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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-08
REAL ESTATE AT Auction.

r. MASTERS SALE. = THOMAS 4 SONS,
FEi Au6toheefs.-In the Court Of Common Pleas,
for the City and County Of Philadelphia, Josiah
Woodward VS. Sarah Ann Martini ct al of June Term,
1868, No. A, Partition in Equity Very valuable
business stand nve-story building northeast corner
OF Third and Chestnut streets. In pursuance OF an
order and decree made by the said Court In the above
cause, on the Path day OF April A. ID. 1862 will I've
sold at public sale, Tuesday May 25 1862 at 12
O'Clock, noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
all that lot OF ground, with the ive-story
rough-cast building thereon erected, situate on
the northeast corner OF Third and Chestnut streets,
in the City Of Philadelphia; containing in front
on Chestnut street 20 feet inches, more or less,
and extending in depth northward of that width,
along the said Third street. on the west line thereof
81 feet inch, more or less, and on the east line
thereof 81 feet inches, more or less, to 3-feet
inches wide alley. Being the same premises which
William A. Martin, by indenture dated June 8, A. ID.
1929, recorded in Deed Book G.. w. r., No SO, page
Is, etc. granted and conveyed unto Robert G. Martin
now deceased, in fee) Subject to a ground-rent OF
s95O per year. Terms:-The widows dover, one
third Of the purchase money, must remain on the
property. information in reference 10 the sale Of
the said property may be had of the Master at his
office, No. 1913 Walnut street.
BY the Court, J. Granville Leach, Master.
NJ. THOMAS Il SONS AuCtiOneers
53S1522 Nos. 139 and III $. FOURTH Street
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FOR THE LADIES.
L M o v A
OF TIKI
TEMPLE OF FASHION.
For the better convenience Of her patrons,
NTRS. M. A. BINDER

HAS REMOVED HER DRESS TRIMMINGS AND
PAPER PATTERN STORE
TO THE
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ED-PITTNER-On wsdne.-
day evening, April l4th, 1869, at the First
Baptist Church, Dy Rev. j. Rowley, HENRY
MoRELAND 10 Miss MARY 8. PIrTNER, all OF
this city.
LMARsHALL.-On the even
ing OF April Nth, 1869, by the Rev. VIM. K.
Mayburry, Mr.. GEORGE W. TRUxELL to
Miss MARY K. MARSHALL, tboth OF this city,
DELOE-TRUXEL.-On the evening Of
April 14th, 1859, by the Rev. ]. Z owley, Mr.
WILLIAM w. DELoE, OF Washington City,
to Miss SALLIE TRUxELL, OF this city.
"A delicious cake and q bottle of ine old
port accompanied the latter announcement
showing that when printer gets married
he knows how TO treat his fellow typos. The
1NrELLIGENCER printers tender their con.
gratulations to the happy pair and promise
when they commit matrimony to go and do
likewise. If our gallant young friend makes
as good husband as he is a printer, land we
know he willy there will never be any need
% comb his hair with the bootIack or brush
his coat with the broomhandle.
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JOHN 8. CARLILE,s DUPLICITY.

