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, 1866-06-19
MR6rlMat.
WOMAN

FEuA11a, owing to The peculiar tnd lrpo<ss1sEe1s
ous which they sustain. their peculiar orssalzaoa
and the pc1ces they perform. xFe subject 70 uany e
fe7fBsa rad ailments peculiar 70 sas ssz- fFsedc*a
rom tness contributes IN 10 sual degree to toeiF has
ptueps snA wslar+. for nooe b happJ vao are III
No. only -, but 10 ons Of thess various sma1s eos
pls,u,s csu Ioax be sude7ed On Without taFuaV
Ing the general health Of the Individual aud efo toS
producing pc a1eot sickness and premature deeltas'
Sor Is It pleasant 10 e~ . physician for tho -
1ies of these Ya,tous A1D &sess.ous, and only "
"a tho u,cts urgent necesdJ VIII tFue woman ~
ttr lAc4tnee her greatest charm - 70 90 tasa ia
rex Will then thank III for ptactnx N tsr hand 'n'
pic specifies which viii be fousd etae>etous IN r.
1,sv,ps aro curing a,oss every one Of those oass-
scue complaints pecnlta1 to tho sG-
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6atchelor,s Hatr nye.

ns iseat Il the World. Harue,e. reliable, luat.a-
teeogss Ihs only perfect DYe! NJ hkappou. .u.at
S1'1 q; 1erf ,4. Az. RIG NE RATING rITR AGT OF
AlLNe LEuRs-feetoFe4+ preserves ed htrnttne4
TIT halr. Ro4d by III pEu6siaa. a.NlaElY
, 1866-06-19

The number Of lake vessels registered
Y M,,,sFs o:cs @ fSes de noe include ha s@s1
hooxert. ano many cansa!an craft Surely these
tons, still there u much inquiry 1or Iesgels. !
, 1866-06-19
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

All shts Of Gram reported IN 1hIs n2afk<s report
n7adE On b1sfS Qf 3c s1ofage, HnIks2 otkerttse
ertFessed.
- MoHpAF ETKxIya. June 1s.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EREAEUft-Tnt follow.
ing IL The t0rpt tAe1N or The three foa IL
, 1866-06-19
fl4 1871 lct
CORPORATION NOTICE.

I tNAA4 O4st1 4kcN NO 41CE.
~ OFFICE or THE RoARo ~ PCulto woaxs,P
CHICAGO. June u. 1885,
Whereas. the Common Cou.csl OF the :.fty or Chi.
esxo ~ oastsd aoat tne eig,.ee2 IT,. asJ 91utng
to Chicago b stdet I'd to The wlo,h Of - fteL aad
eItetdtd Of II: same uid b eas 10 Csrk streer. nj
king the south lEne thereof parallel to ij lQ feat
toIsh from .ne north line O. Monroe str .et.
Now. Therefore. public n1s&c- l. hereby given to Ill
On, fnSessstee ihat the Couc1i.si ,neEs Of tne
the Court Ho in said city ths 7s1 day ofJ1ne
p: 1sdd q tha hour Of 10 o'coek T. n to aaseas
confer ed toesther with the costs Of the ploceed
icgs. By reaso1 Of the doing ct s1ca work and the
making q sAid eootemG,atsd inpso.ement.
Is. st'fp Of land about II feet wide, ft ths soath
snd q ot "a from the south eud OF snb'ot of lot
Of W. th part q lot s..in ot,a2e .eeata iset
sna as o% n d1e y oas 4 es sas a o. 10i1 IL
north end Of lot and from tug esss Of lot {, and
STRIP o. land sbout l. feet Wide kle nnfth end OF
the vest Of los 8. aud from lots ant g. al In Block
III, School Section Aedluoa to Chicago.
e. GrNDELE,
FRED. LRrZ,
=. :E :. q. J. ROSE,
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public Works.
, 1866-06-19

