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TRIAL or A 'BOSH finumo.---When a fi re 00..
•
curs in the city there le always trouble In regard
to tbe running of the passenger railway carstaild
sosoctlitnes boors elapse Wore tto c ire can
make regular trips. To obviate this annoyance
varlomsplens have been suggested and examined
by the railway comp toles. le poisoned of a Com
mittee of the Board of Preoldents,yesterday, there
was a trial ofJobn A. liasse's patent hose shield,
on
nee.
Ridge aventte,dtipdsite the Fairmount Engine
This shield is somewhat in the shape of
a bridge. It Ms In the track, and when do an is
very permasent. It is fourteen feet In length
tbo hose or e passes under there being holes
for eight lines. The hose covered sq as to be
proketed from the fact of the horses. The grade
to about su inch and a quarter to the foot and
easy.of hal dly perceptible-to the passim-
Seregt
m the cars. This shield worked with perfect
stice.cW-drulug the trial y, suirday. For two
hotull the ears and vehicles traveling stioug
ibege avenue passt , d over it without the slightest
ieconvet fence. The rallwLy Presidents and fire
men who %housed the trt.thi all seemed to
be
veil satisfied with the working of the apparatus.
Thus far it is the only shield which allows of the
passage of the care and protects the hose at the
same time.
THE Trauma/mu Missiox.—An interesting
meeting of the "Temperance Mission" was held
last evening in the church, Seventh street above
Brown. Dr. Rennalde presided. Addresses were
made by William J. Mullen, who gave a history
of persons incarcerated In Moyamensing Prison
for capital and other offences, and traced their
downfall to the. use of intoxicating liquors.
Thomas M. Coleman followed; he spoke of the
duty oerf church members
and in refereuce to e
temperance .moveM anent, regretted that M
so
little Inlet - tot was manifested by them in this
great reform. , The concluded uing
church Members to speaker
consider well their b
ry
espo rg oat-
WHY I n this - direction, and intimated that the
lose of many would be charged to their account
unless they aroused themselves from their
lethargy.
S. K. Mnrdoeh read selections having a bear
ing on the subject of temperance, and showing
the evil from the adder h in
toxicating results
bowl. Heflowing
also made an address
on
the evils of intemperance.
Hiram Ward spoke in reference to the good
work accomplished by temperance urea in other
churches, alluding particularly to that in Dr.
Sheyllerd'a Church, where over one thousand
persons have signed the pledge. All the speeches
were well received. During the proceedings a
amber of signatures were obtained to the total
abstinence pledge The meetings at this church
ate :rowing in interest.
• Tnig Paxstossms.—The closing of the Pension
Office; In const quence of the resignation of COI.
E. W. C. Greene, the Agent, is a serious inconve
nience, and a great hardship to many who receive
a email stipend from tbe Gaverucuuut in couaide
ration of having lost a leg or an arm In defence
ef the country.
The office in this city has on
its rolls men residing in different sections of the
State. These men come to the city at stated
periods to draw their money, and as difficul
ties are entirely =expected, they, now
dud themselves in a strange place, without
friends or money. Ekveral pensioners so circum
stanced appeared =the office this morning. Tao
goverment will no doubt take prompt measures
to furnish these woanded,
soldiers with their
money, but to the meantime they have no hoines
or means of subsistence. dome of our benevo
lently diem sad citizens ought to see that these
gallant fellows are properly provided for until
the proper relief arrives from Washington,
MILITARY RECCEPTION.—The Washington Grays
are expected to arrive in this city this afternoon,
at 4 o'clock, on their return from Washington,
and will ho received by Company D, Gray Re•
serves, The two co atp nies will Riradeup Broad
to Christian, up Christian to Eighteenth - street,
up Eighteenth street toSpruett, down Spruce to
Broad,"up Broad to Chestnut street, down Chest
nut to Sixth street, down Sixth to Walont, up
Walnut to Fifteenth street, to their Lardner
street armory.
The "Old Guard," Washington - Grays, will also
take part in the reception.
SEBroos Frour.—A fight occurred on Frank
ford road, above Norris street. Black jacks,
knives and other weapons are said to have been
freely used, and one man is reported to have been
seriously cut. The cry of poilce was ruled, and
the fighters scattered, carrying off the injured
pan. whose name et,uld not be ascertained.
LientO)ant Kelley an a a pose of policemen came
vu soon afterwards, hut wore unable to capture
any of the belligerents.
