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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

STOLE A WATCH2Andrew White and
another person went last evening into low
drinking establishment caii0d the Golden Eey,
10 Garter street, above Second. kept by woman
named Mary Mcnamara, and stole gold watch
worth $75, the property OF female boarder
White was arrested and held IN $500 bail by
Alderman Better, but his companion got off
with the watch.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

THE BEDFoKD STREET MIssIoN.-The
Thirteenth annua1 meeting of the Bedford Street
Mission took place last evening, at the Union
NJ. %. Church, Fourth street, below Arch. The
exercises were opened with PRAYER by Rev. Mr..
Csrrow, pastor OF the Church. The report was
read by the Secretary, Mr.. John Parker. 1t
been greatly prospered, and that. the managers
in consequence had purchased plot of ground
adjoining their present building, measuring 30
by 100 ieet on which they intend to erect
building for the better accommodation of the
recipients of this charity. A fourishlng Sunday
School is attached to the Mission. There is also
day school, numbering about 225 pupils. This
school has ioUr teachers, who receive pay for
their services. In order to carry through to
successful termination their plans, the mana.
gers will require about $40 zoo, which they hope
a generous public will contribute. The meeting
was, addressed by Rev. A. Cookman and Rev.
James Nejll.
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warerooms, No. 1O2l Chesnut stree

w, & B.. Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth end Market
". & Il, Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W. &B., Good ClolhiDe, Oak Hail. Sixth and Market
W. s. B., Good Clothing, Oak Hall Sixth and Market,
w. g. b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
W & B., Good Clothing Oak Hal, Sixth and Market.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

SALE OF FINE PICTURES -Messrs. Birch Sc Son
will continue their sale this evening of the valuab
Paintings that have been on exhibition at their Art
Gallery, No 1110 Chestnut street Many of the
finest works arc included in this evenings sale which
will commence at "a o'clock.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

DEsTRUCTIvE FIRE THIS MORNING.
About O'Clock this morning a stone structure
attached to the mill of j. Bolton Winpenny,
situated in Manayunk. took fire and was totally
DESTROYED. The first floor was occupied by the
boilers, and the second floor as q drying-room.
finishing-room and dye-house adjoining the
building was considerably damaged by water.
The entire loss will reach about $3O00, on which
Brayson, an employe of the mill, in his en-
deavors to subdu0 the Games, had his hair, eye.
brows, and arms badly burned, and made a
narrow escape from being fatally injured.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16
A Meeting in lavor OF the construction

A MEETING IN aVor OF Che CONSTRUCTION
of a Passenger Railway through the western
part of the city was held last evening at Twenty.
fourth and Spring Garden streets ut which
resolutions were adopted urgingupon the Legs-
lature tue necessity OF granting a charter for
that purpose. copy OF the resolutions was
o1dered4o be sent to each one Of the Senator's
and Representatives at Harrisburg from this
city.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

PHILADELPHIA FENIANs.-A large con-
course Of Irish assembled on a vacant lot, at the
corner OF Eighth and Fitzwater streets last
evening, for the purpose of organizing them
selves in Circles. The District Centre, accompa-
MED by the Centre Of Philadelphia Circle,
arrived on the ground at O'Clock, and delivered
patriotic address. The Liberty Cornet Band
volunteered their services, and enlivened the
proceedings with national airs. No notice was
and consequently there was not time to invite
other speakers, or make the necessary pre-
parations. ..-..
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

SERENADE TO THE HON. WILLIAM D
KELLEY.-At the conclusion OF the Hon. William
d. Kelleys lecture, at Concert Hail. last even
ng before the Social, Civil, and Statistical AS
sociation of the Colored People Of Pennsylvania,
the Delmonico Association, composed of cOlored
men, headed by their fine brass band, pro-
ceeded to the residence of the sister of the
distinguished orator, on Green street, above
Nineteenth and honored him with serensde,
Mr.. Kelley appeared and delivered a very ex-
cellent address, thanking them Tor the honor
they had seen ht to confer upon him.
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ARsoN.-About ten o'clock yesterday

