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~PAWNBROKER'S NOTICE.
MDsGRS. GOLDSTEJN n n,

No. "a "a street west, near Penu's ave,
keg leave to call the attention of eur old patrons
ana the public In general that We have now en-.
daiasd our business and are prepared to offer ia
ducemsnts TO borrowers that have never been Ell.
Tered oefore-expressly to parties wishing large
Large store rooms, with good safes for vain
ables. private Office connected for all confdsn
tiAl business. " " 0"u'n
Diamonds, Silverwsre, Jewelry, and on ali kind.
of merchandise "u'
curities. 10
Loans made BY day or week on merchandise sub
ject TO sals.
NIB -Arralgenents have been made BY which
persons depositins property with us can recei We
the same at any princt pal CT u of the u Mon
"a FOUR-AND- A-HALF6rREET. fe n If
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HT CHn1iGAL NgIUAL BGTLDI1G As.
u5 eOCiArlON.-Thss second meeting Of ri.
association will bs held ct Queen Abei,s Han
= Nnset, near 7th, on MONDAY EvlNIH0'
March 4th, at o'clock.
The number ofshares IL limited to /. 500, and 40
we're subscribed for at the hrst monthly neeti.s
sooserfbsrs or others wishing to take steet Ar.
invited to attend. Certificates and con. t,o
'' ss ,:r'' owl o.R,s $500,
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ana osn: ~ hSn ai5:s
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sources suffering
Ally In Lancas,er District, which has been yistsd
tye ~ sn'rsaiiure ofths corn crop during
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Russian sheet Iron made In Ohie

CLEvELAND, Ohio, Feb. 2e.-Rnssia sheet
tren was successfully made yesterday at the
0ahoninG Works, Youngston, Ohio. BY process
discovered by George O. Kuneon chief
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DR0POsALs FOB HARDwAR1.

III
Proposals will be received at rhts once until 4.
1s lie V5 sl SsS
nstwofa OF the Tre:.Iry HItension:
With me; ' BE- sees u. Once
Of the Treasury BItension,- corner Of 18th street
An the articles called Tor in the scheiuls must
be 81 the best qualify their several nds, and
tisn Of the Reosivsr Of nstsrisis. '''''
PROPOSAL. for each item viii be considered o.
risht to consider them .csord,ns1. .vsrdins the The
various items to one different psrti or TO
nS an noie, - may DO deemed Tor the interest
Bids to be enclosed in |. sealed envelope and On.
f.@m tohronI s.s a Il ncs 1IaEits::.
VOsE PlANO.-One Of these fine PIANOS,
sS.i. :: ~ session e c:ss:::: sSa fo1 m
feZn sos Pean. ave.
I AsA' oARR1Aals 0AAAin o1.&z
% I'M .h S:' mattel: :sSss Of pes;:...s:s
want should examine my CsrriaGss Is regard.
pss 70 4s. :y and Attention
:. r HstSc'i'Ory' s1a D't!.s., bet. ssh and s.Ah
roSki SONS tfASos y.s@A
and call and examine ny stock
num No. sos 20 po. IN, = n.. Hills idih St.
TO OUR OUsrOMERs.
sEsr OALIoors. iMsrrinac, s,r.su., and
rscne,I reduced to 20 cents; last colors l7s. IS,
All kinds of DRY GOODS at the lowest prices.
nH.a. s2s rs st.. bet. and L.
nIssOLyTIoN OF PARrNEBsHIP.-Notics
- 10 hereby given that the nrms heretofore eX.
fnfRs e.. Of d.:oI.s Ia ..a
}}HSksoE YATES.
q dub :, .s the as%
selby 4 Yates. and JAS. W. SELBY those OF the
.xm 5s aeksos sI YATES,
Jas; "; sELBY , avi.e associated With him
Su.in.s: nc h VII sOntinse shs Dry Goods
At the old stand q Y.tss ssIby. 3as Penn. ave,
1fi Il; which has A'r''0fsr: es'n
A nIRIeAH aoLB, STOCKS and BONDS.
- ~ bought on osnnissioa ct the Hsw York ana
..u LEWIS JOA1so sss s 60; s. .,:
L PIANOS. PIANOS. r1As6 ssIAHos.
