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An Act mixing appropriations FIR the
consular and diplomatic expenses #
the government for the Year cnd,. =
June lhirteth, eighteen hundred AND
seventy, aud or oth,r Purposes.
BE il enacted by the Senate and Illus
of X prc-eutatlvr- of the United States
of America III Congress assembled, Tha
the following sums he, and the same aye
hereby, agpropr atcd out of any money
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated
for the Objects hereinafter expressed. t'r
the fiscal wear ending the thirlieth of June
eighteen hundred and seventy, namely :
For salaries of ENJOYS cXtraordinarr.
ministers, al commissioners OF the Uni
ted - alr> at Great Bgita II. France. Rus
sia, Prussia, Span, Austria, B.az |.
", Nicu, China, Italy, Chill. Peru, Pur-
tu",l. Switzerland, Greece, B-i"ium.
Holland, .umark, Sweden, Turkey,
Ecuador. New Granada, Bolivia, Ven
zuc'a. Gu:,tamaia, Nicaragua, Sandwich
lS'aui-, Cost, Rlca. Honduras. Argcn,
tine Confederation, Paraguay Uru- uay
Japan. and S,.al =. three hundred auc
sixteen thousand dollars. For addition 4,
salary If minister resident to the Argcn
time RrpHh,ic, appointed also to the r.
public of Uruguay, at til. rae 81 tire,
thousand seven hundred and fifty dollar
Il year, such salary To commence OcJob"l
thirteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty
ei@h, and tu ,ontinue while acting Il
minister tn Uruguay.
FOR salaries OF secretaries Of legation
rs follows:
At London and Paris. two thou-;rn,
SIX hundred and twenty five dollar, each
At STINT Petersburg, NJ oiriI, Brlr
,'lorcncI, Vienna. ROD mcrio, and Mex
ic", G . ..r.', hu: dr.d dollars e ,ch.
For -aarirs ot assistant r.rrc aries
legation n Londuu and PARIS. tw I..u
sand dollars each
For salary of the interpreter to IT,,
legation to China. til; thousand dollars
For -ti;uy of the secretary of Legation
to Turkey. acii - =, interpreter, thre,
thousand dollars.
For -.,lary OF the interpreter to t.,e l..
atipn 10 Japan, two tn n, luA live hun.
drcd dollars.
For contingent expenses of all the mis-
sionl abroad. fifty Thousand doll .r,.
For contingent expenses of foreign in
terc0urse, fifty thousand dollars.
For expenses Of she consulates in tn
Tur'.i Il domirjonS, namely: Interpreters
guards, ami other expenses of the consul
ates At Cnu>tantinoplc. SMYRNA, Can
da. Alexandra. Jerusalem, and Beirut
three thousand dollars.
For lac rrlit aud protection &C Amer
lean loom IA in .'ci-n cnun,ri.~. ge. at
OF F..."'rv ci.l trru'h. cieh,trn hun
dr,d aud three, and February twenty
eight. cl- 'teen hundred and eleven, fit,
thousand dollars.
For expenses which may be iucurre,
in acknowledged the services of IL,
masters and crews of foreign vessels il
rescuing citizens of the United State
from shipwryck, five thousand dollars
For the purchase of blank books, sta
tionery, b 'nk cases, arms of the Unit,
State, seal+, presses, and figs, and 70
the payment of hostages, and miscellan'
Gus expenses of the consuls of the Unite,
States, including loss by exchange, an,
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cant luy It, but will do the best thing. I VIII
tA.e Your .ld straw bed, and empty out tn. raw,
hinln- IN III HON" the day mad into 4 good eN
celFior mattrcs iud fo but Il li.tle NOR. than new
straw would cost, WITH IL tines IT, dur;t ility.
leave N"ui orders n CA SIND'5 LOUNGE N"p SPl.ING
~ Ili!Es' MAhUFACTORY, Eastern Avenue, st.
bloomsbury, Vt, eutf
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LABS OF THE L. 81


Passed at the Second Session OF the f0r'ie'h
Congress.
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1t Would be
II u w = II Il

