THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JANlTAUY :0, 1867.
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AMUSEMENTS.
Amrrican Acadkmt o Musio-Bai Ma-mjtjk
Or tub M ifcif hkroiior Last Niotrr. Tho Carnival
.Bat Masque of tno Old Mtriinorclior lout evening was
1 brilliant affair, the number ol persons present
bninar Tory largo.
There were but tew decoration. The pillars
Ol the pai-quctto circle and balcony wore adorned
with the hat, masques, and lettered card of
the Alphabetic Hand, which attracted so muoh
attention al the ba 1 of the Vouna- llannerchor lust
week.
Thonurtaln wan not raised until half-past 9 o'clock'
when the procession moved around the stage slowly,
amidst tho applause ol the vast audience presont fn
the auditonnm. Tho principal feature of tho car
nival , was a miniature man-of-war, drawn by ton
tailors. This was magnificently adorned by flairs
festooned. In the centre a pedestal asconded up
wards some twonty fid, upon the top of which stood
beautiful younir Teutoness, arrayed as the Goddess
Of Liberty. Above, a star formed of gas Jots burned
brilliantly, lleneath h-r, on a sub-podestal, four
yoiiiic ladies, drowsed in admirable taste, stood'
rprovrntin? Sprlni, Hummer, Fall, and Winter. On
the dick of tho boat, sailors, soldiers, and quaker
guns were placed m relief, this thuraptial car was
preceded by tho carnival band, in (ull enstumo, and
the Committee of Arrangements dressed as kuighU
In blue and silver.
The l'nnco Carnival followed in an antique
ehanot, drawn by a cat, bear, rooster, and monkey.
This was followed by a gentleman continued as tho
Pope, with a horitoly.dresscd Satan on one arm,
and old Father Tioao, wita his scythe and hour-gla-is,
This "star combination" created a great
amount of surprise and morrimcnt. Following
lifty-two members of the Voun M-rnnerchor
arrayed as a pack of gicantlc plnyiuircards, and
following them tho whole army of masquoradcrs,
upwards of eietit hundred in all.
After tho process on had been reviewed twice, tho
"pack of cards" came forward and dauuod Ilirg
field's '-Ace of Trumps I'otka Minuet" in excellent
style, and were too lorously applauded.
The opening grand march was trlppod through,
and the dancing commenced. The programme was
gotten up in German style waltzes predominating,
and some of tho best dancing and promonado music
we have evor beard was rendered by the mammoth
orchestra, under rrofetsors Adolph Birgfeld and
Theodore llerrmao.
The programme was as follows :
1. Orend Polonaise. Mannetchor Carnival March, by
the combined Orchestra and Promenado Music Hand.
i. Valse. l'laln, Mauei. 3 Promenade. 4. Yauie I'o ka,
Jahruiarkt 6. Fromenade. . Quadn le rlalu. A'ex
andra. 1. Promennde. B. Vaise, dcbottlsche. biow and
easy. 9. Promenade 10 Gallop. .eedle Uun (descrip
tive). 11. Promenade 12. Quadrille Polka, Me oiso.
U. Promonade 14. Vatse P ain Kusen ohne Dornen.
IS. Promenade. 1H. Vaise. Ma.otirka, liornenroesclieu.
17. Promenade. 18. Lancers il-'rench). Parepa. 19. Pro
rtienado. KO. Valse, Polka, Pntt. 21. I'rouienade. 22.
Valse, Ma.ourka La Chatelulnc. 23. Promenade. 24.
Quadrille Maourka. apoWon. Promenade, ii.
V also. Plain. Deux Tenuis Leltartlkel. 27. Promenade.
2tl. Valse, bcbottlsche. Our Haudome Charles. 21. Pro
menade. 30. Ouuurl le plain. I.-fricaine. 31. Pro
menade. ,'12. Vase Plain. Die ersten Cures. 33. Pro
menade 34. Quadrine t'olka, Newport. 35- Promo
uade. 38. Galop, Vivat Mannerclior.
The Floor Manager and Matter of Ceremonies was
Colonel Charles Mewmann.
Managers. -Richard T. Schmidt, Frederick
Steeb, William WolsieBer, Jacob Kempor, J.
Henry Wolsleffer, F. Seelhorst, Andrew C. Feuss,
J. Harry Camp, F. U. Kelcrturd, Edmund Wol
sleffer, and C. WerckBhagen.
Assistants do Uobboler, Louis Tourney, J.
W. Jaeger, A. Woihenmayer, Charlos Both, C. M.
JJaumann, John Woeltjen, and U. fl. Becker.
Among the distinguished persons present last
evening we observed Generals George G. Meado,
John Coohrane, I. F. Ballier, C. H. T. Collis, J.
W. FIsbor, H. G Sickcl, and C. G.Beckor; Mayor
McMichaol, District Attorney William B, Mann,
Admiral Tegcthoff, Miss Josic Orton, Shirley Franco,
John Brougham. -Tho ball broke up about three
o'clock, and the participants seemed highly do
lighted with the eveuing'B entcitaiumcnt.
Mb. Qkmpuill'sj Siorcr. Mr. Thomas J. liemp-
hi, i, the buBine-s manager of the Walnut otreot
Theatre, announces that he will tnko a bonoUt on
next Friday week, February 8. This is tho first
benefit be has had in this city for eight years, and
we have no doubt that he will receive tho support
ot all bis many friends. The bill will embrace
among other good things, an entirely new comedy,
which has been very successlul in fie York.
Thr During benefit, to-morrow afternoon, will
be tno nioH attractive theatrical entertainmont of
tho season. Seat' aie now selling lor the lamilv
circlo only, with tho exception of Mr. Kisley, ol the
Continental News Exchange, who has a few very
choice Boats In the best part of the house still on
band.
liRornmt Jonathan Old Folks Wo notice,
with pleasure, that tho '-Brother Jonathan Old
Folks Troupe," of Newark, N J., have, in compli
ance with a flood of pressing invitations from this
city, oonsented to extend their tour, so as to give
the musio-loving public of l'hi'adelphia an oppor
tunity 1o bear tliem in their superb and "yo ancient
nu s.ck" entertainments. The troupe will npuoar
some time duiitig the coming month.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
For Additional Local Items see TUird Page.
A Cheap Mode of Living. Two would J
be men, giving their names as John Ellis and
Thomas Devoe, awl respectively fifteen and
eighteen years, the rim bulling from Batlulo,
Y., and the latter from Niagara Falls, were
arrested yesterday by Onicer Davis, at Four
teenth and Walnut streets, on a charge .of false
pretenses. They were overcome in the latter
part of the day with intense huneer and thirst,
and were without the wherewithal necessary to
procure articles of food and exhilarating beve
rages. So they adopted a plan, known to many
proiessionals under bimilar circumstances, by
L'Ointjtn to a saloon near Broad aud Walnut
streets, and ordering eatables and drinks for
two, after dir-posinp, of wuich they suddenly
decamped. They were pursued, overtaken,
appeared before Alderman Tuuison, und resiud
lor the night in the lock-up, to answer thts
charge of the complainant.
