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o. REAL ESrATE-THOMAS * SONS SALE
E::i -Three-story Brick Dwelling and Stable, No.
1888 Passyunk road. On Tuesday, May 30, 1871, at
l2 O'clock noon will be sold at public SALE at the
Philadelphia Exchange. all those brick messuages
and the lot OF ground thereunto belonging situate
on the easterly side OF the Passyunk road 159 feet
north OF Reed street; thence extending eastwardly
II feet inches to corner thence eastward 90 feet
inches to 20feet wide street (paved and curbed)
thence northward 16 feet; thence westward 54 feet
inches; thence westwardly GO feet inches and
thence southwardly along Passyunk road l6 feet to
the place OF beginning. The improvements ara a
syunk road; has gas. bath, gas oven, ETC., aud a
twostory brick and frame stable in the rear mas
stalls etc. Clear of all incumbrance. Terms
sl4 400 NAV remain. Possession September /.
II. THOMAS & SONS, AuctioneeTs
bl3s3t Nos. l39 and l41 s. FOURTH Street
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- ASSIGNEEs PEREMPTORY SALE
80 homas Sons Auctioneers Large and very
Desirable Lot, Perkiomen Turnpike and Sunset
Avenue, Chestnut Hill On Tuesday, May 10th, 1871,
at IL O'Clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, with
lot OF ground situate the southwesterly side OF
the Germantown and Perkomen turnpike roads,
corner OF Sunset avenue, Chestnut Hill. Twenty
second ward; containing in front on Perkiomen
turnpike 200 feet and extending depth one line
800 feet and on the other line 3O3 feet ~ inches
Sold subject the restriction that store or tavern
shall ever be built thereon, and any house thereon
shall be back 26 feet from the line OF Sunset avenue
see plan at the Auction Rooms For further particu
lars apply to c. ii. & II. p. Muirhed, No. 2O5 s. Sixth
street, Sale absolute.
''''''' NJ THOMAS d SONS, Auctioneers,
1t Nos. 199 and 14l s. FOURTH Street.
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CITY ITEM g.

CITY ITEMS.
For additional City Items see Third Page
Is CENT STOCKING.
25 CENT STOCKING.
% CENT STOCKING.
The Is cent Stocking is full regular, smooth In the
seams, well-shaped and OF good fabric. 1t is worth
more money and finds ready purchasers. Mr.. Finn
also invites attention to the following bargains:-
90 cent Ood handmade Jean Corset.
rs cent well-boned woven Corset.
81 finely rlmmed S6-boned woven Corset.
sl'30 extra-boned finely fashioned Corset.
Also, full lines Of finer grade Corsets.
GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
large assortment OF Ladies', Gents, and Chill
drens Gauze Shirts and Drawers have just been re-
ceived, which our customers will undoubtedly dis.
cover are bar gains, regards price and quality.
Shirt Bosoms; large assortment Prices low.
JOHN NJ. FINN,
S. e. corner Arch and Seventh streets.
SPOOL COTTON.
SPOOL COTTON.
SIX SPoOLS FOR 20 CENTS.
SIX SPooLs FOR % CENTS.
This Cotton is largely used by Dressmakers and
tans 200 yards to the spool, and, at the reduced
price, grows in favor.
JOIN M. FINN,
S. K. corner Arch and Seventh streets.
PARAsoLs AND UMBRELLAs.-Tde old-establish ed
and reliable house, whose reputation is well known
for keeping only the best goods, and whose very
complete assortment and immense sales enable them
to offer to their patrons advantages in price and qua
ly not to be met with elsewhere is eviaced by the
throngs OF customers with which they are always
crowded. Our readers in quest OF those articles can
save both time and money 10y calling at
IL. DIxoNs,
No. 81 S. Eighth street near Chestnut
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A WORD TO THOSE CONTEMPLATING
MARRIAGE AND HOUSEKEEPING,
THOSE WHO INTEND TO REFURNISH
WITH NEW CARPETS.
We are now onering full line OF CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHS, and MATTINGS at very low prices,
Really bargains.
We have asserted that our prices are lower than
any house In the city, and we are ready to make
good the assertion and ali we ask is an opportunity
to do so.
Call and examine, and be satisfied that we are
really selling CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Etc, VERY
CHEAP.
PEABODY & WESTON,
427 tusst No. 72s Chestnut Street.
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nay SPRING GARDEN BAPTIST CHURCH.
THIRTEENTH Street above Wallace
Rev. L. P. HORNBERGER, Pastor. Preaching to-
morrow at 10x A M. and s P. NJ. Sunday school
at z, M,
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my. DIVINE SERVICE (PRoTEsTANT EPIS-
copal Will be held in the hall OF the COURT
Street, above Market, on Sunday, May 14th,
at 1890 A. M. and P. NJ Sunday-school at
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R6Ss. bethlehem BAPTIST CHURCH, BROAD
and SPRUCE Streets.-Sunday morning, Chill
dren's Church. Music by the ch ldren. Preaching
by the Pastor, Rev. j. WHEATON SMITH, D. d.,
who win also preach In the evening at O'Clock.
Strangers invited to both services
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MY. WEST SPRUCE STREET PRES. CHURCH,
~ SEVENTEENTH Il and SPRUCE Streets-Rev.
WILLIAM HENRY GREEN, D. D., OF Princeton,
will preach tomorrow at 1ON A. NJ. and O'Clock
p M.
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N.Y. SPRING GARDEN STREET M. z
CHURCH, TWENTIETH and SPRING GAR
DEN Streets G. II. PAYNE; D. D., Pastor,
Fill preach tomorrow at 1917 A. M. and ~ p. NJ.
Strangers always welcome.
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my SPECIAL SERvICE.-THE SIXTH OF THE
Special Free Services at the CHURCH OF ST.
MATTHIAS NINETEENTH and WALLACE Streets,
will be held tomorrow evening at O'Clock, when the
sermon will be preached by Rev. j. HOUSTON
EOCLESTON,
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say to yoll most. st.earpestly, that we beg you
to do sos C.. W. ICHARLToN,
i. CLARK,
I FXM k9@DAvIDR DRICHAKDSON,
Wsl. Shields,
nE W.. III. MCCAFFERTY.
KNOX vIEIE, Tenn, June q, 1271.


