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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-08

From the Rey D. Fendall, Assistant Editor Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia.
have derived decided benefit from the use of Hoof-
an German BhteIs and ieel 1t my privilege to re-
con mend Them as a most valuable tonc, all VITO are
suffering from general debility from diseases arising
from arrangement OF the liver.
Yours truly, E. d. FENDALL.
From Rev D.. Merrge, astor of the Passyunk Baptist
church, Philadelphia
From the many respectable recommendations given to
DR.. HOohand's German Bitters was in duced TO give
them trial. After using several bottles iound them
TO be good remedy ior debility, ano most excellent
tonic ior the stomach ID. nj RRIGE.
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Mr.. Wilson remarked that he should be in
favor of still further reduction of Judges, and
that in the act to amend the judiciary system,
which would soon come before the House. 1t
might be well to provide for such reduction as
vacancies occurred.
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warerOoms, No. 1921 Chestnut street.

W. B., Good Clo. hing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
W. & b, Good Clothing, Oak Hall Sixth and Market
W. & b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
w. & B., Good Clothing, Oak Hail. Sixth and Market
W. & B., Good Clothing, Oak Hal, sixthand Market
W. & b.. Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
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ABOUT A BARREL OF EeGs.-William

ABOUT BARREL OF EGGs.-William
Hadley, William McDevitt George L. Crapp,
and John Fitzsimmons, were arrested by Officers
Clark and Ware yesterday afternoon, charged
with stealing barrel OF eggs belonging to Geo.
Engelt. The eggs were stolen from Spruce street
wharf. Hadley and McDevitt were chased for
two hours over different parts of the "Neckn by
Officer Ware, but he subsequently succeeded in
aTestng them. Alderman Lutz committed the
entire party to prison.
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MARRIED.

BISHOP-LANDIS.-A New Orleans, on the 25th
OF December, 1866 by the Rev. Henry M Smith,
5. BISHOP to Mvs MARY Q. Lands, both of
Philadelphia.
IHOMS0N-TB OYPSON- "wednesday evening,
March Z, 1865 by the Rev John Chambers GEORGE
THOMSON ana Miss MARrHA NJ. THOMPSON. SIS
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SHOWING THE QUEER."-Patrick Malony
was arrested last evening for passing counter
felt currency in tie neighborhood OF Fourth and
Shippen streets Forty twenty-five and 6fty cent
counterfeit currency notes were found on his
person. He was committed for hearing before
the United States Commissioner.
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REMEMBER.

That this Bitters is not Alcohoic contains mo R,oa
or Whisky, and cannot make Drunkards. but fs the
Best Tonic IN the tcOrLd
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RUN OVER AND INJURED.--John Gray,
aged 25 years, undertook TO step from car on
the Darby and Philadelphia Passenger Railroad
near Mount Moriah lane, and falling of was run
over. He had an arm and hand seriously in
jured, and was conveyed to the Hospital.
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From Rev William Smith. formerly Pastor OF the VIM
ccntown and Mtllvlle IN. j. Baptist churches.
Having used in my tami a number bottles ofyour
Hoohand's German biters, have 4 say that regard
them eAcelent medicine, specially adapted to
move the dSeases they are recommended for They
strengthen and inVloTate the system when itated
and are useiu in disc Of the liver loss OF aDpette
etc. have also recommended them several of NV
friends Who have ried them ana found them Rrea-ly
beneficial in the restoration Of health.
Yours iruy, NILLI NJ SMITH.
No 066 Hutchinson street, Phllada.
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CHANGED OwNERs.-The Salem Standard
has passed into the hands OF f.. f. Patterson,
w. s. Sharp, the former proprietor, retiring. 1t
is a Staunch and incorporating Union paper.
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DISTURBING A CoNGREGATIoN.-Am man
named Edward Willar was arrested last evening
for disturbing the congregation of the Mariners
Bethel Church, corner OF Penn and Shippen
streets. He was taken before Alderman litter
mary, who committed him in default of $500 bail.
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WINDOW SHADES. Curtains, Cornices BEDDING
Upholstery Establishment. No 1908 Chestnut street.
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CHARGED WITH AssAULT.-Peter Fisher
was arrested yesterday afternoon charged with
being one Of the party connected with the as
tege, as mentioned in The TELEGRAPH at the
time. He was taken before Alderman Fitch,
and held in $500 bail
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GURss.-What is the difference between school
master and a railroad conductorf One trains the
mind and the other minds the train. The difference
in coal bought at different yards is very great II
you want the best, 20 TO W. w. Alter, No 957 N.
Ninth street. below GraTd avenue. Alter is a con-
fcienhous dealer, and sells at avety small advance
Branch office, Sixth and Spring Garden streets
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CoRRECTIoN.-Th advertisement appear
ing in a morning paper that the lecture of Rev.
DR.. Talmage, on "Grumbler q Co." will take
place at Concert Hall, this evening, is not cor
rect. Tomorrow (Friday) evening is the correct
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NoTIoE-Persons wishing TO contribute TO the sale
OF Fine Paintings to be held at Scotts Art Gallery,
No 1920 Chesnut street on Wednesday and hurs-
day evenings, the 10th and 18th instant must have
them in store on or before Saturday, the 10Th
instant.
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e-tss3ssEsIl REDUCTION OF 20 PER GENT, ON THE
We wv REGULAR SCHEDULE PRICES.
Desiring to reduce large stock of superior and
highly finished RoSetcood Pianos, previous to the
moIal to our new store, No 11O3 Chesnut street,
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.
SCHUMACHER & Co.,
Wnrernnna No 1n2I Cheannt strnet
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-On account of sudden
ndisposition, Mr.. Theodore Formes will not be
able to make his debut tomorrow evening Mr..
Franz Himmer will take his part, and it is said
to be one OF his finest representations.
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double width a-wool Delaines ali the new and
choice shades at 90 cents per yard, the are
now beng sold at 81 Is.
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SPRIHG MATTREssKs overhauled, mended and
made up new, at W. Henry Patterns, No. laos Ches
nut street.
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WoRKNEN sent out to do Upholstering Of any
description, at w. henry Patten's, No. 140S Chestnut
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SPRING FASHIONS in gentIemen's clothing at
Charles Stokes s. Co.'S one prlce, under the Con-
tinental.
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.CAsToRs put on Furniture, at Patterns No. 14O
Chestnut street.
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THREE BALES Paris, Organdy. and Jaconet
Lawns. the latest patterns, comprising some of the
richest designs imp orled Prices r. asonable
j. g STRAwBRIDeE Co.,
N. w. corner Eighth and Market streets. z
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HARD TINES! for all who suffer from any diseas,
OF the Throat, Lungs, or Nervous System, and haV
not used Hasheesh Candy. If you would find reli,
by all druggists -
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UPHOLSTERY work of every description done inn
medlatey ON call, at Patterns, No. l4OS Chestnut
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holsters AND PILLOWS OF the finest quality, at
w. Henry Patten's, No. 14OS Chestnut street
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CARPETS AND MATING cut altered and laid a
w. Henry Patterns No. l4OS Chestnut street.
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HERNIA OR RUPTURE treated with professional
ski J, and trusses approved construction applied
by Q. IL Needles, cor of Twelfth and Race streets
LACE AND MUSLIN Curtains, at Patterns, No. 1903
Chestnut street,
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PRICES REDUoED.-Have your photographs take
at B. f. Reimer's gallery, No. 624 Arch street; OK
cuted in splendid sty 10, likeness pleasing natura
life Ike; now is the time.
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MATTERs l0YER THE RIVER.

AGRICULTURE AL MEETINa.-A we'll at
tended meeting 'Of the farmers and fruit-growers
OF Camden an adjoining counties was held
yesterday at the Court House, for the purpose
rests OF agriculture throughout the counties
represented. There appears to be q fresh and
growing interest attached TO agricultur affairs
within q few years past in the First Congress
sional District, and farmers are awaking to a
spirit of experimenting in this branch OF
industry.
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The UNION TICKET.-The Union party
of Camden have completed their City and Ward
tickets and on Tuesday next, the 18th INST, viii
see that they are handsomely elected.
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sBRRKD MUsLINs, Tucked Muslins, Tape Checks,
Nainsook, Swiss, Jaconet. and Cambria Musns,
soft finish Cambria, Pigue. Buff Marseplos:
j. o. STRAwBBIDGE & Co.,
N w corner EIGHTH and Market streets.
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FURNITURE Repaired, Re.upholstered, and Var
nished, at w. Henry Patten's, No. l4Os Chestnut
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BLINDS AND SHADES Repaired, at w. Henry Pat
tens, No. 140S Chestnut street.
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CoLLIsIoN.-A collision between two
freight trains occurred near South Amboy yes
terday afternoon, demolishlng two engines con-
siderably. Fortur rate1y no person was injured.
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NV. corner i Eighth nth and marx Market sSrects.
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O

Observe the following symptoms resulting from Dis.
orders of the Digestive organs -
Constipation, Inward Piles Fumes of Blood TO the
bead, Acldity of the Stomach, Nausea. Heartburn,
DISGUST Iof FOOD, Flu W eight in the
stomach, Sour tructations, Sinking or Flut-
terin0 at The Pit Of the stomach swim
ming OF the Head, Hured and Diff
cult Breathing Flut or ing at the
Heart Choking or Sufocating
Sensations when In q living
posture, Din of Vision,
. Dots or Webs before the Sight,
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head,
deficiency OF PeIspiraton, Yelowness
OF The hkin and Ey ea Pain In the side
., Back Chest, Limbs: Etc Sudden Flu5hes
OF Beat Burning In the Flesh Constant
lmaginings Of EVIL and Great Depression OF Spirits.
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lust PUBLISHED THIS DAY.

lust PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
- PECKs POCKET BASE BALL SCORE BOOK for Clubs aud
Geld keeping the Of the for Nothing OF
hind has been Published before and will meet with asrse
sale everywhere Price 10 cents
Base Balls. 75c, 81, 81 80
Bsses Of duck with straps. STAPLES, iron casting &c. oil com
pele &S So So. - - 49,.
Large umpres and referees 81 s5 o. &C. $40
Bats DO 49, Soc, 7Sc., oil
Book Of Rules Regu s,ious, &c. Zoe.
Apy OF above articles will be by mail receipt
Of Price.
La,er discount. Wholesale Dealers J9bbers and Clubs
ANDREW PECK Publisher.
M Nas.au Yak
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HESRr H. LEKps Aucione-r
"ENRY H. LEEDS a MINER will SELL by

HENRr IT. LEHps AnctlOnerf.
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER will SELL by
i suction on TUESDAY. 18Th. and WEDNESDAY 10Th May,
lO esch day Gallery No. ~ Liberty It, sip~ door.
W sto Of Broadways
sTPFIB sPECiAL SALE OF VALUABLE FRENCH
RRONLES GEOUPES FIGURES, VASES. ITALIAN MARBLE
STkTUARY 6CThis co lection has gsi been received
direct snd will be found the taes collection ever before
offered the pabie Lis complains hspres
Diana il Cls.s Juiu. Cs C3lBmhu. snd toef Ma'e' Hs'
Chafeulasue ffaneos u" ffec Oaos
e,o Virgil Noltzife, Bruce sud Wallace scpo ugsA
Martyr 0roUps Rubsns AID Van Dyke Cofis' Lo A' and
SMALLER sUBiTCTs-Psssufs ,ri Folly Gsricncf M.rsppa
R.po.. Art. Payts Breions kchNd and ssaen
lueubrs Calico. Night and Day fs,h aad Charity iiaHei
Az aud Industry, wn uary O,aers
ITALIAN MARBLE SrATUAKf
GpFTK SLAVE by the late Professor Roefiis.
Bust, o! DANIEL WEBSTER AID HENRY CLAY by frof.or
Roechis.
Superb bns, OF EvY, after Thorwsld,en
Figure Of INNOCENCE. by Bogsi-
Figure Of FIDELITY. By David ke., &C. 80 800
Is above win be- on exhibition from TIT RsDAY, 0h day Of
May ..e TIL. thu Invoice re'sis ed on hi. ese
bsed and expressly desuei Tor tie t,cofson o. hfs
ell. house hbraries. gafsfis., Gr.
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KTTTATINNY HOUSE-At the Delaware Wates
IN Gap open 18Th OF May. The blin sasy, bees
greatly enlarged improved Leave foot OF Liberty a.
and and arrive b. re q, p 10. and e45 ?. m - :
r.. Dodge. Geo. n. Bodhesd IL H. Leeds
A. Quin,sTd Thoaia. NcE lrath. Richard Raven,
L. W RRDDHFkD Prorr.tSf
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8alee>bu Auctiott.

VOHN l.. VAN DEWATER, Auctioneer.-At No.
1871 Broadway, Courtand st THIS DAY, at ii O'clock
PLANTSC and closing sale Of aud choice Plants
cnns Perpetual Moss and STANDARD Roses al Of recent mpor
perfectly hedy fully warranted also col Of ihrubs Roots 8c
II ARGE SALE of GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
IL WIN be sold Newbem. North Carolina large amount Of
ORDINANCE and ORDINANCE STORES. Sale to commence on
18th day Of May 1866 st 10 O'Clock aud continue daily
until al the property the principal classes OF which are von below
sod
Iron and Bass Gun Csuiss Harne. Saddles Hsler'
Bride. Blankets Wheels Old Iron Lead Suths Armorers and
sad5e Tools Old Leather Sling Carte 0n complete nsntJ
Equipments Implements for Field and Siege Gans and otaeT Ge
too numerous TO mention.
ss articles be sold will be furnished upon application
0 this office. u..e o,
BY order Brevs. Major Gen A Chief q voISdsane
Washington ID. c. JASfLh MiEh9
Ordnance Office. Eewben BrevetCsp Ord Dept U. .. A.
M H. DISBROW's Auction SALE OF HORSES,
Rockwsys Pbaeton Depot and Express Wagons a9b and
No Ton Buzr. Hsness aud second hand FRIDAY
o'clock r. ~ No 100 Liberty s Gentlemen wishing 20 oler
their Horses &C., st tbs above sale will please give ssry notice
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EERRY LEASES AT AUCTION,

On TUESDAY May 49, 1865 at II O'Clock vii be sod a, pub
lie auction 10 higes, bidder with adequate security
The LEASE Of the Ferry es,ablhd from the loot OF Cort
lsnd street Jersey City j. iot term OF ten yea
fIoln the LIT day OF June, 1885.
The LEASE Of feuy es.ablcd nom the loot OF Forty
second Newlok 10 WeehAwten ~ j. for term OF ten
from the lot day Of November 1876 80
The LEASE OF the Ferry 20 be established from the basin a. the
North River point the New Jersey
shore thai be found practicable for Fm Of ten years hon the
Lot day Of June. 1876
Tho .sd FERRY LEASES viii be .old with al the h, rrv
ege and advantages thereof belonging to tho CoPon 81 hs oy
Of New YORK
time aud place. the LOFTS Frlnsin Mlfte' for
Also the UPfER HALF Of PIER a, Stanton sc, En-
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
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Mem Publications.


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Gonses ano farms nOanteo.


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A ENCOURAGEMENT.

A N'0o-''i-n-'Ni
On the death Of President Lincoln Mr.. Y. b. CARPENTER
e Artist widely the painter Of the celebrated picture
RsADI.G EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION Be
CABINET pKKDEsr LINCOLN, decided to give US
Family Picture Of the President The picture be called
1.-THE LINCOLN FAMILY IN 1861"
before their ayorte children and later The
President himself. from their midst
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Gales bp Anftion.

A UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSEL
N WIN be sod at Public Auction Wilmington. ~ c., THURS
DAy NV TO- 1856 he Steamer THORN with her Machinery CoL
ana 6ttute lie. Fear River two miles from
Wilmington c. Terms Cash, United stats Currency
NJ. G. GARBER Col. and Chief q NJ, Dept N. C.
Oso A. LRAsiTT Aucionser.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 4o3 Broadway
ID LEAylTT srREBElGH & Co.. successos to j. e. Cooley
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DY BANGS MERWIN & Co.. Nos. Goa and
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS May 10 and H. 81 oeocs
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