Auspicious Circcmstancic. A youth of
about tourteen years of ape went into it bouse,
piu?ed up btairs noiselessly, entered a room
stealthily, and closed the door tightly, and then
commenced to rummage the drawers of a
bureau. This occasioned some noise, so the
owner of the bonee weut up etairs and iuto the
room very soitly, where he saw the youth, with
the bureau drawers open, and standing over
them ready to explore. He was immediately
take in charge, and arrested, not for stealing,
lor he took no articles, but for entering the
premises with felonious intent, lie bad a hear
in? before Alderman Shoemaker, and was held
inVjM lail 10 answer.
Throwing Stones and Ice. This is a
common amusement with most all hoys, and
.oni.iiv ith vicious bovs. Everything ami
ovo-i-hnriv re Hssailed bv these missiles, which
often cause injuries, and keep all passers-by in
c(t ,.ar. Yesterday Jobn hharkey, 1:1
-oara r.1d. and John Chambers, 14 years old,
rp arrested for a breach oi the peace, in
asuaul ting the employes of Howell's paper tac
TweVtv Am and Washington streets. Thej
1 ;u rinprt S2-50 each, and bound over
to keep the peace, in sums which insure its.being
com piled witn. py auu-mmu w..
A Kkw Masonic Temple. It has already
. ,.h in thin naner that the Grand
Lidge of Free and Accepted Masons of the State
of Pennsylvania have purchased the lot ot
Ground on the east side of liroad street .extend
f. Nnntn. r street, and bounded on the north
and south bv Cuthbert and Filbert streets ono
huntod and tlftvf eet front by two hundred and
nunoreu iL.iniiifths had on the
filtyteei aeep. : Vr-t"iLT to be2ia the
1st of July,
rctlon ot a
Tnotnltleent, fliusouii; it-iuuic, iu
Aver the entire lot. This uue new dui
KSiately north of l'enn Square.
This fine new building will
Tnit Mlbcantii.e Liiibaby Annual
IU.pobt for 18tio. We have received the annual
report ot the Mr-rcantilo Library Company tor
the year Just cloned. From this It appear that
the "bullriiiipr fund," which on January 1, lHflil,
amounted to $11,271, has been increased during
t lie vrar bv J.'(.l2-(ii, therelore aniounting at
present t S16,8H6ij,"i. Tho receipts and expendi
tures during the venr arc set forth In the fol
low lug statement '
RKCBIPT9,
Taxes from Shareholders $lrt 710 2r
-Subscribers
3,005 (MJ
I oan of Kvtra l'-ook.
Fines on Books. ......
bale ol Slk.
l 8 1)0
2.00 8T
PWKO
2 0 00
22-S OH
67'00
4-H4
73(HJ
92I03
1H1 !
2515
1!I2!K)
" Life Membership
Transier Fee
Interest on Copn fund
" Beck fund
" Morton Fund
" l'.'iildnie Fund
" Deposits ,
fcale ol l ataiogiies
" Old Tapers
" Duplicate Books
Lrpacr ol A. b. Iloberts
Donation of H is. Wain (It. F.). .
Periodical .--.ubs., returned
42 W
2O0DO
40-00
l'J-01
. 3C29 17
. 27,92141
738:)
S27.993 SO
Uents..
Total recepts
Balance Mom la-t year.
EXPENDITURES.
Books ,
IViiodlca s
Binding.. .,
86,21093
1,934 91
2 949 83
6.071 23
1.010 OS
Salaries..
(as
P uel.
29S-60
1 nterest on Mortgage 3"0 00
Taxes
712 82
Water Kent
18 01
181)00
4lil 94
270-80
275 38
343 13
750D
1077 03
18 05
Insurance,
J'ruiling.,,,
Advertising
postage ,
(Stationery anil lllurjk Books.
Pees ot Counsel
Kepairs.
.. .
Inclilci.tuN
Builomg Fund 5012 05
Total expenditure' . ,
Balance ol cash in hand.
.$27,841 41
loti 8ti
827,993-35
Five life-members and ciirbty-two stockholders
have been added lo the membership during the
year. The total membership at present num
bers 67(i(!, in nddition to which there are -Ml
annual subscribers.
During the year the following additions were
made to the Libruiy:
Volumes. Total Cost.
Importations 1055 2,75131
Auction l'urchaecs 112il 56337
General I'urchasea 190 2 407 1)8
4687 IS5.72176
Donations
Total
Durintr the rast nine veurs it Is estimated tlmt
Ihe Libiaiyhas lo-t by thelt :s many a 47:18
volumes, cijiial to one lull year's ineiease bv
purclia-e.
l'reviotis tol8Gi the number of volumealoanetl
never exceeded 90,000. In 18G1 the number
reached 161,410; iu lbil.') it had increased to
1G9.211: and in 186G, to 177,003.
The workiua expenses of tiie Library durltit'
the yenr nmounted to but 3G per ceiit. of th
income: the expenses for hooks, 39 per cent.:
and the ilniount expended for repairs aud added
to the btiildmpr fund, 21 per cent.
From 185G to 18G3 inclusive, the receipt-' from
fine9 averaced $17524 per annum. In IhgI iliey
amounted t $115870: in 18G5, to $170501: and
in 18GG, to S20G9-85.
The election of oflicers for the ensuine year
takes place on the Huh of February. There
appears to be great deal of opposition to the
continuance in power ot the oil Bond of ntli
ci rs, which has been nominated by one pnrtv
of stockholders, aud consists of the folio wiiiir
gentlemen:
President, T. Morris Perot; Vice-President, Oliver
11. Wilson ; Recording Secretary. Jolin A. McAllis
ter; Corresponding Mucrotarv, Joseph W. Wilson;
Treasurer, Albert S Letch worth.
Directors Joseph C Orubb. liichard Wood, John
H. Watt, Oliver Kiana, a. E Harlan. Jonn (.'.
(jrtiuger, Cnar'es M. iaylor, William A. Uolin,
John Dcllrot, A. C. L. Crawiord, F. T. S. Durloy,
Jurues G. Burnwcll
Librarian, John Edmunds.
The opposition to the present Hour! have
broueiit forward the folio wine nauies as a por
tion oi their ticket:
For I'lc-ident, J. H. I.ippincott, the well
known publisher; for Vice-l-residcnt, K. A.
louder, a prominent Pock street phipper; and
tor Treasurer, (Jeorce K. Zeigler, President ot
the Unnk of Com mi ree.
To-morrow cveiiiua another niectincr will be
held at the Supreme Court Rooms, when it is
expected that the remainder of the ticket will
be placed in nomination.
Their Officers and Committees. The
Odd Fellows' Hall Association Las elected for
1807 the following otlicers and committees:
President Samuel G. Ruggles, General Marion
Lodge, fo. 6,
Vicerre8i(ient w imam C. Flauigen, Philan
thropic Lodge. No. 15.
Secretary Jurvis W. Tindull, Apollo Eucamji
ment, Ko 38.
treasurer (Jeoriro li. jonnon, rreaouia En
campment, Mo 36.
Hall Comraitteo Cyrus Home, Ashland Encamp
ment, Ko. 45; Joshua M. Hopper, Maneocx Lotk'o,
o. 43: Allen McCollom. Phiiadelubia Encampment.
No. 1; John W. Huston, Decatur Lodge, No. 33;
bamuei t . Ureneiser, Adam Lodge, jno. 01.
l'inanoo Committee Jiartas r JSennian, La-
fayetie 1-odge, 'o. 18; Samuel N. Foster, Grand
Lodge; William Morslander, Grand Encapmeut;
(ieorge K. Randall, Atlantic Lodge, No. 202; ihomus
Moore, Commercial Lodge, Ko, 256.
