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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-28
2. Als gational., gtaats=, County. unb Wlu.
eipaIfsusrn, nis r69reno ess Sabres bssablt purs

ntepaltensrn, nte rabreno neS Sabres bsjablt NUTS
BEN.
8. @erluiis, tie mirflih ndbrsnb nes Sabrss
ourH Dsuer, gHihtruh cbsr i'm 6aneel erlitten
rnreen, nnb bic niht tsrsts tsi @ersanuns bee
prcfts abserehnet rcrbsn finb.
a. 0erlu,te all gsrfauisn pcn @ranbeissntbum
nas felt benz 81. Desember 1863 asfautt wurne.
S. Betras Der fir seSunasns artet gum 8s'
tribe Der 3anhwirtbidaft, rcraus his Ginnahms
bescgen purbe, be3atlten 9rbetslS6ne.
6. uriprinsliA te,atltsr &aufpreis fiji baa
gieb oas pdtrene fes Sabrss mtensr psrfauTt rur'
Be.
z. 9etras, Der fir Mistbs zines MObnbauiea
tbatfihlth te,atlt muree.
8. Scllentstraa Der as,rbentihen unh ss6rduhs
liden Geparaiuren, aae1tlieblid Der Soften fir
Neubauten une permsnante @srtsHsrunsen.
9. Beiraa BON ma6rsnb nss Sabres faaissn une
teSablten 3inlsn.
TO- GsbaIt ober gs,atluns Der 8samten ceer
BeIhGftiaten Der Ser. Staaten, trcrcn tereits Der
Bstras Der steuern iurGfaebaltsn roroen mar.
IL. 3in5fn cber Giptoenbsn BON nem cben in
parasrapb 6 aufSs3abltsn inecrpOrirtsn Gslsa'
i1aitsu.
eteuerrHihtises Ginfcmmen = Bstras Der
stsusr: prO5snt.
Steuer auf
4utihen (@arriaass), 8 clbene ubren, 8tl.
|liarotifGe. Golb unb siIbers ldtrr, (2tfe
A, gecticn 100, slete bonn 80. Stunt 1764, amen.
Dirt am 49, Suli 1869:
Ssns Carriage, Ybaetcn, Garrsca, &c6awap
pbsr anhsrs Ssutrrerfe unb jebe 8utfte, 6iafsr,
Omnibus, cb,r psrrGorisss 5ubrwerf. oas auf Sc,
bern irssno stner sirt rutt unb nas sur 8enusuns,
@srulietsuna otsr fit paiIas s;sr,ranspprt sesatsn
pirb uno msldss aud ,itt ausltlieBlih BET aders
Eau cher gum gpaarsntranspcrt aebrauat mirb,
penn All User $500 unb nit iissr $500 ssIhdst, enz
lhlie6tia res nit benz Dubripsre tsnustsn Yfsrhts
|ge1tirrs-$6.
Carriages bsrislssn Art, msnn i6sr $500 in
Werb-S10.
Gcltens llbren, gang cbsr tbeilnsis aus Sob
cb,r rersclostem MetaI tsfsbsno unb gum Gss
troua asbaItsn, msnn 3u 500 Deer psnoer &c.
ItSst-$i.
Golbsns u6rsn, gan; ohsr tbsilnsiis aus Sob
ceer psrsclostemM tsiiebsnb unS gum @sbrauts
tsRimmt, msnn iitsr 500 seladst 81.
Bi0liarbtiine, gum @sbraub sstalten unb Biz
fsiner @rsNalifsuer untsrnprfsn-S10.
Sir hiellnse jum@etrauh tsfimmt,
per unte Srcs-50 @ents.
Tir sie llnse siltsrsslhirr, gun, Getraua bs'
iiimmt, per un3e zrrp auaihls6lih BON 10 un3eu
gum @ebrauh etner Tami!e-5 Gent5.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-28
: Ser Mteralause an Gle llnfceltarfeit ces

