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CURE FOR RHEUMATISM WORTH SEEING.-sS'
fitzpatrick No. 1744 Olive street, cured by Dr.
Filters Remedy, No cure, no pay.
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FINALE COMPLAINTS should be CURED, as the
surely can be- by few doses Of Ayers Sarsaparills
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AssAULT.-Louis Delany, whose resi-
dence is No. 4O6 Sixth street, was arrested for
an assault and battery and petty larceny, while
in drunken condition. Last night, Delany
having imbibed freely, he was rolling along
near Thirteenth and Chesnut streets, when he
assaulted little newsboy, took his papers
away from him, and kicked him because he
manifested his sorrow in loud sobs. He
was arrested on the spot and Alderman Jones
committed him to ans wer in default of$60O bail
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PROVIDED FORA little boy, aged ten
years, named 9 John Lauhs was va 4l picked X up in
District officers and taken to the Central Sta.
ton. His father is an inebrate, and his
mother idem; and in order to remove the child
from the degrading influences of his parents, he
was sent to the St. Johns Home.
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A SURE remedy for Chlls and Fever. Ayers
Ague Cure never fails.
VINO MAKES THE BEST AND CHEAPEST CLOTHING?
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A Yesterday the report
went forth that Mrs. Geysell, the aged lady who
was found dead on the steps of house at the
corner of Grape and Ellis streets, was frozen to
death. This has been satisfactorily contradicted.
The cause OF her sudden decease was the heart
disease with which she has been afflicted for q
number of years. Her husband, who went to
the war; has never been heard from, but is SUP
posed to have been killed by Mosby's men in
one of their raids. She leaves no family,
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.--Daniel Conal-
Ion, aged twenty.eieht years, resiumg at No. 81
North Third street, was arrested last night by
Officer Mathews tor an assault on the latter,
who attempted to take charge of him for some
criminal action. For this he was in a summary
manner taken by officer Matthews before Alder
man Jones, and held in 5000 bail for further
hearing.
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sLARCENY OF HARNEss.-FrancIs Arm
strong, living at No. 2O3 Quarry street. sixty
two years OF age, was arrested for appropri
he took from the stables of the Bulls Head
tavern, on Market street, below Tenth. From
time to time, many articles of greater or less
aoUcv 1aue, nSSe oF AdeTmeS Tones ~
mitted him in default Of $500 bail to answer.
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WRITING DESKS, PORTFOLIOS, BACK
w CANNON Boards, Chess, Cribbage Knives Water
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CPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ENGRAV-
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-28
A Clincher.

We seldom fud snytbing 10 a religions
eantrayfFsy more spicy than the foliow-
iaS
Once upon q lime, says the narrator,
Lyman Beeeher and Hosea Ballou met ia
compare CalFinism and Univcrsaiisn.-
Both we're Bible men, and eash eans
veil armed With tcx,ual missiles. After
sew, ral apostolic blows from shrewdiy
aarried bY the other, DIR. Esechsr opened
ITO the ninth Psalm aud read NTha
Ficked shall DO surDed into heii, AID all
'he uatious shali forget God" "Thsra
gin the wiekes are ia hell get them oss
II yea eap.n
Hosea Dailqn, calm a. a summss asr-
ningi pointing to the twentieth ehsrses
Of -Iphp's Revelation, read 'sDeath and
hell delivered up the dead wEich gegs ia
them" 'FTbere." said Father BaIlou,
"Try are oAi, get them in again IL yos
can"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-28