10 the Editor of the 1ntelligencer:
viii you permit the Republican par
'ty of,West Virginia to express their dis
appreciation OF John 8. Carlile'ss ap-
pointment by the President, to posts
ton Of honor, trust and profit, and what
Is the most humiliating of all, Is that
this cunning, political trickster, has been
accredited to West Virginia. Surely
the President Is not in possession of the
fact that Mr.. Carlile betrayed us in the
darkest hour of our struggle for exis-
tence as new State. When he found
he had failed to ruin US, by turning us
over into the hands of the rebels, he
ran away and left US, partly no doubt,
because he feared the vengeance of an
Indignant, injured and grossly insulted
people, whose confidence he had betray-
ed; and partly because he despised our
new and free State; while his principal
reason for leaving West Virginia, was
that he might join himself to the des-
TIMES OF Maryland rebels, and thus on
| their shoulders ride into the highest
| Office, within the gift of Democratic
Maryland. Finding himself out gen
| eraled by Swan and Others ne comes
whining back to West Virginia, like
the "prodigaI son." makes few hypo-
critical and bumcomb speeches, and then
sets himself down at the White House,
and SO far deceives the President as to
secure a Foreign appointment.
1t surely CAuuOG Do LQaG our SeuaLOES
will remain silent and enter no protest
against the confirmation ofMr. Carlile's
appointment, knowing as they do that
he is not a citizen of West Virginia.
Beside he has already betrayed us once:
BENJAMIN franklin said that "if we
give a man the second opportunity
to deceive us we are FOOLS" Shall a
man like Mr.. Carlile be appointed to q
position of trust and honor-he that did
US more harm than the regular out
spoken rebel secessionist-while the
friends of the nation and the loyal State
of West Virginia are ignored and left
at home? Cannot the President and
Senate find competent and trustworthy
men TO fill all honorable positions due
West Virginia, amongst those patriots
who risked their all in behalf of the
nation and West Virginia, through the
terrible and bloody years of the rebel
lion2 Such men as Gen. Thomas NJ.
Harris, Gen. Northcott, Gen. POWELL
thousand and one other soldiers
Hon. q. D. Hubbard, Hon. B. NJ. kitch-
en-, Hon. Daniel Polsley, a. W. Camp
bell, Esq, tGOv. F. Fl. Pierpoint.
Hoping that our Senators will see that
Mr.. Carlile is dfeated, and that some
deserving WestVirginian goes to Stock
holm, we would subscribe ourselves the
LOYAL REPUBLICANS OF w. VA.
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SpeEfaI AptIees.
ALLCOCK POROUS PLASTER.


Rheumatism, Lumbago, Cold Feet Pain
OF the Chest of the Side, Bruises and acd
dents, especially OF the spine. also chronic
weakness or affection thereof, Sore Throat
Varicose Veins, and even in the affections
OF the Heart, this celebrated plaster has been
ound 10 afford immediate and permanent
relief.
DIR. ]. W. johnson, OF Hartford, writes {:
"At this moment OF " riting, a man
applies for one, who, by ENHANCEMENT In
the shaft OF machinery, had both his legs
broken, spine severely injured, and was for
nearly year entirely helpless. This man
found relief very soon by the application OF
the Porous Plasters. He was soon enabled
to work, and now he labors as we'll as ever"
Letter from DR.. Fuller. OF PeekskilI'
y Thomas ANcOck d Co.-Gentlemen: Since
my severe accident have used as an appli-
cation to the bruised parts your admirable
Plaster.
It has had an excellent effect. soothing
while drawing out tho soreness and sustain
ing and strengthening the part upon which
II Is applied. e. D. FULLER.
PEEKsKnL, Oct. s, 1853.
Allcock's Porous Plasters are sold by all
Druggists. Principal Agency, Brandreth
House, New York. marl9.lmd&w
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER.

IT e r. NJ q.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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Rowell,s NeWspuper directory.

We have received from George P.
Rowell q Co., the we'll known adver-
Using agents, q copy ftheir new News
paper Directory, which is the most COM
plete and valuable publication of the
character ever issued in America. 1t
gives complete list of all the newspa-
pers in the United States, the size OF
each, the names oftheir publishers, their
politics, form, &C., and very freq uently
their circulation and the population OF
the town, city or county where they are
published. The book is elegantly got
ten up, and is as nearly perfect as a
publication OF the character could be.
No newspaper Office should be without
a copy OF 1t, while for business men
who desire to acquaint themselves with
the status Of the newspapers Of the Uni:
ted States and Canada 1t will be found
invaluable. The price OF the book is %,
and it can be had from RoWell q Co.,
New York,
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A Square Meal in Nevada.

A traveller to the White Pine river in
Nevada, thus portrays ones expert
ences: Atone station the party halted
for a square meal. There was tent,
and in it huge kettle of coffee and a
camp oven. After waiting few min
utes, the landlord came to the door and
snapped out, "room for four" Our in
form2nt went in with three other men,
and they knelt around a flat box.
which the hotel keeper had turned
down on the ground. On the top were
four basins of strong coffee, and by
each dirty tin was dirty black biscuit
and an egg. The coffee and eggs were
good, and the biscuits were good on the
outside, that is, the eater had to choose
between two evlls-dirt over the top
crust, dough under it. Each loaf was
like cream cake, perfectly soft in
crust, and after blowing, scraping and
rubbing it to remove the alluvial de-
posits, put il down with a gusto and
torrents of strong coffee. The inside
masses OF dough were left by each
mans basin. When the men had fin
ished their meal, and while they were
yet kneeling, the host put his SCOT be-
grimmed aad greasy hand over the box
and spoke again, "Four dollars" He
was paid. Plump went the silver into
his pouchy pocket, and pop went the
four masses of dough back into the
oven. AS soon as a new crust was
baked over them, eggs cooked and the
basins retilled with coffee, four more
hungry men knelt down, ate off the
crust, rejected the rest of the dough for
another baking, and paid their dollar
each for the meal. 1t was calculated
that one more stage load of customers
would finish the biscuits and put the
landlord to the trouble of kneading q
navy hatch.
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Heavy Draining Enterprise.


