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AN EXPLANATIONS

We are often asked why are not other reme.
dies in the market for Consumption, Coughs.
Colds, and other Pulmonary affections equal
10 DR.. L. Q. C. wIsHART's PINE TREE TAR
CORDIALf We answer
/. II cures--not by stopping cough, but bv
looseniDg and assisting nature to throw off tba
unhealthy matter collected about the throat
and bronchial tubes, causing irritation and
cough.
2. Most Throat aud Lung Remedies are
composed Of anodynes, which allay the couoh
for awhile, but by their constringent effects.
he dbres become hardened, and the unhealthy
fluids coagulate and are retained In the svs-
tenn, causing disease beyond the control of
our most eminent physicians.
3. The Pine Tree Tar Cordial, with its
Assistants, are preferable, because they re-
move the CAUSE Of irritation of the muoous
membrane and bronchial tubes, assist the
lungs to act and throw off the unhealthy sa-
cretions, and purify the blood, thus scientifically
making the cure perfect. ..
The truth of which we have living witnesses
who were once given up to die.
Read the certificates subjoined. and call a,
DR.. WISHART's GREAT FAMILY MRDI-
CINE STORE, and examine our file, and 90
and consult living testimonies, which arc
more satisfactory than reading or hear,no ~
the wonderful cures of DR.. L. @. C. WISH
ARTS MEDICINEs:-
READING, Pa.-DR. WIsHARr--Dear s;,1
have been cured, as believe, of Consumptior'
by the use of your Pine Tree Tar Cordial. and
was SO very low, and had been sick SO LONG
when commenced to use it, that had Init
little confidence in anything. l had triad
many of the advertised medicines, as well as
the prescriptions of several eminent physi-
clans.
Ny symptoms were dry, hacking cough,
which had had for several years. with nieht
sweats and frequent severe bleeding of the
lungs. was so very weak that I could
attend to no business, and had pain almost
constantly through my breast and shoulders.
About four years ago my brother, who resides
| in Philadelphia, told me he believed your
medicine would cure me, and commenced its
use. was aware that my disease had gone
| 40 far that could not expect to be cured In
| few days; but in short time felt much
tetter-so much 30 that l was able to attend
| to my business; and, after continuing its use
for several months, | recovered NV health
and strength perfectly.
am convinced that this is not a mere
transient relief, but complete and permanent
cure, as have been gradually growing stronger
ever since, and attribute It solely to your
Pine Tree Tar Cordial, for I know that must
have gone to my grave years ago, If had not
used your great medicine. l would say to
those who are similarly afflicted, especially in
cases like mine, where the disease has run for
long time, that although one bottle will
relieve, 1t will not effect cure; but by perse-
veripg in its use, believe it will restore you
to health, If You are not beyond the power
edicine. MRS. L. s. SALLApK
No. 65S Penn street, Reading, Pa.
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General Cox.
Nom the Chicago Tribune.


We were aware that General Grant held Gov
ernor Cox In the very highest estimation as
man OF Integrity and capabillty. ne mas e. peen
heard 10 say that the war produced no aoler,
more ski ful. or thorough officer rom ciVli HE
than MsjoI- General j. ID. Cox. General 0rsnt
spoke of hun as an officer VINO. entering Lne
army entirely destitute OF military Know;
ledge or training, mad completely mastered
the principles and details of the ART OF war
including engineering. fortifications siege ope,
rations, supply Ing, subsisting. transporting ana
Also that General Cox was, perhaps, the hard
est student" so to speak. and most Ind nstrlous
neld ofiicer whom he knew IN the service as ne
was never satisfied until he nad masteIeu
everything connected with whatever duty was
assigned TO him. and that he was ever & reIisple @ @
In Its performances no matter how dimcuit or
how delicate the work might be. and strlcLy
honest and upright in all his dealings Win Ihe
9overnmen Mt an his fellaw' officers ana SOL
diers IL was these qualities which gained the
commander In chiefs confidence and nign
opinion, and have now secured him seat ln
The Cabinet, and the portfolio OF very lmpor-
banE ana responsible department.,
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O. REAL EsTATE-THOMA3 & SONy
HILL Sale Modern three-story brick residence.
Tuesday, Maroh 20. 1869, at IL O'clock noon, will
he sold AZ public sale. at the Philadelphia Ex-
change, all that modern three. story brick mes
sIage, with three story back building and lot
OF ground, situate on the east side of Eleventh
ST., l25 feet northof Green ST., No. 6l5; contain
ing In front on Eleventh street IL feet, and ex-
ending in depth on the south line SO feet "a OF
an inch, and on the north line 88 feet 736 incnes
TO feet wide alley. with the privilege thereof.
II has parlOr, dining-room, kitchen, and sum-
mer kitche n on the first floor; 2 chambers sit
ting.room. bath and store-rooms second
floor; and chambers on third floor; gas. bath,
not end cold water, 2 furnaces, cooking.rauge,
etc. Terms-Half cash. Immediate possession.
Keys at the Auction Rooms.
M. THOMAS Il SONS Auctioneers,
3 l3 sat No. l3q and l4I &. FOURTH st.
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM THE CAPITAL.
New and Important Army and
Naval 0rders-The New Sec
retary Of War-New
Military Assign
ments.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Des1 dtoh to the Associated Press.
Important Naval Orders.

