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Pok INDIAN Coons

DsPAkTNENr az rHE ISrERToR,
ofFiCk or INDIAN AFFAIRS, {
seaen Proposals. Endorsed P SsS.. y; isss
Inni. nooss VII! De resolved ct the once OF
nAl the LIST day Of sepiember ne.t' 70, snpn, ks
named in fhs soIIow,p thsrein given, the articles
FIRST CLAsS-M ACKrN.c pr.~xvr.
"V pairs potnt he'd MsckInsc Blankets 70 ma.-
SO pair. ~ pOin, BED IaesiGG s s sIsDs.,,
IN measure axSs iuches. aud Weish nopnss W
sure iZhSI inches and weigh 81, poupl,
G, .oo .-. THIRD cLA-.-DRY GooDs
s. so y srSs Rns s,sstsndsrd PriGtsJ
ste yards h. q Flannel
x 90 ysros blue Flannel
o-''VO yards bomestIcs. tunbleachadB
ss7sus,. Eo1 ain cLAss-cLorHING
l.5 Mooier shirts
i.2t0 tlsDnel shirts.
i. Sas m men : P psn,.
$50 pairs Mems Socks
80 pairs Childrtn's Socks
re ess syOos ;i must ~ all respects oOsform
may be seen a. Any time At tni. once pics ~h'oh
ne right VII be Reserved 10 require none or /.
il the aSos. % hs 'Tsls: s.a
gs usny s REQUIRED. they are to be furnished &c
ALI bld. tor furnishing said article. may be r.-
fIs et, - te re option OF the Department
clee specified wih be considered
usialy aLsss furnished usoer contract wIn be
40 asent or sssnt, Appointed for that purp,.e
10 couiopm 70 or , seie. ss may IN any respect fail
otefs 81 re- vii be seund % furnish
days: or if that De not done. theS vii 6s pur.
Payment viii Se MADE for eood, rec.,v.s n, a.,
ss certified by the agent appointed %
No bids viii be received from person, Who bsv.
lelso 70 comply with the reeuirements Of former
No proposal Will be oopsi tered that does M.
STRICTLY comply With the following reouirements:
Get forth in the sSoy wi. .ob sss
o ors, nnh the prices snne.sd % each aud the
es: 70 sss sS' s ssf Ss.S
prSes nut ss s,.n vtbout any modihosson or
rropssals should be submittsd In the following
Lor WEB hereby propose 20 furnish the Indssn
dated 1Ssa:s iss. sSs islo.se ss..ei s:. :;
ses Az Z: 8 ). e 81:
q such sim. e. Ss sssers ~
Hsy b sss y .: isdsss
sss c q Is sY:
:s'ss !. Sc , ,ss. ss::
esriiaed by Unitsd States judge or S,. %as
w: S.s.sy; Jointly :ea .ev,rslly. s,.r.,,.. tina,
the ssoys eidd:r; ser bidaersl ~ acSstrScs sssii
therl BID OF lroyos.i. YIN sxeease . costrset se
,n pssformancs q tes same az SreooriSed IN
sSsS f.ilsss % q 10 end Nd is ss event
S sr. !, or hsirs execusors and sdmnisfrs
s soe ssx e she
the smnunt Of said bid or proposal
bonc viii he required On tue amount ~ the hid
sor tne Iathfal performances Of the contract. With
e M1Hs more .otstts:: who's. .u@ iepsy must be
ternsy ~ United states JadSe or District AT
Hla Es PA8KER. Commissioner.
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Work upon the Spanish gunooats in New
York IS progressing rapidly, and one of them,
famed the Ericsson, can be put In readiness
Tor sea in q few DAYS. Marshal Harlow mss
informed builders that DO attempt must he
INSIDE 20 send these vessels to sea, as the men.
,rslIty Iaws will be rigidly enforced.
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The despatch stating that the Pekin Govern.
msnt had rejected Minister Burlingame's trea-
~ with the United States turns out, as wa
predicted, TO have been false. Mr.. J. Ross
Browne, our late Minister to China, tslegrapns
CONTRADICTION from San Francisco, and says
lat he Iaiineatien Is only deferred until the
return OF the embassy, which is still in Eu.
rope, about TO visit S. Petersbure
