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New Faber Slate Pencils at Johnson's.
Laiie., take Partio ar Notice.
THE REAL VELPAU FEMALE PILLS.

Warranted Fronch. I t.t.. ....
ENHESE PILLS. celebrated many years ag in Paris
for the relief of female irregular ties, and after
wards notorious for their criminal empoym in
practice of abortion offered for sale for the
time in America. They have been keptin paratiy
obscurity from the fact that the originator Dr. Vepau
is physician in Paris of wealth and strict
scientious principles, and has withheld them from
purnoses In overcoming female distractions, Failing
the Womb Whites Green Sickness SuppreesiU ton
immoderate flow of the monthly discharges
and spinal affections, pains in the back and limbs fatigue
slight exeron, palpitation OF the heart
and will effects cnrewhen all other have failed
and athoegh powerful remedy do contain caIomel
antmony thing hurtful to the constitution. u
To married ladies and young girls who have been
regulated they peculiarly suited They will In
CAUTIoN-Married ladies should never take them when
there is to believe themselves pregnant for
they will be sure to produce miscarriage.
Ladies procure box, sealed from the of the
curous,b by enclosing dollar and six postage stamps
to NJ W. MAC0MBEk, General Agent TO the United
States and Canadas, at Albany, N.Y. or to any author
ICED Agent, b, ly5l
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Mitchell's Biographies at Johnson's

Information guaranteed to produce luxuriant
growth of hair upon bald head or beardless face,
also recipe for the removal of pimples, blotches,
eruptIons, etc on the skin leaving the same SOFT,
clear and beautiful can be obtained without charge
| by addressing THos. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
1v59 S23 Broadway, New York.
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Democratic Candidare for School snn,t.

We learn indirectly, for no otfl.aI notice
has yet been made public Of Mr. DRAPER's
declination as a candidate for Superinten-
dency, that the Democratic State Commit
tee have concluded to put on their ticket
for that place, Mr.. Ii. A. PEoK, of Mineral
Point. Mr.. PECK is gentleman not very
widely known in this State, to which he
came some four or five years ago He is q
second rate teacher, published, for some
time,an educational journal of no particular
value to anybody, and is now editing tie
Mineral Point Democrat. -Mad5oa Jour7saJ.
1t probably does not matter to the dernoc-
racy, whether MIR. Peck has any particular
qualification for the office of Superinten-
deus or not. He is pretty sure to get futl
democratic vote, irrespe, tive of cap ability,
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States at Johnson's.

NX1 ONDERFUL-LAMONTE GORILLA,
w forces whiskers on the smoothest face, or haiI
on bald heads: will curl the sraghtest hair will re
move tan, freckles, pimpes, peck marks, and all
eruptons from the skim leaving it soft and white az
10 cents.
Address REEVES & CO.,
sn6m1S IS Nassau St. New York.
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NEW York STATE NOMINATIONS. The
State of New York does not elect Cover
nor this fall. The following nominations
were made at the State Convention held
last week.
General Mexican, of Saratoga, for Secre-
tary of States Calvin + hubbard, of st.
Lawrence, for Comptroller; Theodore c.
Gates, of Ulster, for Treasurer John M.
Holland, of Allegheny, for Canal Commits
sloner; Gilbert Delamater, of Wyoming
for State Prison Inspector; aud Charles Ma.
500 Of Madison. for Judge of the Court of
Appeal.
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New Advertisements.
FOR SALE,

A farm of 40 acres situated one and one-half
miles west from the depot in Kenosha. For partieu-
lars enquire OF the srbscriber on the premises.
Iy1S ~ - - = ~ = p G. III. HALL, ETT 3
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We would call the attention Of the City aud sur
rounding towns, to the fact that all Clothing that
is sold by us is OUR OWN MAKE, and is warrant
ed to every one who buys.
r.5 7 gal 5tilglA slgI
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Two men entered the cars Of the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad, at Seymour, Ind
Saturday night, and making their way to
the Adams Express car, secured the mes.
senger, and robbed the safe of about $1O,-
600. The robbers escaped
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ITCH. ITCH!

The ladies of America, from their peculiar habits,
are said to be the most unhealthy in the world also
to suffer most when about to become mothers. Dr.
Velpau's Pills great blessing to all ladies, as
they reg ulate and assist nature. Sold by all good
Druggists. AVIS.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

School Books at the Corner Book Store
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The county journals Of Vest Virginia are
filed nearly to the exclusion of all other
matter with advertisements of lands delin-
qqebt for taxes The ravsges of the rebel
lion, exploded oil companies, and the gen
eral poverty OF the people, are titus made
manifest.
The rebel General Sterling Price died at
st Louis yesterday.
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We are szceedingly thand nj to people in genera 81
-or their kind patronage and now solicit continu-
70 CO Of the same hoping to remain still in your es-
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DIED.