ARsoN.-About ten o'clock yesterday
morning smoke was discovered issuing from the
upper floor OF the iour3tored building, No. 707
Callowhlll street, occupied by W. B. Alexander
as a dwelling. A member Of the family pro-
ceeded up stairs, and found washstand on the
fourth floor IN flames. The fire was eYtinguished
without doing fuI iher damage. Shortly before
three O'Clock IN the afternoon smoke was again
tlme bed was found to be on fire. After con-
siderable difficulty the flames we're extinguished.
Fire Marshal Blackburn was sent for, and on
Investigating the case concluded that a young
nurse, was gritty OF the crime. Having charged
her-and she at once confessed her gullt-the
Girl was taken into custody, and will have a
hearing this afternoon, at the Central Station.
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BADGER -Oa the morning of the 1Ath instant,
after a lingering illness, which he bore WITH manly
fOrtitude, SAMUEL BADGER, an old and we'll
known citizen OF Philadelphia
Dae notice will be gwen oil the funeral.
DALLAS.-Oh the 14th instant PHILIP n.
DALLAS, son OF the late george NJ. Dallas, ia the
Funerai services at st Peters Church, on Msnday,
the 18th instant, at Il V'elOek h., punctualy
DEyINF.-oh the 14th instant, JOHN W. DE.
The reatiyes and friends of the family are respect
fully inYuod TO attend the iuEeIsl, from the resi-
Saturday, the 18th instant, at 81 O'Clock A. Nj.
PHILEMON the 14th instant, MARY q. FELL
TEN, wIe of Jacob Felten, in the 44th year of her
age
fully invited to attend tho funeral. rem the resi-
dence OF her husband, Ne 1928 N. Fifth street on
SUNDAY Afternoon, the 1878 instant at O'clock To
proceed to odd Fellows Cemetery
BOOPES On Wednesday, the 14th instant, Miss
w. ANNA HOOPES.
Funeral services at Holy Trinity CbUch. at 2
O'Clock T. Nj. on saturday, the l7th instant. Inter-
ment at Laurel Hill Cemetery
SIEVENS.-OR Wednesday, the 1tth instant
SARAH, wife of David Stevens, IN tho 56th year Of
The friends of tie family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from her late residence W.
corner of irard and Eleventh. streets, on Saturday
next, the 18th instant, a. eeleeS T. NJ, without
further EOtce.
sTILLIlAN.-On Tuesday morning, HENRI
ETA b, wife Of hemas sulman, and daughter OF
Her relatives and friends and those of tho fImily
are requested to attend her funeral, trom the rest
dence Of her husband No. 17l5 Green street, on SAT
urday morning at ~ o'c ock without iortleGholoe'
n worry. .H HANDLETABI.E AND TEA KNIVES,
| will s,eei or silver ated blades; Came and Meat
Carvers ana Table stesls and Butter Envesaor sale,
with other Table Cutlery by irPr,r,N p SHAW
No ss5 Eight Thirty -hvel MARKET St. below Ninth.
T1PHOIeTERERs' AND SADDLERs' HAM
u mers variety otCerpst' Ryei Claw Veneerlns'
| NgNI.a Hrflan II IA a.
anu "'Her 'ii'-'i'''S' ~ TRUMAN a SHAW.
lDAILRoAD CONDUCTORS POCKET
makers Punch Pl ers. Eyet Punches saddlers anu
Hand Punches Tor SAFE Dy Tpr1iAN q SHAW,
No. ss5 lEgnt Thrty-hve, MAaHtr St, oeiow Ninth.
TOR.DA MS Toni Q Al o
| " JokDAN'S Tor ALE.
1t IS s9as96r 3 by ss reaui n but
convince the most skepuca O. its great me ~ 70 Dc
''N' - No. 220 PEAR street.
Champagne cider, by the dozen, bottled or 81 the
THE FLORENCE
Lock AND KNOT STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
re be best and the only family machines warranted tc
| give entlIe satisfaction, ormoncy returned'
SALESROOMS.
| No. $50 cHEsNuT STREET.
n B. Anklnds Of hne Sewing and Stitching promptly
I done in the neatest panner
Operators taught on the Florence without charge Al
the ofnee 90"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

