THE DAILY EVENING TELEGKAPH. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 18G7.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
I far AddilUjnal Local Items see VUri rage.
Localizations Tue Daily Luicu
MMAI,9 AT TUEIB FERD llOff 80MB MUM LlVB
-OOUNTRT 1'APKIU l'LBSB COPY. The tllOt
important hours ot some men's existences are
thoro thnt "drair thnlr low length along;" from
tei. iu the morning until noon, and In some
aristocratic localities still law, until the hour
of oin, eiijoyinir a warmth of atmosphere In
winter, and a corresponding refreshing coolne-9
in summer, that would eive an appelrie to a
Bjbarlte, Ilow el.-o could the.ylivc? Enter
any hotel, however nritocra.ic, like the courtly
Continental or the O rnrd, or miserably low,
like tu "rum merles," par excellence, loc.itd
everywhere in our uild.it, au.1 ga.e upon tho
heterogeneous assembly that meets your eye.
VVhatastudy of character I What an exhibi
tion of human nature ! Look at ihc long ranges
of marble-top tables, la the lengthy mlooti,
covered with the niorniua; newspaners, an 1 you
will hcfj beside them a score or more of anx
ious expectants, awaiting the accent, or descent,
ot the daily lunch dishes, perhaps their only
meal iu the twenty-lour hours, with as much
anxiety as tho iHiacliies ot old watcned for the
fall ot manna, or hungered alter fle?h, in their
lorty-jears' wandenuK in tho Wilderness. We
dismiss such hotels as the Continental or Ciratd
'without remark, ami jro"eed to the contempla
tion ot the ordinary eating-house, or simple
bar-room, encountered at almost every corner
and in every block. Who are they ?
The merchant, who runs in for his morning's
jtlafs ot ale, or " atl-and-art," about eleven: the
cieiK, fresh irom his account-book; the nows
papei reporter and news vender, cheek by jowl;
sometimes the editor m propria prmona; the
more modest mechanic of the neitrhboruood,
who, hocaufC he spends his daily two or three
"stuiLOs," and quietly ret'ics to his shop-board
or his lat, leels that he has a more legitimate
right to such hospitably than the regular
Lutch Firate, who fails from house to house,
and "crib'' to "crib," satiated but never "satis
tied," always eating for a day ahead, and who
"freezes" on everyone whose traukness of coun
tenance Indicates, a likelihood ot victimization.
"A lovely day bracing eather; neither too
hot nor too cold. It has been some time much
I saw vou last." as the victim is putting down
Lis plate. "Thauk you, yes; I will ! I was
about anklngyou! A little whisky, boy I" taking
in bar-room v'eruaculur "a four-tiuser snooger."
(iood liquor, nice house this; clever fellow the
landlord! Ah. how are you, Brown ? Mr.,
1 have forarotten your name Smith Mr.
ISniiib, Mr. Brown. Jurt imbibing. "Pray join
us?" quoth Smith, when tney bow, leave him,
and return to the lunch tahle, eat an additional
disu "to take uwav the smell," and retire, with
the papers they had been perusing, in tlietr
pockets, under the eye of the host, who knows
it is worse than useless to waste a word. Many
of t bee visitors, however, are ol another class;
decayed gentlemen, who, reduced in circum
stai ces, visit these places with the hope ot
meeting some old familiar who had known them
in their better duj'H, or who might, perhaps, not
yet be aware of the change in their circum
stances, for scrupulously clean and well brushed
are they. There Is some sympathy lor such
men, but none lor the reeular luuch feeders.,
who are as practised in the pursuil ot their
peculiar prolession as the scll pickpocket,
who, not unfrequebtly, flourishes" in this
mixed society.
Lunches were orieinally instituted in places
of public entertainment as a sort of slight snack
to stay the stomach, in tho interregnum be
tween an early breakfast nod a late dinner. Of
course, those who break'asted at seven or eight
o'clock, and dined at thn old-lashioned hour of
twelve or one, never teeded anything of the
sort. It was the nine o'clock breakfast man,
or no breakfast mm at all, that needed this
solace, dining as he did at four or tive o'clock
in the afternoon. But nowadays lunches are
exrtnslve affairs, and are made a means by
which "an enterprising landlord" seeks to
attrat t custom to his saloon, or shanty, reaping
his reward in the addit onal amount of bibibles
consumed at his bar. A lunch n a cheap means
ot sustaining a semi-luxurious life. With ten
or fifteen cents in his pocket, a man can
hardly starve. Generally, several courses of
dishes constitute this morning's meal, more or
less expensive in character inrni the locality,
tlrecn turtle, down to pea or bean soup, or a
plate of pepper pot, sauerkraut, codfish and
potatoes (on Fridays), or plain, unpretending
"liver and ouious," wih bread, mustard, and
other condiments, ad libitum. A glass of lajcr
at tive cents, or of whisKy at ten, closes the
account. A visit to another establishment Is
productive of like results and perhaps eveu
yet a third, with the constant contintrfney of a
""What will you have to drink ?" or "What will
you take to drink f" from some Smith or Brown
or Joues who have rallen upon a flat. Who
shall say that free lunches are not a valuable
institution, the lanJlord a good Samaritan in
disguise, and the Luuch Pirate a useful rueniber
nf Horietv '
Not the leaBt distinguished and most distin
guishable of the visitors on the occasion of I hee
dailv reunions, are occasional members of our
very useful and orn amen Ul police, w ho go where
there la a oossibilitv of tneir being of the
slightest service for sometimes such a contin
gency may occur and a luuch is just the place
to hud the mauvais stijet ot society. Very
fn-v nnrt rnrnlnrmhle looks the cent oman,
No one imagines he come to make "a descent"
not he but he is the conservator of public
pi'ace and public morals, aud his services are
most eratelully appreciated both by the host
find eem-rouslv ucknoieagea surrounaings.
Very little he cares lor the lunch, per se, his
social value is t o highly appreciated: but ho
U evervbodv's irieud: for who knows but what
be may be the next customer? and it is some
thing to have a Iriend at court.
Tiie Attack ox the Sleiohiitg Party
in tub Twenty-skventh Ward. The attack on
Messrs. A. W. Morton and H. M. Day, while
driving in a sleigh down the Darby road, on
Thursday evening last, as reported in the papers,
was calculated to reilrct discredit on these een
tleuieu, inasmuch as they were stated to have
stoDoed ou their way out at liiley'a tavern,
which has the reputation of being none too
TPBnr etnhle. The sleitrh was not stODDed at this
establishment, nor did Messrc Morton and Day
notice the presence of the attacking party until
alter the shot was nreu. seeing one 01 inereius,
hich were held bv Mr. Day. fall slack, they
were seized by Mr. Morton, aud so quickly that
the torse took additional Trienr, ana piunjea
into a snow-drift, upsetting and oestroying the
hleigh, aud rendering the valuable animal
worthless. After the mishap, the gentlemen
tinned about, and seeing a crowd of loafers
standing in iront of Riley's institution, tney
ttoimprt to inouire about the shot. After being
misled by the reply to their first iuqulry. and
returning acain, one of the loafers boMlv stepped
forward ana declared tnai ne nreu tne snor,
as-kine "What in they were going to do
ahnnt it?"
