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Asad Story

The Union City Tenn Courier tells
the following marvellous story: fThere
was q SclavOnlc mother, with her
children, travelling across the steppes
Of Russia in a sleigh. The distance
to her destination was not great, but
besOre her eager steed5 could traverse
il, the wolves were on the track, were
ahead Of the maddened horses, and
horrible death seemed inevitable
But that SclavOnic mother was not q
fossil; she was not a Bourbon. She
set about making the best possible az
rsngement consistent with q sober re-
cOgnitiOn Of accomplish ed facts. {"
1t was necessary to arrest the pursuit
of the wolves in some way, and as
serving up herself was totally out of
the question, she recOnCiled herself to
the eXpediency Of chucking out one
of her brats. The wolves stopped
long enough to eat the infant, but not
to digest il. Pursued again, she
chucked out another brat, end so on,
child after child, until the last object
Of her maternal but reasonable love
was jerked squaling over the side Of
the sleigh. BY this time, though, she
utlA 4NaGAAlA AAAg NANA AANA nus
band met her at the gates,
and made few inOppOrtUne
inquiries after the rest Of the family.
She tried to put of the tedious eXpla-
nation by affecting a deep interest in
the welfare Of favOTite heifer, but the
husband would not be satisfied until
he became acquainted with the details
Of her discreet and sober conduct.
Singularly enough. he no sooner knew
of the profitable disposition she had
made OF her children, than he split
Open her skull with an ak.
This story occurred to our mind
while brOOding over the Infamous and
fatuOus journalism that has wrought
the ruin of the Democratic party.
Wiscalling itself Democratic, this jour
nalism has thrown to the wOlash pre-
iudices of the North principle after
principle Of the Democratic party, in
order that it may secure office for its
bastard self We prophecy that, like
the SelaVOnic mother, it will be
knocked In the head" Eighteen
hundred and seventy-tWO viii see it
fooled by the North and repudiated by
the South.
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nnIIcE IM RAnNRIIprcN

District Court OF the United states-District
OF West Tennessee.-In Bankruptcy.
the matter Q John Rhea Son, Bankrupts.
-DiBtriet Of " est Tsnnessee-ss.
FTsHi Is I5 TO GIVE NOTICE, That on The
4 9Th day OF jane, 1877, a warrant OF bank d.
rupty was issued out Of the District Court OF
the United States Tor the District u " WestIDn-
ueasee, agstnEt the esta',R OF John Rhea q Son,
OF Union City. eOuntS ObiOu, ana said dis
trict, who have beeuslld5udg6s bankrn pts on
creditors petitions; that the pay - ent Of any
debts ana the delivery Of any property be-
longing TO such bRnkrupts, 70 them or for
thsir use, ana the transfer OF any Property
By them, are forbidden by law and that a
meeting Of the creditors OF said pankrupts TO
prove their debts, and to choose one or more
assiRnees OF their estate, VIII be held 50
Court OF Bankrup pbcy, 70 be held Al NO, S325s
Main strest, Memphis. Tennessees before
Tnon4as J. Latham, Esq, Register foE said
DISTRICT on the 26th day of june AID. 1871, al
10 o'clock Am. u y EATON
ieI6 United States Marshal
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Chancsry Sale Of Real Estate
SATURDAY.. IuIv is. 1871

