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DIED.,

CLUNET -On the sth instant, AUGUSTUS D.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence No. l404 Master street, Monday morning at
O'Clock without further notice. "*
GROVES.-On the 9th instant, BENJAMIN F.
GROVES. Second Lieutenant of Company B. ll6th
Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers in the Both year
OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also Sa-
goyewatha Tribe, No, SS, Imp. o. OF X. M, and the
Order in generals also the members of the I6th Reg
ment Pa. Vols; also the Hunters Association, are
respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral from his
late residence. No. 1923 HewstOn street, between Bel
grade and Gaul streets, Sunday afternoon at
o'clock,
MCCAULEY. - On Wednesday, the 9Th Instant
FRANCIS MCCAULEY, in the 46th year OF his age A..
The relatives and friends of the family, Fidelity
Lodge No. 1885, o. of o. F. and the officers connected
with the Departments of the City Treasurer and City
Controller respectfully invited to attend the tune-
raj from his late residence. No 1908 N. Front street.
Sunday afternoon the 10th instant at O'Clock. 10
proceed TO Hanover Street Vault
MOORE.-On Wednesday, the 9Th instant, SAMUEL
f, MOORE, in the 29th year of his age. . ,
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral, from his late residence, NO.
1919 Tenth street, above Grard avenue, on sunday
the 10th instant, at O'clock without further notice
"" nrocAed tn South Laurel Hill.
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MARRIED,

HENRY-SANDERS.-B the Rev. D. Washburn
No SIS = Third street, on the 9TH instant, EDWARD
NJ. HENRY and MARGARET SANDERS all of Phi
ladelphia
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"A REAL ESTATE.-SAMUEL C. FORD &
GsoHs.-LoT at DELANCo, N. Jon FRIDAY.
March %, 1867 at II o'clock, Noon will be sold at
public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, O
lot of ground in Delanco, Burlington county, n. j.
beginning at point on the northeast side Of Holly
street 1875 feet southeast OF Second street, containing
IN front 100 feet and in depth 100 feet For particulars
the auctioneers
SAMUEL G. FORD & SONS, Auctioneers
S9l62l No. l27 S, FOURTH Street
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HoTF,s MALr EXrRAcr-