JOHN ,. ELLIS,
306 ssnnsylvsnia svenus,
SOC Hennsylvalia avenue,
Ny assortment Of new and second hand md PIANOS
LARGisT EVER OrHIRHD In rHIs@
CITY, VUHUv
Embracing an assortmest from SIX Of the .o.
kpSTedged BEST factories Of our oountry
.1. JOIN =; ELLIS,
Ieg-N VOC Penn'a avenue.
&a ''''''''. .:. -
fRAvILBRs
III WAIT OF TRUNKS THAT WILL STAND
RAILROAD USAGE,
Should purchase
TRUNKS, yALIsEs,
LADIEs' AND MEHB sAroHKhs
TRAVELLING BAGS, Ae., g.,
At the practical and extensive Mandatory of
JAAIs 8. rOPRAA co.,
sEV1HTH STREET,
EAST SIDE, ONE DOoR ABOVE ODD Eel
LOWS HALL.
Trunks, &C., promptly and thoroughly repaired.
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olHTRAL LOAN OFFICE,
As. $50 10th st., one door below Pam Az

This we'll now1 Once mskss
LIB1eAL ADvANCIS 4"
w Uenonos, Gold and Silver Watches q q
JIotnin9. Furniture, and Merchandise OF evsry
+. opsa every day(sxeeDt Sunday from q. N. to
N.B.-Businsss strictly CONFIDENTIAL .m.v
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GBRAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
Va have larss assortment of Goods on hand
which We will sell for the lowest cash prices.
namely - OALIOOBs. from TX 10 70 cents:
BLlACHED oOfTOHe, from lah TO IS cents:
T0WELJn9, from l2h cents yard a.; All Wool
CAssIMBRKs, 81 . ysrd. Our entire stock Of
Winter Goods ct and below cost. We have on
hand large assortment OF NOTIONS and FANCY
ARTICLES which We will sell below market
prices. KID GLOVES cheap.
HENHAoE LurfIELL,
fe asst. Corner 10Th street and Ps.n. avenue
A LEX. B. sHIPHlRD. tn: =. sRRPAERD,
"A VS.. SHEPHERD.
ALEX. B. sHIPHERD q BIOS,
sceeDeoRs TO J. W. rHeMPsoN . CO..
No. so9 Penn. avenue, Washington, D. O.,
DEALIRs IN
METALS, MISCELLANEOU Us HARDWARE,
PLUMBING, GAS ssd STEAk FITTING.
PLUMBING WORK in ell it, branches sxscuesd
BY experienced verkmen, Ct the lOvest prices, and
.s s1 4: Pc - H12 .s;R
CoHPkEssIoN oOcxS, uhies are .et.oCl.
s ..s is :.s T. Il III.
best nsan.I, q i:sssnssls rates. We especially
!K[NicKEkSocKER KAEG z. icr :SisA :. are
Oar essoriD0nt Of cas- 0HAGDILIIRe,
iEeACH1Tg. and sysry vs.asty % ilxfg11e
y snis cias Of fAaaadslDhia, a1d sold
eXs 1ffiiHG q svssy a.soripsieu introduced
Into yriysse avsllinss IN tie best manner, md Ct
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nTJOeBPH Il. SHAFPIELD,
0 FkENOH O0NFEOTIOHERY.
LADlES ICE CREAM DINING SALOON.
246 Penn. Ave., bet. nth and 18th sts.
weddings Dinner or Supper Parties supplied at
cakes, and Ooafecheneriss, eiiios Wei5ins
GSakss, best 9ualiy. Tabe Ornaments Salads,
zee zee ofscn, water Ice, Roman Punch, Boned rur-
Jehg, Charlotte 6usse, etc, eto
Attendants also viii BE- ent 70 attend to all de-.
ssii 81 arrs1ssmenh. BsuQasts, Wreaths, and
cot Flowers 10 order
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euIm JO68rH u. SHAFFIILD
H@N07I0E TO TAX PAYERS OF WASH.
.iNGTOE CITY.
anpual assessment for 1857 will sit as a board OF
sppeel. and f.r the purpose of maxim corrections
iren the 18th instant 70 prl LIST inc W. Sun.
days excepted, y ct school COMMUNIST oner D Room
secone stefy City Hall, west wing, from .. N to
BY order Of NE President. IIntl f.l-sotApl
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GRESHAM & WALLACE,

UhESdAM q w AULACE.