A Wpm 1111813AND.—Bamnel Radcliff resides
at Ridge avenue and Ogden street. It is said
that he has been in the habit of abusing his
family, and some time ago Mrs. Radcliff bought
a eewlreg-machine in order to support herself
land children. Yesterday Radcliff went home,
and, it is alleged, beat his wife and smashed the
siewitig-msehlne. He was arrested, and atter a
hearing before Alderman Pancoast, was sent to
neon.
CHAIM:RD wirrr Rouusay.—George Daily,
Wm. Love end Robert Long were arrested
last night by Lieut. Smith', upon the charge of
baiting broken into a time at Seventh and
Peirce streets, about six weeks ago, and robbed
it of a lot of silverware, clothing, Sce. Most of
the stolen property has been recovered. The ac
cuttd will have a hearing this afternoon at the
(Antral Station.
Summons —John Kelley, aged 14 years, was
found concealed in the house of Dr. Burr, No
1633 South Ninth street, last evening. Ho will
have a bearing at the Central Station this after
noon. Two other juveniles, who wore waiting on
the outside while Kelley robbed the house, es
caped.
BOARDING Room Ronan) —A. man of genteel
apvearst.ce engaged hoarding at the house of
pirs.Dare, N 0.225 South Broad street, last even.
lug. This morning he decamped, tatting with
him three gold watches, a gold chain, gold eye
glue, and an overcoat.
Suspicion OF LARCENY.—CharIes M. Evans
was arrested last night, at Front and Soath
streets, with a lot o orate iron In his possession.
He was unable to account satisfactorily for the
irtiti, and was sent to prison by Alderman Luta
on suspicion of having stolen it.
ASSAULTING A POLICSXAN. —John Phtllps,
eolored,svas arrested last night by Officer Quinn,
at Eleventh and Bedford streets. Lie levied upon
the ottleer,blackened his eye, and beat htm pretty
severely. Aid. Luiz sent Philips to Moyamen
sing.
EVri;BLIC ROMIRD.-Tilf) At Ade of r laarlea Taylor,
on Norwood avenue, Chestnut Bill, was entered
ftw nights ago and was robbed of a lot of
harms,.
AMERICAN ART.—B. Scott, Jr., will sell, this
evening, at 734 o'clock, at the Art Gallery, 1020
magma street, a collection of modern paint
ings, all by American artists, and elegantly
mounttd in fine gold-leaf frames. Sale without
reterve.
THE COURT&
&rick -Mk COURT—Uhler Justice Thomoson,and
Justice Read, Agnew,
Sharawoed and ViriMains.
—The Peiladeiphte li st was roamed. Geor,re
W. &road. phi. in error, vs. The City of Fhila
delp-ita. d• it in error. From the District Court.
This et an revolves a question of the right of the
city to Li culvert in front of prepertv and assess
the owni r for the cost. In the presaot cafe
Jurge 1 - 3lroud's propertv,rin Nrisster street, Twen
tieth Wald, wan astesned 6267 26 for the culvert,
„ and in his cf defence, the judge asserts
that be never T. (tainted the work, and, also,
that as the cuive , t wa, on a public highway, it
was no part of his nio;wriy.
In Ca.. Omit hi low Indvinent was entered for
the city because of an lusalliacut affidavit of do
fence.
The me was argued and held under advise
tnent.
QUARTER tiE.SIONS Puire.e.—M ary
)4;4ltiwa was convicted of a charge of ateatinc
1:52b She was a cook in u family, and Oak the
;none‘ (rem the mistress.
William Id orlev, Jr. ' was charged wi t h corn .
Witting an assault and tmttery upon William
--.~~
Motley, 8r Xt wan n d Dien ty between father
and,son, in which the methet and dater of the
defendant came upon the stand and madded that`
Cho son was not to bhune..- , •
Remarkable -Ithinins Lett • Behind by
ittUeeiti
The invoice taken by three notaries public
on the night after the flight of the Queennf .
Spain of the objects contained in her apart
ments, as well as those of her husband, Don
Francis de /Win% will shortly be published
in Madrid. Some French correspondents
who have been permitted to inspect it sav
that it will be certain to create a great sense
sation. Neither the Queen nor the Kiug
Consort possessed a single book except some
livres d'heures (prayer books). But on the
table of Don Francis there were found large
numbers of obscene photographs, many of
which represented distinguished royal and
imperial personages in extremely lascivious
attitudes. Another remarkable discovery was
that King Francis did not possess a weapon.
