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est, most extensive and successful robberies
that have occurred on this coast took place
on the Central Pacific Railroad ON Friday
and Saturday nights of last week, the same
train being the victim of both robberies, but
at points about 800 miles distant from each
other, and by separate bands of robbers.
Between / and II o'clock of the 4th inst !,
just as the eastern bound passenger train of
the Central Pacific Railroad was leaving Yer
di, three masked men boarded the express
car. and five more immediatey y came to
their aid from the rear cars. Six stopped on
the express car, which they detached from
| the main train, cutting the signal rope, etc. !,
and two jumped on the engine, placing pis-
tolls at the engineers head, and commanded
him to move on, which he did. The con-
ductor rushed forward, but pistols also stop
ped him. The robbers then placed the fire
men, express and mail messengers in the
mail room, and locked them up. When
within six miles of Reno, they stopped the
train, broke open the express box, and rcb-
bed it of SAL 600 in gold coin. Later in
vestgations show that they put the coin III
old boot tops and escaped to the mountains.
The telegraph wires were all cut west of
Reno and horses in readiness for the robbers
to escape on with their booty. Later dis
patches say that six of these robbers have
been caught, and one has peached, and all
the robbers and money will be got.
SECOND ROBBERY.
When the above train reached Independ-
ence, at s o'clock on Saturday night, point
1856 miles east of the first robbery, four
masked men jumped ON, two on the engine
and the other-two on the express car, and
covering the employees with pistols, cut the
bell cord, disconnected the passenger ears,
and forced the engineer to go ahead, under
pain of instant death. After going about
six miles, they stopped, took off the fremen,
express and mail agents, and then went on
four miles further and stopped. Here they
robbed the express and mail, getting 81 900
in coin from the express, and one bar of sill
yer. From the mail car they took twenty
three packages of registered letters, and cut
and robbed the mail bags, getting, it Is sup
posed, from SAC, 900 to sec, 900 in green
backs, etc. Two of these robbers wore sol
diers clothes, and all are supposed to be de-
serterssf rom Camp Haleck.
Later dispatches state that these robbers
have. been caught.
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We have met the Enemy and
He is Ours.
The Flag of Good old Democracy
Proudly Waves Over the Field
While the dirty Rag of Mon
grelism trails in the dirt.

New York, kentucky, Nevada, Tennessee
Arkansas, Alabama, Maryland, and Dcla-
ware observation-disclosures Gains Every
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

C,PLENDID FARM, NEAR PRINCETON TO RE
- slaughtered ut auction Tuesday neat terms easy
Take seven A. NJ Philadelphia Lawrcncs station
JAQUES ZgS broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

