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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-17

LOOKING THROUGH GLASSES.
twelve o'clock, midnight.-We are now Joined
ny Aieck, who is of the opinion that the stars
might fall few hours in advance. and that we
had better watch very closely the first hours of
Sne morning. Aleck was shown the glasses we
nau prepared for that purpose, and looked
uirougn one OF them. We heard a noise, and
all rushed to the window, and there was
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DENTISTRY.

MA THE GOVERNMENT HAVING
at131p granted me letters-patent TOR my mode OF
administering Nitrous oxide Gas, by which 1 have
extracted many thousands Of Teeth without pain an
jusf in asserting that 1t is both safer and upeor te
any other now In use.
DIR. @. l.. MUNNS
5 lem No. 73l SPRUCE Street.
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UNDER DE REE lN EauIrY.

SeedO1J Us. Admir-. ScIlTOder.
VIII be sold. under the direction of tho undersfgncd
in front of the Old Gust, House. on TUESDAY, the
12th OF June 1866. at IL O'Clock,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS there-
on situate at tho heast of Queen and State
sroets in this cty measuring front on Queen
tH t2i feet moro less eighty
six t86) feet more or ess and tho north or back ne
iwenty;seven t27 feet ten uol inches less.
the Lot of Land hereinafter described to the west on
state'sreet and TO the east on Land OF N. A. Roye.
., . ALSO,
All that other LOT OF LAND. with the BUILDINGS
thereon situate tho side measur.
ing In font on Staestreet thirty 3G feet moro or
less and In depth twenty nine 9 feet seven } inches
moro or less ButtDg to the west TO the
east on Land of N Roye, to tho north Land of the
Estates OF Fleming and Ross and to the south on tho
Lot OF Land above described. all which dimensions
and measurements arc covered by tho buildings and
contained within tho walls and fences low on tho said
Lots of Lands.
Terms-One third cash; balance in three equal sue.
cfssve annual! instalmens. with interest from date
payable annually secured by bonds Of tho
and mortgages OF the premses the buildings to BIO in
sured and the policies assigned The purchasers having
the privilege to pay the whole the purchase money in
cash. Purchasers to pay for papers.
JAMES UPPER
MAY " tuths1 Master in EoDtty.
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Wonderful but True!

MADAME REMINGTON, THE WORLD RENOWNED
Astroiogtst and somnambuIisc Oairvoyant while in
caoyant state deneates the very features OF the per
son you are to marry, and by the aid of instrument
Of Intense power. known the Psychomotrope guar
antees to produce perfect and elke picture OF the
future husband or wife Of the applicant with date Of
marriage, occupation, leading traits of character 60
This is no impositon. testimonials without number
can assert BY stating place Of BIRTH ago. dispoaton
color Of eyes and hair and enclosing fifty cents and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself you will 70.
ceiye the picture by return mall together with desired
information.
Address In confidence, Madame GERTRUDE REM.
INaToN, P. o. Box 2s7. West Troy. N. 2.
Mays tptbsama
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

VIII be sold under the direction Of the undersiGnod Mt
the old Custom House, In this city, ON TUESDAY the
10Th day OF June. 1885, ut IL o'clock A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LANO, with the buildings and i'm.
proyements thereon situate tho north side of weem a
Court Ward No. O. measuring and containing thirty
feet 'front.' more or less by about los feet ii inches
DEPTH moro or less Buttng AMI bounding tho north
on land of Thompson; to the south on Weem's Oonrt
to the east on land of Otis Mls and to the west on
land of Mira. Smons
Terms-one-third cash; the balance in three eoual
annual secured by bond of the
and mortgage OF the premises, with interest from the
day OF sale able annually The buildns to be in.
surcd and policy assigned Purchaser pay papers
-. JAMES TUPPER,
May 20 tuthe1o Matter in Enn,fv
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UNDER DECREE IN Equity.

