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Completed.
From California.

SAN Francisco June 17.-The U. S. steam
ship Newbern sailed for Sitla to-day, with a
large amount of Government stores, and Com
pany E., 23d Infantry to take the place of a
company of the 9th Infantry. Several military
prisoners from Aleatraz Island have also been
sent there to serve at hard labor
Flour quiet at $4'55@5'55; Oregon extras,
$475@51212. Wheat dull at 81 '40@1'60. Legal
tenders "a
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FROM .N.EW ENGLAND.
Monument TO the Union Dead.
Ia h. L.. m

Despatch TO The Eoe'ling Telegraph
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 17.-The foundation
stone of monument to the Union dead was laid
on Cambridge Common to-day. There was a
procession, consisting of three posts of the
Grand Army of the Republic, the city officials,
and citizens. Mayor Saunders delivered the nd
dress. The Hon. Richard H. Dana was present.
The site of the monument is a spot near which
Washington first assumed command of the Re-
YolutiOnarY forces.
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FROM TIE VEST.
SaIe of n RniIr0nd.

MILWAUKEE, June 17.-The Western Union
Railroad has been sold to Alexander Mitchell,
President of the Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail-
road Company, under whose management the
road will hereafter be run.
Completed.
LAPoRTE, June THE Chicago, Cincinnati,
and Louisville Railroad, extending to Peru, Ind,
is completed. This road opens new route be-
tween Chicago, Indianapolis, and the South.
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Total.

The LAY DELEGATION QUEsTIoN.-The vote on the
question Of the representation of the laity in the
Methodist General Conferences is still being taken
Thus far but ~ churches have announced the result
of a vote. Those in addition to what have already
N-n... 1. IL lara EDll onnrn.
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

BALTIMORE, June 17.-Cotton firm at 33c. Flour
fairly active and unchanged. Wheat frmer, but un-
changed. Corn dull and lower; sales of Western at
81 O, closing dun at 9Sc.; yellow at 90c. Oats and
Rye unchanged. Provisions unchanged. Whisky
fair and scarce at 81 O2a1'03.
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A DISHONEST EMPLOYE.-Richard Miller, twenty
three years of age, has been employed at the drug
store Of ii. A. YOgelbach, FTankford road, opposite
Hanover street. for nearly two years. Yesterday
afternoon Lieutenant PritohaTd OF the Eleventh dis
trict arrested him on a charge OF embezzling the
funds of his employer to the amount of several hun
dred dollars He was held 10 answer by Alderman
Heinz
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THE RETURN OF TAvERNS IN THE CITY BY THE
Notwithstanding to the returns made by the
cOnstables of the various wards to the Court of
Quarter Sessions there are now in the city 3O31
taverns of which 27S4 are licensed and 2i7 un-
licensed They are divided among the wards as
fOllORS.-
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THIRD EDITION
WASHINGTON.

The Freedmen's Bureau-G Gathering in
the Reports from the Various
Departments - The Work
Done Since 1865-Presi-
dent Grants Ex-
pected Return.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
Il AND COIIN-IY OLE PuILA PHIA

- The Estate OF SAMU I'd K, MCULUKE, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit
adjust the of Tho Girard Life Insurance. Annuity
and Trust Company Of Philadelphia, Executor and Trus,
tee of the Estate OF SAMUEL II. MCCLURE, deceased,
and to report distribution of the balance in the hands OF
the accountant will meet the parties interested for the
purpose of his appointment, TUESDAY, the Goth
June 1862 at II O'clock noon at his Office No IFS South
SIXTH Street. second story in the city of Philadelphia
III thstu 5ts Auditor
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FROM BOSTON.
The knights TempIar at Home

