THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2G, 1SGC.
Hie Drrr In our Public Squares.
To the Editor of the Evening Telegraph-
Amonpr the rjceat proceed inirs of the wise men
ronresrntinR the city of ruiladelphia was on t
l input." of the deer In the public squares, giving
m a reason that the oitr had occasionally to pay
for a llttlo corn and bran to ffed thein. This
verv imvortarit Question occupied the tiros of
those wonderful counsellors the prreater part of
two ancrnoonn, wi-j mi vug wane ior?t.unir mat
rwtilonoe U approachinn surely and rapidly, and
It will find our streets and alloy leaking; with
the accumulated tilth of the entire winter, and
In most adimrnble condition lor the cholera to
Bpread amond iis, and thereby cauwo the death of
many a one who? life would be worth more to
the community than the whole of those eminent
Imh1I s put tofrilhor.
Seriously speaking In rearard t: the deer ques
tion, iho wriier ws one ot me parties who con
tributed to the purchase and had them pineal in
lfcan Square. The original intention was to
have kept a lew, ray trn or twelve, la Logan
Square, and then Bond the balanco to Falrmount
Park. Tuerc never has been anything pluced in
any of our public squnrc or elsewhere, that has
CAuand more rumarK, and tlnU has drawn more
BtrnnKers to vlatt the Squuro, than the tame deer
welkin? about, mid hnrmirvr no one, at lea no
one who 'will let them alone. The writer hn
neon, scores ot times, little children from two to
ten years old unarms their cakes, apples, etc.,
with them. tamo have they becomo, that
thry will Iced out of their hand". Amonr; the
hundreds ot children who day after day visit tho
public squares, I will venture to assert that there
is nothing that so much attracts the there a
the drer. If the city ot 1'hiladclphia cannot
afford to pay for their keep, the writer will
guarantee that the amount necessary can bo
iaised by tho children ot tho neighborhood under
seven jears of wo, who will glaril give? from
the tno'npy furr Ished them for calces and can
dies, iroro than will bo sullioient to teed th'.r
e's. 1 do hope, thereloie, a one ot tlmr ineni
i rs lubtly observed, they will have sou e respect
lor then own ditrnity.
AMUSEMENTS.
Academy or Mosio. Faust, th" poem inter
preted tr tho; dreamy cud impassioned charactor
iifc t bas inspired, will be given to-morrow oveninjr
by the artists who best understand both the poetry
and the music. Hlmmer. Hermanns (the "Mephis
tophelec"par excellence) M'mc Ilotior a most nn
islied artift, end MaflMo Dzinbft, now to ui in tne
role of "Seibol." 'ausf will bo porfermod but
once. It should not be niisaod by any one who de
sires to retain memories or tue grand and beautiful.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Cour.T of Quarter SESRioNS-Judco Ludlow.
Harriet lloilmau was charped with bigamy.
The Rev. Mr. Wilson te.titied that in April 14,
1803, ho united the .defendant in mtirria? to one
Joseph lloilman, and that subsequently in
January, 1806, be nerain joined tho delendant in
niarriatre to one William ii. Wacrnor. He turther
testified that at the time of the last marriage
she reminded) hini that he performed the mar
riage ceremony when she was 6 rat married, and
Cave him to understand tnat her brat husband
was dead, and she was then a widow. After this
testimony the delendant withdrew her plea of
not guilty, and entered a plea of guilty. Tho
defendant's counsel said he would like time to
bring Fome witneso?, who, hctaid, would show
a state of facta thai would, in his opinion, go tar
in mitigation of punishment. The final disposi
tion of tho case was therefore postponed until
Saturday.
Lewis Warner, late Co'onel of a colored regi
ment and Commandant at Camp William Penn,
was charged wifh the larceny, as bailee, of
fsur hundred dollars, the property of William
Reese, a colored man, who enlisted as a substi
tute, September 8, 1804, and, being taken to
camp, entrusted, as he testitied, the money in
question to the defendant for sale keeping. He
took a receipt lor the money, which ho says he
has lost, ana was sent with his regiment to toe
Held.
Upon his retnrn he called upon the Colonel,
stated that he had lost his receipt, and de
manded his money. The Colonel said that he
did not remember hlru, that his name was not
upon his (the Colonel's) bookv, and said that If
the money bad been left with him it had been
paid to some other person, who had claimed it.
On trial.
Patrick Brisrty pleaded guilty to a charge of
assault and lattery on Joseph Hogelaad, and
was sentenced to ten days in the County Prison.
The defendant hit Hoeclund over the head with
a pitch-pine board, and indicted quite a severe
cut.
Peter C. Thompson was convicted of assault
and battery on Annie Beaumont, and was fined
$10 and costs.
MATTERS OYER THE RIVER.
Sad Casualty. On Sunday morning the
body of Mm. Weldon, of Bordentowu, was lound
in a large rain cask, on the premises of her son-in-law,
Mr. Herbert. Mrs. Weldon had suffered
for several years trom a nervous alfection, which
produced at limes a shsht derangement, but had
never manifested any symptoms to give the re
motest idea of self-destruction; and whether her
death was caused by accident or desisrn is un
known. She hud resided in Camden for many
years, nnd was much respected. This calamity
has plunged several families in grief; for she was
almost idolized as a mother, and held in the
highest esteem by a large circle of friends.
Inquest. The German who was brutally
assaulted and robbed in a back street near Eng
lish's Hotel one night last week, died at the
Pennsylvania Hospital on Saturday. His body
was brought to Camden on Hunday by Coroner
Itobert. and an inquest will be held this after
noon. Ilia name wns Peter Ktucble, a German
by birth, and he was a member of the 31th New
Jersey Kegiment. The authorities oucht to offer
a reward lor his murderers, as no expense should
be spared to brine the heartless assassins to pun
ishment. This gallant soldior had escaped all
the perils ot battle to be struck down by high
way men in a peaceable and Christian com ni unity.
Shiffleti Ho8E Company. This Fire
Company attended the Tabernacle Baptht
Church iu a body yesterday morning. The
front scats of the middle oiile9 were reserved
tki.m Mr Tlnvioa flip Puat.rtr vdva sin
eloquent picture of the exposure and perils
Incident to a meraan'g life, ami urged the ne
cessity oi mwavB uuhik iin-yiuou m nicci uuora,
His advico to shun intoxication, profanity, and
loitering on the Sabbath about the hoe house,
was a most persuasive appeal, and kindly
received.
