Mr.. Calkin presented the petition Of ship owners
OF New York city IN reference 70 the pilot laws
MT. Paine submitted communications from the
Surgeon General OF the Army; Professor Henry, OF
Smithsonian Institute; Professor Joomis, OF fae
College, and the Chief Signal Omoer OF bhe
Army relating 10 the bill for the prevention OF ma
ripe dteaaters Orded 10 be printed. 49,, n,
The House thea proceeded 70 the consideration Oi
nFiVafo hflia
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MISS SUSAN GALToN, as will be seen by the
advertisement in another column, will on the
LIST of March commence to give instruction in
singing and piano playing Miss Gslton is so
popular on the stage that she will probably
eIass ss and we Commend her to ali who are AZ.
sirous of obtaining musical instruction. Those
who desire to secure Miss Cations services can
do so by applying at Boner's, No. 1lO2 Chestnut
stroet.
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THH LYLE MoNUMENT.-A meeting OF the
Lyle Monument Committee was held in the
Chief Engineers Office last night Joseph r.
Lyndall presided Delegations were present
from twenty-five companies. 1t was decided
that a general turnout of the department shall
be made on the 22d proximo, and VIM. II.
McCully, of the Hibernia Engine, was chosen
Chief Marshal. The monument will be unveiled
at o'clock z. VI. A number of companies from
other eAies will participate.
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BALrMoRE, Jan, 2s-Cotton firm at 95Ac. Flour
dHl and unchanged. Wheat duh at 81 80@l40. Corn
weak: white, sf@lO6; yellow, 96996c. OATS 529
b4c Rye dull and nominal. Mess Pork quiet at s29Qs
1850 Bacon quiet; rib sides, i6A@1eXc; clear
Lard quiet at ig@i711c. WHISKY dull at SOC ssi foi
wood and iron-bOund barrels.
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THIRD EDITION
q U n o r Il.

The Alabama Claims-Mr. Peabody's
Estato-strike of Cotton spinners
The Tcumenical Council
To-day's Gable Quota
sions-American
OHicers in
Egypt.
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CIrY INTELLHGENCE E.
THE THEATRES.

NrNe Receipts or 1869 as Compared with Pre-
viOus Years.
Below we give the receipts OF the leading
places of amusement In the city for the year
1859, as compared with previous years together
with the amount of tax paid tne United states,
being 3 per cent. on the gross receipts
iMRRrcIx ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Ills impossible TO give the full report OF this
ertablshment, but 1t Is correct as far as 1t goss
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THE ''sTAR" COURSE OF LHoTUREs.-Mr
Wendell Phillips will deliver the first lecture Of
the second series of the Star" Course on Mon
day evening, at the Academy of Music, Sub
jestr-'The Questions Of Tomorrow
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THE NAVY YARD.-On Monday last orders
were received from the Navy Department at
Washington to suspend all operations in the
department Of CONSTRUCTION" in the Phlladel-
phia Navy Yard On Wednesday eimilar orders
were received with regard TO the department of
'4steam engineering" About 100 men are en-
gagged in these two departments consequently
that number Of men will soon be displaced
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REFORM MEET1NG.-On Friday evening,
January 2S, at 7'30 2. NJ, at the Locust Mission
House, Locust street, between Ninth and Tenth,
a meeting will be held to agitate the question OF
the abolition of capital punishment. Ex-Sena-
tor Bovee and others will address the audience.
Workingmen especially, and ladies and gentle
men of all classes, are cordially invited to
attend.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-28

PERsoNAL-Mr william l. Jones, who has
for thirteen years past been the local reporter of
our Beighbor, the North American, and famous
In that capacity especially for his quaint
column of daily 'jottings," has resigned his po-
eition on that journal to assume an editorial one
On the Sunday Mercury. The readers of the
North American will miss both Jones and the
jottings."
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Glendinnng, Davis a Co. report through their New
York house the following:-
New York Produce Market

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-Cotton quiet; mddling up
lands, 2b4c; sales, 800 bales. Flour-State aud
Western moderately active, without decided change.
Corn rules heavy; new mixed Western, 90@93c
old do 81 06 in store. Oats heavy and iower State
$4,000; Western, Csc. Beef quiet Pork dull
mess s2550@2s2b. Lard dull; steam rendered, La
terces, 16k@16zC. Whisky duh at 81 O0
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Geld Panic Investigation.
,ff.b IN IN, laaortnfed prsea

Despatch to the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S-The examination of
Mr.. Corbin was continued by the Committee on
Banking and Currency to- day. The next witness
is Mr.. Smith, of the firm of Gould & Martin.
An order was heretofore passed by the COM
mittee preventing the members from divulging
the testimony.
Subpenas have been sent for other parties
in New York.
The Free List.
Despateh to The Eoenins Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-The Committee OF
Ways and Means has been at work on the free
list this morning, and it was determined to
report the Tariff bill on Monday next. Mr..
Schenck had expected to report it to-day.
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]. o. w. B.-The Independent Order of Wife
Beaters is fast increasing in membership, the
latest accession being one John Salmiller re-
siding at No. I'll Dickerson street. Last night
John, on returning home, administered to the
partner of his bosom a severe castgation. Her
cries aroused policeman, who took John be-
fore Alderman Bonsall, by whom he was COM
mitted to prison.
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sECOND
CUTLERY, ETO.

