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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

BURGLARsARREsrED.--Wm Smith
aud James Caldwell were arrested in
Adrian, Michigan, by deputy oOnsta-
BILE, Geo, w Friteher. for breaking
iutO the grocery store Of John Fritch.
or aud boot aud shoe store of Chance
\ Caldwell, of this plaOe, on the Gath
of last month, notice Of which sp-
peared in our issue of last week,
The guns, one pair Of boots and a
small amount Of the money was re-
covered They arrived here last Sat-
urday evening aud were put on trial
on two charges Of burglary aud lar
ceny, They both plead guilty TO the
charge Of entering Fulchers building
aud Smith TO the charge Of entering
Chance 4 Caldwell's. The parties
were recognised to court oa both
charges aud in default Of bail, Mere
committed to Jail Sunday morning
John Snyder, Of this place, was arres,
ted as an aeoomplice but was dis.
charged, no evidence appearing TO i'm
plieate him in the charge. Caldwell
is citizen Of this place, Smith had
been here but few weeks, aud had
lately returned from the reform farm.
He originally hailed from Findlay,
Ohi0.-F6ttOria Nsws.
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DIR. scRENcRs
MANDRAKE PILLS.

a ottDStttNee TOR CUfOnlef.
These fiiis are comp lsei Of varouS roots having
tAe power 10 Te'ax The sooro.ioos Of the liver A
promptly aud eneotualy e hlue plll or mercurv.
and without producing any Of those dlfAsreeable ar
eAnseroaa efeetA wheh often follow The use Of the
latter. ~
In all bilious alsoraers ,Aose pm. may h mad ,h
eonnaeaet Aa they promote the Discharge Of vliaied
pile And remove those Ohsiraetions from the liver
aud hniArs drsia which Sre ths eaase Of blliOu.
A1eoiions In gcnegai.
sChENCkS MANDRAKE PILLS ours sleh
headache andS disorders ofthe Liver, Indicated b.
sallow akin, eoaiei tongue, eoaivoness drowslne..
and general feeling Oh WEAKNESS ana Iasalludo
showins 'A'i 'hs liver b In torpid or ohalrucsed
In cA0re theae Rab nay b aaaA Win advaa.
taeo In al cases whsn = parssaive OF allera1lva
medicine h relalred.
fesse AZ tog ~pr. sehsaakN Mandrake Plh,-
and etarrve tnaA The tive hko1esoas Of he Dooler
are 81 IN oosesnmeAi iAmp--0ne whsa IN ths la.,
sAse q ceasnmptiaa, End .hs other In hls present
health.
sold hy en- DFusglaa and dcalers. Price IS ean.a
per box. rrine pal oinoo Ne. Is North ssA Street,
fhlladslpA.A. N t0l 4.
'seneral whsle.Ale Agents. DsnaA nasnss Co..
"a Park Row. New rork 5. &. HAnoe, los Danl-
tnors 81, nanlnsFe. Ma. John u. Park, n. 4.
cor. of Four,h and WAlnui 81, Cine nnnli. Ohio /,
Waller q TsysoI, ia ana i1s wahush Avcnaa,
Chi.@sA ln. Collins fiFosAsrs. ssuiAwuaA esses
. ssseaa and Vins ss.-. u. LOsis, No.
ihh AaA ". -. ne. ! ".
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The Situation South.

Tho snimosity existing at the
South amoug the "nnreconciled, =
becomes daily moro and moro appar.
snt Not single State recognized
tho National day Of Thanksgiving,
save South Caroline, whose Legisla-
turo adjourned over that day. The
prospeetof universal suffrage, in some
portions, has so exssperated these
Souihern gentlemen that they have
commenced an open warfare upon the
poor defcnccless freedmen, so that
they are compelled 10 fee for their
lives. Their Legislatures, In evory
instance, save and excepting Tennes.
ses, have almost unanimously refused
to endorse tue Constitutional amend
ment. ln their elections, they al
most Invariably chose TO represent
'hon, 10 our National councils, the
most deeply dyed traitors among
them. All. l
Howlcan they expect ds to be len
lent under such cifcumstanSes? I
they had shown the least signs of
turning reason and loyalty, the
would have had at least some clair
to recognition and forgiveness for III
past but persisting 10 the cours
they have chosen, they only riv,
their chains moro tightly upon then
They will be brought TO realisin
sense of their situation when Con
grcss has passed law, which the
ultimately will do, converting thei
States into Territories. aud treatin,
them accordingly. That they hav,
isiled to read the manifest DESTINY O
tue nation, is but too plainly eviden,
and they will, In the indefinite futur,
De compelled to return to their pos
ton as citizens aud States, with the
much abused slaves as fellow citizen
not only socially but politically
such will ultimately DO the statr
which they will have succeeded /
carving out FOR themselves, by the
own obtuse and selfish desires.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