A Policy DEALER ARREsTED.-Jo A.
Collins was before Recorder Eneu this morning,
charged with selling lottery policies. The prln-
cipal witness was Flank J. Monaghan, who tes-
tilted that Collins was in the lottery policy bust
ness, and he (Monaghan) had received license
from him to sell policies, and Collins said he
would be protected. Tne witness had paid
meney to Collins agents in different parts Of the
city, and when any hits were made Collins
always settled all disputes.
The policies sold were mainly in Kentucky
and Shelby. Witness had had books settled
With Collins as late as March 10. He sold for
and on account OF Collins. On cross examina-
ton, witness said he had returned two books on
the 10th OF March from man on Sixth street.
lie bad nothing 10 do himself since March l,
He had sued Collins before Alderman Lutz, and
had him bound over, but he did not appear, and
his reeognizance was forfeited. This morning
witness had received fourteen dollars for a hit
made on the 10th OF March.
Peter Lent was the next witness. He was
employed by Collins TO write numbers in books,
etc., aud has bsen engaged with defendant
ABOUT three months, and received hits from
Collins clerks three weeks since.
Other witnesses subpenaed did not appear,
and the case was held over until Tuesday next,
1t o'clock p. N.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

PICKPocBET ARREsTRD.--A man named
william Moore, hailing from Baltimore was
arrested about O'Clock last evening, in the
neighberhood of Twelfth and Chestnut streets,
charged wrh picking pockets. He was locked
up for q hearing.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

e-ss.5ee=7zzz1 4 REDUCTION OF 20 PER GENT on THE
FS 81 REGULAR SCHEDULE PRICES.
Desiring TO reduce our large stock of superior and
hiGbiy finished Beseagood Pianos, previous to the
moval TO new store, NO. 1103 Chesnut street. we
have concluded to oAer them at prices below the
cost to manufacture Persons desiring TO purchase q
first class Piano at reduced rates should not fail to
avail themselves of this opportunity.
SCHoMAoKER & Co,
Nurrn NJ Ni,nar, ,Inlrn
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

A Word TO 'LAND-LUBBERs.-The "Stern Post''
Of @ chip is not weekly paper. The Bsrths on
board do not necessarily add to the census The
Hdtch'1qys are not hens nests. Pugiliss not
engaged to Boz the Compass. The Boatswain does
not pipe all hands with a meerschaum. Snips are
not rigged OUT at Stokes & Co.'S One Price Store.
neither are they boarded" at the Continental, or
any other Hotel
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

GtssEsSeFEg A DISCOUNT OF ONE HUNDRED Doll
tt ~ LARS and upwards in the price OF StecE
& Co. and other make OF Piar os.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

PRICES REDUCED AN styles Photographs O
superior character, style, execution, and finish un
surpassed. rare chance. Moderate charges. b
f. Reimer's alery NO. 64 Arch street. Go early
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

HERNIA OR RUPTURE treated with professional
skill and trusses or approved construction applied
by @. H. Needles cor of Twelfth and Race streets.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

1905, 5.2Os, 1o-40s, isis, Compound Interest
Notes, and Gold and Silver bought and sold by
DreXel & Co, No "a South THIRD street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

ELECTION BY CoUEeLs.-Councils met in
Joint convention yesterday and elected the fol-
lowing officers w. j. Philips, Superintendent
of the Police aud Fire Alarm Telegraph, and
Charles Oat, superintendent Of Trusts.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

DECLINE IN GOLD I4GPoRrANF NOTICE TO
IAluLIE6.--W. p. Maddox CO., No. lis South
lrc street, have reduced the price OF all goods In
tue fine grocery me to correspond with the
great decline In gold, Upon some arGcios very
oolces teas spices, etc, aTe all much cheaper.
The ianey goods branch OF their business has
also partnken OF the sliding scale. Sardines,
petit pOis, chanpignons rnflss pates dc aies gras
English sauces, preserved Ringer Parmesan cheese,
olive oil, capers, anehoves, olives farces and, m
deed every article OF ianeV nature, may be OBJ
tained at lower rates We commend the store 10
housekeePers and assure them that spirit Of enter
prise is eynced here worthy Of patronage.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

How He CAUGHT CoLD.-An eminent artist
lately painted snow storm so naturally that he
caught bad cold by sitting too 1t with his coat
of. If you would avoid taking cold, have your
house properly heated with good anthracite such as
you are sure to get at w W. Alters Family Coal
Yard, No. 957 North Ninth street. below Girard
aYonue. Branch office. Sixth and Spring Carbon.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

