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Postman ambles up the front steps of an
imposing mansion at No. - place,
Colored boy opens the door and receives
postal card addressed to the dignified ell
DERBY gentleman, who owns the premises
aud pretty much all the other premises in
that vicinity. Elderly wife sees the postal
card. She has never seen one before.
She, takes 1t from the colored boy and
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Postman rings az a modest looking man.
SION on Locust street. Servant girl comes
10 the door. Postal card for the master of
the house who has been married a couple
OF years. Servant girl delivers the postal
card TO young wife Young wifeIread,
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HluQ.
Young wife, soivs, so this is the club
Is ~ Riding around town in hacks all
night, with party of hrst-class bows. Oh
dear, Oh dear. ~ Then she weeps copious-
" and signs deeply. She will 20 home to
her mother the very next day. She never
was 81 wrUnged and outraged in her whole
life Weeps again passiOnately and seeks
the camphor-bottle Young husband. ali
unconscious comes home to supper Tab
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Old BY Benser & Thomas, and Smith & Boancy
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The urbane postman halts in front Of a
pretentious looking three story edifice, No.
w II avenue The head of the
family brushes past him and starts up the
iIps. Postwar hands him package of
iTI ~. and postal cards. Head of the fam.
~ ~ glances at them and sees one addressed
LII vile Of his bosom. Turns itoyer and
, 1873-09-26

Wall atscot has danced upon that suspicion.
Whom tho London Times, therefore, romarks
Tint tho prosperity 0: Anorica would indicate
that tho present failures aro moroly efrorta to
shake OFT tho dishonest claimant, 1t points with
tliroctncaB to this house, which haR been Ill
iicatdd III the Times by ltH Anlo, ican corrba-
pottlont.-ono who Inns relations with tho noxt
house up tho Htreet.
1ttH LOSSES.
There iB como doubt whothcr Jny Coolso ever
accumulated my great tegroo of wealth. THO
szo 9f nis psrtnorsp Nhc, i, st ono tlmo In,
mako out capital. Ito lived plain lilo in big
lo,so., noithcr tasting wire nor tobncsoi he
notia1a To push off liis bonds, mud they have
% b9en coming a laek @ % to Ills presence for good
respects kind-hoHrtol and with n nincoro demo-
cretio naturo, and hc bolioved Whatever he was
tloing to DO great work. But ]lo ia tho victim
Of . belief tint the War. can bo fought ovor
again indefinitely. with loans, boads, Pacific
railways, aud nj tl'o rrot1'gaoy Of that period III
Which lle was hero.
lie Is tho preacher md lesson OF tho hour.
Thoy who would climb higllcat muBt 80 slow.
GATH.
, 1873-09-26

Fftoen ocoan steamers woro in tho port of
phiiotIeinhin Inst Saturday, against two at the
aamo dato iast yonr,
Tho Cty OK Ga1ona Is funding itH muntc'pal
inlobtednogs at 80 conta Oh tlollar In accoiid-
anco will State legislation.
Tho Baltimore SUI. declares that Maryland
will Bpcni no moro money on tho Chesapeake
4 l}hIo Canal. and Congless will bo aylod for
snhsilv.
"A Troy Nov York; paper closoa Ifs account
nf n p1init rnilroni cnliisfon nenr thero aB mi.
lava. {. nu1itnjoy who was intoxicated. WA
afnntifno on tic front platform Of tho pasBopgor
rnr whnn t]1o collision took place. Ho wns
thrown from the car md badly bruised, but is
about tho tlopot to-tlny ns drunk ns evor"'
An imnortaut olai,go In tho wcaring apparol
of lj1o King of Dobomoy Ia reported. Seatod on
lis throue' he received q scientific commission,
not long ogo. bis body profuHoly decorated with
tho blue, cold mud green labols Which hstl been
cerofully ncclod from the medicine .bottloK
bro,1ght by Europeans into hia dominionB,
-Hayg tho LcIin0tou (Ky.) Press OF Thurs
dav; II Mr.. Joshua Owings WIS married ycaterday
BY b1r. NIcChosney to Mrs. Rogan. Tho ago Of
tIe brit]ocroom In al. aud TINT OF tho bride %.
, 1873-09-26
Was r1rs. Slzrrntt NInnncled