TosEPHINE REDFIELD, whose res.
y idtice is unknown, will toke Ddtlce
thai George II. Rtd6eld, Of Sehecn coun.
~ Ohio, has this day filed IN the Court OF
Common Pleas Of soid County, his peti.
ton Tor divorce from said Josephine,
changing her with gross neglect Of duty
and with having irhuduleptlYa contracted
the marriage contract with petitioner, and
he asks that said contract may be an.
huncd. "''" iin.'1 .F t''
Th9 suid petition will be for hearing at
The February term Of said Court 1867
And tho defendant will take boticet thut
dispositions 10 BE- used on thui hearing OF
said petition will be taken at the Amer
ican Hotel on Broadway st. New York,
on the 10th day Of January, 1857, be.
tween the hours Of Y o'clock, A. ~. aud
10 o'clock, p. Nj Of said day. 10.
GIBSON g. PEENINGToN,
Attorneys oiPelitioncr.
dbrtQuQ,vRnfab OO -. % ..t t. D. Q
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Statements from Patient, 20.

49, ,.
lou. ~ sor'PeJ' nas savsu 'ne nie
OF NY uuugh'vr s"u p"s gs'SI nunureus
., uol,urS ,or ny,LN'N' u E' humphreys
Nv,nSeh, Nsw iS,
We I'sss u1u .I5 .ne pynens eln We nave
reIsiveu run youi i'vps'eu i'e'I,'palo"'
~ - releg.,"e, pmssyulq, rsnu;. !,
Eve,y,ons 70 wpota np'y y reuoI''lpnIeu p H
y mas 1eneniep inucn ny us use.-He''
" y. 'one', h"o,ne, W,soonsIT. ps :,
piSLh .n noTnh, ASIIH ,9 FL LAeb WV ses h"fK
~ ~. eay Pore " d,e,an, @ 1,,,,'S nJVD; 4.
s,SohI 80 80 1900 ~. ~.
mn",hs n nr"v;"r.1v u NH y;,hon, Sonet, had "a
a;oh, swna,.w which comnIo,eI, nrns,r.,ad
49, H.. "raS;nT Sn hp"rsoyass hS,y wo'IS
cnms nn m which ,,vo,s,a nrevsn, me f,nm
snsaL;nn.sanYa wh;.nor had ,hen
IA bJd', ,wS 80. h,aad;na f.. =
lnncs M fsnn;jv nhvsicjsn os.nrea 'ns
,h., ho cn1,d 40 9.,,I;no nee o. nc II
was nrnw;na rnoidlv ',ynsse and had hoon
- nsW s;noss ~ ,,sas,,
49," ',,"..,ha Al, s,,,, go, ;aI;a
,oJ | mnniI..L. 'ps0 "rpsanoo' I 'ns ~
Consnmn,;nn In tho haoinn;na ~ EN-
Mt. y,a.,, E.,kA- -
I.v' NV. So "asuo. y
49, ,.,,L S~,.ia ~ ~ d.. @ d..
',e WIN a oI'.ie ~ "e INhrAhhp hh-
sGEirFios, IN : Iew uays my oPPet'le,
wnich l hau eh'irely lost, re'urheui ana
~ IcsS mar TWO weeks she hign. swea's
were oroKeh up Iheceloe"arq ilgalnsu
suehgih raPldly' eha am now ignlnIiy
a'tehGlng 70 my 1uues US CLERK 10 'the
n'her'cuh b'oIe '9oo'c'y' III whoSeem-
navy sninyins "'s IA "a" .on,,b S w. Yn,, p o
despa'red OF my recovery '.-.'~.-eHI
9rii - Thomas ]. CoEeER.
] have Nervous or Spasmodic Asthma
for l years. During the last six years
! hOve never had an uninterrupted nights
rest. Il often seemed TO me that would
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13
Notice.

