THE DAILY EVB&TINO TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1866.
THE MYSTEMOUI EXPEDITIOH.
The Ktnmrr Gettysburg (Mill Agronnit
Tht bteamcr Don Selected to Take the
riace of tli UettynbtirR on the Secret
Mission Ueneral Urant aid to be Uolnff
In Iter.
Annapolis, Ma., December 80. Th Octtys
burg lies in tho same position. No effort was
made to Ret her off to-day. The water is ex
tremely shallow now, and ft is plain that she is
stuck pretty low down in the mud. Some men
of experience in such cases believe that another
method beslder tueeine mut be resorted to in
order to get h 1 off. otherwise there Is danger
of her belup; 1-eatly damaged, and it is even
possible that' (ie mtpht leave a portion of her
keel behind! sufficient force were put on to
draw her off. '
AsslHtant S crctory f ewnrd was on board, and
It is thought he will leave here in the Don,
which vessel has been "elected to go on the mis
sion upon which the Gettyburp: was started.
One or two of the officers of the Don. who were
loft ashore when she twtcl from New York on
Thursday morning, arc at present slopping here
at tic City Hotel.
As the Don put out In extremely bid weather,
nnd was dHe born jet-t'-rday, and has not vet
arrived, there some anxiety about hr. The
ui most secrecy is observed as to the object of
the cruise. It is rumored that General Grant is
poiup on the voyage, and will get on board the
vessel at some other port.
The Recent Tragedy at Glast culxtry,
Connecticut Suicide of a Son of Hon
Tbaddeite Welles.
J-'rom the HartforU Timet tf Saturday.
Wc were shocked to bear of the suicide of
Captain Robert U. Welles, late ot ttif rcerulitr
;irmy. and eldest surviving son of Hon. Tlmd
dens Welles, of (;l;i-toBl"iry. The rash act was
committed a few mlrtutei before fi o'clock lust
evening, iu his father's library. Mr. Welles sat
muling his evMiiue iicwpapr, when Robert,
who hu'l b?en conversing with bini, exhibited a
istol.
His father renion?trfct"rt aealnst carrying: such
a weapon, and aked iiiofon to give it to him.
The latter declined, though in no untrleLdly
spirit. Suddenly approacuing his father, he
flung bis lett arm around his neck, and kissed
him, when wWh the single exclamation, "Fare
well, father !" he sank buck into achair, put the
pistol to hi head, and tirctl all so quickly that
his lather, tliough springing up to arrest him,
was unable to prevent ii.
The ball passed through Captain Welles' head
Immediately back of the vie he temple, earning
out lust above the left ear, and striking a book
in the library, fell flattened upon the floor.
Captain Welles continued to breathe for an
hour and a quarter after the act, but ww at no
time conscious.
By this shocking occurrence Mr. Welles' family
are plunged atresh imo the deepest affliction nnil
grief.
La;-.! summer Mr. Welles' eldest son, Samuel,
was killed by the explosion ot a steam engine
at Mare Inland, California, while engaged in the
capacity of engineer, iu directing an important
work there, lie was much esteemed by every
body who knew him. raid to the family his loss
was a blow more severe than can well be told.
It is believed by Mr. Welles that this fresh afflic
tion was occasioned by his son's melancholy
over the untimely loss of his brother. Ho had
been obf-erved to be low-spirited much of the
limp Hinre that mirrpssinir fipp.nrrnnce.
on Sunday he had taken cold in rendering as-
mniHnrp mm nnn kitipp m -i t : t ,m irnni pnnanna.
lion ana wauemineee ceinng no sieep on
Thursday night. Hie mother yesterday noticed,
aud spoke of, an alamniup uppearauce iu his
eyes; but he seemed so rational and pleasant,
and had conversed so well of his deceased
brother, whose lptters he had been reading, that
his father was less alarmed about him. On see
ing the pistol he told his son that it made him
nervous, and that he feared he might do some
thing with il to be dreaded, "for," he added,
"you have of lute been subject to depressed
turns, and you muy not know what you would
do." Immediately after occurred the shocklnsr
, i
f:nntnin vllpa n n-.r. t.wAmv-lnnr TAnra
old. He served with marked credit in the regu
lar army, where he gained hts rank, and re
signed not long after the close of the war. He
was a young man of uncommon talents, and
everybody esteemed h'.ua. The family are over
wheuued'by this fresh nfl crushing affliction.
The Massacre Near Port Philip Kearney
One of the Victims.
Captain F. II. Brown, who was masaacred by
the lodiaus near Fort I'l.llip Keiuney, was the
!-on of Matthew Brown, Emj., of Toledo, Ohio.
The Toledo iJndesays:
"Fredeiick Hallarii lirown was aged about 33
years. On the breaking out of the Rebellion
he entered as a private in the 18th United
iSHftes Infantry, and possessing superior busi
ness abilities, which were early discovered by
the officers, he was transferred to the Quar
termaster's Department. There he was effi
cient and zealous in th discharge of his duties,
and he received a commission as Lieutenant,
retaining a position in the Quartermaster's
Department for some time. Finally, weary of
the dull routine of thaf, brunch of the service,
ho applied lor active duty, and was ordered to
thetield; and there his gallantry received the
commendation of his superior officers, and
won a commission as captain. The war over,
under the new arrangement of military depart
ments, the 18th wa aligned to duty
in the new territories; aud thither Cap
talu' Brown accompanied it. having de
cided to remain in tte service: and subse
quently we frequently heaid of him in that new
field a being oue of the best oilicers in the
regiment. The seivice lias lost not only a
bruve and gallant officer, but a kind-hearted,
gonial eentloman; tno'e acquainted with him
have lost a Wi.nvi. Uv.e li-.i-nd: his Barents
mourn the loss of an affectionate son one of
whom they were justly proud."
CITY INTELLIGENCE,
(lor AMUtunal Local l'ema see HardPage.
As an incentive to save, and an evi
dence ot how rapidly capital, jadiciously in
vented, will increase, we may meutijn a little
h cident thiit has iu-t come to our knowledge.
A lew days ;iuo the circle of active business men
was shocked by tho announcement of the sud
don death of Edward 0. Dale, Rsq., President
of the Noni-town lUitrOiul Company, and Vice-
Pretdt ut ot the f ranklin l ire Insurance Com
pany. In l.'.u, eixten yeiirs ago, Mr. Dale re
tired from the ofMe ot Mrot houotary of the
Distiic i Court of tnis cl.y, with U 900 as the
nett piocecds of his ten ive in oliiee, and, as he
at the time avowed, about all of his earthly
possessions.