TO SELL TIE OLD STRIu- IN I-0I.E I-yDEE
BEDS
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Schedule {.
Aux Caves, Bahia, Batavia, Bav of
Islands, Cape iIaytien, Gambia, Cape
Town, Carthagcna, CeyIon, CoIijn, Cy-
pru>, Falkland Islands, Faynl. Guaya-
Iul. Guayma- Maranham, Mat;uror,>,
Mexico. Mon'eviden. Omoa, Payta, Pa
ra, Pasn lei Nnrtc, PirrnS, Rio Grandc,
Saint Catherine, SAINT john (Newiound-
land Santiago, Cape NcrlcD S.e:Iin,
Taba>cu, Tahiti, Talcahuano, Tumbez,
Venice, /lnzihar.
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fer Off. rent for these cOnSulS gencT a Z,
consul>. and commercial agents who are
not allowed to trade, including loss 10y
. exchange thereon, eighty thousand dol
lars: and there shall be allowed out of
the fees of the office one thousand dollars
per annum, and no more, for rent of the
consul's offices at Paris.
For salaries ofconsuls general, consuls,
commercial agents, and thirteen consular
clerks, including loss by exchange there
on. four hundred thousand dollars, name
ly:
l. CONSULATES GENERAL.
Schedule b.
Alexandria, Calcutta. Constantinople,
F'rankfort-on the. Name. Main, Havana,
Montreal, Shanghai, Beirut, Tampico,
London, Paris and on and after the
fourth Of March, eighteen hundred and
Sixty-ninc, the consulatcs at Paris and
London shall be known and designated
as consulates general.
II. CoNSULATES.
Schedule 3.
Aix-la-Chapelle, Acapulco, Algiers,
Annoy, Ans erdam, Antwerp, Aspinwall,
Bankok, BaSle, Belfast, Bueno- Ayre>.
Bordeaux, Bremen, Brindi>i, 30 o@nc,
barcelona, Cadiz, Calao, Canton, Chem
nitz, Chin kiang, Clifton, Coatcook.
Cork, b muyUa, Dcmcrara, Dundee,
Elsin0re, Fort Erie, Foo cho, Funchal,
Geneva. Genoa. Gibraitcr, Glasgow,
Golerich, Halifax, Hamburg, llavre.
Honolulu, llongkong, Hankow, llako-
dadi, Jerusalem, Kanagawa, Kingston,
(Jamaica, Kingston in Canada, La Ro-
chele. Laguayra, Lahaina, Leeds, Leg
horn, Leipsic, Lisbon, Liverpool, Lyons,
Malaga, Malta, Manchester, Matanzas,
Marseilles, MauritiuS, Melbourne, Mes
5 nj, Moscow, Munich, Mahe, Naga-;tki,
Naples. Nassau, West Indies New Cas-
tie, Nice, Nantes, Odessa, Oporto, Osac-
ca, Palermo. Panama, Pernambuco.
Pictou, Port Mahon, Prescott, Prince
Edward Island, Quebec, Revel, Rio de
.Ianoiro, Rotterdam, san Juan del Sur,
San Juan. porto Rico.) Saint John,
Canada Ea>t.) Santiago de Cuba, Port
Sirnia, Rome, Singapore, Smyrna,
Southampton, Saint Petersburg, Santa
Cruz, (Wcst Indies,) Saint Thomas,
Spezzia, Stuttgardt, Swatow, Saint He
lena, Tangier. Toronto, Trieste, Trinidad
dc Cuha, Tripoli, Tunis, Tuustali, Turk :
Island, Valparaiso, Vera Cruz, Vienna,
Valencia, Windsor, leddo, Zurich. And
there shall b. appointed a consul at Biz
mrngham, at an annual salary Of two
Thousand five hundred dollars : and Il
'on>ul at Iunstall at an annual salary OF
fifteen hundred dollars; and Il cun-ul at
Barmen AT an annual salary of fifteen
'Inlrrd dollars and the consul at Va
,cncia shall receive AN annual salary ut
fifteen hundred dollars. The consul at
| Ilkuiadi and B,r.uu- Avrys shall r. crivc
III annual >.iay OF two thousand tiv.-
hundred do | tr>: AMI there shall he APP
pointed consul at Nlmrcpg =, Sclhirk
settlement, British North America, vino
shall receive an annJal salary OF one
thousand five hundred dollars.
ILL., COMMERCIAL AGENCIES.
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Madagascar, San Juan del Nortc,
Saint DDminro
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REAL ESTATE AT AUOTION.

