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bill passed. by Mr.. Joyce (police Bin su-
tLoIlZIng George Seitz 10 retain a frame room
aoloining his BRICK house; passed. Ban amend
ing the law licensing tipping houses. 80 as 10
Include sample rooms: passed. Also. ioint res
oluton of request 90 the Board Of Police. CON-
itne discharged. and laid on the table. BY
Mr.. Baker lclsamsl-Adversely on the petition
OF W. v. Boggs, asking the passage OF a PESO
luilon authorizing Ihe transfer OF certain stock:
lald ON the table. Leave was subsequently
given for the withdrawal OF the papers. By
Mr.. Mead d(asylum)-Adversely on the bill 10
prevent members OF the council furnishing
supPlles 60 The asy lUm; recommstted.
Mr.. Marche called mp bill from the Alder
m. n 10 abate nuisance in TN street east. az A
street south: passed.
The bill amending the act for the appoint
m. nj OF ward physicians and apoihecaries was
ialen up and passed.
Mr. Prueh from the committee on ways and
m.ans. reported The lax bill -ecommcn nding IN
smrndmrnt TO section ~. thar the collector
snail h- entitled fo Two per cent. commission
on personal taxes collected out of the oftice. or
esisi': adopted
The Bosrd procss dsd 10 consider the bill bv
sections, snd ver,sl amendments Were N ade
to several sections. The lith section was
Smended ~ striking out the provlso giving the
eoh'c'or lwo per cent Tor the coliectien Of
mis- SION ofiwo per cent for the collection of
all taxes. When the 18th section was under
Mr. Mead moved TO strike out that portiou
allowing the corporation police sfiicers six Der
cent. Tor making collie etions, urging that thev
received salary, ard should perform these
duties IN &c dlilCn TO " hat they 90 at present
Mr.. Peugh said that a. would be unjust 10
require them 10 perform these duties without
paw.
Mr.. Marche said he could not see why they
should pay the poliee. and he was ~ a loss 70
know what they dad now. Under thls bill they
could do something.
Mr.. Morsell remarked II this work was ex
acted of them they should be paid. aud he suc-
gested that five per cent commission be al
lowed.
Mr.. Mead urged that the Corporation police
already received good salary. although they
were not employed a third OF their time
Mr.. MullOy said he was I'm favor OF this pro-
VISION and by tInula,ing them they would
do this work well. Their salary was but SSNl-
a low salary for any man Of family.
Mr. Mead said they only collected iude-
mPnts.
Mr. Mulloy remarked that at certain seasons
they were very busy IN examining who had
licenses.
Mr.. MorseIrs amendment Of S per CEN. in
stead OF 6 was also lost
MI Mead's motion TO strike out that portion
allowing per cent. commission 70 the police
was lost
Mr.. Marche moved TO strike ont the entire
section: losi-ye yeas 3--Messrs. Dudley, Marche
and Mead-nays IL.
The bill was read 4 third time snd passed
Mr.. Drury offered a resolution for adjourn
ment over August: which was laid over unttl
the next meeting.
number of bills Were received from the
Aldermen and referred; and at 1890 the board
adjourned.
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TELEGRAMS. nc.

"A Joint conference OF the members Of the
State executive committees OF the Breckenridge,
Bell. and Douglas parties Of Is6o was held At
the Capitol at Richmond, Va, yesterday, TO
c0nelder the call for conservative convention
in Philadelphia. About twenty gentlemen
were present. all citizens of Richmond. Col
John Rutherford was elected president. After
session OF two hours, during which time the
probable character and effect Of the conven-
ton was discussed, the following was adopted:
approving the proposed con yention to be held
in Philadelphia on the I4th of August next.
and believing the people of Virginia ought TO
be represented in that convention. Resolred,
Tbaf, with view to forward that object a
committee of five be appointed by the chair to
prepare business for an adjourned meeting of
this body on Wednesday next a. 12 o'clock
Inc committee appointed were Raleigh L.
DANIEL, VIM. II. Mcfarland, James Mason,
Marmaduke johnson, and John II. Gilmer,
and, on motion, the chair was added. The
meeting then adjourned.