NEW York, June 22.eThe excitement
pnSthe steck exehange Yesterday fully
eddailed that Of the famous black Friday.
About the firstofpApril,a "a combination was
formed to force up the price of Rock Island
stock and get a. corner on the BEARS The
principal men in the clique were VIM. s.
Woodward and John F. Tracy, President
of the railroad. Starting from the price of
l12, they gradually brppght mp Rock Island
stock till yesterday morning it sold at 40.
Thecapital Istockgo the company amounts
On Tuesday. afternoon Woodward had all
his arrangements completed for making an
enormous sum of money. He and his
Icliaye, had actually bought $4,000 shares,
E103, 900 more than have ever been issued.
lHadsall gone right dealers who have sold
short would have been at their mercy, and
would have been compelled to submit to
any terms they chose to offer, but there is
many a Slip between cupahd lip, as Wood
ward found to his cost. All day Tuesday
he had taken every share that was offered,
and toward the afternoon he became lit
tie suspicious of sellers. He was under an
engagement tO,put upa large amount at
the margin. of Yesterday morning. The
CLIQUE were to furnish him with 81 200, 600
to pay this margin. On Tuesday evening
inc company. with. his brokers, Scott &
Strong, he visited some of the leaders of
the clique, When he found to his horror
and amazement that the 81, 100000 would
not be forthcoming in the morning. So lit
tie was this result anticipated, that at the
opening,ef Exchange yesterday morning,
Rock Island stock was quoted at 1904. AS
soon as the trouble was known, indescrib-
able confusion ensued. Inevitable ruin
stared dozens of men in the face. Many
others had to contemplate heavy losses and
get ont eofs the mess as best they could.
Shouting, yelling, and rushing about was
more characteristic of lunatics than of
staid business men, Soon. after the board
was called several members officially in
formed the President that they must
fail, and desired that their stock might be
sold otit'dnderE the rate. About $1,000, 900
stock was sold in this way, lowering the
market price from 1907 to 1l0. In less than
two hours nine of the dealers, exclusive of
Woodward, were publicly announced as
faileti Woodward will undoubtedly fail |;
iif faet; ;sShe has, virtually, for onesof the
firms already declared failed informed the
Vice-President that they We're unable to
fulfill their engagements In consequence
of his default. Scott & Strong, Woodward's
brokers, are not affected by the catas-
trophe.
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gypt-visit OF Capt. Steyens-Courtesy O
the Yicer rAY-ICanfederates i'm Egypt.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-Capt. Stevens,
efathe, United States steamer Guerriere, re-
ports to the Navy Department his arrival
at Alexandria, Egypt. April 26: He says;
IT visited Cairo with my officers, and
had an interview with the Khedive, who
received us in one of his palaces with great
distinction, extending to the party every
facility to visit the numerous places of in
terest in that portion of Egypt. While
there, / met many of the officers of the late
Confederate Government, who took oc-
casiona to pay us every honor, and who
seemed to be thoroughly reconstructed and
proud of the nationality they once fought
to destroy. At a very handsome BAN
quet given by Americans in the
service of the Khedive, the Minister of
War was present, and, in honor of the oc-
casion, proposed sentiments highly hon
orable to the United States. Extraordi-
nary, .exertions, are making to keep the
scgast Iii acomplete state of defense."g
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.RHn4 FOREIGN.
sharp Dispatches Between Bismarck and
II Granville.

