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Various Items.

WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY 1.-THE Ways
and Means Committee this morning con-
sidered the proposition to extend whiskey
bonds to three years, and the memorial OF
the New Orleans Chamber Of Commerce
against any change in the tariff on sugar.
The revenue receipts to-day were $780,
900.
The District Of Columbia is included IN
General Canby's military department.
The President accepts the resignation Of
Clarke, assessor of the first Georgia dis
trict, and nominates c. 7. Watson for the
vacancy.
The Senate Judiciary Committee reported
favorably on the nominations of Judges
Strong and Bradley by one majority. NO
action was taken On the report.
The plan of trying contested election
cases by drawing q committee or Jury from
the House waa deferred on motion to aus-
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NASWELL HAZARD & CO.'S
~ PREPARATIONS.

GASWELL HAZARD & CO.'S
~ PREPARATIONS.
FERRO-P HOSPH ORA TED E III XIR
OF CALISAYA BARK.
This beautiful ambcr-colored cordial Is agreea-
BILE to the taste, acceptable to the most delicate
stomach, has given universal satisfaction wher-
ever introduced, and is prescribed by the Inost
eminent physicians In all cases where pleasant
and efica cious tonic Is required.
FERRO-PH0SPHORATE ELIXIR OF
CALIsAYA WITH BISMUTH,
adapted especially TO gastric difficulties.
FERRO-P HOSPHORATE ED ELIXIR
CALISAYA WITH STRTCHEIA.
COD LIVER OIL; COD LIVER OIL WITH
IODINE, BROWNIE, AND PHOSPHORUS;
COD LIVER GIL WITH IOD1DE OF IRON.
AMMONIA CITRATE-BISMUTH,
an inestimable remedy fer difficult digestion.
acidity OF the stomach, nausea, and diarrh1a.
JUNIPER TAR SOAP,
a very efficient remedy for cntaneous affections
ELIXIR LUPUL1NE, HYDRATE OF
CHLORAL, and
ABSENTEE OF STRYCHNlA.
The trade supplied at manufacturers prices by
THOMAS II. HAZARD, Sole Agent,
fe7 Franklin street corner Fourth.
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Foreign N1arkets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign Markets-IBY TELEGRAPHJ.
LONDON, February 4-Noon.-Consols, e2s.
United States bonds, S7f.
PARIS. February N.-Bourse opened dull /;
rentes, 73f. zoe. ....
LIVERPOOL. February IA oon.-Cotton steady
uplands. lad. Orleans, HID. estimated sales.
10, 900 bales. Shipments Of cotton from Bombay
to February 70 since last report WERE 400 bales.
Cheese. T!s. cd. Lard andPork doll.
LIVERPOOL, February ID EreniT.q. - Cotton
quiet; uplands, HID. Orleans. ll9d.: sales,
10, 600 bales. including 1000 for speculation and
import. Breadstuff5 firm. ..r ~
HAVANA. February A.--Sugars slightly nd.
vanced with q better feeling. Stock at Havana
and Matanzas 240, 900 boxes. III
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Cuba.

New YORK, February l4.-Orders have
been received from Washington to clear the
docks here for the repair of the Spanish
iron-clads.
Three steamers left here this week with
arms for the Cuban insurgents.
The Cuban Junta reports that the insur-
gents have defeated General Gozence, who
retreated into Principe.
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TELEGRApHro NEWS.
new York stoock a,,ss money mars.e,

NeW aorA STOCK anu Money Market
NEW YORK, Februsry l4-Eoon.-Stocks nrmer
Money easy Mt sTs per cent. Sterling Exchange
Long, 1851; short, iooA. Gold, Ilni. 5-2o's, ,sa
llAs. Tennessee e's-Ex coupons, 81: new, ssh
Virginia ss-Fx-conpons, s7a new, $50. Louisl
sna o's-New. 7os: levee e's, II: s's IS. Alnbami
s's, d; s's, Gig. Georgia as, sls 7's, %. NORTH
Carolina s's--nld. i8t: new, 25s, South Carolins
6,s-Old, 81; new. 80.
Erenfng.--Moncy easy at Ago per cent. ster,
ling dull al los. Gold stronger at ll9l3lIpf. Go
vernments steady. Southern securities active nnt
weaker on new Tennessee s's and strong on the
balance of the list.
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Editor Forbidden to Enter a
LegiafafHre.