The bark Keoka sailed from San Francisco
last Saturday ostensibly for Colorado river
but really for Sonora. Mexico After getting
outside she received l47 disbanded California
volunteers, armed with Henry rifles and
bowie. KNIVES. and amply supplied with am
munltion and money. Captain J. B. Arney,
VINO has a comm issiOn OF brigadier general in
the Lloeral army. rs in command.
AfireI In Chicago yesterday destroyed all the
frame buildings on State street, south of Polk
street, for a half block, and south of Peck court
for The same distance Thirty frame buildings,
occupleO as stores ana saloons below tenements
above, were consumed. Fifty families were
rendered homeless. Loss 100000.
There We're 500 deaths from all causps last
week IN New York, being an increase of over
one hundred per cent. in five weeks. Two
cases of cholera ano three cases OF sunstroke
We're reported in that city yesterday.
The Democratic State Executive Committee
OF Ohio. yesterday appointed William Allen.
George II. Pendleton, George w Morgan, and
w. X. Willett delegates at large to the Phila-
deiphia convention.
In PhladelphIa, yesterday, the Thermometer
ranged from 9e TO lo4 degrees in the shade, ac-
cordlng TO the locality. Ten deaths occurred
from suustroke.
The New York Firemen's Association voted
to take forty men and an elegant steam fire
engine to Paris at the opening OF the EXhib-
ton.
The negro Cheney, convicted by military
commission of the murder of a white family in
Rockingham county, Va. in October last, was
hung in Richmond, yesterday.
Thermometer in Baltimore, yesterday, "a to
100 degree IN the shade. Several cases of sun
stroke occurred, one proving fatal
Bail was given for Head Centre Stephens
late on Saturday night, and he was released
from bail
A severe shock of an earthquake was felt at
Sacramento and Stockton. California at a
quarter past ten o'clock Sunday night
Lieutenant General Grant and staff were at
the Metropolitan Hotel. New York, yesterday.
The steamship Atlantic from Bremen, with
1,O2O passengers, has arrived at New York
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$50 sAVESTH STREET. 40
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND
.... VICINITY.

dSO sAvENTH STREET. hsO
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND
..... VICINITY.
= have recently enlarged nv store. giving me
greater business facilities, and have correspond
ineiy enlarged my stock of the following Goods to
~nch respectfully request your attention when
making your purchases:
PAPEh HANGINGS, Of foreign and domestic
manufacture. =. -''N
DECORATIONS for Halls. sa'oops So ~
BoRDERs, CEETERs MEBALLIONs AND
FIRE BOARD PRINTS -"
STATUES and PAPEB CURTAINS. -.-s.
GOLD WINDOW SHADES, on Buff, Pearl ston.
Lavender, Brown, Chocolate, Tan, and Green
grounds.
WINDOW SHADE HOLLANDS of o,ssrs,,
widths, In Green, Blue, Buff, aud White, and
warranted genuine Scotch = -
SHADE FIXTURES. complete, r-f. -. --f .
RUSTIC BLINDS, CORDS, TAsSELs kcs
TABLE and STAIR OIL CLOTH,
Ard q very large and complete stock Of
SQUARE and OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. in
Gold, Walnut, Rosewood. and Ebony
FRAMES Of every description made to order.
H.B Il have also added to my store q small
80 PICTURE DEPARTMENT,
where amateurs and the pubic are invited to call
and inspect the few -l
-@ 90 80 GOOD PICTURES 5 ,11
which have ON hand. ha a
Acknowledging many obligations to my friends
and the public during the last nine years, vet
earnestly solicit their continued favors and sun.
Port. "~ L. J. ROTHROCK, ~
$50 and 452, Seventh street,
=. ..tgAs, opposite Patent Once.
Is. ofw ICON. Unien.l
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY.

We can oonscientiously recommend to those SUI
LANDS MELL1FLUOCS COUGH BALSHM.
gives relief almost instantaneous, and is withai
not tdisagrceable to the taste. There IL no doubt
but the Mellinuous Cough Bslssm is one Of the
pest preparations in nse and all that its propri
etor claims tor 1t. We have tried 1t during the
past Eeek and found relief from most distr essine
sSoush. It's prepared BY Pr Strickland, No. 80
Druggists. Sold By j. ". NAIRN q 90, also al
wAITE'S Drug Store, and OHAS. CHRISTI.