= Ser Ntsrslauss an Gle lnfeblharfsit bss
6artsnlsssns iAsint untsr Den metli4en Stenittc,
ten rnerlhite,lih ,u fsin, eenn cine brsslaucr So
din thnoi3tc pcr etnis.n Saasn brer Serrlhart ben
Oicnn, inosm lie ais Gruno ibrsr @nllahuns ali.
gas, pab i9r bic &artsulsssrn ptcpbsni6t bate, is
triirce miat in DEM seissn, rDbl atr in bsm nahl.
fclasnhen 9ienltrerbal,niB bsirabeu. alls BON
Der Sausfrau ssmahien ginrriirfe blisben fruhts
los, unO nrr6ts bic tsiratb 5lufiss &Sain ialisBs
liA, menn man lls niat abseben lisbs, ipirns ls
lid, nas 2cten nebr,cn. Sc ttieb alto ni5ts Nns
ssrss isris, aGs bic peticn ~ satlaiItn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-28
SSartlt 3u perfaufen.

Der nteeinete bst btrnif feline aus $50 gfer aatem
eano besbenee sam bic de ssfrt uno Die anee-
re Sifte SulSlanb 1T. gum grfauf Die 8arm lisst
W.ilen @blnieOtpe, 9pS 60, SbO. in Springfield
50 pnibip Gs bsfnset nd elm eutes 9aus. Saluag en
ro5er O6faartsn 2DO 3uferabornbiume une bnrenees
8afer au pem Plass. au 1T pas eanp ur DeinbautuI.
tur gut sesisnet.
Ger @aentbam.r H aud breit eaelte sessn staeteissa.
tbam gu pertauiten.
gsessn nabsrsr susfunft p:nse Fb on itn islbf.
Scbn Wfad,
ebilfcibe, 8ps ep.. Stie.
San. 30 81. I'm, 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-28

= atn Der 8ir6sutbiirs ~ auofert las man fcl'
senoe aufaaence Nnncnee: velGen hiene sur HaH'
riGt, sae auf hisfsm Sirhbofe niemanb beercist
reresn fam, auser msr TN aithfpsnsd fslbft lsbf.
Gisjsntaen, wslde bisr beereiat su trereen Minis
lden, rsrosn sriuat, f4 bssbale an mid 3u msn,
ben.
gpbraim @rub,
6iiftr nes 8irAfrrenasfa.H
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-28
WuHDrCeruna.

G8p 1T getinanb giemann? 0eriefte III in g2eu 0ort ae.
6pren pom 100 er fi1 L. u 1852 i'm Ner pom "A Sat.
rem entfernte obne ea6 bis jest ar pom iam erbal=
ten at @s bsst bas fereb pie armee e,n9ereien mar
Seine befimmsrie Wuter, welr es br barum gu tbun ill.,
yadbrit ber iben Sobn su erbaten, eru se5balb aLe
nnsr nS os IN a,sn rsrmsn s a
Die nnterieihnste @creiTe 8ean8en 3u lafen.
Gprefe
@sinbarb unb Sisler,
@0lumbus, Ssc.
Wira Z. '67, Int no
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-28

Sstr pteI 9ietGt. = gins franSSf1hs 3sis
tun8 fhla8t prr, Die msnldlihsn 9snname, rslAs
jsst auf Den 3rdtSfsn nus!cs perwsisn, 5ur Ans
fsrttsuna BON Ssutt5as jn tenussu. Dacurh
fSnale man per Sthf etra 8 Branfsn frrTtirsn.
Sas 1T rcd jn iAsubli9
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-28