New ORLEANS, February IA resolu-
ton was introduced in the Legislature to-
lay forbidding E. L. Jewell, of the Com
mercial Bulletin, to enter the House of Re-
representatives.. The cause alleged for this
order is Mr.. JEWELS language regarding
the political course of member.
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

MY STOCK OF BOOTS ANDa..
w SHOES Is very much improved by AssA-
fresh supplies and am prepared to furnish FSss
gentlemen, ladies, and children, with all suitable
Snd desirable articles In my line at very reduced
prices. WIN. J.. G.. GARSETT,
ia l9--lm $40 Broad street.
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STEAMERS.

DHILADELPHIA, RICH leSas
i MOND AND NORFOLK Nf-sssallsassssse
4 W K.-Steamers n OR + ok, J. w.
EVERMhN, and J. s. GREEN, composing this
line, will leave Richmond every MONDAY and
DAY and SATURDAY. alternately. Freights
taken for Norfolk at moderate rates. Passage 10
Philadelphia, including meals and stateroom, IS.
W. 2. PORTER,
a gent at Richmond,
Office No. 2425 Dock street.
WiI. p. CLYDE 6 CO., ......-
Agents at Philadelphia,
0Glces No. Il South wharves,
frlJ and No. Ii North wharves.
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Foreign News.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
PARIS, February l4.-Henri Rochefort
is not permitted to see his friends while
undergoing his imprisonment.
The Corps Legislatif has refused to hear
a proposition to impeach the Ministry.
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San Francisco, February l4.-Twoslight
earthquakes were felt here last night.
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4 bill passed by the California Lesisia-.
ture awarding damages to the publishers OF
. secession paper in Vidalin has been Ve-
toed by the Governor.
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HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE.

100 MULES.-Just received, q 81
lBO lot OF 100 young brcke and I'M GsgS9VY
broke KENTUCKY MULES. For sale tSAT
at Exchange Livery Stables, Franklin ssn.-=sSHz
street. Richmond.
fe l2-lw JOHN Is. D2 VIC.
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bend the rules to consider H--Yeas, 7s.
usys, l04. 8
The Supreme Court to-day decided
against McGarrahan in the great New be
ria quicksilver case.
Tho President has appointed William T.
Price postmaster at Augusta, Ga.
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SMALLPOX I'm New xork-poritscaI.

New YORK, February l4.-General Nc
Clellan has been rendered the first and
General Hancock the second Office in the
"Grand Army of the Constitution
The smallpox has abated here.
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tie Assistant Su rGeOn van
willis,
The Steamer. Triumph.

