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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-02
By Harrison, Goddin 4 Appsrson, Auetionssrs
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ VERY yALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, on
MARSHALL 6TRBkT.-In pursuance OF decree
OF the Hastings Court OF the city Of Richmond in
suit OF Jones, trustee, against Jones, etc, the
dersil ned will offer for sale at public auction
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the ID d.y q
April next at ~ o'clock p. N :, that VERY DkSI.
RABLR RESIDENCE now occupied by Mr.. Bur
well Jones, situated on Marshail between Jefsnon
and Madison streets.
The house Is large. built Of brick, contains
eleven rooms, 10 Furnished with gas fxtures
throughout ana has good, dry basement. dining
room, store room, and Kitchen, brick smoke.
house and large brick kitchen In the yard with
four rooms. Also. coal.houss, wood house and
large stable. Good water upon the lot. The house
has lately been repaired and painted. The lot
fronts IS feet ON Marshall street and runs bsek 100
feet to ls-foot alley. II desired. the lot will be
divided and sold in two lots.
TsRMs: One fourth cash the balance 4
credit, In equal iDstalments, Of Z, II, and I.
months. with Interest from the day OF sale, the
purchaser TO give negotiable notes, well en-.
dor:ed, for fhs deferred Psynsnts. It'll. retained
insurance for this year TO be paid by the purcha.
ser. c.. @. GRIsWoLD, Commissioner.
Sale conducted by HARRISON, 0oppIH 4 APPEH
SON. nh 10
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MARRIED,

In Norfolk, on Wednesday, March 9th, at the
residence Of John r.: Redmond: by the key pr.
mond, va, and Miss ELEANORA RUDDER, OF
L hat CITY.
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RoBRRr Il. MAURY. JAMES L. MAURY,
ROBERT r. BROOKE.
M r.. H. MAURY & CO.,
(EsrABLIsHED IN 1881
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 1ol4 Main street.
nrst house below the post Office,
RICHMOND, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &C.,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
MADE on all accessible points In the United
States fe7
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EOR SALE AT AUCTION.--Will be
month. that very desirable 0RoCRRY STAND,
formerly occupied by Aessrs. West Andrews,
ON the north side Of Broad between Twentieth and
Twenty. first streets. This property can be pur.
ch ased privately previous to day Of sale.
Ed. RACBO, Reai Estate Agent,
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AWc1ICG eArxgTUTURR DAY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. <>-.>,-~-<~~ 49, : = : -
~ nn51soas 6oAdin 3 1ppsnon. AnSuonSsn.
Dsakses, Reckon ana Bsa1 xstAte Agents.