Sran3Siiibe Immeri.- Sine ppn Ger TarIsr me-
eicinhen 8acnltG peranabte nteuung Der pasnannten
ammen Sncuire BAT te unBiaubli9fen 0in9e gum 1or=
asin sebradt @s 1T ndmli9 fef8eseu porten, tae ron
600 Sdusn9en, pele Garis pjibrl5 aus eanb (,ur
amnel fddt 5000 fsbsn. ,Ois Rinter ,,r lgmme
ftiden. fast Ger @eri6t enss Saneates .beib s tem
spte itsrefsrn." Sine amme ibernabm in ensm Sabre
9 sduslinse, Se iSmmtIia enfrifiuns Rarten Sin
Dr. @alOpn tbslt nit: @s sd6e amsn, nelGe hns sGu=
seseibit Cu st IS Sabrn etben fort unc fort sdua=
n9e erbaten aber nemas Srses sursdtrnsen Gin Wairs
bstet isa 6riebbpf iei roller sssn Yun Sarer Rncern
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-28
Serans init Der Satatpba!I
EHanSt Spes unb STEMS Seabling
So G b IT!

Ole grfabrnns bat sebrt bas bic satapsa unS pere au
etre &ebenloen Der FduniS eem We6ltbau eaf blabt)
une Onsen ranfbeten unterporen ia une besbab feline
rrcfitablsn Gsfultats ern Die 5pes seeona unb 8sns
Seeen8 no betee heen 6rdnfbsn fei unb mus is
men pn eebab Der Sorang aen aueeren Sorten elm.
aerdntn mereen 81 no aubereem rpia raeienpe gfan.
sen, trasen a Sabre ebr retl nanern ben tiltshsn
Sstnter aus. Die glsns SeeslinI miro fdun Ie auaut
ef une tit ne frlbee aer bic Jest betannen Srauben Ger
S8ein beren sprten urb BON allen gerba 0ereinsn
beens empfpblen nne pen ben been fransSden ump
esntien Gcbpenen porgeiogen SD babe nod 5000 1fans
gen. pee id su ben fpaenben 9reien anbete Sves seee
ling ablessr (ea9srs) 40 Dollars bee puabet Oours per
Susenp.
8ens Seeeltns nur mod 500 SHansen mm beeben gree.
@oneprb $l2 per buneert 2 Dollars per Dusenb
@atawba 5abea 0elanare une ale anberen Sprten e6ns
fals an Sdno D,ine 9Hlnen iinb ale aut aiJorr nnb
bewurie nno i'm 8reen ensm alten &la ae,oaen unb
f6nneu eebbaS nberau NIT grfos 8spHant percen gur
pOn iolben Seitelunsen miro 9ics seupmmen pel5e mt
Gem betrsHsnsen 8aareniblub perisben iinp.
Souis Altltitter,
g}op S14
sanSufp eitY. S6iO, 2l. Oirs 1857. 6pm
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-28
SSlrtlt Ri perfdufen.

Spbn Sfentbal manibt feline ~ Gqeen wefld BON
Warpspe Union Co., SbO, sele9ene 8arm III perfaufen
Oieite beebt 100 Ner 2anb opUn IS gfer futyirt
fnb Gin Swefdfses unb elm einf6dges Bledbaus nebf
Staluna. Adbaus nnb 9runnen befnte Fd auf bem 8a.
ss. Ndberes barber su srfabren bsi
S. g. Seer,
Nsent tss aseFtutsn In MarYsoiae, Union g. O.
Weirs 49, Am 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-28

Mus Drantfurt am Matn.- grtsr cad,
isnbauIer: sc fimmt fcb mol tis Nsmefs.
3psisr SabienbauIer: q mos vNeums
fs's" Sic Urcs' Is, u@stbe fee pinher raus %
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-28
g q It 3 r { t b 4

porsu8li6e
0arte1l= g q III ereien
nb lem aerifanifben Snsfum felt User oreioee[ Sasr.
bunber asemen aus 8oGsiibafteie befinnt aepeen no
te 8epflnat psreen, fpesn e fir bren sroseu
98ertb.
gambler nit SGmersten,
Storstaltes aaf Rem oanSe Oruaafen gu5fnSler ober
rgaire samsu 6dnrer, wslds nt f9On 8unoen Der I'm.
terSeineten no tnc en8eaten, nit pen6en in @eidSfts.
0erbnbuns su terten.
ltuiere m6cleIale Yreis,2iFe,
pde nur fir bic Sgiesrperaufer setruf it, pirs alien
sitafslewtsn, bic iObe perans.n, per Boa u1eIanet
g u.oretb
2anbs unb @arten= =aafeuber,
weber pe g9infe Ibsr @aren6an en6i tprS alien beuen
nit Der 9Uif ee9d pe9e henfeben perlanan unb fbrer
geltslluns enen 5wet Gent BOffempe beifasen.
SaDiD 2anoretb s. Con.
SO. II unb % Sib Se4se Strass
Gbilaselpbia, Sa.
Mirs is. '67. smw
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-28