How n VAS DoSE.-The usorgetown,
20. G sigur'on, aE whies ths nsgress
voted sosfq Tor tns radical oaadIdats foS
Mayor, sesuFing his siectiou By 95 ma
jority, and the election Of saveutjouacil-
men, vas brought about by iatsoducing
several hundred negroes inte Gsbrgetowu
from Freedmen's village and bsser places
Who, even under The illegal opeF ation Of
the unconstitutional act Of CoDgress Civ
ing the negro the right % Yass, we're
clearly not entitled to exsreias Toe aect-
i've franchise. This fact was wcll kaowp,
bat the aominans party deseralaed to
carry the day, and says shs Consultation.
al Union # IL
"a strong force Of arnseu police {Is0)
we're ssatiOned at the polls Ia prsssnt IL.
legal voting from being checked TO Keep
the white eitissss Of Gsofzssovu from
challenging illegal negro vosesI ThGs
have they Won another sistoEy ever the
constitutional rights Of the qisixea. Again
bare they srampled the RI gbs under foot
The elsetian in aeoagatowa is significant
Of What will bs doas ali over the country
In short time, if the people do not pos
asss sufficient virsas TO pas down this
asuTpating fanatieism.o
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-28

FAcTs WoEra RxxKaRkHIxs.-Aeo eorres-
pondens gives the following facts worth
remembering:
Il 10 worth shils for ali farmers every
where to remember that thorough sal,urs
is better than three mortgages on tAeir
sarms.
That an oifsasiEe war againss weeds ID
Gss times lsss expensive than defensive
ons. 81
That good fences always pay better
than law-suits wiib nsigAbors.
That hay 10 q grsaldsai sh@arsr made
in the sammss thar psaoAased in The
wfnsvr. ..raF
Thas horse who lsyA his ears back
aud looks lightning whsaFaay one sp-
prsaches hia, 10 sieissa. psa's buy
him.
That scriapins The feed og fatsening
hags 10 wasls Of graia.
That ever-fsd fosls Mloa't aay eggs.
That sduoatisg childraa II noney iens
At hsndred per ssns.
That ons svsning speal "a home 10
study, 10 more psoassbls thaa tea 10
Ioansiag shoas esaussy ssFsrps. k
Thas sows shosla be milksa regularly
snd elsan.
That u y the aatv oF sgsry nan TO
take sams sosss rsliapsss snlsstainisg
papef, and psy Tor ID psoapsl sf a0arss
--ths bsgass
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-28

Lock 70 vaH Fguu TRxxs.--All fruit
trees shsn!d be carefully looked ever at
this season, fov sas purpose of destroy
Ing iassets. Rersrs may have laid saen
selves ap costly. Tor wiassv quarters, In
the bsdiss Of the qaines. spple, pear,
meaasaia ash, or plum tree. 4 good,
ssrengs and sharp knife, 70 cut away
dead bark and wood, and ssrong pieee
OF wire are ths requisite sools fos ths
woEk, follswiss 1t, IL yoa please, BY xasa-
ing or soatisg :hs wound wish soms mig
taFe Of sofs soap, sslphass scbssco sassr,
or wish shsap shellAs vsrsish. Ths
eggs Of eassrpiliafs should bs soaghl fos
on the smsil insses, should BE- destroyed
by wasAisg the bodies and limbs Of srsss
10 which they are attached. sssoss lys,
o. mixtass Of soap asd frssh-sAsaksd
lime will destroy thsI.-E Eostscaliur-
ias.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-28

