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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15

Gtu lUttS Wil-chsu Gao gHltNfu v. WIacIu tdur,
rRr UHe fitut NUG,,le ohns NHotr; tU tlis ycbn
IL 70 Acl Ten. Mln m,i;t ib ", 70, Csat.nr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15

Ole QorSibe Nuu6idait II. GmIdtune hes 9ice'.
Ptlucr. gabtuS 9tr IS. Rcrt rVrttnitr, GUS
aus uttd,ne!m @,ibditSptot:S IN ecpoaitntt var.
tiueti9,utt lrfate Iu Bent Ser'1nlt ~ltb n,i5s'
tbrtlt Man TONNE uno ~uatTitl9f l1D ldsf:
(BL-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15
.GSuSi;6,r 2tnrfrr

9cbc SaTut irgte cine ,JiGlh' q oD'S
RcGbp Bclt,f IN 6Suic hateI SiUc 6iaits
trittt utt 90 SIS. uUe c!ec 6Ia'lc i0ft tD 81 pet.
@utjS aut he 20uet ~ lt,ipr, G.S lv'Nn rlon u.
arctre Wie0tjtEeH Il. Irtti9t jiti,Flt Daacett OoNSl5
4%us0istt. g90nDdt omen pl9Rtl@ llrpohtlstr at.
10 nib ter SSb ou1 &c 0ttild ou3enhtlilt@ bo'
Sdcm bescu II Gem gGtereu iotott Gllt.attyI'Wl
prihFGti. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15

yin c~rfdblen'r Caltucr, nm ,rtu tle'rcn PiaF coN
1t &tcru nab: her &'dot Ju nCikcr cher au iElHlttl.
'I bsarbctien. NahF@ Nr. 81, ctc.GaiGrur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15
SIR Gsneff@tTe

a Die bsien Ttage mertsn tsi gui5abc oer @ai.
nl. telcB,arbIb tCit9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15

Nns alltellcbts
ssir,reT : WcGat.n
huGgsH- teGtt,
Su1brn.llrG &c.
EnerC..o rltrs
nCuc
NtTtCt' (uttott.
&at.Jtott aler Spr;tf
tut .r'cn.
. End'lHt
Hus,sbyrdt t.t &trrtn.
SglrGhiGt
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,TItbIbbrt-
CberEode luz gtIter
Supat,c
yubbe tt jWr 9niot.
pCnes FGriliruS
tut e:STW
ba, btfc
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td,orhs 2eav
ppn
ttren-
uu6
frabsU .Slaetrs
4, ftr SiGbt
ipwic tHeI
fc-4nGi!tea Sorrat3
Gtnctoutcrr
llr
SuIiStu , rtctt.
ss gu Ge, sertr, ssnn @0lsrrt'ita
IN
Hetruper gmith Is sSomS's
Warmorbaler . GieiNctling1j,h,
~ RI. -. E9ta -aliiatc,eiit.
Mir lsnten SIC gluImatiamtlit ppH Siu,err
aut en
e1tlfis faSt aueaii re;H
Sd!ab' UNI GniriHnHrBs'Irr'aHl
ben
e d, ( t : GB q areE
IN ycinle ton
Is. GS. BARNS * Coup,
iii. 2ll, NgIl'Jialt'nIoGelir.
Tas gRaO tu. 9ater IN IN iCbau SspalisIenIs eeta-
r!,t, uu7 ieeer atittst III nit etGsnt P.eAe mott't"
er raiteu Ntioe tbat.
@Ccnors suu ". t,NSc gauic bitt'a I'D M 9s'
pmitmsnie psf g. parstn u, bnnttn osioeW'
|, 0 II bar, Ippt, IN e,r eu S~tetoet tSlls
fsns Qrsi{s, Sstu XbbaMesln!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15
-EeYeGttbum ouf Dem Naupc