THE Stockholders Of the CleveIatd, Fl
= WbJne g. Chicago Railroad Compa'
ny, will meet at The ,fiiee uf Gibson q
Pennington. in the city Of Tlfin Ohio on
the 7lh day Of January, 1867, to elect :
Board Of Directors aud 10 transact sucl
other business as may be before TAG
meeting. ,By order OF
q THoS. RUTLER, President.
r. G. PEEEIEerJE, Secretary. Boz
decl3A2.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

. NIOl-Il = " INL-L l. LS-(-LN
in IT'S mosTADvANcED STAGES.
for the Radical Cure Of Asthma, Bron-
rhitis, Catarrh and al affection OF the
Luues, Throat ard Air Passages; for
General ond Special D,ranyemsnt Of the
Nervous system: for Disorders OF the
BLOOD; and for all Funeuopal Disorders
Of the Stomach and Bwels.
IT Immediately incveoses the strength
aud deepens the color Of the pale blood
II subdues the Chills AID Fever, and
dimiuishes the Expeeiora,ion. Il checks
the night sweats, always, in from seven
to fourteen days. The appetite is a,
once invigoraled sud the patient rapidly
q, ,ins A 81; the cough and the difficut
breathing are speedily relieved; the sleeT
becomes calm aud relresh;ngi and th'
excavations regular and uniform. o1
\ All the gsneral symptoms Of CON
! SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHf'
TUS, g., disappear with really aston
ishiug rspidity.. s,-s BE- j
The Prescription should be Used il
every cuse where the Pysician prescribei
Cough Mixtures 'Tonics, Iron, Acids
J Bark, Quinine, Cod Liver Oil. Whiskey
&C., and in every disease, by whateve
name known, iii which there is exhibitel
any one or more of the following o"
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's SOLOMON GAMBLE.


TAs. C. MYERS VS. L. G. Guy, before
- Ruben Carey, J p, Reed township
Seneca county, Osio. Ixa nt Ga. Iii.
The defendant L. G.. Guy, Is hereby
not 4 d that on the 24th day Of Nov,
1866, said Justice Issued un attachment
In the above achon for the sum Of eleven
dollars and hIly seven cents Sll.67).,
deci3S1 JAMES c. MYERS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

A special Dispatch saws that m.
mors aSs beginning TO circulate acsin
ct a change Ia the State Department
u Is now said that Hon. Reverdy
johnson is likely soon to take II,
pors-folio Of the Secretary Of State
Al all events, il Is pretty certain tha
someilnag has gone wrong roOently
for !. ia pretty generally whispered ii
diplomatic oirolsAi that Mr.. Seward
viii sssn rs,iss
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aleE Aautrtisements.


coLoMoN GAMDEE vs.. 4 G. Guy,
y before Reuben I. Csfey, Justice OF
the Peace, Reed township, Seneca county
Ohio. .lhI L'f lEi -
The defendant l.. G. Guy, is hereby
notified that on the 18th day Of November
1865. said Justice istued an alta chmens
in the sbove nctionlior the sum Of ten
dollars (elo).
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

CHAPPED HANDS and FACE, sore lip
" etc, cured It o0ce by the use Of HE-
cEMAN's Camphor Ice with Gycerine
keeps the hands son in the coldest
weather. See that you get the genuine.
Sold by Druggists.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

HEGEMAN'S FERRArED ELIXIR or
BARK.--A pleasant cordial oontsining
scl1sl prlnolplea of Calisays Bark and
PyroPhOsPha,s Of Iron. Sold hy Drug
gists.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

For making loo cream; "Piek on,
the prettiest girl you can SEQ, stir
gently into the corner, aud ask her
to give you kiss; you will soon have
= nies scream"
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The Manchester Examiner believes
the majority of the people in favor of
an amicable adjustment of the Ala
bama claims, and urges the early set
Element Of them.
General bankruptcy is expected
throughout Mississippi. West Ten
nessee and Arkansas are in better
financial condition, but will see hard
times. Great bargains can be had in
land this winter.
The United States Consul at verO
Cruz reports to the State Department
that Maximilian was to leave Oriab'
the 26th ult., for the City Of Mexico,
aud that tho United States Mission
was likely to be regarded in friend
ly manner.
The Herald's Sweetsburg special
says; "The Governor General re-
ceived information Of the intended
raid by the Roberts fenians on Cana
da immediately, via TerrescOn.O. No
troops are stationed there
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

declare now that CONSUMPTION is as CIR
TArNLT cusED As Intermittent Fever, and
and as CERTAINLY PREVENTED as Small
Pox.-Rey. Charles Z. King, M. D.. Ii.
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klNo'e
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION
Made from the prescription of Rev CHAs,
r. Kfso, NJ. D.. Ii. d., &C., for the
Hna prevention and cure Of fN
IN IT'S MosTADvANcED STAGES,