TO the Editor 9f the Se,c Fork Tribune:
tonds to be- tho aatorty g4p q dow W. Martranit @
state that Mrs. 8urratt was not mauacied during
her imprisonment. I attended tho trial OF the
conspirators ono day. There waa railing tho
whole length Of ono end Of tho room. about
Leading they said, to the prison. The pris-
onerB sat in row, behind this railing,
Mrs. snrratt boing nearest to, the door
leading into tho ante.room at that Hlde, and
given chair in tue aialo, just inside tho door,
aud so near Mrs. Surratt that could oaBily hare
shakon hands with her over or through the rail.
ing. sat there two hours. sometimes touching
for entrance induced me to move my chair, 10
that part Of the time was not moro than ono
foot from her. She wore heavy black dross,
falling OH the floor around her foet, so that
s1ald not soe thG but at,,ns svory TING
Ind, before that. lived Is years on a farm on
which WAS q saw-mill, was familiar with the
sound OF chains, and tho difference between
that OF wagon and log-chain,, The 5ound wau
tat Gf ohsIn j. Goa ret nsso ne1n
and TINT Chain must have boon fastened to both
hor ankloR. The sounds could not have been
madc In any othor way. Tho chains on hor
ankles must have boen hoayy enough to provent
tho floor, Que at q timo, for little change Of
posture. Bllo seemed to avoid moving, 30 81 not
to attract attention to tho chain; for every time
tl1oy olankod sho blushcd, painfully, blushod SO
that could SEQ 1t through the hoayy Grape veil
Hho wore over her faco. + sat until sho was rn-
moved. She aroao with difficulty, leaning on
tho arm Of the oiicor, who Hoomod to be kind:
6hc did not lift her feet In moving to and
through the door, but slid ono at timo, q little
way, think not further than that the leol OF
the forward foot came on ltno with the toe Of the
othor; but oil the time tho Underground and clank-
cd. sho could not move QUO foot IN inch with
out making them grind. Hrs, 6urratt nat before
or rather on ono aide of hor Judges, ohninea
with linka OF iron aB heavy as those OF q log
chain and while she Bat this sl,e waa grossly
insnlted by spectators, mon and women. or
things that looked like men aud women. Once
size turned pale when ono Of those creatures
eald: ~ lope they'll hang hert Just iook ut
hor s!.o Looks like a ss.e-seyil p I could not
bcar 1t. but Hl'olo out and eald ''Rlo does not
loox like doyIl Hho looks like good, kind.
hearted wonsnn, and you nre 4 moa.. coward for
Insulting a prisoner" man, In reply, Baid to
mo: " hlloH robcl, aud lepoa,od, "Ooward
coward"
Mrs. hurratt lacked up and onr eyes met. The
| expression ot hur facn will haunt mo to the
grayo, and think God for tho look Of gratitude
1t wore; but, 'yo wero getting up quito side
show, an officer forced hia way to ,lH, to what
tho matter was. told Aim that people wero i'll
, 1873-09-26

sultlng tho priaonor. Tic, madc them ntand
back. moved my cl,alr to tho other aldo OF tho
aiBlo, and Bet man ut tho door, to
keep ordnr aud prevons my holding
communication with tho prisoner. Mrs.
.oreation in Washington ut the ti1no. / wroto
nn account at tho timc, which waH published and
extensively copied, and commentod upon, and
this morning fa THO hrnt tirne havo ever hoard
any denial OF tho fact TINT hlrn. snrratt WAS fot-
tofed aa alo sat woarily through tho long hours
and days Of TINT trial. JANE g. SwIssuELM.
C1TTapu1Qri, Sent, u, 1873.
, 1873-09-26
COBURN
Medical Institute,

III and 1T South Cl.rk.st, Monroe Chicago.
tssatent and cure Of al toT,s 81 ctoniu and special
diseases in huh hss Institute unqueatonabty
disra.es. D cohnEn IL regular graduate 9f mudotne,
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private tseascs than any ,pbys!cun n t'tcngo Young
of aud permanent euro at ths hand1 o. Dr. Gnnsn'
Send stamps or hs hooks On ma4e sna IT,
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Allc0ntentfnI. OtcD hours: IA. III, TOD p n auh1ays
tn 1 II. nj,
, 1873-09-26
EDUCATIONAL.
Harvard UniVersitV,;
l8Z3-74.

Members Of department have rlRht to nttoud foc
turcs md rcoftauns in any other department. NJ a Uni
vesay without paying additional foos for canple Law
auents may nttand ans exercises shey cnsa III Harvard
College. Medical etudcnts tito exercises Of tho sceatio
school, otc.
The degrees Of Master Of Arts, Doctor Of Philosophy,
etitutions.
Tic year boRns in MI departments on Thurs1ny. Rcpt.
25, 1879. Examinations for Admtssinn to HARVARD
COLLEGE, tho LAWEIsNCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
tho MINING SCHOOL. anu tho DUSSEY 1NSTITU.
TION will hegln on Thursday. sept Is, al 81. nj. Tho
examination for advanced standing in The MEDICAL
SCHOOL take. place Sept. q; for Advanced standing In
tho LAW SCHOOL, Sept. "a.
Tho University Catalogue nclu!ng examination papors
OF l67i12) mny bo obtained from CHARLES W. SEVER.
hocksoltor, Cambridge; rr!co, 20 cents. Circulars do
scrbinE tho several departments ny ho obtained Ap
p'lcatton 10 JAMES ". HARRIS, Secretary,
Cambridge, hfnes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
"zlp,Y Lottn,s View Play.