|THUSTEE,S SALE OF LEASE.
y HOLDS, o. 3lE VT sipk Oh IriII
AUCTION .--by virtue Of . 49, % truN sxseuts.
az ~ sasss "a ksssS ~ saiS ssscri. .f's !.
Richnond Hsaings Court ! shall, IN sxecutia
pSs1isSs, q lRIDAT the f7th q Anil, lse7, a.
o'clock -. thst large and valnsbis BklcE
BUlLDIH0s with iron front, now In the oeeuyans,
Of Messvs. Bowman D Stroosk. Mfronts - Zee, I,
Pearl street end runs back about 10 fsstio virrn
street. The building thereon IL -four storiss higk
bait Of The best materials, and In workmanlit.
mannSr Il viii be sold subject 10 th1 terms on a.
lsase under which Il IL held.
Also. immld issely afterwsrds. Will Be sold tn
othsr BRICK 7kNlmEST, no u, With iron fsoct
nov oeeopiea By Heasrs. Hill 4 fo<at iFontfs,
1si feet on Pearl street, running back abosf IA
feet 70 uaid Virginia street. and also subjsst d
terms Of the lessee under which Il n held.
The foregoing rssf estate IL losstsd IN business
portion OF the city, and 10 not only very vsluab e
bat II very eonvsnientiy arranged the lat,sr tsns,
ment having on the frst floor Fairbsnk's patsn
plstform scales, and hoisting mashinss froat and
Trnns: One sixth cash balance q four, eisht
twelve, fftsen, and eighteen months. for nsgotia
BILE notes, with interest added, secured BY . tfus
iced. The taxes and Insurance. for this year 10 b
ps sps - e r HowIsoN, Trustee.
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BY Harrison, 0oddin b Apperson. Austionesrs.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
Isp On On FS THs WksF sps
As trustee in certain deed Of trust executed TO
the subscriber BY Lewis L. Montague and othsn,
dated the 9Th day Of March, 1896. duly recorded In
Richmond Hastings Conrf, TO secure the payment
OF . negotiable note bearing date with The said
deed, calling for $3.50, due twelve months after
auction, on the premises, on WKDN ksDAY the u
day OF April, 1851. at II O'Clock A: y: Said pro-
psfty IL now occupied BY Werh. Rsshbun d Co.,
and Montague Son.
TERMS: 0ne-thi OF the purchase money 10 b
paid In cash the balance TO be paid In three equal
months, With interest thereon addsd title p.
tanned until all Of the pay ments are made. Taxa
and insurance for the present year TO be paid BY
the purchaser. LEWIS a. HELPS,
mn 10 Trustee.
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TM Ss'mw sad Tbs 8ossAs~ Plans~,
both Tor April, hsvs bssn received, ~
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M SPRING GOODS.
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, vEsTINes.
J. z. DoaERTY,
s22 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SOUTHERN EXPRESS.
The subscriber respectfully calls attention to
the large and varied stock OF the latest styles OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
opened this day, which he has selected from the
northern markets during the last week. The goods
are all of approved makes, superb in stye and can
be recommended for strength Of fabric. fneness Of
quality, as well rs reliable colors.
Having all the facilities necessary to proper Sc
lection. purchase, and manufacture, and with an
experience Of twenty years ass
PRACTICAL MECHANIC,
he asks an examination, promising to make all
garments in as good style and just rs low as they
can be obtained anywhere in the country.
Remember, the best material and as cheap az
they can be obtained is the motto.
NH l6-tApls ). Il. DoHhhTf.
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By Harrison, Goddin 4 Appsnon, Auetionesrs.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

CMALL HOUSE AND LOT. ON TIKI
son M AID pgyaI sfkEEfs, IoR s.ffif 1Sc.
fioE. will Be sold at auction, on the premises
O'CLOCK P. n. valuable LOT, located Is above
thereon an old FRAMED TsY ENRHT, now rent
ing for twelve dollars per month.
TERns Ons-ihird cash bslancs 81 three and
six months, for negotiable notes, iptsrest sided
secured by q tTust deed. The taxes Tor thts yea
HkRRISON, GODDIN 3 APPERSoN.
ana Auctioneers.
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VIkaIEIA RxPRKss CoNPAsY,l
RICHMOND, March 81, 1857.
H1OTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the stockholders OF the Virginia Express
Company will meet In the city OF Richmond on
TUESDAY the 18th day OF April, 1857. to organize
the Company.
The place Of meeting Will be made known on OF
before the day named. d. u. HARLAN,
NH It'd For himself and other corporators.
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By Paine 4 Co., Auctionsers.

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE Gaia
IL LO0UE SALE. On WBDN EsDAY the ID OF
April, commencing at 10 o'clock. We Will sell by
catalogue, ut our new store, No. 1906 Main street,
opposite the post-ofice, large and attractive IS.
softmept OF
BOOTS, SHOES, and HATS,
READY MADEC L0TBIEG, sc,
now receiving, comprising the largest and hes,
stock OF goods we have ever offered, snd adapted
10 the spring trade.
We Invite the attention Of city and country msr.
chants, a. the goods all fresh and desirable.
and will be sold without reserve.
NH 20 PAINE q Co., Auctionsers.
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BY Grubbs 4 williams, Auctionssrs.