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STaln's financial exhibit for the current year
Is rather dIscouraging tor the present govern.
rneTt CT that country. and corrsspondin,Iy en-
q u'aging fer tea CubIn insurgents. The in
teTVs, on the national debt is So 100000, while
the other NATIONAL expenditures are set down
at Sil9,oO2-uO0, making 4 total of sIig OOO,OO0
On the other hand, tn estimated revenues are
only eIO7,0t0.Ooe, leaving 4 certain deficiency
OF @i2-UOOO0o, which may possibly be still
larger even wIthou, further outlay ic Cuba.
Borrowing Is cut OF the question. The last
loan yielded only thirty 10 forty cents on the
collar, and that was taken by Spaniards rather
a. matter OF patriotic devotion that with any
expectation of return. This resource canaot
he counted on a second time, and in the present
transition state Of the country help from for
elgn capitalists will be slow in coming
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PriLce ArtAsr was formally received by the
corporation Of CsarlOttesown, Prince Edward
Island, on Saturday.
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The Providence Josrnal describes the meet.
ing between President Grant and General
Burnside as especially cordial on both sides.
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From Shillinston, Philip & Solomon and John
G. Parker we have Harper's Basar for Septem-
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The French Government has sent DIR. Proust
one OF the physicians Of the Partisan Hospital
on an important MISSION to Persia He is to
explore the shores OF the Caspian Sea from
Asirakan to Recb, with the view Of ascert Ain.
lrg the local conditions which have caused tie
cholers always to follow that course In extern
ding from Persia into Europe; to study on the
spot the M asures taken by the Russian Gov.
errment to prevent fresh In vasion of the dis.
ease, and TO point out the means of more sure
prevention. One of the most important DIRECTS
10 be effected will be To put a stop, especially
during the prevalence Of cholera. to the carry.
ing of dead bodies, in a state OF putrefaction,
with the PILGRIMS caravans. This mission OF
NJ Proust is highly important and weIl.timed,
especially as II was reported last month that
cholera was prevalent at Teheran and that
tn re was some danger OF its spreading along
the shores of the Caspian Sea into Europe.
The correspondence bet wren J. Ross Browne,
our late Minister to China, and the British
community Of Shanghae, has been published
Mr. Browne, in his letter, expresses his dIstr ust
Of the progressive policy In China, denounce
the Burlingame treaty with the United States
as trick OF the mandarins, and roundIy
abuses the Chinese government. The British
community take the same ground, and express
the opinion tndt ErOwn was recalled
cause he continue to express views contrary
to those on which his government was misled
oy Mr.. Burlingame.
A dispatch from San Francisco states that
vice President Colfax is detained In the Yose-
nrte alley by the illness Of Mrs. Colfax.
They were accompanied to the valley by Gov.
BYoss of the Chicago Tribune, Sam B,wles of
the Springfield Republican, and Mrs. Calhoun
of the New York Tribune.
The General Synod Of the German Lutheran
Church will convene at Fort Wayne, Ind, on
Thursday next, september LIST. THIS synod Is
composed Of twenty OF the States, East, West,
North and Soath, and also part Of the Cauadas.
It Is animated that the exuberant special