.arNn SgFElU"Ht W.T. W"
iE.ESL 37h adet. o. Ne'ltn zen er Siatt
an teT {Ianttiu Iurnptts, utstt Bcpntnue, Siauun5
II. 2 Udetbb&uidn blb,du Cbl!- Il. olrrhen5ArH
tin bcltliAts @ut fur $500.
q " d nit Srnmebons; Rnitttr Neflilt;
Stal; gtstane; its'tt Haet; eiisn beieslnltns
JpGhrbaus: h1bfdtm Obi. II. S!umon garter; an
ttt S.gtn @pap 3 Wt.tIW rel ta Staei; 60. bt
titht1r, .,,,, tUg SlF coo.
10 = Il NIT G2gl 1tsitn at Ger Gb'fle Reae
2s { nit sutsn Scuiiditticr AT oem "a
Her Is Utetlen peH Der Staet ..........,., Sfp'o'
Nder-7 Ileiler eca ttr Gtlhl an DC
ear'cto Gunpile - N I 9uttn @tbaatsni tHt s.nsh
INT ierr rlImp luc lefcit ~ be;itbrn..... $23to.
FAX Aaer- 10 Wittlst rc1 eu Siaei AT e:r
1orpl Ncae - nit sutsn Wagiie,tslttt. $a26o
re IT ttitn antcrn In aaen &peitU esS aennipo
gpm. =. 9tsbtuer,
= (hI-l n bon Rpitps u, Narelttiir,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15
RI ncrfaufsn:
I'll pcrfnMfen.

Gin a braud,IsS @aRatcGr ~ rta sem prt''e. Nat-
,]lfrastu bct 8 en- pei, Hr. 10, Htolo Bieeet'0l"'
tr1-II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15

DcrlaU9ls

Glt tul,tcS btGusu,mlnsr, ui @ Ntc,fcn NE
goun a. GebeH Uue he pup6tnl ht gOusdJtttt az bt.
.icrlcu. pla6iuttngsu gig. o, Arge.Wapnu. tGE-7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15

Mrhiriif inirnt

GtuiBe intelligence reuts DC no a. Hlcrttt dlren,
t0nHcu lei GulcU Bott mite Hcit'OttAuul rbaittn
Hihett5 IrIEptn 9-l2 Ubr III RI 10, @sc5trdta
Im salem. ttb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15

Bene uHt 0riuls noibue II. ilbslut llGten, Trtoa
iM HDt'ei Ccn lHtrts NIB ate EicbuHl. rD,hi.
plc le w0tm VJdgit let Hrclr Ms Vi. ., gD.t
~jdNCutltr. RStt9S lVitl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15
Narnl IN %perfamfsM.

ysifind Cine Here 6aim, 10 War umiid ND NIT
ALL S{,fottr gtt6ultttttien u. Dbtiairtet, afI;'
seu an fct Ebartl Rrae. 0 yitticu ccu Ger Sioti une
| III. Ucn br Sarioro Die mo na5t 'Htt et"l'ItN
Godese Iuno. M iutcrt tiuta Su r%cttodtt'. 4ilh niece
I'D bel d. w. Iempltmau q U O.. Eaue' a9tH-
,fr Rr. a. Ytrlu1tcuitr. kVV-ib
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15
syeDnjabrieer %iheumhttemnS
purdl Wiurs,buiig he's HIlGGratrS nit
9~iabipaO'3 gieapV %ietief
opt,p,tf