Corner First and Vine Streets, a
rrAvE IN STORE, AND ARRIv.
H ing sf...
so hhds. choice Porto Rico. Cuba, and
Louisiana Sugars;
100 bbls. assorted Refined Sugars;
200 bags fair to choice Coffees; es
so kegs N. @. Soda; 't f.err.s t..l,.1
$50 hall. bbls. No. /, 2, and 8 Mackerel;
$50 kits No. 1, 2, and Mackerel;
100 boxes Herring;
100 boxes Madison Starch; rUff
500 boxes w. r. Ham and Factory Cheese;
$50 boxes assorted Soaps;
rs bblS. assorted Crackers;
Ga bbls. Hominy; 4rf
325 bblS. x. ID. Meal;
100 bbIs. Cement;
1910 kegs assorted Nails;
Black and Green Teas, Spices, Liquors,
Cigars, obacco, &C., &c.
These goods, being on consignment, are
from first hands, are new, and offered, for
CASH only, at manufact urers' prices.
Orders and consignments for all classes
of goods solicited. -s8 15s
We deal in HAY, CORN and all kinds
of PRODUCE. jylS dim
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, August "a.
FLOUR Unchanged and quiet; extra
SO 0O@9 so, family $40 25@l0 70, fancy sll 90
gil 50.
WHEAT Held more firmly; not much
done; No. i red So Is, and No. white 81 30.
CORN-Very scarce, farmers holding it
local d emand; prices higher, closing at CSC.
tor No. linked. holders asking 81 90.
NOATS-Duil at 60@61c.
RYE-Scarce; it sold at 81 30, but closed
dull. 4&
BARLEY-In good demand at full pric s !;
prime TO choice fall 81 25C91 80.
COTTON = Dull at 26c. for middling up
lands; not much demand.
WHISKY-Unchanged; in bond 1t is held
at 30c., and occasionally sells at this rate,
but the market is supplied chiefly with
free at various rates between 81 and 81.
PROvISIONS-Firm, but quiet; mess pork
held at S23 75@24 90; bulk meats at ll14@
1916. bacon at I214c for shoulders, and
l513Gd16c. for clear rib and clear sides; hams
unchanged; lard firm at 13c., but no sales
at above l2$4(g127sc; butter firm at 22(d25c.
for fresh eggs l4(a l5c. for prime selected.
FLAXSEED-S2 TO-
LINSEED OII.-Sl l5@l Is.
GOLD-l40l4 buying, and scarce.
EXCHANL E-Dull at par, selling.
MoNEY-The market is unchanged and
quiet at S@ 10 per cent. for acceptable sixty
days paper.
The Chamber of Commerce, in connec-
ton with the Board of ITnderwrit ers of
the city, is using all its influence in Oppo-
sition to the bill of ladjng recently got up
and adopted by the Marine Association.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
New York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, August "a.
CoTToN-Dull and heavy; sales $50 bales
uplands at 2Sc.
and l5g25c lower. sales 500 barrels super
fine State and western at s. 2OgS 90; extra
western s. 9o9l0 80; choice 81 cog Ii i5;
$40 90dl0 IS; new st. Louis 50 OOal4 90; un-
sound 81 5O@s8 so; California duh sales $50
barrels at Sl3 00td14 50; rye flour quiet sales
$50 barrels at 81 U099 -.
WHISKY Quiet and steady; sales 200
barrels western bond-d at 3Sc.
WHEAT-Receipts 81 ,J93 bushels; heavy
and l@2c lower; something doing; sales
SO 900 bushels new amber southern at 81 25
a. 81; do. Michigan e. Sl@2 80; ne " white
Michigan 81 -; white California 50 rs;
poor do 81 60td2 81.
RYE-NomInal and sg5c lower.
BARLEY-NomInal
MALT-Nominal.
CoRN-Receipts l24,ll2 bu-hels; Ic lower;
more doing in exports; sales Is, 900 bushels
Sound nsM 81 e1 o. kim a. rie q %
OATS-Receipts q, $40 bushels; heavy and
unsettled; sales, $4,000 bushels of old West
ern at 70Cu7212c; new Southern, 6S0 nc:
new Ohio, 75@SOc.
COAI-Unchanged.
LEATHER-Nominal.
WooL-Steady sales 10000 OF domestic
fleece at 4245Sc; pulled, 36@44.