General Tate, late Haytien Minister, in
forms the Navy Department that he had not
heard of the steamer Triumph, formerly
the Confederate iron-clad Atlanta, since
she sailed for Philadelphia from Port-au-
Prince. This vessel was purchased by GEN
eral Tote from the Haytien Government for
some parties who had previously purchased
her for the Secretary of the Navy. Nc
news received at the Navy Department in
relation to her. WALLACE.
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NTOTICE.-The undersigned gives notice
~ that he has been appointed Special Master
by the circuit court Of the United States Tor inc
ct ais IS. The Farmers Bank OF Virginia ct ats:
to take account Of all outstanding dc5ts ana
claims against the, Farmers bank Of ilrslnla
which have not been heretofore reported and
allowed by the Master In said cause and the mr.
dcraiyncd further gives notice to all concerned
that all such debts and claims not presented ana
prov c,i before him before the lsT DAY or APRlL
NEXT shall be excluded, and not entitled TO share
in the assets OF said bank by the decree entered IN
said cause February LIST, 1870 by said circuit court.
JOHN JOHNS, JR.,
Special Master.
state J0uIu0t copy fe S--2t2w6w
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Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, February II, 18IU.
The following is an abstract of the seve-
raj items embraced in the reports of the
national Banks of Virginia, made in pur-
suance of the circular from Comptroller
Hulburd of the 25th ultimo, requiring q
statement of their condition as showed by
the books at the close of business on Satur'
day the 22d day Of January, 1870:
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REplXNlNG BANK NoTES.-WoTk in the
o7lce Of the Comptroller OF the Currency
A,s increased considerably within q few
months particularly III the Redemption dl-
vision Of that bureau, owing 10 the rapldIty
rith which national bank notes which have
hcen worn ont and become mu,ilatcd by use
are being sent to the department for re-
slemption. Frequently hundred packages
%. mutiuted notes are received daily at
that Office.
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The ExoDrs.-The negro exodus from
this section continues. On Saturday about
$50 left here on the Tennessee cars for the
South.-Lmchbrg Se,os.
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CITY AUDITORS GFFIcE
RICHMOND. VA, January III 1870.
OWNERS OF CARTS. WAC 0NS,
ODRAYS, OMNiBUS5Es. HACKS, and all
oIher wheeled vehicles drawn by horses OF mules u
AIRY 3isT,, 1870, aud are required 70 renew TIE
saIne for 1870 dur,ng tia frst tesn days IN
RUARY NEXT, Oh be subjected to the penalties
imposed by ordinance. nrpnrcE
IS s5-d,l3Fsh City Auditor.
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TnE IxcoME TAx.--The Ways and Means
Committee on Saturday dismissed the tax
~ incomes. The sentimen, is against the
repcal Of the tax. hut reduction to per
,a;t. and MI increase Of amount exempted
: favored.
The committee will report in favor of cz-
,,oiiu. tEc tIIac for taking whiskcy out OF
FOND "a three wears. hut imposing m add
,ionai tax on all whiskcyy remaining in bond
after orc ycar.-Data IN Baltimore Amer'-
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DOWHATAN STEAMBOATHaIs
I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1ATEtSSSs334assssE.
OF MARYLAND and PETERSBURG.-Chcap
Boston, and the West. Tri-weeky line TO Baltl-
moro. making close connections with steamers to
Philadelphia. No tranShipment Of goods be.
tween Richmond and Baltimore. Leave Balti.
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SA
TURDAY. Leave Richmond every MONDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day up TO g O'Clock Z. NJ !,
except Saturday, and on Saturday up to O'Clock
L. NJ.
See daily advertisement for hour of sailing.
These steamers have excellent caIoon, siatcroom,
anil passenger accommodations Fare. 81 meals
and stateroom extra. For freight or passage, ap-
uARyEYS K WILLIAMS, Agents,
frl5 Commercial Block.
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SALOON. - Gentle
I'll men wishing to get their HAIR CUT In the
latest and most approved style we would ADVISE 70
cali st the HAIR-CUTTING. SHAVING, Sd 81
of HOBSON & SCOTT,
Practical Hair-CGtters,
Sharer's Building (basemens), above posi- ONES.
p. 2. Lasies and children waited on az .heir
homes. = &c v
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The Bing-Genernl Ewell-Heavy
RN1oharv

KObDery.
New ORLEANS, February 14.-Gallagher
whipped Curley to-day in nineteen rounds.
General Ewell is at the St. Charles Hotel.
A safe in the residence of Mr.. J. s.
Clark was blown open last night and robbed
of 800, 900.
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New Senators to be Elected by
GnNv>spfn

