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PROpOsAI.s.
pRoPosALs FoE slyEs AsD LOCKS.

wA~yssros. De- Marrh iay
sealsd propoaa. viii b. e ri At the ee ~ tbe super
-sing Architect Treasury Depsf,nent WA4ar,0n hi ~
ana me Burvar and Pre- Proof safes required b Tr.s
nry Department for year from the soepAnos ~ e r
to.aI oi the successful bidder.
SrecacntiOns drawings for the Burglar Proof Ss.
.hou1ng " construction At present usedvt ss
o.e plates of and hardened seeican b~ obtained
Application al this Department.
kurxar and FIr~ Proof will be oonsraciei in the
same nasner cssed with sutable are proof covering
the psns and specifications FOR which must Be snbmisd By
ths bidder
bic time from date Of order
me eks vii b. furnished by this Department bat
Ne rtN place by the contractor and b. In p~rfet
order when turned 70 the proper ocer u
the government
h blas 70 De per superficial foot the out
sds ard all charges whaever ncuiing paint
and door hxtur~s fercrpt cost of locksl
PROPOSALS also b. received burglar and Powder
Proyf Islcks, % b. accompanied with samples.
All bids must panied ~ the guaranty of two
sronsbe ersons Ia the ~ o. 600 th. the bifder VII
and perform the cOnrsr awarded 10 hin The sun
cisfry security b. -erthei W by the D@trc Aor
pss Of The dlslnc where Toe bifd~r resides.
The Department reserves the right 70 rejet any or All bid
or awafd the outrat Zoe Proof sses ~ psr
DEFINED FOR Ne Interest % the government and
BID will considered that d0ss conf0rn " the
quirrnrnts ~ thi~ sdvsrtisrfuent
Pr1uyssla be ~ndorse Proposals for Safes and focka
ard silres-.d 20 A AULLETf Acting supervising Ar
" MtLLETT
Acting Supervising Archltsct
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A j. BLRECKER AUCrIoNRER
IA. EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALK
$50 ITors
IN THE


FIFTH WARD OF JERSEY CITY.
A. j. BLEECKER, SON A co. will sell at auction on
wednesday, March 2l 1866 at l2 o'clock the Exch
saiesroom, No Ill Broadway Now York the following van
able property yISD Lots situated IN and around and in
the vicinity OF Hamilton square Snd the ad
thereto Few minutes walk from the Pavonia ferry
nng 70 Chambers street In New York These lots constitute
part II the estate OF the late Coles located
the most central aud choice Of Jersey City Horse
pass every lew minutes the 70 the Hoboken
ana jersey CITY ferries The Erie Railroad Tunnel through
whch most OF the traffic OF the South and West the
Pavonia ferry adons this ward Jersey City has all the
commercial advantages OF the city OF New York (by
OF New Jersey aliens hold and transmit real estate
as cuzens ana since the Pavona ferry established the
increase OF Us population and business has been
cedented ana ts taxes are light The extensive
railroad In the United States has terminus this ward
Terms Maps &c the Office OF the auctoneer No
II Cedar street. New York
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A CITY EXPRESS
n FOR SALE
lso WATER STREET.

A MILLINERY STORE AND DWELLING To LET
Fixtures Lease for and part Of the Stock for
sale. Apply at l761 Bowery.
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| CIGAR STORE FOR SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF
IN sickness has been established for the
with good OF customers. Price S. go No Battery
| place, near Greenwich street
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nrsr,Ess OPPORTUNITIES.