CONSUMPTION
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GLOTE1ITTG+. sR.. a"'
r---l- - -------O---- ofNRcM YAOaRuRT
Stxicker's Corner. ''''"
F Y0YJ on qTroya1 /" A
BR89@ AB @1U A9 s .s
QCILgTf y fvS AN .rll1l,5..,ll,. .,ll..li
Immense Stock Of Splendid Piece Goods, 9
'...i, ~
, COMPRISING: -
N 4'r' ,tsa. st ss.'a. T..
HEAVY BEAVER CLOTHS All Wool, EI5 .Irsr ,,,~ ,..,,
Vos~ - fWGg-4 ~ - vsrs. .-+..,.. sq.,l
FINE OH1uoHrLLA BEAVER, All OOlors s.s.s
~. .-gs.,., ..s. ID u, ..-f,. ~ 81
-. s
FINE DuESAANS ior WelcoatnsS .t1alss .tr.E
IMMENSE VARIETY tsii..
| irtfr1 rr:fIsfIC rta.T hfCli ,E9e-rs r. ...,s
HATGY CASSINVRS E9R SUITS or 7HV VERY LATEST SYLE,
ia Az aEpucas RazcHs. -.
| - p ,A -- tV $3.50 s3W,
! 2aooo IaA 1A1sem As.so1srN11npS.f OF 'E'r
l. 't'" .' '''nt nt@'.
FANCY EASyNElTs T9R SUITS OF YHE VRY LATEST sfYIL
AT REnuCEa RRlczs.
2aoo0 INA rARem AssoRrMnNT Of

READY M AIDE CL o THINq- or
! 10 .~~t'a-nrsr1 COMPRISING 49,
,sH1irag 22Varaors >
FOUR HUNDRED 0vERooATS from $3.50 to s29 oO
s
Casmeeo Suits from SO 90 to $27, So; r.. @
CHEAP CokTS FOR FARMERS, from sS so to $s oO ....
Pants and Vests in great variety and all prices; also
Ia . n
Fine heavy dopble and single Wamuses; (al woody
Wooden oyersh, Uuhdershts and Drawers (Soven and kniD
Cotton and Wooden Socks; fine XXI Linen Shirts;
Overalls Buck AMI Sheepskn Gloves; Trunks Satchels;
nd everything pertaining gehteman,s " -r.
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Notice.

deeisu9w6pfSb 90. =
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-09
MARRIED..

FARIS-LINDSON.-On the 9Th instant by Rev.
Samuel Beck, GEORGE FAIRS, of Cheltenham,
MONTGOMERY county, to Mrs. CAROLINE LIND.
SON, OF same pace.
JACKS KSON-MANN.-On Tuesday evening, March
6, at the residence Of William Mann, ESQ.,, No. I'LL
Green street, Philadelphia, by the Rev. j. Hyatt
Smith FRANKLIN JACKSON, of PHILADELPHIA to
Miss SALLlE, daughter of Mr. Charles Mann, ESQ :,
of Washington, ID. @.
THOMSON-TH OMPSON.-W evening,
March Z, 1866, by the Rev. John Chambers, GEORGE
THOMSON and Miss MARTHA NJ THOMPSON. IS
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VILLAINoUs ATTEMPT AT WHOLESALE
MURDER.-On Wednesday night last some
hesrtless, God-forsaken scoundrels placed fifteen
rails across the track of the Philadelphia, Will
mington, and Baltimore Railroad, a short DIS
tance below the Bell road. The rails were
placed in a cut in the road, and it was the evil
dent intention to throw a train from the track,
and perhaps sacrifice number of lives. The
through Washington train from New York
came dashing along ON Wednesday night and
the engine pitched into the obstruction, scatter
ing the rails in all directions, breaking neigh
boring fences etc. The engine and cow-catcher
were much injured, but beyond this mlshap no
damage was done to property or individuals.
Hanging is a light punishment for such out
rageous conduct as the above
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EAN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERrT.-"Brown's Bron-
chial TrOches" the most popular article in this
country and Europe for Throat Diseases and Coughs
and this popularity is based upon real merit watch
cannot be said of many other preparations in the
market which are really but weak limitations of the
nennina Trnchna
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-09