al Beverage OF HeuUb.
An Audience 1Dith The EBlperor.-When the
Vienna, was invited by the High Marshal Of
the Imperial Austrian Court to an audience
with the Emperor-an honor which he had
several years ago, when her Majesty the EN-
press, while suffering frem consumption, was
so greatly benefited by his Malt Extract Beve-
rage. Mr.. Hof was exceedingly surprised when
his Majesty the Emperor said:-"T am happy
at being able to re1Uard your great services TO ny
iuced The best results on the battle Jield. upon The
condition Of my suffering and SICK soldiers"
The Emperor then handed Mr. HoH one of his
highest decorations, the Golden Cross of Merit,
with the Imperial Crown.
Sold by ali Druggists. Wholesale Agent,
WARD j. CAFFEE,
Drug Broker and Commission Merchant,
S 10. cor. Front and Chesnmt sLreets.
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EOR STORE BOXES OR TRUCKS, NOVA
IL BILE Black Boards, Photographic Screens, or very
heavy Bedsteads, we have O strong, laTge-Wheeleu
Bracket Caster which is very suitable also, variety
of other Casters. TRUMAN d SHAW,
No. sa5 (Eght Thirtyhve) Market St.. below Ninth.
~ LAZIERS' TIN POINTS, PALETTE
ware Store OF TRUMAN & SHAW,
No. SS5 eight Thirty-Hve) Market ST.. below Ninth
A n EXPANSIVE BRACE BIT ENABLES
"A you to bore variety of sizes of holes with the
one bit and with the Clutch brace you can use any
bit without the necessity of notching or fitting II.
variety OF other kinds also TOR sale by
No. 1876 eight Thirty-hve) Market ST., below Ninth
E9y3 AT A MEETING OF THE EMPLOY
- ING PLASTERERS of the city of PhiladeI-
pha, held on Friday evening, 8th inst, IL was
Resolved That hereafter we will give out piece
work TO any member of the Journeymen's Mutual
protective Union. or in any way encourage them IN
their stand against the Employing PlasteTers
GEORGE GORDON, President.
]. T. ALLEN, Secretary 39S"
kS953 W0MEN'S FREEDMEN'S RELIEF
80 ASSOCIATION.-The regular monthly meet
ing of the Women's Freedmen's Relief Association
on TUESDAY, 18th instant, at II o'clock A. n.
MRS. AUBREY Ii. SMITH, President
MRS. RICHARD p. WHITE Secretary. II
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EXEMPTION FROM TAxEs.-The following Com
mittee on Exemption of Property met this morn
ing at 10 o'clock in the Select Council Cham
Der, for the purpose OF examining the claims
OF parties representing property to be exempted
William s. Gregory, Chairman; James NJ.
Kerns, George Dehaven, WIN. w orrel Samuel
Josephs, and George w. Mooney, Secretary.
The following properties were exempted
Odd Fellows Cemetery, two Cemeteries in the
Twenty-frst Ward, 100000.
German Reformed Church. Twenty-secOnd
$4,000; burial ground S2500; rent of pews $500:
revenue from burial ground $500.
Wharton Street Presbyterian Church, Ninth
and Wharton. Assessed value $4,000; real
value $4,000 rental of pews $4,000.
School for Colored Children, Eighth Ward.
Assessed value $1,000; real value $4,000; revenue
of ground rent and mortgages S47l37; chartta-
BILE institution for education of colored chill
dren; income from all sources, S22SO'5l.
Aimwell School corporation, Tenth ward;
school building valued at $4,000: income from
investments, ground rents, and mortgages,
Sl400.
Nazareth Methodist Church; valued at S14 O0O
worth $4,000; revenue from four small houses
which pay taxes. Parsonage assessed at S3OOO
valued at $1,000.
First Baptist Church, Broad and Arch streets;
valued at Sl50,00O. Revenue from sale and rental
of pewS $4,000.
Pennsylvania Institution for the Blind
valued at $4,000: assessment, $4,000. Vacant
lot at Summerand Twenty-frst streets, $1,000, be-
longing to the Institution.
Wills Hospital; assessed value S66,OOO real
value, Sl5OOOO; $1,000 derived from investments.
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, No. lO21
Chestnut street; real value, 100000; revenue
from two stores, $1,000; contributions of stock
holders; $1,000 from admission fees.
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REAL ESTATE AT PR
REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS, MARCH %.
at u o'clock Nj" at Philadelphia Exchange,


at u O'clock Nj, at Philadelphia Exchange -
STOCKS
Particulars In future advertisements.
49, REAL ESTATE.
Ridge eAyenue-Naluabe lot and frame messuages
above Wiley street 'e9'
Ninth and Cherry Streets. S. e. corner-Valuabls
business stand and threp-story brick building
Christian Street-Buildng lot north side west OF
GtaY's Ferry road. ~ "
Germantown-Fishers Lane Station. Lot on stem.
ton avenue. three fronts
Chesnut ill-LOt of 10 acres, on the ROAD lead
Ing from Wissahickon Turnpike to Germantown
Turnpike.
Locust street, near Fifty-second Street, Twenty
seventh Ward-Buildng Lot.
Second street. n Il 6tSi
Monroe County, Pa.-Two Tracts of Lana Tunk-
hahnock township, containing together 5S acres,
centre County, Pa.-4S3 acres In Rush Township.
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- c. MACKEY. CTIONEER
-. ofice No. 42l COMMERCE. Street aSItf'