:. fonmERCtAL.
MONDAY EVENING, June 1a 1856.
Tie following table Ahors the receipts anu ship
N, nts OF Produce during the past fofry-e.ght
, 1866-06-19

Dr. Beaumont continu to sreas vith sr.at Success
~ h'nod sd skaa nl,esse: Female lsr:xu'nlstes
MANNER. tsftce H1 Randolph Il, near Deasooru
els fe&t st y JAx
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1TAfSB 10 1HK UNf01 BToGK YARp8.
TEzins Mr. run TO the Union Stock Yards oyer the
p1LttoutEh Fort Wayne Road, leaytnx the depot at
The corner Of MkdlAon and Caaal streeta. The 1are
10 cenIs zach WY, when tasr u p1iu On the train
cent1 extra Will be charged.
TIVE TAuLK.
, 1866-06-19
Hell MBOlD'S
EXTRACT OF BucAu.

Hundreds suHe4 cn IN stioee. sd hundreds 1t
Others apply vainly to drugs.sts and doctors, zAo
elthermersly tznts,.zs then Win tho hops ef cure
or apply remedies which mates them xorss. xosld
not wish to assert anything that would do inusscs
to the anaicsed, bns an obliged to say thak. A.
though IL ray bc produced rom exresstye e1hsu.os
Of the pnwe11 Of nse. b5 tabaz.oas suploJment w-
wholesome ar azt food. profuse mens.suasoa. TIE
u.eeftes md conse szd nsqaens ch1dsi.sh, 1t is M
ost&ner caused By direct irritation. applied to shs
MUCOUS membrane Of the vagina it.e1f.
wnsa reviewing the causes Of shsee dlatrsssacs
complaints, It l. moat painful to contemplate tho A.
tendsns e7fls eonsequen. upon the. It u but nups
Justice TO tho auhscs snumssate few Of the naa1
health ard happiness Of xu.n n Ill clssses Of 10
ciety. snd which, consequently, Affect nors OF 1ee
directly, the weltsre ot tho entire human t,m,1y.
The naana that cx1ss tos precoe1ous education md
marriage, cansss the yeazs that nature deasgnea 6s
eoporesl Development to b wasted sud pe.y-st din
the restraints OF dresa. the early confinement Il
school, and especially IN the unhealthy e1citsmsnsof
%h& hall eFhr -l%1.& A1A. ~ FxtA
the ulnd unduly excited bJ pleasure, pezvertips IN
midnight rove, tho hours dezgned By nature for aeev
md rest tho work Of destruction hal fAeconplused-
In cosequeues Of this eas3y sttain upoa hee System
unnecessary effort Is required By The delicate vosy
10 retain hsr aisaatic IN schoo. 1t latez day. tas
aE1r1yAsink the svt. Wien one excitement Is aysE.
another prospective keepe tho mind moSp,d,J sen
sittre to impression, while the cow constant
Of tsahionahe dress, abso!ute,y goshtddm9 III e1e7-
eiso Indispensable to the attainment and Esteution oe
organic health md strength. the s1posuse to uishs
air the 1uddso change of t3nperatu.e the couplsr4
PISVIAA~1 p{VApAEA W eAlG39Af0 VR2C4Hx mu4&s u
necssalty, produce thstr legitimate effect At tas n
easly marriage caps the cl7ax OF misery, and rho u
fortunate one hitherto 10 utterly regardless OF Ia
plain dictates and reonst1auees OF her delicate
ture, becomes m unwilling subject Ct medical etas-
ment This u but truthful pictare Of experience
Of thousands Of our young women.
Long betore the ability to exercise tho functions OF
the genttadve organs they require an edueauos Of
the!r peculiar nervous system; composed OF what 10
called the tissue, which is In COMMON With the IT,
male breast and ps+ evidently under tho eoasrua Of
mental emotions and associations 1t IN eaxtJ period
cfnfo; and u "a sha,l subsequently, see these eao-
tons. vhen excessive, lead, long before puberty. "a
tabhs which sap tho verJ lfs Of their victims ere nar
ta.e hs. s.lecompIeted tha1r developsmmt.
For Female Weakness and Debility,
Whites Or Leucorrhms, Too Profase,
ExhaustIng, too Long Continued
Periods, for Prolapsus and
Bearing Down, or Pro.
lapsus Uterf,
We oFFER rus
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CHICAGO LUn Il ER mARKET.