BROWN.--On the 10th instant MARY ELLEN,
wife OF John A. Brown, and eldest daughter OF
Ihomas and Elizabeth Gatfany, In the 18th year OF
The friends and relatives of the family are respect
lly Invited 20 attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence No 222l Race street. above Susouehanna ave.
nue. between Fifth and Sixth Streets on Sunday after
noon at O'Clock, without further notice. HU
-CAVANAGH.-On the 10th instant, CHRISTIANA,
vile OF James Cavanagh. ftl-.l5' t.t VIZ
The relatives friends of the family respect
FULLY invited 70 attend the funeral, from her hus-
DandB residence, Westminster avenue Meeting
mouse lane, Iwenty-iourth Ward, on Sunday alter
FLANAGAN.-On the leth instant, WILLIAM @.
FLANAGAN, In the 65th year OF his age.
The relatives and male friends Of the family
nVileo 20 attend his funeral from his late residences
theran Church. -
MASSEY.-On the afternoon of the 18th Instant
atler lingering illness, WILLIAM MASSEY, Jr,
The relatives of the family and male friends are
Invited 70 attend the funeral from his late residences
10 O'Clock A. M To proceed to Laurel Hill. -
MILLIGAN.-Suddenly,o on the 18th instant. at-I3uf-
ialo. n; y. CHARLES III. MILLIGAN In the 9th
The relatives and friends ofthe family are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence of his brother
tn-law, @. NJ. Wheatley, PhPnixVle, Pa Mon
day, the 20th instant,at II o'clock.
MYERs.-On the 10th instant. ELLA CORNELIA.
oanghter OF Id. w. and Jane Myers aged months
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
iniy Invited TO attend the funeral from the residence
Of her grandmother No. 1912 Randolph street. Sum
day afternoon at o'clock.
ii asMITH.=In BurIington. New Jersey. on the 10th
instant. WILLIAM +. SMITH, Esq. In the 75th year
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
on Monday afternoon. the 10th Instant, at o'clock
without further notice. i-' 'N
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Lren ADDITIoaAL LooAI IrnMs Or ourarpn rAara