DARIs.-AU PAGE, No. l6 RUE VTVIENN
u Bottom OF the Court Yard, on the lan drst a..
,oso. SPECIALITY FSR Silks, MANTLEs, O''
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CRIMINAL CARELEssNEss.-A case of criminal
carlessness, or ignorance on the part of a nurse,
has been reported. A woman named Frederica
Holt aged l6 years. was employed by gentle
man living in Richmond street, above William,
to nurse an infant. He had taken her from the
House of Refuge, and had her bound out to
his family as a servant. Yesterday morning
she gave the child a strong dose of some mix
ture called sleeping drops" which put it into
a profound slumber, from which they were
unable to wake it, and it is feared that it will
die from the effects of 1t. The nurse was ar
rested, and had hearing this morning before
Alderman Lewis.
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LOOK OUT For HM-A New DODGE.-A
man about forty or forty-hve years of age, hail
ing as he says, from Wilkesbarre, Pennsylva-
MIA about fve feet six inches in height, dark
complexion, and carrying a carpet-bag, is just
now engaged in vicJimizlng the assistants at
the various restaurants about town. He wishes
TO employ one for his sons hotel, calls for wine
them, and telling him to come to house No. 5O4
South Front street Women as we'll as men are
alike his dupes, and No. 604 has been besieged
with anxious applicants, much to the discom-
fort of the innocent owner OF the premises He
speaks little Pennsylvania Dutoh,"
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RELIGIoUs.-A special service will be held to-
morrow evening at the Tabernacle Baptist
Church, Chestnut street. west Of Eighteenth,
notice of which will be found in another
nected with that church have made arrange
ments for a course of sermons by some of the
most eminent diviues in the country. The first
OF these was delivered a monthlsince, when the
house was crowded TO overfiowing. Rev. Il.
Edwin Brown, of Brooklyn, will preach the
second OF the course tomorrow evening, as
stated. Some excellent music by the choir will
also conduce TO the interest OF the occasion. A
general invitation is extended.
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FTHE AMERICAN GUARDIAN, A CHOICE
tSd P99iished monthly by @. 3 Ferguson, No. Is n.
SIXTH street, AZ eO0 year. Sample copv I0 eents'
March number now ready, containing proceedinSs 81
Lhe state TEMPERANCE Convention, With speeahes ~
Governor Geary and Horace Greeley, itaSA "
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AUCTION SALES.
SAMUEL 9. FORD & SONS, AUCTIONEERs
- No. w S. FOURrH Street.. ~ =

saies OF Real Estate Stocks, Loans, etc. at phua-
uelphlh Exchange, every Friday at II O'clock noon
OUT sales are advertised In all the daily aud several
OF the weekly newspapers by separate handbIils al
each property, and by pamphlet catalogues, ope
cedng each sale "g Pio-
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
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a REAL ESTATE.-sAMUEL c. FORD &
HE1 SONS, 433 ACRES, Centre county. On FRIDAY
March y, 1867 at Y O'Clock, Noon, win be sold az
Public Sale at the Philadelphia Exchange
containing 43s acres, 5s4 perches will be sold sub
ject to a mortgage ofe50O.
SAMUEL c. FORD & SONS, Auctioneers.
39l62l No. l27 S. FOURTH street.
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a REAL ESTATE.-SAMUEL G. FORD &
kll llSONS.-BUILDING LOT Twenty-seventh Ward
On FRIDAY, March %, 1867, at IL o'clock, Noon,
will be sold at Public Sale at the Philadelphia
Exchange all that certain lot or piece of ground
of Fy.second street. 20 feet front by n feet 81
inches deep.
Clear of lnCumbrRnce
SAMUEL c. FORD & SONS, Auctoneers
30l6H No. III S. FOURTH Street.
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IN REAL ESTATE.-sAMUEL C. FORD &
EEN SONS.-BUILDING LOT ON CHRISTIAN
SVREE1.-On FRIDAY, March %. 1867, at u O'clock,
Noon, will be sold at Public sale. at the Philadel-
phia Exchange. lot on the north side of Chris
GTays Ferry road. l6 feet front by Il6 feet deeU to
Riggs street. Two fronts.
Subject TO a ground rent of Sl2 per annum
SAMUEL @, FORD d SONS. Aucti0neers,
SOl62 No. l27 S. FOURTH Street
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An OLD SWNDLING DODGE.-Last evening
a colored man called at the house OF gentle
man residing at Eleventh and Wallace streets,
and told one of the servants of the house that
some one had sent quantity of wine, and that
he had beenrequested TO get some demijohns to
put IL in. Something wrong was suspected,
and one OF the other servants was sent for
policeman. The darlley swindler began to
suspect something and attempted TO escape,
but was detained. Becoming violent, he had
to be forcibly detained until a policeman, who
had been called in, came and took him, into
custody. He had a hearing before Alderman
Massey, who held him in 500 bail to answer
The charge,
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Sale at No. 1923 Coates street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ETC.

7 X
March II, at 10 o'clock at No. 1923 Coates street. will
be sold
The Furniture Of family declining housekeeping,
comprising an assortment of parlOr, chamber and
dining furniture. mantel-glasses, pano-fortes.
feather beds, hair mattresses carpets kitchen urn
ture, etc S 83t
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r SCOTT, JR., AUCnoNEER, No. 1920
Sale No. MS Lomhard street.

