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SALE OF HoRsEs.-A sale of valuable
BILE Hall. the country-seat of Mr.. Henry S. Hit
ner. Quite a large number of persons were
present most of whom went to the ground in
private carriages. The stock offered for sale
was celebrated for Its speed. The fret animal
put up was the least valuable of the lot. 1t
was knocked down at four hundred dollars.
The next was beautiful pony-such as are
much oitener seen through the medium of pic
tuees than in living reality. The graceful
little animal was sold for two hundred and
seventy.fVe dollars. A pair of trotters, graceful
as gazeles, next came under the hammer, and
realized the sum of forty-two hundred and fifty
three thousand dollars.
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g URv BY MOTT G E.
= An persons interested IN the plan Of the
FOURTH SECTION
TWENTY. sEcoND WARD
Bounded as follows H.
Northeast by Green street,
No 1os J Northwest by Carpenter street,
Southwest by Wissahickon avenue,
notified that the Court Of Quarter Sessions Tor the
THURSDAY, March 29 1866,
At 10 o'c oek A, NJ,
at the COURTROOM, Main Building Of the state House,
to consider said plan and any objections against the
MEANWHILE the said plan may be seen at the ONCE OF the
Surveys IS GF The RfE4 city raa PaSdeph
and Duplicate thereof e the oace q 3Hfcurroor
Surveyor and Regulator of the Ninth Survey District
Depot aosI1a B1i!6t6S, 0toSu
f. CARROLL BREWSTER,
Solicitor of the City OF Phil9delphia
Docket5 5, Page S9) = "a laWtSz 20
8 vEY N E.
All persons interese in the plan Of the
TENTH SECTION
FIRST WARD.
bouiO ~ 1on os he Sorth,by Wolf street,
NJ ,,o J on the East by Delaware river
NO 49, on the south & BY yFis GgTtia s9rs6t street
Are uoted That the Court Of Quarter Sessions for
The City and County Of Rhi9deRh5laS ga ,ssS hsye n1ed
AT the Court Room Jam building OF the State House,
psSs SS e saa mace Rd D any any and
meanwhile the said pan may be seen at me onss OF te
Department s9gxsSs as FL FFHa 'hf qs Street
And DgPhpsYatte ts tsereql SPdtf q the ONCE OF
survevor and Reeliaor Of the second Survey district
''N' No 33l REED street
r. CARROLL BREWsTER
Solicitor Of the City OF Phillaa99elDnnaso 10
tDocket5 page abI 2AlSw'a20
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3"LECTURE UPON THE GLACIERs."-The
Academy of Music was graced last evening by
bri liant audience, who had assembled to listen
TO lecture by Professor Fairman Rogers, upon
the aboye-named subject. This subject, appa-
rently within the strict bounds of science, was
most popularly discoursed upon by the eloquent
lectdrer. Indeed, he manifested familiarity
with his subject and grasp of thought that,
whole inteiiigbe TO all listeners yet enabled him
10 enter into the minuter details, not only with
out destroying the interest of his hearers but
with the effect of even enhancing their pleasure.
The lecture was graphic and absorbing, en-
bracing description of several leading glaciers
of Switzerland, with a scientific explanation
popularity given of the causes that produced
them, the forces that ruled their motions, and
the attendant phenomena. By means of paint
ings and photographs magnifed upon large
screen, vivid illustrations were given of the
peculiar features of glaciers, and Incidental to
these were presented views of the crystalliza-
tion of water into ice. The subject was ably
handled, and various illustrations we're loudly
apDlauded.
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st. Louis is all ablaze with the Fenian
movement. Both the Roberts and O'Mahony
actions hold nightly meetings, and the bonds OF
.he Irish republic meet with ready sale.
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HALL FOR THE RED MEN.-A purchase
has lust been made by the Independent Order OF
Red Men of the three properties on the south
west corner of Third and Brown streets, con-
Brown Street. Plans for the new building have
been furnished by the architect. 1t will be four
stories high; the first floor will be divided into
stores banqueting saloon Offices ETC.. and in
the second there will be Grand saloon for balls,
public meetings, etc. The third and fourth
stories win be divided into lodge and ante
rooms. The entire height of the building will
be 78 feet, and from the foundation SO feet high.
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AUCTION SALES.
M THOMAS & SONS, NOS lS9 AND 1I1 8.
W. FOURTH Street