telesrams" in the New York papers, concern.
ing the great boat race, did not come over the
cable-in other words, that the embroidery was
done in New York.
The Providence Josrndl describes the meet.
ing between President Grant and General
IL d. ali
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hUTUBH AND wINrER DRY GOODS.
LARGE SUPPLIES IN MRDIuM, FINE AND
First. CT ass FABRICS ARRIVING TO-DAY
.HXSs PRICE ONLY, MARKED IN PLAIN
81 soicerner! and strangers win inspec ct our
etock ct their pleasure.
~OUR WHaLg SCALE or pRICEs ADAP.
fGD TO TIVE DISCRIMINATORY PURCHk-
rms OF MODlRAT1 INCOMES
PHRaY BROTHER,
Penn. ayen and erh street
xs,sblished 1870
1CARPET5. CURTAINS, OIL CLOTHS.
RICE, MATTIN0S. &C upper floors. susO So
TINTED efAT1e PATENT OFFICE.
WAsHIneToH. ID. o., AUGUST "a 1859
On the petition Of yoBNA. KRAKE, of Alden.
New York praying for the extension o. a patent
granted to him on the 25tn day OF November, las,
Tor an IMPROVEMENT in the mode of hanging the
Screens in winn0wiI Machines:
itis ordered that the testimony in. the Gaze he
closed q "A The ISL day of October next: that the
tin for 6Eug Arguments and the Examiner q re-
LCTt lie limited To- the 81 day az November next
ard hat said TO ition be heard on the sth day of
tepsiOn. SAMUEL FlSHCR
suSo-lawsv Uonmissiener Of Patents.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
ALL PlRsoNs kRs aSsGSf Hn so - issi
no q. bis Of her trsctine she hsvns Ief mn sS
and .n s = y. without any 'rOvOcati'1 80.
= the fne photographs Of President Grsnt ana
family. ytee PRESIDENT Celfsx, and all ether ma
Of ia' ss ss,asa
Capitol, Of "Bebeccs az the Well, tsee Genesis.
III ... s .hs
t HuRsI GAL Ii siS 4s4-o Pennsylvsnis ave,
= and Iruptions on the skin thor, asHiy sasss
by 9 new and unsurpassed German system, ex-
ciudins all poisonous and auask Tsdieinss;
su7.a.. As2 St. between sth and ssh.
M Rs q. sAwYEa. Magnets. Besiioe and
aI6 street north, upon ali business Of Import:
no lyT DTsPAIa UNTIL roo HAvEsISN
sEeIlOws' Hall. He is successful when ali others
iAl su6-lu'
JAMES HUGHEs,
ATTORNEY AND OeUNSELLOR AT LAW,
VIII practice in the Supreme Court Of the Uni.
tee States. the Osnrt Of Claims, ANA the Courts Of
The business OF the Il, IN Of Hughes, Denver q
Ofhoe. go Pc. ave bet. 18th aud Iath SITS .na.s9
nR. EOE,
u 46~ 9Th street. between ID and e.
The most skillful and oldest established adyer
Csing Physic,an for the treatment ef rEMALE
ConPLAlHrs in the city. Ladies' ssfering from
Ir.guarlttes may repose the strictest confidence
Ia him. He usrautees q thorough cure. His fees
aIe moderate, and patients visiting enc but
tne Doctor. y26-d
NATHANIEL WILSON,
ATTORNEY
HAS REMOVED TO 30. 4O9 STREET,
my A-u NEAR 1TH
NBE HIGHEST DASH PAID FOR LADIES',
Cents, and Chidren's Cast on Clethioe
Boots. Shoes etc at 3. Q. HARTOGBNSIS AL
TN street, between and N. Amy order through
mail promptly attended %. de3 lys
DHILOSOPHY or AARkIA0D,
new course Of Lectures, as delivered at the
New York Museum OF Anatemy, embracing the
:-Hew TO live and what TO live for; Youth,
aturity and Old Age: Manhood generally re-
viewed; The cause Of Indigestion. astulence and
NeIyoas diseases accounted for; Marriage philo-
Pocket volumes containing these lectures Will
be forwarded to parties unable TO attend on re-
cetpt Of four stamps, by addressing sDCRETARY
New York Museum of Anatomy and Science, 81
broaaE N. New 1ork mall IL
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lbs. seHUMAN q DURAHp,