- ~,
DE- CHESNUT Street
Sale No. Ills Lombard street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE BRITSSE1 g AND
TAPESTRY GARPEIS, OIL PAINTINGS,
On Monday Morning
llth instant at 10 O'Clock, the premises No. Ills
Lombard street. Will be sold the weil-kept furniture
OF gentleman declining housekeeping, comprisinR
Rosewood parlor furniLure Brussels and tapestry
Carpets hne modern oil paintings silver plated ware;
chamber dlnng-room and kitchen furniture; utensils
etc. etc. 1851
SALE OF ELEEq5ANT E5;A NTALABAsTERYAsEs, URNs
AND OBJECIS OF ART.
On Tuesday ana Wednesday Mornings,
l2th ana l3th instant at lO1S o'clock each day. at
SCOTS Art Gallery, No 1920 Chestnut street, will be
sold large collection of finely executed vases and
ornaments, lately received from Italy, comprising
Roman and Gothic vases and urns, agate Hebe vases
hmarmo card-receivers and fruit holders, tazzas,
sienna urns, marble fruit, bronze groups, fancy
The assortment will be arranged for examination ON
Monday, llth instant. 1856
EXTENSIVE PEREMPTORY SALE OF ELE-
GANILY FRAMED CHROMOS AND FINE
FOREIGN ENGRAVINGS.
b. Scott, Jrr will SELL at the Art Gallery, No. I02O
Chesnut street,
on Thursday and Friday,
March IA and l5, at l01s o'clock In the morning and
"a O'Clock In the evening of each day. the entire stock
of party declining the business The pictures and
frames of the most costly and varied character
and will be sold positively without reserve.
Open for examination on Monday Is9et0
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CAUGHT AT IT.-Dennis Toomey, it is alleged,
undertook to go into business for himself as
house painter with his employers materials,
without consulting the latter. He has been
working for Mr.. Gibbs, whose shop is located in
Sixteenth street, near Market. AT very late
hour last night Toomey got into the shop after
II had been locked up, and deliberately set to
work and mixed some paint, for the purpose, it
is alleged, of taking IT away and appropriating
il to his own use. Before he had q chance of
making away with it he was arrested. and in
the morning had hearing before Alderman
Jones, who held him in 5000 bail to answer the
charge of larceny.
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TOHN B. MYERS d CO.. AUCTIONEERS
81 Nos. 232 and 234 MARKET Street.

LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF FRENCH AND
OTHER EUROPEAN DRY GOODS, ETC.
On Monday morning,
March H. at 10 O'clock will be Sold by catalogue
four months credit about 500 lots of French India
German, and British Bry Goods embracing a full as
sOrtment offancy staple articles in silks worsteds
woOens, linens, and cottons.
n. B.-GOods arranged for examination and cata-
logues ready early on morning of SALE 3 9 OF
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PY THOMAS BIRCH q SON, NO. lilo CHEs-
i MIN Street ahnuE ElaHanLh GLrnat

March II, at 10 o'clock, at No ~ N. Thirteenth
street corner of Cherry street, will be sold the Fur
niture of a family declining housekeeping, compris-
ing large French plate mantel and pier Mirrors,
ture, [3G4t
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SALE OF SIXTEEN HUNDRED CASES OF
BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, BALMOKALS, ,ETC.9
On Thursday Morning,
March l4, commencing at 10 O'Clock, will sell by
catalogue for cash 1900 mems boys and youths
boots shoes, brogans bamorals, CATERS slippers etc
Also, large and superior assortment of women's,
misses, and children's wear, from city and Eastern
manu- facturers, to which the attention of buyers Is
called, f3g5t
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A LII PERSONS WHO HAVE NO hoas
"A nor place where they can receive ths a', Yen
ton necessary to their comfort, w. si. nriys,e
roomI. where they Will BE- attended upon by King
ana a,nsrIsncsd nurses, md will be supplied
with everything necessary TO their comfort. =.
wards occupied by the INDECENT tiGsi IRON.
on rso ho'p p.n =, found 4, his office. No. 47Snuth
CO" s,,s,' ,y.ry day between the hours Of u !.
= Arrsugsmspts .can also be MADE
Ia r. croach, Supsrintspdentofth the Hospital,
wSo AN always Do found at the Hospital Build
" Ghsrr,s moderate. .HSA ~ sple-u
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KNOW THY