ST.. RUb. GGN. e0 9a5,t sS6f,nt, 1T iet Bbt
Sabrtn 81 39air,at SntuS. S5ti ~ Dtor6er uuRte
az, poutommm tlilii9B, tot tlmmcr hriHl Dit
G!t6p warsr pctrrtt iSiNro0cU II um6citSttct; be
pinee tram ejbatt Vitant, iecab CT weber lie 5,ul'r
teweStn. nod tie pGute odf- otts 6unlten %toDhit;
ten 9ousSu aSLptr tEIUlr9 II IbrHiH1ylUe Sdilets
,tn; has Ht6cn ms tenn 8site p:ru ,aGte bic trtGtrn
. d,,ner;tr, 1tar trld,tc i'm cutI ID bj Il, rec jtit
mai trib unb Iteut$ ic cine Sturos MT v a oW Us
Wettti eInrGten u ianer. y erie
Gime,puu3 oii1af'e Siuecyua1; mtbrcrc nldicIs
atpre Glnr,t!umIcu ertbcreu tbH o. Gdmer8sr. lTb
rad ,iruier 1tltDcu Gebl7adlt be 8elle LF6
stRisr GAabtn Vrn u aopAp'5 ptllra Nlr
& lpicosgbsgsiitrat. S,st 1T u lNHt9 II Gf'uro M
sr.tl G.lcGeutIl6 ned suiua heG ban Rtlte l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15
ANrolpelIac Watbl&ldae.

3r. - 10 c { ET.
ectr "a Nutiur't yu trtc1 wllnldt rttr t1nilht
rlit pcsr Itltdlt Nrld'iitcr Uttr 'Tds Vtiutnt ctcr
Vcfluit SttrItb, httltL krsunos cter G,luoc GJ0ut-
H"ti u. tausLlGe -,HrJtn, b.tti0bl, iui hbV HNt5,
5eI frnrut rat II. ISl, SU0.9G.VIUr-, Ctr poU
g,Nttr. Claul8 5w3lti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15

"a WcgNNIN1 " ~ NClr-N0IlTT- .lI
ff&; @ruublrt Ut II IuB b cit II. 100 fub az.
SH.H. pcus tstrb ar 10. ipil aoJ,,rn. g1.9m rts
J{,hgrtu wcuot man i'd AT J ~. Ocun8 GIu.t-
DiiLCt tl5 common ElCat.Glttatt. NG3-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15
1S.tD

1856 @clbeE Sicbcr. 1856
1885 bcjItt U dbWnO'S Nclbg RtItvt
Eauicrce ucu am Gtl1su iieFcr 0araieeelIWCnotn.
llm S;tcr fprhtblTtu Gcuae ccrubsutru leGie o..
8rco. y. pGNr IN I]iiiNiirPi b:u U}s6titn0l- Bebw cen
hcr iitl!Gcr Gialttt ic,rcu Wcttllt d1AricGtntldlil
ut6 Ntrl uuo CngiIbi Is UtsutiGq ais ga5 itIerFt
SUUgmstttl GHi cem W'OtlNe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15
giGin ocacu gsaar,ahluua.

Tror5, gtassit. Imsular5en II. SGIil'ni Htueu
VI. Wu,tr; Q]Sstr0ies. { ate, W1astn- Yiarut. euie Ssltti
slepunaelude siettludlet, 9itpp-Ytttetfeti. Woushe
Jttsn, 1tttru iir RrpNlNcu; cute SStteI u. So
f,bitrt. ncut SufetitH fdr gitlt.; t!trttE II. Btticlsn.
duo cine src}e Yattie einseyH,eittn &ineF;tttts ~
Eredss IN 9Giitrn 1t. 9uduttri:n RinettldtSi Was
raUtn, S4auitin 1t. SPatsn lei
4pltm Glcotlare
foot glr. AZ SLamtSftr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15
NFGGt .,nmbIrR

90, sxa.Efki E03 elegant EBt ts4Hdp tlnatrtb"
EtsHsFtt-E3ffS ltis Rot Jrrr'd'i oEurulNn.-
EI,i. Z hwtUNCu, ltgI SANTA. zen II. 4tli
,un Etr-glcI! Fat rGUtulB IJ. 2's1tn +aNi1f II.
iadi gci6c man 10 an ", P6tnt, ~
aa,iuistu EatsI,n cr SiHit
(Ji-gn L. 'Ui"ntnFC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15
~ sine MnsabI Damtt Wargs
5nnh1a


battn sineu Dtrein sebtIh,t, nm, icpstt ss IN thrti,
&riiten Iebt, bic Rott unb bas Glerb. meIde her J1Ttts
iber grcse Gbeite btr StobItfrln9 hes SdeenS &C.
bratL, al Imeeut. % BITE aufgntt, pettt iie iMb
atItsut. enc nur auf Bptl'bru ssridtste uub has feo
Ger Wobilbati9'ett le Der ELL ishr ercBes it, 10 baittn
fe I'D fur 9trthtfertgt, ptnr fe an ale autth Sst3en.
SptlGen bic eeiten II. &rlbiate Der Witmeni1en rabe
.qebeH, eas geiud nm frcleet'Ge urteriiubIr9 ritrter.
Sic laocn baber a6lur8sccaft, atet e1erineithit gu
Eetlasen aner Hit fir ben ~ssuaunttn 3cst tit, peI'
der sunitlt burd
cine Musfeauns pber einen Bazaar
%esftrb,rt p;tesn ipG Ole NuElsawN attcnten is
balbmSSliGIt mad Sitsrn in Baltimore gu erbiiret.
Us Iieten tbnen tcreitS ermutb 9erhc !Suioeen 'lt
SeIte, pelGe ibrtn grpbea 9ripl9 in hteem ltbteren
nnternfbnlen %rertetbtrl uro fte leben her -3ureriitlt
boG bieie Bite ~seuti0te5 gettr fnee, Santt Der Grfpl9
riGt %ausb(ei6e, unS unttrSislna II. suite Gauisn.
Rem traurigsr Seinlliitcn lne bn'tiDier 6'aucn ln6
aireer 9cetatt nerben fbEnm. sic hat'ii es nttt
srif fir n6ibt9. b25 alentbn.ten herihenee S!rno,
son 8rrFelt WlanGd i'm 8anIen Shetn' motuetr lson
Tag uns lFieer rur An pabte bcr5bredenee Sblee.
mug krtr0t. eusflbtltder hariu'bnt. Hte ttn1tcu
INIT 9atcrt @swiiien ben Ndltthntise1L I'M etren ga
Ftn lie bi,ttu, e~eiiid'eru, toB lid esr gutber,tStett Der
fr6DllGea &cbcr. bic @pti Itbt, ME ell lreltsres, ME
Elm ttaurtecreS ielo earsehcten.
DE untcn ecnnnntsn Cancu iuh III gc0f1tet rno
AZ gl,t9!icSsrn hes 8caiuaSs AuSituIies RES 8,rlrs
tIriBlt tpsrocn. glue @clecr II. GItt:l pon Yoertb
spelde man eiTcr cer'elten ctcr ZEN @5riietent' nee'
sic III eln'9eu Ea1sn tr s8eJcidriB rtrpfFentlt&t
fDtt6en nib dnbdteiat, iptrotr NIT Dulf anaercm-
men lro cem gDileu Ger Setcr eemaB ucl,pnrbt iperf
ycr,iuS rsrIBnliH Isit,u nm fir otri,Icubafte urb
lirpartciiftr Wsrtbsilur, ber Spnbs icr1tn.
qrGlheutin.
Wrs. Zen G,
gEir. Wr6GSsnfirrsr
QtS, =. Sanfcn Gbomos;
GbGrIcS Il pmorb:
T. ! SF s"9taS : "'''i
S6atmeiitfrtn:
"a9obG@ @ttttn8@
MlhncHi'S" GgEe!herhi
mtb Sora ? % II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15
GclDfeupuHaeut
Mnsndrtioe uuftranaeberi

AnStpGrtiGc IuFtrannebcr!
maiuuen, tic non auslu1lt5 4uitrGGe icnttn wc!z
len orr0u iere ruo bes GtIptaa9ers &treilc aufs
Geben.
. No NrfroDen Oon IGspirts mi fen BON ein'n
@glitsmpeI ts3,sitst Itin. I'M puuitIiGE GllpiebCrnn9
Il. Rairc,
(b5-) Nr. 3, Sue-G0pitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15