No 893s-Margsret Garvin, EXecutrix Of John
NJ Leonard, deceased, and John Gsrvin vs..
John q. FAINT.
ID cause, will sell at public RuctiOn, 70 the
highest bidder, In front Of the Office OF the
Second Chancery Court in the city OF Menu
1,nfc Tornaanaa
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District Court Of the United States-District
of W est Tennessee-Ia Bank uptey.-In the
matter of ID arris & Sternberger, Bank
TuDts-District OF " est Tenn
7NHIS Is TO GIVE EOTtCE, That on the
4 gth day OF Nay, lS1l warrant in bank
ruptoy was issued out of the District Court Of
the United states or the District Of West Ten
nessee, against the estate Of Harris q Stern.
berger, OF the county OF Shelby, IN said
District, who have been adjudged bankrupts
upon creditors petition; and the payment OF
any de0Js and the delivery OF any property
belonging to said Dankrupts TO them or for
their use and the transfer Of any property
6y them are forbidden by law; meeting Of
the creditors OF said bankrupts to prove thelI
debts and choose one or more assignees OF
their estate, will be held at e court OF bank
ruptcy to be holden 80 Memphis. Tenn, In
said District. on the 18th day Of June, A. D.,
1871, at 10 o'clock am, at the once Of Thomas
]. Latham, ESQ. Register in Bankruptcy, in
said District. J.. B. EATON, u. 8. Marshal.
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LONDON, June l4.-The Times, in an
editorial to-day, says that 1t considers
il unprecedented that such grave
differences between nations as that Of
the Alabama claims should have been
settled without an appeal to arms.
The demand for consequential dam
sges for injury done TO American
commerce by the Alabama and kin
dred vessels was unacceptable to the
English Commissioners, and was
abandoned by the United States. The
lines, in conclusion, expresses the
hope that, taking 3 pattern from the
adjustment OF the American question,
the nations Of Europe will rise to a
higher conception Of arms and of the
duties Of international fellowship.
The Ohio Congregational General
Conference assembled at Monnt Yer
non last evening.
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Freedom Of the Seas.

BERLIN, June 14.-Tbe Alabama
question has been decided, and it is
said the American ENJOYS on the con-
tinent have received instructions to
agree with the powers for the protec-
lection Of private property at sea.
The consent Of England and France
Is believed to be doubtful.
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Captain Halls instructions for his
polar voyage contemplate an absence
Of two years and half, and if results
warrant, even longer. Among other
means for securing intelligence of his
movements, he is instructed to throw
overheard, at suitable intervals and
occasions, bottles containing dispatch
es for the Government, with instruc-
tious in different languages to those
finding them to forward their contents
without delay. When the vessel is
left, skeleton stone monuments are to
be erected on the course travelled, to
mark the progress Of the party.
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FOREST RETREAT PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

EOEEST RETREAT, on Horn Lake Road
IT renowned before the war as g moal ne
nlncent retreat, Two miles south Of the cltyi
IS nov offered for sale. Property CONSISTS W ol
Five Acres Of Ground, Nonee Wlth shslsS 7
rooms, large galleries around IL Two so.-
Cisf erns Stables, OuthouBes, etc An sur
rounded By a large forest grove llLsLi-lLll,
qied With nnagnoliRa, evergraauas roses ana
rare piantas me orcnaEd oA e1o-1sr 4ls. ~
VINEYARD al loaded with the Desl Of uuAli
asparagus beds, etc. ...,
5iftia 1roperty Is offered for sale on reason
es-,, ,-.s,-,i-e-s AMANDA jacob
---~-- FhANK TAFT, Clerk,
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NOTICE

81 The stockholders IN the BLUFF CITY
INSURANCE COMPANY are hereby notined
that the Board OF Directors have this day
made a second call OF ten per cent. on capt
tai stock OF said Company, pay able on or be-
fore the 18th Of July next.
jsI5 4. 8. FENNER. President.
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NJ iGE iM eANAi1UF w
District Court OF the United states for the
District of West Tennesses.-In Bank
rupUcy In the matter Of Tyler & Murphy,
BanKrupts. District OF West Tennessee SIS.
TENHL5 Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the
L eth day OF June. 1871, warrant OF bank
ruptcy was Issued out OF the District Court Of
the United States for the District OF West
Tennessee, against the estate Of Tyler u Muir.
ply, OF Union City, county Of OblOn, in said
district, who have oeen adj judged 0ankrupts
on creditors petition thar the payment OF
an y debts, and the delivery OF any property
bel OnZing to such bankrupts, 10 them OF for
their use, and the transfer Of any property by
them, are forbidden by law and that a
meeting Of the creditors Of said Dankrupts,
to prove their debts and to choose one or
m ore asstgnees Of their estate, viii be held at
No. 322H 1ain street, Memphis, Tennessee,
before Thomas ]. Latham ESQ, Register Ia
Bankruptcy for said district, on the 18th day
of June AID. 81. at l0 o'clock q m.
ie 5 L. p. EATON, United states Marshal.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RUCKEYE SALVE