f.Rttr BARgAfs a PHYSICIAN ~ cOrErPr
W slises af1oarf = on hssith ssh~s ~
f-fy b. sale ptysrau ssf t1fn pfA'.r- fffsn
a. a. no ths ftn4s ~ ttr plfrbassf -
r,rrstisrs anf irsrftpt1n Asifras VI fsyaoG. War
a. . fars P,st 80 Dutsae.s tuuniy n
Tfgg INSURANCE Agr~r- wAwrFD-fs Tug
hss aHf tsus NJ fFr-F sat- ~ 1fst risss srlf.s4F
-a..gs srasfas FaulaEss rIinfff
AaAs. .Ih fef~gsna~s i4fs CgnpsaT sef AfG fsa
oh sss Yyt rir
uYtoLg 0a oxEHaLF fsrEnEsr ~ AanOE ru
w Tt.s~r fa~ aa.s. setfr~ rfsfat41
rg LABY. Is ssnisa s,r~-t sssasiya
an rnn Will RaTEAN a Fs0Yfr 90 49, N
~. blu thsss rssaisa 81 90 ta gsN., tf1ffr
Ia 1-I..-. r4fsfs.ssf 80 ~ b~st Ae1fessfr
ig,~fyik rs.,sss 80 rrl Pos a.
nEsTAURssTs.
r,pAaA srappr uOuaE DisISg SALOON s
IL pmsa..,.~t a 80 st~a Ydfsia go eaas - FsfJ
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.Aaa sgagvr nOUsE DisIsg atLy1s ss
rnsA...,~s . 80 go Yafsia 49, ssas = FsffT
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PIANoFoRTEs.
4 --STEfSWAY A SONS
\. GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
rlAh0EnHTEg

wARRRoos5 sos n y Bssr FounrREsrW
STREET sctwenn Union square and Irving place. hsw
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UCTIoN NOTICE
n CONTINUATION SALE
THIS DAY,
SATURDAY, MARCH IT,
containing general assortment OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
and including
AN ATTRACTIVE LINE OF STOCK GOODS
Catalogues and samples ready
WIN TOPPING d co, Auotioneers
l32 Church street
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ANTHOLOGY.

A-THogOCY.
. BONA FTDE sTRoLOGfsT.-nADAgE wiLsOs
n tells obec of your visit 40 Allen stfstA nsaf nous
100. bakery.
A FACT-SO fMPogfrOS-GgEkrEsr BUSINESS
~ aud MsilcAl Ciarv0yaut tngun, ars sFAhk. ifym
Europ.. u7 Fourth avsnue
A YAcr Miss WELLINGTON rtLfs OY BUSINESS.
~ theft gooi urk snd numbers. ~ rtta afenls oppo
Eighth street
sroSIsHISg -SADAyk sohRow sgyEsrH
~ faugfter b~afa The woff harT fnags Tells yyuf
th0ushu ia Luaiow sfresi, DeAr hesa,sn sirest
n MAURICE. RgAL AsTRoJOoER on AxERfca
~ tas Oar roa mafry Ntrusss arsent frsnds
iurhisa fays s gcA and land seaih, braib snd
j0ns fs ~ al es 81 ~ iett~r Osuue~r ti iadlss
ID crnts 10 Al Can a. i1s ie~r
NfkpAsg wALTgRs DISTINGUISHED cLAIRvor.
M ant Visit her Tor everytsng business thsft
n.ts<s. nnfnb~r. SD luch ~ cana street.
MADAME Russ ~ TIE OsLy MEDICAL AND BUsr.
WI Cl.irvoysnt tast b. rrIef upga Ee0ws ne
LEeuess % ygrr fut1re hasaaat. tsis ls - West
twenty seventh sres bsisesn slnh AL ssfeoh
MADAME CLARA ANrosiA M PARi. BgixC
vi sbst " iesse for CafcrniA si ts cgs ati1s a
b. West PoarsA srret Third syyr fxa wsest~f snu Ne
k4h ynSL
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A LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE-wIrH STOCK AND
N Fixtures and years Lease from LIST OF May next.
Apply l59 Seventh street, No agents need
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A UCTION notice. ROTH AUCTIONEER
n Household Furniture sale li9 Eighth street
between fifth and Sixth avenues this (ssuray5 morning
March IL at ll O'clock consisting OF handsome Velvet
Brussels and Ingram Carpets hree elegant Paror Suits
covered In rich French satin brocate and figured
rosewood Etsgeres with French plate back and doors
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD ~ OCTAVE PIANoFoRTE
STOOL AND COVER;
elegant rosewood and black walnut marble top Tables
Turkish Easy Chairs aud Lounges Reception Char Bronze
Clocks rich Lace Curtains Oil Paintings rosewood
hogany Bed.teads Bureaus Rockers Lounges Sofas Spring
and Hair Mattresses, Blankets Glass, China and Silver
Ware, Table Cutlery, &c. Sale positive. N. B-Relabe
men IN attendance to cart pack and ship goods for pur-
chasers at reasonable charges
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Vows fronn Jamaica.