The PHILADELPHIA HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL
booETY.-The monthly meeting of this Medical
Association OF the new school of Therapeutics
was held on Thursday evening, at the College
Building, Fllbert street, above Eleventh.
Several names we're added to the already long
list OF members. A great variety of business OF
interest to physicians was transacted. The
term of office of the Committee on Cholera,
appointed last May, having expired by limita.
ton; the same gentlemen, viz, Drs. Bushrod
w. James, J. H. z. Frost, Adam Lippe, John X .
Lee, and j.. @. Morgan, were constituted the
committee for the ensuing year. =
RESOLUTIONS expressive of the sense of the
members OF the Society in regard to the death
OF their late tellow-member, DR.. Charles n
Leech, and of coincidence and sympathy with
the family of deceased, we're unanimously
adopted. - I...I -T-
The following delegates we're elected respec-
lively to the American Institute of Homeopathy,
which meets in New York on the 9th of June,
and the State Medical Society," whose annual
session will be held in this city on the Sd Of
June, Wit s..... II 81 -III
American Institute : Drs. w. Williamson,
Iippe, III. N. Guernsey, Frost, BushrOd w.
James, Brooks, and McClatchey. s..r
State Society-Drs. Jeanes, David James, W.
H. Smith, Lippe, w. M. Williamson, Brooks
Won Tagen, A. II. Ashton, Martin, and Richard
Gardiner. A ~ i'l llIt
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ECONOMY should be practised by everybody
In all things One dollar ex pended now in pur-
chasing bottle of Jayne's Expectorant, by
those troubled with slight Cough or Hoarse.
ness, or Sore Throat, may save The expense of
a doctors bill. A neglected Cough often ends
IN consumption. A slight Inflammation of the
lining of the wind tubes, the usual symptoms
of which are a sore throat and q pain In the
breast, will soon lead. through want OF atten-
tion, TO Bronchitis. A days delay may entail
months Of suffering Let the afflicted try at
once Jayne's Expectorant. 1t is a standard
remedy, and Its curative properties have been
tested by thousands of persona who have re.
covered their. health by Its use. Sold by all
Druggists. Prepared only at No. 242 Chestnut
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TIE PROPOSED SoUTH STREET BR1DeE.-The
Commission appointed by the recent act of As.
sembly to oversee the construction of q sub
stantial bridge across the Schuylkil at South
street, convened yesterday afternoon. Mr..
John Welsh presided. G..
The supplementary act, which directs that the
work of building the bridge shall be commenced
by the LIST Of July, 1867, was read. A motion
was adopted inviting the Chief Engineer and
Surveyor to meet the Commission at it's next
meeting. r"F.F.t
The proposed action was discussed by Messrs.
y. nj, Phillips. William b, Mann, Esq, Mr..
EastWick, and Mr.. ]. p. Wetherill
The suggestion OF Mr.. WetheriIl, for the ap-
pointment of q committee to confer With the
Law Committee of Councils, was agreed to,
after some remarks from Mr. Welsh upon the
proprlety Of acting in harmony with Councils.
Messrs. Mann, Eastwick, and Struthers were
appointed committee to wait upon the Chief
Engineer, and procure his plans for bridge at
South street. . , -
The chairman was authorized to appoint
Committees on Finance, Law, Estimates, and
Superintendence. ftt Issf. H.' ue
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All You ARE GETTING BALD, ARE YoU9-
Well, that misfortune, is easily remedied.
Jay ne's Hair Tonic excites the scalp to vigorous
action, cleanses IL from scurf and dandruff, pre-
vents the hair from falling Off cures all erup.
tive diseases of the scalp, and in a majority of
casss produces q. fine growth of new hair, while
as dressing IL is unequalled, keeping the hair
glossy and soft. Prepared only by DIR. D. Jayne
d Son. No 242 Chestnut street =
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Steamship Wyoming, Teal. savannah, Philadelphia
Steamship Pioneer, Bennett Wilmington. N. O. phi
ladslpnia and southern Nail steamship %. E
Brig M. DAY, Loud, Boston, Westtnoreland Coal Co.
schr R and 3. Corson, Corson. Wilmington Del, d. 3.
scbt >. B. Wheaton. LIlne, Boston, Bancroft, Lewis
1self s A. Hoffman. Holman, Boston, Preston coal
sebr Maggie P. smith, Grace, salem AudeprIeo Nor
schr Lizzie Maull Buehier, Boston, j. O. q g. s. Rep
schr Roanoke, Barrett, New Haven, Csstner. Stick.
schf 3 O Wiiietis, wheaton, Lynn, oulntard, Ward
schr A. I. Massey. DOnnelly. Washington Tyler&Co.
scnr j.; w Gardner, steelman Boston, Borda. Kelar
schr Winter Shrub, Bowman, Nlllville ]. r. street
schr GleuwoOd Mills Newport, Burnside Coal Co. .
schI J. Compton, Childs, Dighton. Bakiston, GraeR
schT !; simmons. Godfrey, Salem, Van Dusen, LOeh-
schT Evergreen, Belloste Bristol Rommell q Hunter.
STR n Franklin PIersop Baltimore A. 9roves Jn II
Tug Clyde. Duncan, Baltimore, with tow Of barges
Tug Lookeut Alsxander, Baltimore. with a tow Of
barges, w. p, Clyde q 90. - =
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
with sugar gar and %, mossses g Madslfa 4 cabada
scnr III, John Johnson McBrde Is days from Cienfue-
sehr Federal HiL Wheeler, day from Port Deposit,
schT zouave, Williams day from Milford, with
schr s: a. Hammond. Paine, from Bath. a D.
schr chr MMoa1okei Moan & barrett from Wsshngton.,
schr = b. Wheaton, Little, from Salem.
o. schT Maggie Smith, Grace from Salem.
Echr II. simmons Godfrey, from Salem.
6chr Winter shrub. Bowman, from Morris River
Scbr =. A. Hoffman, Hoffman, from Boston.
Schr ~ w. Gardner, Steeinian, from Boston,
sehr evergreen, Belloste, from Boston.
schr John Compton, Childs, from Boston.
Echr ~ q. CrRnmer, Cranmer, from Boston.
echr Lizzie Maull, Bueber from Boston.
kcnr X. Miller. Anderson from Boston.
sehT 8 O Willet!s, wheaton, nom New York. ,...
York, with mdse to w. p. Clyde q Co.
steamer Vnlbap, Morriso9, q hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird d6 Co.
Steamer f. N. Farchild, Trout. "a hours from New
York. with mdse TO w. NJ. Baird q Co.
Steamer II. l.. Cav, Her, l8 hOurs from Baltimore,
with mdse. TO A. Groves, Jr rI
Tug Hudson, Carr, from Baltimore, with q tow OF
barges to w. P. Clyde q 90.
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REAL ESTATE. u M. Gummey & Sons sale
on Monday next, at the Philadelphia Exchange
will include valuable store property, Second
street, by order of Orphans Court; handsome
residences on Chestnut street, West Philadel-
phia, Pine, and Locust streets; elegant build
ing site near Germantown ETC. etc q
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JEFF. STILL AT THE NEW YORK HOTEL =
And II Is to be hoped that he will remain sti II,
no matter where he is. not occupying SO much
public attention, but give a chance for people
to think of the choice Spring Clothing sold at
Charles Stokes & Co.'s Ready made Clothing
Store. under the Continental -..r ..- ~
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AUCTION NoTICE-SALE OF BooTs, SHOES
BRoGANS, ETC.-The special attention of the
trade Is called to the large and attractive sale
of Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Balmorals, etc, to be
sold by catalogue, for cash, on Monday morn
ing, May 20 commencing at 10 o'clock, by
McClelland 4 Co., successors to Philip Ford 4
Co, auctioneers, No 500 Market street.
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No. 600 Broad wa
g. s. c. f.