" Ssrr 8 Gottleb 9ornlhsin in @
petlp, SPITE Geuntp. Ssio, rar 10 sefaaia y
Maentur fir cen vgSsftpsn" am borIiaen Yls
nno unssssnb III iesrnshmsn unb 1T bisrmit
mGttat @slscr fir Den raSeif6ctsn" tn gmpfa
~ nsbmen uno oaratet su qui tiren.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-28
WuHorDeruna.

aSO 1T Seorg Gab aus @uspsrtsreilsr
bei &trmafens fen anter3e7eter 5eunb min9t garist
pom ibm su erbaten.
Safc6 Shneioer,
WpUesftelc, WOnrpe Co., S6io
WsGr8 II. 1867, 3mw
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-28

% linisren asisrn in 8elmcnt So, S6io,s
gen mir bietmit an, bab Wtihael 8sQsr in
@lairspiIe 10 sefdlis mar, bic Mssntur fit
vg8slierten" su iibernsEmsn. Sstielbe miro
RafItSnee er6eben uno Sariiter quittiren.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-28

Iierfa6er Morb gus Geru. Sno tprb cine grdb=
e Wprrebtte beribtst fersn Details uns sSpd feben
Sin Ypn 9snanner Sab 0een entfernt wpbneneer Sar
rerfaufe feline 5orm fr $4,000 Dollars taar unb gns
einem 6rsunb bsgest, in Die staSt tas gslb in
elmer @anf reppniren Gs tes eeibebsn par, beihpI
fen bic 9siten. Die gat itsr in getu m tebsn Sic ebr
ttn in enem Soiel elm unb leasn iie u @et. aber Der
Wann pelde bic 5arm Deran bae, fpnnte nit iblcfsn
@r rede enem 8reunb nne tbe ibn nit eas er ilimme
abnunsen babe es nae gu Saue etpas puifrt isin Ger
@edbte fudte zen 5armer 80 berubgen, fp mad eniser
3eit ane leeterer fli5 au unb ma6e i9 sur Semfebr
test Sen 8rsunb mrle i'm nat asin eebsn laien unS
sins nit. gls bic 9ebsn te 6arm famen aneen ite
Sfsrte bic Sen8 8ebunten. rne bem ginritt in bic
Oate rtliftsn ie bic NIT Sut betefn eeiben ,mer 6n=
rer tes 5arners 8ece bansen in ras Saus ein ter
cine cur spreen Der antere CUR tteren Shire nnb u b=
rem Gnessn sepabrten e auf eem ub6Obsn be 9ee Der
6armern nnb i6res Fnbss. SIM 6aue tefanben id pier
8duter. relhe ales mad @e!S Surdsspablt baten 9ie
3erle MOLTEN @ tapcn MAIDEN, aber Ger srgrimmte armer
unb isin 9amerao ipsn une 6luaen br ron tm spsbr=
Ben tph unb rerwunten BEN Sicrn ebensgefibrli ltn=
ter BEN aus tem Se5n ipeeirten Srsbutpn befanb M Bet
3erl mser bic 8arm sfauft unb in abpsenbeit bes au.
| mes ein eelb tpeeerbelen wplte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-28

8u faufen 9eluht!
gne gut einserdtete gerbersi. Rabsufrasen ts
&. Baum,
Defaace, Oslo.
Naarj Ii. 1857. 3mw
(@ineinnati 9olfsblatt cppire
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-28

Snrin, Is. Mir;. 8cfiatb, Der bict ls6!, 6at
fAriftlid 9s8sn bas llsesrsinfpmmsn sri'6sn In,
sagn unn Dem 9ai1sr rrctslltt.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-04
MR.. DoENELLY TO MIR. RENNER.
Enos Renner, Esq,
Fifth street. and Girard avenue
REPLY or MIR. RrNNER.