American Mechanics. Camden Coun
cil, No. 7, O. 0. A. M., with a number of visiting
members of the Order, attended liivlne service
at the Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church,
, on Sunday morning. The pastor preached an
appropriate sermon, ainuimg, in nappy terms,
in the benevolent features of the organization.
Wo have seldom seen u more respectable body
ot men together.
Tiittv tv PnTinrrr. llifht converts nrprn
given the riant hand of fellowship in the Taber
nacle Baptist Church, by the Pastor, Itev. Mr.
Davies, on Sunday morning. In the evening,
the ordinance of baptism was administered to
several mor. About thirty-eight additions
have recently been made to this Church, aud
the revival meetings are nun uuuimuiu
Tftliiible Cai-amiiy. Four children
in fli'fith in a house at Jackson
ville. Monmouth connty, one nht last week,
v hp house takincr tiro. lue occupant, a
..j i,ia hillren. nine in number, had
escaped, but the four who loHt their lives had
ra-biy re-entereu iuc uuuc, i"i mcj
could acaiu escape, cn uu.u ,v v.v,.vu.
KonntKY of I'iutoi-h. A few nights
since about seventeen handsome revolvers were
stolen out ot a bo ticinnciuir iu u c i.uve.u
merit, at Amboy. Mr. Vanclevo, the Superin
tendent, Immediately discharged, the gang
VUUl th robbers were ldentlttod.
CITY INTMLIOENOE
For Adiiliorud Looal JUrms if Third rage.
BPECtAt. Beliqiocs SEnviCES. Festor
dny was tbf occasion of a number of rol g ous
meetings of more thin ordinary Interest. The
Kieht Bev. Bishop Vail, of Kansas, officiated at
All Paints' Protestant Episcopal church, tn
Twelfth street, below Fitzwater, administering
the rite of confirmation to a numoer of pers nt.
The ceremonies wero of a deeply interesting
character, end tbechurch edifice whs completely
tilled. In the afternoon ltev. John Chambers
preached a sermon to medical students, and
there was not a vacant seat in the nonce. His
advice to young men ecposed to tho temptations
of city life was well timer", and delivered with
that earnestness for which this gentleman is so
remarkable. Bishop Simpson addressed the
young men at Trinity M. K. church, in Right b.
street, above Race, in the evening. Th) church
was crowded, the audience belnir mainly com
posed of young persons. The Bishop made one
ot his happiest efforts. Ho nrzed the young
men to a manly discharge of their social and
Christian duties, showing that un upright life
was a guarantee, to success in their daily avoca
tions, giving them character and standing in the
community, and profitable even ai a worldly
vcntuie. The sermon was full of eloquent pas
sages, and created r, deep Impression.
Kev. E. R. Bead'.e, recently n missionary to
Syria, but at ttresent pastor of tho Scven'h Prrs-
bytcrinn Church, at Boventh and Arch, repeated,
by special request, his sermon to young ladies,
hist evening. The immense church as entirely
to small to accommodate all the ladies that
were in attendance, the alsl?s, pulpit steps,
standing room in the galleries, tin choir, and
even the vestibule being packed with the dense
mas or humanity, while hundreds were forced
o leave without gaining admission. We cannot
do justice to the sermon, but we learn that it
will be published tn pamphlet form, and in this
way will achieve a wider usefulness. The ser
mon is founded upon the Btory of the woman
who washed the tcet of tho Saviour, as related
in the seventh chapter of St. Luke, and Is cer
tainly a magniticent specimen of p'llpit
oratory. rno rtevcrend gentleman refers
to woman under live ditl'crent asoect3 :
her place, character, influence, mission, and
reeds, and Is entirely out of the usual vela of
special lectures. He regards woman as charged
with peculiar duties and great responsibilities.
Avoiding tho vexed qeestion of the natural
equality of the sexes, be proceeded t show tho
great power exercised by woman In moulding
character, and influencing the characters of t oose
with whom they were in daily contact, arid
referred to the tact that nearly every great and
gooo man naa acknowledged tne suect ot a
mother's precept and example. Dr. Beadle has
a sympathetic voice' and his earnestness is one
of the rerrmrKable features of his oratory. His
long residence in th East has rendored him
familiar with oriental literature, and many ot
his figures glow with tho brilliancy of that land
of poetry. lie promises to be one of the most
popular preachers of our city.
Kot the l"ust attractive feature of the service
was the fine musical performances of the choir.
It has been but recently organized, but cannot
but achieve reputation. The soprano. Miss
Mary B. lleisler, has a powerful vote, finely
cultivated, nnd rendered the higher styles of
classical music with trreat effect. Miss Jennie
Thomas has a rich contralto, and Bimrs with an
ease and abandon that Is peculiarly attractive.
Mr. rrad8bnw is a young man, but tie gives
great promise of future excellence. It is hardly
necessary to say anything in regard to tho
lender, Mr. John J. Heisler.
Every one that has attended the Arch Street
Presbyterian Church will acknowledge the
beauty and force of his rendition. As a basso
profundo he has no superior and but few equals.
Air. w oiseiter, a well-known musician, nns
charse of the organ. Last evening the opening
piece, "Calm on the Listening Ear of Night,"
ana tne cio.-ing cnant, "snail we jueet wita
Christ our Saviour," was magnificently per-
lorroea.
The Rev. Otis Cibson. of the China Mission,
delivered an interesting seomod yesterday morn
ing in the Twcllth Street Methodist Episcopal
church. He gave an account of ths operations
ef the mission since he was first assigned to
duty there.
At the M. K. Manner's Bethel, Shippen and
Pcan streets, the anniversary of tho Missionary
Society was held, and addresses were dolivercd
by Thbmus Pcrnns and others. The children
attached to the school sang a number of choice
pieces.
me Missionary Anniversary ot tne s.ibbatn
School connected with Cohocksink M. E. Church
was held yesterday afternoon. Several appro
priate addresses were delivered.
l ne nunorea ana twenty-rourta meeting or tne
Philadelphia Tract and Mission Society was
held yet-terday morning, In the Baptist Church,
Eighth street, above Master. Addresses were
delivered by Rer. William M. Connell, LL.D.,
ana orners.