,,r, bu1he Cts: 1UUNeT, SLT.'
VIII be sold under the direction of The undersigned
the old Custom House, TUESDAY, the 18th Of
june, 1856. at II O'Clock, A. H., b.
AL that FARM, or parcel OF Land, with the improve
ments thereon situate on the west side Of Knettree
Road near to the forks of It, and the Meeting street
Road, In this city, measuring FIVE 10y acres, four az
poles and nine (9l perches, less and having
such shape, form. butngs aid boundngs repre-
sened On plat thereof, annexed to deed of convey
ance from Patrick Duncan to r. F. withers ed in
the office Of the Register OF Mesne Conveyances for
Terms-One-fourth cash; the balance In four equal
successive annual instsments with interest payable
annually, secured by bond Of the purchaser and mort
sage OF the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers,
JAMES TUPPER,
May 81 tbstu0 Master In Equity.
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AUCTION SALES,
UNDER DECHEE In EaUITY.

IfefH Us. Ttld.
viii be sold, under tho direction az thu NJ
tho Old Custom Hou,e. I'm this City, on TUESDAY.
the I'm DAY OF June. 1906, ut ii o'clock, A. NJ,
of King street bctween Queen broad str rots
arthg in front, on Kingstre, siItccn feet six inches
the east on King.street to tho north on land of dwin
L. kerrison TO the west OH land Of tho estate or CIe
monts, and to tho south Oh land Of Ann Dupren Wv
TerTB-ODe.third cash; the balance iu ono and t,vo
years, occurred by bond Of tho purchaser and
Of tho premises with interest from day Of sale
able semi annually Purchaser to havo tho priyiryn 3f
paying tho whole In cash. Purchaser to pay ares and
for papers. JAMES TIIPpFB ~
Juue9 stu2 Master IN Eout,u
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: Comfortable House on Amherst. street
by Ia MES L.. GAHINE

On TUESDAY next 18th instant ut tho corner nf Broad
and asst Bay streets, near the old Postofco at II
O'Clock, or soon thereafter, will be offered
ALL THAT HOUSE AND LOT known by tho Nunnbar
10 on Amherst The house is from Tho
high and dry, and As feet by IS feet In
depth, be the same more or less Upon the premises
Is an excellent we'll of spring water There fruit
trees the lot and the place will DO found yerv
comfortable residence for small family.
Terms-0ne-haf cash; balance in one yo.r, Within
terest ON day Of sole, secured by bond and mortgage
Of the property insurance OF the premises and assign
ment Of policy, or the purchaser may pay whofoin
cash. Purchaser to pay ]. l.. G. for papers.
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Underwriters Sale of Damaged Flannel at
NLtf, Auction.
by II. "A. PRINGLE, Market Street.
On WEDNESDAY, juno Is. ut 10 O'Clock, viii be sold
for account Of Underwriters aud all concerned ut nv
Store IN Marketsreet, north side. Sd door es.t Of
Meeting-street, =
bark -. On the voyage from Liverpool to this port
juno 8
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UNDER DECREE ~ EoUITY.

Verdier, La Borde et al
VIII be sold under the direction the undersiened at
the old Custom House. In this city on TUESDAY the
18th day Of June, 1866 at II o'clock A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND. with the Buildings thereon,
the number 50; measuring 80 feet inches front on
said street. by 100 feet IN depth Bounding to the
on St Phipstreet; to the north land Of Toomer; to
the east on and to the south on land of j. P.
La Borde. -
Terms-one third cash; tho balance in two equal an.
nual secured by bond OF the purchaser and
mortgage OF tho premsas, with interest from the day
OF sale The buildings be Insured and policy assign.
ed Purchaser to pay for papers.
'.. . JAMES TUPPER;
May ~ tutha19 Master fin Equity.
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UNDER DECRBE IN EQUITY.

Hale ys. Cater.
Will be sod under the direction Of the undersiRned at
the old Custom HouRe. In this city, on TUESDAY the
26th day OF june. 1885, at II o'clock A. NJ,
ALL THAT FARM OR TRACT OF LAND situate in
the Parish Of Christ Church. District Of Charleston
about six miles from the vtlsge Mount Pleasant and
on the sea shore. containing $40 aorep, less
bounded east lands of John Hamlin, southwest ON
lands OF Danel Whitesides and to the northwest on
lands now or late Of the estate Of William Matthew'S
Terms-One- third cash; the balance In one and two
years. secured by bond Of the purchaser and mortgage
OF the premses with interest day OF sale payable
annually. Purchaser to pay the taxes due and for
paperB. ~. - HrF.' JAMES TUPpRR
June 0 stuthS Master In Equity.
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DRS. RAUUL & LYMAN

