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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20

4 RARE CHANCE.-LUNTS SOAP and
N CANDLE MANUFAtTORT- FOR
RENT. 1t has well established business and
large run of. custom. FIR particulars enquire
of JAS. CHAT IAN,
ap lG-3t Pitt ST., bet King aud Cameron
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20
PAUL r. HANBRIcK, 4,
CAPITA q and Provost Judge.
HEAD oRs PRoyosT Court,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 10. 1856.
[nS uI,n1n 1 AnIIAM .--.---. : - Il. 60.

HON. 11UHH ELATHAM, = =
Mayor of Akrauariia
SIR: One of the colored women. you con
fined to Work House for using abusive
language to an Irish woman, on Monday last,
has child starving Tor the want Of some one
10 attend to it. l think her name is Ross. =
The Irish woman was to blame for this whole
transaction, and I was astohlshsd when I saw
that you had listened to her story instead OF
the colored women I ak you tore|eass these
women from the work house. If not shall
be c 'mpeIled to make the request from Dept
Headquart RS. / have Investigated The case
Yours, &C.,
PAUL r. HAMBRICK,
: Captain and Provost Judge
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AVE YOUR MON L !

HEAD QUARTERS FIR THE SEASON
RE-EsTABL1SEIED At THE old STAND,
NO. 100, KING STREET,
SIION WATERMAN, pEpPH1EToR.
Having no flea Of lr wing ale andra | am
now pr,.par d. with full ana ciiap lctn ;,sso t
rnrnt Of GEMS AND BOYS { l. 'THING
Of The latcs. styles and best m 'nutacru c, to ill
al orders at price that ely conpei'io This
i, Mt all! 1llut be ter suits Of c othi can b
procured ut the ''uld Stand," for less money
Than Il, any other esta bli-t mcut in tn city il Is
equally true, respecting Grnts Furnishing
Goods in gercrn cnmpl, t. a5:ortmcnto! which
5 HOW beng received.
] urn"rs and the pub ic st arge are cordially
and trrtrrnaly invited to Gail and verify the
truth Of the above - eng is tsIievlng.
SIMON ~ A TrkMAE.
ny 1S-tf .- 100 Kin street
:,EEATSuu rtkKN CLUTIlI>GuUuoE
SIMON WATERWAYS.
Wholesale and Retail
CLOTHIEK. AND DEAT'EEIN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 100, King stree,
ALEXANDRIA,. w.
%25~ Orders PROMPTLY at ended to. ar's-tf
T 7. SHERWUOD'5
GROCERY AND
PROVISIO STORE
- Corner Of Queen and St. -Asaph streets
NH So-tf ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20

WISHING TO GIVE ENTIRE .ATTEN-
~ TON to the Metal and Heavy Hardwar,
1ranch of our business, (ucluding Carriage anc
Mhe,l stock from and at or this date We vii
aaer our entire stock Of BUILDEk>'. CAB1
AcT MAKERS and UPnOLSTEREk>
oARDWARE st cost, with expens.. added.
TO dealers and others who, und.rthe constan,
fluctuations Of the market are unwilling to car
~ hsaNy. stock an excellent chmncs is here Of
:sFed 10 buy small quantities at Wholesale rates
jon r. ELVANS 81 CO,
ap 20-eolm 500, P. n"svlvunia avenue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20

fazzA HOUSE FOR <KENT-Thc two-story
l5EI, Frame House, No. III, Duke street, con-
10 nlng eight rooms, inclusive of Kitchen, It
has q large yard in The rear, and Is supplied
with gas and water Possession given on or b.
fore the lst Of May. Apply on the premises to
I'D 1885, RICHARD l. CAkNE. JK.
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!NOR RENT.

4
Several very PLEASANT ROOMS over the
Bakery No. 4, South Fairfax street
r,b30-tf ADAMS CO.
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Nli1ONE74RY O. COMMERCIAL.