ATLANTA, February 1.-THE Legislature
to-day adopted joint resolution to elect
tomorrow United States senators for the
terms ending March 18th, 1871, 1873, and
1877
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WILLIAM c. DUNHAM & CO.,
w AND S G9Maissro sstt MEheaANrs
coRT5E MS w asp s4EyESSH soT
FOR NEW YORK. Sf&ss
OLD nonIE En2s. STEAMSHIP E $1,000 $1,000
The spIend;s new s!de-wheeI steamships IsA x4
MARLE. and HATTERAs. leave New York fel
DAY. THURsDAY, and SATURDAY at 'eIoei
=. y. LeaSe RICHMOND ~ s syery TUESDAY, FRI
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
| saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommods.
TONS and attention: are
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT A QUAR-.
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the offices OF thit
n. L. McCsEADY, President, 1877 Greenwich
''reet W HfT H9sf; q. DUsHAm CO., Agents,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
FOB LIVERPOOL d AHR <sfsa
INhIAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, sA1LYNG
f"o AND ID ALTRRNATE FuEsDEYs.
RATES 4st e P Fay ~ Soa
L'Vefp00sH esraGs PsysSis II currency " .
P PSeIpGS By TUESDAY VIA HALIFAX
Liverpool or Queenstown tgold)......s 80 80 @ @
T. a gebn,s f. BY branch steamer igoid. 20
IeeraJe, Payable in Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. 90 es
si gnIns Il. f.. By branch steamer. 80 ~
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, anc
! the Continent. st moderate rates.
ot sSs .ur'heJ Jo a1Gs~ G. Sale, Agent
WILLIAM z z. i pGNHAM &. { CO., Agenss.
| NATIONAL LINE. -.
ea sifsmf at o ofTfEEEsssToWN,
gsr 4 North river 14 every cry satg HFdtaHyV;gr1A
P PEShhSB FEIhHsSSts1A f EGGfsiAsA
| CABIN passage 800 aud Sls, currency
| Storage passage, $50. currency:
steeragc tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown
| Sa7, In currency. r,.,,,rv pot.
sscrags passage from An anr,enc ham0s nov
the 0 co lnry g BrosdSay, T. W. J. HURST,
"'nA WILLIAM !. @. DUNHAM& CO., Agents.
STEAM ho IL SEhESRW AND &sfsS
THE ANCHOR LINE. 500.
FaToEite Clyde-buIlt passenger steamers are In.
tended Ten eo t to ssil EVERY SATURDAY from pie'
Is OF PhsaG + n
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow. or Derry, go ane
Excursion tickets, good FOR twelve months, stsa
steerase to Glasgow Or Derry, $50; Intermediate
asss
praf,s issued payable At any BANK il ie Great Brs
tain. 100 ..-, ss,ss.y s.s-4s
Esz q Nh Basins a 3 aE
pHHs0WS hhDIhaah {: G D5GtssnAm Co Agents.
aus
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CAxpr STILL RlslNG.-ln addition to the
States Of Virginia, West Virginia, Mary
land. North ana South Carolina, designated
ns the Department Of Virginia, the Presi-
len, on Saturday directed that the District
q Columbia should be transferred from the
department Of the East. under the COM
uand Of General Mcdowell, to the Depart
ment Of Virginia. under the command of
general Candy.
IoLuRED ClELS IN THE GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OTr!CE.-0n account Of the ne
cr,Sity for increased facilities for ruling
'aper Il; the Government printing Office,
lyur new machines have just been erected,
and j. il understood that Superintendent
rlapp proposes TO work them with colored
women. Already two colOrcd females have
entered upon their duties, and two or more
viii soon he cmpioyel.-StAr.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

Tn, F,rrErNTH AaENrMEST.--H is ex-
...,,e1 that tho President will issue a pro.
lTnm,t;on next Saturday proclsiming the
,a,;fcation Of tic hf;ccnth amendment to
w. Tons,itusion. This is based on intell-
~, said to have been received that the
\chra,ka Legislature will adopt il immcdi-
..orr after orranizing on Tuesday next,
and that ctacial notification of this action
viii be instantly forwarded to the State De-
Nebraska makes up the requisite number
e states without counting New York, and
i is understood the Administration pro-
,,,srs "a wait for the ratification by Ne
i~asla in order 10 avoid any controversy as
- the night ii q State 10 withdraw its rati-
S,ot;on al auv time before the final adop-
,.an. this question helm, presented in the
case q New York.
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the struggling cubsns, and win report .

