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DHGNIx INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHI

AINCoRPoRITED lsO4-OHARTER PERPETUAL.
a 02a W ALNUT Street, opposite the Exchange.
IN addition 10 MARINE and INLAND INSURANCE
mis- Company nsures from loss damaee by FIRE, on
ihe raj erms buildngs, merchandise iurntuIe etc,
Tor limited periods, and permanently on buildings by
depSsr ropenV las been in active operation for
IN IsIXTf YEA RS, during which al losses have bee
piomptly adjusted and poa PAID;
,Nnr Hodee Lawrence Lewis, Jr.,
yJ9lnn LI.ahonev David Lewis,
H; u ni1 = avgIsI benjamin Etting,
S4hn oiI a. ~ cTant Thomas III. Powers,
ptl thinm NJ y HasminQ A. r. McHenry,
~ RR"VTSIl T,l, w Wxsvberion ti Edmond Castillon,
Eanenai n I,x,tico, W Louis O. Norris.
"' :" JOHN r. WUOHBRER. Presiden,.s
sAMSIL WmcOx, secretary. ~
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A n ORDIN NCE
IA TO Increase the Income of the Girard Es-
tates
Section /. The Select and Common Councils of the
City OF Philadelphia do ordaln, That the Agent of
the GIrard Estates is hereby authorized, under the
supervision of the Committee on Girard Estates, to
make such alteration OF the premises Nos lib and
1923 Chesnut street will adapt them tor stores
and the sum Of fifteen thousand dollars is hereby
appropriated out OF the income of the residuarY
estate OF stephen Girard 10 carry out the purposes
OF this ord nance the warrants therefor to be drawn
in conformity With existing ordinances.
WILLIAM s. STOKLEN,
President of Common Council
Attest
ROBERT BETHEL,
Assistant Clerk of Select Council
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council
ammo Domlm one one thousand eight hundred and
MORTON MoMGCHAEL,
AO0O u MAyor of Philadelphia.
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O1O ARCH STREET on 81 GAs AsTAT5ART. T51ARYfES sES
SlA 0HANDELIERsS rssahpecStaily direct the atten-
ton Of their friends s%ssortIpent $50 Of GAS FIXTURES,
iaTge and elegs.' and ORR AMENTAL BRONZE
IHANDEL hose wishing handsome and thoroughly
w ARfS6ds nj very reasonable prices will find II to
maaedyantaee to Awe us call before purchasing else
V]TsIS9; & soned or tarnshed fixtures refnshed with
spssS sm VANKIRR CO
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MARSHAL'S SALES.