BY Grubbs Williams, Auctionsers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
TWO BUILDING LOTS, ON CLAY
SALE AT AUCrION.-On FRIDAY, sth April, at
q o'clock P. n, we.wn sell lpon the prsmi.ss
south side Of Clay street. adjoining glbs Park,
each fronting about IS feet aud running back 80
feet to an alley 10 feet wide. These are amongst
the most desirable lots In that nsighborhood.
~ WIN % Aee CRUISES Z WILLIAMS,
ap1 AuchonseTs.
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SHIPPING.
EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.-TRf. Iux,A5
WEEKLY LINE. Leaves Richmond
every. MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY, and slTuk-
CHARLES TRAvIHs, viii lssvs here at 4. n.
THURSDAY.
This steamer has splendid saloons, stats- rooms,
and passenger accommodations.
Passage Including mealst, ~.
State rooms, 4l. laAs
For freight or passage, apply TO- ~ OWNS,
once 1t Charles r. WORKMAN 3 Co.'S, Fifteenth
attract. I.ss. ap - ~
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MEETINGS.

DICHMOND BANKING AND IN.
II GURANCR COMPANY. The annual meeting
Insurance Company will be held at the otfce of
the Company, corner OF Twelfth and Main streets.
on WEDNESDAY the Sd day Of April next, 1T u
o'clock NJ.
A full and punctual attendance. eth or in person
or by proxy, In earnestly requested. zoe
JOHN b. OAyIS, President:
/ J.F. G. Porrs, Secretary. NH 20-td
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BANK STATEMENTS.

I. ]. M. Goddin, cashier Of the Planters Ma
tional Bank, do solemnly swear that the above
state ment is true to the best OF my knowledge ana
belief. j. ID. GODDlN, Cashier:
RICHMOND, April ], 1887. ap2-N
0UARTERLY STATEMENT OF
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BY ". Kssses, for Q. C. r. 3 Co..
once No. isl7 Main street, between Thinesnth
and Fourteenth. se--,. e
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sion Of the habsds corpus, under the procla-
nation Of Mr.. LINCOLN Of September ID,
1893, In the southern States.
During the session Of Congress Of 1866
the President, towards the spring, showed
some greater liberality towards the South,
and there were signs Of breach between
him and the Radical leaders, On the I'd
of April he issued his proclamation de-
clariDg the ebeuion-which had been dead
exactly one year--at an end. This restored
the writ of habeds corpus, abolished mill
tary tribunals, and restored State antho-
rity. Constitutionally, this entitled the
South to representation in Congress- But
now the Issue between the President and
Congress was fairly made up. Congress
claimed the power Of legisloting the States
paek Into the Union, contending that they
nsd lett the Union, and that the President
could not bring them back. The Presi.
dent commended that they had never been
out ot the Union that they had been In a
s's% =, 'nsurrsction and resistance to the
authority Of the Government, and when
osespowsred they were exactly where
4 tion. $50 0''
the manner In which this Issue enren.
dared bitterness, and how rancorous phi
lipics followed on both sides, 10 remembered
by all. A ANAL body Of Conservatives
headed BY Hessrs. DooLIrrLE and CowaS
stood BY the President. They got up th'
great Philadelphis Convention, whose plal
promised . much And sehlsrsd - little
rS'jSss allowed BY tAs Psssdsssisl ton
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ARRTYEp YEsTERDAY.

