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domestic AGTatrsI

John c. Breckinrdge was in Washington
yesterday.
The fire department of Reading paraded in
honor of Washington's Birthday.
The campaign against the Indians in Arl-
Zona is to be resumed with increased vigor.
The steamer Sacramento has sailed from
San Francisco for Panama with S95l,OOO in
bullion.
"A meeting of the officers of the late Army
OF the Potomac was held in New York yesterday.
-Wasbington's Birthday was yesterday more
generally observed in San Francisco than ever
before.
james Rogers respectable citizen of Man
chester, Va, was stabbed on Sunday night by
one Tom Willis.
Two men were killed, and three severely
injured, by the explosion OF blast near Fonda,
N. Y, yesterday.
Secretaries Schofeld and Welles. and At
torney General Evarts, had long interviews with
President johnson yesterday.
BY the premature discharge OF cannon at
Harrisburg yesterday, George Church and Mar
shall Quay each lost hand.
The Boys in Biue'' of Washington had
brilliant torchlight procession last night; they
were reviewed by General Grant.
--Rmlroad connection between Sacramento
and San Francisco will be completed in time
for the first through train over the Pacific
Railroad.
The bospitalities Of Baltimore were rendered
to A. j. yesterday. Our present President Will
accept the hospltalitles of The Monumental
CITY when he becomes our eX.President.
the Sci geantstArms of the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes yesterday arrested John A. Bel and
David w. Reese, prominent democratic polltl-
clans in the rural districts OF New York, Tor
refusing to aus Wer questions before the Con-
presslonal Investigating Committee.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

A N ORDIN ANCE
IA supplementary to an Ordinance Entitled
IAN Ordinance Regulating the Assessment
upon Property for the Construction OF Sewers"
Approved May IL, 1866.
Whereas The General Assembly of the State
of Pennsylvania did, by act approved March
80 1865 direct that all charges and rates TO be
made by the City of Philadelphia, for the con
struction of sewers, shall be liked from time to
time.
And whereas, The charge as fixed In ordi-
greater burthen upon thegeneral taxation than
is fair and just therefore,
Section l. The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That on
and after The date of this ordinance. ali bills
of assessment which shall be prepared against
properties fronting on sewers hereafter to be
built, shall be made out at the rate of one
dollar and fifty cents per foot linear of
frontage
Section q That so much of Section l of
Ordinance regulating the assessment upon
property for the construction of sewers"
approved May II, 1866, as fixes said assess
ment at one dollar and twenty-five cents per
foot linear OF front, be and the same is hereby
repealed rOrrre UAo>-rp
President pro tenn. OF Common Council
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIN,
Clerk OF Common Council.
WILLIAM 3. STOKLEY.
President of Select Council,
Approved this sixteenth day of February,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
1->'' DANIEL NJ FOX,
2l9 Mayor of Philadelphia
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Hebrew Charity Ball.

To The Editor Of The Evening Telegrdph:-
For the information of your readers and the
numerous contributors to the Hebrew Charity
Ball, | beg to state that the net receipts
amounted to S5l27'27, which sum the managers
OF the ball have directed to be distributed among
the following Hebrew charities, TO witt
Hebrew Relief Society, S1809O0
Jewish Hospital, 10000
Hebrew Fuel Society, 10000
Jewish Foster Home, 10000
Hebrew Education Society, 100000
Female Hebrew Benevolent Society, 1892
Ladies German Hebrew Benevolent So
ciety, 1872
Ladies' Hebrew Sewing Society, 1871
German Hebrew Sewing Society, 1878
Total, S5,127'27
Yours, respectfully, A. HART
Treasurer of the Hebre Charity Ball.
Philadelphia, Feb. %, 1869.
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MRMORANnA.

