uxth CONGRESS- FIRST SESSION,
LOLOBE OF 'YESTERDAY'S PROCEEDINGS.]
SENATE.—The reading of the Tax bill and
concurrence in the amendments of the
:Finance Committee having been concluded,
the bill was opened to new amendments.
Several amendments were concurred in.
Mr. Fessenden offered an amendment that
no suits shall be maintained inany court
for the recovery of any tax alleged to have
been erroneously or illegally assessed or
-collected, until an appeal shall have been
duly made to the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue. Agreed to.
Mr. Trumbull offered an amendment to
- tax shoddy wool, manufactured from old
•cloth, five cents per pound.
The amendment was adopted.
41r. Harris (N. Y.) offered the following
amendment to the section in regard to bank
circulation
" And provided further, That the provi
sions of this act shall not apply to any bank
• or banking institution, or corporation,whose
nhartlar had expired, and whose affairs were
in a state of liquidation at the time the act
of June 30,1864, took effect." Adopted. -
Mr. Sprague (R. I.) offeredan amendment
to add to the free list, "Flax and the manu
factures therefrom." Adopted.
The bill was then taken out of Committee
-of the Whole into the Senate.
Mr. Shetinan moved to strike out the fal
lowing provision:
That section six of the act of March 3d,
1866, entitled "An sot to provide internal
_revenue to support the Government, to pay
interest on the public debt, and for other
purposes," approved Jan. 30th, 11364, be
:amended by striking out all 'Ater the enact
ing clause, and inserting in lien thereof the
following—That every National banking
•-•ltatochition, State bank, or State banking
association, shall pays tax of ten per centum
on the amount of notes of any person, State
bank or State banking association, used for
circulation and paid nut by them after the
51;rirst day of July, 1867; and such tax shall
be assessed and paid in such manner as
shall be prescribed by the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue. '
Mr. Sherman (Ohio) subsequently modi
fied his amendment so as to leave the above
:section in the bill, but to substitute Ist JiAy,
1866, for Ist August; 1867. Adopted.
IlEr: - Edmunds., (Vt.) moved to change the
- tax on cotton from two cents to three cents
per pound. Disagreed to—yeas 6, nays 20.
H
Messrs. Chandler, Edmunds, owe, Po-.
land, Trumbull and Wade voted in the
:affirmative.
The bill was then read the third time and
passed.
The Senate, at 6 o'clock, adjourned.
HOUSE.—Mr. Upson, from the Committee
-on Elections, made a report in the case of
'Boyd against Kelso, from the Fourth Con
gressional District of Missouri, closing with
a resolution . that Mr. Kelso, the sitting
_member, is entitled to retain Ins seat.. Laid
-an the table and ordered to be printed.
Mr. Hale offered a resolution in reference
to the case of Dorrance Atwater, late a pri
vate in the 'United States army, and pri
soner at Andersonville,
where he was de
tained to keep the death record and secured
the only complete list of the dead; who
subsequently sold a copy of the same to the
War Department for $3OO and a clerkship,
--and who was afterwards tried by court
martial, convicted, sentenced, and impri
-soned en the charge of larceny for having
_repossessed himself of his own property,
instructing the Committee on Military Af
fairs to inquire into the testimony, findings
. and sentence of such court-martial: whether
_injustice has been done to Atwater, which
- ought to be redressed, and whether certiffn
-officers of the army have been guilty of op
pression,oruelty, injustice or other conduct
umbeeoming officers and gentlemen—the
•Committee to have power to send for per
sons and papers. After a statement by Mr.
Hale, reflecting severely on some army
officials for their conduct in the matter, the
.resolution was adopted.
Mr; Hogan asked leave to offer a resolu
tion requesting the President to inform the
House whether any steps have been taken
by the Executive Department to interpose
- its good offices with the Government of
-Great Britain or that of Canada, directly,
for the release of those persona arrested in
-Canada during the late troubles along the
border.
Mr. Banks stated hehad reason to believe
that steps had been taken on the subject,
--and he therefore thought that the inquiry
eheuld be deferred a few days longer.
Mr. Schenck. (Ohio) introduced a joint re
.selution amendatory of that approved June
15, 1866, respecting bounties to colored sol
diers, by striking out the words, •`at the
time of his enlititment," referring to the
=freedom of the colored soldier. He explained
how these words, which got into the joint
resoluti4n through mistake, defeated its ob
_ ject. He also availed himself of the oppor
amity to insert sections to protect the col
ered soldiers from the extortions of claim
-agents.
The joint resolution was read three times
.-and passed.
The Speaker presented a message from
President in answer to the House resolution
•of June 18th, calling for information in rela
to the arrest and imprisonment, in Ireland,
-of American citizens, with a report from
, 'Secretary Stanton on the same.
The message and accompanying docu
ments were referred to the Committee on
_Foreign Affairs.
Mr. Stevens (Pa.), from the Committee on
Appropriation, reported back the Senate
-amendments o the army appropriation bill.
The first amendment reducing the appro
priation for contingencies of the army from
4250,000 to $lOO,OOO, was concurred in.
The second amendment, striking from the
a bill the proviso that no money should be
paid to the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany for transportation of troops, was non
=concurred in.
The third amendment, appropriating
:4146,000 for the erection of fire-proof build
ings at Schuylkill Arsenal, Philadelphia, as
--.-storehouses for Government property, was
non-concurred in;
The fourth amendment, appropriating
46,926,450 for the Freedmen's Bureau, for
-next fiscal year, was concurred in, with an
:amendment, adding on $lB,OOO for tele
graphing-
The fifth amendment, requiring the quar
termaster to give preference, in contracting
;for supplies,to articles of Ameridan produc
tion, melon the Pacific ooast,to articles pro
-dnced tliere„ was concurred in, with an
--amendment striking out that part which
_requires the Quartermaster General to accept
the lowest responsible bids under advertise
ment.
The sixth amendment,appropriating $45,-
4)00 for the purchaae of 58 acres of land near
Nashvil' le.Tenn.,taken bythe government as
-the site of Ft. Morton, was non-concurred in.
The seventh amendment, repeating the
:17th section of the aet ofJuly 17,1862,t0 define
- thepay and emoluments of certain officers of
- the army,and repealing a resolution of April
-4,1f362, to authorize the President to assign
• command of troops in the same field or de
:pertinent officers of the same grade, was
non-ponctuxed in.
The eighth amendment.providing that the
;Superintendent of the Military Academy
may be selected from any corps of the ser
-vieei mat non-conctirred in.
The ninth amendment, repealing the 35th
'section of the act of March 3,1863,f0r enrolling
and calling out the national forces, which
prohibits the payment of extra duty pay to
-erdistedmen,and extending the provisions of
tile original law in that respect to the navy
rand marine corps, was non-concurred in.