Y 1S5 W Pratt street, Baltimore, Nd.
May be consulted on al femsie .iOmp TAI az. and
Private Diseases Ladies and eeutieuec Who wish
10 consult physieian Of great skili snd en- De
viii d. well &c csn. Nervous Debility, &C j, sac-
eessfuliy treated Business strictly confidential.
AL letters must contain Q stamp. an IN
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It Is animated that the exuberant especial
telesrams" in the New York papers, concern.
ing the great boat race, did not come over the
cable-in other words, that the embroidery was
done in New York.
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D X 9 A l. f.
CHEAP SUBURBAN RESIDENOES.n


0pe of the finest and most delightfully."- located
subuTbsn Residences around washinRton-N
ares OF prime land IL acreB in wood; balance in
high state OF cultivation mostly I'm clover at
present The house is large, commcdious, aud
beautiful commanding fine view of Washi n ton
and the surrounding cities and towns. There are
ABOUT 500 hne, healthy. bearing fruit trees, ali
small frufts, shrubs and flowers in abundance
The house 10 surrounded ~ beautiful forest aud
choice domestic shade trees There is Q largo and
beautiful stable carriage house .wor .grsnsry
BE Of holding ten fons oSSy there Is :0 bsausi
m n! stIesm cfspripg cold waite. runnins through
been censtrueted. The iee-houe 10 close by The
price Of this lovely and valuable place IL Sl2 900
Eight acres beautifal and valu sble land, I'm
proved BY seven room frame house and all neces.
sary outbuildines There Is plenty of fruit trees
In bearing condition This property IL situated
on the Fourteenth street rosd about two miles
from Boundary street aud will a1ioin the bound.
ary OF the proposed Park. Price 81 coo For fur
T. DYER co,
ReAl Estate Agents,
C.rner Seven tn street and Louisiana ave.
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OFFICE DEpor ouAsrERxAsrER,

eFFlcE DEPOT CCARrERNASTER.
SoRAER OF tANP AND South STREKrS
NEW ORLEANS La, August u i.sa
referring 20 the sdverti, emelt from th,. az
,nsiuns propoeais for Bed kiv.r Traaspor,s,,e'
Oiddere are Informed that proposals ~, m N,
received for the required -port alton To- Dc
poao1, ss per scheduieD as well IS for the whS,
BY order % Brevet Briesdier General IRA
i n,yers' Chief Qusrtermsster Department of Lon.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and Assi.tsat b..
a.
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The General Synod Of the German Lutheran
Church will convene at Fort Wayne, Ind, on
Thursday next, september LIST. This synod Is
composed Of twenty OF the States, East, West,
North and Soath, and also part of the Canada
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FHEAAp9uAKraks Li0n posi-, No. 9

WASHINGTON, ID o., AuG. 81, 1853
Notice 10 hereby gwen members OF this Post IN At
special meeting Sili be held ut Grand Army Hsil ,
conner feDna avenue and llth street, on TU IS.
DAY, the 3lst instan {. at o clock D. N. Ali mem.
bers entitled TO grades under the ne reg al
not present will fOrfeft their memsershie By or.
der OF OHAS a BROWN Commander
II. q. JOHANNES, AdJutant. au 2S-ns
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nTyOR IHB FIN EST LIFE LIKE LIKE
US NEssEs. all sizes and styles, plain and
cOIorea, fI card to lite size also of living or dc
ceased friends, from old Dasuerreotypes or other
old pictures. made larger or smaller. plain or col
oTed. go TO WHITEH RsTS. 424-6 Pa ave .
bet. IA and 9Th SITS cheapest rst- class Galiery in
the Unittd States. Facilities upsur passed aas-3tT
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L 0RCELAIN PBRsERvIk0 KETTLES,
FRUIT OANe,
CEMENT FOB CANS.
II. I. GRR0ORY,
STOVE WAREkOOMS,
auH-lW 3SS Pa. ave-. near 7th street.

II. l. GREGORY,
32S Psnnsylvanis avenue,
euNlW near 7th street.
". N. q. A DINING sALOOH,
= tOk LADABe AND 0ENTLBMBH,
VIII be opened September LIST. tfrst class In eli
chri:ti.h Association, CO rner 9th and stFests,
fo! the accommodation Of the public. Meals q
breakfast, from ................... g TO II a. m.
gInhef, a '..'...'..-...-... II 70 . p. m.
Oysters in every style. Tin season. Ice Cream,
Fruits, Con nopies. = -
We are determined to mako this home for all :,
where al can Be accommodated. Our aim IL to
ere. 30 sss month, q Per sesi. o psr a.s Ne
chaDies win have every attsnuoa given % q to
aud Z e: HOSE lARLy, Proprissors.
NOrIoE or OOPA a..
IN ISOLATED Mr. II. b Dudley with us ia the
business of RkAL Estate and STOCK Bro
keRAGh, We ere prep area, IN counection there
With. TO prosecute ciai os against the Departments
accounts make cslieetios 90.
anss-ss HAysNNER, AIsTR0P 4 90.
II RooFIHe
Do you wish to have your building covered wish
good, substantial, and economical roof? II 20,
employ -,,v
the unrfvsled improved Bise and Water Proof
Felt Con position and Gravel 8oofer. whose work
the sO % 4 to sns q Gem ssOss bal;
prsyent dam pnes, from penetrating.
ROOFING PeLT always ON hand, and for sale
81 the once. 396 street, between 9Th and 7th
streets. Residence, $50 n, between Ith sad sch
streets. cum -sms
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EOR RkNT.-A HOUSE containing six rooms,
Il within two squares of the terminus of 9TH st
Iailr pad, south; rent SIS Enquire OF r. b
CLAIM corner AZ and III streets, Island. aug6 If
FOR SALE.Will be sold a bargain, the one
6upied BY \ Fendrich, ESQ. loca on the south
s,ae OF Wtst street GtorReoHn, D. g, aud near
front OF go feet Oh West street Fer te-ms &C .
apply to GEORGE WILMER, No. 469 9Th St ,
MsshinPton. ID q. anI innr
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MlIR0P0LIT0N RAILR0AD