CO IL the newspaper press Of the U.
States deporaliZed, that IL does not De-
mand in tones Of thuuder that The whole
duty on paper be taxcn ofF2-Burgimgtoa
Gazette.
Yes, demogaliEed, disOrgaaixed, hrus-
allied, New Epglandized, and ought to
be sautsr:Eed aud demoniEed, or patler-
ixed, il matters little which. Talk sbols
taking the tarE of paper, litsrature,
knowledge, when eighty paper manafaex
surers in the United States demand the
difference between nine and twenty cents
per pound on newspaper as clean profit.
Canada will sell you PAPER Of q good
quality Cor eight aud one bali ecnts per
pound, but what difference does this
nako2 While Mes England runs the
4sS4aas&az~A2--- sas-ss~ s~s ss
f. ur OF the members Of Congress aad the
journalists from ths&gest play monkez
at the aheBs hqw do you expect the tax
OF twenty per cent. to be taken eF paper .
- Salesman.
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- The rsport Of the COMMITTEES ap-
pointed uader the act Of Jane, 1866, to
ascertain shs salas Of the land en- Rosk
Island taken possession Of by the War
Department, hss been made paslis. They
awafd "a aggregate Of s2ss, 400, divided
Is follows: Geo. L. DsVsppors and sls
teTs, $40, ,740; Robert Wssh, sl 400
Daniel Jones, OIL 500; D. B. Sears, p,
I75; Peter Peterson, 5000; David Sears,
Sl, 100; sssvsos, Huntoon & Woods,
81, ,2T0; James Rohiasen, 81 100 i Hsls
Johasou, $3.50; City Of Rock IsIand,
sl4ssS7. No award VAS made to the
Moline Water Poser Oompsay, bat an.
elaborate agrssnsns has been entered
inso between the eonpaay and shs Gov
sssmsat, under Which the Uaissd Sales
becomes the owaer Of the sssirs wsssF
power and shs company gess the as' Of
oas-feassh Of The same Esssssr. The
Board rseommends the removal Of ths
railroad 80 tbs lowsr end Of sha isaaas
and thas the railroad sompssy be grant
cd psrnansas right Of way ems hsaarsd
feet wids.
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NUMBER "A


lsssm sas sSsalasiea saaeiis d Argus. 's /
ff- hADIsos, t0sa, Mar. II, 1867.
sitgs Gz=tffs and Areus:
@carlssoa, (" IL bus 'spsys and Nights
- tbs Battle Fisld, y relates shs fsllow
- s6ss'ias iaesdsss; Ii wasp after enc
~ tas hioodv bssslssla which the Usa ~
fsEsss ssre defsztsa: 8
eah stkasr u DE rebel ssssiss wssss
- spoa the acid sAers tAs sghg aa.I
bsss fAiekess. ID was5ight ;arouad him
~srssh dyisg and the asad. Thrss wss
. ysasE Uniss oizssr, wirA boa gs.s
rashsd By saaaon shot. Thsss wess
ssars upon his checks. ia
e asecGraxes s&Aesas y said the aiaess
sendiag over aim; The day wiil Iaoz4s
shes yoa wm remember thIa bsssls -
sas af ths ihisga Of sss pssa.' FIJI
z DO aos gise nae false Aopss, sss. II
i sll mp xisk mss a Ms sassssss sasaNs
i mass dies fsr With these stumpsl Il ahaII
act live long,
fHs pointed to his mapglod feet, asa
Added
"'isasep far nay poor eisifaeseJ faSsI.
Try. Had ! q sseOnd tifs 10 lire, 1 ssss..la
s0iiliaeiy saerGee il far he cause af ne
EIaiOn %
"iiis eyes closed. lie vas dead La
sleeps upon ihs spot Whers be fsSs.
This @ay or nay not be . real seene
In al particulars; bat Il ID tFas shat
msny died that the Uaion misbs lice. !
Thsy we're told BY solemn ass u Coz.
gress that the battle was fer tbs presef.
Eation Of The Union. and for rhas alsns.
They fought, Lied and died, and lh.
purpose vas accomplished for whiss lhey
fought, Not foe to the Tnion Ras IsgI
in arns against il.
How the blood Of the heroic aaad cries
fsem the grouad Of every battle GtI,l
against the traitors nov IN pOwer, wbG
have mads this blood Of 40 efFsas. 'eEoa
tia cause OF the Union" they Taught ana
died, aos for The destruction OF ten state,
the blostiag out OF len stars from Cd
glorious old banner undcr whgeh thry
died. Their bones rest not easily 10 theil
unmarked graVes, and shoGld they rise Al
"a army OF anEihilstiou, against the per
Ijarsd traitors and secessionists OF Con
gress, Eho have accomplished what arm
ed rebellion failed to do. it would not b.
weuderful.
"Had / q second life 10 Hgs, goul.
scsIiiRgty sacrifice IL for the cause Of III
Union," said the dying patriot. Con
grsss has destroyed she Unioa be died +
EpFsserve. "I weep for my poor distrsc<
ed country" SOLDIER.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-28