In the apartments of this successor of Ferdi
nand of Castile and Charles tae Filth, there
was not found a sword, a dagger, a musket,
but only a small toy pistil. As the King
was known to be a great bon-bon eater, the
fact that all his drawers were filled with_
boxes of sugar plums did not excite mush
surprise. ,
Queen Isabella's artistic taste hal mani
fested itself in various ways. She had pasted
miserable daubs representing saints on some
of the finest Murillos hanging in her apart
ments and steel engravings of th e nun, Patro
cinio,thad been pasted on the immense Ven
etian mirrors with which the Alcazar
at
Madrid abounds. A. poorly-painted full-size
portrait of Pope Pius the Ninth had been
hung over a precious palming by Velasquez;
and the King Consort had been vandal
enough to shoot with his toy pistol at a Large',
which was no other than a historical p tint
ing by Goni. When the notaries public had
performed their curious task, they expressed
themselves in terms of the most intense in
dignation at the discoveries which they bad
made. They compared the members of the
royal family with certain unclean animals,
and slid that those who talked about the re
turn of the Queen and her miserable husband
to Madrid shonld be taken to the Alcazar and
allowed to see the private apartments of
Isabella and Don Francis de Ansisas, when
they would be loudest in demanding that such
persons should not be permitted again to oc
cupy the Spanish throne.
—The facts about Mr. 8 )thern'a American en
gagetnent are stated thus by an English paper:
" After the engagement was signed, the New
York manager ignored it, unless the &etc of the
opening was altered, on which Mr. Bothern re
fused to go on any date. His euceFes in 'tome'
is complete, and his acting is considered superior
even to his Dundeary."
—Pi young Bostonian commercial agent was re
centl tricd and condemned b mock court of
salt sm y
en Bt. Louts, for sellingy a
goods without
a license. - Pe took everything In earnest, all
oleo' forms Were observed, and the defence cou
ductcd with serious vigor. He had even been
91 ret•ted by mock officers in uniform. He was
finally sentenced to "stand treat," much to hie
astonishment.
—The Marquis do Grillo. Rlstori's husband, Is
about to pub iab, in Venice, a volume on the
visits which be and his cilstiaguished wife paid to
the ljuitud Siates. The book will contain seve
ral contributions from the [Ten 01. 4 Adelaide Itts
Lori.
—The Paraguayan Lopez meant to die at An
gostura in the high Roman fat.hion. and handed
revolvtr to his adjutant to shoot him withal.
But when the crew.% was made ready, Lopez
tied.
CITY. NOTICES
eUESTITUTICS I 9 THE DENTAL RANKS
are not desirable; therefore, keep the natural teeth
(11l lif and pure with that wholesome ve2etaele el ix , r,
SutODONT. DO this, and they will last. as long as the
b.eath lasts, and the breath itself will never be tainted.
MELTON CLOTH, CEBAINETO, and NObbE Scotch
Bp in¢ Overcoat now ready at Charles Stokes ag
CO.
TFICFE who intend participating in the in
auguraiion of General Grant, and those who don't
ah.o, ran be supplied wiih the latest style hat or can
at Oakfords', CuLtinental floteL
Quirr and soothe the pain of children teething
Co Bower's Infant Cordial. Suld by all Druggists
No INAUGURATION ever equalled the inaugura
tion of Chas. Oakford & Sone', the great hatters, 834
and 838 Chestnut street.
Comm, Bunions, Inverted Nails, skillfully
treated by Dr. J. Davidson ,No. 915 Chestnut street
Charges moderate.
BOT CROW' Bops, Utah every day through
Lent.
Moans, 902 and 904 Arch street.
BKAIRME_ BLINDNESS AND CATARRH.
J. /MACK, M. D.. Professor or the Eye and Ear
treats all diseases appertaining to the above members
with the utmost success. Testimonials from the most
reliable sources in the city can be seem at this Wilco,
No. 805 Arch street. The medical faculty are invited
to accompany their patients,as ho has no 'secrets in hts
prectioc. Artificial eyes inserted. No charge made
for examination.
SonumAL luarnumszrrs and druggists' sun
drica
ElNovirnEn St Bac:mune.
