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DIED.

EvANs-On Wednesday evening, the 10th Instant.
HELEN, infant daughter OF Franklin and Julia
Evans. ~
HICKLING-On the 10th instant, FRANCIS H.
HICKLlNG, In the 88th year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence, Val
ley Green, Whtemarsh township. Montgomery
county. at 10 o'clock A. M, on Saturday. Juy13.
HUGHES-On the evening of the 10th instant,
MARY F., infant daughter of Thomas aud Emily X
Hughes aged months and days.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
TO attend the funeral from the residence of Samuel II.
Conby No. 1ool Green street. on Friday afternoon a.
O'clock.
REGN.-On the 10Th instant. JOSEPHINE, daugh-
ter Of Casper and Josephine Regn. aged ID years
months and 2l days,
The relatiy es and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence
OF her parents No 20 s. Eighth street. on Saturday
morning at 81s o'clock.
SNYDER.-On the morning OF the 9th instant, ELI.
ZABETH, wife of Jacob Snyder, In the 10th year Of
her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late rest
dence, No ll36 Pearl street. Friday morning at
O'Clock, without further notice.
iYEAGER-OD the 9th instant, Mr.. JOHN GEORGE
YEAGER after q lingering illness. aged SO years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence, No. 1852
N Fourth street. Friday morning. the 2th instant,
at 745 o'clock.
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WASHINGTON AFEALRS.

General summary of the DOsaRH OF COn-'
Rress-The Prospects of Reconsideration
and OF the Noxt Session, Etc.
fsPHCIAL DESPATCH TO TBR EVENING TRLB0RAPRI
WASHINGTON, July IL.
The Supplementary Reconstruction bill was
taken up In the Senate to-day as being nrst in
order, Senator howard, o7Michigan, having the
floor.
Mr. Howard addressed the Senate ina short
speech in reply 70 charges made against MIN
yesterday by Mr.. Trumbull, that the oath which
was incorporated In the tseconstructlon I1 ~ oln
was the principal ground on which the AttOr-
ney-General basedhis opinion. excluding large
States and was one OF the main causes Of the
present session. AZ the conclusion of hts re-
marks MIR. Howard withdrew his amendnent,
declaring that the mere act OF voting for an
ordinance Of secession as a popular election
does not wOgk disqualification.
MIR. Howe, OF Wisconsin. proposed to amSnd =
by adding as she end Of section fouF provts0
pointed to offSce by District Com mandeTS mSy
be removed by them or by the General ooni-
mandi1g g the army. The amendmont wAs
Mr.. Drake (MO,) proposed an amendment in
the form OF an additional section, requiring >
ton IN Congress unless Its Constitution de-
claTes that 1t would forever remain a state In
the Union; that 1t owed its first allegiance to
the General Government; and that no act
passed by State Government In cOntraventiOn
Trumbuii. and q sharp debate arose arose between
Messrs. Trumeuh and Drake. The Chair de-
etded that the amendment old not come within
the meaning OF the resolution requiring the
legislation 10 be confined during the session to
removing the obstacles tcreeonstructiOn.' Mr..
Drake appealed from the decision of the chair,
and the chair was sustained by vote Of "A To
l3
The House up to the present has been on
gagged in discussing propositions to adjourn, and
some sharp exchanges have occurred between
Messrs. Pike of Maine, the one side, and
Messrs Stevens aad Lawrence, on the other.
Mr. Pike declared, the imp0aehment business q
scheme for President making In advance of the
regular time, and moved that when the House
adjourns It be till November 18th. This was
amended by Mr.. Spaldins, and the previous
question called. Mr. Pixies resolution subse-
uuently passed, ..4 rr
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Markets bY TeIegraph.

