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MEDICALCARDS.
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Dr. KfSEIOW.

cfnfsent;,1 Ph formerly Of St Louls, Is. fal
+hr n nns vo.u h, lccAtcA in this Gsy II S1 IN
south cartst. eoroer # Monroe, Chicago. H. snd is
il not To- much to lay tA be cne Of the nsoss 'nc
t1 practitioner In orr city ~ eo1tns tae diseases b ad
I'd Eute t. Heslh trat:nE al diseaes n thc
asso dse.1E peenhaE to fe.aa19 you ihink t1s WIT
csf-iul pesssa1 SD. e my aAdss. fte q ea.fEE
Sun fsya, 3tos = M Gu. er adtzrx1 DR. C. BlCk-
TI1H p q Hnr ts3 Chicaru. III
, 1870-04-03

NEw YORK, Arni 2-Masktt very qulst hut
IL asas tt.r M">f classts vi teAt!ie fartrs, which
2fHc2E Alrc2at! low enough. except ttttrr grades
Of sleathcd musiins- whlrh an. high, sl,rh Il New
fotk Ms, which srn At sst', a,i WaII,>ttta u ttxc,
Mhslr Fogtstiaie arr r~nrctt IN i5. :. r. Chitten-
den 10. offered lpt ca%+. vi churt artire i4iAy
al l6tr, which they assert equal tn any IN the
market Vt Hs- and they al~' ot1eEesi sN ba!ts ~
standard weight brown shtetirss at l1tiiahc and
rhoice ltilc Of mari noptns NJ The low price Of
14a.c n-t All Ctnsses Of dry Soo.la are offered at
pIe{ty low nytceA.
, 1870-04-03

ltEAn0rAnTrRs nErAn1AKkT or DAxt,tl1
OFr7EE CH1EF &flMN1Ex &uI SEEHr4FESCE. !
SAISr PAr1, Mon,, Masrh j, i4,1
'a{t-s rrrreal- IN hnr.ats will IT, rrtir+ u this
., ,TEtil l. u. WEnSESl.Af. April u, lsiu. Ea<
, 1870-04-03
COMMERCIAL,

SATERDAr EyEN1So. april .
The following table slIonr the receipts and
shirmcnts Of produce At this point during the
past twenty-four hours
, 1870-04-03
SCALES.
RAILROADS,
AFriYa! and Departure Of Trains.

WINTER IRRlNGEKE.yT.
, 1870-04-03
TIE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.

CHICAGO, April 2, 1870.
, 1870-04-03

ne fast shI Root Cady sell p!Auos and or
CaEs Al aateuAr pztcea creates DO little excite
, 1870-04-03

The following were the receipts and ship
uentE Of breadetuffs and etocE in this city
during tic past week, aud Tor corresponding
weeks ending - dated:
, 1870-04-03
PROPOSALS.

OFfH DoAKo OF TEmyF:Hs ynR-uFzst
HilAtTtAt. KalK rAf 1YxASr

..-..-- ELaS, IL. Masrh II. is.1.s
SEALED PROPOSALS win tc zrerivrd by tn e under
s!ere It thr office Of The bo4ld, In the city Of Esia
Kane County, H. until Il uekek the 18th day u
Ap:l ncxt fer the erron OF that r~rtfcn IT the
Hcsrstai RuIldsrs Al Es{n aEtaorlxed ~ An Act II
rst4h.ah The Northern Eluns Hospital aod .ASla. fur
The 1rzanr+~ arpepvrd Arril ii ls<D.
Prr<e.ls take Ia E7pss for Furnishing an
materials. and aecs Al the wort zs:srE to complete
that part Of the hcdins L, be esrttd ssrnrdins
{" thr plans and eyrrpt thr heating appa
ratut proper. The As VI the buiIinx he 1t bssek
AID stonc.
frrposz win he alAo nrteIve1 for al work ueluL[ue
materials in the 1Ascn department. to tn.ludc
work. brick work. and piastestnf-
Also. fer eap-ntrt's work, ucld!ns Exfne rafrtiux
and glazing Eas Citing and plsruhfEx and truu work
All proroaAh must h accompanied with bond a{
thrrc thousand doAss 10 the State IT 1Dtunt4 with
twenty-five ernt re~euuc stamp ata1p. Tat
te pTsno or Ferrous king tho pnrosA will promptly
cntet Into eorEzrt for aouR the work IN the aauo
shall bc awarded to him them, zna kds will t3
considered which do not conform u The xhovc sluit
| EnentA
Thr parry to whom tie contract shall h axsrdrd win
be required u Gte bond tn thr of dnt.ht the
amount he " sreeive for rad uosk To bt approved hF
the toa:d.
The Tsrsst~ etersr thr txtt 10 r~s-rt sar all rr-
pps2is which they shAn dc~ru Incompatible with In
trrtHnf the StAir.
PDrtsals must be eEeioA,t IN +rslsd enrrLrr CO.
dorsrd- Proposals fcr SnrthF-n Illinois Il.-tl{a1 hud
Asr1uSp for the tcszpr.~ and allnrt4I
, 1870-04-03