Nfs
AN unusually large and choice stock OF Cloth
tnf for spring wear Is exhibited by the q. s. Q.
~ at the present time. We have taken much
mains in selecting styles, and in the getting up
az our garments this seaso9, ana are able 70
of,er 10 our patrons and the public generally an
9ssortment of Walking Goats, Morning and
Evening Goats, Sacks, Spring Oyercoats, vests
ard pants OF every grade, equal In style, make
and finish TO the best customer work, ana OF
course at much i0tOeT prices -, ~, A,,,~
made TO order, we have custom depsrsmt pta 'nt NJ
IN charge OF cutters whose skill ana TASTE ire
U nnsxcelled and supplied with an elegant Va
riety of piece goods OF all descriptions w
ittS,sH, q On early call. PERRY a. Co.,
lnN"S ." ' Star Clothing Emporium,
. 3te1 No. 600 Chestnut street, above Sixth
NEW METHOD OF SMOKING TOBACCO, ,"L"Ine 5..al.5
American Smoking Oasket smoke ds j., oI9wh arSil
s,rthrough the tobacco, not d0Oll, as IN or9l-
Ssry wipes pipes No nicotin; No cumming Of tla the
bowl Can be Tepienisneae W. wnsie sesylts Net
6nlv a Sine but cigar-holder. Sold as low as
Othef PlPS9' sNETI N Co.. General Agents,
Ilrl.hrifa = a. No I25 South Third street.
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A PAINFUL CAsUALTY.-John Wailder,
German, aged twenty-four yeyrs, and a carpen.
Ter by occupation, had his right arm. terribly
lacerated yesterday, at Bergner's brewery,
Thirty-second and Thompson streets He was
examining some machinery, when his arm came
in contact with 1t and was drawn between two
rollers. 1t will be necessary TO amputate the
limb above the elbow.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
n BTTY RiGo AS YLU M
o FOR 1NvAI1D SOLDIERS.
incorporated by Act OF Assembly Of the Common.
wealth Of Pennsylvania, March s, 1867.


The Board Of Supervisors. appointed by the above
Corporation to carry ont the objects of the Act of In
corporation, respectfully announce the public that
the legislature of Pennsylvania has authorized the
raising OF funds for the erection estaoshmept and
maintenance Of an Asylum for Invalid soldiers Of the
late war TO be built on the battlefield OF Getysburg
and rs an inducement to patriot citizens 20 contfi
butte to this benevolent object, have empowered the
Corporation TO distribute aLiOngst the subscribers
such articles Of value and Interest from association
with the late war any moneys effects, property,
tsate real PERSONAL whatever In this State else
where, 81 such time or upon such terms and In such
way and manner whatsoever, as TO them shall seem It,
any laws Of this Commonwealth to the contrary not
The. site Tor the institution (thirty acres) has
already been purchased and it hoped that the good
work may commence before mdsumm mer. O.
subscriptions will be received ht the Office of tb
Association, No. 1l28 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
For each subscription OF five dollars q certificate
will be issued which will entltle the holder TO such
article Of value as may be awarded 10 It's number.
The first distribution Of awards will be made imme
dately upon the receipt OF $1,000 subscriptions of So
each. .r. .I.
The distrbution viii be public and under the direct
supervision OF the coTpOrators, .f
Persons at distance are requested TO remit their
Bubscripil0ns (wheD practlchbel by Post Office
money order or registered letter, TO Insure prompt
Dreci all letters TO Wv
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CApsIzED.--A boat containing three men
was capszed off Kensington about ct o'clock
last evening. One of the men was entirely eX-
hausted, and had 1t not been for the timely
arrival of boat, the three would undoubtedly
have perished. The accident was witnessed by
the messengers on the Pilot Boy.
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CLOSING ExERoIsEs.-The closing exercises
for the term OF st. Michaers Parochial School,
under the care of the Christian Brothers, took
place last evening. Tue building was crowded
with the friends of the scholars. The pupils
showed much proficiency in the exercises,
which were enlivened by music from the band,
composed of boys attached to the institution.
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YEsTFRDAY.