This sum he nlaeil in the hands of Amo
Phillips, a peisoual triend and abrewd manager
of money, without writteD acknowledgment, to
be used as bis own, aiH to make return to lum
or to his belra when called ou. Tho fact of this
deposit, thus made sixteen years ago, was kuown
in Mr. Dale's lifetime vulj to the parties Imme
diately connected with it, jnd Mr. Dale having
dird suddenly, leaving no will or other record
this particular iuvetirj-en1, from which he had
nevei drawn anything, and which had steadily
incrmsed. his heir-, a sou and daushter. on
Fridi y lust were not a lat'.o p nrprised to receive
from Mr. flumps, in tr:.-cia-s securities and
cash, the handsome fcum o:'ir.0,41ti.
Though Mr. Dale had subsequently made and
aved since bis deposit ot u,!Uu with Mr,
IMiilllDs. in 18f0. a very bt ndsouie estate, these
unknown securities paseod over by Mr. Phillip
were a perlect windmii. ine kiowtD ot tbe de
toit was inaiulv in iu'rrest the securities in
voHtpd in boinir entirely of a leliabh; character,
At six 'er cent, the sum would double in about
eleven vears, making s t.v 30,(100, and in seveu
vear since, about two-ilfths more would be
added to the thirty thousand, milking, withou
speculi'tive ventures, thenm paid over to the
heirs. This simple transaction demonstrates
the iuiuortant lactilidt mien itiousand dollaiv
aved und invested at thirty years of age, is
worth oa much as sixty thousand at fifty-two
Aear.s. juuh ici me young remenmer tue im
j orttint Inct 01 beginning to my up early.
Cask of Foboeiit, astd Arrest of the
Guilty Paktiim. On the 27th Instant two men
went Into the Fourth National Bank of New
York and presented a check, purported to be
drawn payable to bearer by Messrs. Masslnger,
(liflott A8 Co., doing business at Comminpnw,
N. J. When the account came to bo settled, it
was found that tho check was a forged one, and
steps were at once taken to follow up the guilty
parties and 6ccure their arrest. Mr. Samuel
Codover. the teller who paid out the money,
says that, believing thecheck to be genuine, lie
gave the boy the monpy, and it was not till the
day following that the iurgery was made known.
Messinger, (ihlott & Co. sent a check to the bank
to be cashed, when the teller discovered that the
firm had overdrawn their account.
They could not understand how such could be
the case until the f 810434 check was produced,
when one of the firm unhesitatingly pronounced
it to be a forgery. The boy Jacobs, who hai
been in the employ of Messrs. Messinger, Cil
lott & Co., was suspected of knowing something
concerning the forgery, when he was arrested by
detectives Golden and Rogers, of the St. Nicholas
Hoteh Jacobs being alarmed, made a full con
fession, from which it appears that he conspired
with Brown and Maxt swindle his employers
out of a larere sum of money. Jacobs, who
tiansacted the bank business lor tbe firm, ob
tained a number of their genuine cancelled
checks lor Brown to practise upon. He signed
the name of Messrs. Messinger. Gillott & Co. to
eight or nine checks, out of which number lie
selected the one in question as being the most
perfectly executed. Tbe amount was filled in,
and Max despatched to the bank for the cash.
On his return with the money, Max received
$1400 as his share, aud at once started for Phila
delphia. On the statement of Jacob Brown, one of his
confederates was arrested by the detectives, and
Sunday morning Justice Dowling committed
Brown to the Tombs for examination ou the
allidavlt of Mr. Billopp Seaman, casliicr of the
Fourth National Bank. He charses Brown with
forging tbe check, as he will be able to prove by
witnesses now absent from the city. Jacobs
also confessed to the officers that $0300 ot tin:
money obtained on the forged check was con--celled
in a certain cellar, and hts statement
proved to be correct.
Detectives were also sent on tbe trail of
Dcwltt, and last eveuiusr he was arrested at the
corner of Seventh and Chesnut streets, by Re
serve Officer uehaven. When arrested he had
on a new suit whieh he had the day before pur
chased at Kockhill & Wilson's lor $ii0.
That tirni, on the facts of the case being given
to tbem, took back the clothes and gave the
money In return that had been paid lor them.
When anvsted, he had also a ticket for Harris
burg, which was also taken to the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad Office, and the money returned.
The Teller of the Fourth National Bank of New
York, came on here aud identitied Dcwitt, and
he was sent back to New York this morning, in
charge of Detective Ciolffen. of rhat city.
The Weatiieb A Change. Our citi
zens were greeted this morninc with a chtin-ie
in the weather. This, no doubt, is acreeabie.
after the multiplicity of disappointed expecta
tions awaiting the tangible evidence of the win-,
ter season, iu the shape of snow. Tins morning
it greetPd us; the laree Hakes of snow flaunting
through the nir, and blusterins into the faces of
all without. It commenced to fall at an early
hour, and although not in very hire quantities,
yet euougu to put a pleasant winter aspect on
every object.
Miieiner it nas a more slinnerv duality than
the snow of past winters we know not. but so
avor.trom the extemporaneous yet unintentional
snoes ot many ot our citizens, resultine in tho r
immediate downfall, causing "plugs" to be un
pleasantly set down with great force over their
yes, or toddle and roll awav. to tbe amusemenr
ol the bystanders. The air is m ild for the season.
nd all appearances indicate an increase of t!u
snow. I he previous cold put the sk itlna oariis
in Kood condition, the snow has been cleared,
and the pleasant a!r will induce many into oat
door exercise.
Fire at Whst Philadelphia Nar-
bow Escape of an Immense Quantity of Pe
troleum. About tventy-tlve minutes before two
o'clock this morning, a tire was discovered in a
small shea belonging to Megary & Sons, on the
west s de of tbe Schuylkill, at the Chesnut
street bridge. It was a one-storied structure
used for the storage of barrels. A shed belong
ing to Tack & Brothers was al&o burned. Ser
geant tsaunaers, who was near by when the fire
Drone out, tried to waken the watchman, and
breaking in the doir. eot out Meeatv & Sons'
horses Hnd mules. The loss amounted to about
$300. Near the burning shed there were about
woo barrels of petroleum stored, which nar
rowly escaped burning. If It had bscn fired,
the Chesnut street bridge would have been
almost ruined. The storing of such an immense
quantity of oil at that particular locality en
dangers the safety of the bridge In case of fire.
A Disorderly House. Lieutenant
Connelly, of the Fifth Police Distiict, made a
descent on a disorderly houo at a very early
hour on Sunday morning. The bouse Was a
place Kept oy Mary Ann Henry, at seventh and
St. Mary streets, and is a very noisy place. At
the time mentioned, a great disturbance was
beard in the house mentioned. Yells, cries, and
screams of ''Murder! murder!" were heard, and
several oincers neanng tue noise, went in aua
made a clean haul of some sixteen persons, male
and female. When the officers entered, a scene
was presented to their vision that almost beg
gars description. All hands were engaged in
fighting, tearing each others' clothes and hair,
and breaking glasses and furniture. Black eyes
and bruised faces were plentiful, nnd many of
the combatants were almost stripped of their
clothes. The whole party had a hearing before
Alderman Swift, who committed them all to
prison to answer
confidence oame. lhis momins a
colored man, residing in Frauktort. was arrested
lor tue perpetration ot a confidence game, in the
manner luiiowiug: u appears wnen men snip
for a voyage, they can, it they so desire, receive
nines ui nu van cu pay, vtuicn luey, oy payinr a
slisrht discount, can get cashed at shipping
offices or other discount establishments. Confi
dence men see in this a good opportunity of
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cnricniup iiiemneives uj snipnu;; ior a voyage,
drawing their moiiev, and then decamninir to
parts unknown. Jacob Lit'le. flie above men
tioned, was arrested for fleecing one of the-.e
fini s of sixty dollars. He had a bearing this
morning be'ore Alderman Dougherty, who he'.d
him to bail in tbe sum of 500. This is a game
being regularly pjactlsed bv "professional'',''
wno are reading an easy ann ricn Harvest.
TniEvisn Offjceb? of a Schooner.-
Thoruan Cox aud Henry Kramer, the first the
mate, and the second the second mate ol t'ie
schooner Waverley, or New York, no' lyins it.
front ol tne city, were arrested yesterd iy on i
charge ol larceny. They have only liteiy been
appointed to me vessel, ana almost ai soon as
they were in her they commenced to steal and
sell the spare lteginsr of the vessel and clotbmi
belonging to the men forward and sell them.
warrant wat issued by Alderman Williams, an 1
OWcers Litis and li, own, ot the Harbor Poliee
arrested them near Swanson stieei wh;tri
They had a hearing beioro Alderman Williams
and were held in $500 bail to answer.
AS INSTRUCTIVE LiECTURB OH the DrO-
grecs and history of Opthalmia and Aural Sni
pery will shoi'ly be given by Dr. Von Moseli
zisker, at the lecture-room of the Pbll-idelf'liU
University of Medicine and Surgery, to which
iv.stitutlon the Doctor nas been appointed Pro-
fee a- ot Eye and Ear Diseases. Dr. Von
Moschztskcr will make it a Dublic ecture. nn i
due notice of the day will be given through the
cress. It will undoubtedly bo well attended, as
it is well known that uo one Is better able to
treat that subject than. Dr. Von Moschzitker.
Potomac Closhd by Ice. A telegram,
has beeu received to the effect that the Potomac
rivet is closed by ice. The Annamussic Line is
carrying passengers and delivering goods to
Norfolk and all points South and Southwest
witu iu usual aespmch.
Kknilwing of Licenses. Particular
attention should be called to the fat that to
morrow is the day set tor the ieuewiiu? ot
oi license ior pawiiDroKerA, petroleum aaencUM,
t nud uleo for ult places c-f amusement.
The Frauds on thk Revenue Exami
nation by ms Special Commission Intkb hst-
ito DiflcxospBES. The Special Commission i d-
pointed by tho Hottse of Representatives, wiin
Mr. Darling aj-Iehairmnn.'hnvinii closed Its lubms
in New York, reached Philadelphia on Friday,
and commenced an examination into the whistiy
distilling frauds in this ctty. Tho Commission
meet in Parlor No. 12, Continental Hotel, and
already a laree number of witnesses have been
examined. Among them were a number of
prominent wholesale liquor merchants, who
pave it, as their opinion tbat a modification of
the present tax upon whisky would yield a larze
revenue to the Government, while the present
law Is calculated to Induco fiaud.
Mr. Alexander Yotinir. the well-known distil
ler, stated that ho had wl'hdiawn Irom the
business inasmuch as the operation or tb'j pre
sent law prevented the carrying on of a legiti
mate business, Kalurdeythe examination was
resumed before Mr. Darling and Mr. Myers, two
members ot the Commission. Special Agent
Brooks, of the TreasurvSDcDartment. who had
been in Philadelphia for some time past, in
vestigating the whisky business, was examine I.
in reply to questions pronounced ov tne com
mittee, lie testified that the nre?ent law was
efficient if honest officers would administer it;
that he knew ihc result of a strict observance
of the law in the First District had been to in
crease the returns ot distillers lrom an average
of forty dollars oer mouth to five hundred and
seventy-three: he did not think an honest living
could bo n aitc in mo asses whisky utiuer me
present tax; at his suggestion th'o Secretary of
the Xrcasuiy had Instituted a Board of Kxaminers
to test the qualifications ol the Iuspector
In charge of the distilleries; in the First District
be had thus far dismissed more than one-nan
the number; the Collector of that District was
aoing an tn his power to execute the law, nn i
had libelled and forfeited to the use'of tho Gov
ernment about twenty distilleries, and cou
vlctcd five persons upon a charge of illicit dis
tilling, besides confiscating many hundred bar
rels of whisky owned by parlies seeking to
defraud the revenue.
The Committee desired to know the names of
persons engaged in illicit distill tusr. Mr. Brooks
said he knew ot none ot bis own knowieiipe,
but pave tho rumors that associate the nanes of
prominent gentlemen with the business. The
gentlemen mimed by Mr. Brooks occupy promt-
nfni pumw positions in we Mate, rmmicivai ann
national Ooeernme-nts, and the announcement
caused no little surprise on the part of tne
Commissioners. The Commissioners desired to
know If any collector or assessor in Philadel-
Ehia was concerned in distilling. Mr. Brooks
ad no knowledge of any, r.or did lie know of
any tiistiiiertea Kept in cellars except in one
case in the First District, which was clo-ed
as soon as the Collector's attention was called to
it He was asked which he considered the most
difficult district in which to execute the law. He
seid the hirst, as the parties engaged were
rough, and the distilleries small, and started for
the puipose of'dcfrHUding the revenue; but the
Collector was pnsbinc matters vigorously, an I
some seventeen had closed since the grantina of
licem-cs in September last. Mr. Hrooks had
CKamincd In the First onci Second Districts, and
had cone into tbe Third and Fourth a lew
times.
The Commissioners will remain In Philadel
phia until the 2d of January, when they will
return to Washington.
Chicken Thieves. A coup'e of negroes
were arrested yesieiday afternoon in Norris
street on a charge of larceny. They had in their
nossession wben arre-tea seven or eigiu pairs ol
chickens, for which they could not show a clear
title. They gave the names ot Charles Henry
and George Tremau. They bad a hearing before
Alderman Clouds, who held tbem iu $800 bail
each to answer. The stolen poultry chu be had
by applying to Lieutenant. Witera't.
Auction. The clo8in-up of the Ladies'
Fair of the Cohocksink Prcsbytenau Church
will be attended with an auction calc of the
remaining poods, at the old church on Oer
mantown avenue, above Filth street. The
goods remaining are the most usclul as well a-;
ornamental of the whole stock, and no dot bt
will command ready sale and a sp.rited coin
petition. UBKFDL t-KKBKKTS,
UfKPDI. PllKBENTS.
UbLFUl. l'KKSHBTS.
UHKFUi. TRESKNTS
OVKHCOATB t
..$12 00
15 60.
20 00.
2S0O.
80 00.
85 00
...m to.
9 00.
10 00.
11 00.
12 00.
14 00.
16 00.
18 00.
...$4 00.
6-00.
6-00.
7 00.
8 00.
0 00.
10 00.
., f--2 60.
rice last yeur, 20 00
' " Ho 00
" " 8)00
' " " 35 00
ii 4500
" " " 60 00
' " " fria-oo
it a u-tfi
' " 1500
" " 16 00
" " " IS 00
ii ii 20'00
' " 22 00
' " 25 00
" $6 00
ii ii 7tl0
ii u g.50
II II II ().00
ii ii i 12 00
" " " 14 00
" " 15 00
" " ' $400
" " 6 00
" " " 600
ii ii 7.qo
ii ii 900
Business Coatp.
PANT-e.
at..
VE6TS.
.at..
" 8 00.
4-00.
" " 6 00.
" 6 00
We have bu far tho larncst and best assortment of
Men's. Youths', and Hove' CMothin in Phi ade D ita.
which is beinv replenished bv largo dallv additions,
manufactured oi poous purctiaed reoentij at miuft
teas than cott, and having teducod all stock on ban t
to proportionate priors, are offering such bargains
as ore above enumerated.
NOW 18 TBS TIME TO BUY PRICES CAN, BB NO
LOWER.
hALF-WAY.BETWEEN I nKITN KTT IIO.,
'Futuahd I Iowku Hall,
t Sixth Pts. ( 518 M a iikt Stbkw.
IJobebt posNELL ft ftn. No 806 walnut street,
whoee advertisement will be louna in anotner
column, have at ti eir place 01 huiiuesi a largo und
varied stock oi irun. inis sipck comprises eveiT'
Ibina in its line, ol borne production and fore f u
importation, which eunuot to excelled in quality.
flavor. or appearance, r.yin uouy huuws ius in
nnrtance ol a oit-D ay oi in use ricn articles to
adorn and complete the table. Haud'omo La lv
Adi les, which lor i xce' ence ot navor oannot be
surpassed, or even equauoa; nee ae roie uras ot
trefclimitoriaiiou: cii ioa ueeBe, mxurv wuicu
has no equal, aud without which th honeho'd
commissary di partment is doc complete M -siri
iinnnnil & bon liavo ricn and beaut tut tiiaivs
winch haua In larre o'usteis; iarire JUIsius of the
nweeiestand most ceisitiuu oi ta-u-8. wnicnwiil
whenonco tried, be con tantly used as tne bust to
be lound. Tho holidai make necessary tbe lay ins
in of a good store ot nuts for tne children uml
even for tho oM folks Ponnell ft Son have on
hand those 01 nfcsurpas-td quality tho l'rince-s
l'tilier-t h 11 Almonds. Remember that at No S06
Wtt'liUl sueoi, iiuiua aie iu i-unuuu wuicu will
satnly.
Ameme raor re .If by chance yon neorlectet to
make a "Christmas present" to father, husband, sm,
irrandsoD, brother, uucle, Beftliew, or to a much es
teemed ma'e friend, do nut fail to make -proper
amends now "Nw ear" to at hand. The gift, at
this time, ot one ot W.rburton'i Inimitable bilk
Hats, or one of his admirab'e Felt Hots, Winter
Caps, or Skatiujr ( aps, would graoilully covar up
all previous ouilssions, aud at the same time wove a
comfortable covering lor the head of tbe wearer.
Go at once at Warburton'g and ma kit your selection.
His store is at No. 430 Chesnut street, next door to
tho Po.-t Oflloe.
rinit Davis 1'ais Killkb We are not In the
habit ol "puQiuw" pateut meiioiues, but w cheei
fully add our tedimony to tbat ot many others in
favor of tbis uiediome. The Taiu Killer i mvalu
uble lor tho diot utcs for which it Is rommeudod
'Iry a bottle ot it, and tee it we do not ate cor
rectly . i.'omna Citir.t.
. A Great I'ubuc Wam is supa led bv Him
PHHEV8' HouiroeATUiu Spkuivics They urr
MriliRirni ttat tutlio'. nioiber. cure-, or lnvn.ii
can always have at hsud, ai d apply witho it daer
Or OClay, auu w mi l1'1 "M' urueui buu r lei, l ry
Ihnm. Kee advenikenx nt. Addreu. Uumnhrnv'
8peciflo Uorounopathlo Medicine (..'cimpany, No. 662
Broadway, few iur.
jjrrpj uku. emend to, 8 riAwos, f:.r-.7
III At uouid's, I l B I I
PtTomn ann t'tienni' W'ftM.;
Ton ai l Tnosa iiistitxtRinsr aud iuotms mttln
di'flk 1 which originate in scofu't of n culeebleU or
vitiitv'c 'tato ot the blood, nothing can equal the
totilc .an1 Purifxm efloot ui Dr. Andor's Iodine
Voter , a mre solution ot Iodine dissolved in puie
water 'hot "''
THk BAH ' of Oil Paintluff-i. crysia' Mednlltons.
Pastels, eic,'rom American Art (iallery, Now
York, will tf: ntmued ths I'venintr, at 7i o'clock,
at i-cott's Art ,,pr'- A'o. 102,0 Chesnut street, dale
positively wllmi nery.
"A HapptN'w J.arto All!" Far welt to '60
A grind oelet ratio 0 the eoinc of the New Year
will te observed C stokes & V.o.'t urg'-clam
Clothing House, ondrt the Co-uincntal, bv an extra
disDisy ol Winter (jiottn. iff at greatly reduced pnoe.
Iho public are irvit"ri.-
CniLDHKN's CwrriiCT M. 8Uoomoker Co.,
Nos 4 ard 6 N. fcUhth a n"t. are now opening ti
splendid assortment of lx. T' K'rW, infauts', auu
lnis.es' clothiiiff. '
Bkndeh's Fockth annoa! uisiamuTios of
Pricid to the poor, on ftewIf,r morn ng. at
o'clock, at Pcndir'a coal yard, 8. W.coruerol Uroil
and Cal owhiil street. "
600 I.OAVK8 OP Brbad wi 1 be . f h" V0'K
on New Year morning, at 9" o'o 1k, t Westers
j ard, Broad street, bo'o Ca'lowti ll. m
Ffmals CoirrLAl.tTS should t9 4 rred, sJhv
uroly can be, by a lew rto'pnof AerV, Sarsaparlilu.
A Sitrb remedy for
Ague Cure nevci fails.
Chills and b'e
Ayor's
HI llAINEH llRO1-.' 1'IAKOS. i "T?
f fUodoraio in price anladiirab-'e, 6 if I I
as any piano mia.
Gould, Seventh and C;hesnut Streey,
Elliptic Sbwino Machinb Comf-ant'9 1'irst
Premicm Lock-stitch ewino Machisss.. Id
comparably the best f ir family ue. tturhest .Pre
miums i liold Iteilal). Fair ftlarviand Institute. fT"'-w
Yerkaed Pennsy.vania State Fairs, im. Ko,23
Clieeiiut etieet.
Public Notick E C. Whitman ft Co. No. 3318
Cnesnui street, are now ready to aup,ily their choice
and pure Confeo Ions, put up in noat boxes.
Also, a larve as-ortmnnt ot Imported boxes, Sur
prise, aiid linick kuaolu. lor Trees.
A Li. Pf.rsows who arc tond of Fine Confections,
G. W. JeiiKins, No. 1037 Spnnir Oar.len- street,
would invito to cab and try his toc ol Fine Camdtes,
Iceland Moss faste, Horn and O ioco a'.et Drop-s
Chocolate Creams of a I tiarorn, Caramois, etc, of
which he has constantly on hand tresb anaort
lnent. Fifty Varietiks of Cakes, frosti dailri at
Morse & Co.'n, Nos 002 and 001 Arch street.
VFf'&p Masoii ft Hamlin s
( I v luunei uriiiui, uuit k i II'
J. E. Gould's, beventh and Ubenut Streets
Gold CouroNS,
Due Jauuaiy 1st,
.Wanted fir
Dreskl k Co-.,
No. 34 8. Third Sreot.
liAHUAlNS IN CLOTUIa.
Harfrains in Clothing.
Bai gams in C othiuff.
Bargains In Clothing.
Heavy reduchon in pneea.
I-Busiuess Coats at 88, $10, $12. $U Hi J
t Sf and up to $30. iS 5
t-Oveicoaw at $8, S, $10, $11. $13. 15, W,KJi
I if- $19, $20. and up to $40, J;T
(yl n.s at $1, S5, $0, 57, S3, $0,?10 $12, U,3
r H5 $w. yj!J
y Ve ts at $2, $2 CO, 33, $3 60, $, 5,tJ
t $5 1)0 to 89.
Every parmont marked down on account ot dec.iue
in cot ot manufacture.
Clothing can now bp had cheaper than it may
again for some time to come.
WAhAMAKKR Ht ItttOWB,
POeULAB Clothiko Hocse,
Oak Hall,
6oulhf;ast corner ISistu and Mabkkt .streets.
jrifif- Unriereiotlnng very cbeap. .im
rvi AitltlKl).
FLTf CTNEtt-KAltMAl,L. ln tle 21t f Vovpiii
btr, 16 by tlie Kcv. Mimucl Imrhurretr. Mr, L I l
FrltlilN'cJi to iiias UdKl MAUSU.VLL, bo'.h of this
el y.
LOVBIOY wmsii K on 'l ltursdaT, Ie:einler 27.
at ibe residence o. the lrlJe'a p irenw the Kev. V. L
Uobbins. U. ATiiivUloN LOVt-JOV to JiMILV K.
V EMMKB both ol tliN city.
I.OWRY-SKBVEIt On the 27th instant, b Friends'
Ceremony, in the presence oi Maor McMlohuel.
iHAKI.K-t 8. LOWkY and SI II. If 0 ., daughter uf
ChrlstQjiber t. Server, ail ot l'hl aJolihla.
DIED,
the 2.h limtant,
CARTER. On
EDWARD CAR-
TKK,Jr
Ills relatives and friends are Invite! to attend the
funeral, irom bl late residence. ariernville, lpiuwaro
couutv Pa. on Wednesday, Jununr 3, ut 111 o'clock A.
AI., without tutther notice.
HrOKh-On Sunday morning, December iO, JO'JX
A. AiOuUK. In tl.e Md vear oi' liu am.
'1 e uiends and relatives a d thoae of the family are
re.ipeoifullv invited tu attend the funeral, from the reti
cence oi his son-in-law, l billp Y. Roohin, No 3111 War
ren street West l'lihae plila oa Fonrtli-day af ternoon,
Jauuary i. 1BG7, at 1 o'c.ock. To proceed to Darby.
QTJK1 Ontlie2ilthIiiiant, Mrs. M ARU VHKr, rollut
01 tbe late John Quig, In tbe H9tU year of ber age.
Her relatives and iriends, also the (lolden Ru e Associ
ation, No. 21. 1. O. of P , ate reitpectiully Invited to iit
niirt the tuneral, tiora her l ite residence, Mo. 43.1 K.
'J bompaon sireet, l.lgi teenth Ward on I'buradar eft. r
Loon at 1 o'clock. To proceed to llauover Street Vault.
REESIDE. On the 29th Instant ELLEN, daughter of
the la.e Jcmos and Martha Ueeslde, in the 2 1st year of
tier age.
ihe re'atlves and friends of the faml'r are resnect -lullv
invited to attend tbe funeral, trom her late resi
lience, ho. 61!) N. Fourth street tu Wednesday tuurnlug
fit lit o'clock. Serleesat HtJamet the Less. '
WAKBURTO N,
FASHIONABLE HITTER,
Ho- 4iCHSNtTT iltreei.
Next door to I'ct Offlc.-1
JTXTRA STKONO BOY8' SLElJw AM)
Li Slehtis. lovs' Stilts, with movable (ootieN u
vailcty oi hos' Skate "nd chests oi Tool, lor sale hv
I'Kl'llAJi AHUiW,
Ko. 0? (Eight Thlrtv-Bve) M A RKJUHi.. baow Ni n .
UIOITINO TRAYS AND BOWLS,. MINCI.VI
V Knives and Machines, itinall Cleaxcis anil Chop
nefstjor sa'e hv TRUMAN. SHAW,
h o. tS I Fight Thlrtv-flvel MARKET St . bulovr lu i h .
CRATERS' WttLLKN t'Al'9 AND LRATfIKH
O Legklnga for keeping wirni and .comtortah'o the
two extremes of ihe body, a id a tun s xriety oi bkatas.
fursaio. ckat .'Uarpeu.d uud repaired be
XRVUAM - SHAW,
No. 8 (Elgbt Ihtrty-Sve) M A UKfcT BU. below Muif.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
DISSOLUTION F COrARTNliUSfllK -i
he firm of J. W. SCOT r CO is this rtar rt
iio'ved by l. iiultatlou 'lie huHtaess of tLc late rt.n
win be settled at no. on vitx..- r v i nrreei
JAMES W. HCOTT.
A. B MA(llKk'A'u.
V ILLIAU A. JAMKf..
Philadelphia, December 31. 1M.
COPARTKtlHir VONC
The undersigned har.t-bl y aso'atcd rtmsi!--,
togviher uudut the tlm,,oi J W. wi OIT x C I.. ir iv
purpose oi i ransaciu me ousmess oi munn.ai iuri iti
hlurti sua runiixiwig iiiiaueuiea w y J.J.
etc.. at lu.
MlCHtSM't Street.
JAK.i NV s jorr.
A. 11. MAqARIOAL,
W'I'.LI M V JAMES,
.1. FltED. SCOT I.
Phlladclihla, Janury I
PHlLADrLFl'.U, DECK MB hit 31, 18CC
Ibe flun ol WILII-M T. SNOi;OI.S & CO.
ha been jisduv ulbsoiv. d (tiecomb.ti ill, lHWi ) bv urn
tual C0UH4Qt. WII.LtAM T H TMMlUAbS.
JAMtjij U. .SOIUUAfe.S.
1231 t COPAKTNKHMIIP.
W1LU)V T SOliUlt!.!'. J IMK H. SKOD
ORSH. W MTKR C. S N OlMI K M. auJTUOUAS R.
Ml'HKAV lisve ai-Bociated together as
WILLIAM t. HN iDOKO-S Sc CO.,
and will routlnue the tHotn liualuMS at Nr. 34 d.
St COM) Stteetand No 2-1 HIKAWUKUIV 1 tr.et.
1SJOTICR.-I HAVK THIS DaY GIVEN AN
J tmeroBt lu m. buiintsa to Mr. JOHN C NCOTT.
RENE Ol'ILLOtT,
Importer of Llnou (oods.
12 31 61 No. 1(1 li A K Btreet.
'ATFIKMATICA1. AND DRAWING IN9TRU
niei t-. Wliatuan's Drawl i, a l nuein. Uerman
nnri F nullah na tiers tv tb roll or slif. t. mounwd ol
plain, at MWS di' CO.', ho. m CHEKM'T
Streot. aM U 11 wsfU
FOURTH EDITION
THE IISTIVTVS;.
Massacre at Fort Piill. Kearney.
i"i-v-.rxw
Official Report of the Affair.
None of Colonel Fetteraan's Command
Left to Tell the Tale.
Ktc.i Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.
SPKCIAL DI5lPAlMim TO BVENINd TRLKORAril.
Washinotos, December 31,
The Conimi-oioiier of ludiun Affairs has re
ceived the following in regard to the massacre
at Foi t Phil. Kearney:
Fobt Laramik, Deceaiber 20, 160, An Indism
arrived from Tongue river report that a large
party of Muraccojovrs, Brules, Offallallocs,
Crows, Unkaphaphos, Bluckfcet, and Sauaavocs
left Tonaue rlvor on tho luh intant lor Fort
Phil. Kearney, and ou the 22d instant the Iu
dians were discovered near the fort.
Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Fctteiuiuu, Cap
tain Brown, and Lieutenant Grummond, with
ninety cu1i,ted men, left the fort to pve battle.
Nothing more wa heard from them until a
prty sent out from the fort lound thera, atj a
distance of four miles, lyino; dewl, Colonel Fet
terman and his entire coinniiDd hainst beeu
mssaacred by the Indians.
W. T. Patrick, Upper Pfutte Ae?nt.
PeruI.
C'Jn.iHisrtioier T. C. Theaker, of tho Patent
Oflic?, has gone to Ohio' to get raarricd.
Ptiteiata.
The bHsincs; of the Patent Office is slackening.
The number ot patents-1 be issued for the
week ending on6th of Jauujuy, being;' but oue
hundred und fifty the suralles number for some
Ume.
The Tarutrti,
The dileates of the different associations of
German Turners belong'1115 t the Southeastern
District of the Turnerbi;u.l, held their semi
annual raeetiuflr la this city yesterdiy. This
district is lormed by the aocl!itions of Balti
more, Washington, Georgetown, Iiichmono and
Martinsburg.- The leport ImnJed in showed a
large inciease of membership. Preparations
were mado for a general participation j the
Blind's Tumfct, to cue off at Baltimore iu.
June nest.
Tlie- Stto-t,.
We are having a suo hti'rin aud sleighing
to-duy.
flNAlStlAI. SEWS FROM El'ROPE
TO-UAk,
By the At'antie Submarine Cable.
New ore, . December 31. Tbe following
financial ;aid couinurcial deeatches have beeu.
received through private sources:
London, December 01 Nooti. U. S. Five
twentits, 775: Coi sols. 8:i'; Illinois Ceutral. 79;
PMe Railroad, 40 i.
