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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-16
BALT1MoRR CITY DIRECTORY.

We call the attention of our readers to the
cards of the following firms, which appear in
our advertising columns. Dealers may rest
assured of securing bargains at these houses,
where they will find large assOrtments in
their respective lines:
CLOTHING Il FURNISHING GOODS.
THOMAS MCCoEMICK 4 Bro, on the cor
ncr of Calvert and Baltimore streets, are
practical Merchant TaiiOrs, and have on
hand an extensive assortment Of every
i,radc Of Cloths. Cassimeres and Vest
ings, which they offer to make up in
SUITS ut prices to suit the times. This
firm has also Clothing House in Rich
mond.
SMITH, BRos. Il Co, Nos. SO and 40,
Baltimore street. have perhaps the most
extensive stock Of Clothing in t. c city,
and their liberal style Ct 4 )iue business
should secure thoW a share of tac prlf.Ec
l1iona-". Ii yni want fashionable
''.o'a'r- at re::~5uaac rates. - 10 Mars
':e iIa,I. Read The &" p'eige ~ AL
ji!"r c,.u:..n.
.'.P. KAUFMAN {: Sos. j,.s'ers ~ Gents
iuraianu. Gools:'at 10 1874 IjaItiiuulc
street, lew doors from Light, offer s,i>
Iev:or inducements to those who need
anything in their line Their stock Of
fcady-madc- shirts, drawers &c, is UNI
surpassed, aud they are at all times pre-
pared to manufacture to order, all arti-
tiles necessary t" the completion Of
gentleman 5 toilet.
HATS, CAPS. &c.
HARRY {. NICETy's Emporium Of Fashion,
No. 81, West Baltimore street, nearly
opposite the Maryland Institute, is u
great place of resort for those who need
anything to protect or adorn the head.
Ills Hats and Caps are always Of the
latest style and finest finish, and what
he has not on hand, he manufactures u:
the shortest notice.
JEWEhRY AND SILVER WARE.
ANDREW +. WARNER. Gold and Silver
Smith, at his old established stand No
10, n. Gay street, offers to the public Il
superb assortment Of rich and costly
jewelry, silver ware, &c. In buying from
this house, YOU may rely upon every ar
ticlc being just what is recommended to
be. We advise our friends who need
anything i'll his line, to give Mr.. War
cali.
FURNITURE.
$. S. STEVENS & SoS. dealers in Furmi-
turc, have large warehouse at No. ),
South Calvert street where those WIN
desire to rcTcniSh their stocks of Fur
niture. will find ample opportunities for
doing This House can supply what
ever you want. and at prices unepuaicd
for chcarmcss in Baltimore or elsewhere
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PUBLIC SALE
USEFUL HOUSEHOLD AND LIT CT
ET FURNITURE.


TNXPECTIHG to take charge Of BOARDING House
A. elsewhere, which is amply furnished through
out, | shall offer at public saic, Oh
Tuesday, 23yd Of Ja"uu,y, 1866.
all the Furniture, Fixtures. SC, appc~tainlnc to
the Union Hotel" CharI, stown. The Furniture
Is generally plain but Of substantial quality and in
good condition. Among other articles it may suC
flee to cmuIne:"tc the following:
B,d5' BeGsteads and Bedding several good Mat
tLczses, so yards new Carpcting; SO do worm,
Wardrohcs; bureaus and WasLs;audS Sofa;
Lounges and ScttCcs; Parlor and large DIuir.; IA
b.cs Chairs "f every description Clock iut!:ing
Glasses, Hnstors, Lamps, AndironS and other arti
ci"s oil "sc unn.r'I ssary 10 1tiOn. Also Cook,
Wood al nd > Goa Stoves.
One barrel superior Cider Vinegar. A la rye and
E, nrr"i SUPPLY Of Plates and large Dishes, Tea and
and Coffee Srtts-W OGDEN, Ti,: and Earthcn Ware
Pots and Ovens, Barrels-Boltlos aud J:,ra.
One very superior cow n not sold PRIVATELY
She is fresh and her milking qualities equal to
the best Of the county.
TERMS - CASH and no property removed I'M
til terms are complied with
REBECCA J. DONAVIN.
w II FoRE,1AS, Auctonccr.
January Q, 1866.
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STONEBAKER'S
NERVE AND BONE EMINENT,