Observe the following symptoms resulting from Dis
orders ofthe Digestive organs:-
Constipation, Inward Piles Funess of BIsAd to the
Eeae, Aei6iy of the Stomach Nausea a. Heartburn
Disgust tot Food, Flu ness or W eight in tho
stomach, Sour quotations, Sinking or Fut-
terlns at he Pit Of tAe storn aeh SWIM
ming OF the cad Hurried and Dial
cut Breathing. Fluti ering at the
Heart Choking SufocatRg
Sensations when in living
posture, Din Of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the SiQht
fever and Dul Pain IN the Head,
behcienoy OF Peispiration Yelowness
,oI, he skin and Ey es Pain in the side,
hAGk, Chest, Limbs, Etc. sudden Flushes
OF Heat, Burning In the Flesh Constant
lmaginings Of EVIL ana Great Depression OF spirits.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

PHILADELPHIANs IN DEIAND.-
Our Government did lately fail
A loyGl man to find
To carry to IIoblle is mail,
Until, with prudent mind,
PhiladeIphan they chose
In whom all trust tneY could TepOse
Our citizens, we learn from hence.
Are prized by those in mower,
Aud well they prove theiI common sense
By dealing at the Tower.
OR stock Of Cioihig 10 the largest and most com
piee 5i mis- cig surpassed Jy none h alaterla siye'
ana NJ, ana SOLD Gt prices guardateed tOtper mar mo
forrest. TOWER HALL,
No 6lS MARKET STREET.
\ BENNETT & Co.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

STEALING NEwsPAPERs.-A lad named
Henry AcFate was arrested ,at an early hour
this morning, CHARGED with stealing newspapers
frem the front of dweliing.houses lie was com
mitIed by Alderman T.ttermary.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

FROM THE AMERtoAN JOURNAL OF PHARMAoY
May, 1866; edited by William Proctor, Jr., Professor
OF Pharmacy in the Philadelphia College of Phar-
macy -"Will the fluid extracts 60 ont OF owing
10 the high pice, or can we have some authoritative
notifications OF the formulas by which we can make
them at a more reasonable oostG II tue latter,
shall the change be In the quality Of the menstruum
or IN the manner of applying It, so as to reduce the
quantity requisiteP Can there be a convooaton OF
the Committee Of Revision to authorize some new
method or modification of the present recipesi
With regard 70 the contemplated change in the
quantity or in the menstruum itself, in the preparA-
ton of fluid extracts, would take occasion to say
that in medic the health Of the PATIENTS the great
object TO be gained.
The cost Of material is something, but when put
into the scale with human health aud often human
life, IL is hardly worthy OF consideration at all NV
Buchu (HelmbOld'sl will continue TO be made as
formerly, and II it cannot be maintained at present
prices, they will have to be advanced to NEE. the
advance in the price of material To such as desire
quantity instead Of quality we would say that water
IS a cheap commodity, and may be readily added by
the person using the medicine If he desires to do So
H, i. HELMBoLD, Druggist and Chemist,
No. 594 Broadway, New York City,
And No l04 South Tenth street, Philadelphia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16
FASRI0EARLE lNTgLLNEECE,
Ehs 1--WE GnRua kEsueptiORs al washing.
JRn Lsst EvouiuG.
THE FRINOH MINIsTnR's REozPTIoN.

The New York Haall Of to-day has The follow
ing special dcspatehe9:-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

COLDS AND CoUeHs Sudden changes of climate
are sources Of Pulmonary and Bronchial affections.
Experience having proved that simple remedies act
speedily when taken in the early stage Of disease
take at once "BrooA'S Bronchial Troches," lot the
Cold, Cough, or Irritation Of the Throat be ever SO
slight as by this precaution a moro serious attack
may be wnrded OF.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

Seventh and Chestnut streett
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-03