FaANKfOHr, December 5L IT. S. Five-twenty
bonds. 761.
Liverpool, December 31. A
Antwerp quotes Petroleum nt
telcerarn . fronii
CIA francs- ior
I'eiinsylvania rcuned. 'ihe
current quot-atioii,
here i-i 17d. per gHilou
From New Orleans.
Nfw Oki.bass. Dec. 30. The body of Uetii
touaut Wil:-on isou it? way UTe from Galves
ton, and will be lorwardei- to Ma-saeutiactte ou,
its arrival.
It is wtl-perel tbat tbe C'ou.irre'-sioual Inves
tigation Committee lieelmcd the invitaiion to
the citr bnnfiuet. for the renou that it itld not
ith to comjirombte itHelt by oetnt; present.. A
i ant of time, however; wa the reason alleged
by the C'onUte.
Two ships- cleaied ou SaSurdny for fJreiiwu
with pattis'. outgoes of cotton.
Weiican JVews.
Charleston, December 30. Late Mt-xxau
ndviccB at Orleans make no mention. ot the
execution of Eieobedo, ana toe previous re
poit Is therefore held t' be-unfounded..
Tbe co-operation of filjr-hal Baza me with
Maximilian is regarded with distrust, as the
two have been little better than opcn.euemies
lor nearlv a year.
Trade Is without any symptoms of w-t-overy.
JiiHt'ez is expected at Dwraifro 1i a-week, aiid
would make that pltiee bi seat ot govriinu'iit
lor the pief-.eut. '
rtariuo Disaster.
BotroN, Derfinber 31. The lif. Arireuu, o
l'ro hlouce, from DonUm for New i"ork, wliiie
iu Txrpauliu. cove durin; a gate of wind, en
TutiUa.v, diuiriioil. both ot her urKor8, aud to
prevt ur "oinpr.ou Ihc rocks cut ifcway the nirin
mast, which iu fiilliui; curried uwn jt the foretop
pallaut mast aud. th nitKzen-t3iDt. the was
towed into New ISedtord on, Syiuda by the
uteaoier Manbaset for repairs.
I'ortlanu Decettiber SI TUo steamor Cbiesa
peake, arrive! tVoiu New i'oi'k, lepoita se-etnc a
6.cbooi.er aahore in Tarpaulin, cove. M the
Ptcanicrpfiwd, rte Pow nnlPi.-i Lifrht-eUip 6he
found that it had shitted ltd position, re
quired al.-t!U4e.
Fiom Deimta'e.
Wh.minotos. December SI. Th -amship
Hopllorou8, of the Philadelphia and Liverpool
line, went en t'ne Hats iu the Delaware, at if)
A. M. on Sutuidiiy, but ROl oil' without damage
at hifh water in the rveiuiip.
Tht navisratiou of the C'lulstiaivl river at this
port ie closed b Ice.
Kljzbt inches of Miowhave fuliWn here, and
ihe i-tonu still contious.
Tbe Deliiwaxe Lenwlattue nice Is to-uorrotv at
Dover. Tbe Demoeiatsi have two-thinN ot osoh
branch. It is understood that the CViuptitu-
fiitiul amendmeuk will be reiec-ted.
Dank Failure at Syracuse.
Ktbaousk, December 31. The Central City
Bank failed to open its doors tin usual this lore
noon. It is conjectured that the bills ol this
bank have been thrown out by the Redeeming
Apency in New York, nnd the bank has sus
leiided operations because of its inability to
aaeet the Government tax levied upon Its notes.
New Yok Bank Statement.
Ktw foBK, Deoember SI. The Bank statement
fsued to nay shows the lo.lowiox a compared with
the previous week :
Increase o loan l,03l) 247
Decrease of siiecie 46,ili5
Increased circulation -S6 807
locrrae ot deposits 1 218,5-7
Decrease of legal-tendon 1.818 U75
From Canada
Toronto, December 81. The remainder ot the
Fenian prisoner here, utimberin.or thirty-two,
will be tried at the next Assizes, commencing;
January 10. They have been notified by the
law officers of the Crown that they must nil be
ready for trial, and that uo delay will con
sented to, unless special cau&o bo shown.
Lake Erie Closed.
Buffalo, December 31. Navigation ou Lake
lbs New Yorw Stock Mjrtcift
ftt.-TIn
ione mr-
The rail wa
market opened etronir. hut 'eolined on the an
nouncement of the bunk etsv cnent. but Im
pioved slightly at noon. Gova.r"n,el boadu
aie firm, with moderate traniactiov"'9-"
Jntct Markets by TclcffrPb- '
tir.w York Deoember 81. Cotton Brm .'" oawt
at 31 84 Jc. for middling uplands. Flour ft.'-audi
qntet; VK)bhls soldi State, $s 90n l2 -W ,'vOhio,
11 10n 13 00; Western, 8 601. 6'i SoutV".
1I1(;vo17. Wheat active) prices eteadv. CoV
quiet, and quotations are nominal. Meof qntet,
Dressed Hori ateadv at M 80; Western H 77,r
C itv Pork Brmer i new me, mi i old, SU'.I t0; irira
tl7(!il8 60. Iard quiet. Whisky dn'l.
Mr. William Swlnton, joumalist and Iwok
mokei, has engaged to write the history of the
New York 7th Regiment during the war. It will'
probably be called "The History of tl Non
Combatants.'' SKATING PARKS.
gKATOUlAL (I U E
AT THH WEST I HILibELPRf a.
SKATING PARK,
THIRTY-FIRST and WALNUT BtieoUI.
MI8 CAHR3F. AUGUSTA WrjORK, THE PKATO
RI AL QIJ KKN . the greatest La'ijr Skater of too-ass, wW
appear at tola Para to-dnv.
1'ark open until 111 o'clock at Mght. Hnow removed M
fast aa it falls. Hnow will not stov Mian Moore akatfaz.
Kot All atraters allowed on the ice Admlnlon. W
ceuta. Take the Maiket and Walnut street cars. (.It
gUPERB SKATING AT THE
NATIONAL SKATING PARK,
TWENTY-FIB8TSTHEET Matt COL(U
BI, AVKM'E,
THIS AFTERNOON' AND EVEN1S3I
ITSFROT IS OMNIPOTENT l-THK PARK CLEAR OP"
8S0W, AND ALL READY FOR 07R FKI-Ot),
Tak the Ridge Avenue Cats.