Rhcumatism, Sprnirs. SwcIsd joint. Sore Throat,
Frosted Feet, Poison, O!i ;orcs and Bruises Fresh
Cuts. COINS, Mumps. letter. Pains III thc Limbo
and Back, SwCcny On Man or Beast, SHddic"r Cot
lar Calls, h'stCNPcr, Scratches. &c, On HnrsCs
ard NSulcs, and all diseases requiring ez tcImaI
remedy.
All who know and have used S'rONEBRAKER'S
NERVE AND BONE Ii \IMENT, will testify that
it Is the most pOpu lar liuiInent ever sold III any
country, and that il has gwen pc trct at.sact ion
wherever 1t has been introduced, taking the place
OF all Others.
This is strong evidence of its great powers in
removing Rheumatism, Psins, Swc!ngs, &c both
on man and beast. No LiniUcnt has yet been
made to equal this. 1t only needs trial prove
its great virtue. Every bottle warrcutcd OR the
money refunded.
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ATSQUITH & BRO.

HAVE just received the following, in Part, of
L large and complete stO. k for the Holidays:
PERFUMERIES-
an admirably selected va
ri-ty- such
CoLnG HEs, ESTRAcTs NIGnr BLoos1-
I%G CEREUs, PATcf"U LY, New MowS HAY, SC.
20 1E4DES, SOLfPS, &C
HIwcy's Dental Cream, Tooth Paste, OIcatc
Cocoa for the Hair. Shaving Cream, Lip Salve PD-
made. PhiOcumc, White Pond Lilly ; Glycrrnc.
BJqu"t. Puncinc Brown Windsor, Almu.d Pa I'm
i"ney, Bath, and other Soaps.
BRUSHES
lair, Tooth, Ficsh, and Nail BRUSHES, of the
best make, aud newest md protticst finish. Toilet
and Pocket Combs. Port Fvi!us, Pocket Books
Pens, Pencils, and fine assnrtm Of Sta ioncry.
FRENCH CANDIES, GUM DROPS, SC.
These with many other things have be Gu brought
Christmas demand. Call and examine
DC 10. l>6j.
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4 GOOD TIME GINNING, B0YS!