WE OFFER. UPON FAVORABLE TERMS, THE FUR.
w niture and lease OF well established Hotel one hour
from city; accommodated lt0; good stables PHEASANT
r0uni,uss affords profitable business Photo
graphs shown and particulars furnished by uAsTIhOB,
COL'lS SALGoN, kos- and Plus strssA.
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Low AND ON
accommodating terms. F Lots northeast corner t,th
avenue ani tiftyninh street; two CornerA with three
ironts Nos 6ani Chatham square, East hroAiwsy and
Cahaiine street southeast Coracr Washington and Cedar
streets 0 Oo sip ~ t6 and tS New Bowrry cxen.on I
and 81 James srs.t; No Centre Market place House and
two extra sire Lots Eighty sxt near Third
Apply at tz6 Maiden lane.
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STEAMSHIP China (Br. Macaulay, Liverpool via Queens
Steamship Nevada Orb Green, Liverpool Williams &
0uion.
Steamship Ashland. Crowen Charleston-H r Morgan 4
Co. ....
Ship Neptune Peabody, Liverpool @ II Marshall 4 Co.
Ship Constantine, Creevey, London-0rinnen, h!nturn
Ship Avon (Br. Macbeth, London--E e Morgans Sons.
Bark Alice Cameron tBr), Carter Sydney, Nsw--Arke
bark Meteor Nn), Doscher, Bremsn--c Luling 4 Co.
BARK Yankee (N0 klinsenberg, Cape de vsrde-Funch,
Bark Earanss Br), Fillmore. 8. Johns, MI Horsey
Co.
Bril- River Queen (Br, Gotham, Pcrnambuoo and Bahia
Whitney 4 Co.
Brig suwannee, Simpson, Demarara-E Smith 4 Co.
Brig Eastern Star, Foster, Barbados-Bshop Bro
Brig Nellie MITCHELL Nelson. Port su Prince-Borland
Brig Potosi iBr,, Conn, St Johns, MI norsey
Brig Nancy (Br) Putnam, Bridgeport, CHI Whitney
Brig Arctic tBr) Morris, Little Glacs Bay Whitney
Brig Annie Van. Collins weymouh-Geo Phios Col
Brig Mary Celeste, Nulligan, Fsrnandna-J wnches.
ter.
Brig Queen (Br), Pride, Wilmington, NEG Brewer.
scbr Ward Holmes, Antgia--)ones Tough.
schr Godfrey Godfrey Jacksonville Bentley, Miller
Thomas
schr Ridgewood, Collins, Georgetown, SEE Hurlbu. &
Co.
schr Frank Atwood, Higgins Boston.
Schy Nellie Bloomfield, Hobbie, Stamford
Scbr Daniel, Golden, Eorwalk
Sloop Henry Clay. Mack, New Haven--Rackett Bro.
Steamer Monitor, Jones, Phia ielphia.
Steamer Il Bidde, hcCue, Philadelphia.
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox, Philadelphia
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case OF the sale OF any such In the United etass
On cotton thread yarn warps Sr nS ~ sond
whether On beams or 10 bundles sksns or caps, any
Other on valued q not e1cccdns forty cents per
per- ana
valued q. Over eighty per pound forty per pOuad
and in addition 10 said rates OF duty twenty cenum ad
for the term OF two from and alter The
tus designed only for and adapted TO- be used
for steam towace canals aud not now manufactured In
;S duty By as Legislature Of any free
OF duty, subject to such regulations as may be pre-.
scribsd by Che Secretary ol the Treasury and sI:o
the passage OF this act and longer. Steam plough
machinery adapted TO the cultivation Of tho soil may be Inn
such regulation OF The Secretary Of the Treasury" The bin
contains provisions for merchandise entered for Transports
tion.
The GeOrgia Bill Hanging Fire.
The conference committee on the Georgia bin had
two sessions to-day and failed to agree 1t was de-
cded at the last meeting to report that the COM