FEBRUARY 2, ls67.-Sir:-Yours of the Is inst.
is nj hand, and in reply would state that am
wholly ignorant Of your having had anything
TO do with the case you mention.
The proceedings were instituted by me,
because | believed Mr.. Mullin not to be citizen
OF the United States, and as such not entitled TO
represent any district, because l doubted the
legality Of any party to represent themselves in
the Legislature of this State by subject Of
Queen Victoria; and, in fine, because l believed
myself entitled to the seat.
Trusting that you will be satisfied from the
above that you had nothing TO do with the pro-
ceedings of Renner against Mullin, am, sir,
yours, ETC., ENOS kENNER,
No. 1926 N. Fifth street.
JAMES DoNNELLY, Esq, No. 1850 n. Second St.
l think sir, the communication of Mr., Rem
ner will speak for itself Although not believ-
ing in the imputation cast by him on the Demo-
cratic party OF the city, l trust it will convince
all fair and honest minded men that the impu-
tation, that had anything to do with the en-
deavor to exclude from his seat a Democratic
member was unfounded, and tnat the state
ment made by yOdr correspondent was inCor-
rect. Yours etc, JAMES DoNNELLY
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-04
Philadelphia Trade Report.

MONDAY, February 4.-The Flour Market con-
tinues excessively dull, and prices remain with
out quotable change. There is considerable
anxiety manifested by holders to realize, but
the home consumers cannot be prevailed upon
to purchase more than they actually want tor
immediate use. The stocks, particularly of the
better grades of spring and winter Wheat are
exceedingly small, both here and in the West,
and there is but little probability of an early
acquisition. A few hundred barrels were taken
at SSGS75 for supertine; S9@l050 for extras; Sll@
1850 for Northwestern extra family; 3l204 for
Pennsylvania and Ohio do. do; and Sl45O69 II for
fancy brands. according TO quality. Rye Flour
sells in a small way at S25 q barrel.
Nothing doing in Corn Meal.
The Wheat Market continues very quiet,
there being no demand except for prime lots,
which are very scarce. Sales OF 300 bushels
Pennsylvania red at So; Southern do at S3lO8
300 and white at S3'20C1340. Rye ranges from
Sl.35 To Sl'37. Corn Is In fair request at Satur-
days figures. Sales of 1900 bushels new yellow
at 94@99c for Pennsylvania; and 97@9Sc. for
Southern. Oats are selling at 5795Sc 40 tons
coarse Bran sold at S32, and 30 tons middlings at
S44@50.
Prices of Whisky are nominal
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-04
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,
Monday, February A, 1867.