COOP TIME C3MING, Boys!
HOLIDAY GIFTS ABUNDANT.
FE'liE subscriber will have in rcaGurss for 1lo A.
Dr'Hcii!t:- Christmas and II festive. sraSr,.
'''='' ''.' - "'' F"rl't "r-'riln. ~ 90
CAKES, CO>,FECT!r:E!:iEs Md TDlS.
which for c%C"lcnr" aud vtli"Iv h.. ury,.. 1. ar.
.c' u 'NCrC3,d il. this Iu.,' . IL 80 o.: ,.4
FRUITS aud G!S vii ,Inl;ar. ..,..-. l5.,j
;,i' d,-criT;;'i', ""u i'.si from tie :,r.s 80. ih
Gty Merchants. Lie s,!rc iu VI TOY = ,,. '...,i
'' th great care. and ir !'r!- ;,--tIt.. ,ll.t l..
his I,Cf b" found something a. .I;t ali TASTES
Cain early get fms Ci.u &C.. y I,. She, ,.
= u! iish t" j' advInC- by i itIrnn- l., - t,
hrSt tap 4: tue Gr"''.s, ~ P''c their clarion
~ His supply Of Fr:1it, Spongc, Pound and
other ca EE.S, is very large, and the superiority
OF tn! quality will commend them to all. lie vii
furnish IAN lies Or parties on M"st Ibr,nl terms.
Charl"stown. Dec. u. 1865.
no! H0!! CIEniSTJ!hS IS COMING.
EAR Mother! have come home t" v;,t,
II To march as.d sleep in t,ui no more,
Since we can live 50 very chcsp,
By buying Goods at FurCman's Auction Store.
Ie, this lsnnpsack be my pillow,
NV bed upon the floor,
For / wilFn"t b. $ early,
l''n going to the Auction Store!
Tramp Tramp! the boys arc marching,
The fighting now is DER,
We are moving. VIC arc moving.
l1U! FUrcmau's AUCTION SToRE!
FOREMAN also desires to give notice that he has
Oh hand a large and complete assortment of
LADIES AND GENTLEMAN'S GOODS.
which will be offered at Auction, every day and
night from this time forth. The Ladies' arc spr-
day, as art les will be offered, in which bar
gains may be obtained, spCcia ly adapted to their
choice Hours from 3 to O'Clock in the aftcrnC OF;
and at mis- ht from Z to 10 O'Clock.
December 10, 1865,
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LOWEST RATES OF BEsr Co.iPAHIEs.
TINIIE Charter OF this C"mnany requires de-
post a: not less than :: 100 900 with the Treas
urer of the State, as gut'"mtrc of faith with tn.
policy holders.
This Company is prepared t" issue ordinary life
policies Tor "Im of years, aad ten years -iUr-
ivi;urc life nnliIr-.
Also, POcirs IF Endowment, Annuity, SC
FICERS:
GEORGE p. THOMAS, PREsIDExr
BOARD OF llIR|CTuHS:
HAMILroS FASTER, If iI"Iniiton Faster & Co.
ALLEN \. CHAPMAI. at Kirkland, Chase & Co.
GEO. p TmusAS. ui Helm, Nro.!cInus x Co.
IICG:I SI-$''N, Steam Mirnc Works
IiIRAM W""rs, Jr at D"U"hcrtv, Woods s. Co.
GEO II NiiLIGR. Of t!i!ruth, Miller g. Co
TEOM As CAS- ARD. Of Gilbert EasSard & Co.
WILLlA3 DEvKIEs, of Wa. d. vrcs < Co.
CHARLES W FEB, vi Thomas & Co..
EE. J. 1. hTH!lTH,
-N"'ic"i E"o'"j""" for .j,Gc'""n County.
On charge Tor Policies. Stamps or Medical
FIX 'mnat For tables OF Rates, &c apply to
III" "iii OF the &''m-pa' y, Is South street
Franklin Bank, tn
l.. NJ. AIS4TITH, Agent.
Nov. :, lS65. ChurlcstDwu, Va.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,

,
NEAR CHARLEsTowN.
'TNHAT handsome Farm, known as the Haincs
Tract, situated one mi southeast of Charles
Town, is now offered Tor sale. Tho land consists of
ESQ ACRES,
Is very productive, has ac exposure, is comractIy
lald out, and possesses commanding view Of the
surrounding country. The improvements consist
tSSgEA Of Frame Dwelling, Corn House and
IE65b4 Stable, Stsne Barn, Blacksmith Shop
Water.
The fertility of the land, its proximity to mar
lSetS, to schools and churches. together with the
cultivation and refinement OF the ncighborimg so.
ci1ty; unite to make this farm of the most de
s'ranic In the county Of Jefferson. The land may
now be had at private sale, Dut if not sold before
Tie First day of March ncrt,
will be sold on that day at 10 o'clock before Red
nan's Hotel in Chhrcstown, the highest bidder.
r i + RES.
One half cash; the remainder in one and two
years, equal payments, with interest.
- For la thur particulars apply Ia
San 9, I566-tF
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lave YOU TRIED IT YET!
THAT SUPERIOR 1vu1sKEY.
AT YESTERDAY & BROTHERS,

ne10 Bur-Roon,, IN Me Basemcnt Of tie
"'SPirI Butldi"g."
WHICH is beg ond question the most superior
that has been offered the ra'ates the low
ers of the ardent in ChAr!esiown and its environs.
The conductors of this establishment determined
thai nothing hall be wanting their part to make
their BA K an acceptable 20 ;hOse who indulge,
and the truth OF this statement may be easily
tablshed by call upon them. They also pre-
pared 10 furnish all kinds of MIXED DEISKs adApI-
ed to the season, in style not be exceIIed here
or elsewhere.
They keep also hand, at all ttnes an sssort-
nnent OF SUPERIOR CIGARS, aud the CHOICEST
CHEWING TOBACCO.
Their OYSTER ROOM is row ia the fnlI tide Of
successful operation, and those who would enjoy a
plate OF the delicious bivalves have only drop in
CalI-ere you 90 to ary other
On J. H. YESTERDAY & BROTHER.
November T. 1865.
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% VHDLI's SUI-ICI Ed y
J1-Dealcrs and Druggists allowed liberal dis
count For prices and particulars address sole
Ageutof the United States
JOHN F. WILSON,
w. Corner Howard y Camden streets.
BALTrMoRE, Nov Z, 1865.
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Rats! Rats! Ra>S!