Steamship Norman, Crowell, 4S hours from Boston,
M, on Friday, saw ship Tuscarora, for Mobile, going
to sea- of Fourteen Feet Bank passed barque Roanoke
for Laguayra; off the Buoy on the Middle Darque VII.
schr Surprise Beers days from Boston, with mdse.
schr S. Wilson. Novel; days from New York with
schr W. q. Dearborn, Foster, days from Whining.
ton, with lumber. etc, to y. III. Rowley.
Schr EXPRESS Wallace, from Dorchester, in ballast
schr D. r. Burton Burton, 1 day from Drawbridge,
schr j. Patterson, BohSns days from James river,
steamer j. s; shriver, Dennis. l8 hours from Balti-
wh dse 70 a egoTesb 5 10 hours from
timore. with mdse. to ]. ID. Ruoh.
wt6 mase @ W. NJ Baird = co.. om New
Steamer % %MayaoTeTW W " RSSRs9n % a hours from New
Steamer D. Q5ley DAYS. sY "a hours from New York.
tow orbarges to W. P. Cyde& co. '''''''-' "'''
MEMORANDA.
battquee Iemplar, Potter, hence, remained at Rio
MBrg r LaIrebee, Dyer. hence, via MontevIdeo. at
schr Ida NICHOLSON, Price, from sayannsn Ior EnI-
ladepha, put into Wilmington yesterday, for repairs,
with , loss Id Of Powsprt ] ,uo.,,,,oto, noroo ..
schr Challenge, Bickmore, for Philadelphia sailed
schE J. W. Wilson. somers. for Philadelphia, sailed
schTs Westmoreland, Rice, and F. A. Pike, Grove
Schrs w. Wallace: 5cul and Hamburg, Sprague'
schr Extra, Taylor hence at Norfolk 18th Inst.
Schr Senator Grimes, Tor Philadelphia or Calais,
sailed from Providence 10th inst. -,
Schrs G. Kilborn, Stanley; Sak, Johnson; A. Hugei,
RObinson and Ruby, Lee hence, at Newburyport lbth
instant. .-.,
schr William H. Dennis, Lake, hence, at Salem 10Th
schT n. e. Clark, for Philadelphia, sailed from New
Bedford 18th inst. ,-,,,
Schr M Steelman Steelman, for Philadelphia
sailed from Salem 18th Inst ,o,,
6chr L. d, Small, Tice, hence, at DanVersport lotl
schrs E. Bacon, Cases H. Paige, Haley; and Chas.
CarstaiTs hence, at Salem 10th inst
steamer New York Jones, for philadelphia, sailed
from Georgetown 18th Inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
From the 1st day of October. 1867, light VIII pe ex
hibted from lighthouse on the Island OF Martlmo
on the west coast OF Sicily. =, =, 4.
The light will be fixed and flashing white light
flashing every four minutes, preceded and followed
by short ecllpse IL is elevated 20 feet above the
OF the and In clear weather should be seen irOu
distance of twenty-one miles. ,--..
The Illuminating apparatus is dioptric, or by lenses
The tower white II feet hign, and attached to th'
keepers dwelling. . =. - -.,l =,
| Ion. 10 Il. of Greenwich
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DIED.,

BENNETT.-on Friday morning, the 18th instant.
EDW a. BENNETT, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends or the family are respect
fully Invited 10 attend the funeral from his late resi-
aence, No $40 n. Eleventh street on Monday after
neon next at Ia o'clock, Services Will be held In the
Filth Baptist Church, Eighteenth and Spring Garden
streets, AT quarter before o'clock. Funeral will pro
ceed to Woodlands Cemetery.
TREASON the 10Th instant. Mr.. JOHN FRGAS,
In the 57th year of his age.
tayette Lodge No. 49, J. o. of o. F., respectfully
Invited 10 attend the funeral from his late residence
Prime street. below Front, on Sunday afternoon at Ia
O'Clock. TO proceed TO Philanthroplc Cemetery.
HORN-on the 10th Instant JOSEPH HORN, In
the 4lst year of his age
The relatives and friends of the family, and the
members of Lafayette Lodge, No. H. and Girard Mark
Lodge, No. 2l4 A. Y. M. Welcome Lodge, No 229, and
Palestine Encampment No. 81, /. o. of o. F.. Temple
OF Honor and Temperance No. l5; Pequod Tribe, No.
ls, /. o. of r. M; the Stove and Honoyware Mould
eTs and the Northern Liberty Steam Fire Engine
Company, No. are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral, from bis late residence, No 2236 N. Second
street on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. To proceed
TO odd Fellows Cemetery.
RoESE.-On the afternoon of the 18th instant, FIRE
DERICK A. ROESE
His male friends respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence, No S. Twenty
first street, on Sunday afternoon at O'clock. To
ceed to Mount Moriah Cemetery.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Wyoming, Teal Savannah, Philadelphia
and Southern Mail steamship Co.
Steamship Saxon, Matthews, Boston. II. Winsor&Co
Barque Bessie Simpson, Murchie, Antwerp E. A.
SOuder d Co.
Barque Maximilan, Hatfield Antwerp, Workman &
Co
Brig G. Matthews, Cox, Salem, Knight a. Sons.
Schr Q. Mccarthy, Barclay, st. Jago, s. q w. Welsh.
Schr M. r, Samson, Samson, Galveston, Lathbury,
Wckersham q Co.
schr w. b. Thomas, winsmore, Boston, Day. Huddell
& Co.
str Philadelphia, Futz, New York, w. p. Clyde g. Co.
Str r. Willing, Cunditf, Baltimore A. Groves Jr.
Tug Thos Jefferson Allen, for Baltimore with tow
OF barges, w, P. Clyde d Co.
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MARRIED.