This drama was written for Lotta, and has
an element OF pictuTeSqueneeS both in the dra-
matte and scenic effOrtSOf the story, which en-
hances Its attractiveness in q material degree.
Ehe plot, without being new, has more fresh
ness and variety than Is common to sensation
al dramas produced In the last five years. and
the charateTs are remOdled with skill and In
Renuitys 80 that hitherto familiar faces are
scarcely known In their new dresses and sitna-
lions. Zip" g not what she seems, and that
p the key TO the story. Sh6 Is the adopted
daughter OF an old light h0ase keeper, while
in reality she Is the heiress Of = vast estate,
whose father lost his life while at se@ when
she was an infant. Her connection with the
estate is known by william who used it In an
attempt to put money in his pockets. But
"Zip" unraVeIs his Vaccinations by q series
OF adrOt acts which are well represented by
LOtta.
These are in her line, and she gives them
pOintb force by appropriate acts and ges-
lures, which have q telling effect upon an
audience. She fires the lamp on the light
house, she hides on the roof Of the william :
lodgings and Overhears q conversation which
establishes the marriage OF her parents, and
after seizes certain papers Of great Importance
defends them with pistol and carries them
off In triumph. After this coup Zip has it al
her own way. She redeems her name regainS
her position, fOlls and Furnishes the william and
the curtain falls on the condition of affairs EN-
mently satisfactory to all excext the"bOld baC
man" who wished to take advantage of suffer
Ing innocence. Zip Is well enacted by LOtta
She infuses a large amount Of life and vitality
into the part, and makes all the scenes anG
situations dOubly interesting to tho audience
| The usual slde effects are introduced, with thu
usual results. They are largely applauded
and many Of they repeated each evening. TIT
people will not be satisfied with less than dou
bic amount oI hOtta when that's TO be obtain
ed by voice, hands and feet-Phstd. Mort
American. =fft.Es s5
LOtta pr0duees"zlp'' at Ford . Grand OpRr
House In baltimore, tonight.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
READING ITEMS,

READ1NG, Pa, Oct. 12.-William p. Dicken-
son, an old and well-knOWn citizen, was burned
to death By fire ignition Of gasoline which he
was tapping in basement cellar occupied by
him at No. 10 North sixth Street to-day. The
hames communicated 10 the building, but the
fire was speedily extinguished. The damags
TO the building aud stock was 81 600
George Kurpe, young man, in returning
from the country yesterday evening In carriage
was attacked by highwsymen Eve miles from
Reading. He prOCureda buacher knife, and
returning. charged on his aasailanta. One of
them named CoVensky was badly cut in the
back and face, and had one Of his ears cut of.
Wallace Kissinger, son Of Jacob Kisidger
aged nine years, residing on the Tulpshoeken
Creek, three miles Ifom the city, vas shot
thEsagh the bsa lung and instantly killsd, oa
Saturday afternoon, By young man residing
in Reading, who has escaped. The case is one
| OF deliberate murder.
a wealthy farmer named Adam, residing
10 Greenwich township, twenty FIVE miles from
Reading, who is said 10 have drawn q largC
sum Of money from bank, was attacked b.
several men near his fesidene, on Friday night
murdered, and robbed. The murderer hav,
escaped.
John Stout, proprietor Of saloon il
Reading, was attacked yesterday at the Kutz
town fair, by a mob and so badly beaten tina
his life is 10 danger.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
EuFODsam wages.

Sixty cents day is considered good wages
Tor working man in any Of the European
countries except Great Britain, where the wages
are somewhat higher. In the TyrOl silk region
and in Italy they do noe get lnOre than ten cents
In the country in Germany ten cents is the
common pay Women there often get but five
cents, In sweden, men oilen work from fonr
o'clock in the morning till nine In the evening,
and do not get any mere. During the late war
many poor women IN Berlin were hired 10 knit
stocking for the soldiers for Ave cents. The
profits Ofthe poor who keep petty, shops, sell
Irinkets In the streets or act % sutleFs, do not
average more than three or four per ceAt.
Bsr6ers in Berlin, since the raising OF theiE
prices, get Eve cents for hair cutting and two
and half cents for shaving. Servants at no
tells get from three to eight dollars q month
Servant girls in private families oieen get bu
ten dOllarS q year. So@etim@ sthe6s CLASSES
cannot get work at any price.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
cubacabIe.