29 Flonth Eighth .trait,
Nti P ( ) FIT ATI° NTS,
Reported for the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
Ah Et 1 Int. PH--Bark Prtivdt Inn. Mc Uolloch —VW hhde
scent ite.! hbde thelarees Dollen dr. son.
t RIX•• A6—dehr W B Thereat , . Wit/more-481 tihde
61 to. molasses Geo C l mason dc Co.
01.Att 11'4 I; ttIU tiL/19'11'124
POUT OF PHILADELPHIA-
earr sea siarnie Butietin en ineffle Page.
ARRIVED Tlifft DAY.
ettostner Millville. Renear. from N York. with mdse
to NV hitall.l Mum di Co Below Ledge Light.tiassed aohr
J Jpeo , cr. how Boatel'. hound no.
th.i Paleotina Mel:Ouch. 12 dar Arecibo.
Pit. with pager and snolassea to Dalton di don.
Schr W B I horrao. Wtuomore, 10 days from Cardenas.
wit h 1/013. to Oco t 1 Coroon &t (to.
1 4 , hr Vandal's, thimpbt IL, 2 dove from Leipalc. Del.
it la grain to Joe E Palmer.
(ILEA KED T 71121 OAV
Ste ewer Millvillo, Renear. Mtllville, Whitall. Tatum
t:0
chr Emma Bacon, Beane. Bate.ffia J Rommel.
MgMlOttANDst
Ship City of New York. Thomas, cleared at New York
ye.t. rday for Son Francisco.
Ship J C Boynton, Waycott, at Blddleeboro 19th ult.
from Rotterdam,
Steamer Java, Macaulay. from Liverpool via Boston.
at New' ork yeeterdas
Hark Brazil. Hibbert, hence at iletvoet 18th ult.
Bark astbel t Borter. Calvert. from Liverpool for this
port. sailed from Holyhead Ibth ult.—before reported
Nailed 18th.
Bark Corea, Bange, cleared at New York yesterday 'or
M elbour-e.
'Bark Pleiades (Br). Holt. cleared at Matsu:llB2lth ult.
for a port north of Hatteras.
Bark Lode Hilda, Pullen, entered out at London 20th
tilt. for this port.
Brig Dal,y, Philllpafrom London for this port, anchored
at 1 lord 18th Mt
Brig David Bugbee, at Havana 87th ult. for a port north
of Batter to.
Schr Louisa Frazier, Bteelman. at Savannah let instant
from Baltimore.
Behr Mary F. Simmons, Gandy. cleared at Savannah lst
hot. for New York.
Betas Albion. shave. from Rockland and Ago Cariet,
Westcott, tram Boston, both for this port, at Newport 34
Wand,
hr Admiral Steelman, sailed from Providanco 3d inst.
for this tout—not as before.
Behr Ralph Sender. Crosby, for New York, remained at
Havana 27th
schre M (I Fore. M slov. and J J Phan), Soper. at NYork
yaw ter Arty from Baltimore.
Behr Pmilta (Br). Richarde, alined from Mayaguez 11th
ult. for Delaware Breakwater.
Sabra Bertha Bonder ; Margaret Ann. Whelpley. and H
RC. cleared at St John. NB. 84 inst. for this port.
tit bre G M Wentworth, Robtone hence for Calais, and
Lo. tie Beard. Perry. from Now Bedford for this port, at
New York yesterday.
14E1W1111V161 MACH NNE%
Meddlers, iiitarneam.lniatters. ITlaniefeac.
toter.. of • lotting. Boots, eilioesairc.
VC U ,
find it to the' , Interest to nee our UNRIVALI.I&D
MACHINE TWIST and the "Milford Linen Turned."
Manufactured expreeely for ne from the beat ma,tortal.
and warranted a eueorior article.
VIE 1111116E111 RIMIIIPwArrnII 4 O
Manufacturer. and I'mptiotore of the SINGER SEWING
No. 1106 Uhf' Street.
rrvil Ivry Wm te. (XU)PP:u. A vent
QARDINEB —lOO OASEB, HALF QUARTER BOXES,
lariding And for gale by JOB. B. BUBBLER. LOB South
Delaware eyecup.
TIIE DAILY ,EVEIgNtI,I3,ITL . LATIN - 71 1 xtlLApE,l4r,liu, ylu DAT IA4OII, 5, 1809.
Bee Sixth Pao iVe A
, 13 . 1 1— L - k..l4 l llLif)
INIA; VW 4 . ,410,04;110 BIOS.