nT SAM CGL PAAkSUN.
VG Jus rfCE OF THE 5EACE.
Once-222 IA street, bet. and u. aul4 lm
TDoNT FAIL To Thy Tax PEOPLES
CHOICE IMPROVED SODA.
NTH GRADUATED ICE. FROM TIE TWO
klUMPHs, with Frui; and Cream svrnps in
Glass Fountains kOLB BR THEIRS,
JJS0-Im may Building :" cor 7,h and SITS.
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n~THE T9Ue1 EES OF PUBLIC vCHOOLs
uS ior the FIRST DI5TRlCr viii issue tic cts
fer % mission TO the schools OF that district on
THUksDAY. FRIDAY. and SATURDAY SEP.
TENDER 2, and 4, at IA O'Clock p M, ct The
school house cor ner Of 18th street aud Pennsylya-
mia avenue, In the First Ward; aud at the school
house corner 18th and streets, OF posite Pou nd
~ Church y in the second Ward al 3Est
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Uno Cgty Amu.cmevts.

AT THE AOADEMY OF MUSIC ofenbaohs :
oper bop0e OF Orphee oV1 Eafer will be per
lHmed mis- evening. with Mad'lle TOttee,
mtssfs. Deere, Loduc, Lagriffbul, Duchetne.
0uidop, end Mad'iles Duolos, Rose, Tnoler. aud
others In the cast.
AT THE ARCH the comedy OF 4 Victim of
Circumstances and the drama of The C0rst;on
btothers Will be performed this evening.
On Mund ~ mex, Snakespeare's comedy OF
Much lido doou Nothing will be produced.
AT THE WALNUT John Broughems drama Of
The Emerald Ring will be performed this even
ing. with Mr.. aud Mrs. Barney Williams as
"MtRe" and "Maggio MacaTty"
AT THE CHEsNUT the G,lton troupe will
eppesr THE evening In Ofenbachs opera OF
RobinSon CsuSoe
AT THE AMERICAN the Japanese troupe will
appear thiReveDing.
Mr. NADIsoN OBREY will give musical en-
tertaiDment at the Assembly Building this
evening.
THE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA will give pub
lie reht al sal al horticultural Hall tomorrow
af ernooD.
THE ARABIAN NIGHTs' ENTERTAINMENT,
presenting a great variety OF attractive feR.
iures will com mence a. Concert Hall on THURS.
day evening. number of presents will be
distributed to the audience at each perform
ance.
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AN EXPLANATIONS