LARGE AND yALUABtE THREE-sroRY BRICK
REslDENCE, No Ga RACE street, west of Sixth
street. opposite the F5sPsli@ on aasadsya dsSIar'
sa p a * o f S Il Ofs % al Be S Sd a. SSS &
valuable three story brick messuage with double three
sG 6 ses c S Of Of sS ss
SS9tnnns IN In TCI, % on ,s Race street e feet inches nnd
Hsnes ,61S AsS ,S A. SuqySed %psy e & o1 all hot az
and sStsSdng depth ss sst % Se SAID HSns. street.
star case back building iEoningroom and Kitchen on
room water-ooset and storeroom on the second floor;
three rooms main building ana two rooms in back
hot and cold water on the third aooT ali the water
passes through underground drain into street sewer
TO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS.
fR6Pf RT9 KNowS AS THE GiSTR&E BUIID, Bihif
INGs, Nos 21s and 22O WALNUT Street, opposite the
feet in depth to Pear M street, two fronts.
Aprn O. 1866 at 70 O'Clock noon will be sold at public
sale az the Philadelphia Exchange, all those two four
oSns aafe WSna
directly opposite the Exchanges containing together N
about lO ieet to Pear street Known as the Central
street On which Is srecisd iivssOFy BRICK building
The stientien 4 Of capitsistS bSnksT and nsurance
com6nmg as IT does many ADVANTAGES IT'S close
make It desirable PTopefy IN tRs psrcuSf bIOcF L
considered Of more value pSr foot than in any other
For further particulars apply to LEWIS II. REDNER,
Philadelphia, MarcR 1866 sISlst
ID SCOTT, JR., AUCTIONEER, PHILADEL-
ID. PHIA ART GALLERY, lO29 CHEsNUT Street
JAMES s. EARLE & SONS FIFTH GREAT SALE
OF, YAIUABIE oRIeINAL AMERICAN AND
FOREIGN OIL PAINTINGS.
To take place in the Eastern Gallery of the Pennsyi.
on fussdSs AND ednesGy Evenings March 9th
and 2Sth, [3H6t
At IN O'Clock precisely open day and evening, tee.
CHOICE UNFRAMED ENGRAvINGs OF THE
HIGHEST QUALITY. 49, 49,.
Being the hrst consignment OF the British Fine Art
publishing Company, consisting of tne proofs, selected
with great care Eom the works of the great modern
artists viz. - .. ........
Martin lie Jeune
Herring, 4. Taylor,
Landseer, Ansdeu,
Welmore, Turner.
Barker, Thompson,
Firth. Saut
Johnstone, Frank Stone, -
and many other of the most popular engrayngs Of the
present dav. The above VIII be sold by b. Scott Jr.
Auctioneer, at the Art Gallery, No. 1920 Chesnut
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
22S3t March 20 and 80, at ~ o'clock. #.
r FITZPATRICK d co. AUCTIONERS.-
u New Auction House. No. 9T CHESNUT Street
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The Syracuse IN. Y Courier mentions the
death OF William Obey, pensioner of 1912, at
the advanced age of one hundred and six years
and seven daya.
The London Star is responsible for this:-
OMEN OF METTLEl
mThe iron hand of Bright.-[CoLoNRL EDWARDS,
February 70
'Tories bemoan with sad grimaces
'The iron hand of Mr. Bright;'
It takes an iron hand to smite
Such an army OF brazen faces"
One of Dickens characters came to poverty
through distresses mot unconnected with the
indigo trade;p but persons who now deal in that
article are not likely to suffer. According to an
official return, the business in indigo in England
last year was equal TO eleven million dollars OF
American money Most of il came from Bengal
and Pegu. About three-fourths of the whole
amount was reshpped for exportation, the
United States receiving 6s68 cwts. m
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RECEIPTS, OF CITY TREAsURY.-There
was paid into the City Treasury during the past
week the sum of$1ls, 572'69, OF which Ss5, 54OS3
were from taxes OF 1866, and $24 l0S'07 from
water rents. The Treasury paid out during the
same time, on warrants issued by the Depart
ments, SS2 634'44.
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THIS rs NO HAIR DYE.