Steamer cham5erlsin, Lswgon. 2days from Nantl-
coke river with lumber to Collins d 90.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Pioneer, Catharine hence at Whining
tor: NJ, n. C.; yes,erasy; s,s 81
oul at Liverpool 9Th inst.
Brig Cherries Miller. GIIkey, for Philadelphia,
Brig J, W. DLsko Eaton; from Pensacola for Rene
dos as b. oxen 10th inst 60 miles of Tortugas
Brig John sardersOn, Coulter, hence at May aguea,
schr Ida May, Buck, arrived at Carupsno. vene
zuels Ztth Jan. ana was chartered to load sulphur
,schr, Frank Herbert, Crowell, for Philadelphia,
cleared AZ Boston Goth inst;
wgs seen l4th inst of Cane Lookout steering north
sshr from ST. Lucia G., d iSr Delswae y, Break
schr l. y. Tesker, Allen, cleared AT Savannah goth
schF Minnie, HUdson, cleared at Mobile 18th inst
scbT z. L. Adams. Robbins from Boston for Phila.
de pbis at Newport 2St9 M INST; ao,,o,,
echr Chester, kennedy, hence, at Halifax, n. s
'st schr Adde Ryerson. Hogghton for Philadelphia
Schr Rslph souder Wooster, at st. John, b.,
0sh lnst astsIn GtI tap' Crowe W. whdn Rob
inson; and Manantco, Cleypools' hence at Boston
schT VIM, s. Doughten, Tatem, for Philadelphia
sailed from Providence l9!H inst
NOTICE TO NAFIEERs
Isl osy OF January 1889 the following lights would be
fsa6shed 70 Isoiiiiste ne nsvigAon OF tne river
ne iowsf light me eHr ast NIFTY s3 OF the % geGa
OF Coat MeH is a nNtu % IeS'
Fbov 9 hIgh water. ana In clear weather should be
seen iIOn distance Of miles.
The Illuminating apparatus is dloptrlc
the Keepers house feet above the ground; position
lat AZ as 90 n, long. 3 O5 46 W, from GfeenWloh.
2 The upper light, bearing SW by W q W., f2l
wards from the lower light is hItd REQ light visible
through an arc IL degrees on each Sue or ABOVE
heaIing, elevated ISL feet above ngn WAFER ana "a
Gear wea her should be seen from distance OF es
The IlIum mating apparatus Is scatoptTlc. -
Ihe tower is square, built OF stone painted "hNe
aud lS feet hgh. ., a., - -. ,,oo,, A. = a.sAt,o
Gts on Roche de Ia Croix and BOdiC heights In line
nnd when near the first named Keep little - the
sdnbweEt in order to the TWO RED lights la line
WHICH, so kept, Will cad 70 the anchorage OF Coat
Mer: ordor w B, sHUBRICR, Chairman.
ueSssury Depsrtm ent Oftce Lighthouse Board, Wash
ington, d. O., Feb. 10, 1888.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

steamship Hunter, harding 86 hours from Provi.
Schr Eliza B. Emery, Young. from Providence vii n
ndse to LathbuEy WickershRm d Co.
Steamer Chamberlain, Lawson, DAYS from Nantl.
coke river, with lumber to Collins d Co.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
Hor addtltoraL Martr.e Ne,os see RYrgt Pace.