MECHANICS What have they doue s---
Have they not opened the searrt ehsm.
bsrs of the mighsy deep and sxtsieasea
its treasures, aud made the rsgirg bill
iowa their highways, On which they ride
as on tame steel. Are aos the eIements
of 6re and water chained 10 the crank,
and at the nechauh,'s biadipg compelled
to saru itf Havs not mschsniSa opened
the earth, ani made its prodssts soasri-
bute TO oar wants? The fsrked lightning
Is our plsything, and they ride triams
paaat o. the wings OF ths mighty wind.
TO the wise, thsy are aood-gatss u
ksoHlsSge, kings and qRsens are aeeora-
ted BY their handiwUrk.
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REJgcrED. The Dubuque HeTsld per-
tineatly remarks; The rsjsssion Of shs
narainasians as -a.s n ----- = ---SE@
B. Williams, shows the extent Of the Lore
borne by ar radical senators ias the
soldiers. Il is intense If they happen to
be radicals, bat uo1 so warm If, as is
generally the case, sheY are not radicals.
Capt. RosEsli and Dir. Williams wsre
both soldiers. Capt. Resell served
shrough ths war with alelity aud distine-
sion, and xhen rewarded By the Presi-
dent With q nomination to . moderate
once, be is rejected by ths SENATE to
make room for soRs ssay-as homs and
blatant lOyaliss, whose merit, in radical
opinion, 10 that be votes With uniforAity
for Indianians for Iowa congressman
and Piously curses the christian policy
Of the President. IL was represented as
being good thing TO become q soldier.
A grateful people were TO see that sell
diers should have choice Of oEiees and
other desirable things. Bat IL turns out
that however delightful the hard tack
may have been, the felicity Of army ague
and manned bodies 10 not to be sgowHed
With the honors and profits Of efRes- held
ing. We should be Yirtuous and hap
~ people, else 1t would net appear What
good purpose the iagiesion Of The radical
patty and iss rump congress serve.i'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-28
A Military Dssposisun.

IL we admit thss u 10 nosress In pe1n-
slpls. By xovssnisg say persioa q -
easnsry by shsolass arbitrary military
pswsr Ia time sf psAse, rs aaasis ths
right 70 gessFn asy sshss postioa - shs
aoaatsy In the sams mAnasF, By sng
sshss party sAas has sas powsr hssss
shsdasges ef the psiaeipls asa the pre-
ssasss. II IL 10 eesrses Ia psiaeipls ne
saaass Asseaiser deny shs pssssdsss. y
II 10 insasrees In psiasipls, ne saesId
aos allew sssh daagsFeas pseesdsst %
b. ssss II 10 10 right fss yosr bali 70
gore ~ sx, ID b rigAl for ny ball .
gore yoas AZ. Tha idssies u lit fef
sas hAs asssF beea dispassd. We msy
have sbs poser 10 sppsess sahsss p sh1a
wesld, and exercise IL /; hat &c shoeid
rsmembes that In ths nsxs, we viii hsss
TO pay The psaalsy Il sAsra was - stb-
- ssxld aas tAis, shs syxsas - y
the xinsss, bat - sbsis = anotesF wasld
ruled by = just judge the oppfessef Rill
be the loser in the cad. Bas all "a shis
does not help the oppressed here. His
tory tsaehss us that military despotfszn
ia ths wors. fsFm Of daspotism that
when we yield the sword to oar rulers,
We tarn oEeF our liberty wish is; and
swords are hard things 30 persuade 10
give up their power bat they are srga,
nants in favor Of any thing cur milisagy
masters pgt forward that 10 hard 10 re
siss, q man vii do anything that 10
asked OF him, when bayouss Ia pOiSsed
at bis heart. Will not the same powsr
that forces negro suffrags upon the soath
With the bayonst, force is apon shs wsstf
II they act from principle they silli and
If they do nos act from principle tAey will
anything. There Ia already PROPOSE.
tioa in Congress TO make negro suffrage
general throughout the United States !;
Of course II congress passes this lsw,
whieh it will sooner or later, IL the pres.
snsparty retain the pswsr; any State
that refpses to give the negro the priYi,
iese Of voting. will be pat to the baYo-
net. What beautiful spectacle it sill
be to see negro troops stationed at the
polls In Iowa, Illinois, and other western
States, TO force white men to let the ne
groes Vpte, and bavs all our eivil of6ees
and o6eers done away wlsh, and men de-
prived of life, liberty and> property, b.
the bayonet. Some ~ill say ws are ro-
maseing. Would not tbs same perssns
have said that we we're lying; Ii se bad
predicted only few months age lkas
negro suffrage you'd be forced on the
south By the bayonet.-- BErliastoa AF-
Qsts.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-28