BEAUrFYING.-A number OF rustic sum-
mer houses are now being constructed at Fair
mount Water Works. One will be on the second
terrace overlooking the Wire bridge, and com
manding a fine view of the Schuylkill, and the
surrounding country. Another one will be
placed on the top of the reservoir, facing Spring
Garden street, and third one Just inside the
Green street entrance to the grounds.
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.SHoPPING.-A lady who had made an unfortunate
clerk tumble over all the stockings in the store, OBJ
longest hose that are made.b '1hen, madam" was
the reply, you'd better apply at the next engine
house /" If this lady is at loss whore TO find the
best Family Coal, We would advise her to visit W :
w Alters coal yard, N. Ninth street below Glrard
avenue You there get the very best at the lowest
rates. II more convenient, you may order at the
branch Office Sixth and Spring Garden,
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NEARLY CoMPLETED.-The tunnel for the
Junction Railroad has been finished to the north
side Of Market street, and about forty feet more
tunnellng will complete the work. 1t is proba-
BILE that by the first of May, cars will be able to
pass through it. The work has been prose-
cuted with vigor, though, from the character of
1t, considerable time has been consumed in its
construction.
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TIE MoRAvIAN CHURCH ENTERPRISE
Rev. DR.. Hoffman, who is pastor OF the new Mo-
Iayian Church enterprise in this city, has been
holding meetings for several months at the hall,
corner of Sixth street and Girard avenue. The
congregation has increased ia numbers so much
that they have determined to build q church
edi1ce. In order to aid in accomplishing
which, they have secured the valuable
services of Rev. DR.. Talmags, an eloquent di-
vine of this city, who will lecture this evening
at Concert Hall in aid Of this object. There are
but two Moravian enterprises in this city, but
the accessions to this church are being rapidly
augmented.
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SENT TO NEW YORK FOR TRIAL.-Lewis
La Pierre, otherwise Robert Keefer, who was
tried in the United States District Court last
week on the charge of forgery and fraud, but
acquitted, was yesterday ordered to be surren-
dered to the United States Marshal of the
Southern District of New York, with Thomas
Day, both Of whom were held here under lndict-
ment to answer q charge in that district,
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DEATH OF CATHOLIC CLERGYMAN.-
The Rev. Cajetan Mariani, pastor of the Italian
Roman Catholic Church, ''St. Mary Magdaen
of Pazzi," In Marriott street, below Eighth, died
yesterday morning at the parsonage, in the
SEVENTEEN year OF his age. Though he had been
within q few days tnat apprehension of speedy
dissolution were felt. A few months since he
fell from an elevation in the church, and the
injuries then received he never recovered from.
The decease of the venerable clergyman will be
source Of sincere sorrow, not only TO his con-
gregation, but to large number outside of the
Catholic Church. He regarded it as one of the
duties of his sacred office to administer to
bodily ills, and so wide a renown had he se-
quired for the cures he had made that the sick
hocked to the parsonage from all parts of the
city, the rich and the poor alike seeking his
aid. His memory will be not less cherished by
the poor of his congregation for his charities,
which were widely dispensed. He will be
buried on Monday morning next, and the
funeral services will take place at st. Paul's
Church, Christian street. below Tenth.
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Warerooms, No. 1921 Chestnut str