ALMANAC FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY,
Buzz MOON S ,....-,,,, %
SUN HlaES WATER. 81
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
JOS G. qtURB,
T.. A. SOUDER. c,o,,,,rr,,.,, - .,
GE BGH H.. BUZBY, SN'A-AA AH1 VI AhH AoNTH
GEORGE N, ALLEN,
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OOTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS, OF
~ ali numbers and brands, Tent, Awning, ana
WaRon-C Cover Duck.
Also, fPapeT Manufacturers Drier Felts, from
thirty Inches 10 beventysix inches wide Pauli, Rel
ing 6ail Twine. etc JOHN w. EVERMANt
Nc. l0S CHURCH stEeet CIV nt0re4i
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~ 4
h Approving the Sureties of Alfred Gentry,
Receiver ofTaxes of the TWenty-Thlrd Ward.
CoGnclls OF the City of Philadelphia That
Joseph NJ. Barnes, William b. Comfy, j. Watts
Barnes and Thomas Nj. Fetter are hereby ap-
proved as the sureties of Alfred Gentry, Re-
ceiyer of Taxes Tor the Twenty.third ward; and
the City Solicitor is hereby directed to nave
bond with a warrant of attorney prepared for
said parties to execute, and cause a judgment to
be entered thereon; and further, TO hle certln.
Gates OF record that the lien OF Inc Judgment
entered in pursuance of said warrant of attor-
ney shall only operate against the respective
properties submitted to the Committee on
Finance by the said. sureLies-that is to say,
that the lien of the judgment against Joseph
M. Barnes shall only operate OF and against
the northeast corner OF Welch road and Main
street, in Bus Teton, Twenty third ward. That
the lien OF judgment against William b. Comfy
shall only operate on ana against certain lot
or piece of land, with the dwelllng-houses and
barns thereon erected, situate on Welch road,
in the TWenty-third ward. That the lien OF
the Judgment against j. Watts Barnes shall
only operate on and against certain lot or
piece OF ground, with the dwelling house and
bindings thereon erected, situated on Verree
road, in the Twenty third ward. Ihat the ilen
OF the Judgment nj agdIhsS g3d sgainst Certain lot or
Niece CT ground, with the hotel property thereon
erected, situate on Main street, in Bustloton,
A"en'' ''niiU "'iN' LOUIS WAGNER,
President pro tenn. OF Common Council
Clerk of Common Council.
President of Select Council.
Approved this thirteenth day of February,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred ana
siA'S'N'D0 '1'' - ''''' DANIEL NJ. FOX,
2I9 Mayor of Philadelpna.
An ORDI n A n Q E
"A To Pay a Claim Of Joseph d. Maull for the
Construction of Sewer on the liu6 OF sixth
Street, from Reed Street to Tasker Street.
Section /. The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That
the sum OF one hundred and ninety.two dsllars
and twenty.tiv cents be and the same is hereby
appropriated to pay the claim OF Joseph ID.
MauIl, for the construction of the sewer on the
line OF Sixth street, from Reed street to Tas-
ker street; and the Chief Commissioner of
Highways is hereby authorized 10 draw war
rant for the same, in conformity with existing
ordinances. - - -
LOUIS WAGNER
President pro tenn, OF Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIN,
Clerk OF Common Council.
WILLIAM 4. BTOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this sixteenth day of February
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
DANIEL NJ. FOX,
2J9 Mayor Of Philadelphia.
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DR. KINKELIN, AFTER A RESIDENCE
u and practice of thirty years NJ the Northwest
corner of Third and Union streets, has lately re-
moved TO South ELEVENTH Street, between MAR.
AIS superiority in the prompt and perfect cure Of
All recent chronic, local And constitutional anec.
uons OF . special nature, is proverbial.
Diseases OF the skin, appearing In q hundred diff
weakness, and all nervous debilities scientifically
and successfully reAtsA Ornos hours from A. II
TO tp,h
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DHILOS OSOPHY OF MARRIAG
i A new Course OF Lectures. as delivered at the
subje cis;-HOw 10 Live and Whist TO Live for;
Youth, Maturity, and old Ages Manhood Generally
Nervous Diseases Accounted For Marriage Philo-
sophcally Considered, etc. etc, Pocket volumes con.
taining these Lectures viii be forwarded post paid
on receipt of 20 cents, by Addresslnk w. A. LEARY.
JR,, IS. e. corner OF FIFTH and WA&N UT Streeta'
Philadelphia
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HABL SENTZ' AND MARK HASSLER'B Or
~ CHEsTRA MAT!NEks, GYhRY SATURDAY
81 80 L. NJ, IN nj MUSlCAL FUND HALL. Single Ad.
mission, SO Package OF tickets, e. at Bonersl
No. llO2 CHESNUT St. and at The Door. I114u
, 1869-06-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
NTICKEEH THEATRE