The> tenth amendment, increasing the
mileage of officers, where transportation in
aindis not furnished, to ten cents per tit:tile,
was eon-concurred in.
On matfett of Mr. Stevens (Pa.),the HOMO
insisted cm its disagreement with the Sen
ate,and asked for a committee of conference,
' and then, at 3 40 P. M., the House al
jounied.
The Meg Beeeptio9 on the Fourth or
July.
HARRISBURG, Pa., June 25.—From the in
quiries received from all, parts of the State
by the military. authorities here, for infor
mation concerning the flag receptions in
Philadelphia on the Fourth of July, it is in
dicated that the demonstration on the occa
sion will be of magnificent proportions, if
not the grandest and most imposing specta
cle of the kind ever witnessed in the coun
try. Governor Curtin desires it to be par
ticularly understood that the invitation to
participate in those ceremonies. is general
and cordial to all commissioned and non
commissioned officers and private soldiers
of Pennsylvania who participated in the
war.
If a single veteran soldier is debarred by
any misunderstanding o' neglect of those
having the details of the arrangement in
charge from being present on 'the occasion,
the main object of Governor Curtin in lend
ing his sanction to the proceedings on the
Fourth of July will be defeated.
The Governor desires to meet face to face
the surviving veterans of those sidendid
columns which he sent from the Common
wealth to defend the Union, and to repeat
with the heroes of the war in the name of
the Keystone State, the thanks of a grateful
people for their deeds of immortal daring.
Celebration of St. John's Day at Harris
brg.
HABRleStrit% June 25.—The colored
masons celebrated St. John's day with a
grand procession this afternoon. Delega
tions are present from LancaSter, York,
Reading and Philadelphia, the latter ac
companied by a splendid band of music.
BOARD OF TRADE.
EDW'D LAFOURCADE,
J. PRICE W .wr.IMELELL,}MoN:riu.s Oconarnia.
D. C. McCAILMON, -
ReporteaftheWellE C ijulthhalletin.
LIVBIRPOOL—Steamship silts, Hardie-241 bigots
5 bbis tin N Trotter & Co; 816 boxes tin plates Brown,
bhipley 66 Co, 829 belle slit rods A C Roberts; 186 bells
steel A M F Watson; 33 ca steel 8 tyres Naylor & CO;
60 bars steel Penna. RR Co; 5 cs mdse 15 cs opium Ho
aengarten dr. Sons; 15 do 121 pksts 3 casks =dna Powers
& Weightman; 13110 W M Wilson ; • 12 do French MUM
&
ands Co. Ido G W Vogbi: Ido II Tacker; Ido Wood,
Marsh & Hayward; 3 do R Parrish.: 3 pkga machinery
Dolan Taylor; 1 do mdse Glenn & CA; 3 do Larourcade
Bros & yin; 13'do Brown. Shipley & Co; sdoW H &
W ellen; 4do Porter do Booth; 190 ingots tin 5 bbls
10 cka antimony order, 2 pkgs mese J Thompson 0111:
Ido Mclistain & Son: 3do James Higgins; 7do R H
Watson; 7 do Tilge & Bro; 9 do Van Dusan & Borkner:
lido Bennett & Mostin: 9 do J H do W Creighton; I do
Laing & Maginnls; 2do W F Read: Ido S Lippincott;
2do Homer. Collady R Co; Ido J H Orne &W: 2do
Sheppard. Van Harlingen & Arrison; 1 do Jacob
Thomas; 2de H C Lea; 2do H. Cohen; 4do 0 L Sharp
less: Ido J S Fisher; Ido I S Williams & Co; 2do J
Taylor & Co; 7 do machinery P Watson.
Arriesia and
m illankn a c alnr alt uemeanStevanera
IMPS NEM • POI DAZE
Wm.
.... .--London.-New York June 6
City of Dublin ................. York June 7
City of New York...Liverp'L-New York.. ...... --Jane 13
Pennsylvanla.-...Liverpool...New York rune 13
Moravian •. ...... ......Tune 14
City ofManchester-Liverp'l...New York..-....--June 15
Bavaria. .Hamburg...Nevr York .June 16
Java .. -
.....--LiverpooL-New York June 16
Bosphorus. LiverpooL-Boston&Phila....-June 16
Atalanta.....-,....-...-London...New York.. ..June 16
Ericsson __Bremen...New Y0rk.......---June 20
Bremen... ---Bouthampton...New York ' .June 20
York.-......... June 20
TO DEPART:
Scotia-- ..... ---New York... Liverpool ._____Jane 27
Palmyra .New York... Liverpool ----June 27
-
Columbia- —New York...Havana.:.-----june 27
Weet'n MeiropoliaN. York... Bremen ----Jane 28
Arizona.......York-Aspinwall ----June 33
City of NewYork...N York...Liverpool....-.---Jane so
Lafayette. .New York...Havre.- .June 30
New York--.--New York-Ilremen June 30
Germania. New York-Hamburg. ..... .-.....June 80
Fah Bee ..... --New York-St Jag0....---.......June 80
Caledonia.--....... New York-Glasgow .--..........June 30
The Queen ..New York-LiverpooL • June 30
Moravian— ..... --Quebec—Liverpool .---.....Tune 30
Wm l'enn...--New York... London ... . .... ----July 1
Tarifa. New York.-Liverpool...-...--Jnly 4
China—..- .Boaton-Liverpool-.
July 4
....New York...Havre......___,
arm... .
fiLiRINE B
p;i) :uM.I .) . d;l Z 1
WM RUMS. 4 31 1 Eiint 813141. 7 . 331 HIGH WAT33I, 1 3
rl{:cau:4sl
Steamer Alexandria, Allen, 48 hours from Rich
mond, via Norfolk, with mdse and passengers to W P
Clyde & Co.
steamer Mayflower,Robinson,24 hours tromN York,
with mdse to WP Clyde & Co.
Steamer Geo H Stout, Borden, 36 hours from Wash•
Ington, with mdse to W P Clsde &Co.
bteamer Black Diamond. Meredith, St hours from
New York. with mdse to W 3i Baird .It. Co.
Steamer S F Phelps,l3rown,24 hours from New York,
with mdse to W W Baird ak Co.
Steamer New York, Platt, 24 hours from New York ;
with mdse to W P Clyde & Co.
Bark A Houghton, Barrett, 14 days from Orchilla,
with guano to Baker d Folsem.
Behr Alfred Hall. Wright. from Gateeville, NC. with
shingles to Mershon & Cloud.
Schr William. Fletcher, from New York, is ballast
to Day, Huddell & Co.
Behr Diary Farrow, Condon, from New Haven, in
ballast to L Audenried & Co.
Tug Chesapeake, Marshall, from Baltimore, with 17
barges to Wm P Clyde & Co.