Money and stocks remain without Echange.-
There d continued stringency nth il the 81 money
r,arset and but little enquiry secgritiss',.
sorne transactions IN Southern Bans Notes es-
nscialiy ths notes of thesbanss .sof this State,
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j. The citizens arc requested in case of any neg
lect on the part Of the drivers Of the Garbag
Carts, t.c Ill ut their houses, to leave their
Names and the number ofther residences, with
any member of The Board of Trustees Of tn
Poor; this will eli ure a prompt and certain
remedy for the inattcntion complained OF
The ciLiZens are also request d To remove i'm
m"drut. ~ from thei: respective pr' mI-c' al!
, tt;ll matter, manure or any Other nuisance;
which may cndunger the hrul.h OF The city. and
they are h .rcby II tided that on or before tn"
FRS Of May, the members OF the AID viii
visit their respective districts. to see whether
this regulation has been compile with.
! he c.iz rs are also res specially requested to
keep this notice for future reference, 50 thai
they may see who arc the m mbers OF the Board
and the location Of their respective district; md
they arc asked as IL favor, this: That whentheH
are personally cognz mt Of any hulannc''s [" re-
port ut once 10 the proper autnortleS-viz: tn.
lnemb OF the Board. in VIII IS: district the nu-
sauce exists assuring ih"m that it Is he only
legi imatc way to ab.lc any EVIL, e.istinS neu
their prcnisc-.
Thc citizens arc requested to keep their gut
ter. clean and rus til dirt from b.ture theI
premises to the cc.tre OF The street.
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I I ST REC Ell V E D i.

A lot of Superior Homny.
M"nr Garter Potatoes.
very Superior Golden Syrup.
No. Buckwhr,t Flour.
Fresh Roll and New York Firkin Butter, all
o which We vii! sell very low for the cash.
JOSEPH T. JAN NEY,
Is Hl-tf Corner Prince aud p; i. i .."t
O>T On the morning OF the 10Th inst, be
~ tween the N"tiona. Express and Z ans por
33'on Company, and the Market House, ON
iiAChAGE continuing $97 o md valuable
s"pers ! he Under viii be literally rewarded.
apply at,thts Office apl9 2t
60 FOh RENT.--A fr.t class HOUSE
A-i=2 with every convenience, known rs No. g..
fnatileon street. Apply to j. G. Clark lO2
aeecH street ap 20-tf
S10 0Qn NORTH CAROLINA CY.
O,OOO PRESS SHINGLES, Tor. sal.
low ~ lmhsl7-eolm] SMoOP q PERRY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20

CTORE AND WHARF FOR RENT.-One
y of the most desirable stands or Ship Chan
dl"ry and Grocery N the Guy, STORE No 3,
KING STREET, at present occupied by Messrs.
Brokers Il Co. Also the wharf ut the foot of
King s:rect-very desirable as q wood yard and
anding. Possession given at once Apply to
[fe diff WIFE At & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE 1T PUB
y Lie AUCTION By virtue 81 "a deed o.
tr;t.t rom john D c, r:c and vie 10 the suH'
,crlbrr, a, trustee. wnici daily Of record. il
he Clerks office "l the Conntv Court OF Fair
fax cuunty Va da ed the 9lh Day o. August,
1859 l shall proceed on SATURDAY. the 2lot
d,y Of April, 1876 at T. "cl3c&, N in I'm. OF
the Mayors Office in the City Of AlcNandri<,
Va to offer at public sale. y LOT or LAMP,
itu re II the said County Of f"i:faN, Oh the
north side ~ ih.. Little River TURNPIKE AhoHt
:, halt mile from the sid Gay Of A!"%anI:ia,
and cont*!ning> ~ survey, IhIki y iIF yyy
'TEU.AND-A-!IALF POLES. This land !2
well i'm ro,rd for cuItivn'ion AID admirably
situated TO- 4 market garden.
Terms Of -ale:-Sl0O in han /, ard the balance
in three equal INST lucnt. ut six. twelve and
ighre~n months from the q y Of sale, SECURED
by TIC bonds 81 the purchase, with 80 u e.
snna security. .:ring j, -crcs : he title to be
retaincI untjl The purc1 money Is IL is PAID,
AMI the pro- erty liable 10 resale. upoI failure
by tho purch:I- + t comp y with the terms 81
sale tonvvyascliI; HGd stamp. NJ cost If pnc-
ch iScr. FRANCIS H. SNllil,
ap4 cots Trustee"
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fNRAND BENEVOLENT BALL.