BERRY-MOsS-On the 10th instant by Rev. J..
Spencer Kennard, Mr.. GAVIN BERRY to Miss
ELLA e. MOSS, all of this city.
EETWOOD-BURNS.-At the GIrard House,
Philadelphia. the evening OF the 18th instant by
the Rev. H. E. C4ilroy. L. A. SWEETWOOD to Miss
EMMA BURNS, both of the city of Chester, Pa.
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ARTILLERY CORPS OF THE WASHINGTON
GREYs.-On Tuesday evening last this company
formally opened their new armory, located on
Lardner street, in the rear of horticultural
Hall. The second floor of the building is di-
yided into three rooms-two company and
drlll-room. The company rooms are occupied
respectively by Company d, Grey Reserves, and
the Washington Greys, and are fitted up in
elaborate style. They are twenty feet wide by
thirty feet Deep and the carpetings, upholstery,
paintings, and furniture are handsome and
appropriate. The drill-room, one of the best
ventilated and lighted in the country, is ITO
feet IN depth by 70 feet in width The walls are
tastefully ornamented with oaken musket-racks,
and at the upper end of the room are arranged
some one hundred closets for the use of the
mem bers.
The army committees deserve the congratu-
lations of the members OF the two companies for
the manner in which they have discharged their
duties.
The exercises of the evening commenced with
parade drill and the manner in which the
"Greys" performed the evolutlous called forth
encomums from all present Later in the even
ing the Liberty Cornet Band visited t8e armory
and discoursed patriotic and other popular airs.
Quite a number of distinguished military char
acters were present, amongst whom were
number of the old members of the Greys, Gene
raj Hoffman, Colonel c. Ross Smith Major j. N.
Peirsol, Captains Wood and Parry.
The company is nearly full and the material
of which ii is made Is we'll known TO the COM
munity They have parade drills every Tues
day evening, nor. commissioned officers drill on
Thursday evening, and squad drill ON Saturday
evening,
The Armory is now completed and those who
take an interest in military matters VIII be Ie-
warded by visiting the Armory 81, on any OF I the
success, and hope ere long TO see this commend
able and spirited organization swell into regi'
ment,
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Iron ADD1TIoNAI IoeAI 1r,ns SEE ours1pr rAera.l