Mai! A 14- .11 YESTEIRDAV •
Steamer Norman. Crowell. Boston, H Winsor & Co.
bteamer Hay flower,.Robituaon, New York, „W P Clyde
& Co.
Steamer Geo H Stout, Fort N York,W P Clyde &Co.
Steamer Bristol. Charles, New York. W P Clyde &
Brg Tempo (Ital), Ruggiero, Cork for orders, S Erßaz-
_
ley dt, Co.
Brig 1.1.1 en Bernard, Collins, Boston, Rathbun. Stearns
S. Co.
Schr Sarah .t Matilda, Demarls, Bridgeton,N.l. Borda,
Heller & Dinning.
Schr William, Fletcher. Boston, Dav, Midden & Co.
Schr Mary Farrow, Condon, Providence, L Andenried
& Co.
ichr Potomac, Conner, Washington, captain.
airRIILORANDA
Ship Lancaster, I ectm, from Antwerp for N York,
was spoken 3d Mat. lat 49, lon 8.
E hip Syren, More, cleared at New York yesterday
for Honolulu via Bc ston.
Steamer Emily E. Sender, Lockwood, at New York
yesterday from Charleston.
Steamer Westchester, Ingram at New York yester
day from Wilmington, DeL
Steamer Manhattan. Deaken. cleared at New York
yesterday fKangor Havana
oo and Vera Cruz. •
Steamer ar (Br), Manning, from Liverpool
June 9. via Queenstt,wn 10th, at New York yesterday,
with 554 passengers. Tune 19, lat 44 40, ion 4626. saw
steamer:Edinburg. from New York for LiverpooL
Steamer Sheridan. Bolton, from New Orleans June
17. at New York yesterday.
Brig Forest State, Shute, cleared at Bangor =tl inst.
for this port.
Brig Potosi, Coffill, hence at St John, NB. 20th Inst.
Brig Jas Baker. Thompson, hence at Bath 22d inst.
Brig Anna Wellington, Johnaon, 17 days from Cien
fuegos, at New York yesterday.
Brig Harry Virden, Collins, from New Orleims for
this port,-was seen 20th lost. off Carysfort Reef.
Brig El a, Davis, for this port, remained at St Sago
de Cuba 7th inst.
Bchr Elora, Hale, at Bath 22d inst. from Delaware
City.
Behr. Jas Neilson, Hackett, from Boston for this
port at New - York yesterday.
Schr W J Audenried,Hammett, hence at BoatOn 24th
instant.
• • ••
Behr R M Price, Stevens, cleared at Boston 23d lnst.•
for this port. _
San 'nos rwibell, Crawford, fbr this port, and
Complete, Cornwell, for Wilmington, Del. cleared at
Baltimore 23d inst.'
Schr Four Sisters, Sheerer, from Fall River for this
port at Newport 224 inst.
Schr Ella, Richardson, hence at Bangor 22d inst.
MARINE MS
Bark Winslow, from Philadelphia for Portland,
ashore at Muskeget Island, went on durilfg a thick
fog. the aea running very heavy. She lies on a sandy
bottom, and the sea was breaking over her. If the
weather should be favorable ehe may be got off; other
wise. she will break in two. as the sand was washing
out from under her bow and stern.
REFRIGERATORS.
SICEICICIIABIL 7I I4
NEW PATENT SELF VENTILATING
American Refrigerators.
All sizes, at lowest prices. For sale at
ISAAC S, WILLIAMS 86 CO 'S
Home Furnishing Store,
jentlistneti No. 726 MARK.s.T Street.
FOR RECEIVER OF TAXES,
WILLIAM ELLIOTT
SEVENTH WARD. lezotf
_....]
- ...4 ,, J. IX -& R. i l l .1 . Z\T, .
Guoomar toGeo. W Gray, .7 ,
. is, ms, is and: 30 . 0 4.0,, Sixth St .,
• 4: FuleOldfitoilinflaowsiles, ....„..
.ae 8 81.• for g: :..'i'74iridldedielf,6l%"'
GENTLEMEN OR LAIHES WISHING TO
hire Saddle Horses nicely and newly caparl
soar and who will be carefhl of them, can be accom
modal ed by FREDERICK MAHN, at No. 1132 Wood
Street. .141 thstnet*
ThIPBRIAL PRIINPI3.-10 easel , 7 M. Canisters, high
grade, French Imperial Prunes, landin& and fur
sale by JOS. B. BIISSIEB & 00„ 108 South - Delaware
11901110,
DAILY E VENING BULLETIN PRILIDELPHIL..TUESDAY; JUNE 26.1866
.IPILTJEtE
•
LIBERTY WRITE LEAD.
THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
let. For WEARING and COVERING properties.
2nd. For WHITENESSThandBEADTY of finish.
Brd. For UNIFORM FINENESS of grinding.
4th. Ramie Weight will do MORE and BETTER WORE
at a given cost than any other.
sth. Most ECONOMICAL.White Lead ever introduced.
6th. If you wish to procure as much value as possible
for your money and secure handsome and dura
ble work, instruct your painter to use
PURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD.
Try it and be convinced.
LEtitlefaction guaranteed by.the Manufacturers.
ZIEGLER & SMITH
Wholesale Drug, Paint and Glass Dealers,
/
137 North Third• Street,
PHILADELPHIA.. je1.4.3m1
COD LIVER OIL (new_madej regularly received in
quantities suitable to the trade.
ALCOHOL, 95 per cent,tbaest quality in best of pack•
iKEINED , CAMPHOR, In Creginnl intekagEn.
Ipecac Root,--ipecao powdered; Ipecac, powdered, in
31 Db. bottles; Powdered Calisaye Bark, Powdered Rhn•
barb, Powdered S al m) , in bottles , for sale by. JOHN C,
BAKER & CO., N0..71S Market street. -
BLAIR'S PORE FRUIT SYRUPS Put fa bottles
expressly for Families In the country. Otte table
spoonful of any of these Syrups added to_aglsss of ice
water, makes a most refreshing and della= draught
—almost, if not equal to soda water. Orders by mail
promptly ans wered. EX, BLAIR'S 80, Apothe
caries, Eighth suad Walnut streets, PhiladelpWhia.
riAIIitPHOIL—A lot of Camphor for sale by WTI:
.l3l.3iiiiifx; l B dr, CIO., Druggists, Ito. 724 and=
,Idarket street.
L'XTEACT OP BEEF for, beef tea or Essence of
Beef In sickness or for sonps for table use. Made
n Elgin, Illinois, by Gail Borden, from the Juices of
choice beef and is superior in delicious flavor and
quality to any hitherto known. Packets with full dl
rections, one dollar each. Irtjumpix,„ ApOttukuiry
1410 Chestnut street.
nRITEIGISTEr SUNDIUMS. Ormluatei Mutsu
Pill Thes,Contte, 'Brushes, Mirrors, Tweesets,Pw.