Library Committee-George F. Omerly, Crystal
Fount Lodge, No. 110; 11. W. Uilderandt, Excelsior
Lodso, Ko. 46; 1. J. Butler, Franklin Lodge, No. 5;
1'aul Kettorlmus, Walhalia Encampment, No. 7;
Thomas A. Lancaster, Star 01 Bothlciuin Lodge,
Ko. 190.
Libiarian John Keed, Apollo Lodge. No. 296.
Janitor Leonura F. Bailey, Friendship Lodge,
No. 23.
Cahncross & Dixey's Minstrels.
This establishineut is remilurly closed lor two
or three months during- the summer. In 1865
there were about 270 pcrlormiiee-j (riven, with
average receipts of $200; in I80U about 2;0 per
formances, the receipts averaged $26,. The
detailed receipts ot the two years are Riven in
the tollowins table:
lhO..
I
J lie.
Month.
iRec'iili Taxes, liec'pts Taxes. Rec'itr-
January
4,500
4 81 fl
5,490
3 543
4 940
closed,
closed
9120 -7.241 $144 82 $2,081
Februarr ....
9fi 10 6 795
136-90
113 22
,999
Mai oil
109 92 6,001
70 88 4,847
99 80 clor-ed.
.... closed.
.... closed.
10414 4,845
05
1,304
April
90 94
May
Jane
July
August
(September. ..
October
November. . .
December . . .
6,207
4,713
7 811
6.704
7,478
80 90
153 08
19088
190 24
198 80
"802
2:i
l 6
8,lo
2,402
94 a 7,084
146 22
134 08
149 60
9,844
9.812
9,940
lotal....1 64 687 100614 60.409 1323 88 11,782
Tbe asterisk () indmates aciecroase in thereceipts
for lHoO, as compared with the corresponding
moiitna ol 1805
IlisTonY of tiie Black Chook. We
have before us a copy ot tho "History of tin;
Hlack Crook," as issued by Barclay & Co., No.
602 Vreh street. The work is handsomely
illustrated with spirited colored entrravings. It
represents all the most strikins: scenes, which
have excited such enthusiasm in all our leading
cities. It also elves a spicy history of "Parisian
Bal.et Girls," and Is evidently a book for the
day, treating of what now commands popular
attention among an the theatre-goers in our
centres of trade and fashion.
Ring Stealing. Officer Glenn yesterday
arrested Joseph Uyan, a youth ol sixteen, living
at No. 422 German street, lor stealing a finger
ring from a jewelry store, at Tenth aud Houth
streets. For this criminal act young Uysn was
committed by Alderman Swift to appear at a
further hearing.
TnK Sai.k of -Stocks and Rkal Estate
bv James A. Freeman, aiiverti-ed to take place
at the Merchant.-' Exchano-e at noon to-day, re
sulted as follows:
6 shares Tenth and E'cventh Htrccta Railway
ompany t6l-50
inni (Mind of the Huntingdon and Ilroid Top
Mountain M Ine loan 70cents.
ii'u niiari-i. i;enniore oil t ompany a.4 cents
1 aiiare -uniiin annual insu-anc. Phlia
s sliarc l'lillaile phia Nallona Itanlr
2H liars Pnierred 8toi k Huntlnmlon andliroad
lop NoufUIn Railroad and Coal company..
2.5 sharu Common do. no. do
fill slinrej (J n-en and Coatc 8ti eels Railroad t'O.
ei'tKif-lehuvikiil Kavigitlon lan 01 lstu
HO shares laU 11 Oil ompanr
2slian-sl,aclgu Railroad Co.Missouit aimieacli.
B snares I'M ailelptna and ouitieruMail Mteaia-
shin I on,inny-pos!tlve sale
1 snare Mercantile Lllirarr
2''0 'hares Bruner till and MlnniR Compiiny....
10W
lMOO
14 im
IUWI
3171
V rt.
6.H ets.
V-5U
fiO-OO
II (10
not sold.
2H cts.
.100
h:h cu.
16,00000
1,15000
1,150 00
f-0 shares Hc-tumi acker Fiano-lnrte Manufactur
ing Compan-r
I.W shari-a Maryland liiilrt Company
liondanil Murtaaue ol a'27.WW. secured by 3127
-",'1I,A.H""lvnn d Companv. Henna
o. ltt Marland stnet, tlirce-s.orv bnck bouse,
about 1ft bv 40 tei t .' ,
bu lHMaiiard strict, iraine house and lot,
thou! Id liy 40 feet
Sioro, No. 240 N. I hird sireet. lour-story "b'rVek
nnd aranltc st ire, lb) bv 86 feet. 22-4u urouud
rent ; "
28 acres, Tweno -first Ward! wVih "iilii-Vlnn
12.200 00
house, out-bulldinea. etc , trontinir on the
eimanlown avenue, (.ermuntown piauk
rofld. and Reaillnn Railroad Three six-rum!
hrl k houses on the plank road front A valu
able coal yard, scalos. track, etc , connertluir
with the Keai'lna Railroad. An extensive
hrlca yard, kllna, shells, etc not iold.
A stone dwelltna. stable, and lot No 121 Me
eoanlc street. lnranton n, it bv 911 met.... 1,400 00
o.W'8N third stroi I. two and a hall siorv
brick .bouse, with frame back buildings, 20
by 120 leut 2,100 00
Aspault and Battery. Some time
since a man named Joseph McClny rented u
portion of a bmldinz in Third street, below
Green, fiom a Mr. Louis Ladner. tor the pur
roseot estahlisbius a shootinallerv. Ev ry
thins went on amicably until ycterday, wheii
Ladner eot tiled of heariutr the couliniii'1 pop
puiB ol enns and pistol-, and ns he could not -ret
Mi ( lay to depart peacefully, he determined to
do it Diet armif. In so doing he struck McClay
several blows on the head. For this he was
arrested, and bound over in the sum of $800
bail to answer the ch.'irge ot assault and battery.
A Large Daui, of -Trofkbsionals."
A corps of reserves, perambulating the streets
last nit-lit, wide-awuke to all illenal actions nnd
suspicious mutiucrs of well-known characters,
moved suddenly into the midst of "professional''
thieves at Fifth and Powell streets aad Third
aud CheMiut streets, nnd arrested the following
worthies: Frank Wilson, James Madison,
James Riley, John Fevon, William Rilev, Hush
Donnelly, aud Andrew Kane, who have been
held by Alderman Beiller lor a hearing at i
o'clock to-day. kiat
A Color?; i) Max in Tro in i.k. Thomas
Jones, a colored individual, beiller iu want ot
r.io-l all the necessaries of life, and especially
with reteu nce to bis outward covernifr. enti red
a house on North Juniper Mreet. and stealthily
appropriated a couple of overcoats and some
other sinull .irticles. He was nrresfed at Thir
tcentlumd Filbert streets bv Onicer John Davi-,
ot the Sixth l'olice Di-irict (Station, marched up
before Alderman Catron, and bouud over in
ilefiiult of yiODO bail to answer at a further
henriug.