MADAME y. +. THORNTON, the great English As
troiocist, ClaIrvoyant and Psychometrteian, who has
sstonished the scientific classes OF the Old World,
has now located herself at Hudson, \. Y. Madame
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the very features OF the person you are to marry,
and BY the aid Of an instrument OF intense power,
known as the Psychom0tropc. guarantees to pro-
duce q life-like picture Of the future husband or wife
Of the applicant, together with date OF marriage,
position In life, leading traits OF character. &c. This
Is no humbug, rs thousands Of testimonials can as-
sert. She will send when desired q certified certin.
II purports TO be. By enclosing a small lock OF hair,
and stating place OF birth, age. disposition and com.
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picture and desired Information By return mail. An
communication sacredly confidential. Address In
confidence. MApAxx Z. y. THolxros. p. 9. Box
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JACKsON AND KEARNEY SITS,
San FRANCISCO. CAL.
ENTRANCE ON KEARNEY STREET.
AL letters through the Port Office OF Express
should be addressed TO .
DR.. CHAS. II. TOZER.
San Francisco. Cal.
A Grateful Acknowledgement to a Skill
full Gentleman.


SACRAMENTO CITY, June |, 1866.
DR. CHAs. II. ToZER-Dnar Sir: You will ex-
eusc me- for not writing to you sooner. You will
perhaps remember me as the individual who call.
ed on you for assistance about q ysar ago. The
roof Of my mouth had completely rotted out, and
nv palate dropped dow and there remained,
stopping up the passage 10 that l could hardly
cat. You remember you cut II out at once. which
relieved me Immediately, and ! was enabled to
swallow my food and In q short time began to
Improve. I took your medicine and followed
your directions for several months. You finally
succeeded In stopping the disease, ~savingmy nose
and upper lip, though you frequently cautioned
me about losing H. l continued to improve until
you finally recommended me to go Into the coun.
try, and before going, by your advice, ! had q
cast taken of my mouth In order that I could
have q plate made for me to enable ne to speak
20 as to be understood, and am now usingit.
Ny eternal thanks ARE due to you for the
perseverance, and skill that You displayed
in my case; and I have to thank you for
nv restored health, and even for my life. ssI was
very near bleeding to death several times from
the nose. ! am now In Sacramento City, enjoy.
ing good health. and / shall recommend all my
friends to call on you, should they be No unfortu-
nate AZ 10 require assistance; and l would advlse
all persons 10 avoid certain scientific doctors In
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whonce no traveller returns.
with my best wishes for the success OF Doth Of
Won. I remain, yours, etc. :; 8. +.
To DR.. Chas, II. ToZcr, San Francisco. NJ.
fal5-tt
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ASTROLOGY.
The World Astonished!
At the wonderful Revelations made by the
GREAT A%STR0LoGIST.
Madame H. a. PERRIGO.

CHE REVEALS SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER
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tells you the business you are best qualified 70 pui-
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DELINQUENT TAX SALE.
:. SHERIEE'S SALE
For DELINQUENT Taxes for the fiscal Year
Ending December 81, 1885.

DY VIRTUE OF DIFFERENT ExECU.
ID tons issued out Of the Justices Court, Town.
ship No. 3, Gold Hill. Storey county. Nevada, to
me directed and delivered, April 70, 1867, and
against the following named defendants and pos.
sessory claims and Improvements thereon. or I'm.
provements when separately assessed, for the
several sums owing and due upon each lot or
parcel Of land and Improvement thereon, to-
gether With accruing costs and expenses Of sale;
and In pursuance ~ an Act entitled an Act to
provide revenue for the support Of the Govern.
ment Of the State Of Nevada, approved March 9.
1865, and al Act amsndatory thereof, approved
March l, 1866. I shall expose for sale at public
auction to the Highest and bost bidder for cash,
In front of the Court.houss doors, at Virginia,
Storey county, Nevada, between tho hours Of Q
O'Clock A. N. and SO clock p. NJ, namely, at IL
o'clock A. NJ. on
Monday, June 3, 1857,
NO much Of each piece or parcel Of land herein.
after described, together with improvements
thereon, or improvements whsn assessed sepsra.
tely, IA shall be necessary to satisfy said execu.
ton and costs Of sale, all Of said property being
situated In Storey county, Nevada, to.wlt: