8
AMUSEMENTS.
Imilii'b Amateur Italian Opkba
1 eielil esplondfd season ef Italian Upera closea In
a perfect tlazeof trior, at Conceit Hall, on Satur
day nlRbt. La Fawita wit cop rblr periorteed,
and the audience was large enough to fill tbe hull
lineiadmir the sallnrv) to Hs utmost capacity,
icteill himson appeared, and carried the brilliant
aasemtjlate porleotlr away with him b his dolloious
isipersonation of his role ol "Fernando."
"'.looked and acted the character to the very lire,
and his magnificent finning aflordod ono ot the finest
Binsical treats we have enjoyed this many a day.
Ills "tSoirito Gentii" has never been surpassed In
this city, and tbe rapturous inrore it recoived was
abundantly deserved I hroughotit the whole opera
be was the true and finished artist, but his efforts In
the lat act were tue very acme of finished art, and
the most thorough voca'izatfon.
Mrs. Davis, as "Leonora," was very fine. ' Her
cavatina was riven with the nicest d 'crimination
and Iceling, and in her various concerted pieces she
wax artistic and eflcotivo. 8 bo is certainly a rif tod
child of son?, and has remarkable talent lor the
lyric stage. Mr. Angler as the "King" was admirable.
We have never hoard his splendid voice
to bettor advantage, and bis acting was
asy and jriaoetul. and, at times, very
lorcibte. His smginr in the duett with Mrs.
Davis "In questo Buolo" was up to the Mrhest
standard of tbe Italian school, and his romanza, "
tanto amor" and the "Uiardinl del Alcazar" were'
beautiful renderings of delightful nioroeanx. He
m warmly aiplauticd throughout, and his rendi
tion made rh? mo8t lavoraole ImpreJon on (be
audience,
Mr. TayW "Balrtwsarc" was a highly commend
able perfottnance vocally and histrionically. lie
was in capital voice, and bis deep bans fairly revelled
amid the beauties ot the splendid musio ot bis part,
tare or two airs, which be Judiciously introduced,
W( re given with rreat effect, and bis impersonation
was one Of the best ot the evening.
Miss l'oole and Mr Engo ke botb acquitted them
solves well, and the chorus was escoliimt. Charles
ftchmlta led the orcbrstra very gracefully and very
effectively, and the uermania did the fullest Justice
to the accompaniments.
Alter I'ereli.'s repot.tlon of the "Spirlto Gentii,"
be was made tbe recipient of a maiaiticent ivory
Uiton, richly mounted in gold, lrom bis pupils oT
the Cbogaray Institute
The whole opera was a grand success, and was a
brilliant termination to one of the most success! ul
cast us of opera ever pro'ected in tUs country.
Tub Carolina Twins We visited these won
dertul colored children on Saturday evening, and
fojnd that, as natural curiosities, tbey excel tbe Sia
neae Twins. Tbe constitution i peculiar the uju
natura more unaccountable. Besides tb s. the Caro
lina gli's talk and sing ploasantly, and are pretty
well educated. Thus, while we witness tbe freak of
natnre in Joining two girls together so as to lorm
only one pornon in touch and other senses, we are in
terested in the chat and singing of tbe dual one. The
Assembly Buildings are crowded day and evening,
and tbe public curiosity is still Increasing. Every
one should tee the new twins.
AcADiirror Mtmtc. The entertainment at the
Academy tbis evening will be a pleasant one. We
atttnded a stage rehearsal on Saturday. Miss Mc
Cullough, tbe debutante, is handsome, and will make
hit. 1 he principal amateurs supporting her also
delivered tbeir parts satisfactorily, and evince a
Knowledge oi stage business that raises a doubt about
their non-prof-sBionalttv. The musio will bo fur
nished by ilassler's orohostra, and will be choice, of
course. Mr. Willis 1'acide makes his first attempt
in, to him, a new line ot business tragedy, lie
essays the arduous role of "Uennaro " and also
enacts the light comedy part of tbe "Duko Aj-anza,"
La tbe Honeymoon.
New Chibnut street 1 heatrk Mr. Adams
Will give us Hamlet. 1 be performance will have
additional interest trora the can Mrs. Bacer appears
as tbo "Queen ;" Mr. Lewis Baxer as "Laertes ;" Miss
Orton as "Ophelia ;" Mr. Ueo. Clarke as the "Ghost."
There will be a great curiosity to compare the "Ham
lets" of ibe two young traged ans, Booth and
Adams. The veiy first time Mr. Adams played tbe
part, years ago, he astonished bis friends by big power
and eaccUenoe.
Arch Street 1 hkatrk. Mies Bushton will
apr earth is evening in the character ot "Rosalind,"
in tsnaJiespaie's play of As You Like It, the cast
will be a good one. but the great curiosity to see tbe
lady would be sufficient to attract a full hoae.
Walsct Street Theatre. dr. Edw'n Booth
will appear as "Uamlet." There are not two "R'cu
moods," but two "Hamlets" in tbo tie'd to-nigut.
Adams and Booth in the same character.
Concert Hall. I'ue Holiuan Opera Troupe will
appear this evening in the popular opera of The
JkihitnUm Cirl. I'lie ballads in this opera are all
iamiliar. Tbe wbole troupe is young, fresh, and
the young prime donne are very pretty.
Mr. and Mrs Mordadt take a complimentary
btDcflt at the Academy on Ma' 80, at wbicil Miss
Moeuiio do Maiguerittes will appear.
Commutation and Colored Troops.
INTERESTING STATISTICS FROM THE REPORT OP
' THE PROVOST MARSHAL-GENERAL.
Washington, May 19. I have collected some
interestmpc Incts yet wrapped up in the red tape ol
the War Ollice. I erive the totals of the dif
lerent States, paid into the United State3
Treasury as commutation money during
the war. According to the table, the great State
ol Illinois paid the least, while that of Pennsyl
vania paid the largest sum the difference being
$8,018,400 1 It ia difficult to account for this
vast ditlerence on any hypothesis which will
apply alike to all sections.
Ibe lollowing amounts were paid by the peo
ple of the different States lor commutation dur
ing the wart
Maine $620,200 ".Jaryland $1131,003
Kw Hampshire. . 28,500 Dist't Columbia. 9G.9J0
Vermont 6X8,400 Kentuoky 997,630
Massachusetts. . . .1,(310,400 Ohio 1 978 887
Jibode Island.... 141,000 Illinois 15,930
Connecticut 457,200 Indiana 235,500
New York 5 486 799 Michigan 614.700
New Jersey.... ..1.2t,700 Wisconsin 1,533,600
Pennsylvania.... 8,684 800 Iowa 22,600
Delaware 110,100 Minnesota 818 800
Total .920,866,816
Thin sum was collected by the Provost Mar
shal's Bureau at an expense of less than seven
tenths of one per cent., and without the loss of
a dollar through neglect, accident, fraud, or
otherwise. It has been disposed of as follows:
Disbursed on account oi enrolment, dralt,
t substitutes, eto $16,976,211
V Balance in United States Treasury 9,890,105
Certainly it would be impossible to indite an
fpistle without reference to the "darkey," so I
jrive herewith some facta respecting colored
troops.
The recruitment of men of color, by draft and
substitution, was exclusively under the control
ot tbe Piovost Marshal-General's Bureau; but
tbeir recruitment as volunteers was mainly
under the "Bureau for Colored Troops," especi
ally established tor that purpose. To present
together the entire results of these operations,
which, however, were produced In the main by
tbe action of the Bureau for Colored Troops,
the following extract is made lrom the report of
the Cbiei of that Bureau:
On the 15th of July, 1865, the date on which
the last organization of colored troops was mus
tered In, there were tn the service of the United
States 120 regriments of infantry, 12 of heavy ar
tillery. 10 companies of light artillery, and 7
regiments ot cavalry Iu all as follows:
Intantrv , S3 938
Heavy Artillery 16,662
Light Artillery 1811
Cavaliy 7.245
Total 123450
The foregoing is Ihe largest number ot colored
troops in service at one time during the war.
The entire number of troops commissioned and
enlisted in this branch of the Fervice during the
war is 186,017, divided as follows among the
States:
Maine 104 Mississippi. 17 869
Mew Hampshire 126 Louisiana ..24,052
Vermont 120 Arkansas b.b'MA
Khode iBland 1.887 lennessee 20133
Massachusetts 8 906 Kentucky 23,708
tiomectlcut ...1,764; Michigan 1 887
New Yori 4 126 Ohio 0V2
JNew Jersey 1 186 Indiana 1,697
I'ennsylvama -..8,612 Illinois 1,81 1
Delaware 964 Ml souri g 841
Maryland 8,7 1 8 Minnesota 104
Dint, oi Columbia. ...8,269 Iowa , 440
Virginia... 6,728 Wisconsin 155
North Carolina 6 086 Kansas 2,080
West Virginia 196 lexas 47
South Carolina 6,462 Colorado Territory, 95
Georgia. ............. .8 486 At large 738
LFioruia 1 044 Mot accounted lor. . 6,088
Alabama. -.4,969. Officers. 7,142
Total 186017
Tbe report of the Provost Marshal-General,
pon to be issued from the Government Printing
Office, will contain much interesting and valua
ble tttietics. N. Jjm.
TILYEVEyiNG TELEGRAPH. PJIILADELPniAJdOyDAY.
Contents ol tlie rirate "Shenandoah."
Mr. J. C. Derby, the United States Despatch
AgeU at this port, has I received from the United
States Consul t Liverpool, J. 11. Dudley, the
following articles, found on board the notorious
pirate Shenandoah when fhe was handed over
to him by the British authorities. They have
arrived here In the ship Cultivator Captain
Russell:
, 27 chronometers, 1 box specie, 123 packages (eon
tenia unknown), ll guns, 1 box specie, 1 gun from
the pirate fiumler.l carriage, 1 ramrod, 1 shot, 2
esses sextants, 2 bales charts, 1 case books, eto 0
cases rifles, etc., 1 box clocks, eto , 7 cases gun fear.
1 bag and 2 barrels boots, ete,, 2 writing desks, i
bars thread and flags, 1 box flags and Knglish en
sign,! hnndie pines, etc., 1 bundle magazine tools,
1 care percussion caps, 2 brass guns, 8 guns, 8 gun
carriages, 11 handspikes, 4 bundles rammers, etc., 1
bag drills, etc., 1 box medicine, etc., 6 bales, 7 chests
tea 48 boxes tobacco.
The cannon and otbenwar material will be
sent to Brooklyn Navy Yard; the chronometers
nd ncxtantyi, which were robbed from American
ships, will be delivered to tbe rightful owners
when they apply lor, them. The remaining arti
el s will be sold at auction in a few days. N. Y.
Evening Fost.
MILLINERY, MANTUA-MAKING, &o
WOOD & OAKY,
No. 725 CHESNUT STREET.
ARE OFFERING DAILY
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES
IN
HATS AND BONNETS,
JNCLUEIMG THE POPULAR
JAPANESE AND MEDALLION HATS.
4162mrp
1 1 .
5pIV MKS. K. DILLON,
Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street,
Has a handsome assortment of SPRING MILLINERY t
Misses' and Intents' Hais and Caps, Silks, Velvet,
Crapes, Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, Frames, etc. 3 164m
JADIES' CLOAKS, BASQUES, ETC.
MADE AND TRIMMED
1J4 THF MOST KaSHIONABL! 8TTLE,
FROM TBE BKMMIOODS.
AT TI1E LOWEST roSSlBUS tRlCES.
I VEN8 A CO.,
8 11 2m No. 23 South NINTH Street
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
A LARGE, WELL LIGHTED
AND VFNTILA TED
ROOM, ON THE SECOND FLOOR
OF THE ,
"Evening Telegraph" Building,
No. 108 South THIRD Street,
TO KENT.
API'LT IN IHE OFFICE, FIRST FLOOR.
K. B. WITH OR WIIHOUr STEAM POWER.
f TO RENT. CAPE ISLAND COT! AGES
t 111 and Stores. Notwithstanding It nasbeen currently
runioreu, n.acb to the damage ot Caoe May, that all de
sirable lurnlflied cottages bad been taken, yet I. tbe
subscriber, have twelve to rent o- the bathing season,
three of wliloh are near the Columbia House one on
Queen street, three on Washington street, three on La
fayette street, and two near the site oi the late Mount
Vernon Hotel. Also, three Storehouses, desirably lo
cated for business. All o( which will be let on reason
able terniH.
Apply to JESE M. SMITH,
At the Hldgway House, Philadelphia.
From 11 to S P. M , on Tuesday and Wednesday. May
22 and 23, lBtiti, or at Cape Island any time there
alter. 21ht
f FOR SALE No. 163 NORTH TENTH
LylStrcet, a Desirable Three-story Brick Dwelling, with
Double Three-story Back Buildings, and Lot ot Ground
on the east side of TENTH Street, below Bace street,
lurnished with all modern Improvements and newly
fitted uo. Immediate possession given. Apnly to A. B.
CAKTER & CO., Southwest Corner NINTH and FIL
BERT fttreet. A It) 3t
I. H. JOSEPH. CENTRAL REAL E9TATE
Agency. No. 271 B. THIRD street, Philadelphia,
a. Keal KRia.e uonclit ana sola on commission.
lurub in Kutiaiiu, in unr . iiv.uivu vi. jjvuub, muTl
feuges. snd other securities. House and Ground Bents
collected.
Commissioner of Deeds for all the States. 4 271m5p
fl PERSONS HAVING PROPERTIES FOR
JLiLsale or to rent will find it to their advantage to call
at the Central Real Estate Agency, No. 271 6. THIRD
street.
No bonus or charges made on either owner or tenant
DSlmrp I. H. JOSEPH.
FOR SALE A DESIRABLE THREE
stoty Dwelling, with thieetory double Back
ding on TWELFTH Street, above Green. AU
modern improvements, summer kitchen. heaters, eto.
Price. kbtiGO clear. Apply at this Ollice, between 9 and
12 A. M. 4 II)
! CAPE ISLAND. TO RENT. A NEW
Jt Cottage, newly furnished, near Congress Hall, with
a tine view of tbe ocean. Inquire ot GEORGE
BOlKITJS. No. 141) MARGARET!' A etreet, Phlladel
phia. between and 12 o'clock ft 14 Bt
GERMANTOWN RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
I, :t A laiee House, with all the modern conveniences,
txtesjsive grounds end plenty ot shade; stabling lor
thrie horse si within ten minutes walk of railroad
station, Will be rented whh or without tbe liable.
Addiess l'o No. 18( H. Philadelphia Post Office. 5 2 4p
QNE PRICE CLOTHING.
JONES'
OLD ESTABLISHED
One Price
CLOTHING- HOUSE,
No G04 MARKET STREET,
ALdVE SIXTlt.
Prices reduced to the lowest point
A fine assortment of Ready-made Clothing' con.
stantly on band. Custom Work made to order at
very short notice, In style and durability unsur
pawed. 4 80 In) 8p
JJ. T. OF F. C. F. - F. F. C
OLOTHIISTG !!!
HICKS' TEMPLE OF FASHION,
Celebrated .
, ' For Fine '.,,.
, ' Fashionable
Clothing.
, WILLIAM niCKS,
. No. 0O3 MARKET Street,
512 in PEliADELPIIU.
T .... r. ...J...., .4 . ........ -..n ., A .. TJ .... 1 . x
CARPETINGS, &o
JUST RECEIVED,
' YAKD-AXD-A-HALF-WIDE ,
V.ELVET CARPETS,
i NEW LESIONS.
J. F. & E. COME,
No.' 904
CHESNUT STREET.
3-4 7-8, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4,
WHITE, BED, AND FANCY
CANTON MATTINGS.
' J. F. & E. B. OltNE,
No. 904
CHESNUT STREET.
ENGLISH BRUSSELS,
FOR STAIRS AND HALLS,
WITH EXTRA BORDERS!
J. F. & E. B. 0RNE,
No. 904
CHESNUT STREET
500PIECES .
NEW PATTERNS
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
J. F. & E. B. 0RNE,
No. 904
3 MSmrp
CHESNUT STREET.
QARPETINGS! CARPETINGS!
AT RETAIL.
McCALLlMS, CREASE & SLOAN,
No. 519 CHESNUT Street,
(OPPOSITE INDEPENDENCE HA IX),
SOW OFFER THEIR EXTENSIVE STOCK
'or
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
CARPETINGS,
AT R E D UC E D PRICES.
4 261mrp
MATTING WAREHOUSE!
McCALLlMS, CREASE & SLOAN,
No. 509 CHESNUT Street,
(OPPOSITE IN EPENDENCE BALL)
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
ONE THOUSAND ROLLS
PEE8H
CANTON MATTING,
ALSO,
TWO HUNDRED ROLLS
CALCUTTA CdCOA MATTING.
All Widths and Stylos,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES. 42filmrp
"QLEN ECHO MILLS,"
GERMANTOWN, P
McCALLlMS, CREASE & SLOAN,
H annfacturers, Importers, and Whole.
Ml Dealers In
CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS
MATTINGS, Etc.
WAREHOUSE,
No. SOO CHESNUT STREET,
OPPOeiTH THE BTATK EOCflX,
. . ' rhUadelpbJa.
HETAIL DEPARTMENT'
(868mrp
No. P 10 CHESNUT STREET.
pXEINX WIRE WO It If
FOB BAILIXOd; BtOBB FB0NT3, ' .
' ' "" GT7AED8, PARTITIONS, " 1
! , IKON BEDSTEADS, AND WIRE WOBK,
' In variety, maootsctured br' '
M. WALKER & SON81
I206m8p o. UKortb TU Btreet.
DRY GOODS.
PRICE & WOOD,
Norttwest Corner of EIGHTH and
HLBEET Streets,
list Jnrt optnsd at their new fitore,
One lot ol biik Grenadines, 62i. per yard, same as
have been sold at 87jfl.
Fine all wool Icialnct, 87) and ITx).
B ack all-wool DelaiDPS, 6t, 00. and 70o.
t)ouble widto black all-wool Delaines, 68, 75, and
'Aobalr Cballfos, 25o. a yard,
l lald Inos, 83o a vsrd.
Stripe Foplics for Travelllnt Dresses, 81io. a jard.
I'laia color Baretres from auclloo.
riain color Crape Mareti lrom auction. '
Fine quality French and Seotoh Ginrnams.
Bestqnahty American Ulns-hams.
Ameilcsn Trints 12 J and 18jo. per yard, war
tinted fast colors.
BLACK SILKS.
Black Sl'ks from 81 25 np to C3 60 a yard.
MUSLINS. MUSLISS.
Best makes ot Muslins at the very lowest market
prices. ,
LINEN GOODS.
Brat makes Bhlitlnv Linens, Linen Towels, Tab'e
Llaens, Kapkina, and Doylies.
WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
A larre assortment Naln'ooks, Jaconets, Cambrics,
Swiss Mnsitns, Victoria Lawns, 1'laid and Stripe
tlirslins, White I'iqnes, eto.
Marseilles and Lancaster Quilts
A larpe ss-ortment Uosilv and Glores.
indies' Bnff and White Glores, a new lot.
Ladies and Gents' Summer Under Vents.
Cambric FloonclnRs, J-xieingsIand Insectinfrs.
A large lot of Linen Fans, Gents' Meek Ties, Shirt
Fronts and Husj onders.
Silk Sun Umbrellas, and Hoop Sk.'rta.
PRICE & WOOD,
X.V?. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT Sts.
V. B Dally receirlnsr New Goods. 2 1)
H7m. ii. HORSiaim & soxs
FIFTH and CIIERIIY Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
LADIES' DRESS
AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
PLAIN AND FANCY BUTTONS,
C01TOK 1EIM MINOS,
BLACK AND C'OLOKilD GALLOONS
CLUST LACES,
BELTING8,
OUIPUBB LACE8.
BALMORAL TRIMMINGS,
GIMPS AND ORNAMENTS,
COLORED VELVET RIBBONS
HEAD NETS, ETC
SMALL WARES AND ZEPHYR WORSTED.
We are constantly receiving tie latest NOVELTIES
of the Euioncan markets, betides our own production o
various stjles in NEW TRIMMINGS.
Onr prices ae reduced to the very lowest Gold
rates. SiSimrp
EW SPRING GOODS.
The subscribers are now receiving their Spring Impor
tation ot
House Furnishing Dry Goods, ,
C ompiising all the best varieties of
LINEN AND COTTON SHEETINGS,
PILLOW AND BOLSTER CASINGS,
TABLE DAMASKS AND DIAPERS,
TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES,
CHAMBER AND BATH TOWELS,
TOWELLINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
MARSEILLES QOILTS. COUNTERPANES, "
BLANKETS, TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
And every other article of Furnishing Dry Goods re
quired to commence housekeeping or supply the wants
ot a family.
spring nosiF.ny and merino goods.
The subscribers, with Increased facilities for the trans
action ot the Hot-IKKY DfPAKTM EOT of their busi
ness, tnvlte attention to their ample and well-selected
Stock of
LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S
HOSIERY,
MEBINO AND SILK VESTS, DRAWERS, ETC.
New Stock, and at the Reduced Prices.
SHEPPARD.YAN HARLINGEN&ARRISQN.
4 20 fmw2mrp frTo. 1008 CHE9XUT STREET.
COOPER & C0MRD,
NINTH AND MARKET.
1250 YARDS CASSIMERE, $1-10; Reduced
from $l-50.
NEW CASSIMERES, $1-25 and $1-50.
FINE CASSIMERES, $1-75.
6-4 FRENCH CASSIMERES.
CASSIMERES FOR CLOAKS.
HARRIS' FINE CASSIMERES, $2-00 and $2-25.
COMPLETE LIXE, BEST MAKES,
Black Cloths and Doeskins,
FROM $2 25 to $8-50. 5 11 fm wCt
REFRIGERATORS.
JEFRIGrEIlATOIlS.
SMITH & RICHARDSON,
Agents for the sale of the Justly celebrated CHARCOAL
LINED REFRIGERATORS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, .
FROM SO'OO TO &25"00.
62LtBp) No. OH MARKET Street.
QNE DOLLAR'S WORTH OP ICE
PER WEEK
Will keep your provisions cool and sweet In the
warmest weather, by using one of
, .
Sohooley's L.arce Refrigerator.
They bave three apartments, and are thorough
ventilators. The small sizes require bat 60 cent
worth of Ice per week. , 1 1 . V'
E. S. FARSON & CO..
I JLANCFACTUREES,
4 26 lmrp No. 220 KICK Street.
Ffa S A F E F O U - SALE.
V A SECOND-HAND , ', u
Farrel & Herrinff Fire-Froof Safa
FOR SALE.
APPLY AT TBIS OFFICII. I S rp
MAY 21, 1866.
gTFAM ENGINE TACKING
LIBRICATIVE PACKIX0,
FOR TIIE STUFFING BOXES OF
STEAM ENGINES.
An article recrn-mtntfed by all Fallroad Oompanle
vrto have thoronhljt tested It, asd la general nse on
ever $tto htmdrtdand rif Rallioads, ana on trial by
over five hnndred others.
ADOPTED BT 30,044 STATIONARY ENGINES, It
t amst-class article.
Seventy-Five Cents Per Pound. .
Lubrlcallve racking Company,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
CHESNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
L. G. T1LLOTSON & CO.
SOLE AGENTS, t
26 DEY Street, New York.
SOLD BT DEALERS GENERALLY. 28p
MILLER'S STEAM ENGINE PACKIXO.
1 his Is tha muslin covere.d,shoddy filling, siufflnK
boa packing. '
8IXTY CENTS PER POP D
For sale by WILLIAM P. MILLER,
Bole Mannfirtnrer iot tbe United States,
.. Bear of 72S HBbMJT Hireet,
M8P Philadelphia, penna.
ELECTROPATHY.
BRS. GALLOWAY & S1IEDD,
THE
SCIENTIFIC
MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS,
Aie treating with remarkable success all acute and
Chronic Diseases, at their
ELECTS OP ATHIC INSTITUTION,
No.1230 WALNUT Street
One Door East of Thirteenth Street,
We have been engaged for many jcars in the noble
work of giving bealth and happiness to the suflermg and
the sfflle'ed. Dorlng this time we have treatea about
TWENTY THOUSAND INVALIDS sullerln- from tbe
various forms of disease, and in a most every case a per
manent cure has been efieoteo. Han? o' them, in fact
bad been given np as Incuiable by their physicians. We
have restored to health, in a few davs, thousands of per
sons In this city wbo bad been suffering from painful
diseases five, ten, and fifteen years and uowaros. At our
Institution we have cured, and are curing, a class of dis
eases that has baffled the medical profusion in all ages
of the world.
Dr. WILLIAM WHITE, a centleman of great expe
rience In this successful practice, is associated with Drs
GALLOWAY & SHEDD In this practice. By this
arrangement we hoje to be enabled to attend profession
ally to our large practice.
REr RENCES. We refer the diseased and otheis
Interested In our new practloe to the loilowlsg welt
known gentlemen wo o have been treated successiutur
by us i
GLOROE GRANT, No. 6ln Chesnutstreet.
R.T DESlLVtH. No 173B Chesnutstreet
General PLKASONTON, No. 91 Spruce street
Maior-Ueneral l'Lh ASONTON, U. 8. Army.
Hon. DAVID W1LHOT, Judge of Court of Claims
Washington city.
Hon. dudxe CAPROV, New Yore city.
Rev. Dr. MARSHALL, of Plttsburp, Pa.
EDWIN KOHKEST. the irreat Truedlan.
lie v. Dr. HALL, of Philadelphia. -
Kev. DANItL CLARK, Illinois.
Colonel THOMAS W. SWEENEY, Assessor, No. 7i0
Wanut street.
GiOKGE H. EARLE, Attorney-at-law, Sixth and
Chesnut streets.
EMANUEL REY. Attorney at Law, No. 707 Sanson
S reet.
DR. GEORGE W. FREED, Lancaster city, Penna.
DR. WM. 11. BROWN . Glrard House.
RKV. MR. MALLORYT Norrlstown. Penna.
ALBfcRr H. MCOLAY, No 6i William street, New
York citv.
C. CUM MINGS, Stnyvesant street, New York cliy
H, ('. SHUK'I LEFF, No. 31M Market street.
JOHNM.BCIhT o 1S5!3 outb Broad street '
G W. MERCHANT. Germsntown, Philadelphia.
Consultation and exsmluatlons tiee of charge.
An Interesting Circular mailed by addressing
DRS. GALLOWAY, WHITE & SHEDD
3 SI iro&tl)2mrn No. 1230 WALNUT tit.. Phila
DON'T MISTAKE TUB NU9IBKB,1330.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ti FINE BOOTS AND SHOES,
FOR GENTLEMEN'S
And Bovs' Wear,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
AT HELWEG'S,
No. 535 ARCH Street, Below Sixtb.
First-class work aiways on hand, and made to order at
short notice. 4 24 lm5p
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REMOVAL.
C. I1ENKERT fc SON
VAKUFAOTITUBB OV
FINE liOOTS AND SHOES
Have removed from their Old Stand, No. 48 South
FOURTH Street, to
No. 716 CHESNUT STREET.
Having purchased the entire business of Mr,
Leonard Benkert, thus bringing together an im
mense stock ol goods, they will be in position to
supply the wants of the community at prices some
what below those heretofore charped.
Their inoreased facilities also enable them to make
style of BOOTS AND SHOES for Youths far su
perior to what is made elsewhere.
Tbe best BOOTS AND SHOES for Ladios, also
made to order. 4 SO fin w 2m
FURNITURE.
FU R N I T U R E.-TIIB LAROEST,
Cheapest and Best Stock of Furniture in the
world is to be lound at i
UOULD CO.'S
TTKIOK FURNITURE DI POT
CORNER OF MNTH ASD MAHKKf STREETS.
bd Kos. J7 and J9 N bKCOJiD Street
Parlor Suits, in Hair. Brocade, Plush, Damask, or
Ren.
Dining-room, Chamber. Library Kitchen, and Office
Furul.ure, at labu oualy low pricea, and tbe newest
stjiee and patterns. ,, . .
Public Building, bchool. College, and 6hop Furclture
In endless varietv. JV .
All kluda of Furniture wanted by housekeepers, at
ezceedluulT low piloea. at either ot tlielr lumieusa eatab
llrhmrnia It vou want to save money aud gel well
served no to GOULD CO. beiore purcbaalnK elae
wbeie. corner of NINTH and MARK tl'i, and Npa. J
and 39 N, BEt OND Mtreet. IU6p
QOURTNEY & WILLITS,
Nos. 14 and 16 S. Seventh St., Philada.'
I ' MABtFACTUREBS OF , '
BEAUTIFIL COTTAGE FURNITURE
AND THE ONLY DURABLE IN THE CITtV '.,
Also, Dining-Eoom Furniture,
AND BEDDINO. constantly on hand. tZSmwftm
mQR TO $45 FOR A SUIT OP BLACK OP
tltlD. fancy colored cloth army and navy clothlnj
lie., in stvle ODPuruaMtel.
tUuirp FARR, No. 1SSINTU St., above Cbwmt. .
CHOLERA.
The attention of the Tublio Is callod to tbe fact ,
that Epidemic Cholera bas no premonitory symp
toms. Ihe Diarrhoea, which is supposed to be its
forerunner, Is tbe disease itself in its first stage, and
l very fractal le. It shonld, however, be noUoed '
that this Dumber or Looseness Is frequently nnat-'
(ended by pain or uneasiness, and fatal delay hat ,
olten occurred lrom the notion that Cholera mast be
attended with Cramps, la the early stage there is
olten no Griping cr Cramps, and it Is at this period
that the disease can be most easily arrested by tbe
n-e of a proper proven tare, which is offered in
DOCTOR FITLER'S
CELEBRATED
CAEMI NATIVE.
ESTABLISHED 1833.
Thousands testify it to be a CERTALN CURE (br
Cholera, DUrrhocs, Cholera Morons,
LooaeBtan, Cramps, Slepleeneas, Eto.
For Adnlts, Children, and Infants. '
IKICE 26 CENTS. SOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS.
RHEUMATISM.
PR. FITLER'S
Great Rheumatic Remedy.
Tho most Ywlaable Medlclno Ever of
fered to tbo Pablle.
Onnranteed to havo NTr FmIImI, la
any lastaneo, to Cars Permiaacatly tho
Worst Forms of
RHKUMATISM.
(6 6smwlm8p
HIGHEST REFEKE5C136 GIVEN.
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
i
Wondcrfnl Sclenllflc Discovery.
DR. S. W BECKWITII'S
ELECTEICAL INSTITUTE
No. 1220 WALNUT STREET,
For tbo Treatment of Acute and Ctirunle
Diseases.
Electrical investigation bas preved tha the humau
boay acta on tbe principle of the galvanic battery.
The brain, mucous and serous membranes, the skin,
tissues, and fluids, constitute the negative and positive
lorces. Every action, whether mental or physical, is
the result of these antagonistic forces. Digestion,
respiration, circulation, secretion, and excretion are'
due solely to Electrical Influence. There Is a polar
action established throughout the nervous system which
connects with every part of the body, establishing and
preserving a praaer balance of the electrical element,
which constitutes health, and a disturbance of which
causes disease. There are strictly but two conditions of
encase one of inflammation, or positive; tbe other
weak, debilitated negative; and as Electricity contains,
these two conditions In the action of tbe positive and
negative currents, all we have to do la to neutralize
the disease and restore proper healthy action.
We do not wish to convey tbe impression that we
cure all diseases in all conditions. We cannot cure
consumption after tbe lungs are all destroyed; yet we
do assert, and are prepared to practically demonstrate,
tb at hundreds ot cases of almost every form of chronic
diseases, pronounced Incurable by the best medical
practitioners of tbe country, have been radically
cubed, some ot them In an incredibly short time, by
our Eleetrlcal treatment Its great superiority over
other practice in the cure of disease is also attested In
the fact that, whh In the past nve years, over vodbtirn
niotSASD patients have been treated at this office,
suflcring from almost every form and condition '
of disease common to humanity, and In nearly all oases
a benefit or perfect oure has been effected. Pa'sy, deaf
ness, blindness, rheumatism, dyspepsia, cancer, and
all the old knotty diseases that are a physic! an's curse,
as It proves his inability to eradicate, are br our sclen
llflc method comparatively easy of cure. Specimens of
tumors oi large growth extracted by mean of Elec
tricity alone, witbout pain, without tbe use of the
knite, ligatures, or any other means, may be seen at
ouroftceby those interested. Thereiore, with these
facts to prove our theory and treatment ot disease
we are willing to undertake any or the following als
easea, with every nope and prospect of success wltii
very many others not bere enumerated i
1. 11SLABS OF IBB BBAIH AMD KBVOTJS STSTEM. '
l.piUpsy, chorea, or et Vltaa' Dance. Paralysis
(Herupiegia), Neuralgia, Hyateria, Nervousness. PaiDl
tatlon oi the lleari. Eock-Jair eto "'
2 K. KUANS AKD Hsm'ES COKNUOTXD WITH IBB DlGXS
T1VB . rsiKM.-Boie Throat, Uyepepnla, Ularriiosa. i
sentery, obstinate Corsupatlon Uwmorrholdee or
Piles Blious, Flatulent and Palntei's Colic, and ail
alt actions ot the Liver and fepieea.
a. RBsriBATORY Obgams t aurih Cough, Influenza,
Asthma (when not caused bv organic dlseasea of the
heart), Broncbitla, Plemlsy. Pleurodynia, or Rheuma
tism ol tbe l heat Consumption In the earlv staves.
4. FlBBOCS AKD MCSOULAB STSTBal.-RtieUu fttlinn. '
out. Lumbago SUIT eck, Hpiusi curvature. Hi?
Dlseatts, cancers. 'Ilirnors. '
o. Ubikabt and Oemital Oboams. Gravel, Diabetes, '
snd kidney Complaints, Impotence, and Seminal Weak
ness. The laiter complaints never tail to yield rauldiy
to this treatment. ' .
6 Imskasks Pbcvliab to Females. Uterus Com
plaints, involving a mal ooaltlon, as Prolapsus Antro
veraion, Retroveislon, Inflammation Ulceration, and
aiious other atleo lons of the Womb and Ovaries
'J O I.ADlt.8 we can recommend this treatment aa one
ot UKVARIKD fiUCCKHH Almost innumerable ease
bave come under treatment at our ortlce who can teanty
totbUlact. lln. BKC'K tV'irtl has entire charge ot the
Ladles' Liepa i intent, and ail delicacy will be naed
towards those wbo entrust themselves to her care.
In It niale dlsesaes, as mentioned in the above list,
with others not mentioned, she bas had a huge expe
rience, and can coulldently promise the most KratiU
ing reauite.
10 T1JJS AFFLICTED Tbe treatment is mild and
gentle, producing no shock or unpioasant aonsa'.lou
whatever. - Our professional intetoouree with tha
a filleted will ei er be characterized by perfect candor and
bonety. and those wboae complaints are Incurable, or
do not aauiit ot amelioration will be frankly told so.
and not accepted for treatment. It matters not. what
may be your complaint or bow long you may have suf
fered, or bow much, or wbat count of treatment yon
may have been subjected to, or wbat diaaDpoiuunenfS
yuuuiajrUi,vexpnencea.ii toe aysiein is not worn
out U auflloleni vltalfy remains lor reaction there la a
air prospect ot recovery.
P.I.FEKKNC18. 'ibe diseased and all Interested are
reierred to the fo!lowli.a-named gentlemen, who bave
been treated and witneaHed our treatment on others, at '
10. 1'iLO WANKUT Htieet. '
A. J. f leasonton. Brigadter-Oenrrel. No. 816 aornee
airtit; W ii. eunib, iron lounder. So. lirii Hanover
Hreet t George UoeulaM. Local avxpre-a Company,
11. tu street above Chesnutt J. W. Bradley, pub.lsher.
o. Ml H Fourth street) Robert Woik. No. 51 N. Third,
street; Coicnel T. W. Bwaeney. AaetaorAeoond Ils- -trict
Ph lladeliihia, W alnut aireet, balew Eighth t Ueorg.
k.vana (Evona A Uaaaail) mllltarv aooos, Arch a treat,
beiow Filth Mr Pe.ouze. ttpe founder, Third and
Cbeanut sue ts; Kd. atoLano, manufacturer aottoov
goods all of this cit.t. A. PleaHOntun. lirlgailler Gene
ral, Kt. Louis. Mo. Jacob Vandegritt. Odessa. lul t K. A.
Beniple. spool cotton manufacturer, Mount Holly M. J.,
wli ll very many others . .
Physicians or students desiring to bave Instruction ba
the coireot application oi Kleoirloityior the cure of dis
eases can anp y at the oftlce.
ConHuliatlon tree. Deacrlntlve clrcn'are of cures,
eflecled. wit'1 numerous reierences, can be bad by ap
plication at tbe office.
All letter addressed to .
, PR. H. W BKCKWITH,
' . So. liUO WALMJr Street,
4 12 Ilium 2mRp rhlladelphi.
J E M A R K A B L E NOTE.,
Tbe Kut-scrlber takes pleasure In announcing to bis 4
friends that he bas now constantly on band '
I , , i . . ; ,
Tha Stoclc leaner Beev on Draught. ""
I The aroat healthy, and the best beverage lor tha- 4
weather a- . .
COME ASD TRT IT. AT ' u ''
JOSEni STErPACIIER'S,
SiSOfrp No. 631 CHESNUT Street.
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