ANNOUNCE TO THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUB.
LILO that they have established themselves as APOTRR.
carries and DRUGGISTS at the NoRTHWRsT COR.
NER OF KING AND MARKET sTREETs. Their stock
has been carefully selected by Of the rm in Per.
son, and obtained chiefly from sOHIEFFLRN Bros,
and DR.. E. r. sQUIBB. Manufacturer of specialtiea.
They offer o choice variety Of PRRFUMERY, FANCY
ARTICLES, and FRENCH PROPRIETARY REMEDIES.
Special attention will be paid to the PUTTING UP
-. -,:..,-.Ss, VSW q
OF PRRseRIRz4oNs; emoient clerks having been
secured aud ono Of the firm will always be in attend
ance Drs. RAoUL Il LYMAN viii also attend to their
professional duties hom this Store. Maya
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LOCAL MATTERS.


MHroNIAR TABLEAux.-LadieB and children should
not neglect the favorable opportunity offered by
matinee. Bee advertisement
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STOCK HORSE TO BE RAFFLED

A SPLENDID BLoODED STALLION, FIFTEEN AND
"A Quarter hands Of "sir Archy.s" stock with Nor
on or about the 18th inst In COlumbs o. at $40 per
chance.
List can be at Messrs. LORING & TURNER,s
Billiard Saloon corner Of Market and King streets.
June7 '- III. = tboma
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TEETH m RUTHs are suro drawback on personal mp.
and psrsonal comfort. Therefore kocp fhem
In good repair with that established andote for ali tho
diseases that sas,l then, fragrant sozoDoNr. tusa
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The METHODIST nHuRoH CASE BEFORE TIL PRovosT
CouRT.-We call attention to ho proceedings in this
important case In another column g. BowE N, Esq,
is counsel for tho plant s and COL OuAs. q. SIMON TON
counsel for the defendant. "".-a
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HuAPHREYs HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS had their origin
In great public want-medcines for all the common
wants ofenlightened ecurativoa that father other
nurae' or traveller could always have with them and
always rely uponao simple, that mistake could not be
made In the selections so harmless that all might use
them with fmpunity; and 30 efficient that all might
rely upon them with safety. Such they have proved
Thousands Of families them daily for all the all.
ments and sckness OF life. and rarely seriously ack
or have need to coll physician. Thousands, taking
some single specific, have themselves of chronic
diseases which have been tho bane Of their lives and
upon which they have spent hundreds in vain; and
among the million who use them, found to
question their purity efficacy. Every family should
have case. Bee adverttsement-New Fork Citizen
April 1st 1866.
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Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.