sb+ last &vensy hnul. wete 10 bale4. The
!r port OF c1ez1 ca u 1s1 go .lss.
. The AfteneE It diana has arrived
, 1866-06-19

sHEEP-1he rrceiptl were 40 head. md the entered
aale1 comprise SO head. At &5.s1 for stock
6hte AID S51zN for good tsowcd Sheep. averaging
LII os- There YES tatr ttqul1y for heary mutton
Sheep, and prices we'll sustained. Bates We1e ~
follows:
...- Nc. Az. Price.
Gregory d Co. to Condor, .,,,..,,,,, 81 iii 5lsH
GrtKory Co. to Goodman...........G Is "a lo
GrsKts1 &c to shan9. 9.ey-.......+. e 1t $50
G.. ewtL to 8krtho1oruc 1U 4SQ
Eudu to hAIth0lomeH.u..,,.,.,,,y7 "a 81 {62X
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#eDtunAl.
MATTRESS OWN REMEDIES

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NJ kmN[W kFlN HWM KEM n UufH,X
n u W II lkk3lH 1Uk0M
4tA 4
--,- 81.
fxAwnDnaQ CURING H&YEKs
EVnURG<a0 GA A"
rMpuRN EPRfKG WAIEh
onorNr WATER.
30 o. sxteis S ,e ~ ts.ee ~ gsss1s =
rrsven.ive rsnf ana u n9, 1e ~ uaay tSoa-
ssaos WOO aa'e .! a4~ .A'ss. ~
, 1866-06-19