snarp Dispatches Between Bismarck and
ar Granville.
BERLIN, June 24.-An imperative de-
manu- mas been made for the immediate
~ payment OIL the first instalment of indem
my "nicn IL was agreed should be maid
Wltnln thirty days after the re-estabiish-
Hient OF Versaillist authority.
a4 "A serious complication has or;so, ho-
'os tween Germany and England. The snb-
Ject is unknown, but severe dispatches are
passing between Bismarck and Grany;iIo
td.. MADRID, June 24-An address to the
II Crown was adopted, 164 to 9S. when the
resignation of the whole ministry was an :
nounced. 1t is thought Serrano will he
President of the new ministry.
VERSAILLES, June M.-General TaIle-
mand has raised the blockade of Fort Ma.
uonai In Algeria, after a spirited fight.
ios,ng eight killed and thirty wounded.
ra :, oourDaki has recovered from his wounds.
bolrDakl commands Lyons. q
uamoetta declines Assembly candida
suIe, Gambetta says the present Assembly
ip,ARIs, June 24.-The Orleans nrinces
wiz not return TO their estate at ChantiIly
pnul the Prussians have evacuated the de-
partmeht of Ouse. II "a TIT
i7zHl PARIs, June 24.-People are constantly
applying to the Government for relief Il
estimated that two hundred Thousand
subjects of charity are in the city. iIabol
Is very scarce.
Thiers is uneasy relative to the paymef
OF overdue rentes.
Returning prisoners all say the German
people were friendly, but the authorize
Treated them harshly.
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i.rHE REvERIEs OF roUascoRE..
For the Chronicle.] -N 49,.

Z 5 II = = 80
An old dame sits by the window, sits in her
elbow chair: -.
a. dame with a wrinkled forehead, dim eyes
and silvered hair; e ss,,,7s
a tender kind old grandame, though her heart
beats soft and slow, - &
Balmy and warm as summer in spite OF her
With always smiles for the young ones and
simple jests for the gay, :, -
And soft-toned speech for sorrow, like flower
seeds dropped by the way. 1eos ~
The day has mellowed and faded, the sur drop
ped out of sight, ~
The fair pearl stars are clinging to the robes of
s their mother, night; & i5iaes4'zss 1n..
She sits alone in the cleaning that seems the
dead days shroud-ae - go.
And the world is drifting from her as she thinks
her thoughts aloud:
'sP IN growing an DID, old wonlanl IN seventy
years and DER, -
Threescore and ten, the Bible says, and l am
near nssHGfN Gff0ursSeoret rrsSe''t } sE0 s3all1aA5
"How good the Lord has been to mel look.
back on my life zz-..--ss..--s
And think how He has blessed me, as maiden,
mother and wife. - w-tiir
The children were all SO comely and good,
though well-a-dayi YAA Q-ekQ1.
Even as The Lord has given us, SO Hemay take
away. slaf ssHi8 e sagslfl fi p slH5si
and Wflliam--well, he loved me for forty years
And died, his head upon my breast he has but
gone before. .9er-i53
"They used to seem so far away the angels,
God and death. fH.Y
But now. / like to ponder and think it is but a
breath 800 E
That holds one to earth and waiting holds from
lOno o. inn r..t
The faces of the dear ones, the glory of Para
disc,
The walls that are shining jasper, the city Of
shining gold, ,aeI 49,, z GSGs,.,
Whose gates are pearls, and whose angels
white shining lal wings untold, .E
"Life is like those days in springtime,
when the shadows come and go,
But in the golden sunset the shadows die IN the
glow. :,
Sometimes when dream in the twilight, it all
comes back again,
The happy past of my girlhood, its joy but not
its pain. g - rs -
1 shyly stand meath the maple with Gracie and
1 watch the sunset with Janet upon the sunset
hill. aa0 e'f
II forget that VIII lies buried, . that Japer
! love grew cold: fVm k,s~
forget the maple withered, and Gracle's heart
was sold; ;gserksftA sgJeArE fry
forget all but the picture, the faces that love
I saw some laid in the churchyard, pray to
meet all above;
Hearts cannot die like the maple, souls are the
breath of God:
Gods son will sure forgive us our slips in the
path He trod. ssfE ~ sssl Ssafsst8
He who wept for sorrow as human as ours
have been, .-s.g - =. \
Remembers the cross and passion he bore fgl
human sin.
Oh well thank Our Father, and now cab
only wait, ..,.-...t-.,f.a
And maybe Will and the children stand neal
the pearly gate,
And wait for it to swing backward, that may
see them there
Williei my Will, and the children, with glory
in their hair.'' $50
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= rAn,enieram is going the rounds of the
German press, attributed to a. Frenchman
-5eneral Dumas. 1t may be Translated
.aI,he, cock of glory is the cock Francois,
= Demoralized he is not by defeat -
Hecro right loudly when he wins the day,
And louder. yet when he is soundly beat"
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Pickings from Punch.
CARGO EXTRAORDINARY.