DesT atoh to The Associated Press.
Important Naval Orders.
WASHINGTON, March l3.-Several interesting
naval orders were yesterday issued by Secrc.
tarY BoTie, among them the followine:-
General Order No. 9l.-Before an officer takes
command OF q vessel she must be examined By
board, consisting OF three line officers of the
navy, who shall report any deficiencies, etc.,
that may exist, No ships will carry more tWo-
boat davits on each quarter. The ooats may be
hung double, and II this cannot be done, they
must be slowed on board. When tue latter
course is impossible, the matter must be brought
to the notice of the Department.
General Order No. 92 prohibits the further
practice of covering the berth decks of vessels
of-war with shelac.
No. 90 provides that hereafter the spars of
ships. of-war will not be painted yellow, as
heretofore, and their yards will be painted
black. return to the old custom is ordered.
No. "a states that all signs that have been put
up in Navy Yards, indicating the business to
which different departments belong, will be
taken down, and simple signs, such as "nqvIga-
tion Office" or ''store," ordinance office" or
"store, medical office" or "store," 'office of
docks and yards" etc. etc., will be put up in
their places. These offices are not branches of
the bureaus, but are departments OF the yards,
and are under the entire direction of the COM
mandants.
The Secretary of War.
Secretary Rawlins to-day took formal charge
of the War Office. General Scho6eld, late
Secretary, was present, aud turned over the
affairs of the department to the new Secretary
New Army Orders.
General Sherman has promulgated In general
orders the act making appropriations for the
army, approved March 8, 1869.
Noah L. Jeffries has resigned the position of
Register of the Treasury, and it is stated that
John Wilson, Third Auditor, intends resiguiug.
The President was to-day rendered pc " in
the new Metropolitan Church by the trustees.
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a. REAL ESTATE.-PHOMAS Il sons
EM Sale. : Three,story brick dwelling. No.
1913 Poplar street, west of Thirteenth street.
On Tuesday, March 80 1869, at IL O'Clock, noon,
will be sold at public SALE at the Pniladelp phla
Exchange, all that three STORY brick messuage.
with three. story back building. and lot OF
ground, situate on the north side of Poplar
street. west of Thirteenth street, No. 1918. con-
tanning In 'front.' on Poplar street l6 feet. and
extending in depth on the east line l0t
feet and on the west line l0l feet AS inches to
Caldwell street. 1t haq gas, etc. Subject TO q
yearly ground rent of 500
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers.
3l3 81 Nos l39 and iii =. FOURTH Street.
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From Ga,sAda.

MONTREAL. March 13.-The exodus Of French
Canadians IRON the South s.. Lawrence
parishes 10 The United States still continues,
many families going even without disposing of
their farms. Efforts are being made on the part
OF the Dominion Government aud military
authorities to retain larger number of troops
in Canada than the last official order con-
terminated.
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RELIoIous. The Rev. Alexander r. Thomp-
son, d. D., from New York, one Of the best pnl.
pit orators of the day. has been invte1 w
preach In the Second Reformed Churcn. Ssv
enth street, above Brown. and will occupy tne
pulpit tomorrow morning and evening. NJ
will also address the Sunday Scnoois In the
afternoon.
Preebyterian Church, will preach In the TaOer.
pacle baptist Ohurch, Eighteenth and Chesnut
streets. To- morrow evening.
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The Secretary of War.
FROM NE w YORK.
The Social Evil