TuE SeBeIiWtHe
non 5dmbur1 Bremen, &apre, Nnttperperl
nod trGsnb eiuem 6ntCn NntcrttG'0
teIpr8t bic siGeutur bic b~tlteiten Tabrter,
9itbt 9aiid1efdeine fin aUe GG'tfs
Ii. befprot e,fOr0erItGsn EauS SpaNa8'tre contettm
Setmat9ssS rte bterter.
&c grcjic tetrGacn non 9rsn:u mad Baltimore;
z. EoiRts $32; SDiiteute1 Sl4; Rticer iniiGin
10 Sabrei erfettiN bilt9er. Die sret,e itnb
i'll gIrl6 ptcr yartrr nab ccut I%aufcneen &oMie
sabita-. Bon SABRE btior9t be @9,ntu! pala.
giere fur S23 @cic. IS wub %bsiouceis enrauf
auinwltIem 9emadt, RAJ >pr ms IN 9ubsnelnl
nit Ter SisrhsrttiB tcrun9 non YaIioSiertn 9reetF
Gcrafatt uRterJltbcu, eic 2ente ben S,eiHeh
Sembutg &c. Gus (rtne slufraG0 benao ~r'tti8en,
W,nn fe am Mbreijcrrte ciujutgtiien bnter'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15
RI DrTfaufen.

49, ga srsve ratNlUe,n, Nauv ", -, gao
s.,;::I Iut0pir.. sltt GgNleu lmlcrb0It css "Ntnf
a5.lslliI .ccr 6,a" -GsGduetS. Wiat u,eIot itN az Cti
~ ~ lie. (62-h)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-15

GIN SmSsrmdc4et. Na&mhosm Ut Of, n,uc
rult,aBe. ldD
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-26

These friends had watched his down ward career,
and had often tried to snatch him from destruc-
or Their counsels. One of these friends had, on
one occasion, been badly beaten by the low
thieves when he tried to take the young man
from their den. But not one OF all those who
saw HIM after death could furnish the link that
was wanted to prove that he who was the Count
while living was the pauper whom the city had
buried. The estates were not settled for several
years, and recently the New York detectives
but with the same result. The facts, as above
related, have been embodied in the form of
afidayite, and sent to the old country, and IL is
thought they will be accepted as proof of the
will consequently pass to the next of kin.-Neio
York Times.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-26
q L A d N Z w S

q l. A d n f w S
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted in ali for the SPEEDY and PERMA
MINT CURE of all diseases arising IRON excesses or
YOUTHFUL INDISCRE1I0N,
Emissions Genital Physical and Nervous Debility Inn
No CHANGE OF DIET Is NECESSARY.
They used without detection, and never tan to
effect Cure, If used according to instructions.
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price One Dollar per Box, six Boxes for Five Dol
lars; also Large Boxes containing Four Small,
Price Three Dollars.
From four to six boxes generally required cure
ordinary of Seminal Weakness, though benefit
derived from using a single box
In Chronic Gases, and particularly when I'm potence
affected the system,
BELLS TONIC PILLS
Are recommended the most Ef1cacous, Rejuvenatng
ana Invigorating Remedy in the word.
Package Price Five Dollars, will last month, and
Is generaLy sufficient
In extreme cases of Debility and Impotence,
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY,
Price Two Dollars sufficient for month be used
to good advantage.
II gives strength to the Organs and, with the Pills.
VIII restore them TO their normal condition.
Pamphlet OF 100 pages on The ERRORS OF YOUTH.
designed Lecture and eau ion to Young Men, sent
tree, Ten Gents required to pay postage.
II you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Of your Druggist take no other, but send the monoF
direct TO
DIR. JAMES BRYAN Consulting Physician,
No. 8l9 BROADWAY, New YORK
And you will receive them by return of mail post pad
For sale by DYOTT Il Co., No. 2S2 N. SECOND
street. ems
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-26
DIR. IIYLTON'S
+ constitutional RenOVatOr
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Incipient Consumption, and ali Diseases
Pertaining 10 COnsumptIOn,