he vas stsudinE en- iAs eerner,
In The place where loafsES mees.
And he watrh I'd the dsessy dsmseis
As ghey wadea svrr ihs street.
From ais month esRse Inaenaeex,
AID his eyeS were opened vide.
As on fiptss theF ssEn~ dApctug
Ger the auddY, SIsPFy tidsz-
MAc1 lady AEd her dsukhtEF.
stepping earsiuIty AionE,
ClosFly veiIsd from street iufpsef en-,
Heard hls Shiny 'venomea tongas,
Then tbs little gptls weHe iiued,
"a bis head with shame be hurR,
For his mstbsr and his sister
Th1s stEuek the speaker sunas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-28

( A 0oou HsT.~-To lhoss whe sport tha
aaeilinents and assume The appearance
Of taeu, cnly TO stspd on the strset cor;
ners and watch the ladies passing by.
Frequently inGalgipg in Eibaid comments
in tones saiheiently load 10 reach the cara
OF the objects Of their blaekgasFd re-
marks, We commend the perusaI Of the
fSliowing, from the New Albany Cons
nsreial:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-28

SzxrHxxD Docss-~ la Seuth AHsgiea
shs shepherd dog drives cut ahs isek,
watshss u through the day, and rs,aras
10 at night Thsss dogs are said % bs
sbls 70 profess shssp svsn from the Ion.
Tasy are raised In shs fallewlHg na,sss:
Whiis yoang and before they have qpen-
% iAsiF eyes, mothpr sheep is aiken
and 10 fsresd % lea shs ysaag deg aask.
This 10 shs way tbs dog 10 ralssd ard The
deg bscomss 90 sssashsd 70 he ssspmo.
shsr, thai shea The shssp are again add
q % The dock, be gsbs dog, foiiows and
asfsnds sks saas cGaade FarmH.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-28

Ew The Asw TSrk Iadsp<Hasai ssys /;
aAFs. Ssawa Vas as ons time paid. msEs
By the pags tAaa any srissr en tbs As-
lAasis ssaG. Anns Dickinsos probably
averages mere compensation FER isssars
than ssy man nsw 10 shs ssla. RlsEssi
10 sesssialy pale more shsa asy male -.
sor. Ress Beuhsar and uarriss nosuss
probably obssin higher pxisss fer shsls
works thsH u shsy were nsn. Asa thsss
prefsssisAs ara aes ysa silsd, and sAeE
no sixns u bsisg ssisd By vsnss.s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-28

! - Preecpt and practice seldom 70
band in hand, and words are 80 ehsan
that some eidsvc..s philastbropists seat
ssr sAsEa about - literally as tbs farmer
bis seed 10 the Spring. Hear hew Hor-
ace Grssiy salkA In s.dissinetion "a
tbs acts Of bis party 10 Congress
sEt has pleased God 70 make 90 ens
people nos only politically bas ssmnss,
ciai and social, and itis not possible thai
shers should be prosperity AZ the Norsh
I--rsal, geaaiae, beatty prosperity vhils
there 10 want, prosssasion, suGsrlse, and
ineapaeisy to prodaos at the ssush.'s
While Jaoobis dsasgogaes csatrel ns-
sisasl affairs shs honagsnisy 81 shs toe
sections can never be Effected. Grsely
very ofEsn tsiks like ka srgei, bas he al
most aiwsys acts like . devil.-- 81. Losis
1ames
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-28

