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OLD DOMINION SALOON

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sarantire.'
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Nationad Ggpress

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Rainfrase, ,mtibcn tfr l3isn uup l4tsn,
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nab irasao einem Stsde pss YorpenS, Siip,us,
Si,ns uhp &,it.rs II b.i5rrsru.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-17
So the Senate refused to postpone the bill and

SO the Senate refused to postpone the bill and
message. ...-..
Mr.. Hendricks, of Indiana, took the floor in
opposition to the vetoed bill. He alluded TO the
reports of General Steadman on the conduct of
the Bureau in the South, and defended the
character Of General Steadman from what he
termed the attack of partisan enemies. He then
spoke AGAINST the Bureau as oppressive and tull
OF fraud, corruption, and outrage. f'
Mr. Salisbury, of Delaware, said grateful
people would reward Andrew johnson with its
highest honors tor his opposition to the uncon-
He discussed the bill at some length, character
izing It as uI warranted and unconstitutional.
He did not believe in public or private repuda-
tion; but If Congress persisted in this kind OF
legislation, IL burdens were to be imposed Tor
the objects proposed in this bill, party would
vet seek for office on platform OF reputation.
Even now he believed there we're in the North
men who would like 10 see that portion of the
debt which accrued for the support of negroes
wiped out.
The vote was then taken on the question
Shall the bill be passed, the Presidents ooiec-
tions notwithstanding? 1t was as tollows:-
Yeas-MessTs. Anthony, Brown, Chandler,
Clark, Conness Cragin, Creswell Edmunds.
Fessenden, Foster Crimes, Harris, Henderson,
Howard, Howe, Kirkwood, Lane Morgan,
Morrll, Nye, Poland, Pomeroy, Ramsey,
Sherman, Spraeue, Stewart Sumner, Trum-
bull, Wade, Wiley, Williams, Wilson, and
Yates-33.
Nays-Messrs Buckalew, Davis, Doolittle,
Guthrie, Hendricks, Johnson McDougall, Mes
NTH, Norton, Riddle, Salisbury, and Van Win
kle-l2
Absent-Messrs. Cowan, Dixon, and Wright-3.
The Chair, in announcing the vote said that
the BILL having received twJ.thirds vote in both
Ho uses, he mir. Foster) proclaimed 1t a law,
Notwithstanding the objections OF the President
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-17
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens aud the u. s.
SenaIe- Interesting COIEespondenOe.

Hon. Thaddeus Stevens and the u. =.
Senate- Interesting Correspondence.
Hon. THApDBUs STEvKNs--Dedr Sir The nm
dersigned, your friends, will be pleased TO know
Ii you wlll consent to be candidate tor the
Office OF United States Senator. Believing that
the honor of our btate requires that we should
be represented by our ableet men, and that the
Republican party will delight to honor the
statesman who has advocated the principles OF
liberty longer than any other man In the National
Councils, and whose abilities are as much the
object OF admiration OF the whole country as OF
pride in your immediate constituency, we are
anxious to have the privilege OF supporting yod
Tor that position. We respectfully request an
Very respectfully yours, DC.
A. E. Roberts, B. Champneys, John Cooper, q.
s. kaufman, Samuel Evans, James Myers,
Philip Gossler, J. w. Fisher, f. Blllingfelt,
George Boele A. Bruner Eiw. K Smith,
samuel W. Mifflin, Joseph Miftlin, Joseph II.
Black, Thomas Collins, II. w. Gray Samuel
Shoch, Washington RICHTER, James barb ,r, j.
G. Hess, Jacob s. Strine, Philip Shriner
Samuel Wright, BENJAMIN Haldeman, William
G. Case, John b. Livingston, o. J. Dickey, j.
NJ. W. Geist, X. A. Baer, John A. Hiestand,
A. G. Reinoehl, George Martin, j. B. Amwa
July 11th, 1866.
WASHINGTON, July 13, 1864 E. Roberto, b.
Champneys, ana heTs.-Gentlemen:-I have
received your kind letter asking me to allow the
use OF my name as candidate for United States
Senator. ...8 su.l I.
believe that office (when tendered) is not to
be declined without some strong reason. Bat II
has always been my opinion that no man should
make himself q candidate for it. or take any part
in the canvass. person ht t)r that position
ought to be discOverable without notice from
himself or recogniZed agent This, however. Is
q matter of taste about which there is differ.
ence of opinion, and is not intended az criticism
upon others, but only to account Tor my own
course. M xRs3E
Thanking you for your constant friendship,
am your obedient servant, ETC.,
THADDEUs STEVENS.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-17