G=s SALE ON THE PREMISES-THOMAS q
I SONS, Auctioneers.-Handsome Modern Resi-
Gence and Furniture, No. 1928 Green street, lot 25
feet 'front.' 164 feet deep.
On Monday morning, June 13, 1870, at 10 O'Clock,
will be sold at public sale on the premises, all that
ground, situate the north side of Green street,
below Twenty-fourth street, No. 1928, the lot con-
tanning in front Green street 25 feet and extend
ing in depth 164 feet to four-feet wide alley lead
ing into Twenty-f0urth street. The house contains
thirteen rooms and Is in excellent order through
out, having been remodeled for the present owner
for his own occupancy; has the modern convent
ences; low-down CRATE, marble vestibule, plate and
stained glass in bay windows aud Yestibule doors,
plate glass in French doors leading into circular
verandah, dinng-roOm and Kitchen paneled, large
bay windows in library, Verandah to second story,
conservatory, marble mantelS in every room, ETC.,
large terrace lawn, which is handsomely laid out
and planted with choice shrubbery, eVergreens,
shade trees, grape vines, etc. arbor, trelllswOrk,
etc. The above residence Is finished in the best
manner throughout, and is situate IN one OF the
most desirable squares Green street, being within
two squares Of the main entrance to the Park.
The street has recently been laid with the Nicolson
pavement.
Immediate possession. The present owner and
occupant declining housekeeping On account OF a
death in the family. Terms-s5O00 may remain on
mortgage. May be examined any day previous to
Furniture. Immediately after the sale OF the resi-
denee win be sold the elegant drawing, dining
room, and chamber furniture made to order by
Allen & Walton; Also nne French-pate mantel mir
roIs, hne-toned 1-octave piano-forte, made by
Decker Bros, bronze ornaments, elegant Brussels
ticuars in catalogues, issued five days previous to
M THOMAS q SONS, Auctloneers,
531 je411 Nos. 139 and l4l S. FOURTH Street.
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DIED.

CLAkKE.-On the morning OF the 31st instant,
MARY BRADFORD, wife OF E. Bradford Clarke, and
daughter of Simon Cotton Esq.
Due notice OF the funeral will be given.
DoHoHUE.-On the 29th instant, HUGH DoNoHUE,
In the cath year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the
members OF the Charles Carroll No. 2, and the
Bishop Neumann Societies, are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from his late residence rear
of No. 2414 Hamilton street, on Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock.
FEAsTER.-on the Goth instant, PAUL FEAsTER,
aged "a years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, No. 2l47 Lombard street, on Thursday after
noon at O'Clock.
LoDGE.-On the 3Oth instant, WILLIAM Ii. LODGE,
aged 26 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family also the
Globe Steam Fire Engine Company; Purity Lodge,
No. 1926, o. OF o. F.; Pequod Tribe, No. IS, l. o. OF
II. M, and the Unknown Assembly, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
No. 52s Master street. on Friday, June g. at O'Clock
p. NJ. To proceed to Odd Fellows Cemetery.
WOoLsToN.-On Monday, May 3O ANN READ, wife
OF Dr. Samuel Wooston.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence of her husband at Vncentown, n. j., on Fri
day, June 3, at o'clock P. M, without further no
tiCe.
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CO N q H H . = =.