The Treasurer ok thk "IIomk Mis
sioNtnY t-ocn-.TY" acknowledges the rcceipisof
t lie followinsr sums to aid the wovtuv ooor:
Joseph Jones '. $25 00
Anna J) 3 00
P. F. V 6 00
lasb a uo
H. V . 60-00
-. T. M 4 00
Thomas T. Mason, Treasurer,
No. 133 North Third street
Latufxy or MoxtY. Yesterday Philip
Kripps.u man of twenty-five years ot ntreesiduifr
at No. 124 Allen -ti et, wns arrostod (or keeping
bounty money which had bteu intrusted to his
chaise, and claimed to be ipnorant of liavmtr
received it, aud its whereabouts!. The evidence
was too strousr to admit of doubt thai be had
received it, nnd, consequently, b 'inp found at
Newmarket and t'oa'cs sire't. he was taken
before Alderman Fettermuu and pliiee in duress
in del-tun 01 hhh).
False Prktkxpks. Isaac Wood, liailinir
from over the river, twentv-nine ve:irs of aire
tot k up his lodfriutrs at Vine -street wart, an 1
n'ade merry wiib noods he had received under
lalse )ielenses. lie made nasty preparations,
indicating a speedy departure, eivine no infor
mation of his fui nre intentions, nnd very
reticent os the subject of puvinir his bill. This
of course excited suspicion, and he was urrested
by Ollicer Hurt at Vine srreet wharf, taken
before Alderman Butler, and held in $1000 bail.
False Pretenses. This morning a young
man aueu seventeen yeais, uamea wiiuuui r air
child. was arrested at the Continental Hotel, by
an otlict r lrom New Haven, who had a warrant
lor bim, cha'sincr him with obtaining poods
under false pretenses in thut city, aud then ab
sconding. While in this city it appears he bus
been ti vine the same came, havinar victimized
several of our prominent shoemakers und gen-
t emeu s lurnisninc poous ueniers. lie was
takeu to the f'""---"1 ,"tv',r-!:eant Crout.
TlEEriNO KO ACCOLi' Ol' ReCTIFIKD
riRiTi!. Jamea McQuan was before United
States Commissioner Sergeant at one o'clock to
la v. uDon the charge of kcepinir no account of
spirits rectined by him.
Uetenoani, was neia in siutiu oai . llanie
Dougherty, Esq., for defendant, anj Johu K.
Valentine forth-- tT,,i.,.,i sir..r,. j . .
turn imim 1 i aw
Illicit Drsi u i.i.Nu. uoioic tjnited States
CoininisMoner Smith, at 12 o'clock to-day, John
.Ucuriae auti ratncK mcrsickies were churecd
with distiling without having paid the special
tax.
Defendants were bound over in tho sum of SlOiO
to answer at Court.
Stealing rcuos and IIorse Blaxk et.
John Mack and William Lareson were arrested
by Serpeaut Johnson, at Fourth and Urnnch
streets, charged with tbe larceny of a rug and
borse blanket from a cutter Htandiiur in the
road. They were held in default of $.roo bail
each.
KiunoNS. We desire to call the attention
of our readers 10 the caul of Messrs. Werner
It-chner & Co., No. '.'I!:! Chenut street, munu
fuciurcrs of all silk ribbons, to be lound in
another coliimiu
Ordinatio.v and Ixstai.lation Skr-
vices. Hev. K. S. Bin nett will be ordained and
iir-tHllcd as pastor of Lancaster Avenue l'resbv-
terinn Cliurcti. Lancaster avenue, above Fony
erst street, ou Thursday evening at 7V o'clock.
Stealing Cloth r:s. Thomas Moore was
arrested this morions.' for stealing clothes from
ofl a line, the property or Mary Ann Cooper,
lie was committed in default of bail by Alder
man Oodbou.
We have still further re'luced prices ot Men's,
outno', and jsovs' tiiotiunif ueinjt Uitcrmlued to
C ose out VV inter Mock.
NO BETTER IN VEST ME NT CAN BE FOUND THAN
CLOTHIM AT OUR FuEHKNT FIIICE8, WHIOH ARB
I.OWI-n THAN THtV FOSSIBLY CAN UK NEXT
IM'Kll.
ilAl.F WAY BKTWliKN ( KENNriT k CO.,
IHWHAND loWEB Hall.
blXTH big. ( 613 MAUKET SilBKKr
1 iCKKT 58.000! Ihis remarkable ticket is now in
exhibition on many ot the frarmuu sold at Charles
Biokes & Lo.'s, under tno c ontinental Hotel. Tins
nuuiber, it will be rem-mberod, drew tbe Croabr
Opera House, and the same number here indicates
that that is the nuiiu er of Barmen ts made ot this
kind ties season at this Immense clotumir house:
('all aud ate the number, aud tne gai meuis and the
prices.
The Philadelphia Evimio Tkleobaph savi
In relereuce to Our Scluxl-day Viwr: "it if
filled witn pleasant, rational reading, and oalculuted
to liibti uct and amue. without tilling the mind with
worthless facta or pedantio essays." To be had of
booksellers, or at tne ofhoe of publication.
J. W. Dauqhadat fc Co., Publisher.
INo. lSix Ciiwuut stieet, Puiladwlpala.
A Crn for a Orkat CrjRtK. One of the rare
dicoveriee of the times la the drunkard's mend
In riivuise, ' Dr. lloir f'ure lor Intemperance."
isrmie men are naturally Samaritans 10 their kind
pood Samaritans and such a one was the Inventor
ot this preparation, destined, under God's I rovl
dence, to restore man? a fallon one "redeemed,
rerenerated. and disenthralled," to Ma family and
societv. How many parents will bless the name or
Hell, as well aa that ot ltrcmier. w io on the death
of Dr. Roll, became the ole proprietor ol this health
rt storinir and recuperatlvo remedy I One of its
most remarkablo features la that ft can bo (riven in
the coflee or liquor, tho patient being fpno'ant 01
its administration. See RdTertisetnent elsewhere.
This great remedy Dr Hell a Cnre lor Inrempo
rnn;e can bo bad onlr ol Charles Bremief, the pro
prietor, 1". O., lion No. 24, tiermantown, Pa.
Ciironio Diarrhoea aid nvsKtiTEHV. Thou
sands, returned soldiers and others, are suffering:
from these disoasos, nralnst which the usual rcme.
die are useless; but for which Dr Humphrkts
HoMrF.OPATniO Uiarruiea and D vskktbuic sfi
ciKicsare a sure cure Tliey aro harmless Medi
cated Sua-ar 1'ills, but are a sure tumir for tho.io dis
eases, omvle boxe, 25 o-ints; six boxes for 1 2j
Sent bv mall to anv'addross fre. Kei-d to
HUMrnuEVs' UoMosoPA-rino Mkoioink Co
No. 502 Broadway, N. Y.
"in ei it Name is Li-oioi!." mav be appl'ed to the
innumerable diseaso to which the skin i subj 'Ct.
It would bo well lor those who are atllicted wild
apparentlv Incurablo ulcers and sore, rrvHlpelaa
and ernetions, to n'e (iraci-'s Celebrated balve,
which cures in a very short time cuts, burns, scalds,
flesh wound", eto
Tbe Woodstock (C. W.) Sentinel says: "It Is a
generally admitted fact that tho medicine manufac
tured by Messrs. rorry Davis & Son has been Instru
mental in alleviating much pain, and giving relief to
millions of snflYring humanity. The medical faculty
almost everywhere recommend the Pain Killer, and
its reputation is now established as the most benefi
cial family medicino now in use, and may be taken
internally and externally to expel patn."
A Cure for Uheumatisk Worth Skkino. S.
KIlDatnok, Jso. 1744 Olivo streot, cured by ur.
Filler's Itomedy. No oure, no pay.
Burnt Almonds, Rose Almonds, llceland Moss
Pasto, Cream Chocolates, etc., can be had at all
times of Ueoriro W. Jenkins, Confectioner, Ko. 1037
tfpring Garden street.
TrBLie Notice. E G. Whitman & Co., No. 818
Chesnut street, are now ready to supply tholr choico
and pure Confeoiions, put up In neat boxes.
Also, a lartre assortment ot Imported Boxes, Sur
prises, and Knick-knacks, for Trees.
Try our Yankee Bunns.
Mohsk & Co.. r-.o8.0DZ and '.an Arcn street.
Who Makes the Best and Cheapest Clothing?
Wanaiasbk & Browh,
" Oak Hall.
I'opular Clothiers,
Southeast corner Sixth aiidJVlAKKEr Strt
MAltltlKL).
COLLINS BEN NETT. On January 2S, at th Par-soiibi-c
01 the Cobm-k-lnk M. K. I'hurali, Ko. 1G":I N.
l'liih street, bv Itev. AVIlliain Coener. i. I , JOHN 11.
UOl.LINS to AIAIUA UKMAET1', all of I'lillaJeliilna.
(iOol)Wl V I1ARTLKY. November 22. lHtil. at the
bride's resilience, bo 420 Kr an Kiln street, Philadelphia.
livtheKev J. it uvllalu. .Mr. ClrtAKI.Ks 1". llont)
W IN, 01 sulcm. N. .1., to .MIbb MAK1 LOUISA HA.1U
LKY,otriillaUelbla. HAKTLKY-OOODWIK -On ( brlstinns Eve, Decem
ber 21. IS i6 bv the Itev. J II. "Mivdaui .Mr. t llAKLe...
A. IIAK1LKV, ot Pbiladetpbia, to Miss ANMt) J.
(iOODWIN, ol Salem, N.J.
U1KD.
BLAT1NER. On the 2Hth Instant, atter a long and
severe lliness. Mrs. V ATIIA KIN r,, wl e i A. W. illatt
ner. and dHugUtei of llenry aud tne late Jlarla Bouk,
aged 42 ears
1 be relatives and friends of tbe family a-e respecttullr
InvUed to attend the lunernl, lrom tier huslicid's resi
dence No. A27 t'oatea sireei, on ti'rldav at.eruoon at 2
o'clock, without further notice.
BROCK. On MoLdar, the 28IB Instant, of crou,i,
COliNELlA, uauxhturot Thomas F. and Cornelia a.
llrot'K, aed 3 years
'the Iriends 01 the family are Invited to attend
her itinera!, lrom her parents' resloenee. io. 2124 Jloun.
Vernon street, on Tliur.cluy aiteruoou at 2 o'clock.
BUCKING. On Monday. January 2j, FKEDEKICIC
BUl'KINU, in tiie 6titb year ot his age.
Ihe relatives and iriends 01 the muiily, also Manayunk
lodxe, No. 31 ; Andrew Jackson Encampiuent, No. II;
Munayunk Benevolent Deiiree LodijO, o. 7, 1. O. of O.
V. ; and the A. P. a. Association, No 23. are resnecttullv
Invlteo to attend the mneral, irom his iate reiideuce.
No. 4229 Main ttreet, on 1 aursday a toruoon at 1 o'clock.
KNIOHT. Suddenly, on Second dav moruinir. tbe
28. Ii Instant, Iti-.UEuCA KSlLiilT, iu the 78in year 01
her age
'1 he relatives and iriends acd those of the family are
reHuccttuiij Invited to attend the tuneral. without lur-
thr notice, from her iuto ri-sliionce. No. 714 S. seond
street, on Flnh-dv n'ternoon. tbe 31st Instant, at 2
o'c.ock. To i roc-cd to Wood amis
TTOR TOASTING. ROASTING. BRUILINli,
J ' Frying Mewing, Baklnir. etc., a variety ol suitable
ur.iclca may be louud at tlio Hardware fStoie of
. . in i man irw.
No. Mi (Fltht Thlrtv-flve) MARKET 81., helow Ninth.
D
OG T.KG Z. SPRIG. FLAT HOW. BRIDGE.
ra'i. and 1 runic
Cylinder Night
Keys, l've's Patent Flat and Round
Kcvs. Brass and Iron Keva in vaiictr.
'1KUMAK E -SHAW,
No. m (EI.'htThlrt.y-lve) M A KKET 8t , belowJJJuth.
JEOPLE WHO LIKE TIGHT. SMOOTH
carpet, can get Carpet Stretchers with Crowbars.
which are effectual for that purpose, and also good
C'aruet 'lacks, Tack llrawers, and Hammers lorsaleat
TKUMAN HtlAW-s.
No. 835 (EU;ht Thlrtv-flvel MARKET 8t below Ninth.
w
A it B U K T O N,
FASHION ABLE HATTER,
No. 430 CHESNL'T Htreet,
Next door to Post OrBce.
FRICE CLOTHING.
QXE
JONES'
OLD KSTAIiLISHED
ONE PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
Xo. OO-l MARKET ST.,
1 3" wfirBin'ip
ABOVE 8IXTIL
Y) R U K 1) .N'ESS CURED.
DR. BELL'S CURE FOR INTEMPERANCE
la a sure cure for Drunkenness, and can be adminis
tered wi bout the (now. edge ot the patient
.send lor descriptive circular. l'rka,l per box, post
pa d. Address
P CHARLES BRKMIER,
1 30wfmlm Pox 24 ObRM VM OWX Pa.
TNDIA RUBBER MACHINE BELTINU,
1 B'IKAM l-ACKINU. 110.1E, KTC.
Fnsinecrs and dealer, will find a lull assortment of
(IOODYKAK ; S PA l;,Nf , VUI.C IMZtD IUT1HEU
UKLNM! 1'AtkING, llO.Sli, etc., at the Mauuiuc
turer'a lleadqiiHrtera.
.No. 30S CHESSt'T Streot,
... , . i-otltb side.
V. B We have a new and cheap article 01 a iRDkCS
and PAVKMENI IIOHr. very cheap, to whici the
attention ot the public la ealli-d. 1 2 3m
(J1
NADULTKKATKD LIliUORS ONLY
KICtlAHU PlCMWTAN'd
MTOHli IKIl VlNTj
No. m OHKMNUT hTKi'.V.T
Nearly Opnotiite the Post Office
PHILADELPHIA.
Fnmllie (supplied Or.nrs lrom the Country promotly
(itcuUed to 31S
JORDAN'S CELEBRATED TONIC AI.E.
, ) 1 bia truly bealthlul and nutritioua beverage, now
In nse by thousands Invalids and others has estab
liahed a character for quality of material and purity ot
uanutactuie wli cb standi unrivalled. It la recoru
manaed by physicians ol tills and other places aa a supe
rior Tomo, and requires but a trial to con vines the most
aeptleiU of Ita great mertt To o. had, wholesale and
tatall.otP.J JOKDAN No. VBAB Street, rillk
PITCH PINE TIMBER. 120,000 FEET
suDerlor South CaMllna fitch Fine Timber.
(ITCH PINE
Large sticks on shipboard.
ot aala by
. UALLFTr HON,
Ko. 129 SuaiU ROM buset.