WE have just received q fulI supply Of
w BUCK EYE BALV G. We shall hereaf-
ter be fully prepared to meet the demand for
this justly celebrated Pile remedy, wholesale
O. W. JONES q CO.,
ie4 81 Main street.
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MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY


MORNING CHASING. 81
So, 25 2, 43, Is, "A, 78 40, S. 81 90. II, 90 Il.
EVENING CLAss-Go. 2s2
p, y, 48, 81, 80, 43, SO, 8, 7, 65, 55, ., "a.
Prizes from sI00 to s5O090 paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily J. E. FRANCh
49, North Court street Box IA, Memphis
Tenn, p. .. MURRAY, MILLER & CO., Man
ayers, 81. Louis, No. iel5
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CIrYTAx COLLECTOR.
~ MENPHI5, June Is, i67I +
81 On the LIST day Of July, 1871, 7 win make
my return to the CoURT for ooNDEwuAr ArroFg
all lots on which TAXES have not been paid
for 1870, after that time COST and rrgTEREsr
viii be CALCULATED.
FELIX ". ROBERTSON,
je4 City Tax Colleosor.
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TIE Liverpool and Mississippi
steamship line viii have five steamers
running next month. The Memphis,
2409 tons, has been launched; the
Nicksburg, 25O0 tons, and the Missis-
sippi, POOP tons, are building. These,
together with the st. Louis, and one
to replace the Crescent City (sunk of
the coast Of Irelsnd), all new iron
steamers of the best style, will form q
line Of which New Orleans may we'll
be proud. The Hamburg and Bremen
line viii also put on two new iron
steamers, built for the trade. Having
these two lines and the Allan line in
Norfolk, the South VIII soon learn the
advantages and savings from direct
shipments.
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n AYOsO ENCAMPAIENT, No. g, ..s...
" will meet this CrHURSDAY)
evening, 18th inst, at 8 o'clock.
An election OF officers will be held S8Hs-'
for the ensuing term All the mem hers re-
spsctnulIy req desUed to be present Visitors
viii receive n fFatsrnal Welcnme.
By order of J. u. RUSSELL q. p
THOs. BACON. Scribe. fsI5
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500 REWARD.

Will be paid for the arrest AMI confinement
In any jail or prison Of
W.. 7. MITCHELL EOR FORGERY.
said Mitchell formerly hailed rom Goa
hOma cOuaty, Mississippi, but more recent
ly from the neighbOrhOOd Of Augusta, A TX.
is about feet ~ inches in heignl, has CarE
complexion, black hair and ey es, with heavy
black eyebrows and Is fond of tai ing.
FORD, PORTER a. CO..
ljel7d2Wll 8j Union street mem phis, cenE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ID entail NJ otto ..
La WASSON, D D. s..
NnTIcE In RAMKRuPTcY.