the struggling Cubans, and will report o
resolution to that effect.
The Tariff BtIa. m
The tariff bill, which is the special orde,
for tomorrow, will not be taken up 70,
! several days because Of unfinished business
having precedence. It looks very much
now as though the bill will be defeated o,
materially changed. The opposition from
the West is growing very formidable.
Adverse Report.
The Senate Judiciary Committee to-day
reported adversely upon Senator Morton's
bill to impose fine upon railroad compa-
MES for receiving or demanding a per capita
fare from passengers for passing through q
State. Mr.. Morton insisted upon discus
sion, and the bill was placed upon the
calendar.
Salaries Of Justices.
The same Committee has prepared bill
for increasing salaries of justices of the
Supreme Court. There is some controversy
about the amount of salary, but with few
exceptions senators favor bill providing
for sl2, 900 salary for chief justice and 80
900 for associate justices.
Internal Revenue Receipts from the
Southern States.
The receipts from internal revenue from
the southern States is rapidly increasing in
amount. Supervisor Presbery reports that
the taxes collected on manufactured tobacco
from the lst of March, 1869, to the 3lst Of
January, 1870, was So, 1923, O25.s9, while for
the same time in 1868 it was only $3.50, 1879
Here, then, is an increase of 1892, l56, Or
gain of 625 per cent. The shipments in
bonds for the same period in 1869 reached
about 100000 pounds, which, added to
the tobacco tax, makes total of nearly
100000 pounds of plug and smoking to-
bacco made since March lst, 1869.
The Late Assistant Surgeon Van s.
Willis.
Assistant Surgeon Van S. Willis, who
died on the 18th of January, on board the
Seminole, of yellow fever, was buried Mt
Port-au-Prince, Hayti, by the American
/ vessel at that place. The Seminole is now
on her way to Portland, Me-, to 60 into
quarantine.
The Steamer. Triumph.
|. General Tate, late Haytien Minister, in,
forms the Navy Department that he had not
heard of the steamer Triumph, formerly
the Confederate iron-clad Atlanta, since
she sailed for Philadelphia from Port-au'
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Financial and Commercial.

s.,ss e., ! I. :, e. q q,
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1S6O-187O.

From the NJ Y. Tribune.
Ten years ago the United States presented
to the world the spectacle of a republic in
which the fundamental principle of republi-
canism was only half acknowledged. One
section of the country was ruled by an aristo-
cracy of the most odious kind, under which
individual liberty was almost unknown, and
men, women, and children were bought and
sold, fogged, chained, branded, and bred for
the market like cattle; where the preacher was
not allowed to preach the sanctity of mar
riage, and 1t was a crime to teach the poor to
read. Freedom of speech under that tyrannous
regime was pestilent heresy. The press was
muzzled more securely than thepress of France.
Law or no law, paper which taught in the
language of the Declaration of Independence
that 'all men are born equal could not be
sent through the mails. A man who read the
Tribune must do so in peril of his life A
citizen who believed that the despotism under
which he lived was cruel and shameful and
hostile to the spirit of American institutions,
must hold his tongue, or face social ostracism
and bodily danger. Even the courts were en-
shaved and advocates silenced by the iron
tyranny which bound the South as absolutely
as Russia a century ago was bound to the
throne of the Gar. Under its blighting in
fuence manufactures were banished from
nearly half the Unions wasteful systems of
agriculture exhausted the land; and five or
six millions of people, white and black, were
kept in degrading ignorance and poverty that
few lords of the soil might be supported in
precarious luxury.
Such was the condition of the slave States
Even the free States were free in name rather
than reality. 1t was slavery which for long
term of years had owned the Federal Govern
ment and made laws for the whole nation.
The terrorism of slavery was felt even in
Rnrtharn SfafaQ NVhara n hQ tha friand of
liberty was counted reproaeh. and the SLAYER
was permitted to hunt his victims through
our streets and imprison them in our jails.
America, which professed to be the home of
the oppressed, was the paradise of the oppres-
sor. OF all great civilized nations she alone
made traffic in human flesh. She was an
evil example to all the world, and byword
in the lips of foreigners who, without the
sanctions of representative government and
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The discordant elements which manifested
themselves within the walls of Tammany two
years ago, still operate with undiminished
force. There are iudicious Democrats who
would discard the '.dead issues and there
are jealous Democrats who would keep them
constantly before the people. Whether the
relative strength of the two sections has been
changed since the nomination of Seymour and
Blair is a question that will remain unan-
swered until the State Conventions, by their
platforms and nominations, formally indicate
the party policy.
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sPeClAL NOTICES.