CARGO EXTRAORDINARY.
"a Nessell arrived at Liverpool on the 1lth
tnltimo, having ON board hundred cases
of cigars and two cases of measles.
A GIFT THArwILL BE APPRECIATED.
"The Pope has sent sixty thousand francs
fon the reIeif of Paris, and several chests or
Provisions? No, SACRED objects for the
churches
.EsflIH NO VAIN BOAST.
There is giantess to be seen in London,
who rs advertised as "Her Majesty's larg-
est subject, and the tallest person known
to exist.u Our friend and neighbor is at
last outdone, for, this great person must
surely have superior claim to be consid-
cred the 'possessor of the "largest circulation
i'm the world. .usffOaHH
fis 1.-THE PARISIAN ZAMIEL.
There. where fend should with all demons be,
Laid the Red Spectre is, in the Read Sea.
Belgium to the author of Les Misero6tes
s"aYictor177you co.. e. s&1s
DISPATCH FROM THE POPE.-The follow
ing answer to a telegram sent to the Pope
|,on Friday last was received in Buffalo on
Saturday, evening, the day afterward:
"Ronio. Episco Buffalo: Summus Ponsl-
fex gfato amino tibi clero ct popuio BuHa-
lensis apostolicam benedictionem mittl.:
'r'T1f7'V7 G.. Card Antonelli.p
"A literal translation of the above may De
"The most exalted Pontiff, in the spirit
,oof arafitnde sends in haste to thee and the
neonlscf Buffalo the apostolic benediction
-. !. 80, ANToNELLI."
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,.nA citizens, association of Cologne has re-
solved to present General Moltke with =,
barrel of the very best "eau de Cologne.
from the renowned firm of Johann MARIA
Farir1a, containing about seven thousana
bottles. k,sr3 sseis
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als Robert II. Lincoln is announced TO reaa
the emancipation proclamation, WnIcn
was written by his father, at the fouren
of July celebration in Aurora, Illinois
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Noffce.

II WILL SELL FOR CASH AT THE COURT
june ISL one large iron Safe formerly usea By the
RoeersyiIle snd Jefferson Railroad Company levied
az Sat;sfv = indement that the Phoenix Iron Company
lately obtained against them In the U s. Circuit Court
;uneIi-dstwit ;uI eli s. p EVANS, q. s. Msrshal. /,
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Attachment.
STATE OF TENNESsEE-KN0X, COUNTY
u-1.-z T. n, vS Marian Ball.