• ' ' FINEST 10E OP THE 1104.11101C'
Also, afine.extdbitionEN DAY .of ;VELOCIPEDE RIDING.:
OP AND EVENING.
Agency for the calc Of a itttoo og Velocipedes. •
J. W. POST.
SUSAN GALTOWS CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE.
1 1118 ( F B /DiV,/. FVENING
FAREWELL BENEFIT'
MISS SUSAN 'OALTON,
TWO OF (WEEMS AULPS CIO sl oPERAS.
LETCIIEN ANO FRIT Z CHEN.
And OirephmeleA
6466!"601” 1.406111 , 10 060191 ,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. et9l4 o'cleek.
LAST !SUSAN
REA'r ()ALT ONBIEL. MA iINEE.
sATURLity, EVENING. _
Last P. rformance of the
SUHA GALTON OPERV_COMPANY.,
MONDAY. MRTViI for.one week.
N AtAiMAN atV.LIARDNIOt`d
GREAT SEN SA'i we AY AL RA vs
sth ATIC COMPANY.
mOND MA eh .
C. D. lIESzt&I BURLESQUE COMPANY
IN Tlllll ,
FIELT OF TIIE CLOTH OF GOLD. ft
FOR SALE.
Elegant oountry Residenoe,
Within Five Miles of Market Street Bridge, near
the line of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
The above property is first•class in every respect, and in
ye) feet order throughout, and is in ono of the finest loca
tions near the city.
U. W. BEESLAtit, Conveyancer,
No. 206 South FOURTH. Street.
mbe f to 4t*
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
Flour Dealers and Green!Take Notice!
LANGLEY'S
CELEBRATED FAMILY FLOUR
Again in the Maricetl
"Ivory Sbent,”
64Ae0rb,,,, 4940i11g1ey.”.
'I he above braves of Flour are new - strriving from the
mile. and will be constandi on band and for tale in lota
to suit purvbaeera by
BROOKE, COLKETA , Ca.,
FLOUR AND GRAIN DEALERS. :'
Non. 1727, 1729, 1731 and 1733 Milked It.
1(46 1 tr , 41:4 _ '
rr 0 3EL V.
On March ist o
The Room occupied by the late lotto M
Harper, •
nil otter of Watt hes aid Watch
No 308 Chestnut Street Story)
Aiey t io CA now, TM 1131 IJILT &00
102 mt rp
To k ENT—A HAN+I3.OiMIP.LY NURVIBIIED
4111 Vous., in a fashirrtbloqusenr. gent. $2.700 to e
• stn.li family without children. Address. "I'. 1
itut.Lx.rin Office. ' foltl.tr.ro§
(Maw & Justice's Altrenry steam acid Test
are entirely reliable. Indicating by the absolute welsh. of
fiercely the exact pressure upon the Bailers. Maantan
tar ed by
PHILIP 8. .1111.9 rave,
14 North FIFTH Street, Philadelphhs.
Shops— Severitrenth and Coates Streets. Philadelphia.
Infallible Low-Water Signal,
Always indicating by the melting of esin In the bowl of
Steam Whistle and colluding the nlam. a hen there
it a dangerGualy low !stage of water In the Boller. Mann•
lectured b 7
U North FIFTH Street, Philadelphia,
Show—Seventeenth and Goatee Etreeth Philadelpula.
Hydraulio Jecks and Testing Maohinee
of all Pizee from 4 to 100 tone lifting power. Mande*
tared by
PIN It IP M. JUSTICE,
le North FIFTH Street, Philadelphia
Shope—Seventeenth and Coates Streets, Philadelphia
lee to t stmrws
GEO. J. HENKELS,
1301 and 1803 CHESTNUT STREET.
felawrpt
I NGAGERENT AND WEDDING
RINGS.
A large assortment of Coin and 18 karat always on hand.
LEWIS LADOMUS & CO , Jewelers,
802 CHESTNUT STREET.
r-.
WATCHWIL. AND. MUSICAL BOXES' BB
h pared Omuta workmen
FARR & maraca.
IntrArt,erg et Watahos,eto.
Chop trim
WOK ISAIAS.
writerow.
ITI 41UH 1 NEtillf.
PRICES REDUCBD.
PfDILIP t 9. JIIS rice,
runrirrunz. ac.
CABINET MAKER,
WA7:11 7 111E0. JEWELRY. ase.
113LAWFIV APONGR.