DODGERS & WosTENHoLMs POCKET
KNIVES. Pearl and STAG handles and beautiful finish
Rodgers, and Wade Butchers Rasors, and the oele-
brated Leeours Razor Ladies' Scissors cases. Of the
finest quality; Rodgers Table Cutlery, Caers and Forks
Razor strops. Cork Screws, ETC. Ear instruments. to
assist the hearing Of the most approved construction.
p. KADERAB,
IN w. Ds TxETK shssl. bslsH 0hsmah
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IFROM NEW ENGLAND. {
Massachusetts woman's isunrage Cenvrn-
tiOn.
Despatch % The Epenira Telegraph .l--r

Massachusetts Woman's tSunrnge Convens-
tfOn.
Despatch to The Epening Telegraph 1-F
BosToN, Jan. 28.-The Massachusetts, Wo.-
mans Suffrage State Convention met at Horti-
cultural Hall this morning, for the purpose of
forming Womans State Suffrage Association.
There was quite large attendance. Rev. >.
Freeman Clark was appointed chairman, and
made an address, in which he took a generaf
view of the efforts that are being made to for
ward the cause of woman's rights. At the con-
clusion of Mr.. Clarks address q committee Of
three was appointed to nominate permanent
officers for the proposed association.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe read an elaborate ad-
dress in behalf of her sex. 1t was highly fin
ished philosophical and satirical effort.
Mrs. Lucy Stone said her sex were placed In
q very humiliating position when intelll-
gently exercising the rights which, however de-
serving they were, women were unable to avail
themselYes of. The fifteenth amendment In.
vested the black man with the rights of free
dom. There should be another, that should
give such rights to women. The women of the
present day must do the work to this end, and
If they 90 not it will be left for another and -
better generation of women to accomplish.
SERIOUS AoCIDENT.-About o'clock this
morning, James Neil, aged twelve years, whilst
ascending in an elevator at Hartmans bakery,
Penn street, below Pine, was precipitated from
the second story to the basement, by the break
ing of the rope, and seriously injured. He waa
taken to his home No. 929 South Sixth street..
UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY
About l0l6 o'clock last p. M. the residence OF
+. j. Allegretti, No, 1924 Walnut street. was en-
tered by some unknown party through rear
secoud-story window and completely ransacked.-
Nothing of value, however, was obtained.
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ANoTHER.-The Delaware Harbor Police last
night found the body of an infant on Pier No. 2.
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LEG BRoKEN.-A teamster named John Far
ley, aged sixty years, suffered the fracture of q
leg on Wednesday, caused by kick from a
mule. The accident occurred at Chestnut Hill.
The injured man was removed to his residence,
Cottage street, near the Wissahickon.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 20 8. Third Street

DIV W IhkAIN
s4TO0 Leh o., "a. .s6. s4
$500 do. 81
5000 Leh v n bds..
cp.... S5Hl
$1,000 do. reg. 9sX
$500 @ 4 A m $50. s2z
5000 Phil a E Is. b6. S6xI
SO sh Sp Il Pine II. f6xI
o sh Acad Mus: =, so
y SECOND
$500 G Il Am g., SO. SO
$4,000 City os, New. .1o0x
$500 do. ........1 .1001s
$1,000 PHI & Els. S6A
8 sh Minehill. -. 51X
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100 sh Penna Il. .bs0. 5si4
200 do ..ls.bSe. B5k
3 do. Ssh
3 sh Phil Bk. SIS. 15T d
200 sh Read. .s60wn.
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PoMPEY.-An Indian tobacco pompey awaits
an owner at the Seventeenth District Station
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FOURTH EDITION


United States Judicial ci.rcuit for the
south-corbin's TeStimony ON the
c15ia FURRY The Tax on
Coal The Public Print
Proceedings in l
Congress To-day. m
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FIVE YEARS RECEIPTS.
The gross receipts of the three principal thea
tres for the five years from 1855 to 1869 were as
,tOllows:-
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100 sh Hestonv'e. ... l2H
100 sh Reading X. =. Az
100 do, :. b9o .4l.e9
800 do. o........ TX