1 J0 6p
F(rU It'll? EDITION
FROM WASHIMDTCiy THIS AFTERNOON
( srKi'i al iiespatcheh to evenino trlkoraph.
Wasiiinoton, Jniitmry 3 11.
Thr Oolrl Ulll.
Tracy, tl'e recusant witness who was brought be
fore tno Joint Committee on Retrenchment, to
ti'.ttiT to irauds in tlm Uoverdmnnt gold sles,
mokes a recantation ot the testimony betore the
Committee and betore the Renato 1 inauce C'omm t
tee, which koi s to Show the lairnesa with which
the sales wore conducted by etecrotary HcCuilooh.
Hence, iho action ol the Senate l inance Committee
Iu reportiEK adversely to-day upon the Uold bill.
Kxerutlve Seaalon.
An effort will be made to get an executive ass
sinn of tbe Senate to-morro v, to act Uon nomina
tions, j nereis groat, pressure upon tue aenaio
by purties interested, tor action in thoir cases.
Mr. Co vi a u Shelved.
The Reward-Motley corre-pondence ha' efT-etua'ly
killed Mr. Cowau'a nomination aa iliuuter to
Vienna.
The Board of Trade.
1'resident Johnson and Hon. I'liaddeus Stevens
nre anion'; those who aro Invited 10 attend the sup
i er ol the Washington Roard ot Trade to night.
John V! . lornev ta to make the speecu in response
to tbe toast to the -Ties."
The Tail IT Ulll.
Mr. Fesscndcn will endeavor to get a vote on the
Tat ill' bill to-day. and this tuay necessitate a pro
tracted night session.
COnullKSSIOXAI. PIIOCKKD1XUS.
Senate.
W a Mi i no ton, January 30. Tbe Chair laid before tne
Henaie a messaue lrom tbe Governor ot Alabama,
traiibinlului- tbu certificate of the election ot John An
thony Winston, as eenntor trom Alabama tor six years
lrom Maicb 4, 167. Ordured to lie noon the table.
i he Chair laid before the neuate the President's veto
of tbe Nebraska bid. and its reading was commencd,
when Mr. Wade lOhio) uievcd that It be printed, aud
laid apon the table.
Mr. eumucr It has tn be read some time orotbar,
and we may as well listen to it now as auy other ttuis.
Mr. Wade Well, if anybody wants to near It read 1
have no 00 lertlon.
Mr. lluckalew Let It be read.
'i he Chair Th readmit of the message Is asked for
and It will be read
'J he message was then read; aud, on motion of Mr.
SVodo was ordered to lie printed, and laia on the table.
Petitions und remonstranaes on the sublout ot the
tariff, currency, etc.. were presented and reierrpd
Mr. tiesiuilh (Oregon) presented the credentials ot
Henry W. Corbet t, Senator elect from Oregon lor six
years from March 4. 1H6I Ordered to be Hied.
It was ordered that the response of the tiecretarv of
me -treasury 10 me reaoiauon oi inquiry, aa to tne uov
emment advertising in the city papers ot Washington,
be pi luted.
A)r. Moriran (N Y.). from the Finance Committee,
reported ihe bill ot the house, known as the Uold bill,
with a recommendation that It do not pass
tin motion 01 Mr. Hendricks i Inrl.l. the Senate recon
sidered the vote bv which the bill to puni-h certain
crimes BKatnnt the carreney and securities of the I'uiteo
ktates was passea on Monday.
'j he object, wits to make certain amendments
'1 he punishment lor forgery 01 (lovcriuuent notes and
securities wai i-lninved iroiu fifteen to teu jeais'lm
priioi ment, and lrom 10,000 to .jOoO tine.
I or puhlishliiK tlacsTils or oilier aitvertlsemnts in
the stnillltude of Donas or notes of the Government, the
Una was reduced trom MuftO to 1U0.
For printing or writing any advertisement upon a
OnTernment note or bond from ;() to Sim .
For an unauthorized use of dies, or I jiplernen'-s used
In themanutacture of Government aecurties tho pun
ishment was leiiucea trom uneea to ten vearvimtHibun
ment and tor havlnu such dies or imoloments In no.xtin
slon. from fifteen to tcnyeaia. and a Una not exceeding
ts.V'lO.
The bill now goes back to the House (or concurrence
In these amendments.
Mr. Sumner ollered a resolution that the President tin
requested to communicate to tho (-senate, if not iu hla
oolnton mcompatilile with the pub lo uitere-t a oooy
of ihe letleron which the Secretary 01' Mate foun led his
recent Inquiries addressed to Mr. Motley's with regard
to his conversation and opinions, with the name of the
writer
fr, r. Sumnar rose, when Mr. Conness ( Cal.) said : Let
It he aeopuu.
Mr. Kiimner. So I say. I have the tinner tn ha
Irb nd of Mr. Moilov'a and therefore I Introduced that
resolution. I am also a Stuatorol the United states.
nnd I deara it my iu'y to iniulr on what authority tne
Secretary of State addre-iaed that letter to oue of our
representatives aoroao.
House of flepi'seiatattves.
Ur ITIint rlMAnn.-l. from tlm ttnminlflan aii r., ...........
re- ortert a bi l to tlx tbe compensation of ofllcers 01 the
Kcvenue sutler ierice. m-au tnree tunes and passed.
liie uni lutes 1410 vouiijuiiauoa ir,m ire 1st OI January
ini-i, aa k iiown : uuiy ray caotains, par annum
i,V(i; Hit i.lcutenama and Clhlel (.iislneers, atsxi.
M rotio 1.1CU1011UIH8 and necono Assis.aut Engineers,
iun; nira i;inuenni aua rirsi Assistaut Kan
neen, lilio fav on cave of absence or waiting
orueri ; -uimh'iio, ioia , r ,r-ii i.iumennnis and Clilel
Migirecra nuwi -econu Lieutenants and f irst Assist
ane Kngmeera, 120(i; IhlrJ Lieutenants aud Second As
slstnnf Ktiiilnecrs.e'iOD.
The second seo-ion a'lows each offlcor of the Rovenee
euiier uurvico, win e on uiiiy. on" -xnvy ration per oar.
The thlid section appropriates tl33 4W1 lor expeuses of
the Revenue cutter service,
On motion ol Mr Knontz d'a ) tne Senate bill amenda
tory 01 tho act ol July ft. 1PM authorising the exten
aioii, construction, and use of the Halt'more and Ohio
Railroad Compao.y oi a railroad bt veen Knqxvllle and
Monocacy Juuction. Into and within tne District of
Columbia, was taken trom tho Snesker's tab'e and
retoned to the Committee on the Hintriot ot Columbia.
Ou motion ot Mr. cook (III ). tbe Commlrtpe ni'
Foreign Alt'a.rs was lnstructea to Inquire into the expe
diency ot an assertion by ongressoi the principle that
naturalization by the I lilted tales of the native-born
subject ot any oilier stale, exmiipts such naturalized
citizen from the performance of military service uuder
any foreign Oovemmeiit, so long as be dooi not volun
tarily reuounee the rights of a citizen ot tbe United
states.