ANIs. 3I7 Pa. avenue and tO2 Ninth street
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SEORET nIsrAara

chShAA DlCAASES.
eAMARITANs GIFT ia tmost certain. safe and
efeotual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE.
dy ever discovered Cures in two to four DAYS and
recent cases in twenty fou r boura No mineral no
balsam no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken 1t
10 The soldier hope, and friend to those who do
male, IS. =
SAMARITAN's RooT AND HERB JuIcKs-A positive
and permapt Mt cure for Syphilis Scrofuia Ulcers,
Sores. Spots, letters. &c Price 81 rs per bottle
Sold by b. @. Ford. See advertisement my5
MODERN MIRACLEI
From old and young, from rich and poor, from
hlgh born and lowly, comes the Universal Voice Of
HALLS VEGETABLE
sICILIAN HAIR RENEwER.
II fs perfect and mir raculous article Cures
badness axes hair grow A better dressing
!ban any OIL" or "pomatum.' Softens brash ,
dry and w1ry hair into Beautiful Silken Tressss
but apove All. the sreat wonder is the rapidity
with which 1t restores GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
Color. "
Use it few times and
PRESTO, CHANGEl
sne n,Sf Hhest and worst locking hair resumes its
coloriDg matter
1t will take long disagreeabIe trial to prove
the truth OF this matter. The first application will
do good; yen will see the NATURAL Color return.
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T,
the old, gray, discolored appearance of the hair
VIII De gone giving place to lustrous, shining and
ASK for Halls sicilian Hair Reuewer: no other
article 10 at all like 1t in effect. You will indit
Ann sgRE TO DO You Goop. D. AA''
There are many limitations Be sure you procure
r. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. II. .
For sale By all druggists. iaN-S,ly
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superior TOILET SOAP. prepared from refined
VEGETABLE OILS in combination with GLycKRINR
and especially designed for the use of LADIES' and
for the NURSERY. It's perfume is exquisite, and
its washing properties unrivalled.
For sale by all druggists. fe 9eolv
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE-1esterday afternoon
At 3l5 u. m. a message was received from
the House announcing the passage by thar
body, by two-thirds vote over the Prexid.pt's
veto. OF the Freedmen's Bureau bill.
Mr.. Wilson moved that the Senate proceed
to The consideration Of the bill as returned by
the President with his objections.
Mr.. johnson asked IL 1t was the intention 10
dispose OF the bill to-day.
Mr.. Wilson replied IN the Affirmative
Mr.. johnson saId be saw no reason for that
There was no more reason for disposing Of this
at once than Of other veto messages winch had
been lying on the table for months. He would
move 10 postpone il until TO morrow.
The motion of Mr.. Wilson TO take up was
agreeo 70, when the message was read, with the
vote OF The House of Representatives on the
bill returned.
When the reading was concluded, the Chair
announced that the question was, shall the bill
pass Notwithstanding the objections OF the
PRESIDENT
Mr.. johnson moved to postpone the further
consideration OF the ball until TO- morrow, upon
which he demanded the yeas and NAYS
The motion was disagreed 10.
Mr.. Hendricks and Mr. salisbury expressed
their approval OF the message.
The question was then taken, resulting as
follows.
Teos-Messrs. Anthony. Brown, Chandler.
Clark, Conness, Cragin. Creswell, Edmunds
Fessenden. Foster, Grimes. Harris. Henderson
Howard, Howe, KirkwoOd, Lane, Morgan
morrill,, Nye, Poland, Pomeroy. Ramsey
Sherman, Sprague, Stewart, Sumner, Truu-
bull, Wade, Wiley, Williams, Wilson, and
Ncys-Messrs. Buckalew. Davis. Doolittla
Guthrie, Hendricks, Johnson, McDougall
Nesmith, Norton, Riddle, Salisbury, ana Van
WInkle-I2
Tie Chair announced thai the bill having
received a two. tpIrds vote Of both houses the
Presidents objections Notwithstanding. n was
now a law.