Somas, Horn Scoops, &nem] Instruments, Timm
Hard and Soft Rubber Goods, Vial Osseo, elm am
Kota ES'Antes, am, all at "First Hands" stem
apS-tfi
SNOWDEN it BR
SS South Eighth Men.
T 4 E4
D OBEBT BHOICILLEKR & 00. N. B. 00BNEli
o t t Ll FOll7lll AND BADE B , in - W i h i g a e i t:
Slaw, White Lead, and Paints of description
)irer to the trade, or consumers, a complete stock o
met" in their Unit the low
EBT sromarkA.Mtel
CO.
Northeast corner Fourth and Race streets.
DAY RUM.—Tueli received, an Invoice of fienaln:
-LP Imported Bay Rom, for We by the gallon. tu
BOBEIIT SHOlrAf aIIEB & 00., Druturiat N. R. au
aer Fourth and Baca stream
Apy AGNEKA—jenning'a Or.lotned, In Mb. round
lnand boxes, al In bottles. Jenning's Ctarbonsde
Hag neslaman, In 2 oz. and dos ._ 1
envy
Mein&
Sfax lynding and for sale by AR.T.M: ELLIS
ACal & 00., Pianists, Hanel. and Seventh street.
Philadelphia. sell
SPECIAL NOTICES.
U'UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, (DB
PARTAIKNT OF ARTS).
he examination of the Junior, Sophomore and
Freshman Classes, at the close of the Third Term, will
be held in the following order: _
FRIDAY. 22d. From .0 to 12, Juniors, by the
Provos; (Moral Philosophy). From tO 2 SlPho
mores, by Prot Jackson, (Botta's Rnotish Liesrature),
and Freshmen. by Prof: Kendall, (Geometry), written.
MONDAY. 25th.' From 10 to 12, .humors, by Prof.
Jackson, (Epistles of Horace). From 12 to 2. Sopho
mores, by Prof. Frazer, (Chemistry of the Metals), and
Freshrnen, by Prof. Allen, (History), written.
TUESDAY. 26th. From 10 to 12, jrniors, by Prof.
Frazer, (Heat and the &atm Engine). From 12 to
Sophom -rex, by Prof. Kendall. (Ancuytical Geometr y ). ,
and Freshmen, by Prof. Allen, (Greek ,Anthology,)
ton Ven.
- ::11iii 7
ViEDNESDA.F,TatIa. From 10 to 12:Sophomores, by
Prof. Allen. (Prometheus of ..Esabybas). From 12 to
Juniors, by Prof Kendall, (Darerentfai Calculus),
written.
THPESDA.T, =b. From 10 to 12, Ittniors,by Prof.
Allen. (Medea of Euripides). From 12 to 2 , &pito
more 1,13 y Prof. Jackson. (Cklcs of Horace).
FRIDAVMh. From 1010 12, Freshmen, by Prot
Jackson, (Satires of Horace).
GEORGE ALLEN,
Secretary ca' Mc Faculty of Aria.
CENTRAL HIGHMOCiL. e-
—The examine-
ton of applicants for ad misfiled' tnto the Central
School, will begin on TBUBSDA.Y. the 28tti day
ofJune at 9 A. ZS.
Candidates must be residents of the city , of Phila
delphia. and for at least one year they must have been
pupils in the Public Schools of the city:
The order of examination will be as fellows:
'IMMAMAY, Julie 28—Spelling and Grammar.
FRIDAY, June 29—Mensuration and Composition.
MONDAY. July 2—Parsing.
DESDAY. July 13--GeograPhY and History of the
United metes.
THURSDAY, July s—Etymology and Constitution
of the United States.
'FRIDAY, July 6—Arithmetic.
N. H. MAGUIRR,
jens 4t; Princlpgil.
[.*TPHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
EROAD COMPANY, OFFICE SOUTH
Ft) TH STREET PIULADELP mu., June 111, 1866.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
The Transfer - Books of this Company will be closed
on Saturday, June 30th, and re opened on Friday, July
13th. 1866.
A Dividend of FIVE PER CENT. has been declared
on the Preferred and Common Stock, clear of Na
tional and State taxes: payable in cash, on and after
July 12th. to the holders thereof, as they shall stand
registered on the books of the Company, on the 30th
instant.
All payable at this office.
je2.l-im/ S. BRADFORD,Treasurer.
PHILADELPHIA JUNE I, 1866.—CAIITION
All persons are forbid negotiating the following
Stock: Nos. tes, 1,149,1 '2Ls and 1480. of the CLINTON
COAL AND IRON COMPANY; No. 244, of the VE
NALIGO OIL COMPANY; Nos 537 and 743, of the
t ONNECTICUT MINING CO.: Nos. 90 sad 91, of the
SHERIDAN OIL CO. of CHERRY RllN,and a receipt
for two hundred Shares of the COTTER FARM OIL
CO. Stock, No. 598, tn my name, as the same WE*
stolen from me on the evening of May 31, 186 G—re
issue of the said Stock having been applied for.
je2.24t• WILMIAM REUSS.
fr" - & -7" r • DIVIDEND NOTICE.—OFFICE Of THE
OCEAN OIL COMPANY. No. 147 South Fourth
street.
The Directors have this day declared a dividend of
FIVE PER 0.13.. NT., being .tifty cents per share, on the
capital stock, payable on and after the td of July next,
clear of State tax.
_ .
Transfer books will close on the 26th, at 3 P. IIL, and
reopen on July 3d ' _
• WM. IL CARTER, Treasurer.
RECIEJLDA., June 24,1866. . jets 61/
R:CITY OF ALLEGHENY, TREASURER'S
OFFICE, JUNE 16th, 1866. • .
ice Is hereby given to the holders of the SIX PER
CENT. MUNICIPAL BONDS OF ALLEGHENY,
that the Coupons on said Bonds coming due July let.
1868, Rill be paid. on said day (leas the State tax), at
the Ba NB OF PITTSBURGH. in the City of Pitts
burgh. Pa. D. siACFERRON,
jelB jyll Treasurer of Allegheuy City.
THE PHTLADEDPRIA. WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROADS COMPANY,
June 14,1866.
• The Board of Directors have declared a dividend of
FIVE PER CENT.. clear of Government tax. on the
Capital Stock of the Company, payable on and after
td July next.
th 8,tu,90 ALFRED HORNER, Sec'y.