.Mr. Stevens (Pa ) on leave, Introduced a bill to es'ab
llsh a system of Com i.on Schools for the District of
Columbia. Read twice and rcforred to the Se ect Com
mittee on the subiuct. and ordered to be printed. Tbe
preamble to the bill asserts that the capital of a great
nation, through a political neeetsity, is generally a
social i-v.'. : Hint It la iucumheut uoon tbe nation to
lesseuaslaraapraoticablo by Its aid this evil, which,
thouth local in lis direct operation. Is na-lonal in its
ell'ects as woll as In Its causes, aud that the training 01
youth is, next to Christianity, tne surest rein id v for
such evil, and the best foundation for virtue aud sale
guardiol republKaulsm.
rENNSYLVAMA. 1 EGISLATUHE.
Scuate.
llARRisoi'Ko, Jaiuarv a,
The following bills were Introduced : Ur. ( arson an
act relating to ihe uold M inlng Company aud par value
capiiul siock ; alno rcKUlailn. the to Is and fixing the
101 minus oi the lowuslnp Line Koail; aiso rolatlva 10
tne Trust ot Christopherj Loeser; lo construing the
Cousolidation aci relative to filling vacancies Iu elec
tion otlicers. auecting the olllce 01 the t.it.v Solicitor,
Mr. shoemaker, an act lor the, better protection 01 Hie
and property 110m the exuloslou of steam boilers, by
icqu ring ihe Governor to appoint three competent
scientilic men to repoit upon the best appliance tor the
purpose and requiting an persons using steam boilers
to adopt theaume alter six montns' nodce.
Mr White, an act repenting so iuiicliloi the existing
law as authorizes the Governor to aopoiat live n ilmirv
otlicers tor the Houih and Southwest; ulso fixing tne
rate of exchange ut 1 pur cenu 1 also ameuulug the law
ol evidence
Mr -Mioeinakor, an act ex tending the time lor bringing
suits for accidents leBultlug In death
air. fisher, an act extending the time tor completing
toe Octorara hailroad
V r. A c onaughv. an ac enabling coiupunles organiz
ing uuder the Mining Law ot uli'J 10 dissolve their or
giiilzution A supplement to the aot Incorporating the West
Lrauch boom Company was considered and alter bolug
so amenuad as to prohibit tho Comiiauy irom chargiug
toll on logs Oosthifd ier pans below the Knoiu, and
biivlug the rates reduced, was passed.
Mr ltam'ali, an act authorizing corpora'lons formed
under the general lulu lug iaw to Issue ai eelai stock
Also, a supplement to the West Buck Mountain
Ci ai company 1 also, authorizing tbe School Directors
01 Ji;nersville to borrow mouey.
Ilouae of Hepreaentatlvea.
The House under the new rule, assembled at It A.
M. Iiibtead of 11. . . . . ,,
Mr. cCumiint offered oflered the folio w'ng
lfi,ras, it is charged and alleged by r liners and
shippers ot petroleum at On Cliv, tuat the Atlantic and
..real Wesirn Kallroad In their laies of iraight dis
ciluilnate agaln.t the ci.lzeus of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania In lavorot cltlzeaa of other SUtea.
aud that, too lo the transportation of product of
l' nusUvaula: and ,, , . ,
Wlimat, It Is lurther alleged and chargod that aach
Olscriu Iratioss areinada In tie Interest of the associa
tions or couiianiea iu which the oittcers, some of
ihem 01 said Atlantic and tlreat. Western Railroad are
mleiested either ulrectiy or Indirect. y; ana
Wh-r-at. the interests 01 this Htata require the
removal of such uujuit (.lscrliulnaiionat tuereiore be it
Jlttolvrtl, 1 hat a committee er live members be up
pointed, with power to send jot persons aud papers, to
Inquire into th; truth or falsity ot allegations aud
charges aioresald and report the aame to this House in
a hili or oiberwl-e.
" , ,e resolution was agreed to.
Mr Iese ottered a reso atlou, as follows:
jt,$,.lvf(t. That a committee ot Ave be appointed to
lnvestlsate tbe niat'er, and report a bill ahall deo are It
to ba unlawml lor any oltloer or director 01 any Incorpo
rated railroad ooni nan In tills Ceinmoawealth tibelu
teresiad, dlreoily er Indirectly, in auy company carrying
pasae-wers or Ira'gh over railroads on any part of which
they are erllcere or directors, except such lutoresi as
thy may bae as siockholdera of such respective
laliroad companies of which they are otlicers and
directors.
The resolution was agreed to.
Mr. A. i. Marklty, 01 Montgomery, offered tbe fal-
Rnuived. That the House of Representatives of Peen
arlranU ackatwludge with gratitude the coarse of
ndrow Johnson, Tresldent of the United Htte,
''noiiramng every at einn . waether by ra Irali at the
1 or ih or sec asionlst ai the Houtli to oi-r hrow t"-"
fi.rll.a .1 , 1. & 1 a . . r, . , i , .. , I a nr . ).
Inn jtttA 1 1, k , itf- ,... - -.1.- r ,
a v. llr. nun lur voii-i' i u 11 v,
ro
1,1111. luuintiy , r An, o.n vi . tj
"ser aiw hl taldiiul adher nee to the true rlnolple
Ot
a repuhiioan goveiBinsut, mark hlta alike as aaUvea
in and a nmrini '
HI
Ih
ii vnirion.
1 runlnll,.M - - - .. . . . .. ... in..
and Mc( reary.ontha Iti,nhli. i,i. m,.A a,,atainJ
yWr Markiev.
tiirr """v'JiJ'nnltely postponed by a vete ol 1.1
lepubil ans to 31 iiemoernts.
BALTIMORE TO-DAT.
flPKCIAT, PBPPATC'H TO TH1 tTIMltd TBLBORAPU.I
BAI.TIMOBK. Jannarv .li Ti l. K -k.ii in...
Orvillf Horwitz win be aptxdntert Judpe of the
Court of Ajipeals In the place ol Judge Cochran, de
ceased, and tho appointment will nive general aatia-
Governor Swann's groat dinner comes off to-morrow
at Annapolis.
it is now positively determined by the Uni
party to let our municipal Hec'lon o bv deiault.
The weather is tntotisely oold. Iho harbor
uvuny KH.seu Dy ice itllsinoss is dull.
l atest Markets br Telegraph.
Niw York. Jinuin an 1 ... i a..
lour dull, declined li)i'20o , wita sa'ei ot 5s)
barrels; btato !)'2l,n 11 75; Onio. SI0 BOml.T M;
vi p. torn ,' 9Avfiio r.n unH... .1 , , - ,
-------''' - iirav nun, ueo mi's aTi,a.
Corn dull, declined ?u3o Oats dull, declined lo :
ouier grains null. IJeet quiet, market tronera ir
unchADged. l'orx lower new Mes, tjn12t "UO 25;
O'd lless. ftlDf nHnin S11 A ?P rt1T l.-H j..it..iri A
13o. Wbi-kyduil.
Philala. Stock Exchange Sales, Jan. 30
X3 J , n. . .. . .
kiiuiku ujis nY(in uro., ne. wa. latrtatfoe
BEtOND HVKD.
fWrt) City f . new. . .1001 i
4IXH) U 8 780 Au..104j
S2IXX) Ijott 6s,84...... 9fU
100 sh Lit Sob 81
100 sh do bdlBljl
27 .h Miith ntr . . lit
60 ah 13th & 15th... 1'.
20 Hi Penna It.. ... 6fif
20 sh l.eh Val K aop li
tST"- DKPARTMRNT OF RECEIVER OF
AXB-. PHiLAtnLpniA. January 0. lMiT.