The Indian APPROPRIATION ball was then taken
up. and the request of the House for a commit
tee of conference agreed to.
The Senate then, at 5. q ID. m adjourned
Alter the passage OF the Freedmen's Bureau
Bill, by a vote OF yeas loi nays %, the House
resumed the consideration OF the Rousseau
Grinnel case.
Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa, spoke in opposition 20
the resolution Of the report censnnng HE col
leagne. and quoted from the debates TO show
that General Rousseau had been guilty OF i'm
proper and unparliameniary language, ana
bad declared in his remarks, preceding the as
sault four DAYS. that he wanted no apology
from Mr. Grinnell.
Mr.. Rousseau said that he did NOT hear
clearly at that time what Mr.. GrinEeIl did
say.
The House then voted on Mr.. HaIe's amend
ment offered Saturday. declaring that while the
House neprobates the sssault and disapproyes
of the language of Mr.. Gnnnell, that IN view
OF all the circumstances il cease all further
action.
The amendment was re,ected-yeas %; nays
&C.
Mr.. Stevens gave notice of his intenuon 10
move the resolution reported by the minority
reprimanding General Rousseau. as a substi
rnte for the first and second resolutions Of the
majority report.
Mr.. RAYMOND, of n. ". obtained the floor
when the House. at 80 p. m, adjourned.
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Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also,
Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the vital
bowers, with sure means Of relief. Sent free Of
SKILL!E HOUGHT0N, Howard Association,
Philadelpbia. Pa. ap l6-sn :
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TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED BY DR.
TRICKLANDH PILE REMEDY

STRlCkLA PILE REMEDY.
Mr.. Glass, of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes for
the beneft Of all who suffer with the Piles, that he
has been troubled for eight years with an sggrs-
waited case Of Piles, and his brother discharged
rom the army as incurable, he being quite para.
yzed with the Pilesl Both these distressing cases
were cured with one bottle of DR. STRICKLANDS
PILE REMEDY. The recommendation Of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
by DR.. Strickland, ought to convince those suffer-
Ing that the most aggravated chronic cases of Piles
are cured by DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy. 1t 10
sold by Druggists everywhere Sold by J. W.
NAIRN OO.i OHAS. OHRISTIANI, 371 Pa.
avenue and eO2 Ninth street 90 46-lv
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MOTH AND FRECKLES.

Ladies afflicted with Discolorati ons on the Face
called moth patches or freckles, should use P Err
RY's celebrated MOTH and FREOKLE LOTION.
1t ia infallibe Prepared by DR.. B. o. Perry, Der
matologist, s9 Bond ST., n. Y. Sold by all drug
sists in ashington and elsewhere. my lS-eo3m
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authority ascribes TO the tomato the following
very important medical qualities
1. That the tomato Is one OF the most power-
full aperients Of the liver and other organs
where calomel is indicated IL is one of the most
effective and least harmful medical agents
known TO the profession
2. That a chemical extract will be obtained
from IL that will supersede the use OF calomeI
in the cure of disease
B. That he has successfully treated diarrhPa
with this article alone.
4. That when used an article Of diet il
is almost sovereign for dyspepsia and iudi-
gestion. -
5. That IL should be constantly used for daily
food. Either cooked or raw. or in the form
Of catsup. il is the most wholesome article in
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~DOToHERS LIGHTNING FLY KILLER
makes quick work with flies. and II commenced
early, keeps the house clear all summer.
Look ont for mutations.
Get butcher = only ;e colin
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FIGHT ABOUT RATTLEsNAKE-Ausfip
Brett, Postmaster at Hsrtsvilie. Mass while
out in the fielos recently, saw q hawk and a
crow engaged in deadly combat high up in the
air. The hawk had something resembling a
WHIP IN lis oeak, which II was compelled 70
drop in fhe conflict. and upon going 10 he
place where il fell Mr.. Brett found that il was
a rattlesnake four and one half feet long with
seven rattles. The snake was not oead when
IL fell, but it's head was nearly eaten OF
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DENTISTRY.