HAVANA, October ll.-Ofieial reports state that
the insurgents, ope thousand strong, surprised q
Spanish column near HeIguIn. Daring the en-
RaRsmeRt the SpaAish commander was WOundeA
and taken 81 oaf 3. The Sp lnish loss in killed.
wounded and prisonersis is one hundred and twenty
i've. The remainder Of the column was reinforced,
and puIsued The insurgents, oncounteTing them
in their encampment in the chaparrel The in
Burgeats were beaten and obliged to abandon the
eRmp. The Spanish loss in this engagement was
eleven killed and several wounded. The insur-
gent t0ss Is reported to be double that number.
A b0dN Of finsurgsRts an the central department,
nndeF MAximo Gomez attacked Santa Cru= del
SuF, bat WeIe repulsed, leaving thirteen killed In
the village. The Spanish loss was one officer and
dVe soldiers killed and one soldier wounded.
Deputations from the corporations OF HOlguH
and Gibara have arrived here to entreat the cap
tam general to send reniorcementst TO those places
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

paE NORTHERN PACIFIC NENTURE-ANoHER
APPRAL TO CoNaRESs-lt Is urged in defense Of
jay Cooke 81 Co.'s large ventures i'll the Northern
Pacific Railroad enterprise that the unfaVorable
reports of the Vienna experts did not detsrmins
the decision OF the German capitalists who seut
them, as was shown by an offer made by those
capitalists 70 Jay Cooke Il Co. after the reports
haa beea anbmiuea and considered. The btEong7
est point In the reports was that the earnings oil
q new road of such magnitude, in such region,
Would not for a long time be sufficient to pay the
interest on its bonds. In reply 1t Is urged that
bat fof the United States subsidy the case would
have been the same with all the other Pacific
railroads; and now 1t Is announced on pretty
goOd authority that tho NOrtheTn Pacific Railroad
Company will ask Congress at Its next session %
do them as substantially rs Il did to the othei
Raclac railroad companies, by lndOrsiRg the bondi
and thus makIag the United States responsible
for payment OF both principal and Interest.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

WHo ARR FRE DIsFRANcHIsED IN VRaINIA.-
The Stale Journal FRiehm0nal has the following
Of that StaAa:
" Ths following persons only are disqualified ::
kirst, idiots and lunatic1; second, persons con-
victed Of hEibeEy In any election, smbezzlement Of
puhiie fnndas treason or felony third, all persons
who haVe cent or accepted challenge to Aght
a dnsi, % Aidsd or assisted in any manner in
aahtlng duel since the adoption OF the present
Consultation"
So@e other classes were deprived Of the right
10 vote u tAae hlla other states under the recon.
atFueet0n laws adopted By Congress bat the dis
abilities Of nearly all Of these hare slnes been re
movad I 4 HI 8 .EgA #8ttEFEF. ii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
How 20 L.l~haen wauaaA,a E.AAsr.

If "time Is money" then everything that tends
to mankind. The best aeWinQ machine or chuEn
Is not q 'Ago0d strong WomAn," IS experience
proves. so SapoliO, In enabling one wO@an to
easily do as much cleaning Of every kind In one
day as two women can ooin two days wlth the
scrubhIng bEuah and soap. Il positive blesalng 70
the human race. No woman Who has once used
lt viii ever use anything elso a. substitute. -
Sold by all daalsss. The cheapest aa well as
best cleansing substance IN the world.
'I'F oet7-2weod&W.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
New T.lfs for the 1.anguId.

Perfect health is vOuchsafsd to few Probably
ninety people out Of svery hundred who call them
selves healthy have their turns" Of languoF. sx-
hauston.. depression Of spirits aad bodily pain Az
these times wineglassful Of HOstettars Stomach
BtterS Is as refreshing "ths shadows Of rock In
weary land" It inTisOraAesand Fests the systsua
and cheers the mind. The effect Of the Bitters in
cases Of nervous debility. produced either BY undas
physical exertiOn. ovsrstady. intense anxiety, or
any other cause, is wonderfully feviyine ana in
vIgOrating. In fact. tbis hsslthfaI yssssshle re-
stOrative possesses medieinal mFOpaykias wkseh a.
title u 70 the rank Of an aFticIe Ok brine ~
and II should be kept on hand In every dwahsna,
and promptly takon as remedy for ali the Mas