BosroN June 17.-The knights Templar have
arrived here, and are loud in their praises OF
Philadelphia.
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL CON-
PAEY.-The hftieth annual report of the President
and Directors Of the above company has been issued
The following statement shows the financial cond-
tlon OF the company:-Ihe revenue from tolls for
tie year ending May 81 amounts to S36s 6S3 9T; from
other sources, S593073 balance Of cash on hand
Slle,696T6; making a total of s4s3 2lO46 The eX-
pendltures during the same period were s438 0s243
leaving net casm IN treasurers hands to the amount
OF 60,12803. The company has declared n dividend
OF three per cent. for the last six months on the
capital stock, clear of United States taxes
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CUT HIS WIFE John Genther, living at No. 1894
Dott street CTwentleth ward) attempted Yesterday
afternoon to cut his wfe's throat. lie was sightly
inebrated, and had huge earying-knife with Which
he made thrust at her throat She threw nm her
arm and received an ugly cash. John then inflicted
a cut on her head He was subsequently, arrested
and committed TO await the result OF her injuries by
Alderman Hood.
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IHE LADIES OF the Arch Street M E. Church WIN
hold strawberry, Floral, and Musical Festival at
thelr church, 5. Il. corner Broad and Arch Streets
this afternoon and evening. This will be a great
treat TO those that can pArticinatn. e
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FIRE THIS MORNING.-At about ten O'Clock this
morning, the engine house attached 10 the turning
establishment OF VIM. Kummerle, at Nos. 1880 and
tent of 240O O. y ' w VIZ VA
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AFFAIRS IN NEW YORK.

President Of the Cuba Jmnta
Arrested He is Charged
with Violating the Neu-
trality Laws.
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SERENADED-Major Joseph f. Tobias of General
rrevosts stan who is about leaving for Europe was
serenaued last evening at his residence on Locust
street. above Seventeenth by the Officers of the Phiia
0elphla FIRE ZouaYes and other gentemen
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BACHELORS BARGE CLUB-Ths club leaves for
Burlington, N. D., this day, in their barges Linda
ana Lotus, to receive and escort the Hacyon Boat
club OF New York, who are now on pull to this
city, F " Wis
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FELL OVERHEARD AND DRowNED.-A young man,
wharf, Delaware fell into the river and was drowneI
Ihe BODY has not been recovered The deceased
was suDJect 10 attacks of dizziness, and it is sup
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SYRACUSE, June 17.-John II. Sims, noto-
rious character, was arrested this morning at
Camillus, charged with selling $400 of counter
felt United States currency. He was taken to
Canandaigua, where the United States Court is
in session. young man named Wheldon was
arrested as an accomplice
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ANOTHER BATCH.-The following names have
been appended to the police roll - ~
Fourth District-John Degan
Filth Distr,ct-James f. Gill
sixth Dstrict-John Kames
Eighth Dstrict-Nat,hias Klink and JoSanb pool
Ninth District-Henrv Cardell ~
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, RoBBERY:-hr. LINKS dwelling, No. 251 South
seventeenth street, was entered yesterday through
the rear window and robbed OF various articles The
family were out OF town at the time.
CHILD lNJURED.-JOhn 0'Brien, aged four years.
residing at Front and Pine streets fell ont OF the
injured. '
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Bunker Hill Anniversary.

New York, June 17.-The ninety-fourth an
niversary of the battle of Bunker Hill is cele-
brated here by the display of flags on the City
Hall and few private buildings. The Wash
ngton Continental Guard and the veterans of
1872 are holding nic-nics in honor of the day.
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JUVENILE THIEvEs-TWo lads Yesterday wont
nto junk shop on Brown street. above ISr9nt and
onered lot of weights for sale The proprietor
ssp1cUg tnat tne articles had been stolen sent for
pOlcelan, but before his arrival the Young scamps
Seventh District Station N0' "O '"0
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JEwELRY AND sILVERwARE.
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The sltsnsi6n q CTR ifaaens i dirvestd V
The tsteftlsenent - coe't DYSPEPSIA Care. ~
Hne't'et psr' 81 this paper hiF truly Valuable
Nedlsils . reeur iaslised y Al Who uAe y
Haas Maasos4s Haax ql4s srfele is The
4tne asspei II pssals. IL ! shat fashionable
fsss5., &s3fsssss ksa og,ors a4ngegs usa Is tft.
saoe has cultivated asafsas appearance ~ u.aeh
sarssssd i ihs C.sales q faahiou
n feasases al uasieatly hssshea, Rhdness,
r.selts Tsn. suuiaarH. sad Fasots e spring
WINS. asa rives q ihs Cosupieaiaa Baeoming
pAyls q tssnsgareai doHeAeg ard peaeF ~
lsaf : ~ sairsss ane C,siaFie Asa can 81 sin.
tstt the Magnolia BAHIA. Ii otnts wsl has ii u
say 4 s.uf rss,sssssi.se Asaisfs.
Isas.s AalhAirds : fegy Athehifai Hair
tsssssass. iussl
r.. a., "a. !, 49,. ss,..ttips IA IL
-. ..... 80 ,,..s t..,..,.' 10000 .ggs
-. -. -. -. - ,.,,.., 80.
n ~ y. s.. ,a.. !. =. "a
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h ATEN r.
MEIALIC WHILE WIRE