mittee could not agree aud to ask to be discharged
General Butler tried to get the floor for this purpose
daring the afternoon, but failed The committee
stood four to two, the obstinate conferees being
Hamiln ana Thurman, OF the Senate. They
stood out for the Pomtroy bill, which re
mands Georgia back to military authority until on
election can be held this fall. The other member
favored the House bill, which simply admits Georgi
to representation in Congress without conditions.
A new conference will be ordered tomorrow.
F0RIY-E1RST CONGRESS.
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F0RTY-TlRST CONGRESS.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, July TO- 1870
THE TAX BILL.
Mr. SHERMAN (rep.) OF Ohio from the conference COM
mitee Tax and Tariff bill, submitted report, which
adopted. He stated that the important Of the
Senate had been agreed by the Honse The
principal question referred 10 the conference committee
the tariff sugar. in regard to which the
mee reported classification which In substance the
Senate classification with slight reduction melado
higher grades sugar duties book: and sssssnss
stricken BY the bin to be Immediately discharged.
srsss receipts and iopn.ss Soih repealed;
concentrated nossses per gallon on oil
COR and Of poad on al above
No. two
ssa per 81 on a. 9r us snr aSsy c mo- and not
cehts pound; on all sugars above No. 20 four cents
pound.
Mr. surnMAs also submitted the conference committee
'e'''' rnr DsTi GIraof ArrsosSrATios BILL
reported back from the Committee Appropriations
THE coLoHrpe CADET At wet roIsr.
n % ces 70 s ne he Of
j. w. sn,e the colored cadet OF West Point with power
Mr. BfYAaD ,dema of Del objected, and the resolution
sEw roar OF ENTRY
The bin establishing new port of delivery at Kansas City
soLpIYRs' BOUNTY.
bonn Godcs honoraby dschae tina. entered the
wee hi s 81 s a and the s % S 5s @ ana 70
died tho service enlisted for less than year.
thought u would cost about ten million dollars.
BILLS PASSED.
On motion Of Mr. KELLOGG, trep) of Lain aid OF the
New Orleans, Bs.oa Rouge and vieksburg Railroad.
On motior of Mr. DAVIS tden) Of KyFor the relief Of
the kentucky University. making appropriation to pay
for the destruction OF buildings during the
PENSION FOB MIRO. LINCOLN.
Tho bin to grant pension Mrs. Lincoln briefly
sdcrcd, and amsndsnt to give her $1,000 In lieu OF
fS'D''' rxEcUrvR SESSION.
A. two O'Clock the Senate went into executive session
The executive session continued Until. eight O'Clock,
when the reopened and the Senate took up
THE DR. ICTESCY APP f.OPRIAIlOS ELL.
The amendments reported from the Committee Appro-
pratons, Including $1,000 for the annual repairs OF the
Treasury building 00C0 the support primary
schools the District Of Columbia outside Of Washington
and Georgetown, were adopted.
Amendments were proposed and adopted appropriatns
S67 600 In TO the Peruvian the claim
Of citizen Of thai government named Montana $50 for
compensation to employees at the Assay Once at New York
TAX ON Provision DEALERS
During the evening bill passed exempting pork
packers lard rcndeers and persons engaged ia smoking
hams from the In tcrna tax Manufacturers,
ter eleven tho Senate into executive
few minutes ant then adjourned.
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CLEARED.