M A R S H A LIS S A L E.
By virtue OF a writ of sale by the Hon. JOHN CAD.
WALADEk, Judge OF the District Court OF the United
States and for the Eastern District OF Pennsylvania 10
me directed will be sod at pub c sale to the highest aud
best bidder Tor cash, at GEORGE W. POWELL'S, No.
l29 N. FRONT street. Philadelphia, on SATURDAY,
November 8, at II O'Clock A. NJ. 81
barrels OF WHlSKY,2 COPPER ST1LLS complete
INGLlNGS, Etc.
scubed property, which will remain on the premises
where the several lots now are follows viz. !
HUGH QUIGG, BEDFORD Street above Eighteenth
l COPPER STILL, H0GSHEADS, Etc.
JOHN DoUGHEkfI, BEDF0kD Street, above
BARSLY MORRIS back & Of No 22S5 "a, PINE ne Street
JOHN FRID. N. W, corner of TWENIY.SECOND
and NAUDAIN Streets COPPER STILL, SING
HOGH GALLAGHER, back Of No 2la5 LOMBARD
Street, COPPER ILL, SINGLlNGS, Etc. -
MICHAEL FRIEL, back OF No 2l4O LOMbARD
Street, OPPER STILL, MOLASSES, Etc:
Parties wishing purchase can examine the property
on the premises above mentioned, two days previous to
the sale. - . nxr..vno
q. s. Marshal Eastern District Pennsvlvana.
Phiadelphia October 25 1865 10 26fnw6t
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4 OHR PHILADELPHIA AND Ela!!h l! RAlL-
ern and Northwest Copnnes Of feased and Ga onarstnS
of Erie on Lake Erie has pes peo1nn@5V ' " oPe'a'Su
by the enns Ivana BelisSas Ar nErpurA
TIME OF Mail Train, A. M Erie Express
Train; T; fJ;yMsIi~ard-Ee Mail P. Nj Erie Express
cars run through on the Erie Mail and Express
rams both ways between Philadelphia and Erie.
NEW YORK CONNECTI0N.
Leave New York at 8 a NJ, arrive at Erie 80 a. NJ;
Leave Erie at 445 p. NJ arrive at New York 4IO p NJ.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all the night trains.
ForinfDrmaton respecting .sseDger business apply at
corner THIRTIETH and MARKET Streets, Phia,
And for freight business, ofthe Companys Agents, Is.
Kingston, Jr, Thirteenth and Market Streets
Philadelphia; j. W. Reynolds, Erie; william broWns
Agent O. II r., Baltimore. -. -. ,,,
IL. II. HOUSTON, General Freight AGENT Phua.
ii. W. GWYNNER, General Ticket Agent, Phla.
AL. TYLER, General sup, Wlllamsport.
w EST Jersey RAILROAD LINES, FROM
w foot of MARKET Street (Upptr Ferry, commenc-
i"s my TEHVE PHILADELPHIA AS FOLLOWS
For Rrdeeton, salem, Millvle and all intermediate
ststjons at A Nj. Mail, S'30P. NJ Passenger.
For Woodbury., 8 A, NJ, $50 and 7. M.
~ zane NAV, at 80 Z. Nj.
foF RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE
woodbury. at 7'l5 ana $40 A. NJ, and 4.54 T. M.
salsm at o 80 A. NJ. and 3'05 P. NJ. Freight, 546P NJ
Milyiie at 55 A. NJ and 0S r. M. Freight, 10 r. M
Cane May at ll45 A. M Passenger and FREIGHT ,v, 49,.
FreIent win be received at Second COVERED Mhhr1
below Walnut street, from 900 A. NJ until o'OO T. M.
70 A. NJ Will through the same oay
Freight Delivery, n o. ops 8. DELAWARE Avenue,
925 }. VAN REAsSEL Akh' superinIenuenE'
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CITY ORDINANCES.


/ N y l. II q N
IL To Lay nterPpe on SundrY Streets.
Resolved BY the sc ect and Common Councils Of
the City Of Philadelphia, That the hief Engineer OF
the Water Department be and he Is hereby directed
TO 10y water-pipe on the following streets -
school-hOuse lane, four hundred and seventy (410l
feet mom the present termination, in the Twenty
On Twenty-thrd street, running northwest of
Pennsylvania avenue IN the twentieth Ward,
On the north side of Washington avenue, between
1hifd and Fourth streets, in the second Ward
- On Gray's ferry road, between Twenty.rInth and
Thirty first streets IN the twenty. sixth Ward,
Christian stree west OF GraY's ferry road, in the
Iwenty-siNth Ward.
Bounty sire et from Federal TO Ellsworth street,
IN the Twenty-sixtn Ward.
Peer street. two hundred and sixty. one (26l) feet
east OF wellth street in the Second Ward.
Cherry street, from TwentY.third to the SchuYl.
kill river, IN the Tenth Ward. .o.o,o-.
Wyoming street, two hundred ana htY (26Ol ieet
Ward.
imrty-seventh street, from Haverford to Elm, and
Story street, from lhirty.seventh TO Thirty eighth
street, in the Twenty-iourth Ward.
Sellers street, from Frankford road to Unity
street. in the Twenty.third Ward
Unity street, from Frankford to Water, in Twenty
Unity, from Frankford to Leiper, in Twenty-thlrd
Ireland, from Hanover to Palmer, in the
Tuiip street, IRON Huntingdon to Lehgh avenue,
a distance ofseven hundred 700l feet, IN the Nine.
teenth " ard.
Ihllton avenue, from the present terminus to
Morris street, being seven hundred tIOO eet in the
WentN -seCOGu w
Haines street, from Main to Morton streets, in the
Twenty.secOnd Ward.
Queen street. from Green to Wayne streets, IN the
Twenty second Ward - ,-r,,-
President of Common Council.
Attest
ROBERT BE1HELL,
Assistant Clerk of Select Council
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty.seveuth day OF October,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundreds and sixty
SIX "a. ID. 1866. -
MORTON MoMJCHAEL,
IN 30 II Mavor of PHILADELPHIA,
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MEDICAL.