THE OFFICIAL EoUIRY STILL IN PRoGREss-TRIAL
OF TUE MoRANT BAY PROVOST MARSHAL.
The steamship Montezurnd from Kingston,
Jamaica, March Z, arrived at Kew York yester-
day.
The royal commission OF inquiry into the
causes and suppression of the recent revolt was
still progressing. Mrs. Gordon, wife of George
w. Gordon, who was executed as the ringleader
of the revolt, was examined on the 9Th inst
The examination had now lasted thirty days.
The trial Of Ramsay Provost Marshal OF
Morant Bay, for atrocities committed in the dis
charge Of the duties of his post, was proceeding
before the civil magistrates. bUtthe proceedings
were conducted in private. The accused had
been admitted to bail.
In the assize courts thirty-seven OF the prison
ers charged with participation in the rebellion
were on trial.
All was quiet
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New York Bank Statement.
NEW YORK, March 19.-The bank statement for
the week ending on SATURDAY. shows
Latest Markets bv telegram.

New YORK March 10 Stocks are better. CHICAGO
and Rock Island 109; Cumberland preferred. 45;
Ill nois Central, III; Michigan southern,Es03; Y.
CentraJ 928; Readlng, 99b; Hudson River, 1863; Vir
gina 6s Sc; Missouri IS, "; Erie 82f; Western
Union Telegraph Company, GIL; U. s. Coupons,
1881, 104s oe. 1862 108S; Ten-FOrties 9l Treasury
1905, e92@99t. Gold, 1855.
BALTIMORE, March 10. - Flour dull; Howard
Street superfine, Ss 25d875; for Western extra
Wheat firm; for prime Pennsylvania red, 1850
S1'8S. Corn active at 71@72c for white; and roe.
tor yellow. Oats drm at 4SG50c. Seeds heavy.
Clover, $3.50; Timothy, go rs.
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READ WHO SAYS SO.


From Rev: W d seigred, Pastor Of Welfth Baptis
Church, Philadelphia
Gentlemen 81 have recently been laborng under the,
DIS ressng effects OF indigestion Nv pros
uatlon Oi the nervous st0I Numerous remedies were
recommended by trends, ana OF them les "a but
WI hout relief Your hoonaRGs German Bitters were
recon mended bN persons hO had tlcm
lav0 abe mention OF these BIT induced me 10 Try
tn "a must confess that had aversion 20 Patent
MEDICINES from the "thousaAd and one" quacH TBlt-
ters whose only aim seems to be to PAIN oil weetened
and drugged liquor upon the gOnmun ty in a sly way
and the tendency OF which l lear, is 10 make many
eohnrme1 dfuhkera Upon earning that yours was
Teany medicinal preparation took it wi n happy
eject Its action not upon the stomach out upon
The nervous system was prompt and gratifying l feel
that have derived 1eat and permanent benefit from
the use of few bottles
Very respect ully yours,
ID SEIGFRTFD
NO. 2j4 ohackamaX on street.
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TIE SENSIBLE MERCHANT
Il want G clerk, ou want piece,
But tell me, TO begin,
Have you a horse OF frst-class pace,
A diamond ring and pm,
And lots of othesg For If you've not,
These things must from my 'tlP be got"
"I need no horse" the youth replied
"No diamond rings ut al
And little outlay Wi provide
Good clothes from Tower Hall"
Our stock Of Clothing is the largest and most com
Blefe i his city surpassed by none IN mGrertai s,ye
and a and sod at prices guaranteed ioioer than ne
kCaUest TOWER HALL.
No. 6l8 MARKET STREET,
BENNETT g. Co.
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Seventh and Chestnut streets
warerooms, No. 1921 Chestnut street.