MONDAY ET1HIHt. June - l3H.
The rtcsipts and aalnoiea3 auf1nx The psAt forty
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VOX POP U Ii.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No. 771 South THIRD Street.
Price, sl'OO per Bottle; $500 for halEa.dozen.
The undersigned citizens take pleasure in cheerfuy
tine Hss of wTghts Tar oT
ysT P pains III IN m the breast h D0nfhl t
Charles g. VI son, F6rney's Press Office
Charles III, Grafen, Sunday Mercury office.
Miliam F; CSTblt, ASSOCIATED Press. MI. mai.
graph. Fifth and Chestnut streets.
Vi SS Charles street
John m WoodsIde % de- No S issi Frank iSf in street.
Robert % mr4S6 m4SmPsSn S 90 I6Osn Os Mas lsset street.
j Ss6loa No 81 s. second street:
ii, 6. Bartlett No. S27 S. second street.
SsTt dSSss 5S 5Sss% sssSnq .sss sssss
I. Nj Carthy, No 100 ETeta's 5 alley.
| George Wilson. No. 236 Race street.
" F. Brooks Brooks No. So So Nortn n, second st.Sn street
Charles Rogers No. 92l South street.
wam Iii S.n So S 81 sG%tR aaS % Fons sfas
s. s. SANFORD, Opera Manager, ,-,,, 60, ...o..
Mrs. s. X. Choate, Newark DEL
| Mr.. William b. Wrqht.-
| sm:-We take pleasure in recommending your TAR
SYRUP of which we have already sold eOnsidera6e cons
the ain set forth PRINTED si m ~ s9
humanity we viii cheeruIly recommend your prepara-
on to all afflicted with diseases which II Is designed to
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| N, E. corner Pine and sixth streets.
JOHNSON, R96Tp R95I0WAXo ! 6oSs = scowDEN's'
| And all principal Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave further say that
he s prepared to nil orders and forward tbe SyrnD to
nation by mail win incose postage stamp and answers
will be returned soon as the exigencies OF business
"''' "N'-" WILLIAM B. WRIGHT.
| 800 No. I'll s. THIRD Street, Philadelphia, Pa
FOR COU CHS AND COLDS
USE DIR. C. G. GARRIsoN'S
EXPEC CTOR RIA N T.
FOR DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY USE
DIR. G. G. GARRISON'S
BITTERS.
USE DR.. c. G. GARRISON'S
ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PILLS
For Chilis and Fevers, Bilious Bilious RemIttent,
Dyspepsia, Jaundlce, Depression OF Spirits, Coughs,
| Colds, and all diseases that require purgative.
In all capes where the above Preparatlons fail to
make q cure the money will be re unded.
| For sale, wholesale and retail, at my store,I
NO. oil S. EIGHTH STREET,
Below Walnut Philadelphia.
| JOHNSON, HOLLOW y CoWDEN,
| Wholesale Agents.
No. % n. SIXTH street, Phlada.
G. G. GARRISON, NJ. D.,
Treats patients TOR ali diseases at his Office
An consultations free S73m
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NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE
LEONARD GROVER q WILLIAM E. sINN, Lessees
william +. sINN.. .............. Resident Manager
Doors open 1t 6i5 Curtain rises atil5,
THIS EEyEYIIESs,
BENEFIT
MISS MISS AEESIEE v wABRR.
MISS MISS ASNIE AASNNIEE WAsB. WAAsBB
=, on which occasion the performance will begin with
THE COLLEEN BAWN.
THE COLLEEN BAwN.
Colleen Bawn....,.....,....Mrs. Sophie Climber Kuhn
To coTeIude with -N"--'0 "iU