AZ 60 Z y q d n
The Latookia women in South Africa
have Rbeautifnlw way of dressing their hair,
which is thus described by the traVeler.
@The Latookias wear most exquisite he'll
NETS oil of which are formed Of their own
hair, aud are, OF course, fixtures! At first
sight il appears incredible, but a minute
examination shows wonderful persever-
ance of years In producing what must be
highly inconvenient. The thick crisp wool
Is woven with fine twine, formed from the
bark Of q tree, until it presents a thick net
work of felt. As the hair grows through
this netted substance it is subjected to the
same process, until, IN the course of years,
q compact substance IS formed like q strong
felt, about an inch, and a half thick, that
has een-tralned into the shape of helmet.
A strong rim, of about two inches deep, is
formed byiseWing &c together with Thread !;
and the front part Of the helmet is protected
by piece of polished copper, while piece
of the same metal, ehaped like the half Of a
bishops mitre, and about foot In length,
forms the crest. The framework Of the
helmet being at length completed, It must
be perfected By an arrangement Of beads,
should the owner Of the head be sufiiciently
i. rich to indulge In the coveted distinction.
The beads most 10 fashion are the red and
blue porcelain, about ihe size Of small peas.
These are soWn on the surface Of the felt,
and 80 beautifully arranged In sections of
blue and red, that the entire helmet appears
10 be formed of beads; and the handsome
crest Of polished copper, surmOunted by
ostrich piunos giEca most dignified and
martial apDeafanoo tV this elaborate head
dress. No helmet Is supposed 70 be COM
plete without row Of coWric shells stitch
ed around tbs rim 20 as 70 tofm a solid
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] MENTALLY.-The fearful effects on the mind are
much 70 be dreadedt Loss Of Memory Confusion %
Ideas. Depression Of Spirits, Evil FOrebodings,
Aversion To- Society, Self Distrust, Love Of SolI-
tude. Tmidty, &C.. are some Of the evils Produced
/ Thousands Of persons Of all aRes can now judge
what the cause of their declining health losing,
their ygof heeon1inf weak. pale, nervous and eual
ciated having asinguiAr appearance about the d.
NouRh and syInptOma OF COnsumptiOfi A., 4. a, - 4 ~
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| DIR. JOHNS Ton has discov@edah CertafnP
SpseaB aud hnly bleci ~ tbIed IL thkiV6iidIor
| Weakness Of the BaclSof Limbs Stricturos Affeos
ton Of bh0ufhtnegN6ndyi iilaldrl inK0lnnldry Dis
charges, Impptency, General Debility. Nervousness
s.peppa cg ae p';s yS;cniuao
ling, Digps ef SiSht or lddiness Disess Of he
Head dstcst Nose Or skin Afisctionf cf m dy-
II ordfts Afbtng from Solitary llablls ofJy odi bE-
cRET and solitary practices more fatal tn their vie
H tins tthan te. song oT = sasa ~ ca Mariners Of
II ulysses, bightng their most brilliant hopeNoB NnN
II ticipatiQns, rendering marriage 40, impossible.
II .stWfstnN 'frR0VJNf5 iNn0zNo APtt9sA
/ a. s,,.o,,1f sIaiila si,ii III, 49, - t,r.vatX
VINO nave peconie the victims oi Solita
~ wee, 'hat dreadIula a1d destructive habit which
men AZ Se ss eHasd q
ihte who light Otherwise have entianced list
enine Senates with the thunders Of eoddehcSs u
| weEea ~ ecaVaey ue hNiHg lyres may cAlbEth fun
connaence, a1tnl, al 40 III bs.g "A 4 .,a ,rs A
II .. -. - H. MARRIAGE, y,
Il Married Persons or Younr Men cl,I ccol,nI
marriase, Bsins aware d I ysca faSss 0fss
ssVSS Places %ssIs spsSais csTe ofDr
may relEg3i9us S9ptfe IN bis Reaor qs geptlemaH
anu a G Ie,y 49, ms ski US pIyslclan.
OhkJANIC WEAK NESS -" q
III d2I q ~ NJ ga IN, pa ID latH 3dj
N Sgsi "a T - syL .hIssyoIY .T
M; arahia snd nasr;saH ~ a,i,Io L9nuers nL9
a;Sh, ~ | io,; tne penalty
persons are too apt 10 cdm,nt pug
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ETAKE PARTICULAIRI aNOrIOE

DR.. J. addresses all those who have Injured them
which ruin both body and mind uu fitting them fol-
eitherbnsnessy study! society, or marriage 30 ova
Phese are some Of the sad and Imelapehpy effects
Of the Back and Limbs, Pains in tie Head, Dimness
Of Sight L6ssof Muscular Power. Papitatipn Of the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous lHitAbility, -Derange-
ment Of, the Digestive Functions, General Debility
Symptoms Of Oonahmption.6o. II IAIHT[