W. & b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall Sixth and Market.
w. g. B. Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W. & b., Good Clothing, Oak Hail. Sixth and Market.
W. & b. Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
w. g. b. Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W. @ B.. Good Clothing Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
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JEWISH HOSPITAL FAIR.-The treasurer
Of the Fair in aid Of the Jewish Hospital, lately
held a. the Assembly Buildings, has paid over
the net proceeds, $5073'84 to the Hospital Asso-
citation. The Board of the Hospital Association
has passed a vote of thanks to the Managers of
the Fair,
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The NEW DRUG STORE -Helmbods new store,
next TO the Metropolitan Hotel has . very large
assortment of drugs and chemicals besides being the
principal depot for the sale of Holmbold's well
known preparations. The assistants of this esab-
lshment are we'll qualified in all the branches of
their profession and physicians may depend that al
their prescriptions viii be conscien tiously COM
pounded. All varieties fdrugs are here dispensed,
Of the first quality, and at the most reasonable rates
In addition 10 the usual stock Of drugs, Helmbold
his celebrated preparations, the Extracts of Buehu,
and the Extracts Of Sarsaparia. The attention and
patronage of the public respectfully solicited and
satisfaction is confidently guaranteed.
Depots at N. 1O4 S. Tenth street. Philadelphia, and
No, 694 Broadway, N, Y.
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e=EsssZsesE9 A REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT ON THE
Sts SS' REGULAR SCHEDULE PRICES
Desiring to reduce our large stock of superior and
highly finished RoSe'cood Pianos, previous to the re-
moVal to our new store No. 11O3 Chestnut street, we
have concluded to offer them at prices below the
cost to manufacture. Persons desiring to purchase
first class Piano at reduced rates. should not fail to
avail themselves of this opportunity.
SoHoMAoKER & Co.,
Warerooms, No. 1921 Chestnut street,
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A NEW NEWSPAPER FILE We have just seen
newspaper file patented by Mr Jacob Frck, No. 81
Tbifdlstreet, and for sale by HIM, which, from IL
durability, convenience and neatness, bids fair L
have Q Large share of public patronage.
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CoRsETs AT REDUCED PRIcEs-GREAT REDUC-
TIoNs Mr.. John NJ. Finn will open to-day line
OF French Woven Corsets, at prices far below the
usual rates:-
French Cane Corsets at S1'40 per pair.
French Whalebone Corsets. at 81 80 per pair.
French WhaleboDe Corsets finer, at Sl'75 per pair.
Second quality, embroidered top, az $50 per pair
First quality, embroidered top, at S4 80 per PAIR.
Embroidered top and front Corset SO 80 per pair
Remember the stand, southeast corner of Arch
and Seventh streets
Mr. Finn has also opened a live of Nottingham
Lace Curtains, as lo1o as 1915 per pair
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G U r V Il Y N o T G e.
An persons interested in the plan of the
TENTH SECTION
THE
TWENTY-SECOND WARD,
Bounded as follows =
(NOrtheast by Stenton avenue
No OOe J Northwest by Mermaid avenue,
~ -'O' Southeast by Gorgas street.
(southwest by Germantown avenue, .
notified that the Court OF arter Sessions for the
city and County OF Philadelphia, have fixed
THURSDAY, March 20, 1866,
At lU O'Clock A. NJ,
at the Courtroom lain Building the State House to
consider said plan and objections against the same
which may be made by any feenolder and In the mean
while the said plan may be at the ONCE OF the De-
partment OF su Yeys for the City ofPhiladelDhia,
No. 2l2 FIFTH StTeess
-N JEsSF IIGHTF0oT,
Surveyor and Regulator Of the Ninth survey District
Depot Building,
Germantown
r. CARROLL BREWSTER
Solicitor Of the City of Phladelphiso
Docket s, page 80 224 lawtS 20
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-09

AN ANTIQUE PROPHECY
"ln ye year eighteen sixty-one
Shalle be a scathetul ware begun,
But, natheless, shale its end arrive
Withouten faile, in sixty-fve.
Then shall ye land in fame increase,
And mamie blessings come with peace;
For, certes, this TO you tell,
Both poOre and richie shale be clothed well,
And goodlie garb be in ye power
OF ale who seek mghtie TOwerW
Our stock of Clothing is the largest and most com.
plete iA this city, surpassed by IN material,
style and it, and sold al prices guaranteed L0IUeT
than tte L0tOeSt. TOWER HALL,
No. 6lS MARKET STREET,
BENNETT 6 Co.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-09

ARRIVAL OF FRUIT.-4120 boxes of
oranges and 1850 boxes of lemons arrived in this
city yesterday FROM Messina, by the barque Arln
-EIizGbeN,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-09

SPRING FASHIONS in gentlemen's clothing at
Charles Stokes & Cos one pnce, under the Con-
tinental.