NgARkI q INK-ror marking Boxes, Bar
WI refs, Bales, &c. Vastly superior to Limp
PARTICULARS, VIZ:
lst. 1t is no trouble to prepare, being always
rendy for Use.
ID twill not cvaporatc from .hepot or can in
which it is kept, thus saving much
Sd 1t will not rub of an become diStgIrcd
az the common ink often does.
I h. !, flows beautifully from the brush. and
% per cent chrap"r ha" tn. III 4tcri"ls for the
ordin ~ marking ink can be iIght
\ tria' by our ucr' hantS is earnestly request
d. Price Sl.00 yer ',a!lon. >0ld who eSaIe
and retail by ,IANNEI g CO.. Druggists.
IN 10-tf 80 Il ing street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20

THE FISH MARKET The arrivals of fiji
continue few and PRICES keep up: The demand m
Sl2Y5 per thousand; had SlaaS2l per hundred.
There have been but comparatively few fish
packed We quo,c herring at Sl0 roe do. SIS
Ter barrel; net :: had So, gross do $3.50 per
hnrral .---,-'.' .-.- 80
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up D-N W HSUI1ISlUIIi y,
NlORE, STORE FIXTURES, AND EN-.
sale at NJ FLEICHERS No. l6l, King street
For 20 days longer, / am Offering 10 my friend
ana customers the balance of my goods at the
!oll"wing p ices:
Print- Is t. A,c:; cached c, ttons, l6 to Zoe;
Dcaihes, 25c, Hoop Skirts ut 81. 90. and full
stock of White Good also, Ladies Caters, ST. 10
worth $50, and Ladies' Morocco, Sl.50, worth
500 Call ut ouce aud see for YOURSELF as the
Goods must be sold NJ FLETCHER,
No. ISL, King street.
~ Rooms for Rent. Business closed every
Saturday evening until half-past seven o c!ok.
ap 20-2w
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3 O O y ! .

" wOOD!!!
BAKERS ATTENTION!
20 cords vel! seasoned Pine Wood, suitable
for bakers use.
h.. best seasoned Pine Wood always on n"nd.
and sold III lots suit purchasers from one quar-
ter cord { , 0ne hundred {, rds
Call and leave your orders ut
BOWEN, BRO, & co.
NH G-tf No. !. loot 81 King ST.
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DoARt, e,F HEALTH NOTICE

By authority Of the Board nf H eath Of th
city, the tollowingis hereby published / tn
benefit Of all concerned:
The Board OF H-al h, of the City OF. AIs*an
dria, respectful " request the prompts ana Serloa
attention Of the citizens tothe following ahitars
regulations and con-ideratioEfs and ask Their 60
operation III carrying them out. assuring }leii
hat it -Lhe deer .iinatl"n Of -evrry nfetnb' o
tn Board in his re pectiVe ci trict, TO do ;Il II
his power t. keep the citf inae eanly condition
by enforcing nj! the laws in The cu5r mad ant
provided. .'.'--r- r->..A'
AN ACT TO PREVENT NUISANCES.
SEC. lst. Be it enacted by the City Council:
of Al. yandria, That no peers IN or persons sha
discharge, cast or cause to flow upon any Ct tho
streets lanes or alleys, or.any parts ofthe city,
a,y kitchen ottal, liquid Or solid, but shall dc
post the same in some suitrb bic vessel. there e
be kept Until called for, and removed in TIC
mamie herein provided ----.-." 800
SEC End 1t shull be the duty Of the Trus
tees of the Poor, t. cause all such ,offal TO b.
allied for, collected Ant removed four tunes ,
week the months Of May, JUNG, July,--2fI
gust, and SepterI Der, and twice Il week during
the Remainder OF the J eur, for the use and ben
eft Of the Aims House. .,-.--
SEC. I'd Any person or persons his Or thci!
servants, who Shall violate any Of the provi-! ~
Of this act shall forfeit and pay not less thar
the sum of one dollar, and not more than hrt
dollars, to be recovered Gs other lines and Tor
textures are recovered
SEC. 4th. 1t shall be the duty Of the B ard o.
Health, Superintendent Of Police, and Police
Lonstablcs to cau-e the provisions Of this act t.
be striclly compiled with and enforced.
&c 9TH This act shall be in force from It's
passage.
FUSED July 10TH 1855.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20