House.
Continued from the Third Edition.
The amendment sgreed to-yeas, lis; nays So Ia,
substitute offered by Mr. Lynch amend by striking
out the motion os Mr.. Cox, the proviso allowing
equivalent for drawbacks where American materials
used and BY adding. the motion of Mr. Reeves, the
words lead, copper, and copper sheeting"
The amendment OF Mr.. Scbumaker to the second
ton, adding supplies necessary for repairs,
adopted to the substitute objection being made by Dir
Kelsey
The substitute amendment was agreed to, and the
House then to order the bill to be engrossed and
read third time-yess, So nays os This according to
the rule. a rejection of the bill.
Mr.. Maynard moved to reconsider ths vote, to
have the bill recSmmitted.
MT Allison moved to lay that motion on the table.
The House refused to lay the motion to reconsider
on the table-yeas, 72; nays, Gland the vote was
reconsidered.
Mr. Maynard then moved to recOmmit the bill to
the select committee, with power to report at auy
time. Several MEMBERS mo! no!'D
Mr. Brooks of New York, remarked that that
killed the bill for this session. Several members
"that is what we mean to dol"
MIR. Randall suggested that it was killed already.
Mr.. Ingersoll moved to lay the bill on the table
Negatiyed.
The bill was then recommittod to the select COM
mttee on the decline Of American commerce.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

GUNNER RESORTS ON THE LINE OF
- PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD
D MAY 20, 1870.
MANSION HOUSE, MT. CARBON,
Mrs. Caroline Wunder, Pottsyille II. o., Schuylkiu
TUbOARORA HOTEL,
Mrs. NJ L. Miller Tuscaroi p. o. Schuylkill county
- - MANSION HOUSE,
w. L, Smith, Mahanoy City p. o., Schuylki county.
MOUNT CARMEL HOUSE,
Charles Oulp, Mount Carmel p De- Northumberland CO.
+. Mayer, Reading p. o., Berks county.
ANDALUSIA HALL,
Henry Weaver, Reading p o., Berks county.
CENTRAL AVENUE HALL,
SPRING MILL HEIGHTS,
Jacob II. Breish Conshohocken Z. o Montgomery
BOYERTOWN SEMINARY,
l.. NJ. Koons, Boyertown p. o., Berks county.
LTTIZ SPRINGS
George +. Greider, Litiz p. o., Lancaster county.
LIVING SPRINGS HOTEL,
DIR. A. Smith, Wernersvile y. o., Berks county.
GOLD SPRINGS HOTEL, LEBANON COUNTY,
VIM. Lerch, Sr. Pine Grove p. o., Schuylkill county
EPHRATA SPRINGS.
John Frederick. Ephrata p. o., Lancaster county.
PERKI0MEN BRIDGE HOTEL
Davis Longaker, Oolegeyille p. o.. Montgomery CO.
PROSPECT TERRACE,
Dr. james Palmer, Collegeville p. o., Montgomery co
DOUTY HOUSE,
george 3. Burr, Shamokin, Northum berand county
Excursion Tickets will be sold at Philadelphia to ano
from above points at reduced rates good for same d
day. rs 2mS
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THE FACTS AS THEY ARE