Tue noliee are on the track of several of the
crowd, and more arrests will be made to-day.
The bull Dassed through Mr. Day's wrist, but
although there have heen some symptoms ot
erysipelas, it is thoueht that the wound will
not nrove serious. It is to be hoped that the
nprnptrator of this shameless and unprovoked
outrace will be discovered and meted out nis
just deserts.
Gift Concerts. A bill has been Intro
duced In the House by Mr. Kerns, to prevent
the niiiillentlnn of irift enternrises aud schemes
iu the shape of lotteries, In the newspapers of
tnis L'ommonweaitD. ine out, it passed, wouii
result in the saving of thousands of dollars to
the people. It is a well-known fact that everv
nook aud corner of the State is frequently
flooded with adver:iemants in the newspapers,
and otherwise, of gilt enti rnrlses gotten up to
swindle those who can be induced to invest
their money with a view to obtaining valuable
'prizes." But the act should be a little more
extended In its provisions, and Drohibit the cir-
culatiou in arty form ot the advertisements or
circulars ol the projectors of "gilt" schemes.
There should be a heavv Denaltv imposed upon
any individual aiding or abetting theae bogUJ
arm its in any manner whatever.
ft The "Cummingb" Theft Tub Suabpeb
iDKNTIFIkO JIlS ATTKMPT TO 8TRAI, A WATCH
FROM ( H. CUMMtNUH, IN H AKBISI1U BO. On
Wednesday, the Itiih instant, a man wearing
a heavy prey overcoat and lur cap who had
been at (loldshoro attending the prize-tight on
tho 15th called at the jewelry store of Mr.
Charles It. Cummings, in llnrrisourg. andoxa
n ined a couple of co-tly watches. He ma le
several attempts to steal one ot them, but an
eye was kept on his movements, anil he did
i ot succeed. Upon leavine, ho stated his Inten
tion of going to Baltimore, where he would
oblaln a sum ot money, and said that upon
his return he would dill and purchase one ol
the watches, which was a very valuable time
keeper. Mr. Cummirjg g ive him two or three
of his business card?, in order that, be loi.ht be
ciiHbled to find the store on his return.
The slrantrrr subsequently came to th's city,
Bnd called at the hardware and cutlery estab
lishment of Alfred B. Justice, c ruer of Fifth
aud Commerce streets, whero he stated that he
was Mr. Cummine, Jeweller, of No. 428 Market
street, Harrisbiirir, and at the snuie lime pre
seined the ctinl ot Mr. Cummlmrs. He ex
pressed a doire to purchas! six hundred dol
lars' worth ol tine cutlery, and made elections
amounting to nearly nine hundred dollars. He,
however, acted strantrely, and wa at once ins
pected of haviug intentions lo appropriate arti
cles not belonging to him to his own use. A
lot of knives w;is shown him, among which
was a package containing a do.en, and the
wrapper thereon Laving a peculiar mark,
the ctranger iuquired whether there wcr
more of the same sort in tho store, ami while
the clerk was looking for them, the package
releired to disappeared. No effort was made,
however, to anest the man at tho time, but it
was deemed proper to watch his movements.
He shortly leit the store, promising to return
tind pay lor the goods he had selected. An em
ploye was sent to follow him. He proceeded to
thc'liardware establishment of Vance Laudis,
corner of Second and Market street, and mere
clotted several hundred dollar' worth of cut
lery. While there he observed the clerk who
had followed him from Justice's st iro, and ut
once inquired for the water-closet, to which be
was directed. While ho was there a policeman
was stationed at the outer door of the store, to
arrest him when he should leave.
Alter he emerged trom the water-closet, a
number of the stolen knives belonging to Mr.
Justice were found therein. As he left the
stoie, after promising to call and pay for the
goods selected from the stock of Vance & Landis,
the thief was arrested, and taken before Alder
man Beitlcr, who committed hiin to prison. Mr.
Justice subsequently forwarded a letter to oue
of his customers in Harrishurg, inquiring alter
Cummings, and desiring information concerning
the businecs house lor which the cards in the
possession of the thief had been issued. Mr.
Charles It. Cummings wa.s iniormed of the
matter, and advised to come to thlscitvat one,
to learn further particulars, and he left ou the
tiaiu ou Friday tnorniufr. When brought before,
the pri.-oner he at once identified him r.s the
man who was at his store on the 16th, and t.i
whom he had given tht-cirds referred to. The
rascal's name is John Evans, and lie hails from
Newark, New Jersey.
Ax Illegal Removal of Spirits.
Drlnre Commissioner rireant, at hait-past 11
o'ciock this mornimr, lalr cx Cair and Junes
lioice were arrait neu upon ihecharg;ot romaviug
spin's to a place other tliau a bonui d warehouse.
Iboma llaslau oiu 1 am a policemm ot the
iCleveiiib District; ubout hail-past 8 o'clock tins
moriunc, at the corner ot Richmond aud William
streets, 1 saw some persons rol mg a tarrol across
Oestroit;we went up. and searched aroumi tor
gome lime, aun upi n lookin? over tho fenca saw theso
two men stooDinic uuwu ootwejn tno barrels: liovco
jumped op, and 1 said, "You are cauirht at Ia;t."
and he said, "Yes, we are caurht;" the other man
stood still; I to d lurn to open the gate and oome
out ; he did bo, and wo arrested bo h ol them ; Hovcn
called me to him, and asked me whether 910
would not eatisiy ni; 1 told bim "No";
ha then wanted to call somobodv UB to let
them know where he was (rom to; a woman came
out: he tola her to iro aud toll Dunn he was ar
rested, and was going to the station tioue; we then
took them there; Carr Bald that ml had boen taken
from thee last week and they had borro vo J a utill
to work up wnat stuff was loft, aud then they wou d
quit the business.
j on a L,aru iwuru i um a pouuu luiiccr ot tub
Eleventh District; 1 wa With oilier lluslan when
he arres ed the defondanls; ho told mo that a man
or two were roil ng a barnd noro Wil iam s'reot;
we w eni to the place, and alter searching a ititle while
we found these two men in the yard ; they camo out
when we ordered them; i n ara them sav that n
few dav beloro evorvthinsr hud been fatten from
them, and thoy were Auislung up with a borrowed
trill, and were goinp to quit tup husiDes; they sai l,
if we would let them go, nobody wo.lld kuow it, aud
o would be tue gainers.
Defendants wcro bold to answer in Sl'JDO bail.
A Mean Thef r. A feUajy: calling himself
Andrew J. Lutz was arrested last Saturday
eveuiner, at Ontario street and Girard avenu,
on a charge of larceny. It appears that Andrew
was going along, wnen me auicei strains rrom a
little Italian boj'a fiddle iloatcd in the air, and
delighted his ear. tie inwardly resolved to pos
sess the musical instrument, and under the pre
tense of the boy's annoying him, he seized upon
the coveted fiddle, and bore it away from the
disconsolate boy in trrumpii. lie did not enjoy
his plunder Ions however, for he was soon
arrested, and taken before Alderman Fttch, to
Hnswer tor his thievish exploit. Aflpr a hear
ing, he was held in $700 barl to answer the charge
of larceny.
A Disorderly Character. A man
calling himself Charles Marshall was acting in a
very disorderly manner under tnc inspiration ot
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oaa wnisity, wnen unict-r jmiiiiu uuucrrooK io
arrest him. Taking Marshall by the arm, the
officer, in seductive accents, requested the plea
sure ot that individuals company as lur as
Alderman Jones' oilice. But Marshall was
obtuse and could not see It, and so made a vio
lent assault upon the officer, the result of which
was that be was taken aeaiust bis will to the
Aldernian'6, and, atier hearing the facts of the
case, that gentleman held him in $:illO bail to
keep the peace, ami fined him lor beiug drunk.
Another Arkest ix tue Highway
Robbebv Case. Joseph Smith, who was oue ol
the pintles that made the assault upon Mr.
EhreuDerg last rnuuv nigut, no'lce ot which
appeared in our Saturday's edition, was arrested
on Saturday niirut. lie succeeded in maiiug
good his escape upon that occasion, but u war
rant was issued lor hw arrest. When arrested
he was in the viciniry ot Water au 1 Sprue
streets. He had a hearing betore Aldermau
Butler, and was recognized a one of the partv
who made th attack. He was held to aus wri
the chaige of attempted highway robbery.
Odd Fellows' Thanksgiving. Bv
direction ot tue jjiosi wormy urand L.o.tge ul
the tinned btattv, tue 20tb of April proximo
( which is the anniversary ol the establishment
of the Oroer ot Odd Fellows in this country) has
been selected by the Must Worthy Graud Sue o
the Order. Hon. J. P. H inders, ol Now Yor. us
a day of eenetal tlMuksaiving by OJd Fe lows
throughnut the United htates, for the return of
pence, prosperity, ana 'or ine pre-ervatiou o
the Oroer during iue itom-inon pist cioeed.
Kecruitiso on Dock Street. We have
recened a couimuuioanon, amneu dv me tour
officers of the regular army on recruiting du'y
iu this city, ami o.y mo oMiminintr surgeon
characterizing ue urucie wuicu appeared in
these columns on Friday last as untruthful and
imiiiKt. Before prmtins tun commun cati
releired to, we are nuuictuun iur manor ro u
thorough investigation, and as soon as this t?
completed the result, und tue correnpondeuoe
Which lea 10 It, win e nlvr" mo poiic.
A Pleasant Affaih. Prolessor Asher,
the well-known teacuer or uancmg, win give
his second annual ball this evening, at Musicn
Fund Hall. The Prolessor will introduce mauv
novelties, among them will be h's celebrated
"Shadow Dance," composed and arranged ex
pres sly for this occasion.
A Heavy Fall. Dr. David Trite fell on
the ice whilst walking, and broke his leg. He
was removed to his residence, at Laue and Cot
ton streets, iu Manayunk. The Doctor la about
fifty years old, aud is very fleshy, weighing
over two hundred and fifty pounds.
Our Commi rck Tuk IIivicr as it is
City Ick Boat. The City Ice Boat lett Chester
Satnrday morning shortly alter daylight, In
tending to open a pasBHcc for the steamers
Tonawanda, liom Savannah, Georgia, and the
Jiii.ia'a, from New Orlean", leaving behind her
iro Ilendriek Hudson, from Havana, the
I'lonrer, from Wilmington. N. C, and the
Whirlwind, from Cqatlcsron, 8. C. whose cap
tains declined the doubttiil attempt to break
the Ice-blockade. At a late hour in the after
noon che had reached Tiuicum Island, and was
strvggline In the regular channel, on the Jersoy
Mde of the island, that lying but wen it and
the Pennsylvania shore, although t-horfr,
being impracticable, not only that rt was solidly
frozen, but that its depih ot water Is not sutli
( it nt for the larger class of steamers, although
the Siltsure line between heie and Baltimore
"lwavsuelt m preference to the other. The
tcewa rarely heav'er. Opposite the llor.e
Mioe, and trom that po'nt upwards to Reed
sin et whar'. Passengers were crossing, as they
are ubove at Kensington and Richmond.
Tr.e skating U superb, and ycterdav thou
sands were enjoying themselves in tho bracing
exeicipp. The ovster squadron are 'ill In
durance vile, although $100 per capita was
otV red to the inefficient city steimer lor their
delrverance. There are some seventy additional
vessels, shallops, sloops, and schooners, In the
same line of business, frozen In between this
point and Reedy Island, having no hope of
release save in a thaw. About 4 o'clock yester
day she had succeeded In reaching the coal
wharves, ust above Greenwich, having ex
hausted her supplv, and being, In addition,
badly bruised by the Ice. This morning she
was buttling her wav do n wards, and was
nearly opposite Gloucester. Where shw left the
Tonawanda and Juniata we were not able t
leurn, communication b"ing difhrult witu thi
vosi-ol. We pri'posc a benny subjcrloiion for
the purpose of the purchase of a decent cteamer.
It would pay ,j i A
The Nfw Bridge ovkh the Scuulkill
Rivkb. Last Saturday afternoon the ari
ceptres of the new railroad brldue overth
?ehnvlklll river, above Girari avonu", were
struck. This bridge is built of iron, ami the
p ers and abutment", and the iron arches and
trestle work, are all of the. most sub-tant al
vorkmanship. It was hu'lt by the Camden aa 1
A m boy Rai'road to connect their roid d'rent
with the Washington lines. Tue arch of toe
centre lay has a span of 210 foot.
Stealing Horse Blankets. Several
days ago a colore I man named John 11. Johnson
went to a stable in Media, and helping himself to u
couple of horse blaukets, a coat, and a hit,
came down to this city to dispose of them. He
was arrested, however, at Sixth and Lombard
streets by Sergeant Smith, of the Thud District,
aud was taken be'bre Aide man BuMer. After
hearing the fucts in the case, he was remanded
to the authorises in Media.
Off the Track. About 11 o'clock this
morninp, as one of the Chesnut and Walnut
s'reets curs was turning the curve at Twentv
second aud Walnut streets, Ihc chain of the
biakes broke, and sent the car clean oif tne
trii'-k. ltbroiigl.t up on the northwest corner
of Tweiity-secoi.d and Walnut streets. No one
wiib hurt, although those who were In the car
w ere w ell shaken up.
Assault and BaTj I-ry. 1 hi 9 mnrninjr
Riideet Connero rnaie corn pi lint he'ore Alder
mau White that one Bridget Murphv ass, tubed
her. She went to the latter Bridget's ho rse to
(nd her hd'-baml, having learned thit h3
was too iniimate thrre. Shu allege that
Mrs. Murphy set upon and beat hei. Bridget
Ko. 2 was com mined to answer (he charge.
Breach of Peace. Teter Alvln was
arresied this morning, bv Reserve Officer Sitd
well (or breach ot peace driving so cfie to
another wapon thnt it was Impossible lor per
sons to cross the ptree.
To he Takkn Back. William Donaldson
was arrested this morning, by Detect. ves Levy
and Tryon, on the charge of committing seve
lal larcenies in Chester, Delaware couuty. Ho
w ill be taken there 'his nltr-rnq"n.
Larceny. William Chambers was before
Alderman Hurley this morning upou theclurje
of stealing an oveicoa', the property of John
Chambers. Le will have a further hearing at,
4 o'clock. , .
Wb havb stih run her re uood P'icesof Men's,
Youtim', and Bovs' L'lothiuir bjiug d terinlncd to
c'ose out Winter StocK.
ISO BETTKR rciVKSTMKN T OAS BR FOUND THAN
I.OT111NG AT OUR PIIKSKNT l'UIOBS. WdIO.1 ARB
LIIWKR THAU Tni.Y rOSHrBLr CAN BK MXf
YlNTKR.
UAIIP'WAY BFTWi-tfl I HUSH KIT IIO.,
Fifth aud Towkb Hall,
SixTn Sts. 1 618 Mabickt Strkbt,
Ticket 58.600! lh s remirkahle tickt-tisnow in
exhibition on many ot the garments soll at Charles
btokes fcCo.'s, unacr tne i ontinental liotol. This
number, it will bo romi mbered, drew rhe Crosby
Opera House, and the same number here luiiioaw
that that is the nunv er of garments made ot tais
kind this season at tins immense clotmng house.-
Call aud see trie numoor, aud tne gi meats and the
prices.
The 'Woodstock (C v .) bciiuntl says t "It is a
generally admitted fct that tho medicino manufac
tured by Messrs. Forry Davis & Sod has been instru
mental in allov atlug much pain , and giving relief to
millions of suffering humanity. The medical faculty
almost everywhere recommend the Pain Killer, and
its reputation is now e-tablished as tho most benefl.
cial family medicine now in use, and may be taken
internally and externally to expel pain."
Chronic DtABUHOlA and Dysenteht. Thou
sands, returned soldiers aud others, are sulTonng
trom tuese uiseasos, aifaiusi wuicu ma uual reuie
die aro unless; hut for which 1)r Ho.MeiiRKYrt
HoMOiOPATHIO LIlAURIIOlA AND L YBKNTBRI0 SPK-
ciKrcs are a sure cure Thoy are harmless Medi
cated Sugar Pills, but aro aauro tlnu lor iboje dis
eusos. bingle boxe , 25 c -n sj six boxes for $1 25
Bent bv man to anv auuron iro. ond to
Ht'MrilHEYS' UUXWUr ATIIIO MEDIOINB CO.,
No. 6o'2 Broadway, H. Y.
The henowned "Pionekr Soap" has arrived.
Laiely our cits has boon put all atlr at the aunouuee
meiit,"l ho Pioneer is C'ou lug " l he iiiTatxrv i
bo ved, and the grocers ot tins ctiy now otf'or to the
publio a eoap that is imdo ot the, best miiurlals.
emu tin unrival cd and wo know trom exper-eu'ie
tbar 1hoe who fiv it a fuir trial will b i snro always
to have it in their houno-. Uon't tail totuylt, aud
try it. Ask your groom tor it.
FuBNiTunE Upboi.striikd, Mendb. and Va
MSiilD. Iu order to keep hands employed, tiio
nlove and other upholstery wort will he do no at
half prce tlur ng the whiter lnuutlis, a. vy. Henry
1 at en's, No. 140b t hem.ut street.
AaA Tonic aki APPKTrzKii. nothius can
i nm
lual
the rlti'ct ot ilr U Auucr' lonii.e tVater. Uul ke
all Mima'aiit!", itsetlcet is t tmnnevt, but chump tho
hotly, aud civlng suvDnh and vitality to all parts
ot the bv m in old and cliron'c cases, it may be
utt U wi li aluiosi a certainty ol Ructs.s,
AfUBBFOU KlIKUMATr'M WoilTH StUlNO.
Kl painck, o. IU. J..- seoi ojroi by i)r.
riticr'a Komcdy. Ho cure, no cay.
A ix rKRPONB who aro fond ot Fine Confection
G W. JeiiKtiiH, No. 10o7 .Spniiir tiur.lou slroit
ould "nvlie to cal anil ti his stocc u I iuo Candn',
Ice in nd Moss fas'e (Jiiti aud O ooova Urojs,
'.'hocolafo fieams of ai tlirors, Caratiu.s, a o, ot
wlrch be has cous'nntly 'n hand a Irosh assoit
nieut Urnoi-fTKHT-Cheap "ork ether In Mattrossos
Furiiituie, or Carpers Labor done dunii" the wiu
er at half i"cn. at V. Ho rv 1'attou's vyest liJd
Lpholstcty, No 1408 Chesnut atrect.
1'ubik! Notiob B 9. Whitmnn & Co.. No. 818
CbcHiiui street, are now ready lo supplv their choice
und pure ConlVo ions ut up In neat boxen.
Aito a lare as-ortuient ot Imported Uoxas. Sur
prices, aud Kuick knack foi I roes.
AtLFLAvorta of loo Creams and Ices made to
older, by Morse & Co., Nos. U02 and 904 Aroh street
Who Makistuu It est ami lhkapkst t lothino f
Wakamakxb t Buows,
Oak HiLL,
rOPUlAB CLOTBIkBS
Southeast eorner Sixth ana Uamkit Street.
I) 1 13 IX
KI-RIMlKTt.-Oii thn morulniof itnxmry W ELIZA,
wi oi Hi nry Derinucr. ,
'i l.e relniirs ami iiifmls re invltpil t- altond tns
futt nil, on WtnrfiiUr mnnilng ID o'clock. tr,in per
ri"iilcnce No. t i N. Front mront without lurther InviH
llcm. Internieni at Lauiel 111 I CemMnrr.
KAl;t-ON.-On Ihe'iRth Instant, WILLIAM H. U. t AU
fcUN. line notice 111 be given of the tuacral.