RATS COME OUT Or cuuR HOLES TO DIE
Great Destruction of Pats. &c,
II is a Paste aud used II Bread.
Every Box warranted Il Do al Shot.
No one risks anything trying it.
As it will destroy all your
Rats. Mice ,Rpachrs, Ants, sc.
Or you can have your money refunded.
Try it. and if 1t don't lay your Rats, &c.
YOU can get yUuI money back.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-18

Resignation Of Ex-Governor James Pollock, ths
Director - His Opinions Of the Preadenru
PotCy-Mr. Pollock Win Not Sacrifice HIS
Manhood for Office, Etc
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES
PHILADELPHIA, September Ia, 1866,
His Excellency Andrew johnson, President oC
the United States.--Sir:-I hereby tender 10
you my resignation of the Office OF Director of
the United States Mint, which hold under the
appointment and commission of our late and
ever to be lamented President, Abraham Lin
coin.
cannot approve your Policy as defined bY
yourself in your lato public speeches, and prac-
tically illustrated in deeds OF violence and
blood by its advocates and defenders IN Mem.
phis New Orleans, and elsewhere. L cordially
and unhesitaiingly approve of the Constitutional
amendments proposed by Congress.
They embody the true policy of reconstruc-
tion-are just and more magnanimous than
treason had any right to expect or in justice to
demand. Their adoption, in my opinion.
would at once restore harmony and peace to
every section of our country desire the ear
lest possible reconstruction Of the Union. upon
the basis of truth, honor, justice liberty, and
equality.
for its accomplishment; but in the name of the
patriot dead of the late war, and the living and
loyal millions who then stood and still stand by
the nations flag, protest against giving to the
late rebellious States premium for treason and
rebellion by increasing their political power.
or granting to unrepenting Rebels the right to
make laws for their antagonists; to govern the
true friends of the Union, whilst in their hate
of freedom they disregard the rights of eman-
cipated millions, and deny to the loyal citizens
of the United States the ordinary privileges of
American citizenship.
cannot sacrifice my manhood for office, nor
will l approve under any circumstances, that
which every sentiment and feeling of my heart
condemn. regret the necessity that compeis
me to address you thus. l could say more;
can say no less. Longer silence would be dis
| honor.
l will delay sending this until your return to
Washington.
| Very respectfully yours,
JAMES POLLOCK
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DIED.

FAIRCBID.-on Sunday evening, the 18th instant
ANNIE ROSALINE, daughter Of william and Rosa
line Fairchid. aged year ana IL months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF her parents NO.
24 s. Second street. Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
HARRISON.0n the 18th instant, from the effects Of
wounds received at the battle of Peach Tree Greek,
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, late sergeant Com
panv X. 28th p. ", in the 26th ear OF his age.
nIs friends and those of the family also the members
of Company X 28th p. " and Metamora Library A'so-
cation respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from the residence OF h father Hugh Harrison No. 1913
Shlppen street, on Thursday morning at 81 O'Clock,
without further notice.
H0DGS0N.-At Oxford, Chester county, on Monday,
the 18th instant MARK H0DGSoN, son OF Mark A. and
the late Sophia H0dgsOn.
Funeral will take place from his late residence, Ok
ford Thursday, the goth instant, at O'Clock r. M
WILS0N-0n 18th instant. STEWART SELLERS,
son OF Stewart and Saie K Wilson, aged years and
months
The relatives and friends of the family invited TO
attend the funeral from his parents residence No 6lt
N Filth street, on Tuesday, the 18th instant, az
O'Clock. ~
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
tFor additional City Intelligence see Third Page.