The Boston Conniqne PantouEnc Troupe have
made cecsded hit In this city. Certainly the per-
formanee Throughout Is full Of merit and the pan
ton1inc portion Keeps the houzc In = roar. A
matinee VIII he EIten this afternoon, s1d the
troupe will play during the week
THE OPERA N0CSE.
There Ia no change to notice In the programme,
- the |'FoItJ Thieves" mud the concnn!taat at-
fractions Will held the boards until further notice.
The attendance taN c.ealng vas Iair.
pHAEB1KN THEATRE
"T1e T1cketoE-Lc1Te Mans Vile" promises to
be as popular 1s the man himself. There Hxs 4
fall house last evening to enjoy m Interesting
drama, we'll mounted aad neatly rl1yeL The
piece viii be given at The matinee Today, and
through tho week.
WOODS XCsECL
TIE attendance w8s sIm last evening ATtms
and Tide" n as pls!td- TIE performance was no
great shakes TIC piece viii te presented this
evening, and ut the matinee
TEE orkIkI7c CONCERTS.
Fricnoll's troupe will eve two concerts at Far
well HalI-one on TEursuay, and the oihcf on Fri
day OF Tits week. The hugh character OF this
troaEe need not be 1c!d. md the entertainments
will doubtless be WORTHY OF Its past record
.... CNINN TATK CDNCEkT.
The Great Western Light Guard Band, under
the leadership oi the accomplished Mr.. Sa7s NIll
give concert At = O'Clock tAls Afternoon, Ut tnloa
PArk- A choice TIosFamme Is offered
Ok1rCEfp 1EHKlNsAt-
The members OF tho g1stoTfo CaofEs arc re-
qucstel to meet for rr1cStce and transaction Of
Important busness, al 8 O'Clock this evening, Al
EMN ell Hall
, 1869-06-16

re1n Of wntekey, ~ert before United s,atea CON.
missioner lioJne yesterday, charged with not hag.
taf = 1eompo1ndsrs' licentc- They were each held
10 baA for q further hearing to-uaJ.
fEEESnAY FORENOON txo hoya Josepn yron.
man and AllEt Keller, and yca1s Old respect
isely ~cIn Hlayne wish d gun 1T M II G1ovc
sbe Me,e n tne banda Of the little bor Kcl-
IN the neck and left shoulder Of tne o,aer iad'
Inc in}G11es n1t net dangerous
The FOLLOWING uaor.aasy suumarY III senortea
ntCotoEsr cleases. Of Cook Count1, and reveals !
cinttJ. tlIce December lit there haye hcca o.
uelibefale suicides: OF these II were Gernoans:
nnr5pc ~ 1atn; aCaaadtsna and I EuglIsh.
E1ErlerA e1 s'N1'0
NEtIE NHHk, courtezao. made The acuua!nt,
anee Of chap from the country, named Richard
=; muipo!' on Meus street. last evening" iastcd him
something fhc stole NJ his money-slA He ha6
ncf alfested, and she win haze q bearing al thc
AhosJ this morning.
TEE FIRST musical examination OF the term In
Primary schools will be hell Ut .ciock this fo,,e
coon IN the Elm Street school, corner oI stase
and @ Eim stsee:a Al pcssons interested aso IN
By sfE. .. Dhackuap, teacher Of singing n ri.
malJ schools f'F
ROGET Johnson picked the pocket OF lady
~ the michigan Southern Depot, last evening, Of
captured. and the pocket-hoox found on hiu'
Ing. >''11 A''' ~
MiJoR GENERAL HA111ex and lady, Colonel R,
san Francisco On "wednesday tas;, and rcached
Chicago yesterday afternoon. The gentlemen are
At the Sherman House General Hsiccs is aooat
70 take command OF the Department Of the South
wagon al the North Side Gas works. Wns thrown
from 1he Wngon By sudden movement OF the
ho1ae1- The wheels passed owe, both Of his iega
which were badly crushed.
, 1869-06-16