0 CO. F, GRAY RKSERVES.—A meeting of the
Company, and Co. F. :T2d Regiment, P. IL. will be
held on TUESDAY Evening, June 26th, at the Ar
t rnorY, Broad below Race, to complete arrangements
t. , r etaradingon Fourth of J nly. All old members of F
Invited to be present. , je2s,2t*
WATCHES AND JEWELEI
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DIAMOND DEALER & JEWELER,
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ORES and JEWELRY, REPAIRED.
802 Chestnut, St.,Phila.
Owing to the deoline of Gold, has mans
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large and well assorted
Diamonds,
Watches,
jewelry.
Silverware, &a.
The public are respfictiblly invited to mill and ex
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•.
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"The Giand Addition, to the Geogra,.
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Sir Roderick I. liarchison Bert.
JUST READY,
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•
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Jeens, after photographs: • . •
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THE
ALBERT NYANZA,
GREAT BASIN OF THE NILE,
Explorations of the mile Sources.
BY
Samuel White aker , 111.A.F, H.S.&
And Gold Nedallhtt of the 'loyal Geographical So:UV.
J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO., Priblisherf;
PHILADELPHIA.
"In the history of the Nile there was 11 void; its
sources were a mystery. The Ancients devoted mach
attention to this problem; but in Vain. The Emperor
Nero sent an expeditlon•nnder the command - of two
centurions, as described by Seneca. Even Boman en
ergy fatted to break the Spell that guarded these secret
fountains. The expkdition sent by Mehemet All.
Pasha, the celebrated Viceroy of Egypt, closed a long
term of nutmccessitd search.
"The work has now been accomplished. Three En
gilsh - parties, and only three, have at various periods
started upon this obscure mission; each has gained its
en• •
'BRITCE wort_the source of the Bine Nile ; Sesure and
GIUNT won the Victoria source of the Great White
Nile; and Lhave been pesmitted to succeed in com
pleting the Nile SCMICI3B by the discovery of the great
reservoir of the equatorial waters, the Albert Nyanza,
from
journeye river issues as the entire White Nile.
"The is long, the countries savage there are
no ancient histories) to charm the present with memo
ries.of the past.. all is wild and brutal, hard and un
feeling, devoid of that holy instinct instil .1 by nature
into the heart of man—the belief in a Supreme Being.
In thatremote wilderness in Central Equatorial Africa
are the Sources of the Nile."—Preface.
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608 Chestnut street.
A LLEN'S LIFE OF PELLIDOII.—THE LIFE OP
A
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Chess
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JAmEs .l `,Alcr_ '9Mg`Ttk3.llTl,B4"l".er7. no.
COAL.
GEC). .A.. COCII4E.E,
No. 1314 Washington avenue,
invites the attention of the Public to Ms PRESTON
COAL, which is an article that gives unbounded tatifr
.faction to 'all. My customers generally are laying It
in at the present prices, in preference to Tao:RAGE
COAL. Egg and Stove sizes at $d 75 per ton. Also the
genuine Eagle Vein Coal,. same sizes, same price.
A -
superior quality of LEHIGH . COAL, Egg and
Stove, at $7 50 per ton.
Orders received at 114 South THIRD St. -mye-3m}
S. MASON MUM. roux. J. WEENL.II..I
TZ UNDERSIGNED INVITE ATTENTION TO
their ator..k of
Buck Mountain Company's Coal.
Lehigh Necf,rotion_Company's Coal, and
r Locust Mountain,
which they , are prepared to sell at the lowest market
rates, and to deliver in the beet condition.
Orders left with S. MASON EINES, Frardtlin Intl
&de Buildfng, SEVENTH street, below Market, will
be promptly attended to. BINEB ELECRABB_ _
sec s • . , • rub Street Wharf, Schuyllrdll.
CIOAL.—SUGAB LOAF. BEAVEE MEADOW AND
Spring Mountain, Lehigh Coal, and hest Dwain
NormUin from Schuylkill. prepared expresely w le
tarrAy use, De t, N. W. cornerMlGmum and
LOW streets. Mee, No. 112 South SIIDOND street.
taker Z. WALTON•.III CO.
Al . At DIZ ' I'll •1
Mrs-. it.
323 and 331 South Street,
• •"' has a handsome assortment of SPRING Atia,
• LINERY; Mimes' and...lnfanta' Rats and Caps,
, Sas, Velvets, Crapes; Ribbons, Feathers, Flo mere,
Frames. de-
BBONS AND TNVINN hreNUNACIIITIMI
.10 , =I tor Bale
TrrIam,_WEALVER a OCL,
{SS North Water street, and
IS North Delaware aveaai
NVA.VE,'"
137 SoutJa Fourth street.
AVIMOII SALES.
JAMES A. FIOREMAN AUCTIONEER. Ns, * WALNII I 'I' street.
TWFMITEEH SPRING SALE. MINE 27, 1860.
This sale. on 'WEDNESDAY, at 19 o'clock noon. at
sbe irseb OCKS, snee ill Include the following, viz
-.
ST LEASING CITY WHARVES, Atc.
5 shares stack Academy of Music—Executors' Sale.
25 shares tichomacker Phut() Forte IliamiLtetarlsg
1 share Mercantile Library.
A judgment for seas well secured on lands in Tloga
County, Pa. nap Copy orrecord at the auction store.
CIT s' WHARVES.
Wlll be leased from one to three years—
Callowhill street wharf on the river Delaware.
Poplar do do do do do -
Hsnover do t do do do do
Palmer do do do ' do do
Walnut do do do do Schuylkill:
1275 shares Allegheny and Walnut Bend 011 Co.•
900 shares Walnut Bend and Cherry lion Oil Co.
200 shares .51C.Aboy and Cherry Run. l oll CO.
10 shares Consumers' Mutual Coal Co.
Iif.A.RRIOTT ST—House Marriott at, (No. 7) Second
Ward. Orphans' (hurt Sate—Bstate of Marina Ardis,
deed.
LAND, NEW JERSEY-80 acres of land, near Ta
ben2acle Village, about 25 mallet from Camden in Bile
rnong townahip, Burlington county. N. J.
PROPERTY NO. 308 NEW MARKET ST-A four
story brick dwelling. New Market at. above Vine at,
with Mx court homes in the rear, 34 by 158 X feet. WO9
_
May remain. Clear. Assignees' &sle.
GROUND RENTS-Three ground rents. of •$37 33,
$3BBl and 5.36 per annum. (The last irredeemable.)
Well secured and punctually paid.
Lo'll3, 19TH WARD-Three lota, Cumberland and
Adams sts, 19th Ward. la. See handbills. Cirphente
Court bale-Estate o 7 Lioerius lose,dec'd
, NO. 430 S. THIRD ST-A desirable residen ce,Tbird
at, below Pine st, 19% by 64 feet toe four ibet- alley.
Clear. *a. Immediate possession.. -
FRONT, ABOVE AMBER:-Pronerty, Front, above
Amber, 19th Ward, being 18 feet front on both streets,
and extending 89 feet deep through. 540 ground rent.