= The psgse nardsrx. Horace
1rssiy, uss szssstsd - - II lasts
Ihsrs uss fss spsst4sas.. Hss&l.ilasa
~ ssin. = -.
n vAfss sisa Atssws Hsrnss S7<a11,,
has - - sxssssst ~.
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playing, IA polaric style, the demuloent and
antithermal farce OF Cool as a Cucumber.
On Friday evening Mr. g. L. Fox takes a
benefit and promises us three pieces, in which
be will assume four different characters.
On Saturday afternoon a pantomimical dpres
midt entertainment will be given for the acco-
modation and delectatiou of the Juveniles.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-Mr. jefferson con-
tinues his highly successful rendition OF Rtp
Van Winkle, supported by Miss Susan Denim and
the whole company.
On Friday evening Mr.. Jefferson will take a
benefit, when q new bill will be offered.
AMERICAN THEATRE.-Mr. Frank Brewer the
great representative sable serenader and
"Jokist,n appears again this evening, together
with every member of the Variety Troupe. On
Thursday evening Miss Alice Seidler takes her
annual bene6t
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COPART NERSHIPS.

PENEwAL AND CONTINU N G e OF
AO LIMITED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Subscribers
hereby give notice that they have, under the pro-
visions of the Acts of Assembly of Pennsylvania in
such case made and provided, agreed to renew and
continue the limited Partnership existing between
them, under the following terms:-
l. The name Of the firm under which the said part
nership shall be conducted is JAMES L. REBER s.
BROTHER.
The general nature OF business intended to be
transacted is that OF Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Flour, GRAIN MIL Feed, Hay, Straw, etc, the said
business 10 be carried on In the city OF Philadelphia
g. The names of the General Partners are JAMES
L. REBER, who resides at No. 2l60 N SECOND
Street, in the city of PhiladelphB, and ALFRED l..
REBEsR, " no resides at No. 2N POPLAR Street, in
said city. and the name of the Special Partner is
EUGENE LINNARD, who resides at JOHNSON and
GREEN Streets, Germantown, also in said city.
The amount OF capital contributed by said Special
Partner, Eugene Linnard, TO the common stock Of
the said firm, is two thousand dollars s20 o. In cash.
s. The said renewed and continued Partnership Is
10 commence the fourth day OF June, 1867 and is
to terminate on the first day of June. 1902
JAMES L. REFER
ALFRED l.. REBER,
General Partners.
EUGENE LINNARD,
6 tuCWs Special Partner.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-18

The NEXT ANNUAL CONVENTION AT MONTREAL.
The twelfth Annual Convention of the Young
Mems Christian Association of the United States
and British Provinces will meet in Montreal on
Wednesday next. The Southern delegates
arrived here yesterday. They dlned with their
brethren in this city, and lett for New York in
the 1'30 train from Wet Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia delegates are:-Peter r.
Smons, j. Wanamaker, I. Tolman, Rev. w. B.
]. Hall, D. D., N. F. Evans, Rev. J. E. GIaeff, q.
F. Hazelton, Rev. Alfred Taylor, H. @. Pollock,
Joseph Parker, G. F. Lukens, H. N. Thissell, s.
Loag, W. H. Vile, W. ]. Clarke, r. Fl. Hinckley,
j. II. Coyle, Edward Hail. Rev. A. Reed, d. D.,
Rev. Daniel March, D. D., Frank Goodman,
George Goodman, Lewis 7. Young, Park MoFar-
land, J. B, Shepherd, Rev. John Tetlow, Smith
Rowen, ]. H. Rohrman, Peter A. Jay, W. F. @.
Morrell G. B. HeadleY.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-18

THE OLD BANK BULDNG.-An attempt was
made at the last session of Congress 10 provide
means to put the Pennsylvania Bank building in
q condition to be used for a bonded warehouse,
but the effort was not successful. The structure
remains in the partially dllapldated condition
il into post Office was abandoned. Property
of such value, and in such location, should be
made tenantable, that the Government might
derive a revenue from it,