Single AdmlMlott. 2A rci. u
QEJfTRAL SKATING PAUK.
FIFTEENTH AND -WALLACE GTREETS.
The snow U beVng removed as f.ft u It lalla. Tbe rca
riir splendid condition. Bkating attornoon and evading-
Mane, illumination, r seworas, eic. e:., im u o clock,
to-night it
SKATING ANt MUiSIC.-NOTWlTUSTANl-lngtbtow
atorra. there will he
HKAT1NO A)' TUE KGY.M'OXF. PARK,
THIRD antf JlOKKlt-l HireetM. THIS AtTERNOOM ao4
KVKMNO The Pa rk wan-flooded etenlay giving H
b excellent annace A force is kept removing the.
now, leaving the ice In fine condition for Skating lit
SKATES.
SKATKS ! 8 KATES! ! S K A T L S 1 1 1
PHILIP W1LSOU A CO.,
No. 409 CBEHNTJT Stwwt,
have lust received ti e largest assortment of. Ladle
and Gents'. Girls' anil Dos' tkates ever offered by
them. W t have fitted up a room excluslveir for l.adle-i.
Ir the sal e of Ice Hkb;s, 1 silo- Ukates. and, Ukates o
ere rj de.ieriptiou
Alao-Rl'bBKR SHOIES,
8Kiriyo Mi'Ft'a,
NK.I'IV. JOKKTS.
and everv description ox Kohher Goods, Pari or Croquet.
i'arlorlSaseltall.bt'
WILSON". HACKRA CO.,
U41m Ko.4WCHESNUr Street.
LOOK AND LIVE!
ELECTROPATHY';
Drs. CALLOWAY, WHITE &BQLLES
THE OLD
MEDIC AE. ELECTRICIANS,
Ant) TEACHERS of this new system oi coring dlseasex,
would oall the atten Hon of the sick and atllieted to their
n system of pract ice, which has already nalaed great
popularity In this cl ty. Iurlng the past six years vr
1 ave tieated TWES .TV THOLSABD person suffering
Horn tbe various fo rms of disease inianr of them by
lclal guarantee, charging nntlilnx It we toiled) and
in almost every ci utc a cure ha beeu eitesUxj. Ri
Hit following
HOJdK CKRTIFICATE.S.
AS ASTOSISllI iiG CUdE AMPUTATiOS PRE.
I was cured In t hrce weeks by Drs. G ALLOW A Y and
Will IE ol an ult .erated leg, which caused much sailer
bur, and even il ireatened amputation. Since my own
meat cure seven il ol my trienus suffering lrnm Neural
gia, tkln J.iea se. Kyspeiwla, and other oomplalnu.
have also lwa perleoUy cured. I will choeri'uiu
ajiswer the tuqi dries of tho diseased and Buffering
. ,a, r. ABRAHAM FLUKE,
INo. ISM Cauiac street. Philadelphia.
IMP0RTA5T CURK8 OF OBSTINATE JDISFAAFM
Charles 1. Uounn. Chronic Dvsoa l:aia. V m i vr
Seventli street . " "
daiues urowi i, Influunatlon ot Stomach and Bowel,
me street, al loveHlxth.
Henry Ittt'crr. fieuramia of the Eve. Twnniv.thi
Pearl sireets. " ' ' '
iredertok Wilson, Dyspflheia and Throat Diseasa.
Continental J.lote.. ,
. t . Kirit.nae, Krdleptle lts, No. 120 Market strset.
William AI organ. . Kldiiav ltlaeasit niul liana,i i.
hlllty. No. 4i0bpruce street.
MarousD. Wilcox, Catarrli of twelve years' eUndhur
Commercial HoteL -
Maumei u. vt lieelcr, Astbroa of teni ytars' stardin
Continental Hot L
Kuianuel Roy, Attomey-at Law,- Dyspepsia, t'o. Tirl
Baunoiu street.
Horace C. n QUlow, Weakness of the Kidneys, Frank
lord, 11. C. BburtlaOt Caaer In Stomach. No. 371i Marker
sueut.
J. M Bnlt, Rbeitmatlsm, No. l.t-23 . Bruad street.
Junah 1 ( i s ilroucblal Consnruptlba, No. Hi Market
street.
Edward I'. Evans, vreacber ot the Be". E. Churoh, Dys
pepsia ot ii . -ig standing, Larynglthsaud Luubago, &i.
tiii llelniuih street.
J ames Nugent, Deafness ft)r six years, and ringlag ao l
roaring In tue hnsji, Wilmington, Delaware.
i noniai Uarrois severe DUbots, Rose Wills, West
PhtlaUelpK'a.
tieorne Grant. Rheumatic Goat, long standing. No.
Vl!IChesnuttrfV,
11. T. lesilvef ,T"-Otlc Ntuialula aiid IuUutuiiiatorr
BbeumatiMi), No. FiJii cheiiuut street
Edward. McHaliun, CouitUBiitfou, Ni,, 1211 Front
J. hleket, Chronic Brocjhlt, ConstltaUon, and Con
gestlon if tue Brain. No- 'U t allowhtll stieeL
Chares M. Dayton, Jnuvai of Mtu Uwer llmlak
Olrard Uoim.
Ji.hu McCoiuiick, I!uUo!ft-M yo. IMC RUlic-avenue. .
Cl.arluH E. liuclilafUrtui, Uruiary Ulitlen'.ty, No. t)3i
Filbert street.
Aiiuila Davis, Chronic IiTlia, Forrest House.
j. J lloopes, ton:i stajif.lug HRiatioa, and K'unrgnJ
Prostate Olaud, Darby township, aelawiure couiy,
Whllain H Shnvef, Liver Cumialut., tiennatiiawa.
Joseph W. Fow.th, Acute lUeauusUsiu, ia,. liAt
E.hcVouser, Giod Paralyiis, K. 415 N., Seoond
Many ot ilf Pr " , ewvol m aw. than a
""nB Tbe Institution, No. U3U, oue door from Thlr
tetiith street, w the only hoti'a lu thU city where our
system H practised. Vrrinc'mted par is In other
locall'ies. who c aim to tieat, diseasea. ax-cording to
eur late discoveries, ni thosviore be .-warded witu.
PllYStblAXS and S'snDVINT I can ..inter at any tlta
for a full coutse ot Instruction lu this Uut.i Discovuil
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