u; IS a;s sal so se$ss1 Wv .s ''"s' a'fas'n'
.s;s q; ~. s,9 ID; -, - ',ss ''' CON-
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(: PER1 % ..f & fhfs
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MT1IE-Fftnr:,s sa!es II asc: holder, a.x.as s4e
L. lsse i7s aslrd not 1aueh ia11!s7. B.ean
ta2 FRI e:t ,.fs s - "a eeS: f.. .s n s
ITS isss: ;; H.a :.is: 10oted hs4a Nc asa La Ss
zEtr,n; ftc!h, @9sse
hess1ns3i I; 1 il Money ..bt H.sh,o.. s,n
C1KYul1p, Jupe ia-RnxAps1rrs-r1 prL-..
low ed vrIy tTtSa!ar. Wheat-SIes1 ear Ma I'd
or yellow II r: e.I ~ mt1 Cd i dc: e.T No
M ne hid i sM io1 Il. i "a d ~. ~ :
- cux..
, 1869-06-16
THE PoLicE COURTS.
ARAoRr copa:


nx,xpxa At ths kz1ar hr,net GeTHr. pI},s. c,,..
1r,n es ~ NaS .. j. Iot.eE CuuiL eslerday
pmsonces Es1 eenasr ehhn LIST ns T.
~ -rni wttt ,,,ne 1uss s =, MnoL $1,000
dnet seu "AA' vi 11Ael1''tes aau olAotue'V COZ
o.NH1xx, s7r1pr,r ,vo,x r.sur. ,.n,,. ,-,,,
~, * t,,,n, sesl ,eSase Sss VILLA
s 1 ~ tuasus, VIZ ap 1or alsoruellS con-
uuet} NJ W. sJacasu ~ w, nIs " Ply. ves,,
1,..ss ~ .ss.;stn, pMtns. eH S4t1tan au1 SINUS
ian @ ~. s, l,ots M utat hos ~ bius -.
~ ~ SM m ~ e,s ua5s a3o were eacn nea
''4 pWter' - - IN N.Y. " $i or
,r,1.a ~ h hna ~ - n, t " as1aH !tleoos
s1H ~ IT, &c ~, .ha ~ " on elis sttec!
1ancn ~ -, ee.t5 e SIosa ~. tae ot-
acnns,ntsnca ~ " ~. .a'T ta u nfnes nh Ok mAe
- ~ tin norn "Ao ne'e 'ooua WIZ taeu1+ aanu'
roSs1ne,vr f,ox,,nz,.o, =, ,.,.
push. Tas 1nri t10sI NAs' naoaeo baly
El,vn - SwrnrSs, stye IA TIM
or-co,, r. ~ ~ .an sStfSs " esesy cnlek-
~ sNtsP - s1u az . n,ek'-nsnuta. unassH1-
tTn- si ~ - aestesaay ne Mas
ata's ees ,I,n w. WIN asea4n1
nnrd 4 90 "e'' "ao luz "e oaeaee WAS
IL. EruaA1a. dealer In clothing at M ss7
st,,c st1eef IN dIsortSIiv eanGucI ~ ~ III 20.
small hov ~ ava Z. o'A1 =" A''ss
WA nyxrN-n r,S ~ ,rdtr,s,., l,o- - ~.
E.,i. fr t.t,in1 ~, ar.o Anomu - soun
t,2a ~ HuanE ~ saao1s Sssess " Lae sileetA
mds ~ It ~ eysHint ~, nN soIooln n tnc
rt1t ,,, ~ tens ie VI 'ae ~ 70 tae
e,%"S,ep rts eGan w ~, ~ ~ ~ SnolI 70
Ieek t ~. ~ eo'ooAao' oos ene onee1 " ~ LOO
- SmmrIot-s f,u.p,crrp nsnA6 1,znonr.
, 1869-06-16
Thn HntcoclS Erttnrr;xs,cr