A meeting of the friends of the Sabbath was
held last even'.ng, in the Seventh Presbyterian
Church, Broad street, above Chesnut. The Kev.
Dr. Crowell, tne pastor ot the church, and seve
ral others, delivered addresses appropriate to
the occasion.
SAGK QUESTIOKS.
You who are at figures qnick,
Brush up vour arithmetic;
Can you count tho drunkard's ills,
Or young Skln'em's unpaid bills,
Or the vows that lovers make,
Or the oaths that blacklegs break,
Or your Bailie's host of charms,
Or your net vons aunt's alarms,
Or moeqnitoes in the Fall,
Or customers at Tower Hall?
We have the largest mnd 6et ttock of Clothing
in rhtiattelphia, all VRKSn, fabhiosablk, and
Socnd, which we are telling tit prion gtun anteed
to tie lower tnan tne lowtu eiltunere. ror eitner
POLKD or DAilAOKD fVOils.
IOTO 11 ALL,
KO, 518 MBKET 8TRBRT,
BEtiwsrrr fc Co.
MAcniKBBT rHiiKCTKi In all the wide ranjre
of human inventions the genial of man bis neror
been more nseiutly called into operation tnan. ia
brinr lngto perfection a durable, cheap, eiuoient,and
simple bowing Wachlne. Appiyinir these eiseuual
qualiiies of a pood 8ew)nff Machine to the Florence,
solU at ri o, tuu moanui sireer, we ooiunuor vum in
projectors have a perfect right to olalin for it, in the
bighest uoree, simplicity witn aaraointy, aaa tne
further quality of doing a greater range of work
than any other competitor, whilst tt can be easily
understood by all Besldei embodying all the
advantages ot (kit her machines. Uie Floience possesses
nianv improvements over any and all ot tuem
such as making four different kinds ot stitches, a
fvlt-adjuKting tension adapted to an Kinds ol work,
never tailing to give the amount of tousiou
always in exact proportion to the size of the
t obijiu. tho necu har nietnod or taiing uoinesiacx
thread, tho excellent and exclusive feature ot adjust
ing the length ol the stitch, anu tne direction oi tne
same, denominated the revermble fte.d-motion, which
enables the operator, by simply turning a thumb
screw, to have the work run nther to the right or
left, to Ktuy any part ot the soam or fasten the ends
oi seams without turning tbe fabric. A caroiul
examination ot the construction and working ol the
Florence Maotiine will convince any ouo of its su
periority, siid we wou'd ndviso our readers who are
delrous of buying a gift that wbl be moat acuuptablo
to the wife, daughter and iriund, tu boy a Fioronce
dewing MaoHine a gil ot bounty aud utility that
will last a lifetime. Every machine sold is war
tanted to give satislactiou, and instructions civen
without charge, t all turly to secure promot do
;iverv, as the Company are now behind their
oiiitrt.
Cocans, IIoaiisenkss, and the vaiious Throat af'
lections to which Puolio Bponkora, Military Offioers,
and Singors aro l.able, reliuvtd by "J3rown'i Bron
chial Jroches." Having a direct influonoe to the
affected parts, they al'av Pulmonary irritation. The
lreedora liom all duloterious Ingredients makes the
Troche a fate remedy for the most delicate female,
or younrect child, and ha oaused them to be held in
the highest esteem by those who ue them.
"llMOK IS KOT ALWAYS BTRKXOTH," SI the
sailor said when he saw the purser mixiny his rum
with water. Hie union of slate and dust with Coal
by no means enhances its value. W. W. Alter, tne
renowned dualL-r. ai So. 057 Ninth ttroet. below
(iirard aveuue, has liU Ceal carefully sorocued and
picked for lannly urn . He ah-o mi's at the vry
lowest prices. JJrauoU Cliioe at bixth aud fcpi'lnu
I GaidvB meets,
HronLT Ixr-onTAWTl
Visit to J". Drrs!
8TAKTUSO DlSCMStJR-8t
Frftn tmr wn ftprcial.
l'Mlu(t by Fortress Monroe yetfVrdsv, I took ooe
slnn to drop tn for a cull upon the ex-l'rcsldnnt ef
the late lamented Confederate Mate.
Mr. Dsris is looking quite old. Msny anorlb thl
to his treatment herej hut I think it probably srtaoi
frem the faot that lie was born in lHl'8.
When I entered lits apnrtmnnt, he wm ittln upon
a eliair which stood mioa tne floor. He bad one
lis nd on tiii knen. Tins position, nowurer, is not
compnhorr, and tie varies it tt will.
I ftid. "How do you do, slrf"
lie said, "Pretty well, Uu, how are your" I do
not know why be called me that; Augustas ia not
Hit name.
. I then said, "Sir. Uere are many conflicting rnmors
coticcrnlng your treatment Iu this place. Have yoa
Anything to complain oif"
lie said, "Young man, I should think I had."
Had I, 'OfwhotT"
Ha d he, " Of being looked np "
"ltuw do they feed yonf 1 asked. "Onvlotnals
rno.tly," lie answered
"Do the hues tronblo youf" I asked. "Tot, whon
they lute me," d he.
I ohporvea there was no r? rsian carpet on the floor,
reither ilid I notloo a rocking o iait. Taking my
le-veot bim. 1 snid, "Can I do anytlim? tor on V
"Ye(.," said bo, " send mo tho 'Book of Cnttlni I
see ndvrrtlised ty Charles Stokes k Co , the Clottvers
tinder the Continental Uotnl, 'biJadulihia. With
tins request my interview closed.
8AIS Oil, of rATSTiwos Parties wishing to con
fplmto to the sale of Od Paintings, to be hld at
Scott's Art Ual'orv, No. 1020 cliexmit street, on
Tuesday aDd Wednesday, 1'ebrnarv 27th and 2th,
trust have their paintings in store by Saturday next,
24th inctat.
KtjrTtrK professionally treated, aud'eorrect Trns
fes applied, Ly C B. Keodlua, corner ot Twelfth and
ltaco street; Ladies' department first door below. A
full lino of Mechanical licmcdies and feupports.
rnrcrcs TlF.crcKo, A rare opportunity for per
sons drsirtnir Fholojriaphs. All g.ylo, of wondorfiil
nrenracy and fuponor execution, at B. F. Keitnor's,
o. 624 Arch street. ,o early. Avoid delay.