Incipient Consumption, and ali Diseases
Pertaining 10 Consumption,
SUCH AS
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness Group Bronchitis, and al
Diseases of the Lungs and Respiratory Organs,
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Loss of Ap-
petite, Nervous Debility, with
great Lassitude OF the Mus
cular System.
The success of this medicine In the cure OF disease
has withstood many critical tests in this country and
elsewhere; its sautary effects on disease are widely
disseminated and require no effort to pay the preju-
diees OF the skeptic
'DR HYLTON:-I take t0is opportunity to inform you
that consider you the greatest doctor diseases OF
tire lungs In the country. had splitting of blood,
with large Jumps OF green matter; violent pain In my
breast and shoulders slrainng cough; aud several
the most eminent physcians gave me up as hopeless
OF consumption. tried all the remedies OF the
day and gained no reef but grew worse when nlend
advised @e to tly your Renoys9r satisfying me tnst
sylvaDia and not selfstyled DOCTOR used but nine
bottles of RenoVator and to the surprise or my
friends. am we'll man, and able to attend daily
Any one needing further particulars of my case
"NICHOLAS BILGER
"No. 236 Races ueet
DIR. Hylton Is a regular graduate OF the
University OF Pennsy.lvania. (His dPiOnh
can be seen at Ifs ofhce) Examines L1ngs
without charge. Office, No. All FiNE
Street, 81 "a tRtn2m -
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-26

DAILY. except SATURDAY. Daily, Daily, except
Monday All other Trains daily except Sunday.
and Erie without change OF cars.
Sunday Accommodation Trains for Pao and interme-
dilute stations leave Philadelphia at 900 A NJ and 90
p NJ, returning leave Paoi at 80 A. Nj and 40 P. M
\ TICKET OFFICE
Is located at No. 69l Chesnut where Tickets
all important points % may be PTSc9Tsd and tull nforma
Aeo at 1hiry-hrst and Market streets, on applica-
tOn to THOMAS H PARKE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot.
An Emigrant Train runs daily except Sunday For
full particulars as 10 aTe and odalions apply to
FRANCIS FUNK,
No. lS1 DOCK Street
The Penns nsylvania Railroad Company will not assume
any risk Tor baggage except Tor Wearing Apparel and
limit their responsibility TO One Hundred Dollars in
value. All Baggage exceeding that amount in value
VIII be at the risk of the owner unless taken by special
contract. SIP
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-26
IRussEs. SUPPORTERS, ETC.

<s@~zo-- PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS
u. OGZ1 BANDAGE INsTITUH4. No, "a y.
ENERETT, after thirty years prS ctleal experiences.
guarantees the sklliu adjustment oi his Premium
Patent GrGduating Pressure Truss, and variety OF
others supporters Eastic stockings Shoulder Braces,
Quoted by Lady 49, n 5sSA
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-26