POLICE REPORT -MAYoR's OFFICE.-Mar,
garet Lucas, for outrageous conduct on tie
streets: yesterday evening, was carried to III
Wat h House in cart; aud this morning
upon failure to pay costs, vas sent to the
Work Huuse for ninely days.
Henrietta Rerkrr, negr,s|, on charge Of
sealing, from the Rev Geo 4. Smith, Was
sent 10 Jail for further examination.
Martin Nails, on complaint of James Meow
ern, for u>ng abusive language, upon payment
of COSTS was discharged.
Patrick O'Brien, for di>o,derly conduct Was
6ued and discharged.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. "A warrant was is
sued 70 search the PROMISES OF Pink Jlnklns, Il
mulatto, of bad reputation, for stolen goo!s.
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Fer Sale and Rent.
RARE CHANCE -
Ihe subscriber ofers,tes sell his entire stock Of
HARDWARE,
STOTE- &TlN~- w a RE.
00JS N1ACITN .EA>F

TOOLS, MACHINES. LEA E, &c.
city.)t any ore who desires TO 60 into business.
This l. rare chance.
He will sci to reduce his stock, at wholesale,
or Retail any ion Oft, low, unti!he can close
out the whole stock, c. n. GREGORY,
NH Eft LIZ King ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20

KEMARKS.--1he market Is urn, WIFE an adj
and there have been some transactions in WHEAT
a. the advan"e noted above Corn has also ad-
ranced, and there were sales this morning at ~
cents. Groceries and provisions are eady, but
unchanged The season for seeds is nearly over
and we have no change to note. Butter and
Cts dozen, and goou butter IS cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20

CAUSES OF SUDDEN DEATH.-Fery i,w OF
ne sudden deaths which are laid to arise from
diseases Of the heart, do really arise from that
cause. 10 asccltain the real origin OF SUDDEN
deaIhs, all experiment has b en- l!ied in Europe,
aud reported to a scientific crnsress held a.
Stra>bourg. Sky six cases OF sudden death
were made he subject Of a th"r"ugh posi- NOR
tenn exan:ina ion; in these cases Oily tw" wer
found who had died from diserse of the heart.
Niue out CT the sixty SIX lad di d from apo.
plxy, Will there were forty-slXc 'ses OF coner>'
ton of h luogs thar is the lun rs were so fu Of
flood they could not work, til re NOT beng room
enough tor a sufficient quantity If air to enter It
support lite. ! he causes that pr"duc" c"rge>-
,irn IF fllr lungs are-coId tett, tight cir, hing
cos;iyn bowels, sitting still until chilled after
being warmed with labor ur u rapid walk, g"lnr
800 suddenly from close ht a'rd room. Ut thu
cold air, eye tally after speaking, and sudden
depressing news operating "u the bi"ot. These
causes If sudden death teng known. an AVOID
ance Of hem may s~rve 10 lerg'hcn many val.
uab'e lives, which would herW ise be To-
und the Verdict Of heart com.l int. | h'
disease is supposed 10 be inevitshl'; he c.
uany may lot IKE the pains they would t.
avoid sudden Death il they Knew it lay IN then
u,war
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IA rim E. LIS T.
ONE PRICE ONLY.

