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MEDICAL.
VOX POP . LII.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No. ri South THIRD Stree

Price, $1'OO per Bottle; $500 for halEadozen.
he undersigned citizens take pleasure in cheerful
coughs, colds, cOnsunp pton. whoepng-cough, spoted
SEF TSr RHd pn in m the
e'ei & he TeHSdy T N, should be IN every family -
SGSTes a. Graen, % s%Hday isrcsrS EsSss S'5Ss 0Sce.
TSmGs %iSR SPlen F o15 bguTss SiSe pro.s
OrSn T3t H. oGd GdaTPeneT Fire Alarm and Police
Randolph, Front and s'tsSiS ombard streets.
James W. PeTrine No. IR9 Charles street.
John Woodsde No 1881 franklin street.
RS MaTSS So sc fiaHfln nHHf Ditfs s'feet street,
John Ssy moGr, y No Il sis CfT s. Front rest Street.
q. y. Howard No. Dock street
Rates & ssrSs Ne sS SS rSS S27 s,sst s. scOnd street.
a4y AssF naF GTe IL s5Ssa% sssSnG st4sss ssss
NJ hc%if aTthy 60 10 3 ETetR EGTstR stsHSs sfiey
v. F. BrooSs, NO.69 North second street
s. seymeaT e nsaG' Rose sS Bnseion HiS Is"a street.
Char es Rogers, No. 92l South street.
l. f. Thomas, No isS South sixtt street
William Earns, No 5l5 South Front street.
s. s. SANFORD Opera Manager -
Mrf. S, R, ChOate, Newark Del.
M. William B. Wryqht:-
sR:SWe take pleasure in recommending youI lTAR
aaneS as mUs %cee amy TemsdS
tor the complaints set forth in your printed D already
humaniy we WIN cSeeruy your G
ton to al afflicted with diseases which 1t designed to
Yours, etc, ~ -
DILKS q SON, Druggists,
n, f. corner Pine and Sixth streets,
For sale also at
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY B. CowDEN s,
DYOTT & co IS,
A nd all prime pal Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave urther to say ths
be prepared TO fill orders and forward the Syrup Il
part of the country. Persons desiring other nior
maj ion by nail will incOse postage stamp and answer
will be returned the exigencies OF business
will admit Address
WILLIAM b. WRIGHT,
$40 No. I'll s. THIRD Street, Philadelphia Pa,
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
IFOr AddtliOnal Local Nens see Ia, paae.l

a FALSE PRETENDER.-At the Central
station yesterday, young man OF genteel ap-
pearance, was charged with obtaining goods
under false representations. He had been
arrested at the KenslnPtOn Depot as he was
about TO leave for New York il was testified
that he had called at the store of Messrs Rock
hill Wilson, and ordered goods to the amount
OF $4,000 representing himself to be from Hunts
vile, Alabama. He said he intended to pay
cash for the clothing, as he had sold planta-
tlon near Vicksburg quite recently. Upon
leaving, ne asked to be permitted to take suit
OF boys clothes with him, Tor a son, which was
done. lie was 10 call the next morning and pay
for he goods, which he did not do.
Ihere was also testimony to show that he
called at the store Of De Coursey, BRYAN &, Co
selected dozen pairs of fine WOolleu drawers
and dozen woollen shirts, and took two pairs
OF drawers and two shirts out of tue bundIe
AS at the fTst-named store, he was to call ON
the following day and pay for them, but he did
not he there represented himself TO be IRON
Huntsville, Ala.
Similar representations were made at the
clothing store OF g. w. Reed d Co.. where he
ordered from nine to eleven thousand dollars,
worth OF goods; also at the store of n, r. Tag
CERT Co., dealers in hosiery, where Goods we're
ordered, and at which handsome KNIT shawl
was obtained. All Of the articles We got from
storekeepers where found in his possession when
he was arrested. His name is SAID to be j. E.
Walker, but he represented himself to be Il. A.
Brulst, OF the firm OF Bruist IL Co. He was COM
mltted In default of bail for trial.
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FIREs.-Yesterday afternoon, about half
past O'CLOCK an alarm OF fire was created by
a partial burning OF the house No. 25 N. Seven
teenth street. Another alarm was created about
head of whisky still, No. 1928 Jones street.
In both cases the loss was of a trifing character
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95, 000 pounds Wire Iron,
&c miles Insulated Tele.
graph Wire.
lO6 Reels for Wire,
43 Reel Stands, small.
10 Reel Stands, centre,
| / Platform Scale.
1919 lnsulatOrs, block.
l Coal Stove, with Pipe.
% Tool Boxes,
A sui Reels.
73 Empty Reels.
81 Rec STANDS.
16 Reel Stands. delivery.
g Reel Handles.
g spools Copper Wire,
No 20.
Is spoo,s Copper Wire,
No. 30.
a pounds Gutta Percha
I'm shee 81.
III Iron Spikes.
II Insu ated Bending
Screws.
20 Rub Der Rings.
60 cells Portable Field
Telegraph Battery.
303 Zines 1or Grove Bat.
terry
6 Empty Mercury Flasks
lron), with Screw
WIenches, Screw Drlv-
ers, SplIit Lamps, Sol.
derjng Irons, eIc.
nment funds.
I'D purchasers in which to
d. n. RUCKER,
Chief Quartermaster,
Of OF " asnIngton, ID. G.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
HNELEGRAPH MATERIALS AT AUCTION,
Il CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's 0FgICE, !
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,