RICE-Dull.
CoFFEE-Quiet and firm
SUGAR-In fair request at 81 50; Cuba,
MoLAssss-Quiet and firm.
HOPS-OncnangeQ.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES crude, 12G1212; re-
fined in bond, 279N1ac.
PoRK-Rather firmer; sales. $3.50 bar
rels of new mess at % 50923 IS; old mess,
prime and prime mess unchanged.
BEEF-Firm; sales, 100 barrels of new
plain mess at SlSa24.-
BEEF HAMS Dull AT $50 40c
CUT MEATS quiet; sales, 10 pa kages of
shoulders at ll9ll1ac; hams, loo l6c.
BACoN-Quiet and steady.
LARD-Quiet and steady; sales, $50 bar.
rels at l2l4@l4c; latter extreme figure.
BUTTER-Steady Ohio, n@24c.
CHEZ E-Quiet at 1880.
LATER-5 p NJ.
FLoUR-Closed dull at l0a15c lower, with
only Iimited local d. mand.
WHEAT-l@2c lower with moderate ex-
port demand for Amber State, and Michi-
gan at 81 30g2 81.
RYE-Nominal at 3@5c lower.
OATS-Heayy and lower at Toe for old
Western: 72d76c for new Ohio.
CoRN-Quiet at 81 lO9l IL for good to
prime new mixed Western; 81 05@l 09 for
unsound do.
PoRK-Ste'dy; sales $50 bbls. mess at
s23 IS mess S23 60923 621a. regular,
BEEF-steady with moderate demand.
CUT MEATS-QuieJ and unchanged.
BACoN-Quiet and steady.
LARD Rather quiet at l313@lT4c for fair
to prime steam; 1880 for kettle rendered.
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European Market.
For other River Items see .sevensh Page.

CINCINNATI, August "a. 1.-THE river is sta
north of this city. Thermometer 50 deg.
LOUISVILLE, August 24.--The river is fall
ing very slowly, with scant feet in the ca
nal.
The river continued to rise up to dark
last evening, but will be found stationary
or falling before to-night........Th4 arrivals
and departures since Saturday evening in
clude the Rose Hite, Louisville nd return ::
Fanny Brandeis. Louisville to Cairo;
Charmer, J. p. Webb and Louisa, Cairo To
Evansville; Cora s., Cairo to Louisville; ;
Silver Lake No. t.. ST. Louis to Cincinnati;
Palestine, Louisville to Henderson; Chat
tanoogs. from Cumberland River; Win.
White, from Green River; and James
Gray, to Green River......... Most all these
boats had good low water trips..................
The j. P. Webb Will return to Cairo this
evening. Capt. Lancaster. a veteran officer
in command, and that accomplished and
pleasant gentleman, Charley irwin, IN the
office.......The Ollie Sullivan will leave at
10 o'clock to-day for Cannelton and all way
ports. Capt. Hugo is her commander.........
The Silver Lake had two, and the Cora 5.
three barges in tOw.....-..The Loui a re-
turns to Cairo on Tuesday 1.-THE VIM.
White returns to Green River this even
ing. Let her have full load.
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Situate at Riverside, Burlington County,
New Jersey, Is founded for the purpose of
grataitously educating she sons of de-
ceased Soldiers and Seamen OF the United
StatesN N*- .'NR .At
/ The Board OF Trustees consists of the
following well-known citizens of Penn
syfvanta and New Jersey: -
Hon. WIN. b. Mann, District Attorney,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Hon. LEWIS 3 n. BRooMALL, Ex-Chief
Conner u. -. Mint, and Recorder of
I Deeds philadelphia, Pa. sto i
Hon. JAMES NJ. SCovEL, New Jersey.
Hon. w. w. WARE, New Jersey. Tl7taf
HENRY GoRMAN. Esq. Agent Adams Ex-
press, Phfiadelphia, Pa.
J. E. Coz, ESQ.,, of Joy, Coe & Co., Philad'a.
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st. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph.l p ST. LoUIs, A ugust "a.
ToBACCo-Quiet and steady. sf
CoTroN-Quiet.
HEMP -Easierya So S0g2 IS for dressed;
81 6Sdl 80 for urldreSsed.