W. & B., Good Clothing Oak Hall, Sixth ana Mar<et
w. & B Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
W. & b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
w. & B., Good Clothing Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
w. G. B., Good Clothing, Oak Hail. Sixthan nd Market
w & g.. GOOD Clothing Oak Hall. Sixth and Market
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SUDDEN DEATH IN A STATION HOUSE,
man naned Thomas Bentley, aged about 81
years, and hailing from MlddleUo En, New Castle
county, Delaware, went to the Baltimore depot
on Saturday Tor the purpose, it was supposed, OF
returning home. Not succeeding in catching
the train, he went to the First Ward Station
House Tor the purpose Of passing the night, and
tanned
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From tie Rev T. d FeIdall Assistant Editor Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia.
have derived decl6ed benefit from the use of Hoof-
an. elman BlteIs ana ieel ny PRIV ege TO re-
mend them most valuable tonic 10 all VINO are
suffering non general debility or rCn Diseases ars ng
from deTang gement OF the liver =
Yours truly, e. d. FENDALL
From Rev =. Merrige, Pastor of The Passyunk Baptist
huTsh Philade pbla
From the many respectable recommendations given to
DR.. HOohand's German Litters was indeed TO give
them a trial, AFTER using several bottles ound them
TO be good remedy dCbiIly anC most excel ent
tonlc Tor the stomach. DIN RRIGE.
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MARRIEIl-

CALBERFSON-LEESER the 18th instant,
by Rev. q. w. Snowman, Mr. JOHN CALBEHC-
son to Hiss SARAH Ann LEESER, all of this
city.
GILLINGHAM-W WILLIAMS AT Boston, on the
18th instant, by the Rev DR. Ciannevt, Mr. @. ..
CslLLINGHAM, OF this CITY, to Mss HELEN VI
daughter OF the late Mr.. Jonn Williams, of Bos-
ton Mass.
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VERY MARROW EsCAPE.-On Saturday.
during the prevalence OF the high wind, two
poplar trees standing on the edge OF Ridge
blown down and tell with a great crash across
the street. A passenger Car was passing near
the spot at the time, and in such close proximity
10 the falling trees that the branches gra2ed the
horses heads. In an instant more serious, or
even fatal. results might have transpired.
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DIEn