Warters & Bro. VS.. Marion Ball.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING BY AFFI-
| nAVIT that the defendant. Marion Ball, is justly
dhfed H 10 fbe naintif and IS nonresident Of the
State so that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon him, and an original attachment having
m at publication be made in the WEEEEY CHRONICLE
newspapcr published in the city Of Knoxville. for
so.- M suscessive weeks commanding the said Marion
Rail tn anpear before me or some other acting Justice
Of the Peace at my Office in the hrst civil district OF
Knox county, on the 18th OF june 1911. ana make de,
with expaEte. sShiS So oOno
June .. 187l-w4t n-- q. z. Ior Anox co1nty.
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Hotels.
THETRATTIEH HOUSE.

THE BATTLE HOUSE. =
THAyE LEAsE THE HOTEL LATELY KNOWN
j as the Stacey House, and viii henceforth conaect
It in the most approved style. isf, ~ 80
ds particularly who have stood by me so truly IN
the past IS respectfully solicited. i promise them
Honss JOEL A. BATTLE.
il0uSef w jnegD isili sY9G-- 51rr1Tg-l Ilb
II viii be seen from the above that have leased me
Stacey House to General Battle In retiring from the
osifou which have occupied for several years IN
this city desire to tender my thanks and kind wishes
TO old friends and TO earnestly eEtreat
~ their natranage to my successor. as enc who VIII
make their stay with him comfortable IN every respect
AMI dtf.v 2afJ sEI 3o syniJ. e. STACEY.
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And many other Articles equally low. =
your orders if you cannot come. yourself. Orders
promptly and carefully filed. If you want to buy
chean for cash 20 to the Great New York and Metro
nai;tan Tea Company. No. Las Gay street. Knoxville
Rranch Of ls3 Duane Street. New York, and No. ADO
rance and Washington Streets, Providence. -
~ GEt - LEVY BROS. Il R0DENBERG.
VII. STURM, Salesman. :
June2-df fs.-
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Medical.

The symptoms Of liver COM
plant are uneasiness and
pa;n in the side. Sometimes
the pain is IN the shoulder.
and Is mistaken for Fheuma-
tism. The stomach is affected
with loss Of appetite and
sickness. hovcls in general
costiye,sone alternating with
d with pain, and dull, heavy
oss Of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation cfhsy-
ing left undone something
which ought TO have been
done. Often complaining Of
weakness, debility. and low
spirits. D Sometimes many Of
the above symptoms attend
the disease. and &C other
times very few Of them; but
q orran nost involved. Cure
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WILL ALL THOSE WHO SUFFER
CONSUMPTION or COUGH
please Read the Following Letter
From a Reliable Drugeist 2

From Reliable Drugsist7
Z H" 'H MouSf VzRxos. IT,. April q. ISL
MEssRs j. n. HARRIS 4 Co.. Cincinnati Ohio
Gentemen-I heard one OF my customers speak II
Thought would write you the substance of his stare
nent He says his mother who is now sixty years OF
age has suffered with consumption for several years,
but never received auy permanent benefit; then she
resorted to most every kind OF Cough and Lung Bal
sam that could be procured for her. but all to avail
% I r
she would lose the power OF respiration ana they were
compelled to resort to various means TO restore breath
ing and while she coughed 20 hard she could not
pectorate anything, and the family and friends had
aivan IN all hopes Of her recovery. Her son noticed
the advertisement Of Aliens Lung Balsam IN the
Christian Adyocas and they shoSsas tney wod,a & Rsg
sam at o'clock p NJ, as directed dose every hour
until midnight; then she took another spell Of cough
ing and expectorstsd mouth fu Of dark yellow mat
for some time. They continued TO give her the Balsam
until morning and then she began te expectorate free
" and within two hours she had expectorated three
lief and since that time she has continued TO improve
She now sits up all day. and walk about the house
and take considerable out exercise. Her son
mendng it very highly 10 eyery one
Yours respectfully, A. c. JOHNSON, Druggist.
Was there greater proof Of merit thaa the case
AITE Is'IflU6 IUNG BALsAM is without doubt tho
best expectorant remedy ever offered to the afflicted
public It contains no opium in any form and It's use
L harmless to the most delicate. - u.FfU ff.
- Directions accompany each bottle
J. ". HARRIS co, Preprietors,
Il fnsa sfefff ...sfs-s, s..,s Cincinnati. Chic.
FOR SALE By ALI MEDICINE DEALERS.
For Sale By
z. ?. sANF0RD q co> Knexviiie' Tenn'
cGHxMBERLxIN q ALsERs "
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