CHURCH ANNIvERsARY.-This evening an
interesting time may be expected in st. John's
Protestant Episcopal Church, Brown street.
below Third. 1t is the fittietb anniversary of
its consecration, and the congregation is look
ing forward to a very PLEASANT meeting with those
who formerly worshipped there-all of whom
are invited. There will be a number of ad-
dresses delivered by clergymen who know well
how to interest an audience, and what will add
to the interest is the tact that nearly all of the
speakers were connected with the church before
we have seen the names of the Rev. DR.. Newton,
Rev. Dr.. Seeds Rev. DR.. Clemson, and Rev. DR..
Morton; also the Rev. Messrs. Brown, Bounell,
Burk, and Graham. We are always glad TO
chronicle such matters as these, and to those
now connected with this time ehonored church
we wish the full qualification of their desires, a
full house, an interesting and profitable time,
and complete success in this as well as every
other undertaking.
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A LARGE HAUL.-The police made large
haul of river thieves yesterday morning. 1t
seems that for some time past the produce men
have been losing large quantities of fruit and
vegetables Finding their losses becoming
serious, they called the attention of the police to
the facts of the case. A squad of men were sent
down to Spruce street wharf yesterday morning.
and number of men, who were ostensibly fisher
men, we're arrested with about sixteen baskets
of sweet potatoes in their possession, to which
they could not give clear title. They gave the
names of Thomas Manning, John Sullivan.
Thomas Graham, David Walsh, John Geisse.
David Mccormick, Washington Weter, William
Gallop, John Dorsey, Anton Geisse. and James
Beekit. They had hearing before Recorder
Eneu, who held them each in 5000 bail to
answer,
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KEEPING A DIsoRDERLY HoUsE.-There
is row of frame dwellings, on the corner of
Thirty sixth and Market streets, known as the
blue Row. Whether it is from the color of
the old tlme-b battered frames, or from the sui
phureOus character of the inmates of one or two
Of the places, we do not know At any rate.
one of these places, occupied by fellow named
night. Leas and one or two others were arrested.
There was considerable disturbance going
on at the time of the arrest. This morning
Alderman Allen held G. W. Leas in the sum OF
5000 to answer the charge of keeping disor-
derly house.
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JACK SHEPPARD.-A young colored man,
giving the name of John Sheppard, was arrested
yesterday morning, at Seventh and Mary streets,
on the charge Of larceny. He had taken a
butchers coat from the Second-street Market
house, which contained all the butchers papers.
etc. He had hearing before Alderman Butler
this morning, and was held in default of $500 to
answer.
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

yancine tendenev Middlng, 840p36 oents. -Four
quiet and unchanged. with sales of 5000 bbls J
Southern unchanged, 200 bols. sold W9eat qu,et'
but LEES firm. Pork heavyj mess, SS3aS5 20. Lard
steady. Whisky dull.
NEW YORK, september ls Stocks better. Chi
I2S: do honds r0e: Michigan southern. 84R New
York Central, 1911 Reading ll5l GsPtO3 % 6s5 5
Erie Railroad 74 1882 1oI1Si IllSi lSs6; lOSt 10 4ps
98k; Treasury Notes, loogiOot' 1old' l40' Inc
money market is unchanged
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From Rochester.

ROCHESTER, September lS.-An immense meet
ing of soldiers and sailors was held in the City
Hall last evening. Speeches were made by the
Hon. I. 7. Stewart of Maryland, Colonel Stan
SILL of Texas and Colonel Thorp, of Livingston
county, New York.
The Common Council Of this city have made
arrangements to extend the hospitalities OF the
city to the loyal Southern Delegation, who are
expected here on Wednesday.
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NARRTEID