On the 9Th OF Junc last, one ui lnose Ores rsuas-
II 50 disastrous 10 Email tcHi.s. t.rsc ont al Fo4
Atkinson Wis The alarm t:c! Sounded ahoat IL
o'clock nj night anil Eis.s Of thicS sUoic were
seen 10 issuc frau tho rca- Of the hz''di1s occc'
Fled by Mr. JAeoa Gort1 rs liart:TaIe ssa.e-
Fett, naIely. .r. ", F, Chrner, general aSeat fog
the Nalrcck Fire Ixt!ngulshc-, h,7pi net 70 D. n
1hc r, and, with maeh ,a'tp!iity: le nolntc
the rocf uf tie haTutnx l'1t'}ns- and be a' 70 a'
1ncd. The general verdict Q: the ersEi o. ~
ftahdeEx WIG, that to tbs D1'co:k Ftte ESaa:
Enlsher iS due the credit Gf ELF!lI cSt1nEallf1
what Threatened 10 be destructive cood1gfa
, 1869-06-16
Tho Land Sa1e To-Day.

The great land sale, ennnrnclng tue whole Of The
choice property belonging to the Seymour and
Price cststef, occurs today. at 10 O'Clock, Al the
eale rooms Of William l. Buffers i Co, s, :, . and
II Randolph street. Although the sale has becu
widely advertised, the nokt ample accom- 1odA-
tons hare bttn provided for all who attend
Pats, maps and full Information will he furnished
EYsyiopk 10 the sale.
, 1869-06-16

Awarded to r AcC!eilant
For the supply and erection Of lamps snd lamp
posts complete, B. Il. Mason bid f&4o for lamps:
Cuter, 1lnse Co, 445o for lanps; J. X. Ruttls,
t25 for lamp posts compfetes A. II. Billings, rs
for lamp posts complete
The contract Tor painting Rnd glazing the new
CITY DndeNei1 WA awarded 10 Clancy, webb /
Co, 1t 11sTY y
, 1869-06-16

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, 1869-06-16

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
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cG,r.t r;t s's Is 81 e. I old; Z: =: = q fus new,
Ll7Enroo1- jung is-1.npm
Sst q, a5 "a IL Tt,s xss.i white wheat
49,. LIvEapoe1. June lszEvenla1
I'd I'd ses y co w.hes e
aa, Ts,te d9 S : - :. d
s'sa q I sI' q .of asi o e1t os, es
sf1sA fe;isten,-Ps.f o. sat 4: =, Beef ~ Lard am - NJ
chee,e, -. Bason. O.
,ranor. ~ ue.erd OF, es, - sassf d1@. asa.
ehesttr market quart-
The Live stack 3larkcts.
A1nAxI.
6pccfsl Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune
albany, n Y jane IL.
prs Iii X ne best - sa,es reef1ed -efe
e1er7l = ,o,ss 3 e neoi' ssrEa avs,sslRs f[om :o
"a z: sss G. so; s's: T.
as s II IL - St. T. Es.
XIV 1oHk
6pceL Deer.teh to Tht Chicago Tribune.
Ill =. haea9s @ 1Sas ssss Z md
;s s:5 =, sTsf Il ssa sf .hs :.sst
eiens Snf :. ss1s ea and 'e ' ".' done
.Hee.irs ~: duti common to eh ec SKA
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, 1869-06-16
suaRn Of PUBLIC NuRKs.