NM .eea.tssal MN LINZ
RREENSNssYLyA.IlIAl THE scHuIYLkILi, sUs4yR
IEYs THE S6RTTf ri SosTEswEEssTT sE Z ssTMiS AND TaE
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
roovn. ,bo IhAINs. June 1855;
SSAJLowHlIL SohLI streets Philadelphia At the follow
A. 7so RN9HhEINR H S6I ReAG]6 AGcoMMoDATIoS NM
SoRNiSGs RXPRnssn SnP Rn.ssmeoA'e s'"uO
4 AZ SIG a: M Tor Reading, Lebanon, HarrsburR Pot
Llmlrs Rochegser, NiSs ara Falls, B1falo. 4 ientow
etc etteSn s York. Carlisle, chambersbur
This rqD GS1@sSts at BEADING with East Penn
LeGs51 yaIey train for Harrisburg etc at PORT
liaInsburg, Lock Haven. fImira etc; at HARRIS
MIA and Sns5 W0Sy Sc
willamspOrt, York Chambersblrg, PinesroVe etc.
,..,.0. ,oo6aFE.IERNoo ooS EXPRESS.
vile HarnsPurg etc. connecting With Reading and
i86f Stsps to5 &GS60BDRSF ste
Leaves Heading St 90 NJ, stopping at all sta
tons; arriving at PhI9delphia at 55 A: NJ.
in Reading at 755 p N. az oVO T. Nj arrives
Trains & iOT &hhIladephn leave Harrisburg at $40 A NJ
HnS M seSnSoAA atS IoIs SyDS lying Il P6aaSph % 1
p M, Potsvle at 245 P NJ, arriving "a in Philadelphia
"'O40 HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATIONS.
u Leaves Reading AZ z 30 A M. and Harrisburg at 4lO
mediation south at $50 p NJ arriving IN Phiadeiphia
lOP. NJ. -,
Philadelphia at l. IS noon for Reading ana All way sta
tions Leaves Reading at ii 80 A. M ana Downingtown
at l25O p av ~; 6or Phedelphia and ali way stations
lysS
Sunday trains leave Pottsvle Of 800 A. M, and Phi
al MI 1SSTs Sm kanaSs kPanSsphH n % Reading
pss.en0.Tl GH6SIER tGS Ter VALLEY RAILROAD,
tax take he l5o and SIS a. NJ. and SO N trains from
and z 90 noon liO.l ~ ~ - ~
NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR FOR %PITTsBuRa AND THE
Leaves New York at YEN SA NJ. and 500 PM passing
RsaanS a. HsTbSrg 5 snd II S6 81 and 1 and
Central RaOad express trains for PtsburS Chicago
Returning express train leaves Harrisburg on arrival
& e Ne an I M FO% % sDd sDS
10 eepdnTT sHd Ss MS% HoES these ss
out GhaRgs @sIl train for New York
Mail FfT 25 HfEgaTS 1%ST syf My XCfs
Trains leave P9ttsyilIs at and isoH NJ, and 7lS
and l5 5fP5uMSpns from T4m"qua at 7'' A M and l4o
uSlTp Burn at StUSSUEHANMA S ~ &
dm and M G and
mont at 7.ab A M and 515 p H'i Me- anu Hom ALe-
HlOn' at % a. 'I' " TTcKEIs
prime in SdTR and Sn Canada S
street. F6s PES Of G. NfcoLs General
At 25 cent discount Between s5y points desired
IOr families al d firms any pO'"'' O'''f'u'
ooon cor ,ooo MILEAGE TICKETS q
For three six SC nine OF we've Months, for holders
SatsS5%ES be Furnished snro.
'rN'''''''e Exc GURsIoS TICKETS nan '"i0'
tudSy sunday and MONDAYS at re daced oGS to had
fFRLiS5aTSSo:s Of an Ia descriptions forwarded
Depot BROAD anf fREIGAT Mi6hH~ rFAfSs stifsss,
H. tor reading Lebanon, 'O Harrburs POtve Snn
Port Clinton and all points beyond.
Close Phadephi Post Office for all places on the
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y al the stations on the CAMDEN and AMBoY and
connecting Raj irOads. INCREASED DEsPATCH W WN
Tbs CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAiIR0An Ann
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY TREIGHT LINES
O'clock p Nj daily sundays excepted " "nAr a'
Freight must delivered before AZ o'clock IN he fo
walded the same day,
Returning the above lines will leave New York nj y
noon and and i p. NJ " -
Freight for Trenton Princeton, Kingston New Bruins,
wick, and ii points on the Camden ana Ambov Pail
road also, on the Betvldere Delaware and FIemno.
ton the New Jersey the Freehold and Jamesburs and
and forwarded up tOl P. Nj. i''e''eu
lhe Beyidere De aware ReirOad connects at PbUIIna
bnrg with the Lehich Valley Rairoad and AT Msnnpn
ksc6unk with ali Donts on the Delawnra acL aIa
and Western Raj road fOrw arding to syracnse RntaS
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PROPOSALS.
pROPOsALs FOR SALE OF wool
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON, !
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMA sTER.
IN ~ Tuu

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER. I
WASHINGTON, ID. g., July Ia, 1896
sealed Proposals are invited at this office
until u o'clock noon, MONDAY. Aueu.t 6, 1866,
SAND CORDS OF GOVERNMENT WOOD,
ti40O) FOURTEEN HUNDRED CORDS at the
Kendall Green Wood Yard, on the line of the
Baltimore and ONO Railroad, about one mile
from the depot Of said road IN this city; rr,,,
PINE and IWO.THIRDS ~ OAK and is piled
immedately along the track 81 the railroad. =
DRED CORDS at the Wood Yard, three-quar.
ters of mile north of Alexandra, on the line of
the Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown Rail-
road.
This wood consists of about TWO-THIRDS (2I
PINE and oNE-THlRD ~ OAK, is pred along
the track. and is distant about one.hall of a mile
from q wharf on the Potomac river, leading to
which there is direct and level road
All of the wood offered for sale is of good or fair
quality, and thoroughly seasoned.
Proposals will be received for quantities from (5O
fifty cords and upwards, with privilege of taking
Payment to be made in Government funds imme-
dlatelY after the opening of the BIDS, and upon
The right is reserved of rejecting any or all pro-
posals deemed disadyantaGeous to the United
States. NJ l. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
10 1St Department Of Washington.
PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING IRON AT
L THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.
PAYMAsTER's OFFICE, u. s. NAVY
No. 26O Il STREET, WASHINGTON, d. c..
July II, 1885.
Separate Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed "Pro.
possls for Cham and Bar Iron" will be received at
this Office until SATURDAY, July % 1866, at IL
O'Clock M, for the following artic es, which are re-
CURED for immediate use at the Wa hington Navy
Yard, viz:-
100000 two hundred tbousand) pounds Chain
Links. II inch diameter and 15 inches long.
10000 NINETY thousandl pounds Cham Links II
inch diameter ana 13B inches long.
40 000 (toTty thousand) pounds Chain Links, ! 1-l6
inch diameter and 13 inches long.
5000 live thousand pounds 81 inch round Bar Iron,
refised
1000 two thousand) pounds 81 inch round Bar
Iron.
1900 Fifteen hundred) pounds 1S inch round Bar
Iron.
2CO0 two thousand) pounds q inch round Bar
Iron.
The above articles to be delivered at Washington
Navy Yard free OF cost to the Government for freight
or transportation subject to INSPECTION, and at the
risk and expense of the party furnishing.
Sufficient guaran tee for prompt delivery will be re-
quired OF successful bidders
CALVIN G. JACKSON,
7196t Paymaster u. S. Navy.
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MARSHAL'S SALES.

a EARSHALS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
MI writ OF sale by the Hon John Cadwaader judge
the District Court OF United States in and for the
Eastern District Pennsylvania TO me directed Will
be sold at pubic sale to the highest and best bidder Tor
cssh AT the store OF POWELL SEIGER CO., NO.
l27 n. FRONT street, on WEDNESDAY August l. AT
g baISels KIliikinlck Smoking Tobacco, u boxes
Tobacco scraps hOgsheads TOpacco scraps, uerees
Tobacco Scraps, l large Press cutting Macnlne'
Stove and Pipe. n n pITN,AVEp
U. S. Marshal Eastern District Pennsylyanla
Phi ladelphla, July II, 1866 ~ tu IN sot