'' TIE ooToRooN,
The THE 0CT9Ro9SpS' 09CSTT99Rko9SpSS'
w. tBy the kind courtesy Of Miss Josie 6rt9n -,
No'n Ps4SfiTU S4iUHRD&Ys H sltss sHsIERS6P0 @ March ST.
lO3d GRAND FAMILY MATINEE.
'' N'' BiTR YER AND BETRAYED.
MONDAY EVENING, Aprn2,
OADii'' NeSIs NEVER sR'd TOO GVIn LATE TO MEND.
Admission to Evening Performance, 25 cents, so cents
NAIALNUT STREET THEATRE.-N. E.
~ '1 GALA MIGHT OF THE SEASON.
MIX. j. B ROBhRTS.
Last night FH6sH al fSP'SG %EP 3 MAasgERrrE. AR
.f MR.. j, B. ROBBERS :
in his wonderful impersonation OF fMEPHlSTOPHELES
MR. j. b. ROBERTS AS ROLLA.
sherldan's Tragic Play Of
OR, THE DEATH OF RoLLA; ,,,,-,,.,
N2l@ Alter which, ne grand $psStiSsi9F
Of Mr. OWEN f4WGETT
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
AVA THEATRE Begins at IN O'Clock.
TONIGHT (Frday) March 80,
FAREWELL BENEFIT
MR.. CHARLES DILLON.
Positively last performance of
BELPHkGoR, THE MOUNrEBANK.
BelpneROf DlLLON
Madeline his WIFE, Miss Price
FanfaIon Stuart Robson
Vscount de Hercu Mr.. Marlowe
Scene, France. Time lS a..
To conc ude with the Musical Buretta,
THE SWISS SWANS
Stuart Robson
To-M0RRoW (Saturday) Beneft Of d. H. TILToN.
MONDAY, MR.. j. L. MURDOCH.
NEW RICAN THEATRE
IN WALNUT Street above Eighth
WONDERFUL ATTRACTION.
AND ON wBDNEsD4Y AND SATURDAY AFTER
Ell NINO EDDIE,
the Child Wonder, on the Tight Rope, -
o 5HE nELEEBRsATElDo Ts F9WLER. SISTERS SsTE p1rD
LESQUEs, ETC.
BRILLIANT CoMBINATI0N OF ARTISTS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PIsLEY's CoNTIN Entail NEWS
~ FACHANGE.
Choce.seats TO all pinces OF Amusement may be had
up TO 6b O'Clock any evening. 1917
CHoICE SEATS AND ADMISSIONS
"PROGBAMME OFFICE,
for the C6esnut, Arch, WSnui, and Academy Of Music
up TO O'Clock every evening l1n
A MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
~ corner Of Broad and Locust streets ,,,,
Lessee and AAsnfgSr MoNDxY h5r Sg %HEArLHY
First appearance IN several years OF the
oApp,r1. pAvr1G( GREAT RAVELS'
ANTOINE RAvEL.
AND A TROUPE OF ARTISTS NUMBERiSG q q FORTY
anon, whom rbov bs ,5dhsioDSGS ,P5dEhfsiS0SGS,b
MARTlNETsTiIc a. Family EamIL t88, tSI88 IN NU@BER),
Premiere Danseuse, from the Opera at Paris
M Won HAMME
FIRST male dancer, and ballet master from Hamburg
Mons. Vandris, Garcia, Schmidt Axtel O. Lehman,
Full and Magnificent Corps de Ballet
The Orchestra under the direction of M Romainviue
The evenings entertainment viii commence with the
Ballet Pantomine, called .tH'
OR, THE ADVENTURES OF AN AERONAUT.
xentqatan' IL IL "a yE
and full Company.
To be followed by DEFIANCE
A Classic Scene of Groupings, by ULIEN and PHIL
TO conclude with the Great Fairy Pantomime en-
titled the =, ,.......
THE FAMOUS WARRIOR. ;ANIoI ANIoINE RAyEEL
b4flEEE III EVERY SATURDAY, AT 2 O'CLOCK.
ReseTyed Seats Parauette and Pafaaettc Circle
amly Circle 40 cents Amp hit heatre 25 cents
eats can be secured at q W. a TrumPers 0,S MUSIC ,S
at the Box once Of the Academy OF Music on Friday
Doors open at < past Ito commence at before g.
Seats secured six days in advance. 32SH
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AUCTION SALES.
ND 141 s.