K HlHT. Sinlrti'nlv, morning, RfiltEOCA
K IUliT In thci 7Mth yenr oi hnr anc .
Due notice will bo Riven ot the tuners'.
Met URDY.-In thl c'ty, on Sunday, the 27th Instant,
Mr JOHN H. Me(!UKiY.
The lelatiyp.aana irleuilso' tlio la m II f are respwitfutlr
Invhed to ntteim ihn Mineral, from lilt late residence
o 118 N. J-.lulit -onth ftrnet, on Wflnda. tllJ:h
toxtant, at 2 o'clock I'. M., without further notice.
.MOUKIS.-On the 27th InMant, Mrs. MaKTIIA MOR
BIS In llieS4tli venroi bcraite.
hollce oi the tuners: In the morning papers. 5
NirHOI,OV n the morning of tteventh-day, the
SB'h itiHiant, LINDZi. t MCilULSON, In the 81th year
ot Me age.
'I he re atlvesand (Wends o( tlie faml'y are resneettnlly
Invlteil to aitenil the lunnral. from hl late re'Monce,
tii: IU S. 1 we rth street, on Ihlrd-day morning, the th
Instant, at 11 o'clock, without lurther notice. "
WATOV.-On the evening of Urst-tlar, tho 27th In
'nnt II K I I IK ANai B., wile of Ueorge Walton, la the
wth Tear of her am.
The re ativeH and friend ot the fanllv are rosiee.tful y
Invited to attend th liinernl. (rom her lute residence,
fc. comer of Ugh h and Ilrnwn stieets, on to irtli
day, the 31th instant, at 1 o'clock, without further no
tice. . '
AVUK.-On the 2Gth Imitant, Csptiln MICHAEL
W 1K, aped 61 yurn
Tne ma c relative and frlendi, ant the Captains' 9orl
e'y. ste reKpectiully Invln d to at end his lunsrnl, fiom
M.s Into reoldence. No. Si1 I omhard etmet, on Tucd:iv
rr.om'nir at 10 o'clock. Funeral nervlccs at St. Mary'4
t hurcu. Jntennent at Cathe. ral Cemetery.
PHOTOUUAPHKHS, PIOTIIBK FH.VMK
Matter. Looking 1 ass Oeaten sad other who
use Iron Screw Eire Bms Screw Rtivs, Nails, and
l.t.oKa lacks. 11 nils eto.. are luvuet ta exatniue
the astortinent ol those srtlc es at
TRUIN A SIHW's.
No. 83.1 (Eight Thlrtv-flvel MAKKKT St.. btUowS'lith.
riMIKK WAFF
LR8. A URVOLVINO
flic Iron for msKlnn thick Waftles (an artlc'e
fn micniU liiimlred alter) Is lust received, and with
oil.tr tt.vles ol Waffle Irous, la lor ae hy
1 HUMAN A SHAW",
No. 8; (Klht Thirty five) MAKKKT ttt , below Ninth.
riMlK V,i)HS WISOONIN CAKK IS VKHV
I t enerally liked hv those who are at all partUl to
enkes u see el Indian meal, and I ecoeom cal for
bieiikfasi or ten, and ot dynpoptlos there are very few
lih whom the Bran Wisconsin l ake does not aiiree.
'i he receipts are given to thoe who buy the Han trom
B- TKUMAN A8H AW,
No. H35 fFlnM Thlrtr ave) MAKKKT Ht.. below Ninth.
TNPIA RUBBRIt MACHINE BBLTINC5,
J HTKAM PAC KING. IIOSK, KTO.
Fnkineer and dealer will And s tu'l assortment of
OOODYKUt'S PATHS!' VII IA! 1NIZK1) KtltHElt
BKLTINO PACKING, UOE, etc., at the Manufac
turer's Headquarter,
GOOUYalAU'S.
So. m CHK3NTJT Stroet,
olllh side.
v. n. We have a new and cheap artlc'e oi UUKV
and PAVKMKNl MOSK ery cheap, to whldi the
aifc nt'oi of the n'lhlle Is r a'ld. ' In
3
WAKBU It T tl ,
KA9HIONABLK IIATTEH,
Jio. 430 CIIK8SUT street.
Next doorfto Pot Oince.
AUCTION SALES.
OIIARLhS C. MAf'KKV, A U CT 1 O N F. U R,
Vy Oilice. Ko.421 UOMMEKCE Stroet.
C. C. MACKKY has reojoved (temporarily) to So. 421
COM Wk. lie ft.net.
Bles of Merchandise, nousenoa rumttnre. and
1 erental Proocrtv ol all kinds, will be attendeJ t
peisonally on reanoniib e tonus at the promises of tho
owners.
LARGE 8AI.E OP
IMUPWAIf:. T KL4 AND l"OCKET OnrLKR",
KII KS, J PA"KI Al TINKU WtlllS, Will .
hits, 111 AYS. K1C.
Cn Wednesday. 3IHh It at,
Cemmenolng at 10 A M..
AT No 421 COMMERCE SlRBKT,
(Third Floor),
in tniatr, ai.it ntv and t'onii rv ret i!l atorakejnrs.
mince laneou hardware, tat) e and pocke: Citlcrv, tllot,
raxua, ja anned and tin-lifted ware, braka cocks tci
tray. waiter etc.
atalovue will be res iy. an-t ho goall trttybe ex
amined oa Uonday and Tuesdsy.
STOTtR WAVI'KM,
he AUCTION BUSI -ES4
suitable for
I 28 2t
"JD AN CO
AST & VVARNOOK
AUCTIONEERS,
No. 110 MA.HK.iir Itrcot.
ni
ADMINISTRATOR'S AL .
Ou Wednesday VIornlnR,
January !I0 at 10 o'clock, by cata'otfiie, by order of
Administrator, stock of ribbons, choice dress nls,
etc. e.c. 1 22c
B.
SCOTT, JR., AUCTIONEER,
No. 1020 OHESNUT STRKET.
FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC.
rp II E FURNITURE
AT
COULD & CO.'S
I UKNITUUhl DUPOTS,
N. E. CORNER NINTa AND MARKXT &T&&XTS,
AND
Nos. 87 and 39 North SECOND Street,
Is the Largest, Cheapest, and Bast Stock in the
World!
Faabion, style, durability, finish, and cheapness all
combined In their Immense variety ol ClTr-MADK
furniture.
Eeiore purohaslog call and exsmlno, or send fori a
printed catalogue. 210 3p
TO
UOUSEKEEPERS
I have a large utock ol every variety ot
FIJUNIT1IUE
Which I will sell at reduced prices, constating ot
PLAIN AND MARUtK TOI' OOTl'AU UtlTI
WAI.SI'T CHAMbKK tit ITS.
TARL.OR 8Clt IN VSLVer l'M'SH
FAKI-OR 80IT8 IN HIK CLOTH.