.k0.. -""o1 ., ,or ,he yar ISR' w 111 be reole at
the Otnee. S. K comer ol HIXI'H and OaKSUDr
S ireets, on and alter Friday, Fehru ary 1.
1 30 atrp Reeolyer of Taxea.
EDICAL ELECTRICITY.
Latest audi Moat Important Dlaaaverlea
Iu the Treatment of Chronic
, DUeaaea.
DE. S. W. SECKWITHS
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE,
"o. lf0 WALNUT ST.
1
During onr investigations in the tioattnent of (IW
eose in its various forms by the ngchcy of electncity,
we have obtained very many valuable and slartllnx
tacts, which, added to the previous though limited
intormation, possessed by other and loss fortunate
operators, placo us bevond all previous knowledge
of this mysterious agent. Luring the course of our
practice we have treated and cured, throaeh the
knowledge thus trained, many thousands, and by
means of our new discoveries have established our
selves as the most successful Medical Eleotrioiana in
this country or Europe, as the long list ot relerencen
at our office can testily.
Electrical investigation has proved that the human
body acts on the principle of the ira'ranlo battory.
Tbe brain, mucous and serous membrane 1, the akin.
tissue!1, and fluids constitute the negative and posi
tive lorces, and every action, v. hcther mental or
pliyical, Is thoresult of these antagonistic force.
Digestion, reepltation, circulation, secretion, and
excretion are dne 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 proper
balance of the elcctrlcalelement which constitute
health, and a disturbance of which causes disease.
There are strictly but two conditions of disease
ono of inflammation, or positive; tbe other weak,
debilitated, negative and as electricity contain
these two conditions in the action of tho positive
and negative currents, all we have to do is t
neutralize the disease aud restore proper, healthy
action..
Among tho chronic diseaos in which elcotricltr
lias been, and is daily being; by our agonoy, of th
greatest utility, a oure being; rapidly ellectod alter
tho failure of all other means, are:
1. Kpflepsy, Chorea, or St. Vitus' Dance, Faraly.
sis (llemplcKia), Aourulgia, Hysteria, Mtrvousuesei,
palpitation of the Heart, Lockjaw, etc.
2. Sore Tnroat, Dyspepsia, Diarrheas, Dysentery.
Obstinate Constipation, H.emorruoiilos, or files,
ldlious, Flatulent, and l'amlcr's Cotio, and all alioo
tions of the Liver and -Spleen.
8. Catarrh, Cough, lntlueuza, Asthma (when not
caused by organic disease of the heart), lirouchitls.
Pleurisy, Pleurodynia, or Rheumatism ot the Chest,
Consnmption in the early stages.
1. Gravel, Diabetes, and Kidney Complaints.
Impotence) aud Seminal Weakness. The latter
complaints never 'ail to yield rapidly lo this tret
tnnt.
G Rheumatism, Gout, Lumbago, Stiff" Neck,
Spinal Curvature, Hip Diseases, Cancers, Tumors
(those last named always cured wituout, pain, or
plasters in any iorm),
6 Uterus Comp.aints. Involving a mal-posltioa.
as I'rolapsus, Autroversion, Retroversion, Inflam
mation, Ulceration, ana various other atl'ectiona of
the Womb ana Ovaries.
For information desired upon otlv r disoases, ap
plication may be made at tho office.
Mrs. BECK WITH has entire charge of the Ladies'
Department, and all delicacy will be used
towards those who entrust themselves to her care.
In female discuses, it is universally successful in her
hands.
For tho convenl'oDoe of those desiring; information,
we givu (by permission) a lew names of persona
anionic tbe best business meu and others of this
city, whom we have treated and cured :
A. R. Stewart, Mill Cieck, Huntlnudon county. Pa.,
cured of rheumatism ot PI teen years' ataudiUK ; Mrs.
J. V. CumoiluK, Kishicoeul.lus. Milllln county la.,
canoer of the stomach John Klrkpatrlck, avrCa-ila
county, Dol., cured of a cancer in the breast in tareo
weeks; Francis Uottwalia, do. IMS Hamilton street,
ahnoipnon of a tumor weighing eleven pounds; lacol
V tttiilergrilt, Odessa, Del., savere case Ol diabetes ii.
T. Bouidcn, tliiu ot llouldeu Co., to. 3(1 Mouth
Water street, paralysis on the left side, cured In three
weeks; K. ilcOlalu, Ko. MH Juniper street, dyspepsia
and nervous debility ; Licuteuaut Kobert O. Wilaon,
V. k. C. dvspepsia cured In seven days; K. i- Kou
bertson, Fox Lake, Wisconsin, bionbiiis catarra,
dvpepsia. liver complaint, piles, aud constipation, of
live years' standing; K A. Scuip 0. mount Woll. N.J.,
dapepsla, scrolala. bronchlil", and eaiarra, of tlva
years' atandlna; John V. Carter (Joinuiaader Cnlted
Mtatesavy, lirooklyn; Charies il. Hauiuiood West
ern alional bank Uultimore, dyspepsia aua aick head
ache, of twenty five years' aundiug. cured in thren
weeks; Wllilaui Kowbotbam, o- 1327 ront street, ob
stinate plies, cured in three applications; C. A. By ran,
luiuosao aud dyspepsia, vt u year; N . B aldwio,
iate pastor ol the Olivet BapU at Church, 1 hnadalphla,
nervous prostration aiior three applications; O. 1,
ooner fort Jervis, . severe case of catarrh;
William HoTtzworth, No. 247 Market atreet, ulcerated
linwnii dvsoeosla, orehltes, ate, it seven veara' siaud
hiu 1 lion J.I Ai- Butler. .No. 730 8. Tenth atreet;
J W Bradley. No. W N. Fourth ftreeti Colenol t
W hweeuov, "Walnut street, below .iihJi; Oeoraa
0 Vvans So.lMiS. Flitaenth street; Mr. Pelouse,
ciiAsnut and Third aireeta; Brlctdler Oeneral A J.
P easontou. o. 1 hpruoe a;reet; George liouglass,
f ft h street, above Chesnut M. C. fsadler. ao. mi
Arch atreet; "'. 8. Kniaca. Ko. iU Chesnut street.;
a 1 Whlteman, corner Third and Market atree a; J.
u Andrews Ko m Pine street; AI. Krrlckson,
if,', liVil'lae street; Thomas Snnsou, No 1114 front
ftViei. W HrfSto'th No. 11IW Hanover street;
fleo?a-e L Buzfy. Sot 1 aud M3 Market atreet;
Thomaa Drake, Germantown; William Stevenson,
Hlxih aud Market atresia; C. Maisholl. No. dill
" ilntU street! Mr. narila, J-o 1M Master atreet;
'iboinaa Gregg. V ine and, N. Jj Brigadier General
1 Pieasouton Bt. Louis. Mo.; Mr. Camden, M. J.
Fbysluiaas er studonts desiring; to have instruc
tions in the correct application of Electricity for tho
cure ol disoasos, can apply at the office.
Consu'tation Irce. Desoriptive pamphlet ol cures
1 lleoted, witu numerous references, ana iuoiudinn
treatise on tbe tubject, cap be had by application, at
tbe otlice. . . . .
All lottcrs addressed to
Dr. 3. W. BECKWITH.
Ko. liiO WALWl'T Street,
1 80wm3niuu
PHILADELPHIA.