roRF sF NEW YoRK, JgtY 10, 1910.
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CoLoRFD HoMER.-They have an African poet
IN Kentucky who has written an epic in which he
has sung the history OF the rebellion from the fall OF
sumter 10 the death OF Abraham Lincoln. IL Ia en-.
titled, "CouDibians, or the North Starr and con-
tains upwards Of two thousand verses. The name
OF this Homeric black man Is Francis A. Boyd. lie
n now engaged raycrsing the streets Of Louisville
singing snaches Of MS song 10 obtain money TO print
IL entire.
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SAILED.

Charleston.
Wind at sunset s, light
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miscellaneous.

LAUNCHaD-At Castine 9th inst u flne brig OF ~
built OF the nnes materials, called tho sllas Martin
Is ntsaded for the WeRt India and coastwae trade.
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On wines OF ali Kinds Imported IN botes not otherwise
cssss b. al bottles containing One quart or es9 an one
quart and more than one PINT sha be held to contain one
gnar sYe az eYeS containing less than one Pint shall BIO
esas sRts ss4F SaS sSa.s wines. n se' 81.
ead than pint three dollars DOZEN contann not
more than pint cech Gng more than half pin. each Sc
aS1 ~ e SSi ana sn
the name wine shall De forfeited % Che United States
grain other materials not otherwise provided for two
Wine gallon BE- ~ sa
proof gallon and standard for determining the proof Of
MHs MAT Or w.S 81 Sone
IN the second section 81 the ac imposing taxes distilled
sSs on cordial s,,n auSsss ssasE a6syn
bttos containing spirit. and otherwise provided for
two dollars proof Rlon provided any brandy
s e s ct ss than
dollars .r tom on aS not hacked
I ton nj, on ssP Manila and other Ike for
Of gax hemp, dollars por ton; on cotton bag,
cling other manufactures not otherwise provided for
composed whole part Of hemp, jate fax Funny sunny
bags sunny cloth or other material a. cents Of less
three cents square yards cotton, above valued over
pigs scrap iron Of every dsscrp
on s doSTs on wrous, scrap iron Of every dc.
quarter 'a cents steel p ss'Tapy
an ss'ay S Provided 'f d.. NETS, @ Of
made from iron by the Bessemer pneumatic process Of
hair cloth of every description known as hair seating ee.
teen inches wide or over, nfy square ysrd
eighteen inches thirty cents square yard Nickel thirty
This amendment Mr. BROOKS said the debate was pro.
cured BY Representative Dckey, OF the dsrc In
which was the only nckle nine IN this country.
On nicAe oxide and alloy Of nckle with copper, twenty
All ahais brought Into tho United States temporarily and
bbtion competition prizes offered by any agricultural
racing association shall be admitted free d duly. Upon
prescribed by The Secretary Of the Treasury with the cond
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Marine Disasters.
SHIP NoNANTUM-Key West July 1.-THE snip Nonan-
tnm from New Orleans For Liverpool Ia 10 port and win
pair.
scHR HUDSON before reported ashore Badgers Rocks,
Newbuypo harbor oG at high water evening OF 10Th
inst without damage.
Som Lozi.R. loaded with corn and -four struck rock
opposite Dghton In going up Taunton river 10Th inst and
sunk. Partially insured
Miscellaneous.
LAUNcHaDAt Csstlne 9th inst ane brig OF 220 tors,
built OF the finest materials called tho sias Martin Sho
Is intsnded for the Weet India and coastwise trade
SpOlkcns
Ship James Foster Jr, H.tten from Liverpool for New
York, June ~ lat 46 bO, Ion ~ 49,
Bark Magma Chara Bril- Hartasan from Cad'r for Phla
delphia July H. OF Absecom Thy pilot ooat Eete No 2
Brig James Davis from Philadelphia for Boston, July L.
20 miles sSE OF Barnegat.
Foreign Ports.
ANTWERP, june 30-sajled, Uno, WANDER NYork. .
AKyAD May 2In port ship BENZ Bangs, koc&o for En-
rope.
AsPINwALL, June 20--Arriyed barks American Eagle,
Lindsey, NYork 28d, Nettie Merryman, Rollins, do.
BRlsToL June y0--Arrved, Mogu, Freeman, New York;
Ironsides, kallard St John, NIB.
sailed July l. Reunion, Rowland Cardiff and Calcutta.
BRsMERHAvEN, June asSaled. Berlin (sl, updcaIsc h.
Baltimore (and arrived Al Southampton July u
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SHIPPING NEW $.
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK F)a THE
MONTH OF JULY.
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BELOW.

Gark Blen cahra (Br), Doran, from Colombo March 10.
Bark Mary Bentley, Clark, from Inagua via Delaware
Brsskwater, with salt, to master.
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My THE GREAT. WHISKY ESTABLISH
MINT OF THIS CITY.--H M. DAIY'S
great whisky warero0ms are located at No. 222 South
FRONT Street and No. 13e DOCK Street. The
building, which is probably the largest OF Its kind In
the United States, Is five stories high, and runs
through from Front to Dock street, distance OF at
least 215 feet Whiskies OF the rarest and purest
brands are stored on every floor OF this huge struc
ture, and the seeker after the genuine article can
there ind Bourbon OF old date, wheat ditto and that
champion OF all whskies, the Golden Wedding It
Is OF some importance to the liquor merchants OF this
and other cities TO know that Mr.. Days stock en-
braces the productions OF the celebrated dis
tller1es belonging to Thomas Moore s. Son,
Joseph ,. Finch Co., and Thomas
Moore. Their Whistles are always made from
the best grains, double copper distilled and put
up in seasoned, heavily ycharred, ron-bound barrels.
AS agent, there FORE OF these we-known firms, Mr..
Dslg justly claims that he supply the trade with
the finest whisky In the market and in the original
packages as received direct from the manufacturers.
This he will vouch for, and this is point which de-
serves the notice OF all purchasers. 15tuths26t
N.Y. ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTI-
tutiOns, OF both sexes, use HELMBOLD'S Ex-
TRACT BUCHU. 1t will give brisk and energetic feel
ings, and enable you to sleep we'll 1O1I Nv
RSyn RAILROAD COMPANIES WILL FIND
indispensable the new process OF printing, by
which PRESS COPIES can be taken from FORMS
printed at HELFENSTElN & LEWIS RAILROAD
AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING-RO0MS, FIFTH
and CHESTNUT Streets. 1t
nEya SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RE
stored by HELMBoIDs EXTRACT BUcBU. TO Tw
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DIED..