s . R V E Y N o ! @ E.
III persons interested in the plan OF the
FIFTH SECTION
OF
TWENTY-SIAIH WARD,
CNorth by Porter street.
~ ono West by Twenty sixth street,
NO ZVo South by Curtin rect,
East by Broad street,
are notified that he Court of Quarter Sessions for the
City and County OF Philadelphia have bxed
THURSDAY, March 20, 1885,
At O'Clock A. M,
az the Courtroom Main Building Of the State House,
10 consider said plan and objections against tie
same which may be made by any treebo der and
in the meanwhile the said p may be seen at the
Office of the Department OF surveys tor the city Of
No az s. FIFTH street,
and a Duplicate thereof at the ONCE Of 49,,
Surveyor and Regulator of The First District
No O23 w BHINGT0N Avenue.
r. CARROLL BREWSTER
Docket 8 page All "a lawt329
DEVENUE STAMPS REVENUE STAMPS,
IL REVENUE STAMPS,
OF all descriptions,
49, Always on hand,
An FioRENCE SEWING MACHINE co. 'S OFFICE
- No. $50 ChESNUr street.
No. $50 CIIESNUT Street
One door below Seventh street
One DOOR below Seventh street
The most liberal discount allowed,
The most liberal Discount allowed
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MEDICAL.

VOX OPULI.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT /,
No. 771 South THIRD Street. 1
Price, s1'OO per Bottle; $500 for halEa.dozen.
The undersigned citizens take pleasure in cheerfuy
cSSSRs os s ss of s T%
complaint & pains N tn the breast OTonehis 70.
etc. The remedy should be in every family :
Charles g. wilson, Eorney's Press Office
Charles H. Graflen, Sundoy Mercury Office.
William r. Corbt, Associated Press.
william am, ~ Csrgenter Fire Alarm and Police Tele
A Randolph, Front and ombard streets.
James ". Z PeErine ri o5 No M l,9s Charles street.
John w9odsde No: 1881 M ErsnkIin an street.
Robert Mp9S N ss SG soS MSs itSSs street.
] Geblof No Tsl s. Second street.
John Seymour, % 10. SlS ds, s Front I street
u. Q. Bartlett No s27 s. Second street
A6SF GSGG M@TtIn No No. AZ c5J Second street
\ ii. carf6y HSi 10. = 100 EfTetR' % : alley.
W Il BROOKS, No So SortS second street.
g. seymour Rose, Busileton.
Charles Rogers, No. s2l South street.
William SSnn No S IS sSa south FsD FtOn street
s. $. Sanford, Opera Manager. .
John Maginns. rear of No 1874 North Second street
Mr. William b. Wrqh:-
SIR I've take pleasure in recommending your TAR
SYRUP lof which we have already sod cons considerable @
or the complaints set forth in your printed p already
submitted 10 the public As Gratifying act to
ton TO all cted with diseases which 1t Is designed to
U'' -D''' s'. DmKs q son, Druggists,
N, Z. corner Pine and Sixth streets
~ JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY q oowDEN's,
DYoTT CO.'S,
And all principal Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave further to say that
% 90 my rOeT Persons sRS esTn bSr no
nation by mail win inclose postage stamp and answers
WILLIAM 2, WRIGHT;
320 No. I'll $. THIRD Street, Philadelphia Pa
FOR COU CHS AND COLDS
USE DIR. G. G. GARRTsoNs
EX PEG TORA MT.
FOR DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY USE
DR.. G. G. aGARRISoN'sN
BITTERS.
USE DIR. C. G. GARRISONS
ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PILLS
For Chills and Fevers, Bilious, Bilious Remittent,
Dyspepsia, Jaundce, Depression OF Spirits Coughs,
Colds, and all diseases that require purgatlve.
In all cases where the above Preparations fail to
make cure the money will be rounded.
For sale wholesale and retail, at my store,l
NO. oil s. EIGHTH STREET,
Below Walnut, Philadelphia
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY d CoWDEN,
No. % N SIXTH Street Pnilada
c. G. GARRISON, M. D.,
Treats patients tor all diseases @ at his Office,
All consultations free. 373m
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SLIGHT FIRE.-An alarm of fire was given
between seven and eight o'clock last evening.
II was caused by the burning OF partition,
which caught fire from stove at the residence
of Patrick Farrell, Callowhill street. above
Second.
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GAS IN DIFFERENT CITIEs.--The follow
ing statement showing the amount of gas con-
sumed in the various cities named, as obtained
from the managers of the different works, WILL
no doubt, be read with interest.
The statements were embodied in the report
OF the Council Committee on Gas. The state
ment submitted shows the following prices per
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CITY INTELLIGENCE
LTOr Additional Ciiy Intelligence see EiJaM Page.l

TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A large number
OF persons assembled last evening in tn First
Baptist Church. corner of Broad and Arch
streets, for the purpose of listening to addresses
on the subject of temperance, delivered by seve-
raj prominent divines of this CITY.
Rev. G. Dana Boardman presided, and opened
the proceedings by reading the Scriptures,
PRAYER, and q brief address in which he de-
Dicted in vivid colors the evils resulting from
the use Of spirituous liquors He was followed
by Rev. Dr. Purnell, who read several interest
ing extracts from different writer's, showing
among other facts, that there are annually five
thousand arrests made in this city for intoxica-
tion, and five thousand more from causes result.
ing therefrom.
Il Among the facts read was that which alluded
70 the large number OF females who are addicted
10 this evil. 1t was stated that on n recent
occasion no less than seventeen had been found
IN the short space OF two squares lying drunk on
the door-steps of the dwellings, and that more
than three-iourths of the criminal cases in our
courts are brought about from causes of this
kind.
Rev. DR.. Crowell then addressedJthe meeting,
and spoke OF the evils resulting from the free
use of Intoxicating drinks. His address was
listenedito by the audience with profound at
tention.
He was followed by Rev. T. De Witt Talmage,
who made q thrilling speech, in which he re
viewed the different plans pro posed to remedy
the evil alluded TO. He had little hope of much
good being done in this direction by our legisla
tors, who, in many cases, are at times found
under the influence of the Intoxicating bowl. He
eontended that they could not be trusted in
matter OF such momentous importance. In
conclusion, he urged his auditors to 90 to
work and use their influence in behalf Of the
thousands OF young men and women who are
liable to be drawn into this whirlpool of de-
struction. At the conclusion of these remarks
the audience were addressed by Rev. DR.. Nevin,
after which the meeting was brought to a close.
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The number Of cubic feet Of gas concumed in
each public lamp in various cities was as fol-
Louisville, IL, 800; Baltimore, l6,5OO; Phladel,
phia, %, 79l. In New York $50 per lamp was
paid; in Albany, S23; and in Philadelphia, $4s
in warrants. s+.-
The committee give the following as the ac-
tual price paid in the cities named below for
each 1000 cubic feet of gas consumed in the pub
lie lamps:-New York, S4'34B including attend
ance; Albany, $3'32; Jersey City, $3.50, besides
cago, $3.50; Boston, $3.50; Philadelphia, $l'69
3+100, or, including attendance, S1'S7. In New
York, 1t is stated, that feet of gas per hour are
phia 81 feet. There are 3914 miles of street mains
in New York, and 4754 miles in Philadelphia,
and 1853 public lamps in New York, and 1922
in this city.
The committee state that the average price
paid for coal in ten of the cities named above was
SLIPS per ton, while the average price paid in
Philadelphia was S11'40.
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r FITZPATRICK d co. AUCTIONERS.-
e. New Auction House, No. 927 CHESNUT Street
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REAL ESTATE. -
LARGE AND VALUABLE THREE-ST0RY BRICK
RESIDENCE, No GA RACE street, west Of Sixth
street, opposite the Franklin Square.
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Die beuOrEeIcnpe Wnsirguna.

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bic @etber reblid vertteitt tperoen, bafur
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tn f. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wstfe fh Der
Muf8abe unter3psen tdben, pie Jatr 81
elmer Sgatlahe ~ MAIDEN.
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E~fanrnrbtn.S

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ter @anntafdttt9fett bret amufanteS tlds,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
Sieberiagr hsr U!tan5bori6lage neS
Ed,0bumt1Ie:rstGrS WcSgao6.