The Dutch have been the subjects OF
more jibes and ieers than any other
people of modern times. French wits
and English poets have time out OF
mind concurred in deriding them, and
the epigram of Voltaire and the verses
OF Butler are constantly quoted at their
expe rse. But the Dutch are as brave,
as ingenious and as persevering race
as exists on the earth, or considering
their semi. submerged geographical
condition) in the waters under the
earth. Their very national existence is
one long victory over the sea, and now
they are looking forward to further
conquests. It's seriously proposed to
drain the Huyder Zee. A survey has
been made of that vast inland body Of
water, and official reports hold out the
hope that it can be exhausted in nine
or ten, or, at the farthest, in fourteen
years. One enthusiast in engineering
thinks that by steam power, he can
drain it in eighteen or twenty months.
The bottom of the Iuyder Zee is found,
by repeated soundings and analyses OF
the mud brought by the instruments,
to be composed of clay exceedingly
susceptible of agricultural improve
ment, and If the immense undertaking
now projected can be accomplished, a
large area, worth fifty millions of dol
lars will be added TO the territory of
Holland, .- $500. ----.-.-a ~
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1902. l847. 1868.

In 1902 the grandfather OF DR.. Tobias
introduced the Venetian Liniment in Eng
land. 1t was success, although the price
was guinea bottle. His late Majesty,
William w., used 1t for Chronic Rheuma-
tism, and was entirely cured after suffering
for two years. his attending physician being
unable to eject a cure, and he wrote letter
OF thanks, which is now in possession OF my
uncle, in Liverpool I have offered 9lOO
sterling for the letter, but 1t was refused. In
lS47 1 put 1t out in the United States, and
now, in 1863 the sale Is immense. Thousands
Of families are never without it. 1t Is safe
and innocent 10 apply externally, and to
take internally. For twenty-one years
have warranted 1t to cure the following
complaints: Cholera, DIarrhea, Dysentery
Group, Collie, Cramps, Vomiting and Sea.
sickness. taken 1nternallyi and Chronic
Rheumatism, Burns, Cuts. Bruises, Old
Sores, Toothache, Frosted Feet, Swellings,
Insect stings, and Pains in Chest, Back and
Limbs, externally. 1t never fails, II used as
directed. For Cholera and Dysentery 1t is
certain, II used when frat attacked. No one
once trying it will ever be without it. Sold
by the Druggists. Price. so cents and one
dollar. Depot, 10 Park Place, N. Y.
mRrl9.1md&w
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The Origin OF Touching Glasses Be-
fore Drinking.
From Me Ne,U orlen,r, Times.

Surely the custom among men of
touching their glasses before drinking
to the health of a friend Tor on other
occasions merely for ceremony's sake),
merits. some attention in regard to its
ancient origin. Possessing fondness
for antique researches, it affords an in
finite pleasure to communicate the why
and wherefore of the above mentioned
practice.
Several years anterior to the time of
Socrates, it was given out that any
criminal condemned to die the death
(by having poisonous drink admins
tered), was at liberty to consider his
life insured, If he could succeed In pre-
vailing upon his friends to share the
potion with him, even in such small
quantities as might prove innocuous to
all; and in order to ascertain precisely
the exactness of each ones allowance,
they had recourse 10 the everyday
custom OF touching glass with glass,
measuring in this manner their respect
i've portions, pledging the health and
happiness of the thus liberated convict;
ana rejoicing that they had been made
the medium through which his life was
saved.
may safely venture to assert that no
Two men out of a thousand, if question
ed, Will be found familiar with this
brief episode, Notwithstanding the off
repeated times they resort to its nrac.
tice in their daily patronage of coffee.
houses.
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VICTORY.