- 97e DENTISTRY. p -
Gum TEETh ON RUBBER PLATE, and re-
" placing lost teeth on old plate. one 49,
dollar doll each; hole pppSsEI Et eight dol, ~
east beiween A and north, Capitol Hill Tx
n, REMQvAL = : 80
5I5B. w5B. LEaEsddEb asd DENTISE has REMOVED from
Tss6 Eztraasd Wiises Pain. ii'ig ali psg 0
sop- having Teeth to extract, wouid advise them
TO- call at nR LRWlE'S once, and have them
taken ont. Teeth inserted on Rubber. Gold and
Silver Plates. In srder that ell persons shonld
have Teeth. We have reduced the price very low.
selves. Also, call snd see the new and improved
method of inserting Teeth. .tf-F I-I - -'sEI
No 200 Penn's aveuue, between 18th and 18th
j. a-i s..R. LEwIE, M. D.. Dentist.
i - n. LOOMS, n. D.. .-,..r
The Inyentor and Patentes OF the 4INDRAL
PLATE TEETH, attends personally at<
his once In this city Many persons can0 ~
wear these teeth Who cannot wear others,
and NO person can wear Se>ers who cannot wear
Persons calling % nay sAlce sap - ssoommeaEsed
With any style and price Of Teeth they may desire.
but to those Who are particular, and wish the pu.
rest, ceancst, stroneest snd most perfect deuture
that art cap procnre. the MINERAt TDUTH viii
10 more fully warranted. .3.fsU '-f.Ea1E-t4 90.
Rooms In this citv--No. BE- PennsylvAn1A ave.,
Sstyese eth spd Inth sts. Also, COY rob street
su'.es-'e.ss- - ---at -
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TEE KANSAS PEOPLE SArIsFrKp.-Gre.,
eatisfsc ction fs expressed In Kansas over the
passage and signing by the President OF the
of1l sHowinE the kaneak branch Of the pnctac
Railroad TO 20 mp the Smoky Hin ysl,sr
Jnts gives the state four hundred and seyentv
miles Of continuous railway
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ga Richmond paper records the desrerare
thr-at OF man tberv who declared thsf hs
would have meney-if he had 70 work Ior H.
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OUTRAGE AND EoBBERY.-On SATURDAY
night. the 3Vth ult-, party OF Jour men with
faces masked entered the house OF Mr Frnncls
Posey, living in Naniemoy. and after seizing q
and binding hand and foot the proprietor, pro :
lucky enough, we learn, 20 find about s7m in
gold and silver, which they secured. They
then left, leaving Mr.. Posey and has servant
bound, IN which condition they Were found
next morning.-Pot Tobacco Nd Y Tsmes
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Lib r. WASHINGTON. ID. c.. TUESDAY. JULY II. 1866.


,ao SPECIAL NOTICES.
SURELY, STEADILY
-af e. SUCCESSFULLY,
-a eAoLANDERp EXTRACT DuCKU
Is CURING
every case OF KIDNEY pnsAsl, RHHvMA1lsM,
GRAVEL, URINARy DIsoRDKRs. WRAKNEss and
PAINS In the BAcx, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TRouBLHs arising from IxcxssEs OF ANY KIND.
O0nE, II AFFLI0TuDI
A. q. TRY uANDER's
TAKE No OTHER BUCKU.
Sold By all Apothecaries. Price 81. D. BARNES
90 New York. and BARNES, WARD CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH .
ROGERS, Wholesale Drussists, Boston, Mass.
Senerai Agents. feb lO-ly
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LyNcH-LAw IN ILLTNoIe.-A man pa,ned
Augustine was murdered in Monroe county,
~, q few days since, by another named Lane
The murderer was quickly arrested and
lypched by the friends OF Augustine When
he was desd. they cut him down aud buriea
him IN grave Two feet deep. and iaad pile sf
stones on top. faalf'a = -
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e EN-CoNYEDER ATE OFFIcKRs IN THF PFRr-.
WAN NAvY.-Commodore John r. racker
formerly OF the Confederate navy, together
with Captain McConkle and Lieutenanf Wal
ter X. Butt have reached the city OF Lima In
Peru. The Commodore De- 20 be made rear Al
miral OF the Peruvian navy, and 10 command
the fleet, and Lieutenant Bnts is to be his n az
officer .