1,,,,, W AbHlNG1ON, u. u, August D, 1895.
III De sold at public auction under the direction
Oh bftVet l. eutenant Colonel James M. Moore, As
slslahI Qual telmaster, at Warehouse ON G street,
near lWtni eth street, Washington, on THURS.
DA1, ,AtPust 80, at 10 A. NJ the following Tele-
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FITTING OUT BoARDING-HoU John
and Susan Williams had a hearing on the charge
of larceny. Arthur Thatcher, OF the firm of
Reeder & Thatcher, testified that the defendants
came into the store on Fourth street, and repre-
sented thai the female was a clearinghouse
keeper and wanted to buy some knives. Some
dessert knives we're shown them, and while
they were examining them the woman leaned
over the counIer in way to conceal the man.
TINS excited the suspicion of Mr.. Thatcher, and
he looked more closely and discovered the man
slipping package of fine cutlery in his pocket
This was followed by an intimation that the
party had come to steal, whereat the man be.
came indignant and broke away from Mr.
Thatcher when he proposed to search him, and
ran from the store; the cry "Stop theft" was
raised and the fellow was pursued.
John S. Parker testified that he heard the cry
and saw the pursuit, and saw defendant go to
the sewer, and was in the act of throwing some
thing in it when witness caught hold of his arm.
The package he had in his hand was dropped
into the sewer. Defendants were committed for
trial by Alderman Beitler The stolen package
was wO rth about thirty dollars.
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LIGHT FINGERED. - Alderman Godbou
yesterday held Thomas Murray and George
Thompson to bail to answer the larceny Of a
pocketJboOk.
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ASSESSMENTS IN THE FIRST DIsTRICT.-
The assessments in the FIRST District for the
month Of July amount TO the following sums,
according to the report OF the Revenue Assessor,
Mr.. FraZier:-
Tax on manufacturers productions .. S3l5 9O3 SO
lax on bonded goods, such as whisky,
cigars, and tobacco, and on duplicates. 1877 221 rs
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4oieJ oC -
Y Bear dsley's Signal
Ieleglaph Instruments
and Cases.
"a Beardsley g Instru
mems.
Il Augers.
10 Crowbals.
4 Cutllpg Ply ers.
2 Dial Handles.
10 hammers.
Z Ollers.
3 Pruning Knives.
8 j arge Reel Stands.
Is Small Reel Stands.
6 kuIber Cement Flasks.
s Soldering Acid Bottles.
6 Rubber Sleeves, 81 In.
6 Large Gear.
G mall Gear.
8 Rings.
~ Notices and Straps.
2SS lumbleTs Tor Battery
24r Porous Cups.
1G2 49, OF. A. o. d. } Pla.
tina Strips.
17t OF. A. o. d. Platina
Stllps.
$50 pounds Mercury.
]Ue5 pounds Nitric Acid.
6 carboys E SuiphurIc Acid,
14t0 rounds Nails, 40d
and 6Ud.
2GC0 lIsulators, Bracket,
90 Empty CarbOys
Itrms-Cash, IN Cover
Ten day s will be gram
remove their FOODS.
Bvt. Maj. Gen. an.
81 1Qt na,,
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CRAND TESTIMONIAL TO A WOUNDED
VI SOLDIER. . .,,.
a, Grand Testimonial viii be given to ALLoHMzo Lo M
BERRY MASSiON on MONDAY. August q, 1866
Tickets SO cents admitting a Lady and Gentleman.
s. ii l3t ALONZO BAKER, Secretary.
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A WATCH LIFTER.--Morris Harris was
arrested on the charge of pocket-picking on one
of the Walnut and Chestnut streets cars George
Thomas, OF Germantown, testified that he was
passenger on one Of the Walnut street cars, and
saw the defendant with one OF his arms across
his breast and the other hand raised with moneg
IN it, Witness missed his watch, and gave the
alarm, whereupon the accused ran, and was
Overtaken at Eighth street. AS witness was