We beg leave n call yonr attention TO an en-
tiroly new quality u Wire known Patent Nc
tslic White NlFc. possessing . coating which
prcrensb Il from cggrodlFg Or tafning from 10
uniform color during ans number u years, add
On xhieh IetieFs Rstens have been secured II
has been found ~ bo the only article suitable fur
= clothes hne The old fashioned cord o. rope
sivAye causes 50 much trouble aud annoyance by
breaking, rtting ont, and disc0iCrng clothes
and BY being obliged VI put u up and take Il
down eycr3 time used With this Wire Clothes
Ihie you have none ~ these annuyanues. and
when ]. d once put NJ 4 gives you no more troub-
le. After usiag Il W are eepiideni you vii Mg
rdIfobf rate the statements 81 thousands Of 9th
err Ia its praise. Every family should and viii
eventually havo oue. II will not rust or oorrode,
though yoa may keep Il IN satcr any iength "
time, even salt water
Seven feasons Why every family should have
one u these Patent White wire Clothes Lines
ist You never have y take Il IN no matter
what the weather may be the weather cannot
AFFECT 81
"a II viii last nom twenty 20 dfy years. aud
during that time You vail wear out a great many
ordinary lineu, Der des suffering an untold amount
q upuhlo and ann0yaues wlth them.
81 II is the cheapest Clothes Line 10 the
world. " say nothing " its great convenience.
COED rupe line costs about ct per foot, and
tins aniy ia This viii lat lifs time, while
thai With guod care viii last but short time
THE Ware, a. 70 cents per foot, il cheaper than
rope line
I'm You cannot load ii heavy enough with
clothes, and The aind never blows strong enough
d AZ ii 1850 lbs. bong It's breaking weight
SIS. Il does not n any way discoi0r, wear or
Nlure clothes THAT ara hung upon IL aud they
Hetcf fleece 10 o. The fuest fabric. can be re-
moved instantly m the c1laost weather without
injury. This sa decided advantage over tie
lape hue.
ON. u sill save iis price b saving ypu trouble
and snnoyanca every rix obths You own 49,
3ih Last, lbougl not itast, th.s Wire Viii
save your poftH az well a. youg clothes You may
So pasis ever 30 aIuly and tle shrinking u d
rope Fill pull them loose Nae ever saw clUthes
puhts, three mouths get, Inst weFc not stagger-
iHg ia all directions Not 30 when ibis wire IL
uaed, ior it does n8t shrink, and post viii stand
firmly Oh! they rot down
F9r ssh hy IS, T. NORTON, whoisnow Canvass
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Tbs Fauaaasheau seeRtg q Onion College,
have fet,aGy ,lagted Nr Charles r Moore, .
E4peu. hsFpohd Vt 90 lbe Jaiiar elAss At -
aan.,efsary exercises Al the coming commence
msnt. sIohA.
~ wealA ask t5r attention Of cur readers n
Il aptfl ahd toans sdloiaing g The advertisement
a nFNdstg a Fatsef ia to-day paper They
have raceutis taken pussessi9a y theif uev store
epa hat, 0ll.a sac ssUae siIh Sarge ard choice
stosA . n4w good, uh.eftLay afe disPssing q
Eas
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orrfcERs