dAOSbOOoSA - SOOAACLOA xO1UUOI6s
Man wants O Touo-no uncommon want
And every year and month brings forth new one,
Which, after cramming the gazettes with can't, .
The ago discovers to be not the true one. r..
OF such as these let their concoc,ors vaunt
IN sing the BITTERs that hsve credit due won
The worlds great Tonic. which no skilf can better
p mean the matchless BITTERs TIE Of HosFErTER.
Doctors were living long before old aalen,
And since, exceeding learned, grave and sage
But the somachics they were bound to fail In;
Success carne not until this later age.
Now is the era sick folks are made hale In,
r, And dread dyspepsla driven from the stage.
Agaes, remi,tents, hoadaehes-resl head splitters-
: 'vanisi, Like smoke before HosTRTTER's BrTTERs
Herbs, barks and roots compose the rare infuaion;
No mineral poison mars their Juices pure.
And Rye's mild essence holds them in solution.
Tho taste 10 pleasant, the effect 10 sure.
Ne'er have the Bitters Jet proved delnsion; 81
Try them In time. and health ard strength secure.
The dragon.Blsyer figures on tho label .a ,IEJb
And they, like him, to the weak are hbc. e7
J1ne4 6
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Messrs. A. GETTY l. Co have received telegram from
their agents. Messrs LIVINGSTON Fox h Co., New York.
stating that the steamship Aoaeka sailed June T. for
this port
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CONCERT AT TIRE BATTKRy.--The following ia the
programme for the Concert this evening" by tho Band
of the 9th United States Infantry to CO at
P. NJ; l. Coronation March, Opera Prophet q. Over.
ture. Fra DiavoH g. Waltz. schwarzbIs,t 4. Aria Of
Gabrielle. Das Nichtlagor. g.. Evenng serena do, By
Schubert. 6. Popourri Faust. 7. Turkisch sturm
March.
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Furnit're Bar Firturesr.:c.
By SAM"ON 81 AInIhR
WIZ 90 sold on MONDAY, June II, 1876 ALL rn
f0KNiIURE AND FIXTURE, OF THE Ere i'm
CoftEE HOUSE, on East Bay, at 10 Clock
CONSISTING OF:
MARBLE-TOP and IR0N.FRAMED TABLES fr-
oe-top and Walnut and Mahogany Frames AIr nm
gnt mirrors, Walnut Desks Steamboat Arm o ira.
Cane Bottom Chairs aud Stools. Counters Ale p, ma
one pair excellent Copper and Plated Bar Ba.i ia 1itS
grooved tumbier drawers set in sheet loaded frames
variety OF Decauters and Glassware, largo Loo ,ras
two Ranges. with Water Backs and Copper Boiler com.
pete and attached, Copper Cooking Utensils O.storu
and Cruets Pinch Bowls. Grnastane Ra+ aud Bar
Fixtures, Folding Leaf aud Round Tables Umbrella ana
Hat stand Bar Screens. no Havana Segars ird Case
and Cards. convenient for any Restaurant Crocke
ry and some Cutlery very rich Scenery got up much
cost easily adjusted to any place being canvas su-
pended, Soup Tureens and Water Boiler Heating and
Dish Covers. \
ALSO, - -
CHOICE OLD CABINET WHISKEY Sherry Wine
artcieB - . =, :. =
lnree Extension Tables, Parlor Stove
sets enpins and Balls, and Map of Ireland
Conditions cash. and all articles to be removed on day
VI sAe. JunoT
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C.. S. JENKINS

HAVING BEEN REAPPOINTED MEAsURER AND
Ii INSPECTOR OF TIMBER AND LUMBER, would
respectfully inform his old patrons and all others con.
nected with the business, that be found for the
present at the office OF BTEINMEYER & SON.
June7 lmON West end Beaufan attract
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pnovosr CoURr, Juue 8-United States ps. Emma,
Euian and Nancy tc ,lo md Battery
Green sworn Day before yesterday, in my ROOM
corner Of Church aud Cumberland in the after
noon, Emma said that smashed chicken, VIII ich I
denied; she ven ont aud eamo btik asai aud said
that boy told her that did smash the ,ltry; moro.
over, she said that 0 nasty dirty black iggsr
and It her pleasure to reside within Tho
domestic enclosure with nasty dirty black ngger and
unoeanly female dogi We had gene al and interest.
ing row; Susan knockei at me through the wind ow,
and then tho three defendants came in my room AMI
beat me, and agged me from NY d,mesto hearth,
into outer Darkness where ,nulged in weep ing and
wailing, and ,nashing Of teeth. Defendants found
guilty, and sentenced pa. aue of IS e.oh be Inn
prisoned for Ave rays p, .E..-arr 49,
United states us hu Bomers tralo" d.--Asssuit
and Batterv- ID. WEsooET, .ses-aat Hf Poll sw rn
said: Yesterday aponi bx N he c,rne. OF Kin g
and Lamboli streets. met arg or wd bstrno'ins
he public highwa Bn that pernos o,ud n,S psss With
adoulty. assel III I'M % ltayn and tlrued up King
street, when heard vino . hu t,Io ,ay, "Wha
he htu have you got to DO NTH ti' turnsd ,ck and
aahee who spoke Defendant ,sNi II Waa he and re-
peated tho word. ordered him o6 the orossway. He
fe'u'ed ano Threatened me .tteupted arrest him
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sRA Misunderstanding bracing refreshing, and
invgorang a salt water hath. And we congratulate
our citizens tho facilities Afforded for this purpose
tho White Point Garden Bathing House. Tho onicrprs
ing proprietor, Mr.. KILnoY has had 1t Handsomely
htted AS tho lido suits for bathing all this afternoon,
We havo no doubt very many will avail themselves of
tho privilege.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