W. & B., Good Clo'bine, Oak Uall, Sixth and Market.
W. & B , Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Martlet.
W. k B., Vood Clothinir, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W, ft B., Good Clothing, Oak Uall, Sixth and Market.
W.k B., Good Cloth ins, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market,
W. ft It., liood Clothing, Oak Uall, Sixth and Market.
MAR11IKO.
COOPER-CAEK. On tho loth of Septomber,
1R(X), bv the Key. J. It. Merrill, Mr. WILLI A H B.
tOOi'EK to Miss MAKUABKr CARR, both of this
cry.
MARTER WARDLE. On the 221 instant, In the
Green fctreet M. E. Clmrch, by tho Uev. Alfred Cook
man, Mr KUERhON K. MALUKU to Miss SALLIE
il. W A RULE, both ot this city. N'o cards.
DIED.
CASSIDY. On the 25th lnstaDt, AXXE, wlfa' of
William Cassldy.
The rolanves and friends of tho family aro respoct
fully invited to attond the funeral, irom the reaidonce
ot her husband, northwest oorner ol Fifteenth and
Wood si reels, on A'cdnesdiiy mornnr at 8 o'clook,
without lurtlier notice. Funeral service at the Cathe
dral. Interment at Cathedral Cemetory.
'FL"LSIER.-On the 23d instant, lirrs. CATHA
RINE, reuct ol the laio John iulmer, Inthob'Jta
year of her ago.
The relatives and ft-londs are invited to attend fio
funeral, tioni her lato residenco, No. 1341 Palmor
street, ighteenth Ward, on Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
RONET. On the morning of the 24th instant,
ELIZABETH, wife of San uel J. Ronoy.
The relatives and friends of the lan ilv aro rospoot
lullv invited to attend her funeral, from trw resi
dence of her busliand. No 458 N. Sixth stroet, on
Wednesday morning, tho 28tU instant, at 10 o'clock.
STILES On the 2ith instant, after a long and
severe lllnes, HENRIETTA, eldest daughter of
Robert and E izabeth Macs, aged 13 years, 2 months,
ana 1 day.
The friends and the relatives ot tho family are ro
speettullv invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence of her parents, No. 827 Carpenter street,
on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, without fur
ther notice.
WALLS On the 24th Instant, SARAH A , wife ol
Thomas Wails, aged 82 vears.
The relatives and rrionds of the family are respoot
fullv invited to aitrnd the funeral, trom the residonce
f.i her husband, Thompson tret, above Second, on
Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock. Sorvice and in
terment at St Michaol's.
WREN. On the 24th Instant, ELIZABETH
WREN, wite of Chrtstophor Wren, in tho 4Jtn yoar
of her age
The relatives and friends of the family, Martha
Washington Tent, No. 4,1. T of H. Sisters, are ro
pectfullv invitod to attend the funorol, fiom tho
residence of her hnaband, No. 131 iiazol street, on
Wtdnesday aftornoon at 2 o'olock.
CTJPERIOR WROUGHT STEEL AMERICAN
and Imported CoiTee ill'ls, and those of more ordi
nary anal Ity, and a'.so aeverai kinds ol Cofl'en Kj-tors,
fnrihv TBI MAM 8, SHAW.
Ho MMTlpht Thirty-five) M A KKET Ht . bolow Ninth.
A SHORT RECEIPT TO CHEAPEN COAL-
J.X liny a Fatont Ash-snior or
TRUMAN & 8TI AW.
Ns B8! (Eight Thlrty-flve)MAlLl.KT Ht.. below Ninth.
rrHE BEST TEST OF THEIR UTILITY 13
1 te brine a nalr of Cull Scissors along wlta yon, and
we can soon show on how ciulckiy anu nlcelr you can
BharpeB them on Rubs' l atent hharpouer. For snlo by
Ke. 855 (Klght Thlrtv-flvel MAKKr.T Pt.. below Ninth
TOR I A N 1 8 TONIC ALE.
t JOKDAH'8 TONIC" AI.F.
JOliUAIt'S 1I.1U AL.K.
JOKOAN S TOVIO AT.E.
Tt. tn recommended by nhvstclons of this aud other
places as a superior tofiie, and rcqnires but a trial to
coitTlnne the no!t skeptical of Its great mo'it. To be
bad, wholesale ana retail, ol r. i.junufl,
ChamDOKno Cider, by the dozen, bottled, or by the
barrel. s s
O K N E X C H A N G E
J BAO MAMTACTOET.
. J O II N T. BAHKI CO,
No. 113 N. FKONT and o. 114 N. WATEB Street.
Pnl aduiphla.
DEALERS IN BAU8 AND BAOCINQ
ii evnrv deserlatlon. for
Giain, Flour, Sat, buner i'h opliate of Lime, Bono
Dint, Etc.
lino ana suiau ul.m iiaum ransiauuy ou nana.
t tt AlflO, Vt (JUL OAIAS
John T. Bailey. Jamks Cascadkn
WANTS
WANTED. A FEW ACTIVE AND Ex
nflrlimoed men to sell a most valuable Pa'ent
Kor peranns competent, the nioat. liberal lnnuoomenH
are oncreu. ion ai ao. z-ii auoov nuuuau y
trout room. 8i!4 8mw4w
HREF. GENERAL AGENTS WANTED TO
Riu lu impurLHlu iuliuub kii tint .ion wi v nui-
flentA. Innurmntft C'omjiMy Activo mn ol iroott atltlreK-,
. l it . i r A r I PV II ....... 1. 1 .tt,.,i, V y A . A
CIJKHNL'T -street. Aop:y buuu. 2 21
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I'liiMLV togeiner kuui to ruB, iuiiumik hi. uuua iuo
hi THIN fr.s'l' aud innHt KLEXl bl.E UUUl'made
1 hey will not ukkd or vukak like tue hIurI aprtOKS,
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bhai'B where three or (our ordinary skins will have
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roiiT and oohvehikxob. besides (jiving inthsseplkasuks
teth wkareii, a will be paricuiMly erptrfficed by
.tinmiinff rrftrd-d reetVtion: ta'tl. cwroi. rte.