WHOSE CHILD Is IT ?-When Sherman's army
stopped at Smlth6eld, North Carolina, ABOUT
fifteen months since, there was found with it a
little girl five or six years of age, of bright
countenance and pleasant ways, evidently we'll.
bred thus lar, who, the soldiers said, followed
them from South Carolina, Georgia, or Ten.
seemed attached camped near the house of
lady who had a little girl of nearly the same
age, and The two little ones became so fOndly
attached that the lady induced the soldiers to
GIVE the child to her, and she has been with her
ever since
- The child has dark eyes, aud is quite pretty.
she had been so long with the army that she
could give no intellIgIble account of her home.
The lady who has possession of this little wan
oerer IS very much attached to her, and treats
ner IN every way as her own daughter. Parties
interested are referred to the Baptist Minister"
Charleston Courier.
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CERTIFICATES.

Among hundreds OF Testimonials of its efficacy
the Following respec able gentlemen hBve kindly
consented 10 answer any inquiries TespechnRsls
wonderful cure OF the Great Rheumatic Remedy
which may lie required OF them:-
Conrad + Clother, Esq 20. % ". Water street
W llihm Anspaeh Esq, No q N Thlrd street
Thomas Allen, ksq, Seventh street above Brown.
p J Il. 4 Dlxey, lsq.. No. 622 Chesnut street.
George j Weaver, Esq. NO. 1927 Walnut street.
JoseIh stevens No b38 Owen street
John Ellison, Franklin and Poplar streets.
George Landel Esq, no ll05 Green street.
Samuel " jacobs, Esq, Arch ct above Sixth
Michael Weaver ESQ. No 1906 Green street.
Joseph Baker. ESQ s2S Fifth street.
W. j Stillwe J, Brdesburg
Joseph ONLY, ErankfOrd
Rev. j HaibuIg, Vcksburg. Mics 1927
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-17

nGfE@eA PLEASANT DAILY EXCUR-
a7stsssz .As sions up the River to Beverly Burng-
l.h; ana Bristol, touching Rvertnn 1orresd9e and
Andalusia. by the splendid Steamer JOHN a. WARSEh,
leaves Bristol at o'c oek arriving at Phi adelOhta
about O'Clock. On SUNDAY leaves hesnut street
wharf at IL O'Clock P. NJ, stopping at Magargee's
Fare for the Excursion. 40 cents 77lm
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-17

TEST FOR PEBBLEs.-The London Spectator
vouches Tor the excellence of an instrument tor
testing pebbles invented by an opt can in Eng
land. II the lens to be tested by IT is OF glass,
the spectator cannot see through it at all; If a
good pebble, he can see as through an even
piece of topaz; but if bad, his eye is distracted
by all the colors of the prism.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-17
INSTRUCTION..
THE LEHIGH UNIvERITY, BETHLEHEM,

TTHE LEhIGH UNIVERITY, BETHLEHEM,
j PENEA
This new Institution literally endowed by the Hon
Asa Packer OF Mauch hunk 8nd designed TO give a
full practical edlcalon suit to the requirement. OF
the age viii be to receive students IN the FIRST
TWO CLASSES on the Is Of September, 1866
The location - beautiful and proverblaly healthy,
and IL is situated In The mds OF varied Industrial inte
rests all OF which wi b. subsidized for purpose Of
instruc ion.
The co urse Will consist OF two parts First TWO
YEARS OF PREPARATORY lNSTRU TI0N in Ma
thematics Chemistry, and Languages (esnecialy the
moOeIn lsnsuages), studies which every Young man
sbOu pursue, for whatever profession he be in ended
second WO DI lONAL YEARS in one OF the
fol owing schools in each of which ado ltonal special
degreeiis cCnierred:-.
/. The school o. General Literature.
2 he School OF ivIl ngineermg.
The School of Mechanical Engineering.
The schoo of Me'allurgy and " lining.
Applicants for admission will be examined from the
lst TO the 18th Angus presenting themselves
the Presiden. st Bethlehem or on the opening dav.
Circulars giving terms, may be had by wing
to Messts, ,. H RULER & co, No. l31 s. FOURTH
Street, Philadelphia or to Hi NRT LoPPEE, President
Bethlehem, Pa. l3tS Is
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-17