A CONQUEST INSTANT AND SUBLIME
Ger spiteful Nature and DER blighting Time!
Hair white or gray, or red as sunsets sky,
Assumes Black or Brown that charms the
eye,
Beneath the spell OF CR1sTODoRo's DYE.
Gristadoro's Hair Preventative
AND BEAUTIFIER.-Thisf famous prepar-
alton Is guaranteed TO preserve the hair In
It's full beauty and luxuriance throughout
Life. II the hair Is thin, 1t thIckens it; If dull
and dead-looking, it gives it magnificent
gloss. 1t is warranted to remove scurf and
dandrun, prevent the hair falling on restore
1t in bald spots, cause 1t to curl, and keep II
in splendid order under all circumstances
and In all climates. ....-.
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No. 68 Maiden Lane
Principal Depot No. 8 Aston House.
mar19-1md6W
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GheGtttelliqet
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 10.
IE ia NOW considered at New Yorl

lie is now considered at New York
definitely settled that no tender ofposi-
ton under Grants administration will
be made to Horace Greeley. Mr.. Gree
ley can stand that1f the Administration
can. The truth is, as we believe, there
Is no Office In the gift of the President
which Mr.. Greeley would accept If Of
fered. But it would seam less ungra'
clous in the President and more in &C
cordance with the fitness of things /
he should extend to the veteran
Journalist some appropriate recogni
ton OF his services.
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81 No notice will be taken OF communi-
cations not accompanied by res Ponstble
name The name will be considered conf
DENTAL. hut must in all cases accompany let.
ters as q guarantee of good faith.
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DOoKS ORDERED EVERY MONDAY
d morning by Religious Book HOUSES y
Monroe Street. -tsG aPI1A
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FORMING EDITION.
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THE fable of the boy who threw his
bread and butter into the dirt, and had
to eat it after all, has new illustration
In the reconstruction bill which passed
Congress on Friday. The States which
have held off for better terms, or re-
scented the mild ones offered by Mr.
Lincoln, have now, in addition to ali
the rest, to ratiiy the fifteenth amend
ment before they can be admitted to
representation in Congress. They have
nat gained much by waiting and resist
ing. They must like the dirt to throw
their cake into 1t again.
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RUMoR says that Mark Twain has

RUMoR says that Mark Twain has
concluded to act consistently with his
assumed name, have himself declared
twain by clergyman, with the neces-
sary formalities, including bride, bride
maids, groomsman, cakes and cards,
and will then eschew lecture rooms and
newspaper offices, and betake himself
to the congenial occupation OF planting
pumpkins in the vicinity Of Elmira,
New York.
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Carpet Department.

Special attention is given 70 this Depart
ment. BavinG separate room in the eatab-
lishment for Carpets, on Cloths, MattInRs,
Rugs, Mats, &c2 &C., window Blinds, FIX
lures, DC, enables us to compete with any
house In the trade and offer great Induce
ments to cash buyers in that department,
having Carpet from SOC TO 81; selling the best
ply Ingram All WorBted Chain and Wool
filling at 81 per yard. Call and see for your
selves, II you Wish to RaVemoney. The best
4 ply at 40, and 5 play at 49, White Cotton
Chain from Nos. s 10 II for 45c.l.T Er-s r--r--
=, Terms are Strictly Cash. Buying and ssl-
ing Ior caSn you can always tell what you
are doing, for cash will secure better bar
gains than credit, believing that by indus
Try, honest dealing and economy, we can
not fail to benefit those friends and custom
eIs that may be pleased to favor US with q call.
therefor respectfully invite an examinR-
ton Of our stock OF all cash buyers, either
wholesale or retail before purchasing else
Wnere, and obltga =. % u .rlE fHt i. -l.ssg-.
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sBTrau SIaut advertisements CASH in adj
vance. A1orrCru rzS
Impie announcements OF Deaths, gratis
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THE ruling passion was recently e1-
hibited in remarkable manner, on the
lost her husband, and on the day OF the
funeral her neighbors were somewhat
tardy in appearing at the solemnities.
"Nabby," said she, "hand me my
knitting I might as we'll be taking q
few stitches while the gathering is tax
ing place."
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The New York spiritualIsts have
held a meeting and denounced Mumler,
the protessed spirit photographer, as a
humbug. Epes Sergeant writes letter 1,
stating that Mumler has owned to him
that he was an impostor.
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A DAUGHTER of Marshall o. Roberts
was married in a New York church,
Tuesday evening, in the presence Of tif.
teen hundred invited guests. The old
gent made her a present of pocket
book containing 500 600.
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DIED.