NIw YORK, March 13,-fhe report of Police
Superintendent Kennedy, issued to-day, says
in relation to the social evil that there are in
this city and Brooklyn as follows:-Houses of
prostitution, 496; assipnation houses, IO7;
pretty waiter girl saloons. 49,; prostitutes,
2lO7; pretty waiter girls, 255.
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a REAL ESTATE.-THOMA5 Il SONS
EEl Sale-LaTge and Valuable Lot. corner of
G.Imsntown road and Venapgo street. Rising
sun VILLAGE l20 feet front 2O3 feet deep TO Alder
street. three fronts On Tuesday, March 23.
1869 at IL o'clock, noon. Will be sold at pubic
large and valuable lot. situate gu the east side
OF Germantown road. corner OF Venaugo street.
Rising Sun Village, Twenty first ward con.
taining In front ON Germantown road 100 feet,
and extending in depth 203 feet to Alder street.
Clear OF all incumbrapce.
Plan at the Auction Rooms.
NJ THOMAS d SONS. Aucttoneers,
Sl8s2t Nos. lS9 and l4l 3. FOURrH Street.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
THE UNIVERSITY.

The Annuan commencement OF the
medical Departments OF the Untversity
OF Pcmnsyivanta--A list of the Gra-
auateB.
AT noon to-day the Annual Commencement
of the Medical Department. OF ths University of
Pennsylvania took place In the Academy OF
Music Toe entire place was crowded. the
beauty and the fashion of the town were pre-
sent Bouquets 10 deck the new. .iedsed doctors
seented the air. TIE Germauia Orchestra was
Dr. sent and by it's music lent not little TO the
pleasure OF the time the graduates and o.ner
In a long procession, and entered the place to
the tune of q march especially composed for
the occasion. Wnen all were In their places
ard the music was silent, O prayer was pro-
nOunced, and the Provost of the University,
Onsrles j. Stille, LII D., ushered the following
named into the medic Al fraternity by the CON-
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a REAL ESTATE THOMAS & sons
G Sale.-3 welLsecured Ground rents, 500 a
Year. On Tuesday, March l6, 1869. at IL O'Clock
delphia Exchange. all those three well secured
Ground. rents of $50 ear each, pay able lst of
January and July, without deduction for taxes
issuing out OF all those three contiguous lots OF
ground. situate on the south side OF Sergeant
street, 20 feet east OF Coral street Nineteenth
ing, valued al S2l00.
Policies of insurance accompany the ground.
rents.
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
1t Nos. l39 and l4l 8. FOURTH st.
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MORTALITY OF THE CITY.--The number Of
a ,at ms in the city for the week ending at noon
O. day was 29l. being sn Increase OF l6 over the
corresponding perioi OF last ear. or these Loo
United BIaies "a were foreign, were un-
known, l0 were people OF color, and IA from the
oOuntry OF the number, died of conges-
Non Of the brain 20 Of Inflammation Of the lungs;
n 5of typhoid fevei; 7of mai asmus; OF old age;
and 81 OF consum ption OF the lungs.
Tbe deaths were divided as follow among the
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TBa LATE SHE'LL ExPL0sIoN.--Mr. William
HaIiiy, one OF the men who was severely In.
Jured ny the explosion of n shell at Thirty.hrst
and Marx ct streets on the 9th ult.. died from
his wounds at an early hour this morning.
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OFFICIAL VIsrT. - General Fisher, State
Senator from Lancaster, who took an active
bill, spent some time with his Honor Mayor
Fox this morning.
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From Boston,.

TOsToN, March 13.-The barque Fredonia
brought as a prisoner William Graham, sent TO
this country for trial; charged with killing the
mate OF the ship John Sirght, of New York.
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DR. WIsHART:-I have been a constant
sufferer with dyspepsia for the last eighteen
years, during which time cannot say ever
enjoyed a perfectly well day. There were
times when the symptoms we're more aeera-
waited than at others, and then it seemed it
would be great relief to die. had at all
times an unpleasant feeling In my head, but
latterly my sufferipgs so much increased that
became almost unfit for business OF any kind;
my mind was continually filed with gloomy
thoughts and forebodings, and II attempted
to change their current by reading, at once a
sensation of 10y ooldness, in connection with
dead weight, as 1t we're, rested upon my brain;
also feeling of sickness would occur at the
stomach, and great pain In my eyes, accom-
panied with which was the continual fear Of
losing my reason. l also experienced great
lasstude, debility, and nervousness, which
made it difficult TO walk by day or sleep by
night. became averse to society, and dis
posed only to seclusion, and having tried the
skill OF a number OF eminent physicians of
various schools, finally came to the conclusion
that for the disease at my present age (forty-
five years) there was NO cure in existence.
But, through the interference Of Divine Provi-
dence, to whom devoutly oifsf my thanks,
at last found sovereign remedy in your Dys-
pepsia Pills and Tar Cordial, which seem to
have efeotually removed almost the last trace
of my long list of ailments and bad fselings.
and in their place health, pleasure, and con-
tentment are my every y-day companions.
JAMES M. SAUNDERS M
Matchmaker and Jeweler.
No. 453 North Second street, Philada.
Formerly Of Woodbury., N. J.
Our Physician, who will be found In attend
ance Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Of
each week, between A. M. and p. M, win
give professional aid and counsel FRRR OF
CHARGE.
OFFICE AND STORE
No. asa North SECOND St.,
PnILADELPMA, PA.
Patients at distance can receive advice BY
mail free OF charge.
Write directions plainly, and state symp-
toms Of disease fully.
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Shin News.