Pennsylvania, tlastio Sponge 00.,
1111 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
ELASTIC tiPON QE
A SUBSTITUTE FOR (WALED HAIR FOR ALL
UPHOLSTERY PURPOSES
CREAM THAN FEATHERS OR HAIR. AND FAR
SUPERIOR
The Lightest, Softest and most Matto and Durable ma
terial known for
MATTRESSES. PILLOW&UBIL OAR
CHAI R C CARRIAGE AND
NS.
trimt Is entirely Indestructible. perfectly clean and free
dust.
IT DOES NOT PACK AT ALL I
V 3 always free from Insect We; Ls perfectly bealthr. and
for the sick is ant,qualed.
If boiled In any way. can be renovated quicker and
easier than any outer Mattress.
Special attention given to •
FURNISHING CHURCHES, HALLS. dgc.
Railroad teen are especially invited to examine the
Cushion Sponge.
SATISPA.CTION GUARANTEED.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED.
w t
HOOT SKIII rd
WM. T. HOPKINS.
1115. 1115.
truufaehrter of the Celebrated Champion hoop
Fikirte, bee rewved to hie new and com.
modious building. No. 1115 Chortnut street.' (Girard Row.)
v. here he has opened tor limas lion the argonl &sorts
moat of lior p ekirts, l'oreets &c, in this country. in.
finding every quality. stNle, eize and ehepo fro n the
igheel to the lowert grade of toodd at such prices e
envy°, tango meet the view' f aIL
MADire TO ()RD ALTERED AND
REPAIRED.
Special attention is Invited to our nesortment of
LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.
n blrh we are selling at very load prices.
We buy our tioade nt first harm, in large QUANTI.•
11 tt for entlii, and at ouch prices that yea e f 01 awl
N 11 .1. ,e I avers , !whelp in our hue CHEAPER than Mel
can he lied any a here aloe.
lime call and Judge for yourselvee. atour Atumfac..
'andCory Salesrooms, Lao. 1115 bheetnat atreet..
ciell.f m w•amrp§ NV.YL T. tIOPIKINB.
B-- -
AmmumselMe
PROPERTIES. Their odor is strong, diffusive and
eamcwhat aromatic, their taste bitterish and analo
gage to mtnL
NEDIOAL PROPERTIES AND IJSES.—Bacha
eaves are gently stimulant, with a peculiar tendency
to the Urinary Organe.
They are &min complaints °trate 'Urinary . Organs;
each as Gravel, ()Ironic Catarrh of the Bladder, Mor•
bid Irritation of ilia Bladder and Meths, Disease o
herrcatrate Oland, and Rctenttcm or Incoittinenoo
of Urir.e. ficon &Joao( tone in the parte concerned
Its evacuation. IZtio remedy has also been mom
meni ed in Elysprpols, Chronic RheconotJim; COtane
one Affection and Dropsy.
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, 'KIDNEYS
GRAVEL AND DROPSIFAL EWELLINGS.—Tiab3
medicine Increases the power or Digestion, aril ex
eito3 the AbEtorbenta into healthy [action, by whictt
lb- W tery or Valcareow3 doriositiov, and all Unna
u .u 1 1 - nlargements are reduced, as well as Pain and
nian mation.
cafe of Diabetes in which it has been given. Irrita-
Lion of Welled; of the Bladder, and Inflamm Won o
the Kidneys, Ulceration of the Kidneys and Bladder
Retention of the Urine, Db3eases of tho Prostrate
Gland, Stone in the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, Brick
Dust Deposit, and Mucus or Milky Dleeharges, and
for enfeebled and delicate conatltatlont., of both eexee,
attended with the following symptoms: Indisposition
to Exertion, Loss of Power. Loss of Memory, Dthl
cult) , of Breathing, Weak Nerve?, Trembling
Horror of Moue, Wakofalness, Dimness of Vision
Pain in the back, not Bands. Flushing of the Body
Dryness of the Skin, Eruption on the Face, Pallid
Coruatenance, Universal Lsasßude of the Muscular
~;;;.,
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E=ME
From Diepeneatory of the United EiteiteB.3
BIOSMA CRIMATA-BUOLIU LEAVES.
RELMBOLD'S EXTRACT EUCRII tuts cared every
System, &C.
111 LISIBOLD'S RXTRAOT BIICIII.I is Dlnns'Ac and
Bl3od Purifying, and cures rll Moues arising from
habits of dissipation, excesses and imprudences La
impurities of the Blood, &c.