CONTINUES to practice DENTISTRY 81
~ his well known stand, No 81S Main
street. near the Peabody Hotel. lsIl
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The Stadt Theater, at BreslsU, Prus-
sia, was entirely destroyed by FIRE on
Tuesday evening. The audience and
performers all escaped.
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RCHANTS
TFLRE AND MAELNET
COMPANY
C0MPAEYS BUlLDiaG
z Madison Street., Asmphis, Taaa
&. kCDAVTTT, PFssidsHt,
1T. FABeas0H, sies-PFa5dsal
R.a. PABKER, SsarstsH
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS.
IS. aCDAV AVlTr. II. T. COCaHAe
?. z. + re a5ON- Joan i0EtE--e.
W A. GOODW IN NAECLEOe 64A-
ii j.. JACKSON. TH05s ii. ALLEN
j. y. sEtATfOE-
81 me stock OF the Company Is 0W1eL 1F
or Merchants and Business Men, aud 20 l=
in every respect, fully Identified vita LHs L7-
tsrasts of this community, uEL
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-HfHE E[CkEETEE laE
BIB ACTING ANTI
! -REEZLEu FORCE HUMF
q This plate represents e.
Pickering r1rce Pump
Gin "a veil Ir ls also an
-surpassed as n esaaEL
8 pump
For sale by r.
Z Knight q Co., 80 se-1l
aIesE, AEmpl-ar lHl1
We rel5E 10 DE aG..-7-
Ing VINO ere uElu rleU
q. &. Liveru0le- sup
Mississippi @ THUne 5e1
h.R-; Caps a'- . lnure
General aEru8 j
Wright. E. LaLC-. 3. FL
Cash, r. ~. Dent. EaEz
more Il Rum % ,1l .5uLGul
y. BaClgalur1- Dr.
&. irwin, James e. Law
ton Agent Great ez
eru DiHDsrea CON U7l-
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LIaE F0R FlsHERGEs
SOUTnERh
HOOP SKlk
anuTa TaEtgFF
1872 BziH 81
eEha


Z ATEsT models 1or summer. ~, 1s.a
IL rom Europe and the hl--. sLor - --i
oreaqe of ffe elreuul ference o. r1e ACopz-
Skirt Touruures, either all5clel % q. a---@
rate rom the skirt are fssliot - z, t-4l p
width Of from Z % p yatia eL1--l1 ~ --5-
TOM Of the skirt mas been adopteds L1Clzl
many ladies prefer three yafas TOT Ia--7a
dresses. ., r,--r. -r---.- ..
,,,--1,,lsfe 7lssiTl and the Isrzest IN the city
CoTssts by L'Oissaut VERY, Nine uupc1t
can bs fOund IN the manu- actor Qn So also
I-,-.vl,f, f'orqets for Misses Breast PROJECTORS
,-T5s-s qn.I Shoulder Braces. iur uc5nEu "a
f0 dealers. lml5.l LOUIS L-a1tfE-
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DISSOLUTION.
NEW FIRM.
Hanson, Estes & DashieIl.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
NnTIEE M RANKRuPTeY.

is Union Street, Memphis, Tenn
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HARowaaE
g EAGLE0 c0TTnM GlNS.

" EAGLE" COTTON GINS.
TTVHE subcEbers are now prepared 20 iur-
4 nish to cot On plan ters, any SKA or the
above Justly celebrated COTTON GIN We
do not Oder this machine IS a new Or uu-
Tried expertm ent, bat as one that has stood
the test Of years, upon many OF the largest
plantations Ia 1hs South, especially in the
Mississippi valley, where it has been Ia use
for the last thirty years, with entire sallslae-
ti0n ~ all purchasers. and thousands OF them
have been successfully tntroduced into
other cotton gro wing cOun tries. Please send
your orders early TO
MeC0MsS, KELLER & 8YR ES
Hard ware Dealers and gents for Fairbanks
Scales, aall's Fire and Burglar Proof safes,
Strands Corn and Flour MIils, uis3ton'a tlr-
cular saWs, etc,
MAIN STREET, hEAPHS, TENN.
We have also established a house FOR
JOBBING EXCLUSIVELY,
Under the same style of drm
HsC0MBS, KELLER & BYRhES,
Nos. 100 and Iu2 North Main street,
ST. Louis, 30.
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Executors Nc. ice
~TAVIHG qualified as Executors or the es-
l. 4 tate Of the late Melissa owen, under The
Will, In he Probate COur Of shelby county,
on the sth day of June, 1871: We harsuF give
notice to all parties tnde ebted 70 said estate n
come forward and make payment; and all
persons having claims agaiEst the same viii
present them, duly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by Law, or the same Will
be forever barred
PHILIP and Il. Il. TUdgLE. Executors.
Mem phis, June a. 1871. jsL3 y ~ IVA
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Markets.
EsY TEL TRAP HI
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. June 14.-Dry Goods-There e a
fair bus mess doing for this season In the
market throughout PARK Nils Is buoysnt
The tone Of French prints advanced to I9ke:
AmOske g do ac5 Inulan Orchard Improved
W lOc; unbl eaehed 81 inch muslin 10; do BB
do double " eight So inch 1877; Howell 2 vard
vide bleacled mus In I2C. corset leans BE.
FOrFestdals bleached 5cf Great Falls I53Sc:
LaugdOn GB do l85Scs Bates Xxx l8c; MaEOn-
Vile lsc; Statewide NE; Kearssge A lsc.
French cloths are IN active speculation and
request, and are held firmly az l81Sc and up.
ward for standards; prints are tharefore he'd
with an increased drmueeg
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WANRED.