V AHI.OR t-UITS I'M KKPel.
Sldehoanln, Extension Tables. Wardrobes, ltoo tease
Uattresse, Lounges, etc eto
l 1. OUST1NR
BIS N. E. corner 8BCON1) and HACK Btreeto.
ABLISIIED 1705.
A. S. ROBINSON.
French Plato Looking-aiajat'',
ENGRAVINGS PAINTINGS- JJKAWINUS tTC
Manufacturer of all kind of
LOOKING-GLASS, P0ETEA1T, AND PICTORI
FEAMES TO 0BDEK.
No. Hlo CI IKS NUT ST It MKT
TH1KI) POOH ABOVE THE CONTISENTAL,
"HlLADKLl'IlIA. SIS
t.i
r HE UUNI INK FAG I K VK1N, THM: CEI 5
1 b rated IBbni ON and the t.uie hard OUBfci 4
VOt I O L. r Kg and'toy sen' tj an para.il tht
tit) at ae-oO per tun tutieiior f Hlint atii J5.
F.acb oi the alio e artlulis are wurrantad to give per
tret utisfaotlou in every mspcot. Oidtra received at
No. 114 e'outh TIIiKI) dtiee t tiuuurlum. ho 11 U
W Mil Mil ON Avruue 44
jjli HUNT KH, So. U a. sjEVKNIH
HTHtET, ABOVE FILBKItT PHILnKLPHIA
Acknow ledged hy all parti-1 interested as hy tar the
. MOMT BUI'CK.SHFUL PilVolOI iN . .,
1n.,'.,le.Jrr,l!Vnent f D"m in h i tpealty QITICK
IllOKOUUli, atui permanent euret gmtrameed in eer)
cane Bemember 1K. UUNTkH'ii Celebrated Kainedl"!
f?,0Sl., bhi Kmulue at hisold esiablislied OUce No.
4 WKVKMTH Hirat hov Vl'twrt ' '
rpHE ANNUAIi ME2 K.TINCJ OF TUB STOCK-
boldersorthe Wirt County Bunilrur Horlnga and
flan ding 8tone Oil Company will be held at the otllca
Ol the Company. No. HUM. FOUKTU street. City of
Philadelphia. ooMOMUAY, 4ik of uebruary, IWI at
I e clock. I. M, it
FOURTH EDITION
FHCM WASHINGTON TU13 P. N.
SI'KCIAL DESPATCHES TO KVKN1NU Trn.ROhAPn.
WAHrrnroTor. January 28.
Kiamluloff tlm Currency Prlutlnff
Uurenii.
On ThtiiTdtiy Inst thr fpcretary of tho Trea
sury ordered an inveHtlation of tUi? books and
faprrs of the Currency i'riutlng Bure&u, In
chorpc of Mr. S. M. ("larke, appointing a Com
mittee of Examination, conslhtlnar of Messrs.
Wyman, Pratt, and Moore, and while this ex
amination in In proeresg work has been sus
pended In the bronzo room nnd fome. other de
partments of the bureau.
The fUsrcnBion of work has Riven rise lo a
report that it wps rained by the disappearance
cf thirty-five thousand dollar" worth of one
hundred dollar boniln, but, upon Inquiry, uo
foundation for the report can be found. It Is
expected that, after this investieation 1 com
pleted, the other bureaus, through which
bonds, note?, aud currency have to pas-i, will
have an examination of account.
The Freedmeu Iu South Carolina.
General Scott, of the Freetlmen's Bureau,
rei orts that the difficulties between the Sea
Inland negroes of South Carolina and the
planters have beDn settled. The nearoes airree
either to leave the lands, or to worlc amicably
for the planters.
The Whisky Men.
A laree number of whWky dealers aro In town
endeavoring to tret the tax on whisky reduce 1 to
one dollar per trallou. They have not succeeded,
and it Is pretty certain that Concress will pans
some strinaent laws to prevent the notorious
frauds in tho whisky trade, whereby It is sold at
less per gallon than tho tax alone.
General Butler In Town.
General Benjamin F. Butler U in town, and
has taken quarters for tho winter and for the
comlufr session.
The Alr-Llue Railroad.
The Militarv Committee of the 8enato this
morning heard the remonstrances, on the part
of Tarious railroads interested, acrainst the pas
sngc of the Air-Line Railroad bill.
The WhUky Tax.
Tho Sub Committee ol the House Committee
on Ways and Means have decided to renort
ncainst reducing the tax on whisky.
Personal.
Seuator Anthony, of Rhode I.lanl, is con
flned to his room by injuries received from belug
knocked down Dy a 6ieigu.
The House Galleries Crowded.
The House hall is crowded a.rnin to-d ty in
anticipation ol hearing Mr. Stevens close the
ttcbate on his enabling resolutton.
Inipeachmeut.
Quite an excitinir debate is inpror ss upon
Mr. Loan's resolution for the impeachment of
the President.
COSUHESSIOSAL PllOCEKDlGS.
Senate.
Washington, January 28.
Mr. Wade (Ohio) nresontcd the petition ol rltlzons of
Ohio, lor the rtniova. or the Capital to a point nearer
to the ci n ire oi pooula l. n tnan Washington city. Ktj
leircd to the committee ou the Oistrlct oi Coluuililit.
I'etlUous lor a higher tariff, equal rights, Incioaio
ol pay tor army othcers, etc., were presented and re
.ried. Jlr. Howe (Wis) presen'ed the pe'ltlonof citizens of
V ihcors.n, asking Connres.H to purchase the iiornry of
1'eter Force, ol thlj ally, tor an additiun to the C'ouros
slonal Library
Mr. Howe said he believed the Library Committee, of
w hich be is Chairman would soon raport a bl I acoJrd
li u with the prayer of the po.'tluner-i. rho potltioa wai
ieif-rr il to the C'ouimit'co ou tue Librarr.
All. Hendricks presented tue petitlou of the Supsrlu
tenueuis of TuP.ic Instruction of Indluni, I li iois
lilno. and Vermont, lor the ratublidhuient of a Bureau
ol Education, lielerred to the .ludicla y Commuted.
.Mr. Wilson (Wash.), trom ho Uilitarr Committee re-
porieu ilia imi recently iiiirouiieeu lv mm, t')ab l'lhti
and prohibit poonaue in the Territories ol the United
Mates. Ordered to be pilntad.