OFFICERS
CLARENCE II CLARK. President
Jay cookh OhiIfmAn finaa9e sad ESesalsvp com.
nENRY p COOKE. vice prestisst.
EMERSON W PEEr, secrta4t and Asiuary
This Company aHst ttc t,liaaias Advantages
lisa Nananal Clmpaay, chartered By sl,voiai act
Of ClRrress isgs
thar paid ~ eapl,al - 81 eoaeo
u aagFs low rates ~ premium
Z furnishes larger Insurance thaa other soapanlss
for tho sanc money
q isslcauiie sad esftsln ~ iis irrms
Its a home cpmpaHy ia eperg locality
In policies arr sxeinpt IRON attachment
Thereafe no unnecessary Hsticsips "a ihe palleie.
Every policy Is non feffiIahlc
Policies may be taken Whish pay 10 me insured
their fell amount sad return III the pfsmiuias 40 that
the Insurance costs puly tbs Interest on The annual
payments
Policies may be taken lhs, will pay to the Insured.
after ceitsln number % ears, during AIs an nanu
ainoome u une-teuih the amoan, named IN thu policy
No extra rate is charged Cor nsks upoh he lives q
fcmales
1t insures not iopay dividends 10 poiiey.holders.
but At low cost that diyideas win b. Impossible
clrealars Pamphlets aud full pa, tieaars given on
applications the Branch once u the Company or 20
ROLLINS 4 CHANDLER MERCHANTS Exchange.
STATE street boston
General Agents for New Euglana
TucKEu, Manager.
Az Local Agents are Wanted IN sgefy oity and
Town. and applications from competent parties fer
such agencies, with sqltabie endorsement should be-
addressed to 4. r. CHILDS oilco With John a. Flag
Esq, BoBnIhEton, Agent for bennington CoaRty.
X, X. FOWLER, Agent Manchester
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Tur gtsurtTyarn $50 BuithAR fur May i
/ Up lendid nuulcr TS,is u pfActiea journal
q iadslS.al rrgrss. fallislea monthly desot'
81 q ihe sasirueilon 81 che manufacturer huiid'
IT. mason. eaSreuser, painisr and, b isct every
ogrrstlse asetlauis "a lls sIscssliies THE month
4 u fatty up 70 ghs standard q suth papers -
be set4nil6e 1artiesn. Aes fosk Weston )
Co
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ONLY IS CENTS

TIE Graf Qaislfsg Rsmsdy fer CAaidSsa.
Contains no MoRPHiEE on POISON
oUs DRUG sure - Regulate he Bessis
silays al Pain eorreeta Aeidiiy u tss
stomach makes nsa and ssak children
srRoso and HrAlrmri cures Wind Colie,
Crying, inaamuaailoa u ms Bowels. aad
kli esngisints sFising ffom he efscta ef
Tsssilng Cal fgf Msltsr Bsslsy's Qassffss
syypg. and take 10 o4her. sEd yoa are Tefs.
Sold By Druggists AID 81 dealers 10 Mod
kline
A. RICHARDS, ssv Lga4es, coan,
Assns fsr ne La..ea States.
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HAaE BAR T4s members II lle 0u1aga Club
ana iii Others interested 10 the National Gamo,
ate twisted @ n,esi a a O. CLARK 4 -. : Once,
A. Fastssy Eoat, friaay oyeaWg M 18th, At
setou gol,ck + Ci.AE. seg'y Onaawa Club.
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every eiate " tte lBiUu,
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Professor Of Law h Harvard rtersty, and Author 81
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ESSENTIAL. TO
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every rathe oheer; every landlord. every Tenant
every Eseeuter every Adnfsifat0f; every Ghardint;
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disFtns ds b all bo woah know tlclf ights and
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fIHO SELL pALMEBS' EMERY GRINDER for NOW
! FIR and REAPER KNIVES, and al EpGE TOOLS.
II OUTLA SIS the 6rindstoHe, ana HIS EASTER
WITH LEss POWER. Weighs bnt 20 POUNDS, and
is s4aap and e0apeqteut ~ YhiaNS VERY KIBEH,
RAL and sales large ana immediate To secure an
n q STE0kE Auhnrn. N Y
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ttGns NJ AatNr