.rrrrn rrl CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship Juniata, Hoxie, Havana and New Orleans.
N'PbiIadeip nina and Southern Mail steamship 90,
sleanship stars and Stripes, Holmes Havana Thos'
Watson & Sons. -frr
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ScHooL BUILDNGs.-In addition to the schools
mentioned as reported favorably, in our report
of the proceedings of Select Council yesterday,
one is to be built Christian street, above 'front.'
in the Third Ward, and another on Fourth
street, above George, in the sixteenth Ward.
The citizens OF the Seventeenth Ward, adjoin-
ing, are suffering sadly for the want of school
accommodations, and have been for long time.
Control requesting Councils to set apart $45 900
out of the million loan, tor the erection of a
proper school house in the Seventeenth Ward.
This will remedy much of the evil. seLl
The want of proper school accommodations
is severely felt in some of the sections, and it
has been wisely determined to erect number
of new buildings, not only spacious, but pro-
perly ventilated and lighted. n
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THE GREAT RESORT for Fine Confectionery is
at George w. Jenkins, No. 1887 Spring Garden
street. His Caramels, Bonbons, Fruit Drops,
Chocolates, ETC., are rdeservedly in the highest
repute. Foreign Fruits in great variety.
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CAmDEN AFFAIRs.

OoURr OF OYER AND TERMIkER.-The Jury in
me case OF alexander Bradley charged with kill
ing JOnn markeY,, the full particulars of whose
Ilai was given IN yesterdays TxLEdRAPH, rem
dered q verdict last evening Of manslaughter,
WIN accommodation 70 mercy n lrf
'ie' ,ANNIvERsARY.-The second annual anniver-
gafy of the Polytechnic Institute was held at
MOrgans Hall lastevenin0. The exercises were
OF an instructive character, aud the children,
Dy their ready answers TO the numerous ques
mons propounded to them, gave obvious evil
dence that they had made wonderful progress
during the past year. The Institute commenced
two years ago with three pupils; now the num-
Professor Burns.
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b. T. BABBITTs Pure Concentrated Potash, or
the Ready Soap Maker, for sale in lots TO suit
purchasers, at the Agency.
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We are idborfnO 10 reduce he price Of clothing and
gng We can 90 ~ and SUI make proat The people
giN1p Out hotO much ue can save, and at th6
npe Oe tgett served; We only tpUhe erdmtnatt0n and
where 20 purchase Is then QiucILU decided nj
.N' Nt'. WANAMAK ER q BROWN,
~,i POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
..y.L ~ ltHU. u OAK HALL
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A REFRIGERATOR that is not thoroughly ven
tilattng Is q nuisance. Schooley's American
Refrigerator is warranted to keep sweet and
free from foul odors, If properly managed.
Manufactured by E. s. Farson q Co., No. 220
Dock street ..r
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s. w. cor. Water and Chestnut streets.
All parties are legally privileged to sell Bah
bits Ready Soap Maker, and will be proteeted.
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A COMPARISON The following was the
marking of the thermometer at the Merchants
Exchange, at O'Clock p. NJ, from the 9th to
the 18th, inclusive, of May, 1866 and ls67:-
9 10 IL IL l9 IA 10 l6 II
1e67-64 81 76 50 SO II 81 67 81
From the above 1t will be seen that the
weather at O'Clock on the 18th of last May was
colder by IA degrees than at the same hour yes
terday. .rt sg1
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FRAMES FRAMEs!!-Go to Reimer & Co. to
have your Pictures framed: They manufacture
and sell cheap. Frames for photographs of supe
rior finish and style at Reimer Co.'s, No 81
Arch street.
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'r,Nr ]. ID. HOFFMAN.

lf. Box I4si p. o., Philadeiphla.
iThe Following is q schedule ol the awards to be
maoe under the hrst distribution. The items OF Dlae
monds and other pr, ciUu. stones were purchased
from citizens OF the South during the war and
their genuineness Is certified 10 by Messrs Henle q
Bros, the mo- textensive diamond importers In the
York. ~.
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GETTYSBURG ASYLUM FOR INVALID SOL.
DiERS,
Incorporated by Act of Assembly or the Common
wealth OF Pennsy vahia, March s, 1867
Office No, Il20 CHESNUT Street, Philadel phia.