NEW YORK, July ll-Cotson dull 2essc. Flour 100
zoe. higher; STATE S7el12s Ohio, tl0'30dS Western
SQl2o Southern, t96Ol6; sales OF 5000 bbls. Wheat
zCG5c. higher sales OF 10000 bushels No at s232 tor
white; California, e3O5g8lO. Corn heavy, and ic
lower; sales OF $1,000 bushels mixed Western Stp5
@lUS. Oats hrmer; State, s2c.; Western, SIC. Rye,
lG3c. lower; sales of 1900 bushels state e'69 Beef
quiet and unchanged. Pork firm; new mess, t2240@
2z6O Lard quiet bbls. ii149i2Ac. Whisky quiet.
NEW YORK, July II. Stocks excited and very
strong. Chicago and Rock Island 9s: Heading los Z
Canton Company, 4sys; Erie 7l5 Cleveland and Pitts
burg, 92 Cleveland and Toledo, 2OtS Pittsburg and
Fort Wayne, l024i Michigan Southern, SIS; New
York Central, l05 Illinois Central, l2S5S: Cumberland
United States F6ye-twennes OF 1882 ll2is; DO 1854
first Issue. lOs4 all Others Os; Money per cent
Exchange unchanged; Gold, 1885,,
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18TH DAY OF OCTOBERe

18TH DAY OF OCCOBEBp
A. D. 1867. at Il O'Clock, noon, Of that day all and
nAEps. faSEspHss TRAoRs. sR Lines Rails. oRossTf I
CHAIRS SPdKs ER9as sWp5ITSciHEs al, Snd rS ethsr
MATSFIZLs H3gsEs RgTI,66IHNss 95lT s6HS sT4Rs SIss
TMEFf TEFEf TkATERS SIkTHS bhPoTs hhPSoSEoES ETaHFs 1Eb
INTERESTS, and all and every other property and
sn o Ss fRa 6 Of
PfiFHoEB ffFfIHHto5EIB RAILWAY CoMPANY, and ali the COR
porate rights franchises and privileges Of or belong
ing 70 the said Company together With all and singn
Cars, Machinsry. Tools, Materials, and Implements
as well as materials for constructing, repairing. re-
way, xii Of which said properly Is situate IN We
mango County. IN the state OF Pennsyvania and being
MSch Sas sf%s ssS 6S mortgage
ss .Ss S Scey Sy Of ShS RccOdsT Of nE Deed YeSg
County aforesaid, in Mortgage BOOK NO. = pASe oto
eonveyeS e 70 the Undersigned John = sauzade In
trust. to secure certain bonds therein ere re-
gage prl 1866 and duly in ine once
OF said Recorder OF oe neeo No paee IA etc. on the
9Th dsy OF APRIL A. D. 1885, granted snS cSHyeyea %
sr IN nj tIuss 10 secure certain debts therein
Toned This sale VIII BE- e. pses aS sad qa n
sh STATE of Pennsy vanla the ga day OF July, A.
r. sg s sad 5oSS aussa sastss
aeainst the said Company, anu ss ssu Morrs *,
ss ala for decree Of sale Of the said mOrg aged
PREMISES The terms and conditions OF sale Will
FTs The srgagea premises IS win be sold 10
bidder l9r fye per cent the purchase money shalt
the purchaser, and ne must also Sign the terms and
eoSdiiions OF sale Otherwise the said premises viii
be bs Balance OF the purchase money shall be
paid e The & No s s. T6rd dHaatkes strees PPSSss q
phia within thirty days nom and amer the day Of
sale WILLIAM J. BARR, Trustea
, 400 T,i.S SiOHH MS y sAUAADE, prustes.
III. THOMAS SONS Auctioneers. stutsm
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HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINrMENT.-Palpi.
tation of the heart is frequently caused by I'm
digestion or relaxed state OF the nervous system
A course of q few weeks of these invaluable
medicines will diminish the irregular throb-
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natural pulaation. To assist the functions, not
TO force them, is the true secret of success Hol-
loway's medicines and treatment are based on
the simple laws Of nature-by annlhilating the
cause the effect disappears Sold by all Drug
nista 80
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FIFTH EDITiGN
LATEST fR,2 ,2H EUROPE.
Two O,oIocGs Market Report.