Orphans' (burl Hale-Estate of David S. Brown, deed.
RESIDENCE; WEST PHIL'A-A new three-story
'brick and stone residence, S. W. corner of Locust and
41st ate, 35 feet on Locust st,, and in depth along 41st at
/90 feet.: IS. Keys at the auction store. Immediate
possession.
NO. 1008 RACE ST-A deairable residence, 21 by 112
feet. Vat. This hohse is in complete order, new back
buildings, t:c.c. Clear. -
NO 220 N. WATER ST-Property between Race
and Vine, 27 feet 4 inches by about 50 feet. .Admints
;region' Sate--Estate of Tan Boyd. deed.
NO. 1818 VINE ST-A genteel dwelling corner of
Vine andlliaciteon sta. 18S, by 101 feet. In
_good order.
Admintatrators' Sale-BrtWe of Joseph B. Willtts, decd.
BENTON ST-2 dwelllngs,liros. 15 and 17 Benton at,
9th Ward. Bent for Mt each.
• 42 AMES, HADDINGTON—A very valuable tract
ofabont 42 acres of land. 24th Ward, on the find range
of hills west of the Schuylkill. a short distance from
the Passenger .11allway- station. The ground 111 very
elevated, and commanding a fine prospect of the city,
Delaware river and New Jersey. and affords desirab e
building sites. Terms at sale. Bale by order of the
Court.Of Cbmmon Pleas—Belate of Wm. M. lifaxfleid.
•• NO. 933 SOUTH ST—Property 18 by lea-feet to Ben
gali at, on which a house is also erected. Clear. Or
panne Court Sale—Estate of Samuel Ogden.dee'd:
• GROUND RENTS—Two ground rents of *lOO and
119 50 per annum respectively, each well secured and
punctually paid. Same Estate.
4TH AND WHARTON STS.—Dwell ng,S. E. corner
16 by 70 feet. Clear. Orphans' Court Satz. Estate of
James A. Stewart, decd.
8.2 d ST.—A. three-story brick store and dwelling.
Second et., above Wharton,l2 by 65 feet. Clear. Same
Estate.
BYE ST.—Small dwelling in the rear of the above,
on Rye st.. 12 by 35 feet Clear. &t'ne Estate.
DWEDLINGS,NOS.I33O,I3I2 AND 1214 MARSHALL
ST.-7 hree three-story brick dwellings, with three
story back buildings and lots of ground, asmhall
street, above Thompson at.. No. 1133,18 by 174 feet it
inches, $lO3 ground rent per annum; Nos. = and 1334,
each 18 by 14 10 inches. Clear of IncambranCe.
)Sold separately. Orphans Court sale—Eatate of
;Amos a Mareerum.,_dee'd.
NO. I=7 N. 7TH ST.-A three-story brick dwelling,
Seventh, below Master,lB by 174 feet 10 inches. to Mar
shall at. 172 ground rent per annum. Same Estates
BUILDING LO'IB. 7TH ST-3 Building Lots, 7th at,
above Master, the first 18 by 174 feet 10 inches, sst
ground rent; the second 18 by 100 feet, 863 ground rent;
the third same as second. Same Estate.
tnr Handbills, Plans and any other ayarmation may
be had at the anctian store.
Peremptory Sale on the Premim. Holmeeb
HANDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND
. THREE ACRES. HOLUESEURO.
ON SATURDAY APARRNOON. JUNE 30.
8t 6 o'clock. will be sold without any reserve. on the
premisee,the beautiful Country Residence with three
sass of land, in the square bounded by Oakland
avenue, Mill, Decatur and Cambridge sta.
agr The mansion is of everygh cast, 40 by Si
feet, with kitchen back;' hasconvenience. On
the:property are a stable, coach house, laundry, de.
'The grounds are handsomely laid out—altogether a
most attractive property. ,
• Jar Immediate possession. Plsn at the store.
air It will be sold without the slightest limit. -
BANK FIREPROOF SAFE AT PRIVATE SALE
At Private Sale -A troperior Bank Safe, nearly new
about seven feet high inside, with combination locks
g-c.. in perfect ruder, made by Farrel & Herring, at a
coat of ti. 400.
• TO BENT—A handsome double Mansion on Walum
street, either furnished or untarnished. Apply at the
Auction Store.
THOMAS BIRCH & SON. AUCTIONEERS AEI
CO2,IMISSION MERCHANTS,
No, IUO CHESTNUT meet.
Oltearentrance 1107 Seasons street) •
HOI7EfvHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE
SCRIFTION RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT,
SA I,Ets EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
Sales of Furniture at Dwellings attended to on the
most Reasonable Terms.
SALE OF *Ea.x. ESTATE, STOCKS, &c., AT TEI
EXCHANGE.
THOMAS BIRCH & SON respectfully inform theb
friends and the public that they are prepared to attend
to the sale of Real Estate by ancidon and at privet. sale
PUBLIC SALE OF A FEEL*I`..CLASS PHOTO.
GRAPHIC ESTABLISAMENT AND STORE
• FIXTURES.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. Lush. 27,
At 10 o'clock at No. IMO Chestnut street,will be sold—
The entire Motor aphic Establishment of J. E. Mc-
Clees, compritdrg nrst-class Cameras. cf various sizes:
Plates, Tub e s, Camera Boxes. Baths, Backgrounds,
hareem Head-rests, Printing Frames,
Also, large Copperplate Press. Negatives and Glass,
STORE FIXTURKS.
Also. handsome Counters, with drawers; large black
walnut Show Case, two fine Counter Show Cases,
Plate Glass and Silver Mounted;Show Frames,Walnnt
Easles, Centre Tables; Carpets
Also. balance of Stock. consisting of French and
American Gilt, Rosewood arta Walnut Frames, Passe
Partouts, Mats, Carte Mounts, Cases, &c.
IREPROO kr CHEST.
One of Herring's Superior Fireproof Chests.
Sale at No. 221 South Ninth Ninth street.
BOUSEHDLD FURNITURE, &c.
O) LiiWaSDAY MORNING,
At 10 o'clock. at .No. 221 South Ninth street, will be
sold the surplus parlor. chamber and kitchen furni
ture of a family removing.
SALE OF PAINTINGS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC
SPECIMENS.
ON THUS SDAY EVENING, JUNE 23,
. At 8 o'clock, at N 0.1310 Chestnut st., will be sold—
All the Specimen Pictures of Mr. McCiees' Gallery.
comprising many Life•sice Portraits of distinguished
characters many fine Engravings, and Photographic
Reproductions, &c.
.. CANAL BOAT TINTON AT AUCTION.
ON SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 30.