We began in 1854 to make improve
so s & Sfs ye snd Of S
business is vastly better and totally
different from the system of older
houses
Our first idea is to learn exactly
xrA. what the customer wants, and, in
Customers nsS he oi most eSnvenentIy at hand we
tske the utmost pains to meet HIS
661lsO feet venent argest aud bet adapted for the
s stories. business of any in Philadephia.
Customers what they buy
ing, our establishment being on the
1o co'Rer of three large streets Market
windows 5 Oso @ed MD0r E6% street, ST s6t
store is TAR better for customers than q
dark
Merchants know that our sales are
The larger than those Of any other house in
Lsrse @ in our line hence F c we have
0nAS0' cboapsst. ape aS we can sell % cboapeS SS' O'k
th"s cones nto ouS Estsbiis6@en soG3s n
Inspection variably rejecting all imperfect moth
(eaten, and tender fabrics.
The time wasted in looking the
stocks Of dozen stores can be avoided,
Great for, under one roof, we offer for sale an
Saving. assortment equal in variety and extent
to that embraced by a score of the ordi-
We have 1000 hands employed in the
manufacture of Clothing, who
'a hs day o tbs ssos aSe
ers new and fresh goods to make seec-
It is an gnd1isputGd 1 a. fact IT. that nat this s De-
floor, fronting on Minor streeD has
Custom thing in Philadelphia to equal il. We
Department have here concentrated the best skill and
workmanship, and those who prefer Cloth
ing made TO order really have advantages
(they DO not receive elsewhere
DEDUCTIONS.
From all of the above we deduce this
one fact, that Oak Hall has ALL the ad-
D'0D' t sh%snt in the the city, oitT and, in addition,
Nthese:-
lst-A firm composed young of the present gene
ration fully in syrnpathy with the tastes Of the
day.
9d,-An insight int o the WANTS THE PEOPLE and
ENTERPRISE to meet these wants, which, in ten
years. has placed Oak Hall in position not
years.
3d,-A building BETTER LOCATED BETTER LIGHTED,
BETTER ADAPTED and newer in all its appoint
ments.
4th.-Workmen espe cially Cutters, who not only
from among the best and most experienced,
but artists in their professions and couple
with good work sTYLIsHNEss in which
Philadelphia Tailoring has been particularly
deficient.
e 1t the liberal patronage with which have been
favored that has enabled to offer the UNPARALLELED
ADVANTAGES and this patronage continued and extended
will MULTIPLY advantages which divide between
customers and ourselves
visit Oak Hall will every fact above stated.
| wANAMAKER l. BROWN,
OAK HALL,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET SITS.
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MAR RIED.

HARTsHoRNE-SHAFFER.-On the 29th instant, by
Rev. John O'Neill, WILLIAM HARTsHoRNB to Miss
LIZZIE NJ daughter Of John w. Shaffer, all of Hes
tonve, Philadelphia county.
SMITH-HBRRINGTON-O May %, by Rev. Jacob
Weidman, Mr. MORGAN S. SMITH to Miss JENNIE Z.
HERRINGToE, both OF Bristol, Bucks county, Pa.
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS.--MOTHERS
and fathers whose sons lost in the war; who
discharge of disease contracted in the service
are entitled to PENSIONS if in dependent upon
their sons for support We recommend all who link
they are entitled 10 call on ROBERT S. LEAGUE co.
No s. SEYhNTH Street who will procure for them
Pension TmatlOn free of charge relative
to Back Pay Bounty, Prize Money, etc.
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GLASS;.

2O5 GHAs $. 2O7
BENJAMIN I'll. SHOEMAKER,
Importer of
FOREIGN WINDOW GLASS,
Manufacturer of
AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS,
Sole Agent for the sale of
FRENCH WHITE PLATE GLASS,
FRENOH LOOKING-GLASS PLATES,
FRENCH SKY.LIOHr GIL ASS.
Having been appointed Sole Agent in Philadelphia for
the sale of the products of the
FRENCH PLATE GLASS COMPANIES,
would draw the attention OF purchasers to the
superior quality of Glass made by them is whittier and
highly jlished than other glass in the world,
and wor twenty per cent more for building purposes
For SALE with every other variety Of GLASS, Ornamen'
tai Colered, Cut, Embossed and Plain, by
BENZ. al. SHOHMAkER,
Nos. 205, 2O7 2u9 2il
FOURTH Street,
2O9 ABOVE RACE. I5l9lmrpl I'll
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CITY ITEMS.