GEO. G. HENNING,
Cor eth St, and Md. Az, !.
near Alexa r. r. Depot,
40 D-2t* Washington d. G.
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'Money makes the mare CO." is saying that
is not far removed rom the borders OF vulgarty,
and ct 1t is repleLe with truth, and ever ready
OF application. But ''the mare" Is not the only
thing that is driven along by the glitter of the
shilling. When young man has once set his
heart on the Joys OF welded life, The first thing
peedlul to consummate his aspirations Is tue
one thing needtuI IN all the affairs of this
unspiritual world. II the youth were born, as
the saying has it, with silver spoon in his
mou,h," there will be no insuperable obstacle
to overcome. At times everything will work
smoothly it the damsel herself is daughter of
fortune. But CUPID is a wayward god, and
sometimes leads povertystrlcken Votary to a
cottage instead OF palace. such cases are
always desperate, and frequently disastrous in
the end. We have a case in miLd which re-
suited in such an unfortunate deR0uement
On the 24th ultlmo, young man entered the
First National Bank in this city, and made his
way without ceremony 10 the desk otthe cashier.
He was certainly entitled to take such a liberty,
for, when he gave his name, he proved to oe
none other than A. II. Allen, purser in the
navy OF the United States.
Purser Aliens business was soon made known.
He had in mis- possession draft on the Treasurer
OF the United States for the neat little sum OF
$50, 900. 1t was duly signed and countersigned
by Secretary Welles, Treasurer Spinner, aud all
the other Governmental officials whose duty it
is TO affix their sgn-manuals to such documents.
Purser Allen informed the cashier In the blandest
possible tone, that he Sished 70 place this draft,
together with $4,000 in cash, on deposit to his
order. The cashier would have been extremely
happy TO oblige him. but, in view Of the recent
act OF Congress TO prevent another Washington
bank swndle, he was not atlberty to do so.
He 20 informed Pur, er Allen, and volunteered
the further information that the proper place OF
deposit was the sub-treasury OF the United
States
Purser Allen then maje his way to the receiy
ing tel er's desk followed by the cashier. Under
the watchul eve OF this official, he deposited
the $1,000 in cash, and then, when the latter had
turned his back, he slipped in the 5000 draft
~ onakl lu fuaa htVr AM 10 asfe
the steps across the street to the SnbTreasurerl
Office. AS the receiving teller did not know
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AN UNGRATEFUL VAGRANT.-A fellow
of our Almshouse off and ON for the Tasf four.
teen Gr fifteen Years, stole pocket-boOk from
the house of Mrs. Trowthers, in Ludlow street,
Twenty-seventh Ward. Mrs. Tro Wthers had
been in the habit of giving Bowers victuals,
and would help him along occasionally, as he
appeared 10 be an object of charity. The other
day he was in Alrs. TrOwthers' kitchen eating,
when she came in the room and put her pocket
book, containing $50, on table, and being
it until until she hadigone out of the house alto
gether. She then felt for her pocketbook, and
missing IT, went back into the house. Bowers
was gone. Some persons saw him leave the
brother vagrants the same day some four or five
greenbacks, saying he had made good DAYS
work, etc. he was arrested, and after a hear
ing this morning before Alderman Allen, he was
held to answer.
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DIED.

ABRAMS.-On the 1st instant, after a long and
severe illness, winch she bore with Christian fortI
tuGe, HANNAH h, youngest daughter of Michael
and tmma u. Abrams, and granddaughter OF the
late Jacob Abrams and CathaIine Hunt, in tue Goth
year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
o. her Grandmother, OF No 952 st. John street.
below Beaver, on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. To
proceed to Mechanics Cemetery
BARRIS.-On the lst instant, JOHN B. BARRIS
aged 65 years.
HIS relatives and male friends are respectfully IN
ved to attend his funeral, from his late residence
No 1912 Coates street, on Saturday the 4th instant
at O'Clock A. NJ. To proceed to Monument Gene
tery. -.y
HOMAN.-On the I'd instant after a long and
lingering illness, ABRAHAM d. HOMAN, In the
44th year of his age.
The relatives and friends, also Curtis Lodge, No.
239, OF NOrnstown, and Jefferson Lodge No. IL, 1.
o. of o. F.; and Eagle Council, No. 10, o. u A. NJ
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from
his late residence, Emerald street, east of harts
lane and north OF FIankfOrd road on SUNDAY after.
noon at O'Clock. 10 proceed to Franklin Cemetery
Vault
MCCURDY.-OR Tue sday, 3lst ultimo, after pro-
tracteo Illness MARY A, eldest daughter of Robert
X and Hannah McCurdv.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
speCttuly requested to attend her funeral from the
residence OF her parents, No. 1906 North Broad
street. on saturday h instant at o'clock P. M.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-03