At 11 o'clock, at J. J. Kersey's wharf. Callowhill at,
Schuylkill, will pe sold tls= canal boat Union, 110 tons,
in first rate condition, having been recently thoroughly
rebuilt.
VIES & HARVEY, AUCTIONEERS.
(Late with M. Thomas ds Sons.)
Store No. 331 Chestnut street.
FURNITURE SALES at the Store every. Tnesday.
T,ES AT WRATT)ENCES will - eceive particular
attention.
Sale No. 1908 Wallace street.
iv`V
SUPERIOR
TAPESTRY OARPErb.
ON VTEMIST)3EU:AKY MORNING.
At 10o'clock, by catalogue, the very superior Parlor,
Dining Room and Chamber Furniture, Handsome
Bookcase, Pine Tapestry and English Brussels Car.
pets, China and tilassware. Refrigerator, Kitchen
- Utensils, Sc. Has been in usebnt a few months, and is
equal to new. The House being a very neat and deal•
rable reed, nce is for private sale, and may be mar
mined. any - aflame - fa between 4 and 5 o'clock.
Sale No. 1754 Frankford Road
SUPERIOR W AL:NUT B URNITURR, FRENCH.
PLATE MIRROES, ELEGANT VELVET CAR
PET.
ON FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 29,
'At 10 o'clook, by catalogue at No. 1750 Frankford
road, above Barriron street, the super! walnut Par
lor and Chamber Fur. iture. French Plate Pier Mirror,
large Oval Mirror. superior Secretary Bookcase, fine
\ Blinds. elegant Medallion Velvet Carpet. Itapestry
pmets. &c.
Mbday be examined on the morning etude.
B SCOTT, IS., AIICT/OPMEII.
' , OM .
CARD.— We are prepared from now until July let tc
make special sales of any description of merchandise
and will use our beet endeavors to give satisfaction
For terms, dic.. apply at the office.
SALE OF READY-MADE CLOTHING. •
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 27.
At 10 o'clock, at the Gallery. MO Chestnut street, a
large assortment of Ready-made Clothing, comprising
gent's and boys' tall suits, Melton hacks, dm. Open
for examination on Tuesday afternoon. .
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO.
CARPETS SEWING MACHINE, dtc.
ON FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 29.
At 10 o'clock, at the Gallery, 1010 Chestnut street. a
superior assortment of welt kept Hosiushold Furniture,
comprising—One seven . • octave Rosewood. Plano.
Allen's best make; Rosewood and Walnut Parlor Fur
niture, Walnut Chamber Snits, Cottage Suits, Mirrors,
OD.Paintings. Engravings. Tapestry and Ingrain Car•
pets, Kitchen Furniture, 'Utensils, Sc., the whole be
longing to a gentleman going west, and removed to
store for convenience of sale. Every lot to be disposed
of without reserve.
WEE PRINCIPAL MONEY ESTABLISHMENT
A B. E corner of SIXTH and RACE streets.
Money advanced on Merchandise generally.
Watches,Jewelry, Diamonda, Gold and. Silver Plate
and on all articles of value, for any length of time
agreed on.,
ATCHES AND JEWELRY AT PRIVATE SALE
Fine Gold Hunting Case, Double Bottom and Opee
Face English, American and Swiss Patent Lever
Watches*, 'Fine Gold Hunting Case and Open Pace Le
pine Wetches: Fine Geld Duplex and other Watches
Fine Silver Hunting Case and Open Face English
American and Swiss Patent Lever and. Lepine
Watches: Double .Case English Quart'sr and whin
Watches; Ladies' Fancy Watches; Diamond Srea4
nines Finger Rings; Bran, fituds,lx.r Fine GioU
Chains: Medallions:celets' Scarf Pinzi
Pins; Finger Binge;, Pencil Oases, and Teyvoiry gene
•
FOR
BALE.—A large and splendid Fireproof Chetit4
suitable for a Jeweler, price tsSO.
- Also, several Lots In Boaz Minden, Fifth ant
cametunt streets. -
THOMAS & sops, AUOTIO '
alse. Nab. - 189 and 141 Booth FO 1
SALES OF STOOKS AND REAL -
At the Exchange, every TOESEA.Y.atigo'
,fir Handbills' of each property issued_ .
and on the Saturdsty previous to each • eatis",
/oval in pampbbit form, glvt.n_bAldeectlistemat,„,e4:
TIMAT• •:•.TATE AT
Printed •catalogness, comprising- enema
thousand dollars, inc luding every descrilStitc of
.-
and country property; from th e '-
the most elegant mansions, elegant country': '
farms, business properties, dsc.'
&Jr FURSTIVRE , BALFE at the Atiettwe*ele,f , ,
E VERY THIIP.SDAT.
101 - Pazticular attention .
given to galas at, inmost;
Residences. &c. -
SALE OF A LAW Lismenr.- -7
ON TUESDAY Arricssoos. •
June 28. at the auction store. a valuable Law I.**„.`
brary, Including the Femusylvania Reports. dcc
Sale Nos. 199 and 141 South Fourth
strnalos, Ftr.B.Nrruitz, FINE FBPNQf PLAM
`MIRRORS, RUSEWOOD PIANO . FORTE. 1P.015P.
SAFFJB. PINE VELVET. BRUSSELS and MEER,
CARPETS. REPRIGER.ATORS;AA .
ON TRUBADAY• IdORNING;
At 9 o'clock, at the auction:more.. by eistanEtist. '-
very superior • furniture, 2 elegant Preach Plate pier
mirrors, rosewood piano fortes. Iron safes. handsohne ,
velvet, Brussels and other carpets. beds., anti'beddist&-4. ,
china and glassware, .rofrigerators. dc. •
.
Also, a anperior steam engibe. 2 horse power.
• - Sale for account' of the United States.
HOSPITAL - ITIB.NrntrRE, BLANKBTB,-813X&TEL.
BEDDING IRON IRON' BEDSTRADS; CHAIM% TA—
BLES, CONCENTRATED MILK, &c. • ,
• • ON THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 2S.
• At 1 o'clock at the auction. store, by Order ,or the 31,Ek'
dies] Purveyor, a quantity of hospital' farnlttere, &e.'
•
A150.13.1051b8 Contentrated milk. • •
.-
Pull particulars In catalogges. - , ,
. -
Exceotrix'9l3aleMo 3.2l9Cheatimit street:
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 4.lnNlt
• MANTEL AND FIKB.. MIRRORS, CHINA AND
GLASSWARE. FINE BRUSSELS CARPR'ql . e:4lr..
ON FRIDAY MOBBING. JUNE 29.
At ID o'cleck, at No. 1318 Chestnut' etreet; bytatit—
logne. by order or .33xedutaix, the superior parlor fm-.