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ihk DoReHksTs kAieRoAp-The pretim
raiiros commenced on Tuesday, the 10Th of
June isst, and vas completed on the 9th inst.
There was tWo ltpes run=-one from near Mill
other from the mouth of Cambridge creek, ON
the land OF MT. +. Martin, ,r INNING TO Sea
ford and lBrideeviIe. A map OF this survey
peer, Mr.. s. ID. Hessey, OF Delaware, and laid
tefoie the company. Aster their Determination
upon what point OF connection with the Del.
aware road will be OF most value &c .the di-
Vlsryrre, L1vSLx.-vesuvius IL shovsing
signs Of ereater disturbance than has been the
csse for two yea1s. The volcano Is thunder
Of IRE.
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V1slss1 tHefa "a zTTAEo EsstxfTrs
tNeE. shf9 i.ssfE - ~ ffPa sEaAE 4SssaH4
~ sss e7@.sf 9gfs q s. as - essa 7a
'aal e e .sssisS sai ne4i rsot As0
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

fIO MIS-, ,EACUhSlONS, &c.
TIE INDEPENDENT socIALs VIII celebrate
Il their third snni,e,ssry y siy- ~n-.
LIZ EfGsf iff'I EScTssioS <; Gns AmD 70 eis0oSs oM
on THURSDAY EVENiNG angus. .. 1855 Par.
nsnlart In future advertisement. By order OF
0onmluoo - - : ------ 80 IT.
IMPROVED ORDER OF BED MEN. as
LOGAN TRIBE OF GEORGETOWN,
will give her annual "A
.a GHAND r1osIo ~
At AN4LoSTiN ISLAND,
ON MONDAY, JuLY 23D, 1866.
Arrangements have been make to make this en-.
ter'aibmsnt agreeable and pleasant to oil who may
attend. The good or,Ier and harmony Of former
whe ny honor with their pstronags panc,nS
will eon,mence at o clock boats will leave High
bal!st Masfs,-ANDREw wHEAyLEY.
Foor hdndgsrX j scott, A. c. Prather, Z.
Iie1t,., II admitiins gent and ladies, 81.
EXCURSION. trr
TIE EAST wAsHLNGToN NJ E. SABBATH
SCHOOL
Will give an Excur,ion to GLyMoNT,
ON WEDNESDAY, JULY IL.
The steamer ~axas,.ts' has been engaged for
l9 slaIi T. TO-, DOT, Of 4 7,5 ,ih '.,,st 4 - l
o'clock a good time is snticiyated '-
Tickets, admittIL lady and grutleman 81 so:
Lsoy ticket 20 cents. Chthlreps' 25 cents TO be
had or any III tmt er of Ihe srho-l IN l5-2ts
A TTENII0N, FIRST WARD
FUN FOR AVERY ONE
THE PIC MIC
OF UNION CHAPEL SUNDAN SCHOOL
WILL BE GIVEN AT
PI IEkCE WOODS,
On THURSDAY. JCLV 10 1866.
On nitussts will leave the corner of ZOth street
am fT"n m tssnne .ssnt'in a, - and t m Ta
lardop m in OTder te aceommo- ksa xe@
date every one.
Baskets ntaining provisions must be left at the
church by quarter hetJTe7
kefree hmenis will b. served on the grounds at
reasonable price,
Tickets 80 Cents; Children 25 Cents To be oh.
falntd at C,lyert's News and Variety Store. cor.
Der Penn q and 2pth st iy I6-3t*
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All orders for rsrATUARY, MONUMENTS, or
hANTELs executed In the best msnner, at short
netiee, and on the very best terms. 10 ssms
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CHEGARAY, INSTITUTE, ,.
IerYOUNG LADIES, BOAkDfSG ANppay
fuPlLS. 1927 and sac Spruce street. Phiia.
oeipnla, VIII reopen THURSDAY, September 20
6oars and Tuition, per amman. S4sO
a noerd ana Tuition for two or more sisters, each
French II the Language Of the family. ana II
constsntly spohen in the institute = - -
~ eoyN - ---.L aL-.aas = yRrincipal.
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