Sold by all Dragnets a❑d Dealers everywhere
Bewared counterfeits. Ask for Helmbold's. Take no
other. PRICE—gI 25' per bottle, or 0 bottles for
$660. Delivered to 64 addrese. Describe symptoms
n all communications.
Address,
H. T. HEI.MI3OL•Di
594 BROAIDWAN. W. T•
Crir - NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP IN
steel-cngravea wrapper, with lac-simile of tny
cal Warchouse, and signal
iltil'ol.?fr,i',. : .l?;,. '' . o:', : ' ; '- r,L A.1):::1*.:',Y.:...::•..-•:..-:,i&H'.::::',!.9.:0.,...-.'.
deeiro to call Uto attcntlon to the following disposition of the different departments of , tie* btlidteiid.
This embraces not only the choicest productions of Lyons in the way of novelties, but every
article for service from the best quality and matt of Black Bilk W o lin moss moderate-priced dud
can be relied upon and recommended.
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will comprise all the novelties of Paris as they appear la that emporium of Style and Faatdou. Herik
also, will be found goods to suit the moat :Polemic ideas.
DRESS-M AJECINI3t . DEPARTMENT.
This departnient will be In charge of moat competent persons. and with - our facilities far Msais,-
factoring and onr intimate connections in Paris, we hope to make it an entire eucceas. Promptitll4lll
and attention will be given to orders. ,
will be found replete with all the desirable styles of this article. We abaft offer at one opening tit
meet elegant lot of INDIA SHAWLS yet offered in this city.
Every article used for dresses, whether of French, English or German productiOn,ll be repre
sented on the Shelves of this department; also, the beat makes of American - manufacture. It will be
our aim to present for sale every style and quality, so as to suit every taste and need.,
This department it intended to supply every article of Ladles' and !Masa' Underwearl
Infants' and Children's Dretses, Wedding Outfits, dc,e., &e. A supply will idwaya be found Oia
and order will be taken for epeeist wants.
We have increased thin department In stope, and aro prepared to supply all dentanda korn the
moat moderate-priced to the finest articles made, in every size and in all varieties.
will contain every novelty of the season as they occur, including Collars, Barboa, Handkerchiefs.
Point and Brumls, Chtaileettee, Sleeves, and a boat of small articles too numerous lodate&
A full stock of Linens. Linen Shectings, Tablo Damasks, Napkins, tic.. of the toostAried and ap
port d manufacturt 8 of libb and French toske,will elwaye be found, Lowther with all the Malaita
material for starliog housekeeping and also for replenishing.
N. B '
.—HOSIER, COLLADAY & CO. wish emphatically to state Out they intend to show at all
tia cs the bat assorted stock of goods ; but they are determined to sal them et as low prices as any
home in this country.
869 . CENTRAL 1869.
(10TH EMPORIUM.
MEN'S COATINGS. LADIES• CLOAKING S.
FAFCY CABSIMERES.
IIL&C II CLOTHS.
BLit DUEEKINB,
BO1'8• GOODS.
SPRLNG WRIGHT VELVETEENS.
SUPER QUALITY.
67 RAW BRIDGE &CLOTHIER respectfully mmollll6o
that daring the seasos now opening their Propose $ odu
the larireet stook and most sett .ctive assortment of .11
kinds of Clothe that they have ever offered. Heins de
ta maned to wake our house the Castro! Emporium f K
thle deed Wien of goods, we have collected for the P
es nt reason .03VMY deeltablo style and make of Cloths twit
the market presents for
Ladles', 'en's and Soya' Wear.
Onr Ftcck of Ladles' Cloaking , In, omtleular is very
extensive. and bought at the manitfacturers' to meat cash
rates. lt will be to the interest of all who Intend tn buy
this kind of gocda &ping the coming season to call on us.
as we cffer by far the Isigast assortment to be foupd. and
at et f. er that cannot be surpassed anywhere.
We ina Ito dealers, both city and count'►. to ex smln•
our Arc k. as our prince are as 10 V as the same Coeds can
be seld in whole package* by ..tty wholesale houso, whale
otTer many styles that are confined exclusively to
out telvee.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
Ccntral Cloth Emporium,
COWER 6148T8/ND Malin •TBBBTI.
SHEPPARD,
VAN HARLINGEN
& ARRISON,
1008 CIVESTNUT bTEEET.
LINEN
Housekeeping Dry Goods,
AND
Curtain Establishment.