We are often asked why are not other RENE
dies In the market for Consumption, Coughs,
Colds, and other Pulmonary affections equal
to DR.. L. O. C. wIsHART's PINK FRBE TAR
CORDIALi We answer
i. 1t Cures-not by stopping cough, but by
loosening and assisting nature to throw of the
unhealthy matter collected sbout the throat
and bronchial tubes, causing irritation and
cough.
2. Most Throat and Lung Remedies are
composed of anodynes, which allay the cough
for awhile, but by their oonstringent effects,
the fbres become hardened, and the unhealthy
fluids cosgulate and are retained in the sys-
tenn, causing disease beyond the control OF
our most eminent physicians.
8. The Pine Tree Tar Cordial, with its
Assistants, are preferable, because they re-
move the CAUSE of irritation of the mucous
membrane and bronchial tubes, assist the
lupgs to act and throw of the unhealthy Sc
cretions, and purify the blood, thus scient.fcauy
making the cure perfect.
The truth OF which we have living witpesses
who were once given up to die.
Read the certificates subjoined, and call at
DR.. WlsHART'S GREAT FAMILY MRDI-
CINE STORB, and examine our file and %
and consult living testimonies, which are
more satisfactory than reading or hearing If
the wonderful cures of DR.. L. @. C. WISH
ARTS MEDICINES:-
READING, Pa.-DR. WIsHART-Dear Sir:-I
have been cured, as | believe, of Consumption.
by the use of your Pine Tree Tar Cordial. and
was SO very low, and had been sick so long
when commenced to use it, that had but
little confidence in anything. | had triad
many of the advertised medicines, as well as
the prescriptions of several eminent phvsi-
clans. fN'''
My symptoms were a dry, hacking cough.
which had had for several years. with niSft
sweats and frequent severe bleeding of the
lungs. l was 80 very weak that I could
attend to no business, and had pain almost
constantly through my breast and shoulders.
About four years ago my brother, who resides
in Philadelphia, told me he believed your
medicine would cure me, and commenced its
use. was aware that my disease had gone
so far that could not expect to be cured in
few days; but in a short time l felt much
tetter-so much SO that was able to attend
to my business; and, after continuing its use
for several months, / recovered NV health
and strength perfectly.
l am convinced that this Is not a mere
transient relief, but complete and permanent
cure, as have been gradually growing stronger
ever since, and l attribute it solely to your
Pine Tree Tar Cordial, for know that must
have gone to my grave years ago, il had not
used your great medicine. / would say to
those VINO are similarly afflicted, especially in
cases like mine, where the disease has run for
long time, that although cne bottle will
relieve, 1t will not effect cure; but BY perse
vering in its use, believe it will restore You
to health, if you are not beyond the powerI
medicine. MRS. L. S. SALLADE,
No. G5S Penn street, Reading, Pa.
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MEssRs WILLIAM wARNE s. Co-Messrs. Will
liam warne s. Co., the extensive wholesale dealers
in watches and Jewelry. late OF No. 80 S. Third
street, have removed to the s. T.. corner OF Seven
and Chestnut streets, where they will have increased
facilities for transactlpg their large and constantly
Increasing business. They have no connection.
directly or indirectly, with a ! house In Phila.
delphia and the wholesale age Is here for the
justly celebrated waltham Watches. a very large
assortment of which they keen constantly on hand,
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DIED..

BALL.-On the 2slh ultimo, JOHN NJ BALL, In the
4Ist year OF his age.
His relatives and friends Of the family, also the
Ualted States Engine Company. are respec.fo!y il-
Yited 20 attend the fdneral nom hs late residence
No s65 N. Tenlh street, on "wednesday after at
lo'clock. To proceed 70 Laurel Hill.
OHILDS.-On the Ist instant. SARAH CHILDS
widow OF Jonathan Chiids, formerly OF BHanchtoHn,
In her SD year.
The relatives and frends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral from the residence
Of her son-inaw, g. w. corner % Sixth ant Sprin G
Garden streets, on Thursday afternoon Re O'clock
Funeral TO proceed 10 Germantown.
CONRAD.-On Wednesday morning, the 9th
uIimO, az his late residence. MiddeL ,wn, Delaware
county near Media. Ny GEORGE w. CONRAD. in
the 44th year OF bis age son OF the late Matthew Con-
rad OF Philadelphia.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
20 attend his funeral. from his late residence, on
Thursday afternoon. the 4th instant, aG o'clock.
Caages viii be at the Media depot on arrival Of the
II A. M train from Philadelphia. sS
KELLEY.-On she 2S b uitimo, CAROLINE l. ,
youngeAt child OF William d. and Caroline B. Rel-
ley.
TYsON.-On the morning of February q, LIZZIE
T. MALONE, wife of Cornelius Tyson, aged 2s years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence
OF her husband No. 1000 N. Seventh street, on
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-02

AN OPENING FOR A GOOD BUSINESS FOR sALE.-
body of Limestone. fronting on the Plymouth
Railroad (latey rebuiiD branch OF the Norris own
Railroad two miles from Cons hohocken, in the y
mouth lime region.
water level.
A quarry of the best stone for the Philadelphia
market has just been opened, and there is kiln
on the premises.
From ten to twenty will be sold. For terms
and particulars address
J, NJ. ALBERTsoN,