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Ire orctr they aro iinsi'Iipahkd . combiulnr comfort,
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' OF THE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
Vanufao'.ured exclusively by the BOLE OWNERS ot
i aiuut, ,
AVESTS, HUADIiKY & GARY
'o. CHAMBERS and Vos. 79 and 81 BE.VDE 8U.,
SEW YORK.
Merchants will b supulled as above, and by Phlladel
FOB ha I.K ta all Fibst-class BtTAiL Storks In run
VBABLSra DUPLEX ELUPriO SKIIIT.
niAT 25 CENTS WILL DO I
NO. OO) CIIKSVUT BTRKHT.
KO. CO) CHKSJSCT RTREET.
83 CKNT8. J CENTS.
NO. 009 CHESNTJ r BT R RET.
A. J. no TVS,
A. J. UOYTS,
25 CENTS. . 25 CENTS.
A. J. UOYTS,
GREAT SALE OF RICn JEWELRT
AND FANCY CO0DS.
A NEW FEATTJRB.
A NEW FEATUUE.
2J CKMS.
25 CENTS.
NOTHING LIKE IT.
KOrUINU IU( IT.
Ttic entl'e stock of a firs t-claM Jeweller and Fato.y
floods Dcalor, to bo closed out to make roein tor the
LedKcr" OfBce.
ONtY OSK Alttft,!! 2J CENTS.
ONLY OE ARlxCLB
2S CENfM. SOI.T) AT A TIME.
BOLD AT A TIM-.
Hotter than any C. lit Sale.
CI FT HALK.
til FT SALE. 25 CENTS.
GIFT SALH.
TWENTY FIVE CENTS
25 CENTS TWKNTV-F1VE I'KNTI
TWENIY-FIVE CKNTS
And One Dollar Is all that la saked ner article, na mat
ter ol what value It may be. hj t.ils method you may
.
a. i- w waii u
A GOLD WATCH
rOTt ON- DOLLAR.
Fell ONK DOLL Alt.
A Bllver Watch, a Silver Plated Tea Set n Silver Coffee
TTrn. a Miver-iilatou (ihlet, Cantor. Ice l'ltoiinr. Butter
Dlrh frt ol Forks or hpoona onedolmr. Klch Jewelry,
ot all tne lntfat and moat Improved patterns; Onera
uinrsFB,) rnna, i aoie ana 1'ocKi t cutlery, nesioes a
preat variety ol f thor goods. All to he dlnpot"d ot on a
new plan oi sale at a price a omanlng to evervbody
Inciuoed In this lr.t may ho lound a (treat varletv of
aitlc ea inch aa ptallonery F.nvelopna Ink, I'ena,
felles. Flna Hair Aeta. Ladlea' Bnlt Bnnklca. Tomb
Bniahea, Pocket Booka. roinha. Fancv tloods and Per-
lumdry, i solates ot Paner Collars, Neck 'i lea, Kninav
Inira, etc. etc fhca goods oan he pnrchaaed at 2 cents
per arucia. accorninp to tne tol.owlug terina :
First. Onr natrona are rAnnlrrd to aolent from the 2A
cent list audi an artlole or articles na thevnay d. slrn.
lor which they lve the prloe (twenty-tlve cen'a or
article), which lu mnnv Inatanoea is lower than that of
the wholesale dealers. Second. Immediately alter con -cludtnu
thla purchase, a registered certlllcate or order
in iH) RiTen, tree ei rnarge. nnmint an anio e in tne i
Hat, that can be had noon the d avment of one dollar.
The article so neclllml win tlieii be shown, and the
correct Information aa to Its nae and imalltr will he
given, i niro. it la then left optional whether the holder
of the certificate pavs the do lar and takea the article or
not jxoininn is pam lor until you know whnt yoa get.
special atunt Ion Is called to the tact that In no case
can tho allnhteat deviation from our established terms
ana rules he made. A HkM adherence to onr Imtariial
system of conduoting thli novel sale la necessary, that
an may snaie cqua ly tne advnniaget reaniting from
our liberal method ol doing business. By this method
no money can be 'ost. no money Is hazarded. For
you do not pay, neither are you under anv obi Igatlona
to pay, lor any article, nntll you know what you ate to
receive.
tverv Daily receives more than their money's worth
and. aa a matter of courae. everybody will be dollghtod
nllb Ibis novel fa e.
A visit Horn 110,01)0 ladlei and gentlemen Is expertd
be'ore we close out our Immense stock. Cat anil see for
J ourselves. 'I he ladles will find a great varletv of voods
particularly annoted to their nse and will not tall to call
early. This salo is really th latest novelty. Jo. K02
( hesnnt street Hnle to continue day and evoning until
all the goods are disposed of.
A. J. HOYT,
Successor to J. M. Blood A Co.,
No. C02 CHESNUT STREET,
Philadelphia, Pa.
KOTICE. Fine French Plate Show Cases, Sates
Desks, Coontcis, Casings, etc. for sale. 2 24 smwslt
JN10N MUTUAL.
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF rHILADELVHIA. .
OFFICE,
IT. E. Comer Third and Walnut Streets,
EXCHANGE BUILDING.
ASSETS $S70,000
FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND RISKS, AT
LOWEST RATES.
DIRECTORS,
RicnARD Ssrmr,
K. lSTOUET,
A. K BoRire.
I'KANCtB Tetk,
Jons H. Ibwin,
NkWBKBRY A. tSMlTH,
Wiii.iAM C. Kent,
Hkkry I,ewis, ilit,,
J. 1. STE1MEB,
1DWARD L. CLABK,
G Honors Lewis,
Ellis Vabnall,
11. F. RoniNBOK,
Samcrl C. Cook,
Jamks R, Campbell,
ii. W. Bbilnadou,
Henrt Hamubl, '
AVlLLtAM H. UArRD,
Charles VVheklek,
S. l)r.LRERT,
NORH18 S. CUMMISOS,
fOLOMON TOWhHEMO,
f. iavkrohb,
John Mobs.
RICHARD S. SMITH, Presidont.
JOHN MOSS, Secretary. 2 24 2t
OPENING.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
WOOD & CAItY
WILL OPEN
T1IUHSDAY, II AUCH 1,
IltENCH BONNETS,
FLOWERS,
AND
li 24 6t
STRAW GOOES
f I N E
A VERY LARGE VARIETY.