walking down Walnut street after the prisoner
the watch was slipped into his coat pocket
Hiram w. Porter, of Connecticut testified
that he was on the same car and that his
watch was stolen at about sFifth and Walnut
streets. There was crowd about him at
The time, and he believed the defendant,
Harris, was one OF them, but he would not swear
to it.
Reserve officer Crout testified that in April
last he arrested defendant in Robnson's
picture store during an auction sale of
pictures, on the allegation that he had
picked pocket. AT that time Harris gave bail
for a further hearing, but did not make his
appearance at the time fixed, and sickness was
given as a reason for it. He was at large
up to yesterday.
Alderman Betler committed him for ninety
days, under the professional thieves law, and
held him to answer the theft of watch
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Who K1NDLED THE FIRE?-J. Lightcap,
proprietor OF a shoe shop at Front and George
streets, had partial hearing az the Central sta
tion yesterday, in connection with the fire at
his shop, which was about o'clock yesterday
morning.
Fire Marshal Blackburn testified that the de.
fendant occupies the house as Il dwelling and a
shop; that he has a fair stock: and that the
stock, fixtures, and household goods are insured
in the Royal for S3400; that Immediately after
the alarm OF fire was given, defendant, his
brother-in-law, and child were found dressed
the other members OF the family being out of
the city; that the fire was confined to some
shelving IN the store; and that the stock was
damaged by water 70 the extent OF about 60 or
rs per cent. of its value.
The explanation the accused gave of the fire
was that 1t had been done by an enemy of his
from the outside, and pointed to a hole in the
shutterboX as the place through which the fire
had been pushed. A bung-reamer was in the
box, and defendant said that the hole had been
made with it. The Fire Marshal gave it as his
Judgment that the hole had been made from the
inside, and he asked for time to produce an ex-
pert TO show it. The handle of the bung-reamer
had been temporarily fitted to it, and the WIT
ness said that similar pieces of wood were i'm
the cellar OF the house. The Fire Marshal
further testified that all the personal property
of defendant not insured was on his person
when the fire broke out. The case went over
for further hearing on Monday next.
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U
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
81 19t Depot OF Washington ID. G.
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PROPOSALS.

A SSISTANr QUARIEBMAsTER,s OFFICE.
n No 1859 GlKARD street
PHILADELPHIA, August D. 1866
Sealed Proposals will be receIyed M thts
office nTtu ~ O'Clock NJ, SATURDAY September
l. 1866 ior the immediate delivery at the United
states StorehOuse, HANOVER Street wharf. Pbiln.
dephia, Pa, Of the following QuartcrmasIers'
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IL you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
OF your Druggist take other, but send the money
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-11

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norm er bic Abiidt ertlart, nod Broipns-
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selrgrap6, NadJrid)ttn
SsDdb i,nrner Temierffeber.
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fertiat iifio.
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ben Tront init gtetal ousgeLegte 26er, fran5D1i6e
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rie bic Der h6heren. YiberoIer 9dbot fir ben Sanoe
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