Mr. Crcbwe l, trom the Committee on the Library, re
ported the hill compelling every ner.son In copying,
wrinnii a bonk, enKraving photographs map, orcharti,
to send a copy oi the same to toe Congressional library,
aod direction postmasters to forward the same to the
t onurosmonal library tree of cost. The bill was con
sidered and passed.
n r. Wade presented a rosilution calling upon the
Fresldent to liitoim the St-na.e how otten the present
Uoveruorot Colorado ha been absent iroin the Terri
tory under tils appointment, by whom his absence was
peimltied, hy whom his expenses w and from Washinir
ton were paid etc
Mr C'onness (Cal.) had no objection to this resolution,
bnt be would prefer In It. stead to see a bill now baiore
the senate, to prohibit the abseuce cemtilaioed of, taken
up ai d parsed. The admlnintratlon ol the Ooverninent
was more corrupt In Its territorial officers than In any
otl.er tepartment.
'1 he attention of Congress ought to be directed to this
tut jeci, and be boped to see the bill referreu to paa-eJ
kt an early da.
Air. Wade said he thought that bill had been passed
all taily
Ar. Hendricks moved to amend the resolution, so as
to make it apply to Uoveiuors Judges, aud Saoroiarles
1 1 oil the lern orks.
'J be amendment was agreed to, and as amended the
resolution was adopted
ilr. Wilson ( via-s.)ca led up a joint resolution to pay
to A ii lam H. Nelson U0 for services in recruiting (er
the Cmon armv In fcat leuuessee.
Mr. Lane (lnd ) exp alned that Kelson recruited a
tboupaud ii rn lor the army ol his couutry at his own
expense, aud at great rl.-k to his li.e. At) never held a
couimt.'Hion In the armv.
Mr. (iritues tbougbt the passage of the resolution
would be a dangerous precedent It was hard to tell
how many similar ousss might be presented, and how
much It would oost to pay every applicant, a dollar a
beud lor his rocruils.
Mr. Laue said Nelson tnade sixteen trips ovor the
mo nut a is to gel his recr alts Into the rmy. Whon
such another deserving ca ecameap hs would be wll lug
to consider It, but he bad heard ol none yet
Mr. l'otierson iTeun.) said Mr. Nelxoii was a faithful
TJnivnlnt. and deserved more than the resolution ga re
u ni. He lo't two sons in battle and he and to o her
sons were discharged at the end oi three years' sorice
'j be joint resolution v as passed.
&' r. foland ( VU) gave uotlce bat when the one term
amendment came up for consideration, be should move
to amend by extending the term to six ve.tr tie was
in ih or ol restrlctlhii the service as President to om
term, but believed it ought to be six Inneal ot lour
yt '
tar. Trumbull (I'l ) ca'led up an act to amen an act
toe ' allien the Judicial ourls of tho Cnited Hiatus,
vi ; icb was passed aud goes back to the House for con
e i reiice iu a verbal amendment It piovidos t
te t ou 1 That the several Courts of the Cnited
( a e and the several justices and -judge ot such
C ui a within trelr lenitive Jurisdictions in addition
it t lie authority alieaily conirrred by law snail nave
li wit to iraut writs of habeas xorpua In ail cu.es
vtleie any person may bo rea rained of bis or her
l ie ty In vio at'on oi the onsiltutlon or t aav
i n-a'y or law ol the United Mai, au I It aba I He
i. Mil. tor ch person so rcs rained ot his or bar
ileri to apply io eitlier ol said jm.is a or
iu-LesSLfur writ of habeal corpus, whloh ap
n caiou shall be In wrltng. trnd it Ui-i hy
til' ' vii and shad set iorth the tacts concerning
li dateitluu of the puity app.ylng In whoa i custody
li, or .k.s detained, and oy virtue of wnat ela in or
an i.ontv. it inuwn, and the said fust ceor judge to
win id aicbapn loiiou shah be made, shall 'onuwlth
avsrdawiltnt bahras corpus, uuios it Bhal anpasr
i i, ih peiltlon Itse.r thai the party la not deprived
oi hn or hei liberty. In outraca'lon of the Co-,tltu-tioi,
or awol the f nited Mates, rlald writ shall be
.li e. ted to the person in whose Custody the part is
dunned w no "hall make return el said writ ant
ii'ii L ibe paitrbeloie the judge who rauttd ths
.i, aud cerlllv 'he true cause of the detea
tl n'.f such persju, viitnlu three (dav a there
. e nuliss such poison be deiained Oeoiid
tii. uJtiiuce of twenty m le, and II b-rond tee 'Istsnoe
ol tw utr miles and not alKive o, e hundred miles, t ieu
wi'hlu 'eui'av. an II ley out the dlttanoa o' oue hun
ili ii inl rs then withlo twentv dav.. aud unou the re
tu n o tiia writ ol habeas corpus a day shad be set for
tl,. b- ning ol the cause, not ex eediug five days ther
ato. unless the pauv petitioning shall request
loi, er'lni- T'-e petllioner may deny any of the matnrlni
fa ' et lorlb Ip the return, or inuv a Inge anv laet tn
snow H at the detent on Is In cootravenilon of the on
atitutlim or awn ol the I n trd Stilus, which al eiratlJQS
uidinlils shall be made on O'tU. lb said return mv
i.e amtnded by leave ot the oir or J udge bstoro or
site' th" same Is filed, as also mav all suguesttous umla
a. nh st It, hat thereby the material fact mar be ascer
tslDsd. 'ibe sila Court or Judge shall prooed in a
sun mary way to determine the lacts orthsoasaby
liiatiug testimony, and the arguments of tb oartles
luleiested. and tl It shall appear that the netUloaar
Is t.eprlvtd ot his or her Ubertv, 'n eoutravao
lion o the CoimtUutloa or laws of the United Mates,
be ot Ike stall forthwith be discharged aud set, at
liberty and ir anr person ot ponnns in whom snt, writ
oi iisnt mu corpus may Ik) ul-eo est. nlill r vuse to oany
the snnie. or snail neglect or reiuse to make return, or
shall make a inlse re um tlmieto In audition to the
remedies nlready glv n by law, ho or the aha ! on
oeenitd and taken to be mil ty ol a mlsdemennor anil
i 'Vis. on conviotlon before any oourt of competent
i'l!; ct 1m ,,B pnni'bod bv a 'flue not exwdina-
u. il ii v' rrisoninent not exoeidlnglono or. or
iiT. II..' .rcrdlng to the nature ana aKgrevatlon of
V, rni i'"!1 dsol.ion of any JudVe, Jn Wne,
KW-,1 ?,7J,V0 t,,,ou" '"rt, n appeal n.sr
iuaamii V', SJ,U' " "r'' n, rom "
I rH-mm nu i muui iuvh
corpus, a return tl.ereio .nd" VffiiT prooTertl
be prescribed by the Hupr.-ms V'iurt. or in dlfiTii" Z
such as the Juditss hearing salfl 0V,i m'
And rending sot h proceedings or apDeai irwi ,,T?i
flnal judgment ot discharge IrT the s.prooaedi
Irgssgalust such person ao aller dt b raitraiaM nl
hlaor aer liberty In any stale court, by o"and, in,
Ht.ae, ler any matter or Ihlng se heard or determined
under and by viitoeol such writ of haboaa oorau.
shall be deemed null and void. wwpus.