ALL PRICES GUARANTEED LOWER THAN THE LOWEST
esescTe. Full SdtiVaction guaranteed purchaser
all respects The garments cheerfuy exchanged, money
refunded IT preferred. Our stock or
READY-MADE CLOTHING
of all kinds and Sizes is unsguated philadelphia for
style, make dndft, durability and general excellence
BENNETT Co.,
HALFWAY BETWEEN TOWER HALL
FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS. sis MARKET STREET,
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<FA REAL ESTATE-THOMAS SONS SALE.
lSi Modern rhreestoTy Brick Residence n. L.
corner OF Twenty second and Norris streets. On
Tut sday, June T. 1870 at 12 O'Clock, noon, will be
sold at public SALE at the Philadelphia Exchange,
all that modern three-story brick dwelling and lot OF
ground, situate at the n. e. corner OF Twenty
second and Norris streets being No. 20Ol N. Twenty
second street, the lot containing in front on Twenty
second street 27 feet inches, and in depth along
Norris street l75 feet a so feet wide street. The
house is % feet front by So feet deep, contains is
rooms, with every convenience; solid walnut stair
way washstands marble yestibule, underground
drainage marble mantels bell calls etc. Immediate
possession. $500 to.be paid at time OF sale.
n THOMAS n SONS Auctioneers,
52l s3t Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH Street
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SINGER's FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Ten dollars cash.
Balance in monthly instalments.
.. +. DAVIS, No. s10 Chestnut street.
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from THE WEST.
Fire In TODeku,

fire In Topeka.
ST. LOUIS, May 3l.-A Topeka, Kansas, despatch
says:-A fire here yesterday morning destroyed the
Topeka House, one of the principal hotels. The
building and furniture are almost a total loss. Only
partially insured.
The Suit Against General Sheridan.
In the United States Circuit Court on Saturday
the case OF Hyllis against Lieutenant General Sher
dan and Major q. A. Page, for false Imprisonment
favor of the defendants. The case will be carried
to the Supreme Court of the United States.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY TO GET GOODS DIRECT FROM
EUROPE CHEAP.-GEoRGE GAY will sail for Europe on
the "Cty of Washington" June l and will any
orders intrusted to him in Englsnd France Germany
promptly, and for a small commission.
Orders may be left at GAYS CHINA PALACE, No. 1O22
CHEsEUT STREET, until the 18th of June
The present stock must closed out to make for fall
mporatons and offered at less than old gold prices
Below quote prices of a few leading staple goods
The stock of fancy goods is offered at still greater dis
count from former prices
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RUBBER OvERsHoEs AND BooTs for Men, Women, aud
Children can be had retail at the very lowest prices
GooDYEAR's manufacture old stand, No 3OS Chestnut
street, lower side.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
Mayor Ellison, of Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va, May 81. - The Commissioners
elected this morning gave certificates OF election to
ii. X. Ellison as Mayor, and the rest OF the con-
servative city ticket. The Republicans will contest
the election before the Court. The policeman who
assaulted Congressman Porter yesterday has been
arrested and suspended from duty.
Decorating Confederate Graves.
The crowd at the National Cemetery yesterday
was very large, and to-day Hollywood Cemetery is
filled with persons decorating the graves OF Con-
federate soldiers.
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TIE LADIES ARE RAPTUREs at the introduction Of
PHALoN's VrTALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR. This
discovery enables them to shake their rngets at
the frosting hand of time in defiance. Free from
sqniment it rapidly darkens the grayest heads
I bid by all druggists and fancy good dealers.
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NEW STYLE PICTURE.-The German Chromos made by
A. X p Trask, No 40 N. Eighth street. They must be
seen TO be admired.
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DRESIDENT LINCOLN, AT TIE o

DRESIDENT LINCOLN, AT TIE OUT
break of the War; by proclamation, called for forty
two thousand volunteers to suppress the Rebellion and
the War Department promised that each soldier should
have a bounty of BlU0, when discharged.
THR suPkEME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES M
MUST NOW BE PAID We are prepared to obtain II
for every soldier who enlisted before July 2 1861, for
three years. and subsequently honorably discharged
whether he served Tor a short or long time.
1t desirable have the soldiers discharge, but the
bounty be obtained where the discharge is lost or
cannot be had No collection no charge:
Call upon write 10 the General COLLECTION agency,
II. s. LEAGUE CO., No. 1875 S. SEVENTH Street,
Phadelphia.
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INSTRUCTION.

III ". LAUD r. R n A CHS
DIAL ACADEMY, ASSEMBLY BUILDING. No, lOs
s. nth TENTH Street.-A Primary, Elementary aud
Chestnut street. 5B II