q l. A D n E W S
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
are warranted in ali cases. for the SPEEDY and PRRM
MINT OF all diseases arising from In youth
Physical and Nervous Debility, etc. etc
No CHANGE OF DIET ~ NECESSARY.
They can De used without detection, and fail I,
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BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price One Dollar per Box, or Six Boxes for Five Do
lars; also, Large Boxes, containing Four SMALL
Price Three Dollars.
From four to SIX boxes are generally required to cure
ordinary cases though benefit Is derived from using
SINGLE box
In Chrome Cases, where Nervous PrOstraton has
affected the system.
BELLS TONIC PILLS
Are recommended the most Efcacious Reiuvenating
ana lnvigOTating Remedy in the world.
is generary sufficient
In extreme cases of Debility,
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY,
Price Two Dollars, sufficient for month can be
TO good advantage.
II Pives Strength to the system, and with the Pills
will effect a complete Restol alton
A Pamphlet OF 100 pages, on the ERRORS OF YOUTH
designed as Lecture and Can ion to oung Men, sent
tree, Ten Gents required to pay postage.
II you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
OF your Druggist take no other but send she money
direct TO
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No. $40 BROADWAY, New York
And will receive them by return of mail post paid
and flee from observation.
For sale by DYOTT Co.. No. 232 N. SECOND
street. ems
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DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA

DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA
No. Ill South FOURTH Street.
INCORPORA1 ED 80 MONTH, 22d., 1855.
CAPITAL, $3.50 OUO, PAID IN.
Insurance Lives. by Yearly Premiums by 5, 10,
or 20 wear Premiums, Non-ioreiture
EndoW ments, payable at uture age, or on prior
deeease by Yearly Premiums, 10 year Premiums
both G a. ses n on forfeiture.
AnnutIes granted on favorable terms.
Term Pc icies Chiltren's Endowments
This Company, while giving the insured the security
OF paid Cal ita will diyl0e the entire pronts OF the
Lie business among its Policy holders.
MONEYS received at interest," and paid on demand
authorized by charter execute Trusts, and TO act
Executor or Administrator, Assignee or Guardian, an
n 9th er flduciary capacities under appointment any
Court OF this Commonwealth or Of any person orr err
sons or bodies polite or corporate
SAMUEL n, sHIPLkY RICHARD CADBURY,
REMIAH HACKER, HENRY HA1NESa
JOSHUA II. MORRIS, IT. WlSTAh BhOM
RICHA RID WOOD, WIN. G. L0NGSTRErH,
81 MUE1 n s1IPPfFY Ph FsYIs T. RSoWLAND PARRY,
sA"OHN " 0 President ~ ActuarY
THOMAS WIsTAR, NJ. D., j. B. TOWNSEND
72Ts Meoica Examiner, LeRal AuVlser'
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AMUsEMRNTs.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC.--Fdust drew q fine house,
but we imagine that Lent has interfered with the
upper portion Of the house, usually crowded, for
the Germans are good Catholics, and no penanoe
could equal for German the fact Of missing such
an opera as Faust. IL possible, Hermans has I'M
proved. His wonderful voice is 80 admirably under
control, so deiciousy even all the extent of Its
register, that every bar the sings Is an enjoyment
His tri in the serenade was most aristicalv gwen,
possible achievement Himmer Is, beyond doubt,
His voice is eminentv sympathebc his
fasetto notes even are full and without the usual
harshness of those perilous notes. his acting Is
pefiect-the most earnest, tru hful and graceful on
the stage. As lover he is tine most imprisoned.
From the first moment he behods Marguerite" his
love fills his whole being
Madame Rotter is a talented, sympathetic artist,
but 40 not like her. especially In the third act,
well as Fredenci. Her last act perhaps, was more
full of power than the Or1e1nal artist Madame
Rotter doe not look "Gretchen," nor does she dress
It becOmiDRly; we have scarcely ever seen her look
to less advantage. Mad'lle Dzluba made nothing OF
"Seibe;" she has very little voice. SteInecke was
as good as usual The choruses seem 10 Jack num-
Der. W % missed Birgfed 10 the march, though the
brass band was excellent. There was little enthu
slasm; the audience should, 1t would seem to US,
appreciate this fine and complete PEI formance. This
evening Fra DidUotO will be gwen. Habelman, the
popular tenor, will appear. Madame JOhannsen,
Madame Rotter Stenecke and Hermans. Tue
performance will be most acceptable one, for Fra
DidUoio IS an opera full of tunes tnat any one can
hum or whistle.
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EUROPE.