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s. Gbcnta5 BON @NrGlano segen eiegtn.
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tcdrea niGt iuae9en,
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9egcrt8 ans europa.

anfitREt mtg Samplers ,,Wrrmauin."
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nclitId1eit g2niienbnufesi

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tern auf WltttnG6 Mbeub G~nberaumt
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junB. lln6 penn nit hent 9rten 3Wede
NON scr 8rnuB etn,r ottseHGHn1en Mbsncs
untcrbnltung pertnUpft 1T, barfen mir
wpbt ernarten, bdB unlsre 6EnwctiUng
att ben MtttpDh @benp Elm freunplt6cS
Cdr fnbet iUtrp.
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Gin nemcs Wfa;.bouS.

Tin neueS s,obarli9eS @ta(sasit6ft ruivb in ~5titrSsrn
IN uniertr Mitle BON bet urtcrnebr,crscu Str1ra Der
Gsbskter JtranS trrid,tct ,U;r6ci. Ser iur tas
nsue WaI5baIS arge.auf!e Plat b.firset i'd an ttr
G6e Der 'faipr- II. 2auaIitraBe mb lit 1877 SUB belt
II. 200 SUB lang. Ger gau hes srcben 7.it56tstn
D|aIsbaufeS lit ZEN, tetarHien Wteiitsr @euarS R0str.
len iitertraser ,porbst. Ole @tbrlbsr G!raus setcs.
fen ben Dan tEs sun, 1. Grptcm3er su ~btcroibet NIB
has @ef0aa rrseiaumt nit sen bcHci InfbtHtrie'n
in geirteb :u ictcI;. Bel bsm augerpIefrltaen glufs
f@mnnAe bss 8taupcihiiIc3 IN nnfttr Wiitte iii et'
err6tuas tes neltei BVaI;tnufes Der @ e5ta6sr
5traus BEN @eceutpnG uub 1T baS uutsrusbmen
wctI seeiBuet, bic sluimeriiamtsit ots yu6lttams auf
fb gu icutei. (9PS6 1MD
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aMs &Gihinatpn.

WafGtngtOn, IT. War5.-- Baron
MleinGr 8eaulieu, bststfder Wtntter am
teutlhen gunse, rpurbe esaern ppr1
Staatsiefretdr benz 9rdfiosnten Sprse'
fett unb iberrethte 8riefe pom 3bnte
Der Belgter, ben 500 ecppplb |. unb bic
2brpntefstguns 2ecpplo 2. melcens.
Der Baron bemerfte in Der &ebe, fppmtt
er bic 8rtefe lbfrretfte, oas Der s~erfpr'
bene 86nte ptel SntereNe fur bic Ser.
ct. setest babe. unb bab 4eppolo 2. be
felben ltebe unb t%ewunbere. Gr rpInIGe
faper, bic befebenbea freunbtthcn Sesies
-kuuQeyl ~ ~terpahrep. Belajen YpGre muir
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8uffo1o, N.'g., II. Mdrs. - ct.
Yatrtd's,Sa9 rtre Bier 0uf etne rubtge
Retie gcfttert, pbne bic scringnsn 5enta.
rersD empnfrattpnen.
G$atereS anS GanahG.
S%orpntp, II. DiGrj. - Gin 3oG-
Futter If BET S%5pensburg fa!Iopirt, nm
bic &ewesungen Ger Beuianer Su peDbGN.
ten. @coeutenee TrupYenperfdrfunsen,
SQruntcr meDrsre GApaaerte' 9teeil1cntrr,
mcrten BON Gngtano crtpRrtet. @Ggen.
wagttg betebt bic Sueitfrait III CANADA
aus 10000 &~le9uliren, ll,000 GrettpiL,
ligen uno w]cNi3Fcu5 5000 Mlij5tIup-
YEN. &n Der welli&fn @'rcnjG 9Gb FN
Refern Nnht weacn Srr t&rmanecn De-
mpni!ratirnct III GHrcn ct. %utrtt's cine
gartfG NuirsAang tunS. 9te &rupRen
warcr AeitCru @a0t Unter @afen 9erte
tit 9tuC5 rllNja.