d y a lady OF several years experience as
ID teacher, a situation as Datron or assist
ant teacher In a cOlIsg- i0r the full term.
The best OF reference can be obtained.
add ess, TEACHER,
le2l " Appeal ONCE, Memphis.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-13

WATER-cLocKs. Bowls were used to mea
sure time, from which water, drop by drop,
was discharged through a small aperture.
Such bowls were called water-clocks (cLep-
sydrG). 1t was then observed how much
water from such q bowl or cask, from sum
rise till the shortest shadow, trickled down
into another bowl placed beneath; and this
time being the half of the whole solar day,
was divided into six hours. Consequently.
they took q sixth of the water which had
trickled down, poured it into the upper bowl,
and, this discharged, one hour had expired.
But afterward more convenient arrange
ment was made. They observed how
high the water at each hour rose in the lower
bowl, marked these points, and counted
them, thus finding out how many hours there
were till sunrise. With the Chinese.
water-clocks, or clepsydras, are very old.
They used round vessel, filed with water,
with little hole in the bottom, which was
placed upon another vessel. When the water
in the upper vessel pressed down into the
lower vessel, it subsided by degrees, an
nouncing thereby the parts of time elapsed
The Babylonians are said to have used such
instruments; from them the Greeks of Asia
Minor got them, at the time of King Cyrus,
about the year $50 before Christ. But the
Romans did not get the first water-clock be-
fore the year 160 before Christ But, though
the hours of the clepsydra did not vary In
length, they still counted them from the
morning. When the clock with us strikes
seven, the ancients counted one; when the
clock with us strikes twelve, the ancients
counted six, and 80 forth. This method of
counting the hours was, according to the New
Testament, also customary in Palestine at the
time of Christ. The water-clocks had this
advantage, that they could be used in the
night; and the Romans used them to divide
their night-watches, which were relieved
four times, both summer aud winter. Con-
was counted, not only in Rome, but where
ever Roman garrisons were stationed; conse-
! quently, alse in Palestine, after she had be-
] come a Roman province. The first night
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GERMAN Recommendations republi-
cans probably watch with complacency the
establishment of the empire. Their adver-
sary has henceforth a single neck, and if at
any time they are strong enough to change
the form of government, their republic will
be ready to their hands. The enemies of
monarchy have lately concentrated their ami
mostly on the King of Prussia, with the
plausible pretext that he and his minister
deliberately pursue a warlike policy with a
view to the maintenance of military despo-
tism: If the charge should prove to have
any foundation, perseverance in the alleged
system viii arouse a formidable opposition.
1t is probable that a large part of the
population of Germany already regards
the prolongation Of the campaign with
disappointment and dissatisfaction and it
will be impossible to repeat the experiment
of an equally popular war; Unless Russia
were unwise enough to assail German feel
ings or interests, no opponent who could be
selected would arouse genuine spirit of
national antagonism. The German Parlia-
ment will probably be independent enough to
resist warlike and aggressive policy. The
middle classes who in Prussia struggled long
and resolutely against the kings schemes OF
military organization will, as far as they are
represented in the German Parliament, con
tinue to urge the reduction of the army,
The heir of the empire is believed to share
their opinions; and, if the liberal party il
defeated, the republicans may have chance
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THOMAS G. HAND, President
JOHN @. DAVIS, Vice. President.
BENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
HENRY BALL, Assistant Secretary. 81 lin
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THE PENNsYLHy5AINSIaA. ~, FIRE INSURANCE