IMPROVEMENTS ON ARCH STREET.-Yes-
terday we gave brief and cursory notice of the
improvements on Eighth street, from which our
readers could gather an idea as to the extent of
the growth of our city. Eighth street Is not
the only locality that Is attending to pubic
improvement. Arch street, notwithstand-
ing that 1t is one of the most beautiful and
finely improved streets of Philadelphia, has
entered extensively upon the erection of new
and magnificent business houses. At No. 1886
Arch street fine building is in process of cree.
tion, the first story OF which is iron and the
next three stories are OF pressed brick, and
elegantly finished. 1t Is 10 be devoted to trade
in carriage mountings, and all tue particular
articles appertaining TO that trade.
II Is to be occupied by Mr.. William Burwell
who will be able to begin his business about the
lst OF September. Eyre Landel, q dry goods
firm at the corner Of Arch and Fourth streets
are putting in front of their establishment, a
fine plate glass front supported by iron columns.
At No. 4l2 George Van Dyke is erecting fine
tour-StCry brick, with marble base, for John
j. Dorner, turrier, who will open in about two
weeks. l.. S. Custer q Son, at No. 726 Arch
street, have Just completed an elegant four-story
brick building, l6O feet deep and % feet front,
and are about occupying it. They manufacture
and deal largely in strawand millinery goods, and
have a fine and extensive assortment of mems,
boys, and children's straw hats. The first floor
is devoted 10 the sale of ribbons, laces, cloths,
ETC., and the floors above are used as show and
salesrooms.
In the tourth story, also is a mandatory of
straw and millinery goods, in which are en-
ployed one hundred and six operatives. Ada
cent to Mr. Custer is also another tine four-story
brick, occupied by MIR. W. G. Perry, who deals
very extensively in the retail book trade. At
No, 92S Arch street rev fine four-story build
ing has just been put up by Philip Rice, engaged
in the gas-6ttng and plumbing business. The
firm is one of pretty old standing in the city,
and has fine reputation. A building is being
erected at No. 7O6 Arch street by Balderston &
Aldertson for Mr.. J. Mawson, iurrier which will
be completed by next week.
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In CHINA, physicians are paid by their patients
while they are well, and the pay ceases when the
patient Is sick The doctors of the fowery empire
would do we'll to provide themselves with MARS.
DENS CALISAYA TONIC-they would find that
their list OF nOn-payng patients would become small
by degrees and beautifully less. A cunning people
are these Celestials and we doubt not they will take
the hint, Our Tonlc will benefit them more than
their teas win benefit US. Depot, No. 4a Broad
l0ay, Het0 York. For sale Jy Johnston, HOlAo'0ag
4 COaodea Wholesale AGENTS, No % ~ Sirth street,
PhiiddelDhid, and 6D all dru00isks . J. o.
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YOUNG THIEF.-John Keegan, boy young
act OF robbing the till Of drinking saloon,
corner of Dean and Pine streets, known as
Jeffers' saloon. Keegan had been in the House
of Refuge before, but his parents got him out.
He has been concerned in a number of petty
thetts. Alderman Tunison held him to answer
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ROBBED WHILE AsLEEp.-Daniel Kelley

ROBBED WHILE AsLEEP.--Daniel Kelley
and John Maher were arrested on the charge of
robbing John Kirk of a silver watch and twelve
dollars in money, while he was lying asleep on
his cellar door last Thursday night He did not
discover his loss until the next morning, when
arrested on suspicion OF committing the theft,
an officer having seen them in the neighbor
hood at the time it was committed. Kelley
acknowledged the theft, and gave up the watch,
note however, was picked up on the floor of
the cell in which he was confined, which was
recognized by Mr.. Kirk as his property. The
arrest was made by officer Fleming. Kelley
was held to answer in $1,000, and Maher in
5000, by Alderman Ramsdale.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-03
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES.

WEDDING ANNIvERsARIEs.-
hight pleasant jubilees they hold,
AS wears of wedlock pass
Weddings OF silver and of goldI
Follow "hn," wood" and glass
1t is nroposed now, in one year
From VOWS of bridal troth,
To have meeting, with good cheer,
And name 1t after cloth;
The husband then from friends shall take
Gifts Of fine Clothes. the Towers make
Mems, Youths, and Boys Clothing.
BENNETT & Co.,
Tower HALL,
No. 618 MARKET STREET.