Lim mui LARGEST ATOM IN TIM CITY
AT LOWEST CABII PRICER.
Foal Hamlet and French Heim Linen Sheeting:6
Beet Heavy Pillow-Case Mums.
Double Damask and Beal Barnsley Table Miens
French. Double Damaskand Huckabact fringed Towels.
Splendid Double Damask, .Table Chithei. of elegant do.
sigmh from 2 to 0 yards long. with largo NAPKLNB
ttr
match. •
Fine Marseilles Quilts.
Etch (Intone and Fll:l3ltUreGlaint
Embroidered Cloth Piano and TOlis (Myer
Elegant Plaid and Striped Vdt aloveridge. s.
Lase and Zint,iingham Curtains
Of New Patterns.
Silk end Worsted Curtain -Draperies. and Furniture
CovErings. in great variety.
Plain and. Bordered Window Shades.
N. B.—The best makes of Domeetie Musßac In all
widths at the lowest Cash Prices.
felP I M w .
11(RADAR'8 CELEBRATED PURE TONIC ALB FOB
Invalids, family use, De.
The subscriber is 110 W furnished with his Dill Winter
supply of his highly nutritious and wellanown beverage.
Its a Ida wreae ono increasing use, by order of phvek
clans. for It.r al de. use of families, dee. coturn ,, nd it to the
st , er tiou of all consumers who want a sirictly - pure ar.
Orb ; metaled from the beet me/Odell , , and put up in the
most careful manner for home use or trammortation. Cr.
dors by mail or otherwiee promopv sou-MJOed.
RDAN,
241 Poßt . istrOßT,
Below Third and Walnut streets.
lat, ND% ISUbTObI 13181JUIT.—BONIV8 BOSTON BM
.1) ter and SUM 1416cEdt, landln&from Warner NOralfirk
and for sale by JOB. U. DUBBIEU & Adauti for Sonil
148 South Delaware avenue.
11. T. lIELMBOLD.
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IN CIPMNINGI
THEIR NEW EKABLISHMENT,
CHESTNUT STREET ABOVE BROAD,
SILK IVEPA:FL'TME NT.
MANTILLA r) IE. pArttrmammr
BRAWL -n-v,pA.wr,c4lEN'T
TIMM SS G 4-00 IDS.
DEAPAitTMENT!
LACE AND EMBROIDERIES ,
HOUSEKEEPING GrOOODS.
MIXED CLOrns,
PLMIst OLOTUS.
FAR' CLOTIIO.
OPERA CLOT as.
`' t a.
"JLAIN CA ERIE.
CLOTHING HOUSE,
First Class Ready-Made Clothing, suit ,
able /or all Seasons, constantly on
hand. Aliso, a Handsome
Line of Piece Goods for
Custom Work.
OEO. W. HERMANN.
EARLES' GALLERIED,
LOOKING GLASSES.
OIL PAINTINGS,
JAMES S. EARLE ik 5018.
FRENCH PEAS
aND
MU 11R 4D 4D rvi .
Tie Finest Small Tender French Peal,
Illuskreems and Trnillai.
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arses
Oar Very Fine Olive . Oil, llEvocaroni
and Vermicelli. ,
SIMON COLTON & CL&RICE,
S. W. corner Broad and Wall it Sta.
alfmw
I NDIA RUBBER MACHINE BELTING STEAM
1 Packing Bose,
Engineers and A l ters Ond a full assortment of
cloodyear's Patent Vulcanized Rubber Beltin& Paeldag
Hose. dm. at the Manufacturor's /leadquarteni.
GOODYEAR'S,
208 tliusitnut street
South Ode.
N. B.—We have now on hand a large lot of Gentlemen%
Ladies' and Wares" Otuti Boots. Also, every variety and
s Vp IltMr(lvPrroPtft.
1p 'rub . Phi:kik:BllED RINGER. -- PREBEIWED
A
onprr, in mut , . ef the celebrated Chyloong Wendt
Oro. Dry IPreeerved Ginger, in boxes. imported end fpr
enie by JOSEPLI D. BUSSIER & 0(1.. LOB Routh Damage
SVOIIIIO.
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ONES'
40 NE-PRICE
004
MARKET STREET,
PHILAIVLPHIA..
TUB WINE ALMS.
816 OffEETBUT STREET.
PICTURE FRAMES,
FINE ENOHAVINGS,
CHROMO LITHOGRAPHS.
onoonatEti.