House of HeprenentatlTea.
The Breaker prooeoded, a the first bumnevi la the
mornini hour, to the call ot States lor bills for
reference only. Under the call, bills were Intro
dticed and rolerred as follows:
liy Mr 8tarr(N. J ), relative to the port of Cam
den, IS J. lo tho Committee ol Commeroe.
Hy Mr. Ancona (Ino ), to ronulate and fix tho
salary of thn Consul at Hamburg. To the Commit
tee on Foreim A flairs.
Also, to estab iri certain post roads in ronnsyl
vama. To the 1'ost Ufn'-e Committee.
Hy Mr. Miller (i'a. l, explanatory of an aot relat
ing to Revenue alamps on writs of process in Courts
ol Kecord. To tho Commlttoe ol Ways and Means.
Hy Mr. Wol kor (Ohio), providing a criminal code
for he District ol Columbia.
Ht Mr Trimble (hy.), to repeal the tax on cotton
and sugar. To ti e Committee of Y ays and Means.
By Mr Kolso (Jlo.), proposing an amendment to
the Constitnlion of tho United Btatos. To the Judi
ciary Coinmtttoe.
Mr. Kelso's (Mo.) resolutions for the Impoaoh
ment ollhe President (ollered on the7th of January)
camo up, when Mr. Ioan (Mo.) moved to rofur them
to the Select Commltteo. an animated disonssiort
took place, whioti had not endod when tho morning;
hour expired, and tho resolutions worn over until
Monday next.
Latest Markets bv Telegraph.
Nkw York, January a8. The Stock Market .
Is dull. U. tt. 6 211s, 18(12, coupons, 1071) 1861 do.,
105) ; 1866, do., 106J " K6( ; U 8. 10-10', coupons. & ;
7'8s, first series, 104j(5l04); rooond senos, 10rfj
10ti : Virginia 6s, 6901 1 Missouri bs, 92: Caau.n,
4Ti 46 ; Cumberland prolerrcd, 83; Quicksilver, 13tj ;
Marpoa, 111); do. preforred, 128; Union loiosraph,
46); New York Central, 101); Kne 68); do. pre
ferred, 7(74; Hudson Rtvor, 122JM23; Reading,
1021; Michigan Central, 106f; Michigan Southern,
72; Illinois Central, 114; Cleveland and l'lttsburr,
81 j; Cleveland and Toedo, 119; Koolc Island, 95);
Moithwestoru 861 : do. nrolorrt-d, 64 j ; Fort Wayne,
96; l'aoitlo Mail, 160; Atlantic 09; Monoy is 7 per
rent ; Gold, 134.; Sterling Exchange, 60 days,
lVul09; Sight Kxchango, 103J.
Baltimorb. January 23. Coiton firm at 33 J 5)31
for Middling Uplands. Coffbo firm, and no sales.
Sugar steady at 10i a lOi for fftlr 10 rood roflmng.
Flour continues duil, with prices nominally un
changed. Wheat Small sdes of prime winter rtd
at $8 20. Corn Whito, l-(n)l 03; yollow, 96?9Sj.
for uptown and 97.o J85 tor 1'oint delivery; damp
lots at i2uf'.1o. Cloverseed 8)o. lor old aad 8J a9j.
for new, "Whl-ky quiet, and prices nominally nu.
changed.
Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Jan. 23
Repotted by De Haven k liro., No. 40 S. Third street
SKCONU BfrA KD.
2000 6-20s 65 104J
178 so Del Dlr....b5 M
S21KX) oo w reg.104
15(OU8 7 80s, Je...lHj
J1.TU0C& Amt89... 00
S900 City 6s . now. . .100)
78 ah IvCh Val K sup 16
100 sh Koaaing. . . . b6 51 1
800 sb do b30 6U
16 sb Coml lik 57
1 811 1st Mat ltank.140
JJ & A. C. VAN. BHIL
Are offering ths finest stock of
PURE OLD RYE WHISKY
IN THE MARKET.
II. & A. C. VAN 1JKIL,,
No. 1310 CHESNUT Street.
gHERRY WINE,
MADEIRA WINE,
rORT WINB,
From the London Decks, selected expressly tor oar
retail trade.
II.' & A. C. VAN BEIE.,
No. 1310 CHESNUT Street.
JJ & A. C. VAN Ii E I L.
SPABK1INQ CHAMPAGNES,
H0CK3, and
MOSELLES,
OF ALL THE FAVORITE BRANDS.
II. 4c A. C. VAN BEID,
No. 1310 CHESNUT Street.
JJ & A. C. VAN BEIL.
OLIVE OIL,
MUSHROOMS,
FRESCH PEAS,
FRENCH 1IU3TARD,
Of our own mportatlon.
II. A. C. VAN BEIL,,
1119 6mrpl No. 1310 CHESNUT St.
jj s ii the
"BRONCHOIDS"
For Coughs, Colds, Hoarsoness, Catarrh, Chronic
Bronchitis, Sore Throat and Lungs, Eto. Etc.
ALLEN'S " DRONCHOIDS,"
A lo .Invaluable for Clearing and btrengtbenlog the
Voice.
ONLY 25 CENIS X BOX.
KoDe senulne without the written signature ot
JOHN O. Jr., i
bOLE PBOPBIETOB
SKVENTII and SOUTH Street,
PBII.ADELPB1A.1
K0L1 BV AtJ, DKtTOUI?IT3. 17 mtbslGt
UNITKD STATES REVENUE 8TAMP3
" rriuclpal Pepot, No 3M CHKSKPT Htreet.
Central DflHil, No 1038. II Tlt Hireet one door below
i CUMUUt Eatablisuedinel
itoenue Htanips of eyery description constantly on
hsnri In any amount.
iMrters by Mail or Fxpiess pminpt'ir attenitod to.
ITIledNtaiea M'ltea, Urans on rhliaUelDbla or New
York, or current tumls received In payment.
Funicular attention paid to small orders.
Ibe oevUlou. of ibe ommtasloo can be eons'iltel
and any uiloruiation reyarding the law vbveriu.l
glvtn
rNlTED STATES REVENUE ST A MI'S
Principal Denot, No. SO OHESNUT Street.
Ceutral Depot, No. liiS 8. KIFI'H Htruet onedoor below
Cbssuut Kstablisbed IWil
levenue Stamps of everj dscrlptioa constantly ott
band in any amount
Orders by Mail or Express promptly attenled to.
Lniled Ktatea Noies, liralts on PbiladelpuU or New
York, or current funds received In pavment.
I'srtloQlsr attention paid to small order.
The decisions ol tlie CommUHion oan bs oonsaltad,
sni any iniormatloa regarding tne law cbaertutiv
glveu.
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