LEvY.-on the e7th instant PATRICK LEVY, aged
20 years.
Due notice viii be given OF the funeral.
MOORE.-On the 25th instant SARAH MOORE, In
the 62d year OF her age.
her friends and members OF the Tabernacle Bap.
tIst Church are invited 70 attend the funeral from
No. lTl6 SAMSON street, tomorrow rhursdayl after
noon, at 3 O'Clock.
WARAMAKER.-On the morning OF 27th instant,
HATTIE, daughter OF John and Mary Wanamaker,
In the 9th year OF her age.
Due notice OF the funeral will be given. II
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WITHOUT SPrT OR SRDIMENT.-Phalons Vitalia, or
Salvation for the Hair, has no bad smell and does
not stain the skin 1t has no Ingredient that sub
sides in the form of filthy sediment. Consequently,
is not shrouded in darkened bottles. The natura
color OF the hair, however completely 1t may have
faded out, is invariably reproduced by the Vitala.
Sold by all druggists,
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MEssRs. THOMAS & Sons viii sell on Tuesday next
the valuable property No. 1921 Walnut street; wide
front, with back outlets; location central has gas
bath, hot and cold water, furnace, etc. Sale
p0gitlYe.
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WE have been using the Old Dominion Table
Sauce, and lind it just what it is represented to be-
the luxury OF the season. 1t is manufactured 10y s
j. Torbert corner Arch and Water streets.
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THE INFANTS FRIEND.-MRs. WINsLows SoorH
NG SYRUP is the best and sures remedy in the world
for all diseases OF children, such as teething wind
colic etc. 1t corrects acdiy OF the stomach, regu
lates the bowels and gives rest, health and comfort
to mother and child. Perfectly safe in all cases,
millions of mothers can testify
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panuy fitted up, is in full blast serving all the
delicacies of the season from A, NJ to midnight.
Parties returning from the theatres or opera house
served at the shortest notice from an unsurpassed
bill OF fare ladies' Saloon on the second hOOr.
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For additional Special Notice. see Ia,tas Pages.


Rkssa LITERARY AND MUSICAL ENTERTAIN
MENTS In the WEST ARCH STREET
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, EIGHTEENTH aud
ARCH Streets.
November /, 1870.-Rev. A. A. WILLIS, ID. d.,
mental Dyspepsia
November 8, 1SI0.-Rev. aLEX. REED, ID. d.,
"What saw In Italy,"
November Is, 1SI0.-Rev. FIR ANK L. ROBBINS
"a Trip to California"
November 81, 1S10-Rev. j. HYATT SMITH,
'From New York to Jerusalem"
November 29, 1sT0.-Rev. w. Z. BREED, D. D.,
IA Day at Shushan."
December Q, 15T0-Rev. ID. MARCH, ID. D.,
"Reminiscences OF the East"
Music under the dire 1tion of Mr. WILLIAM G.
EWING, OrgaHst OF the Church.
Tickets. 80 cents; for the course. $3.50. For sale
at Gould Fischer's Music store, No. 923 ,Chesnut
street; at W. II. Boners Music store, No. 1lO2 Ches-
nut street; at O. r. Smith & Sons Jewery Store,
NO 1910 Market street; and at DIR. G.. r. Keeneys
Drug Store, No. 1901 Arch street
Grand Stereopticon Exhibition will be given
In the church on Thursday Evening. November 3,
for the benefit OF the Sabbath school. Adults
tickets, 25 cents; childrens tickets, 10 cents. 1t
kkssn HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU ANo
IMPROVED ROSE WASH cures delicate disorders
In all their stages, at little expense, little
change in diet, no inconvenience and no exposure.
1t ls pleasant in taste and odor immediate In its
action, and free from all Injurious proper
ties. 101 Tw
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MIR. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the Jeweller at No. 8
South Second street. has OF the largest and most
attractive stocks OF all kinds Of Jewelry and Silver
In the city. He has also on hand fine assort
ment OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the worth OF their money.
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DES5@ COURSE OF LECTURES AT
W." FRANKLIN INSTITUTE