O1O SOUTH STREET, NJ. D'ANC0NA
OF = pays the highest price for Ladies' and
Gents caston clothnG No, ~ SOUTH s@est. below
FoarIn' VV~
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n HE GA RAY INSTIT UTE.
~ ESGLISH AND FIRE Gu.
Boarding and day pupis, Nos. 1871 and 1879 SPRUCE
Street will reopen ON HCRSD NI September 20,
French is The language the family, and is constantly
spoken in the Institute.
Primary apartment $50 per annum.
bay Scboli RS p1r aEnum Sl00.
Day Boarding Pupils 5000.
MADAME HERvILLY,
6 20 fmwsm '..... .f Principal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-10
A HIGH OLD WEDDING.

u responstbls Tor ne following
hard yarn. We wish it distinctly
understood that zoe doa't vouch for
tts truth, o. Ne don't believe quits
% great IN 80 could - found, even
In Brown county:
The bri0agroom resides near
Nashv ttle, Brown county, O. which
place he had lived with ssdA1"
hpm his babshood mp. But ths
tn came when tho 60 b0fAouehf
h10self q tho go - ehoss q con.
pa1ion and ssOst mp Q Trade" In
hoop-poles, tcs hi06olf. 30 paying
. lying viait On Scoe 10 IL town
a. 0argArvIllo, n became ona0.
oroa Of ooo Of tie 1AiI oaughtsrs Of
that place, wood, Won, and th0
day WuS NAMED When IL twain
should - one. Accordingly -
ssrvicss Of Esquire vofo q.
eaeod. ana all tho noceosary pro.
u@inarios arranged.
The day had arrived Whsn Ne
happy couple were - - uniesd.
e11 de faihsr ana soa ct out On
eoos-not owning any horses-fof
BaSgarvillo. and tho6oA soDeWAot
of seAtoas Walk over roogA fro.
~, eto1D, tAey DA1e tAe zip IN
4uo o0a. NoGylDg - blaAo vhero
~ 0aFriage eefSDonf W. - o
DsF11ensd, 8 eFsvl q tom M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-10

seen In the house ana vard ava,t.
ing their arrival. JfmS coursrs
wtlted, and he told DAD rnxt -
oeneved he'd 60 back; but ssdad"
Soio nm mat would never do--thst
ne must % q man and marry th0
eai: BY earnest entrsaty Jim went
- iAr a. the rate, when he made q
matt, and said he "warn't going tn
me house 70 Be laughing stock :"
lutte q crowd had gathered, and
III tnings were ready. A bounts.
tei Gunner was sPread-the bride
Was afrAyed IN q bran new dress,
ana wore her hair trimmed In o..
dar, green, yellow, aad red feath-
ers. Esqutre D-ssf cross Ieeeed.
Q huee standing shirt co liar, stsG
- Q clapboard, prevented the turn |.
N OF MS head % either side WIN.
ont moving his body. He held
combining sslike unto the Constitu.
uon" IN his hands, and was wait
Ing 20 perform the oflicial ssr vrcoa
Tor which he had been sneaesd.
Jim fingered at the gate post for
some nalf hour, and "a that s<dad,
ana friends present could say
Wouldn't eucouraee him % 10 u
ne houss. Finally, one OF the
young lslloWs prossat said, ssI0t
him alans; IN marry hsr,n ana
stareed Into the house. Thns arUused
jim at once, ma he started IN "a
t. eock door, and eAfher0d his
emaoced By TIE arm. ESQUIRE
D. ar0os viii TIE oolswnity OF
. tudeA, and sinking his flsts down
In hte grouaorsa r,<1ak.Ha CO., -
aathortty which he bald q -
No." pronoanced tAsm ssnAA
Dinner wss over, ana As 70.
OatAdse e he afIsrnooa PACED on
very pleasantly. Night cane an1
axraa0snoats Wscs 1AAe 70 70 -
- a caeeo1ary, o. courss, &c
w. expocoBd hat tAo neV Dor.
red coapls Woata sissp toesshor.
Thts jim osjeotp1 q, aud said,
.s.o0ggoa n 10 stssp via hsrPs
Finally. - n efvW lsts, Ne Wss
vouId not pail o1 his cioeheA noe
- un0oe tie eovor. bat lay down
1870 ead all md 90 posssd -
0rDe night Of ~ WorFteS hse-
o1oept1g via Q woman. in has
learno4. no doubt ~ thls IN
net - - % shy.
0-~0rssa--Ss ai 10 q nsslrol
AYink m - Ronlnaa
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MY sGOOD.FOR NOTHING"
BIZ EMILY II. MILLER.