BADGER.-The friends of tho la-e SAMUEL
BADGER are invited to attend the funeral services,
at his residence, No 1013 Spruce street, tuesday
morning rext, the 10th ant at IL O'Clock The
remains Will proceed TO BRISTOL for Uurhl, by steam
boat, foot of Chestnut street, at O'Clock P. NJ.
BILLMEYER-On the 18th instant, GEORGE f
BlLLMEYER Or.
Funeral VIII take place on Monday next at P.
IRON his late residence, Nam street. German
town.
FELL-On the evening of the 18th instant, of
pneuu Onia, REESE ID. FELL, III the 63d year Of
his age
The relatives and male friends are respectfully in
vIted to attend his fuDeraI, from the residence of
his brother, N. +. corner OF Eighteenth and PIue
streets. on Thursday morning next at 10 O'clock
To proceed to Monument Cemetery. *k*
GORMAN Suddenly, of disease of the heart
JOHN l.. d ORMAN. in the 61st year of his ago.
The relatives and trends OF the FAMILY are respect
fully invited to attend hls funeral, from his late
residence. =. e. corner OF EIrty first and Bridge
streets, West Philadelphia, on Wednesday moroing
the 21.t instant, at o'c ock Funeral service at ST.
james Church. Inierment at Cathedral Cemetery.
LEIBRANDT.-On the morning OF the 18th IN
slant, OF TYPHOID pneumonia Mrs. SUSAN LEI.
BRAFDT, rehct OF the late Andrew F. LeI0randt
in the 69th year OF hel age
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invIed to attend her funeral, from the res
dence OF her DAUGHTER, No. sos CallowhI street. on
Wednesday afternoon at o'c.ock. Interment at
Odd Fellows Cemetery.
PERRY.-Suddeny on the 17ta instant, FANNY.
wloow OF the late John b. Perry, In the SD year of
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
ully invited TO attend the funeral, from her late
residence, No. 925 N Ninth street, on Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock.
READ.-On the 18th instant, JANE z wife of
William +. Read.
WILLARD.-On the 18th instant, Rev. r. Angus.
TUS WILLARD. IN the 59th year OF his age.
The funeral WI take place from his late RESIDENCE
No 627 N. Tenth street, on uesday, lhe 1861 instant
a. O'Clock i M services will be he d in the Fifth
Baptist Church. corner of Elghteenth and Sp ing
Garden streets, ct 81 O'Clock. Funeral proceed
Woodlands.
WECkERLY-0n the 18th instant. Mrs. ELIZA
BET II WECKERLY, wife OF Isaac WeckerlY and
daughter OF the late job and CathRTine Archer, IN
the SSH year OF her age
The relatives and friends Of tho family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her hus
lands residence, NO. 1884 franklin street, below
DauI hin, NednesdaY afternoon at / o'c ock.
without further notice. 10 proceed to he Monument
Cemetery.
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e ANOTHER HAUL OF SABBATH BREAKERS.
t1lcts arrested between thirty and forty boys
who were indulgiGg in corner lounging, much to
the annoyance OF church-goers Last Sunday
week the police of the Eighth District made such
an extensive haul of these Sabbath breakers that
not one arrest was made yesterday.
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ASSAULT ON A POLICE OFFICER.-Corne-
lius Boyle, while laboring under the influence of
bad hlsky created disturbance in the neigh
bofhood OF Seventh and Bedford streets. Officer
vas comphmented by "a knock down through the
medium OF a heavy club, for which violent pro-
ceeding Alderman Tittermary committed him to
prison.
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FELL FROM A SUMMER-HoUsB.-On Sat-
urday afternoon man named James Bowles,
while at work on a summerhouse at Fairmount
Park, fell from the top of the same down an EN-
bankment Fortunately he succeeded in catch
ing himself on the limb of tree, and was thus
saved from being precipitated with great vIo-
lence on some rocks beneath. As it was he was
severely injured internally, falling distance OF
tWenty.One feet,
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REMEMBER.