Mare excellent chamber furniture, 4:,French... plate
mantel and pier mtrroza, -china and glassware ; '
cartains. fine Brussels and other carpetsoitc.' ,
_- •
Kay be auusibied eta 0 clodron the ramming of issisri,.'
Sale No. 924!pra ce street.'
supERT
OR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ativer..'
TEL 31313110103„ FINE BRUSAELI3 CARPETS, dam .
. •ON MONDAY MORNING. .TULY • I
At 10 o'clock, at No. 924 Spruce street,
cat .
the superior parlor, chamber and dining
tore, two mantle minors. fine Brussels and other-car
pets, die. • _ . . . .._ _
May be ersaalled at 8 o'clock On Ihennunnng Ofamhp.
VAIMABLE FARECOPPER ORE • AT PRY.
VATE SAILF--Avainable Farm ing acres. • Therelat
a vein of tray anipburet of copper on the place. - Fall
particulars will be given on application at the =aim
rooms.
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34:V.1.1 • ,v s re '.o :•:d (s i: - cd,s), :: •
• We NOII hold a Large Salifof WOreign and Don:Untie -
Dry Goode, by Datalogne. on . four manila' credit ant
part for crush. _
On TRUBSDAY mossrnsro,
June 28, at 10 o'clock, eprbracing; about 100 w0 =
ages and lots of ?pie and limey articles, in
worsteds, linens, flaw and cottons.
N. B.—Goods =anted for exawdrudlan and emu
Inv... ready early on the morning afaoq.
LA • V, FIKELEMPTORY SALE OF FOICEIGEE
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AND DOMESTIC DKY GOODS._
NOTICE—/ncluded in our sale of THUBSDA.In
Jane 28, will be found in Dart the following, viz—
DONs - vSTIOS.
bales bleach , d and brown oh eelings and shirre,, - /a 4
do bleached and colored drills.
do dothet, all cvnel, Canton and Shal er flannel&
cases blea and coW Corset jeans and cambrics
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do blue apron checks. ticks, denims, stripes.
do Kentucky Jeans, plain and fancy cotionndeet.
do Manchester, Scorch and domestic engeams.
do sleeve linings fancy shirting flannels.
do English and domestic prints and de Mines.
, do aileclas, jaconeta and paper muslin , .
do cassimeres. a:ratans:Unsays, satineta,tweeds.
MERCHANT TAILORS' GOODS.
pieces French and Saxony black and blue cloths
do Belgian black doeskin., all wool diagonals.
do Brie French velours, blk and fancy tricots.
do French fancy cassizneres and coatings.'
do black and fancy rrieltnng and Scotch plaids.; -
do Aix la Chapelle and O crown cloths, Italians.
GODS.
—pieces 4-4 Irish shirting linens. Chinese grass cloth.-
do 4-4 and 3E Spanish, bleu, planter.: linens.
do blew and W Wicks, Russia diaper, towels.
do crown ducks. cream canyad,d#Us,cre.ah.ft.
pieces Paris de laines, bareges and grenadines.
do plain andfancymozamblques,puremehatts.
do new style Janos, poll de =ewes, alpacas.
do print jaconets, organdies and 'lawns.
do plain and fancy silks. shaw basques.
Also toilet • quilts, hosiery. gloves, ls,
balmoral
hoops irts, traveling and under shirt' and dra
silk tie ispoo ma l 4 cotton, imtent thread. ?swing silkaospendffis,I n ets,
aospendocs,l nets, umbrelas, parasols. dm.
wunt posrrrys
C was: CleaßrriNee
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ANTON en.
ON FRIDAY NORNI.IOO,
Sane 29, at U o'clock, will be sold, by catalogue. •
four months' credit, about NO nieces of. tea
and fine ingrain, royal dantaak..Venetlan, Ust i I •
hemp. cottage and rag eespetings, embracing a ch •
assortment Of =parlor goods. which may be
awl, on the morning or sale. -
a 00., auunowEitam,
ReadtWr- Csah Auction Howe,
No. 230 Market street, corner ont.
flash advanced on comdetunentswithontextrs chi
PRBIGIPTOB,Y SA T R OF 600 LOTS ASSO •
DRY GOODS.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,
Zone 27, at 10 o'clock 200 dozen assorted Shirts, stock
of Dry Goods, Roots, Shoes. Straw Hata. Sun Shades
Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, Notions, .ix.
pump_ FORD ds CO., •
AIICTIONEEBS,,
No. EO6 2L4BEET street
SALE OF 1X( CASES BOOTS AND SROBIL •
ON THUG DRY MOBNING,TUNIC 28. --
Commencing. at 10 o'clock, we will sell by cs •
for cash. 1100 cases prlmcLßoots. &toes, Browses%
morals Congress GaiterCSlippers. Oxford es: comprising a general assortment of goods. to which
the attention of buyers is called.
T. L
A
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AIJOTIONRECRD,
No. 506 MARRRTatroex. abovakinh.
BOOTS, SR OES, RALMORA.LS, &c.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 2T.
At 10 o'clock, we will sell by catalogue, 600 camel
Roots. Shoes. Balm:orals, Gallen, Slippers, Brogans.
Oxford Ties. Congress Chillers, dc., of City and
manufacture.
GAS LIGHT FOR THE
COUNTRY.
BOOKCASE, PINE
FERRIS
,CO.'S AUTOMATIC G 4
MACHINES - t
FOR PRIVATE REKEDENCII23, ILLS, HOTEs
CHURCHEE, ac, u
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FUENISHING FROM TEN TO S 9 3L-LonsIDE.I.
LIGHTS AS MAYBE E.EQuis.G. • -
This machine is guaranteed: dots not get out of
der, and the time to manage it is about live-minutes
week. .
The simplicitY Of this apparitug,- its entire: freedom
from danger, the cheapness and quality of the light
over all others, has gained ibr It the favorable opinion
of those acquainted with its merits. The names of
those having used them fo , the last three years wilt be
given by waling at our OFB.IOB.
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No. 105 SOUTH FOURTH. STREY, -
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Where the machine can be seen in operation. '
FERRIS - a 00., Box 1491, P.
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Chestnut Sire , .
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BROWN & MAGEE
Manufacturers of
SOLID LEATHER TRUNKS AND VertstEß,'
Gents' and Ladies' SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS,
Ladles French, Dress and Bonnet Trunks.
Leather Traveling Bags. Excursion Bags Tourist :
orocco Reticules and Traveling Bags for Ladles,
Trunk Straps. Shawl Straps, Hat Oases,
Dressing Cases, Flasks. Pocket Books, &c.
SW - Trunks suitable for sA'aropean Tr/Wel.
708 Chestnut Street,
MALTSTERS,
AVOTION
DRPSB 600D8.6ILssand.BHAWL .
OPPOSITE HAS'ONIO HALL.
AND CO. `4