JAMES V7. QUEEN & CO..
1 1
Vio, Kt CUESRVT 6TEEKT,
MEDICAL
JJEDICAL ELECTRIC IT l
I
t !
WONDERFUL SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY
Dlt. S. W. liKCKWITH'S
ELECT1UUAL INSTITUTE
No. IQ'O WALNUT Stroet,
Klceisx-liy aa all i.a Vnrloun rornu
kliinlirol for ttxn Cure ot
hrunlo tlsi-HsiR.
Within the past fivo vears, tlunuanrt of patlonta
have Ijhd treated at ihis ol!,co, sutl'oriu trom almost
every form and condition of Uisonso common to
humanity and In nearly B'l cases a bnnlit or perloot
cine has fceon oflected. lu sv, deafness, b'lniinosa,
'rheumatism, dvsi epsia, cano 'r, and all the otd knotty
dieeasos thai aro a physician's curs, as It proves
hit iuahilii v to orixlioate. are bv our method inm.
parativelv easy of cuie. Specimens of tumors of
large flrowtli cx.racted bv means or tilectricity
alone, without pain, withont tho use of thd knire,
liuaturcs, or any other moans, may be seen at onr
otllce bv thoso interested. We are w.llinjt to under
take any ot the following di-ek,-, with every hope
nuu piwii-ui ui auccosa, wnn ry many o.aors uot
bere enumerated:
1. lhtecuc ot the Brain nnd N'rrmi 8)tm.
Epilepsy, Chorea or St. Vims' Dunce, l oralysir
inrmipjepift), ienrii?iii. Hysteria. orTousuos
1'alpitailon of the Heart, Lockiaw, cw.
2. Organ and 'Unite connected inith the Dtgei
five bvittmHoTo lhroat. Dvsnoimia. Diarrlima
liyseuiery, Olwtinnto Cousin alion. Uannoiriioldns
orl'ilcs, Bilious. Flatulent, ainl l'amtor's Cotie, sud
all afleciiona ot the Livor and Sploen.
8. Heiiratory Organ. (.'ulerrh, Coueh, Iolla
enra, As'hnia (when not csnsod by ortfmiodiKpa.se
oi ti.e nearti, xtroiichltis, l'ltunsy. l'.eurodyulu or
lihcumntifm of tho Chest, Consumption In the oaxly
stages.
4. J-tbrou and Mutcvtar System - Rheumatism.
Gout, Lumbago, Stiff ISeck, ivinal Curvature, Hit
i'lheunin, biilmt, lumors.
6. Urinary and Genital Organ. Gravel, DIabotos
snd Kidney Complaints. Impotence and SenUnul
Weakntss. Tho latter comilatnts never fail t vield
rapidly to this treatment
6. JJtsease J'ecultar to Female. Uterus Cons-
plaiui. involving a nial-po.-ition, aa t'rolnpsus, An
Iroverslon, Retroversion, Jntliimmation, Cicoratioo,
and various other aUecuonu of the Womb and Ova.
rics. l'aililul. iSuDvrussed. .Scantv. or l'mlnsn Mun.
Siruation, Leucoirlura.
IU IjAI'ILS we can recommend this treatment as
one of UNVARIED SliCX i;s. Amost inuume
rahlc cases have come nnoer treatment at our office
who can testily to this met Mrs. B ECK WITH has
ei.tiro charge of the I-ndies' Department
KElEKENCEo. The difeaseu aud all interested
aro referred to the following numod gentlemen, who
uave ceen treated and w. tressed o.ir treatment o
others at No. IffiO WALNU r Htreet:-
A. J rieasontou, Bnadier-tioiicral, No. 910
Si ruce street; a. l'leasonton, Brigadier enoral. rtk
Louis, Missouri; Jacob A'anuerilt, Odessa, Dela
ware; R A. rumple, thread manuiuctiiror,
Si on lit Holly, New Jersey ; V. B. Smith, Iron
lounder, No lul llanovr street, 1'iulaile'phia;
Ceorce Douglass Local Kxprosa comrmnv, I hila
delphia: J. W. llradlcv, publisher. No. 66 N. Fourth
streut; Kobort Work No 61 N Third street; Colonel
f . N. veene, assessor, beoond Uistriot of riiila
ftflphio, vvnlnut and Eighth stroots; Georzo O.
Evans, No 418 Arch streer. below Fiflh; William
l'elouse, typo lounder, lli'rd and t'bosn.it stroots;
Ed. McLanc, mannlacluroi' oi cotton goods, with
very many othors.
l'hysio ans or students desiring to have Instruction
in the coircct application i Electricity lor tho cure
of disease can apply at tin n,co.
Consultation free. Desci i tive circulars of euro
rflccted, wiih numerous ic.ornnces, oan be bud ny
application at the Office.
All letters addressed to
DR. S. W. 13KOKWITII,
2 lsmw No. 1220 WALNUT Stroet, Fhila.
SEGARS, TOBACCO, ETC.
a 'EN FACTS FOR THE I'KOPLE. 1ST DEAN
a wavs has his store ml' oi customers Why? Be
cause he keeps the best stock ot segars ami tobacco in
tbn I nited State, and seils at leust trom 25 to .'ill uer
cent, b se that Ton con buy elsewhere. Uo to DEAN'ri.
OHtSMlTMreei.
2d. Why ia It that the cl'y tobacconists are down on
Penn? Because he sella a bet cr qnallty oi tobacco and
segars at a nmch les prlcn than they can sell. Goto
Dean's, No. 413 Chesnut street.
3d. '1 lie reason h.v he can mil so chespls because his
retail sales nre over SOU per dy, and his whoiesalo
trade Is over 'JOtltl rnr day. iie din ullord to sell at 'rom
2 to 6 per cent, profit while otiieri canimt live unless
tbtinfroin2 to 100 por cent. Uo to Dean's, No. 413
Lbeoijut street.
4th. Dean sells prime imro' ted Havana segars for six
rents each. Genuine Vara lot tea cents, anil makes a
liberal discount to those buying bf the box.
Go to Dean's, No, 413 Chesnut street
6th. Dean sells the best navy, of six different klnrts.
for 80. 8ft and DO cents per pound. Dry navv 40 cents
per pound, with a discount to those buying Ave pounds
or upwards.