PROBABLE MURDER-THE CoRoNRR's INvRsr1-
eATToN.-Yesterday afternoon, in TIE EVENING
TELEGRAPH, were given the details of q probable
murder OF an old man, named James Hall. An
examination of witnesses was held last evening
az camden, before Coroner Roberts, when the
following, among other evidence, was given:-
James Rhodes sworn-Reside No. 510 Adams
street, Nineteenth Ward recognized deceased
as James Hall, of the TWenty-hfth Ward; the
deceased was formerly tavern-keeper, but re-
Gently dealt in watches, iewelry, etc.; he carried
his articles of jewelry generally in his pockets;
ne ne leit home on Thursday, about o'clock in
Michael e lson sworn Reside at No. 229 Race
street; knew James Hall we'll; saw him on
Thursday, at noon; he said he intended to go to
Camden to look after lot he owned; he had
watch in his pocket; he was a mem Der of the
temperance society; had belonged two years to
the society; be was man of sound health; he
had some money on him; he offered to pay me
$40 out OF the amount; he said he was going TO
Camden, and would stop at my place when he
returned in the evening
Edward Buckley sworn Reside IN the Nine
teenth Ward, Philadelphia; knew deceased
since j was boy; saw him on Wednesday
morning.
breastpin was here exhibited and recog-
nized by witness as the property of the deceased.
He always carried number of watches in his
pocket.
Eliza Corsey sworn-Reside at Kaighnsville,
with my mother and my SISTERS Christina and
Louisa Lewis; on Thursday afternoon | was at
the house of Mary Bristow; Elizabeth Chambers,
Elizabeth Morris, and Mrs. Lothian reside iu
the same house; this was between 2 and 3
o'clock Elizabeth Chambers door was shut
when went up stairs; / went into Mrs. Bris-
tOw's room; | had been there about half an
hour when Mrs. Chambers called me in; she
said there was man lying on the floor dead, he
was cold all over; saw chair there; the man
was lying at the left side of the chair;
his head was nearest the chair; there was
a lookng-glass there which she got from
one of the other rooms; she got it
to hold over his face; saw double guard.chain
on the man. and = watch; he had breastpn in
his pocket-book which she took from his pocket;
there were number OF greenbacks, rings, aud
papers in it; one of the rings she put on her
small finger; there were number of watches
in his pocket; she seemed surprised to see so
many watches she said she was going to keep
them; she went away from the house and re-
manned about a quarter of an hour; she took
the watches and pocket-book; she came back
with Mr.. Crosley.
The case was then continued till Monday at
O'Clock.
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AFFECTIONS OF THE Liver BILIOUS DIsoRD ERs
SICK HEADACHE, etc, are thoroughly cured by Dr,
Jaynes Sanatlye Pills Acting as gentle Laxative,
they remove all Irritating and tecal matter from the
bowels, gradually change the vltated secretons of
the stomach and liver, and restore these organs to
healthy condition. Sold by all druggists,
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WE WOULD call the attention Of our readers to the
public sale by Nj. Thomas g. Sons, which will take
place Tuesday, October 20, of the beautiful Ger
mantown residence, on Church Lane, the third house
east OF the railroad This residence Is replete with
every convenience, ample grounds, and fine stable
1t Is a rare chance for pelsons Wishing q country
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SALE OF BooTs AND sHoEs.-The early attention
Of the trade is called to the large sale If Boots
Shoes, Brogans, Balmorals, ETC., to be sold by
McCleland Co.., auctoneers, at their store, No 900
Market street, on Monday morning, October 81 COM
menClnP at 10 O'clock nrncisalY. -
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FINE CONFECTIoNs.-At George w. jenkins, Nc
1887 Spring Garden street, Oe obtained foreig
fruits nuts almonds ETC., as we'll as fine assortmen
of cOneclions. jenkins is worthy of call.
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UPHoI sTERERs always ready to send out any me
ment TO do work of any descriptions; delay no di
appOintment. at PATTEN's NO. lA0s Chesnut Street.
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WHITMAN's CHoCoLATE.-The finest Chocolate 70
table use, manufactured at the PHILADELPHIA Steau
Chocolate and Cocoa Works. Stephen F. Whitman
Office and store No. 1910 Market street.
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Go TO Reimer's Photograph Gallery, Second street.
above Green aud get six cards large picture for
81. Twelve EeTrOtypeS, so cents,
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SERENADE To JUDGE LUDLow.-At late hour
on Thursday night the Bethooven Lederkranz,
John b. Goldbeck, President under the leader
ship of Jacob Roth, serenaded the Hon. James
r. Ludlow, at his residence, Thirty-ninth and
Locust streets, West Philadelphia. The Society
''Die Wacht am Rheiu, !" by Wilhelm; "Der Berg
marsch," by Zoellner; "Die Nacht," by Abt;
after which the Judge made his appearance
upon the yerandah, and was addressed by ID. M:
M. Collins, ESD, and replied Ia lew pertinent
but pleasing rem9Iks.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-19

To Cotton Manufacturers. 80
Sale at N. w. corner Fifteenth aud Willow streets.
Made by Walker & Hacking Manchester, England
ON Tuesday afternoon,
I'D instant, at Q O'clock, at the N. W. corner Fit-
teenth and Willow streets, second and third floors by
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