OpcnInE Of bids for Street improvements
and Erection Of LIMP Pests.
The following proposals. for ttreet improvements
were yesterday received and opened al the ONCE
Of the Boar. Of Public Works:
For curolng and paving Madison street, from
State street To The riyer.
, 1869-06-16

sicn The wortsncps Of the Boston proy1dence
haiInAd Werc easeu BY the extlsxui:her very n.
cfEt!J. The FeAec Jabllcr premises q. Eost,u
vi. pe .ulnsheo wah no less than nfty cxtIn-
, 1869-06-16
Aflrchuny CnCftF Marker.

pr1-snCR6H. June 13.-Tbc Allegheny cattle markc.
Is dnL OfrrtDey s1uounted to 700 head rrr-s trnd
dowward: tae016sc fos prime to extra 30 foi
Eord 10 Nrturn; GhNa $50 for fteckera.
sHEAE,Pascs :, anshanssd: !. oaeHns.; In" lead
Ho6s-But t!stle doing. light 10 Prime heavy AYR
xSea AS - SCtN II. % Tor srtAA
, 1869-06-16

Lnko aud Cnunt Trnde.-No bont
Piled with stock ofDoo!ey q Baking Powder 1t Is
the only pure and reliable article Of the lind In
maEket for making fight, nutritious rolls biscuits,
~atIles, Ac. Always ready, nnd the most ecouo,u-
cal Us one pound Will Last longer than two OF anJ
other IN use- For sale In packages to auls bJ
, 1869-06-16

Juniper Tar soap-la n certn.u
cure for chapped hands and al rougtucas or GIita-
ton OF the skin. eczema, rtngworm. sallrheum
the skln soft and smooth. Manufactured hy Gu.
well, Hazard Co, New York. Sold BY Mi drug
, 1869-06-16

Not fnith1eAs, but believing, that
Dpctor Seth AruGsds Da,san will cure M bowl
complaints. II Is perfectly safe and most etuca-
ctous medicine, and Is warranted superior 70 any
otner remedy OF Its kind offered to the public
Take It and be cured.
, 1869-06-16

California Wtness - All persons
wishing pure California wines and brandles will
0nd the choicest article In tho city at le3 South
CiaIk-st These Wines are nsed and recommended
by the best ply yslctsna In the city.
, 1869-06-16
The Produce .nzrkcta.

CnmhrjdKe Live Stock Market.
ctNnss.rar, Juuc A-Reet C.tt1e-Hetcipss, Is:
quickly dy1rstd Ct II unehsnkt3 price4
Shetp and LAnha-ReeeiptA, 4IH{. aa1e4 At +114c
, 1869-06-16

New YaR1. June i5,Dty eoods market quiet. stta.y
taner a:vanec of e Hollow ~ ble.ehed
lp.-etena " to Ete The weolen trade IL taaeuii
etyscs heavy goods moving mote freely st law fases
, 1869-06-16

Doctor Seth Arnolds4 EInlanm cho1.
England than nny other manufactured medicine
for bowel complaints 1t has repeatedly cured
when regular physician has given up tho case as
hopeleRs, II viii cure.
, 1869-06-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Old ncwspnpers, In good 0rder-not
torn or t1uttlatea-fof sale al TH1BCNK o(1ce At 10
cents DeY tGO,
, 1869-06-16

D;.elo-ct--DartI xc:natlslt Of ChicsSa
T1peze liz, n TSrs.fts~,-Chaf;~-s ". Ataeh. OF
Chicago tI1,sount1rs Iroc ,ezltnc>
-4,.;u@fuf:r rn-tsebrEr II. Merton. o. ChtcA1o,
yitcrut Rcifsn;t-T CT Cietr1. Cook County, ].
Lewis Sc1 zee, vi CAlsaGa, William A. Fo1bero2.
Ct CftceRr.
EmtiL n .atil. tur H:.eLtrx@onn NJ N2}-
i.er, Of Ale..st,: Peter cassidy, OF Chlc12o
.Lavt 81 Al =, for Uis,tsr1-D1yid Campbell,
G3 ANnsi. Ii huih (oILty-
Georgr M:,sn,, 1t ie,aai LasaiIe Csa1ts.
,OIi-sisstn I. !ts>h-,ro+-FFauE E Higgins, Of
, 1869-06-16

nssed &c %g P!n qissE p.s i
It lss South Clark street Pr1Tnte roons for
1HtfeS.