FOR THE WINTER OF 1901.
The lectures for the winter w& be divided into
several different courses as foows:-
First Course-On General and Organic Chemistry.
BY Professor b. Howard Rand, NJ d.
Second Course-On Sound. BY j. Soils Cohen,
M. d.
Third Coursezon Vital Forces. By Professor r.
f. Rogers, M. ID.
Fourth Course-On the Geology OF 8. E. Pennsyl-
vania BY Professor A. r. Leeds.
Fifth Course-Op Physics and Mechanics By
John G. Moore, NJ. S.
The Lectcres will be delivered on the TUESDAY
and THURSDAY Of every week. beginning Tuesday,
october 25.
In addition to the free use of the Library and
Reading-room, and the advantages of the monthly
meetings of the Institute and It's sections, where
everything novel or interesting In science, ant, In
vention is presented and discussed, free admission
to its lectures is far from being the least of the pr
vileges OF membership In the Institute.
The attention OF the science-lovng public is in
vited to the announcement that the facilities for ad-
mission to membership are ample and liberal en- gh
to place its benefits within the reach Of all.
ANY information can be obtained at the Hall OF
the Institute. WILLIAM II. VAIL,
10 22 Ct Secretary.
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THE demand on Saturday for our sl5 and other
beautiful and cheap suits surpassed anything In the
history OF our business. From morning until night
there was one continual stream OF customers making
purchases at the Great Brown Stone Clothing Hall
OF Rockhill Il Wilson, Nos. eOS and COS Chesnu
street.
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MARRIED.

CARROLL -SCoTr.-On the 4th instant, by the Rev
p. Dudley, CHARLES L. CARROLL TO Miss KATE v
SCOTT, both OF this city.
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rSy. GELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU GIVES
health and vigor to the frame and blood to the
pallid cheek. Debility is accompanied by many
alarming symptoms and If no treatment is sub.
mitted TO, consumption, insanity, or epileptic fits
enHue. 10 7W
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II L 1 u.
SIXTH LECTURE,
FRIDAY EVENING October qs.
BY JOSH BILLINGS Humorous,
Subject-"MuK."
HON. CHARLES SUMNER, Oct. 81.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, Nov. 2.
MISS ISABELLA GLYN, Nov. 9.
GEORGE VIM CURTIS, Nov.4
Admission to each Lecture. ure................50 cents.
Reserved seats =. ....... ......... rs cents extra
Tickets for ANY Of the Lectures for sale at Gould
Fischers Piano Rooms, No. 923 CHESNUT Street,
and at the Academy on the evenings of the lectures
Doors open at IN lecture at s. 1O2I2t
ns5yn FOR NON-RETENTION OR INCOETI-
nence OF Urine, irritation, Inflammation, or
liberation OF the bladder kidneys, diseases OF the
prostate glands, stone In the bladder calculus,
gravel or brick dust deposits, and all diseases Of the
bladder, kidneys, and dropsical swellings, USE
HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU. I0iyw
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ssSgH g A d Z MY OF MU 81 C
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,Sz. TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND
49, unsafe remedies for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. Use HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUoaU AND
IMPROVED ROSE WASH. 101IW
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Col. Don Piatt hits the nail on
the head occasionally, to the great
discomforture Ofhis radical friends.
Speaking of negro emancipation.
he writes thus:
"The cheapest philanthropy is
that which frees somebody else's
niger. Had these slaves belong
ed to us, instead of the South, is
there any one simple enough to
believe that we would have had a
war Of emancipation? Not much"
"And if the war had ended with
no chances for loyal stealing,
would "we" have had any recon
,struction measures? Not much