Go to Dean's, No. 413 Chesnut stroet.
6th. Dean sella all kinds of smoking tobacco from 3d
cents per pound to si-60 per pound, and a dtauouut ou 6
pounds or upwards. Try It, you wil I like It
Go to Dean's, No. 413 Chesnut street.
7th. Dean's Store Is S: 413 ''hesnnt streoj. If von
Inquire of seine tobacconists they wl I teb you they
don't know him and don't acknowledge him to be In
the business. Whv don't the' know lilm P Became he
sella so cheap, he Is killing the business.
Go to Dean a. No 413 Che.ni'ii s reet.
8th. Some tobacconists' lea misv makes them mean.
bni Dean can afloid to te 'loernl ; his trade bialwson
the inciease. ihat'a what roulies the Spanish Jews
and red noses. When yon wiih prime tobacco or solars
at a fair price, go to Dean's, No. 4)3 Chesnut si rent.
9th. Dean's Tarn Heaara are the only genu'Be Yara tn
this city, all others are ot inferior quality. Douu se
cured the whole crop ofYa-i this year an! tnr next
year. If you want genuine Yara Segars, go to Deau's,
lio. 413 Chesnut strent.
10th The largest a-sortm nt of segars tn nnv one
p'ore In the United fctutes Jou will tlnd at DtAh'S, No.
413 CHEHNltT Ktieet.
N. B. For cigarettes, apply totho Governmnt. KutT
ced 2 21 lmrp
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE A BAItl JAIN. THE OWNER,
desiring to removo Wet offers fori sale a lnre,
established wholesale and lletnll Business, c --nslstlng
f COALOIL LAM1S. (;LArs-V.ARE. and OIL the
s ton Is tn a good almatlon nnd doing a large bufinuss
now. '.'.- wuole. luulmling Fixtures. Uoo.i-w II. eto.,
will bit sold on re.aonablo terms. Possession given
Immediately, or as soon a stock can be ci.nnieil a tor
sale Any person wislilmt to t.uv or o Into business
ill do well to give their lr mediate attemlon Also.
good new spring coverci' uugon horjo and har
ness, ail complete and in good onlttr; can beieenatauy
time.
Address, n real and lull n.uun, Post Offlce, Box No.
2fll 4 24bun
FOR 8AL-IKSi;i.Til7B OWPLTJNO.
I A No 217 N. Sixth street o poslte Franklin Square.
Apply to P. M 4-KlKs,
2 26C1 No. 113 8. TKN II Ht.. below niesuu'.
AUCTIOH HALES.
SCOTT. JR., ALT' :uXEEIt, No.
CUKbNUT Baeek
l'i2il
BALE OF OIL PAIKTIN' NI KSGBAVIN'O X.
On tVfdnesilav and 1 I i lay Kvenliius.
Fehruar 28nd March 1. nt 7 o'clock, at Kcott's Art
GallerT, No. I02U Chesnut sir will lie sold a col'eo
tli B of Fine Oil Pulnilnp. ribra"lng man? u'je:ts.
from the penclla tt the old iol oioitarn innstors; Hue
proof KiigravliigD. Chi -mo Lltu ' .'hid' s, o need Prints,
e-c. framed aud CUIratned. Aisu slot of Pbotograuh
Frami s. etc 2 24 6t
1
FITZPATlilt'K A t:t. AUCTIONEItS.
New Auction House tlKNCT Hfeet
RTEItR'H CITY BAZAAR AN'!) TAT.
VTKltsAI.I.H,FILBKUT Street, between Seventh
uau i.ifinu Bin'eiH
W. II. BTEBK. Auc'Ioueor,
Will sell
On Tursdav Monilng,
February 27th at 10 o'clock u-ioiit
thikty-'ivk houses.
Comprising Tmtlug, Farm, and Family llorsea,
an'ort which will be louod :
Buy Horse 8 yearn old. soul d nnd kind.
I' rown Horse, 7 yeais old sound and kind.
I'.hv Mare ft yearn old. sound and kind.
Sorrel Horse, 7 years o d. sound and kind.
( my Horse 6 vears old, sound aud kind.
1'flr hay Horses 7 yearao d sound and kind.
Superior Bay Pony, ft yeurs old. sound and klnl.
ALSO
A Dumber of other Horaea and M nlea
Also ni-w and st-cuiid-baiul Carriages, Light Wag n,
Pu kles Hielgba, cto. eto., Willi which ths sale will com
nxnee Teuether with Rmeln and Double Harness Fad.lles.
Bridles, Whips, b heels, tie'lt. eto., uiuJu by supunor
UiHIiern.
o postponement on account of e.itlior.
llor-s i Lli ics, uud llan.ess always on hand at
prl ale hale.
fUinerlur stable aecouuuodatious for Horses entured for
pulillo oi pilvats sale. .. , . .
W.U. 8TBB,Aucilouwr.
MEDICAL.
ELECTRICAL r DISCOVERIES
AND
GLOlllOTJH RESITXXS.
DR. H. J OAtLOWAT, Flectrtcal hyskin, fofw
merly ths partner of PROrr.B80B C. II. BOLLEB, after
an absence of year and a ball trom ths city, dorm
which time be baa been engaged with FBOFE8SOB
BOLLFR, his father-in-law, In bivcsttga.lug more
rally the fnhltme subject of Electrlcrty as ttM
GREAT CUBATIYR AGENT, bM resamed his
snccessful pracUcs at Ho. 14J South EIOHTS
Btreet, where he Is curing, with unparalleled
success, the wont forms ot acute and chronlo diseases.
In our many scleatlfie experiments with the Kleetrlo.
Galvanic, KJectro-Magnelle, and pure WsgneUo Car
rents and their numerous modifications on the bodlcn
of various animals for ths purpose of asw
reitalnlng wttb minute accuracy - ths direct
sad Indirect Influence of each on the organization,
we tare demonstrated that Electricity la thovCal ole-mtnt-Mhat
It can be directed to anv organ or part of the
body, and even after the vital funotlons seem paralyxal,
possesses the power of arousing the dormant energies,
equalizing the circulation, and restoring the system to
self-sustaining healthy condition.