FLOUR-Declined 25c on all grades below
really choice and fancy; superfin e, 50 90 !;
extra. SO 5Otg9 90; XXX. 80 25@l0 50; xxx,
$40 65@ll 81; choice and fancy, SD O0@12 so.
WHEAT-Inactive and weak, but not
Quotably lower; prime to choice red and
white, 81 20@2 %, and prime Fall, 81 log
2lS.
CoRN-Demand good for mixed and yell
low, with sales at 81 l291 IA; white is neg
lected at 81 12(9l Is. a.
OATS-Heavy and lower at 6l@66%c.
RYE-Firm at 81 05Gl Is.
PRovISIoNS-Firm and unchanged, but
business small aatf
WHIsKY-Fair demand except for sup
ply; sales of 2l0 barrels. As
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Treasury Department, Washington, d. C.,)
81, Office of Internal Revenue, ~ - =
April Is, 1867. }
Having received satisfactory evidence
that the proceeds of the enterprise con-
Quoted by the Washington Library Com
pany win be devoted TO charitable uses,
permission is hereby granted to said Com
from all charge, whether from special tax
or other duty. fsl
- E. a. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
The Association have appointed as Re-
ceivers Messrs. GEORGE A. COOKE d. CO.,
80 South Third Street, Philadelphia, whose
weIl-known integrity and business expe-
rience will be sufficient guarantee thas
the money entrusted to them VIII De
promptly appli ed to the purpose stated.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. May 20, 1867
To the O1scers and Members Of the Washing
tom Library Co., n. 8. READ, Secretary
GentIemen-On receipt of your favor of
the 18th inst, notifying us OF our appoint
ment as Receivers for your COMPANY, we
took the liberty to submit copy OF your
charter with plan of your enterprise, TO
eminent legal authority, and having re-
ceived his favorable opinion in regard to
its legality, and sympathizing with the
heneyolent object of your Association, viz.
pilan children of our soldiers and sailors
6f the Riverside Institute, we have con-
cIuded to accept the Il ust, and to use our
hest efforts to promote so worthy an object.
Respectfully yours, &C., "a $3.50
GEO. A. COOKE & Co.
Address all letters and orders to ~
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Philadeldhia, Pa,
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph. CHICAGO, August a.
FLoUB-SDull and 25@50c lower; Spring
extras, 81 25@I0 6212.
WHEAT-Unse' tied; 5@s7c lower; sales of
No. Spring at 81 7l@1 %; No. 2, 81 G09I 81 !;
closing at 81 62dal 63 for No. 2.
CoRN-Easier; 112@2c lower; closing at
9514@951ae for No. /, and SS1zc for No. in
OATs-2c lower; closing at 4215c for No. l.
and 32c for No. 2
RYE-5@6c lower; closing nominal at 81
for Nos. l and 3
.BARLls1-Less active and &c lower; 81 or
al 06 for No. =. ..-.... ..-,-s,s .-.--~
Mess PoRk- Nominal at s23 5O@24 90.
BEEF CArTLE-Dull and nominal at &c 70
al % for first class steers.
HoGs-Active at IS 2O@6 80 for good to
choice.
SHEEP-Dull at 81 % for the best mutton.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, August "A.
TOBACCO Sales of 50 hhds., at S. 5000.
WHEAT-S2 0592 10. 4 go
CoRN-Shelled anu delivered 95c9sl.
OATS-In bulk soc.
Mess PORK-S3 rs.
BACON-Shouliers I3s4c; clear sides 1619c;
fancy hams PIC. packed.
LARD-In tierces 1254c for new.
SUGAR-Orleans 15@l5Hc. ''to- e
CoFFEE-22zG26c.
CoTToN-Nomlnal, at 20925c.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce the
name Oh ALEXANDER DARLING as a
candidate for reelection to the Office of
Sheriff of Vanderburgh County, subject TO
the decision of the Union Convention, if
fc hald
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY Teiegraph.l NEW YORK, August "a.
DRY GooDs-Market active for all slap. e
goods, both cotton, wool and silk, and
prices are generally firm on late styles of
on Pacific zoe; the Appleton A Sheet1ngs
are jobbing by The piece by leading job
bling houses at l612c; but this is tar below
the market. fef as1ns
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, August "a.
COTTON Weak, at 24@s241ac. sh
CoRN-Whole range 81 l091 Is.
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Mr.. Edltor-Please announce the name
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