VNHK PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY.
Incorporated lS26-Charter Perpetual
No. DO WALNUT Street. opposite Independence
Square.
nifty for over forty years. continues TO insure against
loss or damage Dy nre on Public or Private Build
inge, either permanently or for limited time. Also
on Furniture, Stocks OF Goods, and Merchandise
generally, on liberal terms
Their Capital together with q large Surplus Fund,
is invested In the most careful manner, which ena-
bes them to offer TO the insured undoubted seen
rity In the case OF loss.
Daniel Smith, Jr., Thomas Smith,
Isaac Hazeharst Henry Lewis,
Thomas Robins, ]. Gulingham Fell,
John Devefeuxs Daniel Haddock,
Franklin A. Comfy
DANIEL SMITH, JR., Preaident
WM q. CRoWHLL4 Secretary. $50
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On Saturday Mr.. Fagin, who is engaged as
engineer of Fairchild's mill, about three miles
from jacksonville, Ca, left his home for jack
sonville early in the day. and on his return
found his wife's sister, Miss Rosale Carlin and
his two children, aged six and four years, re-
spectively, with their heads chopped to pieces
with an axe, which had been left sticking In the
tkulI of the youngest child. Two gold watches
and 800 in gold had been taken.
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watch was called Vesperd (evening), from
sunset to Q o'clock; the second, media nor
(midnight), from 8 to 2 o'clock; the third,
gauiciniunp (cock-crowiug), from 2 to 3
o'clock; and the fourth, name (morning),
from o'clock to daybreak k-Old and Nep.
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Nss REAL ESTATE-THOMAS SONS SALE
street, west Of Twenty second street. on TUES-
DAY, February 2s, 1871 at 10 O'Clock, noon, will be
sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
situate the north side OF Carpenter street, 1870
feet west OF Twenty second street, No. 1921, con-
tanning in front Carpenter street l5 feet and ex-
tending in depth 70 feet to feet wide alley, with
the privilege thereof. The house contains rooms,
Subject TO a yearly ground rent of s63.
NJ THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
"a sst Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH Street.
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a REAL ALESTATE.-THOMAS Il SONS SALE
LI Genteel two-and-a .half-story brick dwelling,
No. 10 Jacoby street, between Race and Cherry
streets. On Tuesday, February 81, 1871, at 10
O'Clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all that two-and-a-haf-
story brick dwelling, with two-story back building
and lot OF ground, situate the west side of Jac0by
containing in front Jacoby street 20 feet and ex-
tending in depth 75 feet 1t has the gas introduced,
bath, etc. Terms-Cash. Possession 1st Of October
next =. ..5ff
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
24s9t Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH Street.
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o. PUBLIC SALE-THOMAS & SONS, AUC-
EII tioneers-Well secured Ground Rent OF $3.50
noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Phiadel-
phia Exchange, all that well secured redeemabe
Issuing out OF all that lot OF ground with the three
story brick store and dwelling thereon erected situ-
ate at the s. ". corner Of Cedar and Dickinson
streets, Nineteenth ward; containing in front on
Cedar street ID feet and extending along Dickinson
NJ THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers,
24s3t Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH Street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-13
AATs AND oAPs.

~ WARBURTONB IMPROVED VENTILATED
~ and easy-ntting DRESS HATS (patentedA In All
the improved fashions Of the season. CHRSNUT
Street. next door 70 the Pest Once. rps