"wsiiis ,, T.; n .Sr good for my brave
Answer that question for me II you
You. With your fingers - white a. .
You. SisS your rinslsss . bright -
All the DAY long with your busy con-
Into I'll mi:schisf and fun you are dn-
Bee n your wise little nodS,s ssa tsll
what yo1 are COED for-nov ponder is
Over the CARPET, the dear little feet
Gene With . psttsr. 70 climb on my
T~U nsrry eyes, fall Of frolie and
uusef- tSsis lashss looked up usso
Two iittishhads. pressing sofs o. my
Drew ne down close in . lsvins en-
Two Is:y h,s gave the answer 20
"Good . love you. nanns; good to
love yeu."
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Vr~0noa"- Sal 10 @ nasaral
drink Sbe - realaas.
UDssbtfal sAlaa ass vsry ~
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Ridout, Hesnr Ann......
IRttchtA Hiram. ....-.....I
Beginning 20 1set from
The northeast corner Of
said square on II street,
fuAAtAg IS Soot, thence
south % feet, then oost
s ~, then nortA 90 Ibee
% beginning.
RAWLINGS, JosepA Z. -. .
RtoAfd, J. q. A..........|
Being The south IS fbet
* inches front BY the
depth Of the lot.
DITTO. ..............I
6eed, james, In trust.
IRedSsrn. Joseph. trust. o.
DoaA26son.. ............
BegtA61ag III 1bot AZ
inches from the corner
Of Twenty second struet
wsstand 81 street north.
runntnG thence WITH said
II street. west % feet,
thenco south 70 the depth
OF oatd lot, then east 20
feet tAen north TO the
beginning
Richardson, james 81. %.
Being the south 20 feet
front OF said lot By the
depth thereof.
Reynard, Jeremiah D..
Beginning at the north.
east corner Of said LOT,
and thence running
southeastwardly along
the line OF New jersey
avenue Is feet, thence
enthusiastically af
right angles With said
avenue 70 . point SO feet
1 inoh from the line OF
Fourth street west,
thence north to the
northern line of said lot,
and thence along said
northern line Is feet 2
inches 70 beginning.
Rhodes, James ...........
RainH thu north % feat a
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q. ~ lhemo, Austin u ......I
Beginning on 10th street
west, 139 feet from the
northeast corner Of said
square, thep CO south 1l|
foet6 inches, thence west
81 feet, thence north 14l
feet 8 inches, thence east
~ 1eet TO the bogtnning.
:. tWashington, AlexAndrial
and 0eorgotoWn Rail.
road Company.
pSI Worden, Annie n. OF al. i
Paving footway, interest
from Oct. 2, 1855. .......l
pIWh1te, Ann. III
Paving alley, interest
rom may, Is, 1855.
!. Wilson, BENJAMIN B. .....I
Beginning ct the north.
east corner Of said
square. thence west on|
b street. south Is feet,|
thence south III feet,
iAenco east Is feet, thsnce|
north III fest % begin. j
,slWard, CassanAra .........|
Being the south 20 feet
f 2, By tAs depth Of ths|
Ellen. ...........|
al WATSON, Edward A.......l
nj Wtllta0s. Eliza R., and
oeooeo ...ssss............l
BENG tho south a 1ood
front On Four.and.a-l
half street. BY TIE DEPTH
Of IS foot.
Tax for ssWer, On interest
non November ., lees,I
sos 90.
III Ward, Enoch. ............|
Having q frc0e Of 70 Noet|
8 inches adiooAing eheI
west 10 Iocs 8 inches
e 80 lot ~ ne dspth|
0iihort ........|
Beginning on @ stzoot
North - NJ * In
cAos 0o1t ot TIE soafA-
west cofner Of oat1|
o(0a4A oD1 r0nntng
u0Pth - 1boG INC
Woes ID -, theaee noetA|
- 1T 3 inches - 1ho1o|