GREY.-On Wednesday morning, April
14th, 1858, at s O'Clock, MIS-. MARGARET
GREY. aged IS years. 2: ri. ssG ,sl;.-
Her funeral will take place on this (Thurs-
day. afternoon at O'Clock, rom the resi-
dence of Mrs. Ray, on the corner OF Frank.
lin street and the National Road. The
friends OF the family are invited to attehd'
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A.wEALTHY gentleman in New York
died of the CHAMBERS, Tuesday. He
caught the disease from favorite horse.
This is the fourth case of death Of a
human being from CHAMBERS, in that
city, since the organization of the Board
OF Health.
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Happy Marriages.

Essays for Young Men, on the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, which create impede
ments to Marriage, with the humane view
Of treatment and cure, sent in sealed letter
envelopes, free OF charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia.
Pa. -. jaaz0-3md&w
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IN Cannelton. Indiana, on Sunday
Iast' Mr.. Dnnlevy, a merchant OF high
standing, became involved in fight
with an unknown man, in which Mr..
Dunlevy was stabbed to the heart and
instantly killed, and his antagonist re-
eelVed wounds which resulted in his
Sa.aly Yesterday morning. Bystanders
!nest!ereo IN me fight, and three other
ed. The cause Of the terrible tragedy
has not transpired.
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Dress Trinminps,

Gloves. full line of best quality, 81 Is, 81 50.
81 IS, 81 90. Fancy GloveS-A general as
Gents Handkerc6iens, fforn Sc 10 q apiece.
The best Cord Machine Cotton in the
world at SOC per dcZ. IL tFEf5
dies and Gents Hosiery in the city, at al
most any price.
MarsaiIeS, Honey Comb and Lancaster
Quilts CEOaks and ShRwls in great variety
and at low prices.
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JOHN MORAN, the Sheriff's deputy,
who allowed King, the New York bond
robber, to escape, has been sentenced
to the State Prison for four years. He
received $50. 900 for conniving at Kings
aRcana
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THE body OF Williams, one OF the I'M
fortunate men drowned by the upset
ting of skIf In the Monongahela
river some weeks ago, has been recov'
cred.
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D. EDWARDS, OF Washington, Pa,
President of Washington and Jefferson
College. has accepted call from q
church in Baltimore,
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THE nominations sent in to the Sem
ate Tuesday numbered two hundred
and eleven-eighty- five (foreign APP
pointments) from the State Depart
ment, sixty from the Treasury. thirty
five from the Interior, sixteen from the
Post Office and eleven from the Attor-
ney Generals Office. We have looked
through the list in vain to find crumb
for West Virginia.
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The latest story about Butler ia the
following:
a short time since, as General Butler
was riding on the Pennsylvania avenue
cars, a lady who was leaving the car
remarked, as she passed him, l"Look
out for your spoons" The General
promptly followed her and ascertained
that she was employed in the Treasury
Department.. She has obtained a per-
manent leave of absence, and the Gems
eral has had her place filled by colored
woman.
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REV. JAMES PRESLEY, d. D., of the
Monongahela Presby terry of the U. p
Church, has just been ex-communi-
Gated and deposed by the Presbytery,
for "unkind, violent and cruel treat
ment of his family" for "the use of
vulgar and profane language" and for
"uufaithfulness to the marriage vow"
DR.. Presley has appealed to the next
U. P. Synod OF Pittsburgh for redress.
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WIN. LIVINGSTON, an old citizen of
Florence, Washington Co., Pa, died
very suddenly on Tuesday morning of
last week.
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OVER 100000 is said to have been
spent thus far in bribing members of
the New York Legislature to vote for
the Broadway railroad bill.
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A VERY eulogistic obituary. of ladv
says: "She was married twenty-fonr
years, and in all that time never once
banged the door,"