M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. lS9 AND l41 s.
Nls FOURTH Street
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NEW TEMPERANCE MovEMENT.-In view
of the general and increasing interest felt in the
temperance work, and the recent organization
of National Temperance Society, Rev. Theo-
dore Cuyler, of Brooklyn, and other clergymen,
held temperance meeting yesterday afternoon,
citation, Tor the purpose OF conference with the
active friends of the cause in this city. Several
addresses were made, and a committee appointed
to carry out the objects of the meeting. The
movement bids fair to be productive of great
good.
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LIQUORS.
CNESNUT GROVE WHISKY.


No. 225 North THIRD Street.
IF anything waswanted to prove the absolute purity
of this Whisky, the following certificates should do it.
There is no alcoholic stimuant known commanding such
recommendation from such high souIces:-
PHILADELPHIA, SeptemberO o. 1858.
We have carefully tested the sample of CHESNUT
GROVE WHISKY which you send u.s. aud find that II
contains NONE OF THE POISONOUS SUBSTANCE known as
FUslL OIL which is the characteristic and injurious
gTedient of the whskies in general use
BOOTH, GARRETT & CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists.
NEW YORK, September 3, 1858,
have aDayzed sample OF CHESNUT grove
HlSKY received from hr Charles wharton, Jr., Of
Philadelphia; and having carefully tested it, am
plea to state that IL is entrey POISONOUS
OR DELETERIous substances IL is an unusually pure
ana hne-havored quality of whisky.
JAMES r Chiffon, MD,
Analytical Chemist
BosToN, March I. 1889.
have made a chemical analysis of commercial sam
pies Of CHESNU1 GROVE WHISKY, which proves 10
be free from the heavy Fus 0is and and
unadul Grated. The fine flavor of this whisky derived
iIom the grain used In manufacturing II
Respectfully, A. A HAYES, M. D.,
State'Assayer, No IL Boylston street.
For sale by barrel demiiohn or bottle at No 226 North
THIRD Street Philadelphia. 80
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LAGER BEER SALOON RoBBED.-An at
tempt was made on Wednesday evening to rob
the lager beer saloon OF Charles Kahler, No. 525
North Third street. The robbers effected an
entrance from the rear OF the building. They
took a good overcoat belonging to the bar
keeper, and no doubt would have carried Off
much more, had they not been alarmed by the
inmates of the house, who heard them while en-
deavoring to effect an entrance. The robbers
lett behind them in the building several of their
burglarious implements, which may possibly lead
to Their detection.
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MEDICAL.