n.1sp NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made at the next meeting
OF the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the Incorporation OF Bank, In
accordance with the laws OF the Commonwe 'lth, to
be entitled THE UNITED STATES BANKING
COMPANY, to be located at Philadelphia, with
capital OF million dollars, with the right TO in
clease the same to five million dollars.
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HSSFn NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made at the next meeting
OF the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the incorporation or Bank, in
cordance with the laws of the Commonwealth, to
be entitled THE JEFFERSON BANK, to be located
at Philadelphia, with capital OF one hundred
thousand dollars with the right to increase the
to five hundred thousand dollars.
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atSss OFFICE OF THE SCHUYLKILL NAVIGA-
w. TON COMPANY, No. All WALNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25, 1870.
NOTICE.-The Loanholders of the Schuylkill Navi-
cation Company who have not yet signed the
agreement for the extension of their loans-re-
quiste preliminary to the execution of the pro-
posed lease Of this companys works to the Phadel-
phia and Reading Railroad Company-are respect
fully requested to call at this Office and sign such
agreement at their earliest convenience.
BY order Of the Managers.
6256t f. FRALEY, President.
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REVIVAL OF THE KNOW-NOTHING
ISSUE BY THE REPUBLICANS.

ISSUE BY THE REPUBLICANS.
From the NJ Y. World.
On Saturday, the infamous bill designed to
obstruct naturalization and obstruct the use
of naturalization papers by citizens holding
them, was brought up by Senator Conkling.
who has it in charge. He attempted to put
it on its passage, and as he hoped to bring it
to an immediate vote, he said that he would
not make a speech. After remarks by the
radical Senator Drake, who confessed that it
was aimed at the Democratic party in New
York, the bill was vigorously assailed by
Senators Salisbury, Vickers, and Bayard, and
went over until next Saturday, when it is to
be finally disposed of.
Some of the old Know Nothing leaders
among them Cbauncy Schaeffer, noted old
time Know Nothing orator and agtatOr-are
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nlEn DIVIDEND - CORNPLANTER OIL
COMPANY.-The Directors have declared their
regular Quarterly Dividend Of SIX PER CENT the
524 WALNUT Street and after July 1870 clear of
State Transfer Books close the 23d inst
open I'd July. HIRAM BROWER,
62ltuths5t Treasurer,
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INSTRUCTION..

CHEGARAY INSTITUTE, Nos. 1927 AND
~ 1929 SPRUCE Street, philadelphia, will reopen on
TUESDAY, September TO- French Is the language OF the
iamiy, and is constantly spoken in the institute.
6 is vim 6m i. DHERVILLY, Principal
TT ". L. "A u ID II R B A q HI q
IL. CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND CONNER.
South TENTH Street.-A Primary, Elementary, and
Finishing School Circulars at Mr. Warburtons No. 430
Chestnut street. 0u