FoRTRPss MoNRos. March I3 - Sailed barQue
Pieaidts s; brigs Charles bert, Prestssio. aud Arm
well: ard scbr Tiiiie e.. all for Baltimore. and a
arp feet q coasters,
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FOR EIGN.
by dHuUtc CUOto.
Another EDglIsh Liberal,

LONDON, March 13.-The news to day is
meagre. Neall, Liberal, has been elected to
the House of Com mons in the place of Ripley
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NJ, THOMAS Il SONS. Auctioneers,
3l3a2t Nos. lS9 and al 8. FOURTH Street

Es REAL EsTATE.-THOMAS q SONS
III Sale.-Building Lot. Dauphin street. vest
OF Coz al street. On Tus sday. March 80. lS89 at
IL O'clock noon. will be sold at public sale, at
the PbiIs delphia Exchange, all that valuable
lot OF ground. situate on the north side Of Dau
phin street. "a feet west of Coral street. la'e
District of Kensington; contaiping in front on
Dsuphin sire ct 36 feet. and extending In depth
l54 feet ga inches to 40 feet wide street. called
Price street.
Clear OF all incumbrapce.
Terms-Sl00 may remain on mortgage.
M. THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers
3 10 SGT Nos. l89 and l4l s. FOU RITZ St.
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a REAL ESTATE THOMAS & SONS
k!:u Sale.-Frame Dwelling, No. 1242 N. Third
eiIeet On Tuesday, April g. 1869. at IL O'CLOCK,
noon. Will he sold at public sale. at the Phila-
deIphia Exchange. ali that frame dwelling aud
lot of ground. situate on the west side of rhird
street, above Girard Avenue Market. No. 1912
containing In front on Third street 20 feet, and
extending In depth 100 feet. Clear of all incum-
brance. ss~S@a
M.THOMAs & SONS, Au"tioneers,
313s 81 Nos l39 and l4l ). FOURTH st.
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1t was then announced that at public COM
me encement held June 25 1853, the degree Of
Doctor of Medicine was conferred upon the fol.
lowing eentlemen:-Isaac Morris Hays, Pa
Abel +. Price, Pa.
or the foregoing there were from Brazil, l;
California, 2; Connecticut. 3; Delaware, 4; Dis
trict of Columbia, q Florida, l: Georgia. l; Illi-
n0is. ]; Kentucky. 3; Louisiana. l; Maryland, s;
Massachusetts,, B. Minnesota, ]; Mississippi. 2;
New Jersey, l6; New York. 2; North Carolina, 9;
Nova Scotia. l. Ohio, q pennsyly,ania , 5S; Porto Porto
Virginia. l. Total, l30.
The Degree of Bachelor of Laws was conf erred
upon William Woodrow Montgomery and Alfred
Moore.
the valedictory address was then delivered
by Alfred Stiiie. NJ. d Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine and Of Clinical Medicine.
?, vas a r,,. able ee@v.,-vS.y interesting
and was warmly applaUded at ilc...erVa.s ~...ug
Its delivery.
The large audience then, after the orchestra
had rendered "Home, Sweet Home" separated
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an PLREMPIORY SALE.-T HOMAS &
EI SONS, "A s.-Three three-story brick
wellipRs, Nos. $50. S32. and S34 Almond street,
east of Otis street. Eighteenth ward. On Tnes.
day, March 23, 1869 al ~ o'clock. noon, will be
sold at public sale, without reserve. at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all those three story
brick messusges and contiguous lots OF ground
thereuntO belonging, situate on the sOutbeily
side of Almond street, east of Otis street, Nos.
$50, 1872 and SS4; each containing In front on
Almond street IA feet, and extending in depth
46 feet TO 4.ieet wide alley, and com unicatinz
with two other g. feet wide alleys. with the privi-
)ege thereof TeTms-A mortgage of $1,000 unon
each house may remain. Immediate posses-
sion. Keys at The Office of MessTs. Lukeus &
Montgomery, No. 1885 Beach street. Sale abso.
NJ, THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers,
3l3s2t Nos. lS9 and l4l s. FOURTH Street.
MA REAL ESTA1 E.-THOMAS & SONS
EI Sale = Modern three story brick store
and Stiles Streets On Tuesday, March 30,
1869 at IL O'Clock, noon, will be sold at pueic
sale. at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that
modern three.story brick messusge. with two
story back buildings and lot of ground situate
on the VIZ ST side of Sixteenth street corner of
stiles street, No. 1890: containing in front on
Stiles street IA feet, end extending In depih
alor sixteenth street, SO feet TO a 3-feet wide
alley, with the privilege thereof 1t Is occupied
as q store and dwelling; has gas bath. not and
cold water. etc. Clear of all incumbrance.
Terms, $500 may remain on mortgage. Pos
session January !. IS7l
NJ. THOMAS d SONS. Auctioueers.
8 l8s2t Nos 1S9 and l4l S. FOURTH Street.
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DODGERs' AND WUSTENhOLM's Puck l1
~ KNdXEs, Pearl and a. m.tag Handles, Of 6eautifl
IORs, and the celebrated LEOOULTRN RAzOR
sCIeSORs Of the nnest qualify
and Polished, at r. HADHIRA's. No ils q. TENTB
sFAaA below Ohsznut NaS
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DEAFNESs.- EVERY INSTRUMENT THAI
- science Aad sklI have invented % As.ia. shs
tors; also. oEandan's Patent qrntche.l sdperiof g
ffNTH bRsek hsloW ChaaHnA mpI
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The New York Money Market.
FROM the Tones.