PARR-WILKINSON.-On September l5 at the Par
sonage of the Cohocksink M. Il. Church No. 1903 n.
Fifth street by Rev. William Cooper. ID. D., IOaN
dephia
.sNTTH-BRooKE.-on Tuesday evening, the llth in.
stan the residence of the BRIDES father, by the Rev.
ii. A. Brown Rector of st. Paul's Church, Chester.
BENJAMIN II. SMITH to Miss ADDlE L., daughter Of
Mark Brooke, ESQ.,, all of Delaware county Pa.
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GRAND ToRCHLIGHT PRoCEssIoN.-Ther
will be quite fine turnout tomorrow night. The
Republican lnvlncibles and the citizens of the
Third Congressional District favorable to the
reelection OF Hon. Leonard Myers, will torn In
procession with torchlights, transparencies and
music, at Fourth street and Girard avenue and
will then parade through our principal streets
seeing.
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WAsHINGToN SQUARE-This beautiful
square has been for some time past so infested
with degraded characters that no respectable
person cares about being in it's neighborhood
AFTER dark. The most strenuous exertions are
belng made by the police authorities to reduce
1t to something like respectability, and q num-
per OF disorderlies are nightly arrested in lis
vicinity. 1t is to be hoped that these arrests
will have q good effect
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The Southern LoyaIists.

SCHENECTADY, September ia very large anC
enthusiastic gathering of citizens Of ScheDectadN
was held last evening to welcome the delegation
of LOYAL Southerners.
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To DEALERS IN CLoTHING.-We have the largest
and most complete assortment of Mems, Youths,
and BOYS Clothing in Philadelphia. Our goods
will be found superior IN STYLE make and ut to those
usually offered at wholesale at prices equally low
OF lower. An examination respectfully invited,
BEHNETr Co.
TOWER HALL,
No. b18 MARKET STREET,
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RECKLESS JEhu.-oamuel Leech was
He drove through the streets in a most reckless
manner, and as he passed the corner of Fourth
and George streets, his horse struck down a
which he was driving passed over it, inuring il
very severely. Leech was taken into custody,
and this morning he mad hearing before Alder
man Shoemaker, who held him IN $500 bail to
. answer.
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AN AWFUL observation-disclosures Hassan
is the name OF one of those chivalrous knights OF
the present time who display their pro wess by
attacking defenseless men and women. Last
night at Twenty third and Naudain streets, he
CAUGHT hold of decrepid soldier, and was about
to thrust him away with violence, when Mr..
Milley and his wife and daughter intertered in
the soldiers behalf, begging Hassan not to hurt
him. Instead of being moved by pity to leave
the soldier alone, he threatened to shoot Mr..
Milley, his wife, and his daughter Mary. They
called tor help, aud the fellow then left, and
was soon afterwards arrested. He had with
him loaded revolver when he was arrested.
He was held in $500 by Alderman Swift to an
swer the charge of carrying concealed deadly
weapons, and for threatening to kill
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A CANDLE STUCK IN A TURNIP compares as fa-
vorably with the Sun, does smuch OF the Ready
made Cothng sold throughout the city with the
splendid goods sold at Charles Stokes Co.'s one
price, under the Continental. This was the sub
stance OF one of the speeches among the audience
at mass meeting the other night.
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FOUND DRowNED-VERDICT SUICIDE"
Last evening, the body of a woman named
Sarah Wanstanley, aged thirty-fve years, was
found IN the basin at Corinthian and Poplar
streets. She formerly resided in Bucknald street,
near Brown. She was discovered and taken out
moved her to the Station House. An inquest
was held ON the body, and the jury rendered
verdict to the effect that she had come to her
death by voluntarily drowning herself.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MoNRos, September lS.-The steam
ship Grenade, from New York for Charleston,
has put into Norfolk to repair her machinery.
Sailed this morning, steamer Cumberland,
from Savannah for Baltimore.
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If You DESIRE PERFECT PICTURES of any kind
20 TO Leonard Mays Gallery, at the southeast cor
ner of sixth and Callowhil streets He will be sure
to suit you. Give him call
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LACE CURTA1Ns-Elegant de signs in real Lace
and NOtting CHAM Lace Curtains, verv beautiful and
very cheap, at Patterns Curtain Store, No. 14OS
Chestnut street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-18

TWELFTH AND CREsNUT is the place to purchase
Cork Mattresses and Bedding and to have your Fur
niture reupholstered, vanished, and repaired by
practical woIkmen.