Ihct MtS Bitters IS not AcOhotic contains no Rum
or Whtsky, and cannot make DruaGards, J,,t Is The
Best Tonic bt tie lOoJld
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ATTEMPTED SHooTING.-A man named
Cornelius Martin was committed to prison by
Alderman Tittermary this morning, for shooting
at q man at tavern on Front street, near Mead
alley. Fortunately the ball did no damage.
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CARRIAGE-HoUsE RoBBED.-On Satur-
day evening, the carriage-house of Michael
Wharton, situated on Ridge avenue, near the
eighth milestone, Roxborough was entered and
robbed of two sets OF double harness and three
sets Of singie harness all silver mounted.
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HOTEL RoBBERY.-A man named John
Smith entered the Bulls Head, IN Market street,
on Saturday evening" and stole a quantity of
clothing He was arrested and taken before
Alderman Jones, this morning, and held in $500
bail
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throat AFFECTIONS "A ply sican writing from
Newfsne, New York, speaking of the beneficial
effects resulting from the use of "BroUHs Bronchial
Troches" says:"For alleviating that horrld irrita
tion only felt by those who have suffered from any
Bronchial 46ectioI, and for Hoarseness and Sore
Throat too, / am free to confess Though 1 am
M. ID they ans YER all you claim for them" To
avoid disappointment be sure TO obtain the genuine
Browns Bronchial Troches."
POTENT oBA Aoco.- An eoitor having read In
another paper that there is a tobacco which, If
man smoke or chew, wi make him forget that he
owes dollar in the world, innocantly concludes
that many Of his subscribers have been furnished
with the article. No one forget that the best
teTprsnS a. sss at so az Ninth stger 'be below
Girard avenue. Every pains Is taken to please the
pat ons Of this establishmont-uenoe his success.
Branch ofhce, Sixth and spring Garden.
HAMsl HAMsI HAMsi- Lloyd's Hams Davis
hams jersey sugarcurtd hams, Newbold's justly
celebrated mans, with many other choice varieties,
are now offered at reduced prices by W. l.. Mad
dock Co., No. l15 s. Third street. above Chestnut.
PRIoEs REDUCED AS Low AS BEFORE THE WAR.
-,Persons desiring photographs should bear in mind
the edvantages of patronizng B, f. Remers '1al
lery, No. GA Arch street where superior pictures
are made at reduced pr ces.
HERNIA OR RUPTURE treated with professional
SKI and trusses OF approved construction applied
by G. H. Needles, cor. Of Twelfth and Race streets.
1905, b-2os, 1O-4Os 1ss1s, Compound Interest
Notes, and Gold and Silver bought and sold by
Dfexel x Co., No. "a South Third street.
=, LOOK OUT for the grand ball of the Chippewa
Base Ball G ub this evening" at the Musical Fund
Hall, Monday 18th, 1866. Tickets, 81.
l.EesaSeq9 DIsooUET OF ONE HUNDRED Dol
u 8 b LARS and upwards in the price OF Stock
& Co. and other make Of PiaI os.
j. II. GOULD,
Seventh and Chesnut streets.
e-f5sss.5cEIg A REDUCTION OF 20 PER GENT ON THE
FEEs' REGULAR SCHEDULE PRICES.
Desiring to reduce our large stock of superior aud
hiqh finished Roseaoood Pianos previous to the re-
moval to our new store, No. 11O3 Chestnut street. we
have concluded to offer them at prices below the
cost to manufacture Porsous desiring to purchase
first class Piano at reduced rates. should not fail to
avail themselves of this opportunity.
SCHUMACHER s. Co.,
Warerooms, No, 1921 Chestnut street.
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House or REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Speaker proceeded as the 6rst business in
order, TO call the States Tor bills and joint
resolutions.
The Joint resolution introduced on last Mon
day, by Mr. Ashley (Ohio), in regard 20 recon
vstruetiop, was taken up, read twice and referred
30 the Committee on Reconstruction.
Mr.. Bundy (Oh % introd aced bill 10 amend
q = Pension act OF July Ia. 1852. It was read
tH ee, and referred tOEtbe Committee on Invalid
pom Slns.
Mr. Handall Ky introduced hill further to
nrovide tor The payment OF certain demands for
ppusrterr Nsters' stores, etc., furnished to the
army Of /, Ns UAiled States Read twice aad re-
fa,.rcd N IN Committee on Claims.
Mr. Roter Ull) introduced a iornt resolution
proposing an amendment TO the Constitution Of
the Reconstrnc 1on committee, and ordered to
be printed. 5, .;,.,, go,
rosnii,tion oI, a.hicb the same action was taken
Mr.. McClurg GIo.) introduced iolls rssolu, s
Etatos ioteIy I'm raheII, W--ior the resumption Of
the practical relations II Che SAID States to the
United States. Ii was sa Nl'erlg referred,
Mir. Hooper Mass \ nh Nduced the following
bill;-
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From Rev. william Smith formerly Pastor o. the Vim
centOWh and Ailyle IN. J. Baptist Churches.
having used in my tami number OF bottles of your
HOohand's Gefman biters, have o say that regard
mem excellent hCdloine specially adapted re-
move the diseases they are recommended Tor They
strengthen and hYgO tho system when deb iated
and are useiu In disc Of the Yer loss Appetite
etc / have also recomm6 Hded them several OF nv
friends who have ried them and 10und Them greatly
beneficial in the restoration of health,
Yours iruly. WILL M SMITH,
no 9G6 Hutchinson street. Phllada.
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SMoKF-HoUsE BURNED. - On Saturday
last a snoke-hoUse, sttuated on Ridge avenue, near
the tenth milestone, was destroyed by fire. Loss
not very serious.
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CITY INTELLIGEN NOE
PHILADELPHIA NJ. {. CONFERENCE.

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