Hit mt latitfoctorp remit follow our treatment, Tn
some Instances the disease of years' standing yields
readily St the first touch of ths electric olemout, whila
lu othus It inquires a more protracted treatment
Orievtiy important ftaiurt of our treatment Is that no
time Is lost In txTerimmUug with disease. By means
ot au eltetrical test, an accurate dlngnosls la given at
once, determining the locality and. character ot the
disease, sad Indicating the treatment to be pursued.
DK. P. rJHKDD, OF NEW YORK CITY, a sclentlilo
gentleman of ability, is associated with Dr. Galloway In
the practice.
TO LADTF.a. Out treatment is emlnoutly successful
In fcmnls disease. Mrs. 0. H. BOLLLt) gives her valu
ab'e seivlces to all lady patients. Having cured during
the last twelve years rtVR thousand females suffering
with every form of diseaae peculiar to their sex, her
ability to curs Is well established. Uor great experience
rccoannenda her lo the suffering of her sex.
REFERENCE We refer the diseased and others In
terested In our new practice to the following will knowa
gentlemen, who have b-cu treated succcMi'uby by us:
George Omnt. No 610 ( hrsnut street.
M Z Desllvir. No. 1736 besim: street
tienerai l'lcasnn'on. No. OH Mprucestiect
Jlajor General l'leasonton. It f. Armv
lion 1 avid Wlluioi, Juil of Court of Claims, Wash
Invton eltv.
Hon. Judge Cnpron, New York city.
Itev. Dr Waislinll of l'lttnnrg, Va.
dwin Forresi, the great Tragedian,
llev. Dr. 11a l,oi 1 111 adelplila.
liev. Daniel Clark, I linols
colonel Ihoinas . Bwicney, Assessor, Ko. 718 Wal
nut aireet.
George U. Earlo, Attorney at Law, Sixth and Chosnut
strce ; a.
mannel Rey, A ttornev-at-I.aw. Ko. 707 Sansoiu at
Dr. George V . Freed. I.am tisier eliy, I'a.
Dr. Wm. B. Itrown, Glrerd House.
llev. fllr. Alallory. Norrlfltown, I'.
Albert 11. Nlcoiuv. No. ftj Wli inm t. "ew Yorx city.
C Cummlngs Muvvran' streot New York city.
11 C. Shnrt etT No. 37?i Mnrket street
.lobn 1V1 . Bnlst No 1323 Hmnh ltrad street
G. W. Mi reliant, Gcruiantowo, riillmlelpMit.
STUDENTS can cnlcr at any time fors full course of
Instruction In oar new mode of applying Electricity and
Its dlferctit modifications in the cure of all diseases.
The old students of PROF. BOLLE8 or myself who
aro practising our old system In this city, are especially
Invited to become instructed In our new diMtovrriet.to
that they tray be enab'cd to trtat disease with much
more succers. snd produce cures In one-half the tlrna
than by our old system.
COKHULTATION FUEK.
An interesting circular mailed by addressing
I)RS. GALLOWAY & S1IEDD,
No. Ii2 South EIGIITn Street,
a is lot: rniLADELrniA.
REMOVAL. We villi remove to tho spacious build
ing No. 1230 WALNUT Street about tho 2Cth of thla
mcnth, cur prercr.t building being too small for our ex
tensive practice. DKS. GALLOWAY & 8HEDD.
IJYIDIS'S PATENT
AROMA fiAiiKG AM) CONDENSING
COFFEE BllOWNER,
n
FOR HOTELS, GT.0CERS, nOSPITALS,
Jlllltary Barracks, snd all other establishment using
quantities of Cofice
By tills Machine the Coffee is SAVKATKD brown.
Instead oftwlng BVU&KD brown, thereby saving from
40 to 90 per ceut moro A ROMA than when done in ths
urual way.
A PATENT TESTKIl is attached, which enables
the operator to see whon the Coflee Is done Drown.
CAN BE CHANGED IN A MOMENT INTO
A Fit A NK LIN OR AlH-TICJIIT
STOVE FOH HEATING
PURPOSES.
They work like a oharm, ALWAYS giving euura
SATISFACTION.
For particulars call or send for a circular, which con
tains testimonials irom many of the
Vnlted States Hospitals,
Flrt-claiis Hotels,
and Grocers,
Now having them In use. Also,
HYDE'S PATENT
AROMA SAVING AND CONDENSING
FAMILY COFFEE BROWNER,
On the samo principle, being In the form of a 8TOVH
COVER. Will snlt any BTOVE or RANCH.
The Coflee is browned PEIIKECTI.Y UNI
FORM In a FEW MINUTES' TIME.
ONK POl!SU ItltOWKICl) In this Machine has
about the SAME ST1IENGTII os two roasiod In tlie
nisual wav. lll'.SIDES givitig Uio ColTco in AI.I. ITS
PURITY and FRAGRANCE.
Fcr sale by
HARDWARE, IIOirbE-FUUNlSniNO, AND
STOVE STORES GENERALLY.
MANCFACTUKI2D SOLELY BY
HYDE & TLGLE,
. No. 15C5 Pennsylvania Avenue,
2 13 Imo I'll I LA DELPHI A
EOUSSKL'b f'Aiai'INIO ACID .XD ARTIFI
clul iiiueial gpriuu Waters, lu Glass Fountains or
Svphons.
1 he subscriber Is now prepared to supply Physlnlans,
.'Husuisis, Hotels, ai d private families with perieotlv
pure I arbonic Acid Water, and the following Mineral
hiding Wa Cra. prepared strietiv accor ling to the most
recent analysis, and convenluiity put up In Glass
Etrphona con'aiolng four elaases, aud reiauilugausxoess
oi ( arbemu Acid Gas to the lust drop 1
I'lain or ( arbouio Acid Wat. I.
Poila Water.
htllr W ater.
Vichy Wafer (Grande Oeii0).
Viehv Wat-r fwltn Ltthla).
Klsfingeii Wator iKakoczy). .
Mi hia Water.
i n expet lence of over twenty-tlve years In the prepa
ra'ion ot Mineral Waeia. lonetiier with bis chiuileaj
knowledge, enalla tlie utiscnlier to promlae to the
public ibat noue but the purest article will oe sold by
him. iHUK.SK ltOl'HHK.L,