Two UCtUCN HAIEHo
By Atlantic CdbIe.
LONDON, July l1--2 p M.-@COnSols, "a 1916
Erie Railroad advanced Co 4519.
LIVERPOOL, July 1l-Z r. M.--Cottou l10d~
lower. Refined Petroleum deeltaed 10 IL, I'd,
changed.
QURENsTowN, July l.-Thesteamship Queen
from New York June 29, arrived her6tO-day.
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LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER. for kill
ing Fleas, Moths, Reaches, and Bugs. The
original and only sure article. Sold by all re-
gpeotable dealers.
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DIED FROM II AZ INJURIES. Kirkpatrick,
who, with M Johnson, was thrown out of a
carriage ne0, gthe railroad crossing on Diamond
street. died An about one hour after the acci-
dent Sh,4was injured internally, and at the
time VAIN very delicate health.
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A MERITED PROMOTION FOR GALLANT Con-
DuoT-An official document. lately received by
Samuel Wrigley, made known to him his APP
poin ntment as major by brevet, for gallant SER
vice during the war on the Quaker road Va.
Mr.. Wrigley was q detectivS during Mayor
=
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MARRIED.

ELLIOTT-BAER.-In this city, the 9th instant,
by Rev. Clark B. Oakley, Mr.. FRANK ELLIOTT to
Miss GENEVA E. BAER, all OF Philadelphia
IN-SAUNDBRS.--On the 10th instant, at the
residence of Rev. K. ID. Saunders D. D., West Phila
delphla, by the Rev. j. Addison Henry, ROBERT NJ.
G1RVIN, N. d. 10 SUE II. SAUNDERS.
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A FIRsT-CLAss CoNFEcTIoNERY.-The lovers
OF fine Connections Will find superb assort-
Garden street. He has also n fine display OF
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, Almonds, etc. Call on
IpnlxInef
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WFlsKY CAsR.-John Lawler and young
mar pamed Hughes were before Commissioner
Philips this morning. charged with removing
WHISKY Ia q place other than q bonded ware
Ilouse. They were held for trial
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IA A MIsTAKE.-The Liberty Cornet Band an
fnounced to play at the Concert 10 be given this
evening at Commissioners Hall, West Phila-
uRed wilhOuL authOritV.
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SUMMER RRADNG.-Mr. A. Winch, the we'll
known periodical dealer, whose establishment
is at No sos Chestnut street, has favored us with
q capital budget of entertaining literature, en-
bracing all of the latest English magazinesand
illustrated newspapers. Perhaps the most plea
SAINT of these are the London Illustrated NetUS,
Punch, Fun, a u the Year Round, Once-o- Week,
and NIsSeLps Fd1aiLU Pdper,
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A PUGILIsTo FEMALE, y4siding at Second and
Thompson streets. and AIMED Bridget DOnahue,
assaH,'ed a man last night, and freely used a
"billy, IN MS persoE sne was arrested arr i,s Ior
and held by Aldeylnan Eggleton In default OF
$1,000 bail 10 SnsWG at Court.
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SEIZURE OF THE ARDENT.-About half-past 2
o'clock this morning the officers of the Second
District seized five barrels of whisky, correctly
marked, bu. supposed to have been stolen.
They were being taken along Front street, near
South, in heavy vehicle, driven by one John
Hughes. Alderman Tittermary held the latter,
who goes before the United States Commits
sioner for a hearing.
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DEPOT FOR THE SALE of Lash's Five-doIlar
Washing Machines, Clothes Wringers, and Step
LADDERS No, ~ Market street, Philadelphia,
j, 81. LASH Il Co
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TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
| Principal Depot. No 304 OHE5NUr street.
Central Depot No lOa South FIFTH Street, one doc
below Che8nut. Established 1861.
Beyenue Stamps Of every description oOnstantlyot
hand In any amount
Ofden bV MRil or Express oTomptIy attended 70.
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FALSE PRErENsE.--John Giyins was arreste

FALSE PRETENsB.--JOhn Givins was arrested
last night, charged with false pretenses and
embezzlement. He lately worked for Messrs
Bispham & Co., and while thus employed sue
ceeded In obtaining various amounts of money
upon false representations to a number of our
business firms. He then decamped, and recu-
perated himself with his i'll. gotten gains in
Georgetown. ID. @. Last evening he returned,
and was arrested ON Second, opposite Almond
street. Alderman Tittermary committed him
for n further hearing,