reE Ci.rB 81 sa ANB THETE p6TfAEs -aI
Haras bfeFap baaehal e'ia7, part affH 4 81 wovi
ratts an3 vast ratttfa Mare i,ias Z iH. II tsras
rsad bad H.lllE fsf4s TED rsigd fiauasl o
Yards Cotton Flauugi, iesuh EeAls liaeu Hsr}Gef
gttfis fiaa white G,t naa DaaHl pane rasst =
iiahdstlut baimorl ssht hN9 ni ae8hle clap 90
picture hafa. F1ih Aihau silver plated engraved
i've hogti Caster. EiegAas slik Fan, issrs ~ sandal
weu'i frame beautifully spsaglea Handsome beaded
and ued farssui - yards goa tftat iasi coiors
flnt iisipask fahlt Caser a0sen int Lines % na-
mack Towels. Lsdirs psl Turkey rsrtneH Tn eeiIar
leg. n,lsinc hrvss Htiefu. slcsnrt ebg,svsa Mop
kiu inRs dat5A Gee MaFoUrp uf Cotton Stockings
Ai,tiiu and bow To- bUx complete SET JtweIFg, with
lapg pendant drops Ladies' aAhiaiahi, square shawl
Neod Mesfsshaam Pipe q asss : aascu kosers 'est
silver Dessert H0Fks. Nf afteit hita Nub 81 80
and one lruiH Exchange LIE
FOR 4 CLrB oF %. AND FIVE DOLLARS IS
geras gged gaaiaT ErpcH o. tls9ttaa Nhesiiag yard
p8ac Fashionable pacc4 Dress Pattern, ans colef
SCI Lace CurtaaA air Wool Blankets Enarayed
siiyo plated buttied Castor la yurHs vety dhe
eff Wool tassimtre Cor pants and st ~ lvury
handled TEA knives with rilyrrpaigd Forks Hand.
s0nir satin 81 six Farasn heavily beaded and Hsd
~ yards good Prints fast cuors Ladies' ar gents large
real meroeco travelling bag Preach frame Handsome
Pnpln Dress Pattern. Ladies Cloth ,lask PATTERN
Ladies' fashionable shawl dBf large Marseiler Quit
Honey comb Qgllts silverplaicd Cake basket plat
ed on enc white metAl GtnaiAe Mrefschaam Pipe !
pair goats Calf Bris Dc arirle freH Cub % 30
and one rom Club ofsa,vr -Four attces frain EXchnHse
List
following articles fich Nerno 81 9hibet Dress pat
tern. pair 1ne Damass Table Cloths and Napkins b.
match pair gents French Gait Boola Very nne all
Wool Cloth fr ladies eloak Ga yards good Bfotcn o.
Rlsaehea Sheetina, yard cid. elegant ~ eoipfed
all wool plaid Puplin Dress Pattern Empress Cloth
Dress Pattern. y yards nne Cashmere foF suit )
set ivory balanced handle Knives and Forks ladies
gents silver Hunting case Watch Bartlett hand
portable Sewing Machine. Splendid Family Bible steel
engraylnRs, with record and photograph pages - Yda
COED Hemp CarpetiDg, gaod eelers. pair good Mar
.ees Quins. good siS barrei Revolver ! elesant
Fur Muh and Cape ! single haffe shot gnn, ] silver
plated engraved sN BEETLE Revolving Castor, cat glass
bottles, / very fine viaiih and Row, II case. very
fne all wool lnng Shawl. 10 yards double width
Besyer Cloth 70. 0yereoat or eight articles FROM Ia
change List
iB- For extended llst Of Gomm ssians. see
Circular We also give Agents additional Comm-s
in proportion 10 the amount OF money returned for
gp'ds, This extra commission Is not offered By any
other house We the only who pay Their agents
far for goods after they have obtained subser
beers to their clubs
~ Do sure to send al money BY Registered Letter
SEND FOR CIRCULARS
Send your address 10 fql rowu, County and State.
PARK BIZ & co,
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We learn, iest a. we so to pFesa y the death
n Blll,ngs Tsy tar, Raq.. q Wnhsh- lie died -
elndky tact.
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CONE & BURTON.
SPRING STYLES, 1859.

We are happy 10 aunoaDo friends ana Tie pub generally thai
We are opening asserted stock goods ad before tts
uup particular attention has tn adt every bas # oar business
No pans spared give every benefit which buy
r e obtain both price quality Of goods TAe b maets have
n visited and w Gel confident purchases have bca wei made