"The market for money works steady at per cent.
10 the brokers on call and TOT per cent for prime
merchant paper OF abort date; There was apps
The borrowing the railway st0cGs is not so actve
while the amounts required ov the grea dealers In the
scrptioDs OF the United States b2Os comparatively
sceIce and holders are ante 70 lea them out TO
their nea bors ~ from 60 DER cent Interest Tls
change IN the Sational Bauk qusr5erly s'atem.nts
to hve periods year and each s,stemel , 70 De
to the steadi OF the bsnk movement and av d the
pr E5 tee Hed sSS sys In JnnSay
April July, and &C ober.
,reme,p pbunyS Mt to Sy on nearly sscrip ions 5f
the 520e, and The org per cens OF 1851 Ihs dis
10 10 ear bonds and regst' red stocks IS disAppear
Ing eince the acct ssion OF the new admne rstlon
nize ali bonds as being rec oeemabIe Did, bu that
the further Issue of Redoee ing debt VII nearres ed
OF the Treasury derived from Gu i.oms win he faith
fully applled TO the sinkIrg, or reduction or me
SOCKS. a;ier provioing for current iu'eresf. Ths
was plainly the IN enton o. the initial Loan act of
from taxes are likely un6er their prompt collie ion
and economical administration. to prove more than
there 6tional reason way from i5N OO
TO SEQ COO roo IN gold should net he restored to
the too-oDg neglected sink ing fund OF 1852"
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, NJ AROH 13
Reported by De Haven d Bro. No. 40 8. Third street
BETWEEN BOARDS.
$1,000 Pa g. 1series...t081S 100 sh Read RR-.t5B SO
s2OO Leh v new bs-rg e5 100 do .........c- 45sS
$500 do ........iti 10 sh Mnehii. IS 6~
200 sh Catawissa..... ~ ' sh kens'n B~-......1l7
SECOND BOARD.
$500 do-.-..-...... 9Ol 20 sh Norrist n-..-.. 66h
ssh d Am..-..-..i22A III Bh Peana k.....s- 571a
100 sin Read R.--b3O.45'Sl
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EDITION
The Government Patronage-Poli.
clans Outwitted Reforming
the Navy Department
Admiral POrter's
Work.
Next Minister to England.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Despatch 70 The EUensl0 Telegraph.
WAsBINeToN, March ID
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wv the newest and best manner.
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