FRENCH MEDICINES IN VOGUE!
BY GRIMAULT & CIE.,
Chemists to H. F. H, Prince Napoleon,
45 RUE RIcHELIEU, PARIS.
NO MORE COP LIVER OH.
GRIMAULTS SYROP OF IODIZED HORSE
RADISH.
This syIu y employed with he greatest ., success in
orders green sickness, muscular atony, and loss Of
~ ooa IN %ord it the UOWe %
s SS Tnq SSs
AZ @ T ct m 5 diseases as s
the skin.
NoMoRE CONSUMPTION
GRlMAULTS SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITE
OF LIME.
This Nedicine is sovereign remedy in phthisis
@ ,Pd e. diseases of the lungs promptly @ an
neb s%eats SSasc ad the patient rapidly reeoyer his
b ealth.
NO MORE POVERTY OF TIE BLOOD AND PALE
DIR. LERAS' PHOSPHATE OF IRON.
MS & new &erTSgnOus medicine cine me elements
diGerent from ali hitherto onered to the public L qud
pans in the stomach, difficult digestion dysmenorrhna,
anemia.
S the pbospSae Of IRON to Ladies Of &
constitution suffering from anemla and all other per-
OysFwo5E ssnera debility and P6orness blood
patton and can Be borne BY the most delcate stomachs
NERVOUS HEADACHE NEURALGIA,
is instantaneously cared by
GRlMAULTS BRAZILIAN GUARANA,
vegetable substance used from time immemorial R
Brasil, and entire ~ OBtRSiUe.
BETTER THAN COPAIBAl!
| GRIMAULTS CAPSULES AND LIQUID EX-
TRACT OF MATICO VEGETALIS
Where all other Medicines have failed these
tiOns will ALWAYS effect These insure rapid and
extraordinary of recent and chronic of
private disease They used IN the Hospitals Paris
by the celebrated DR. Rcord and found greatly
perior 10 all hitherto known mineral remedies and
Copaiba and Cubets The Injection Is used in recent
and capsules in the chronic
GENERAL DEPOTS:
In Paris, at GRIMAULT & Gle,
Chemists to H. F. II. Prince Napoleon,
40 RUE RICHELIEU.
In New York, at 7. III. BECKER'S.
No. 129 GRAND Street.
IN PHILADELPHIA,
[3 10 mth2m
At FRENCH, RICHARDS & cos.
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ANNUAL CoAnIENoENIENT.-Las evening
the commencement exercises OF the South
western Grammar School took place in the
Fourth Presbyterian Church. corner of Twelfth
and Lombard streets. The audience room was
crowded in all parts with the friends of the
institution. The female scholars were tastlly
arrayed in white dresses and different colored
regalias. The exercises opened with prayer, by
the Rev. Willard NJ. Rice; followed by recita-
ton, in concert, of the 23d Psalm, by the pupils.
A very appropriate introductory address was
then made by Lewis Elkin, Esq. The rest of
the exercises consisted OF addresses, reciatiens,
and singing by the pupils. The closing address
was delivered by George Inman Richie, ESQ.,,
who alluded TO the progress of the seventh
section in educational matters. The schools in
this section, he said, promise to be better than
those OF any other section. Before the delivery
ofthe closing address, certificates were conferred
by Mr. Charles IL. Rainier, principal of the
school, upon the following named ladies and
gentlemen who graduated during the past year;-
Halle Hully, Mary S. Little, Josephine O'Neil,
John Harper, Thomas M. Bell, Charles Brown,
Thomas Bell, Robert Bell, Thomas w. Leigh,
Isaac McQuilkin, Charles IL. DUNCAN, Frank
Moore, Joseph MoMorrs, Alexander Dunbar
John M. Thompson, George j. Noble, William
Watt, Robert McMorrls, George Miller, Henry
G.. Rees, Louis @. Leidy, and Thomas w
Rees; also, William Shay, from the Secondary
The exercises closed with singing.
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SUICIDE FROM POVERTY AND SICKNESS
Jacob Kock thirty-nine years old, committed
suicide yesterday at his residence, corner of
Borden and Fifth streets below Wharton, in a
singular manner. He loaded toy cannon and
placing the muzzle in his mouth applied a
match to the touch-hole. The load took effect
in the upper part of the head, tearing most of it
away. Cause, poverty and sickness. Deceased
leaves wife and three small children.
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7 FITZPATRICK d co. AUCTIONERS.--
Us New Auction House. No. 927 CHEsNUT Street.
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Acres in ecklenburg county North Carolina, about
ga miles from the town OF Charlotte.
On this properly feen shafts pits have been opened
and sunk to various Depths from 10 to IS ieet demon
about feet in width ana about 10 eet apart convergng
TO common centre at the depth OF about 100 ieet
length through .he property more than half mile.
There also on this property other VEINS Of
and rich yielding OF about $500 per
ton IN gold, the above res uts having been demOn-
years past the risk investment in undeve lOped pro
pery not urred and by the application of modern
mining and reducing machinery the COMPANY anticipate
an immediate andlarge return for their money.
Having an ore that readily yields 5000 per ton some
estimate be made of the value his property. With
the present RECT stem OF mining ten tons Of this
opened at an expense not exceeding S25 ton,
Ing net daily profit OF sl75O for eacn shaft worked by
the Company
The large working capital reserved will enable the
machinery manipulating the ores by OF which
the yield will be la gely increased.
, These mines whilst they produce ores richer than
over them, particularly IN an abundance Of iue and
worked during The ente Year Whilst tSose OF Colorado
and Nevada can only be worked during the warm
weather.
the Carson Mines was made as late as the 2Ith OF
January OF the present year as VIII appear nom the to
lowing certificate OF Professors Booth and Garrett, the
Assayers OF the Philadelphia Mint
O.. PHILADELPHIA, January u, 1866
Dear sir;-We have carefully assayed the sample o.
ton ore. The value is therefore s2l6O2 per ton
OF ore. Yours, respectfully - - -
DR.. NJ. B. TAYLOR, No. 4O4 w Walnut street, Phlad.
Subscriptions to the Capital Stock will be received al
the Office of the Company, \ o. 407 WALNUT street
where samples OF the ore may be SEEN and lu I'M orma
ton given. 23
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-30

SCHOOL CONTROLLER DEAD.--Mr. James
w. Fletcher, School Controller for the Third
Section, and formerly an Alderman and Pro-
thonotary of the District Conrt, died yesterday
morning after short illness. .f -
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-30

DESTRUCTION OF A CoTToN FACTORY
The driving house attached TO Matthias Gorgas'
cotton lap maDuiactory, on Brook lane near
Wlssahickon creek, was destroyed by fire about
90 o'clock last evening The property was un-
insured, and the loss will amount to $500.