The Stock Market was rather dull this morn
ing, but prices were 6rmer. In Government
bonds there was very little doing. 1040s sold at
100, no change; 1913 was bid for 6s of 1881; 1919
for old 5-20s, and lO4S@l04b for, June and Au-
gust 7'30s. City loans we're dull; the lie " issue
sold at 100 slight decline.
Railroad shares continue the most active on
the list. Reading sold at 529D52B, an advance
OF /; CataWissa preferred at 290D29S, an advance
of {; Camden q AmbOy at1295@l30, an advance
of 2; Minehill at 56S, no change; and Pennsyl-
vanla Railroad at 564, no change. IS was BID
for North Pennsy ylVania; 6l5 for Lehigh Valley;
20 for Elmira common; 40 for preferred do; ana
800 TOR Philadelphia and Erie.
held. Union sold at 405. 40 was bid for Fifth
and Sixth; Sc for Tenth and Eleventh.; 10! for
Thirteenth and Fifteenth; 30 for Spruce and
Pine; 90 Tor Chestnut and Walnut; 10 for West
Philadelphia; ID for HestoDvlle; 264 for Girard
College; IL Tor Ridge Avenue; and % for Ger
mantown.
Bank shares were in demand for investment
at full prices. Commercial sold at 56. l075 was
bid for Fourth National; l543 for Philadelphia;
33 tor Mechanics; 100 for Kensinet ton; So for
Penn Township; 56 for Girard; 3l5 Tor Manufac-
turers'; 100 for Tradesmen's; Sc Tor City; and So
for Commonwealth.
Canal shares were unchanged. Schuylkill
Navigation common sold at 223; and Lehig b
Navigation at 543. 324 was bid for SchuylkIll
Navigation preferred; 124 for Susquehanna
Canal: Sc for Delaware Division; and 81 for
Wyoming Valley Canal.
Quotations of God-lO5 A. NJ, 1869; II A. n,
1861; II NJ, 1863: l P. NJ. 1861.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehaven & Bro, No 40 5. Third street
NO ann
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-04

CHRONIC DIARRHdsA AND DYsENTERY. Thou
sands returned soldiers and others, are suffering
from these diseases, against which the usual rene.
dies are useless; but for which DR.. HUMPHREYs'
HOMEOPATHIC DIARRHosA AND DYsENTERIo SPE-
oIFICs a sure cure They are harmless Medi-
Gated Sugar Pills, but thing for these dis
eases. Single boxe, 25 cents; six boxes for 81 20.
Sent by mail to any address free. Send to
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co.,
No. 662 Broadway, n. Y.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-04

The Woodstock &c. W. Sentinel says:-"It is a
generally admitted fact that the medicine manufac-
tured by Messrs. Perry Davis Son has been insru-
mental in aeviating much pain and giving relief to
millions ofsufering humanity. The medical faculty
almost every ywhere recommend the Pain Killer, and
its reputation is established the most benef
cial family medicine now IN use and may be taken
internally and externally to expel pain"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-04

HAVING OBSERVED A STATEMENT ny
II the SUNDAY Dispatch" Of January "a. 1851 tns'
three rOugh-lOoking fellows bad met MesSrs. a. ~.
Morton and II. NJ, Day, at Rleys TaYeIn on @ tne
Darby road, in sleigh, and, af.er ABUSING t,s theh,s
one drew pistol and hred the bal passing thIOus.
the hand Of Mr.. Day, and striking his horse caSing
him TO run away etc, and that was arre5teu ~
one of the parties engaged In the Outrage now ~
do not wish my friends to remain under the I'm
precision that am, could be, guilty OF participating
IN such an outrage represented in the Dspatch,
am compelled TO state was in Riey's tavern when
Morton and Day drove down the road; that SONS
persons were shooting at pigeons in the lot IN the
rear OF Riey's house at the time, and the report
Of the gun may have frightened their horse: that
none of the persons in my company either shoL
gun or pistol used any abusive Language 20 Ghe
men In the seigh and that'to best OF my belief,
neither Mr. Day his horse shot, but that Mr
Days hama hurt by the broken shaft OF the Sleigh
That arrested for the above charge, and held BY
Alderman Beiter in 5000 to appear for further hear
ing on February g that appeared at the Aldermans
Office at the time appointed and neither Mr. Morton
nor Mr. Day had the courage TO appear against me.
Il. MCIA UGHLIN.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this second day Of
February, 1867 CIAS E. PANC0AST,
1t Alderman.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-04

To THE PUBLIo-J J. Turtle, 926 Chestnut street,
Importer of Wines Teas, Crosse g. Baokwelps
Pickles. Sauces. ETC., will shortly open large stock
of goods. Previous to which is offered choice
assortment of genuine Havana Cigars, imported in
Strnaa.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-04