Three Days Later by the "Hermann''-
The English Reform BilI-EXtensiOn OF
the Right of Franchise-Stay OF the
French Troops In MoxIcO-AN Express
sion Of Opinion from Marshal FOrey.
New YORK, February 27.-The steamship Her.
mann, from Southampton on the l4th INST, ar
rived at this port at o'clock this morning. The
steamers Asia and EY9n arrived out on the 10th.
The steamship Caroline, from New Orleans, arrived
at Queenstown on the llth instant. The steamer
Queen, from New York, passed Holyhead on
the 18th inst: the 10at Blanc from Savannah,
arrived at Liverpool on the 1lth; the Eliza,
from Mobile, arrived al Liverpool on the llth
ENGLAND.
The London Times says:-"The new reform
bill will consist simply of lowering the franchise
in the boroughs to f6, and in the counties to fl5
occupation. 1t seems Earl Russell acts on John
Brlght's advice, resolving to stake the existence
of the Administration on the success of the bill.
We cannot suppose the Government believes
such a bill will be accepted as a settlement OF
the reform question. The conduct of the minis
try on reform seems to show that they are them
selves conscious they are settling down."
Erie Railroad (paid up) shares had declined l.
Five-twentes declined /. Illinois Central shares
declined l.
In the Senate, Marshal Forey said the return
of the French troops from Mexico could not
take place so speedily as appeared to be desired
in France, and even desired that fresh reinforce
"
the Government, that these opinions were the
Marshal's opinions only. The views of the
Government we're embodied in the speech from
the throne and the address.
HUNGARY AND CROATIA.
The CroatiaR Diet had agreed to union with
Hungary.
SPAIN.
The Spanish Minister had declared that the
finances of the country were more favorable
than were supposed. The expenditures were
1,4O0, 600 reals, while the revenue was
1,70O0OO,OOO, including bonds representing the
national property.
An address, replying to the speech, was
adopted.
RUSSIA.
The Budget has been published. The ordinary
and extraordinary revenue, including the sur
plus of the last loan, was three hundred and
eiehty-one and half million roubles. The issue
of treasury bonds was nine millions. Ordinary
and extraordinary expenditures, three hundred
and ninetytwo millions.
SWEDEN,
The FIanco-Swedish treaty of commerce has
been sanctioned by all four of the Chambers,
after most violent debate.
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A MERIOAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

A MEXICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Tfro,5 am apovEp -
LNoNAhp esRs sREEb GtRiSSV ;ojRisRxx. DIRECTOR.
ssoena S,sS S,SSsssSyl "a z. tssSsus5y H.
PRICES OF ADMISSION AND Sc URED SEATS
sssSTes SEATS e FFfVst s1f STS oSE DOLLAR
eests can be secured IN the Ba cony Boxes without
Family Circle, Fifty Centsi Amphitheatre twenty
THIS Tuesday EVENING, ONLY NIGHT OF
Auber's Romantic olora ia three acts,
FRA DIAVoLO.
FRA Diavolo....... IHE0D0RE HADEEMAN
zeT - Madame @ @yoHASNA ROT TER
lacy 1icssh Madame Der Th1 ,hE MhtNksa SSssN
JScomo, aERmASs
ssepRo, Di'S'"OS ..HEINRIcH 81 sTElNECKE
The rs production here BY this Company q ths
s aSs lccd ss S s yS'S
FRA plaV0o' the most genuine success of the season.
given IN that CITY, Il not 20 as & ever
other american cast equals that Of the German Opera
Habelman and Madame Rot or are esteemed as IN
@ ~ most % effective roles hsrmans, slightly surpass
ace1rds him. in order to pleasa Mlor the Eng shman
Robbers Russel's popular ballad I'm aaoati I'm I'm
afoat!" which produces the most tumultuous enthu-
nasm a and presents this popular basso in an entirely
WE,pDNEsDAY W,pDSN1 d., IEEy!E,N,IISG February 2s,
DEB6T OF MAD'LLE EuvIRG NADpf In
Bermans, Franz Himmer. weinlich, Elvra NaddL
r., Madame Johannsen.
after the most careful study and rehearsal and now at
acts the argest audience Uniformly of the entire roper
and as clearly exeebg ali IFS oqmer pSesen % @
u9ns IN this country is worthy OF the large attendance
Neither Of the above operas can be repeated
OOOisOpen at EInSh c,1lGS6. Overture % At o'clock
Grand FAMILY MHTISEE
charge. "''"OU' SM
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.

HARRISBURG, February ~.
Messrs. Connell and Ridgway presented petit
tions favorable TO applying school tax to the
payment of school warrants.
Mr.. Ridgway read one from Unitarian Church
members, of Germantown, favorable to Sunday
travel
Mr.. Connell read a remonstrance against the
Lombard and South streets supplement.
Mr. Graham read remonstrance against
driving produce venders from the streets.
Mr.. James read bill preventing the packing
OF hay in Bristol.
Mr.. Ridgwsy read one reviving the old militia
organizations.
Mr.. Connell read one authorizing the new
Boston Coal and Mining Company to build rail-
roads in Schuylklll and Carbon countless also
one incorporating the Great Council OF United
States OF Improved Order of Red Men; also one
authorizing the fremont Coal Company to
borrow money; also one relative to goods and
wares in store and transit and to make the re-
ceipts and bills OF lading negotiable.
The House bill, giving the Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad Company power to build branches,
came up on its third reading, and debates, end
ing only with adjournment, took place.
Megsrs. Hal, Landon, and Others spoke in its
favor, and Messrs. Lowry, Bigham, and others
against 1t.
Mr.. Landons speech was an able argument,
showing that the Company, which has Already
built a through road TO Erie, certainly should
have the preference III building branches.
House of ks representatives..
The House was engaged during the morning
session in the first reading of one hundred and
torty,nine bills OF a private character, none OF
which were acted on hnaliy. -.r.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURT AT NIsI PRIUs - Justice
Strong.-The court, tbs morning, was engaged
with the New Trial Motion Lists. The motions
National Bank We. Cope, Wayne q Miller, the
sureties ID the bond Of the late paying teller Of
the bank, were oyA ruled
In the case of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company vs. The New York and Md
die Coal Field Railroad and Coal Company, US
tice Strong this morning granted the Injunction
prayed for, and ordered a decree to be prepared
according to the PRAYER of the bill.
DISTRICT CoURT No. Judge Hare.-John
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FOURTH EDITION
Meeting of the Roberts Branch.
PLAN TO SEIZE BRITISH COLUMBIA.
special to rhe EvenInS TeIerraph.