GABRIEL DEWITT will sell at auction this day, at the
northwest corner Of King and Spring streets ut 1O1S
O'Clock, an assortment OF furniture dry goods, &C.
gars, &c.
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STINK1Na FIsH-It will be seen, by reference tho
proceedings of the Mayors Court that ths subject is
receiving the attention Of our tndefatgable police tits
against the laws Of the city not ouiy to ac spoit fish,
but even Ash that have been kept 10 ics and the viola
tors Of tho law should DO severely punished esectaDy
ut this time when tho cholera fend abroad The party
accused before the Mayor may perfectly oce
but somebody was certainly to blame, and that aome
body ought to catch It, ........r ..-,'E ~
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WATER COOLERS CURLED Naturalization is
called to the extraordinary medley advertised by
MIR. E. r. CowrERTuwAIr in another column.
Whether water coolers have any effect in curling tho
hair we cannot say; but thing is certain, all
tho articles advertised arc in great demand ut present
Curled hair is demanded by the fashion, oven in
mattresses and all the other articles arc necessitac
by the heat and mosquitoes.
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LARGEST CIRCULATION In THE STATE.

LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.
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RAY OF HoPE.-To weak, dobilitated Dyspepiics
g'oaning under life of agony, we offer PLANrArIoN
BIrTERs as good aud sure remedy. This remarkable
medicine relieves Sour Stomach Hea 'acho Hearbr rn
Dist after eating and all the symptoms of Dyspcp
STA at once.
It's good effect fs fo!t upon tho first trial.
PLANTATION BIrrgRs tho tonic in tho
world.
The old, the young and tho middle aged acknowledge
their ful health.giving power
No chshge Of diet is ary while using them Eat
all you want of the best you get
PLANTATION BIrrERs exhausted natures great re-
storer. They give tone to the stomach and briancy
to the mind and driving away
O. the doubts that roll iN'
Cimmer an darkness DER the faintng Boull"
To PROVE 1r-TRY A BOTTLE. tuthsS
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PErEnsos's MAGAZINE for July has been roc eived
ahead of time and those who desire to keep pace with
fashion, should at go Mr.. vooLse No. 1us Mar
ket street, and get copy.
Mr. yoeLER has full nies Of the latest Irish pa
pers fresh from New York containing and fsures
about the Fenan fracas. German, Italian French and
English papers hand.
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construed to sxemptany person carey,
ing on the trade, business, or profess
sion specified in said license from any
penalty or punishment provided by the
laws Of any State for carrying ensuch
trade, business, or profession, within
such State, or in any manners to saul
thorize the commencement or continus
ance Of such trade, business, or profes
sion, contrary to the laws ofsuch State,
or in places prohibited by municipal
law; no[r] shall any such license DO
held or construed to prevent or prohi-
bit any Sats from placinga a duty or
tax for State or other purposes on any
trade, business, or profession, forwhich
a license is required BY this act nor
shallany person carrying on any trade,
business, or profession, for which o IL
cense is required by this act, be ex-
.empted from procuring such license, or
from any penalty or punishment here,
in provided. by, or in consequence, Of
any State law either authorizing or
prohibiting such trade, business, Or
profession. e
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allf Directions are followed. ) 4
( s Y N ? TOM s.

sda sg sS,Y MPTOMS. t..'..
j Tho symptoms OF Catarrh as they generally appear
are at first very slight. Persons lind they have q
cold, that they have frequent attacks and are more
sensitive TO the change of oftempefaufe In this con-
dlton, the nose may be dry, or slight discharge,
siye Asthe disease become chronic, the discharges
are increased in quantity and changed in quality;
they are now thick and heavy, and are hawed or
eoughed up. The seeretions are Offensive, causing
bad BREATH the voice is thick and nasal; the eyes
are weak; thesense of the SMELLS lessened or de-
stroyed; deafness frequently takes place. Another
the person is obliged to clear his throat in the MORN
ing Of thick or Shiny mucus, which has fallen down
during the night When this takes place the person
may sure that his disease is on s way to the lungs
and should loose no time in arrestingt, n p ,,ttflt
IAe above are few Of fthewaly Catdrrh Symptoms,
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