GRAND SKATING MATCH.-On Wednesday
afternoon next Qhe weather permitting, from
until 8 o'clock, a grand skating match will
take place at the Central Park (Dr. Jansen 81,
Fifteenth and Wallace streets, for the benefit
of the Northern Home for Friendless Children,
and the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
connected with it. The most celebrated gem
tlemen skaters in Philadelphia will participate,
and Colonel Il. 8. West and Major Il. West,
eminent skaters from Wisconsin, Will engage
in trial of skill with the most accomplished
skaters of the Philadelphia Club. DIR. Jansen
has kindly volunteered the use of the Central
Park for the occasion, and the Satterlee Band
(Mr Herman, leader) has also volunteered its
services. The occasion is expected to be a bril-
liant one.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-04

EMINENT MEN OF SCIENCE have discovered
that electricity and magnetism are developed
in the system from the iron IN the blood This
accounts for the debility, low spirits, and lack
of energy person feels when this vital element
becomes reduced. The Peruvian Syrup, n pro-
toxide of iron, supplies the blood with its iron
element, and in the only form in which it is pos
sible 1or il TO enter the circulation.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-04

ALL PERSONS who are fond of Fine Connections,
G. w. jenkins, No. 1887 Spring Garden street,
would invite TO call and try his stock OF Fine Candies
Iceland Moss Paste, Gum and Chocolate Drops,
which he has constantly on hand fresh assort-
meut.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-04

UPHOLSTERY STORE, where every description
of work required by good housekeepers is
attended to by fully competent workpeope
Repairing, polishing, putting up or taking
down furniture, etc. Work done at half price
during winter months, at W. Henry Patterns,
No, l40S Chestnut street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-04

A FERoCIOUs FELLow.-Joseph Boyd in
duleed in an extra quantity of the ardent yes
terday, and the consequence was that when he
got to his home, in Twenty-second street, near
Brown, he was decidedly drunk. Joseph was
also in a very wicked state of mind, and going
to his cupboard, he took from thence huge
carving knife, and then threatened to termI-
nate the existence OF all in that unhappy house
hold. They seeing prospect of clear weather
coming, did not care to die just then, aud called
in couple of police officers to arrest the am-
bilious carver. He fought them both on the
narrow stairway for some time, when he was
finally put horS de combat and taken in triumph
to Alderman Hutchinson's office. After a hearing
he was held in $1,000 bail to answer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-04

PUBLIC NOTICE e. G. Whitman Co., No. 81
Chestnut street. are now ready to supply their choic
and pure COnfeciions, put up in neat boxes.
Also a large assortment OF Imported Boxes, Sur
prises, and Knick .knacks, for Trees.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-04

EXTRA QUALITY SILVER-PLATED WARE.-B
Scott, Jr., will sell, on. Wednesday morning.
February g. at the Art Gallery. No. 1920 Chestnut
street, full and general assortment of first
quality silver-plated ware, manufactured for
city trade, and all from the counters of one of
the largest Chestnut street houses.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-04

A CURE FOR RHEUMATISM WORTH SEEINe.-s
Fitzpatrick, No. 1744 Olive street, cured by Dl
Eitler's Remedy. No cure, no pay.
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Case OF Reuner We. MuIIIn.
To He Editor Of he Evening 7eIegrdph'-

PHILADELPHIA, February 3, 1857.
SIR;-Your issue OF the 31st ult. contained the
statement that, in the contested election case
before the House of Represent tatives, OF Renner
against Mulin, the proceedings hal been instt-
tuted by me. In contradiction thereof would
beg the insertion by you of the following com
munications which trust will place the credit
where il belongs and at the same time relieve
me from the imputation alleged:-
MIR. DoNNELLY TO MIR. RENNER.
February /, 67.-Sir:-Contained in the Har-
risburg letter OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH Of
the 3lst ultmo is the statement that the pro
ceedings in the contested election case OF lie n
ner against Mullin were Instituted by me- !
would beg leave to ask of you whether sucn be
true, and If not, to request at your hauus a
denial of the same Remaining, sir, yours, etc.
JAMES DoNNELLEY,
No 1850 North Second street.