WASHINGTON, February 27.
There was a large meeting of the Roberts
branch OF the Fenlans held here last evening, at
which one of the speakers iutimated that their
plan of offensive operations was to seize British
Columbia, with an army of 10000 men, and
having thus got possession OF harbor on the
Pacific, to send out privateers to sweep British
commerce from the seas.
1t was stated that General Sweeney's plan of
military operations had been submitted within
the last week to military committee of forty
of whom nine-tenths had served as officers dur
ing the late war, and that the plan was unani-
mously endorsed. Over one thousand dollars
was contributed to the cause at the close of the
meeting.
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READ WHO SAYS so.

FIom Rev ". p segfried, Pastor Of Twelfth Baptist
Church, Philadelphia.
Gentlemen:-l have recently been labormg under the
distressing effects OF Indigestion accompanied pros
IIation the nervOua stem. Numerous remedies
recommended by friends, and some Of them ed but
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recommended b. persons who had them, and whose
laVOlabe mention these Bitlers induced me 10 try
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, February 27.-Stocks are dull. Chi.
cago and Rock Island, 104s Cumberland preferred
46 Michigan Sou hern 695; New York Central 92f ;
Missouri S. 76l Erie, s8H United States Coupons,
1881, lO4i do. 1862, 1O4; reasury 2.1Os 99fG995;
Gold, 1861; Exchange on London, tS2 per cent pre-
Union stock 68 - = >
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"MARIA DI RoBAN This opera will be per.
formed on Friday evening next by Pereli's pupils,
and the inter est of the occasion will be heightened
by the debut IN 1t of q young lady well known in
musical circles, and one of Mr.. Perelh's most pro-
mslng pupils. The remainder of the cast IS also
good, and the opera viii be well performed, and
doubtless attract the usual 'Perell" audence-full
and fashionable.
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The OLD FoLKs,-The pleasant and peculiar
entertainments of Father Kemp and his talented
troupe are drawing excellent houses at National
Hall The unique COSTUMES revive the recoIlecuons
of one hundred years ago, and the music IS appro-
pirate to the style of the performers. This troupe
have during the past ten years, performed through
out the principal cities of the Union, and with pnl-
form success. They are without equals this pecu-
liar line
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AUCTION SALES.
Il SCOTT, JR., AUoTIoNEER, No, 1920

II SCOTT, JR., AUCTIONEER, No 1920
Os CHEsNUT sueeG
SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGs.
~, On v ednesday and Thursday Evenings,
EenuarS I6 and March L. at Ia O'Clock at Scotts Art
Gallery, NO 1920 Chestnut street will be sold cOllec.
lion oI Fme OIL Paintings, embracing many su jects
rom tne pencils Of the old modern masters fine
PROOF EngraVngs Chr mo Llthographs co ored Prints
FRAMES ETC. 2245t
JOINT TRADE SALE OF MANrRL PIER AND
hiA0l90kING- iAl0k GLASSES, PIER TABLES BRACKETS,
From the establishments q Joshua Copeland No So s.
Fourth street; George Reukauf No 02O Arch streat.
-. Newland q Co. No. 604 Arch street 10 he heId M
ecott's Art Gallery, No 1920 Chestnut street, N "
On thursday Morning.
serve F''N' "''nVu' ie-
Particulars hereafter 2274
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A

From the Rev E. D Fendall Assistant Editor Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia.
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suffering general debility or from diseases arising
IRON derang cement OF the liver.
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From Rev D. Merige, Pastor of the Passyunk Baptist
hurch Philade pnia ~
From the many respectable recommendations given to
Dr. Hoohand's German bitters was IN daced TO give
them trial. After using several bottles iOund them
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ARoH STREET THEATRE-As every wall in the
city says, "Sam" IS plaJed every night at the
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WALNUT STREET rHEATRE.-The Member fran
PIKE passes the bill every night, which causes grea
many bills 10 be passed into the Treasurers office.
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NEW CHEsNUT STREET lHEATRE.-The Ice Witc1
every night to the deli9ht Of hundreds.
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Non-AriVal OF the Steamer sArago.'
NEW YeRK, February 27.-The report of the
arrival of the steamer Ardgo at this port, this
morning, was premature.
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REMEMBER,

That this Bitters is not Atcoholic contains no l,n
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