Ihe receipts Of nrc hogs for the week inst closed
were II, 20, against IL, SIS last week. xn IL ~ for
tne corresponding week In 1860; and the ship
ments a,s4l, against 1860 last week, aud 1Alss
TOT inc corresponding week IN 1859. S1ncs. Janua.
80 sSs,sN head have been received, against
s. KS head
T1a4te oIenei very quiet this week, but the nez-
HFe Receipts sf Monday And Tuesday impaired
nnnyant tone 70 the market, aud prices advanced
Etasoc, nr 10 N.sn79.oo for common to strictly
chosce- THIS improvement, however, WIS not
thg a4s Prevailed, and prices have gradually
Shaded %, until the adyA1ce established eattJ IN
easy st a-3sas.sA Should rr,ces hold up in the
Esst, and the roads tn the country not improve
materially. there Is sronR probability Of prices
hen tAktn9 higher r1nge. The condition OF the
rpa4is at present l. such that the hogs cannot be
driven to frArfetin Sufficient numbers to meet
the legitimate wants Of the trade To-day the
mAffrt WAS duu and Depressed, sud nomiually
lover, the tpIk Of the sales making n concessions
OF tAlec- The receipts were ngh-l,t59 head
NFIv 1.t,fa rfIHx
, 1870-04-03
DIR. KaDhQel

preoibes llssses rtshout any 0fosm1sfeN FROM th4
patient anl c.1Irs without any e3pe1cats nr e ufe q
trraunent Ii ass Nadson-st, 1g st.!ss. Esss11sa,
tIcn, tes. r. Send fes bis ~GG1pE TO HAAsFH
, 1870-04-03
REMOVED.
WEST STDR HObESIEAD ASSOCIATION.

REHOyAI-7he cteec Of tho Wet sIda Ho1neztcal
Association t. svoEes the northeast corner Of wash
fnxtsu Aud Ct4yk-Aes- rEdes the FIFTH National Rsnk
4. 5, GOULD, Seesu4s.y
, 1870-04-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

For tt.e Week Ending Ispril1.
SATURDAY EVENING, April .
BEEF CATTLE
, 1870-04-03
a Good Showing.

The following large lines Of INSURANCE haze been
placed, Within a few months, hy the Mutual Sc
cutjty Insurance Camn6ny.
, 1870-04-03
BILLIARDS

....... . THE rARkEa.C0nS MATCHES
ar the htAbFortAn0 topics In lllllAf1l rrreA The
first match, viz th1t vi the fou1-ba game occars
t,Ee week fn.tl t>-Musruw night, n Ershy' Music
lthl- Parker and tsO0n are Acdulonsy engaged in
rr''ra!1.d for them at hlrefnan.s factory. Thete
has Stls10rn been match II billiards made In Chi
carn which has attracted 50 much attention. or
Witch WAS atteniesl with such diversity OF onln-
Inn a u tho probable result Coon's atsence
nun the city for the past ten months
has served to mJstify the knowing
Parker for the winner beyond s1otht kuch beng
The confidence Gcnerall. entertained with refer
*,1lcc 70 hts game; 6ut then, on the othrr hand,
Gantnf unil0ulItst1 skill ami hriiitncy, coupled
with the probability That the rast year has wilt
Messed decided improvement In the steatlnrss Of
hss play, are duls taken Into account and no one
F'1MS to EAsc determined how u invest in the
way VI HnRtsa. This state OF thtnYa Resves to
GslEhfen The interest in The two MATCHES, md tht.
attendance Is sure to bt ta-Tr- The rccund match
fai+s PLACE al Lhe Music Hall on the evening Of
April x.
, 1870-04-03

Aead Tie 6usct9 from hon. VIM. Barnes IT
poft On tie condition of tho Life Association Of
AoeIlca, u b found In another column
, 1870-04-03

SHEEP-Recetych to-day, So; received this
lhe week, s,ss+. Shipped t1-41ay. none: shlPp~t
remarkably light and, with shippers ami local buy
ers in competition for The oue!1nSs, the aiEanced
prices of last week hasc hcen thoroughly su+talae
throughout, N.NkaAQ0 being the ruling rates for
common to medium grades. while evoi To choice
have enmmau'se.l $a-hka7.0J few extra brought
$s-sa. 40. Al aEe so!d oLd the market closes
fffn
, 1870-04-03

For tA- Week Ending Aprils.
SATURDAY EVENING, April .
BEEF CATTLE
E<e<ipts. Shipments
ls'a lss0. $50. 1sas.
Sunday anA 4ooday. l,2ess 80 1.oa3 1.osss
H.,.",.. ~ - aels yls LIZ M
Thursday. ...........,. ], ~ 1,ss2 A1l ~
ssra;,a;. ss,nas ;;....,.: 81 81 w ''sss =, 1sIs
Total .-.. ........ ..sai s.se eus s,sla
VEN w. tsforc Iass,.... :,Ss ~, - ss5s 49, 49,.
Week ending MAJ. IL. sizes .,.- 3.ccs -.
zcs' z.ns 's5 'ia: e: is:. 1sss: ;s IS: s;!s s
The Monthly iectipt: and saiipntnts Of btei
1esalns rf|I.sa III i !. i$ s i sis IoileS :
xssSi. Es;ss:! Ill III 81! 81! IS: IS: Z Is;
e1a so,al. 5o,55i s:,;t, @..s; ;s.l51
LNI STocK FNEGNTS
To Buffalo, Suspension Bridge Pitts
buEEh, and Bellalre. ..........-+.so c = 100 Ii
To lmnnff. ...-.......--.'...."..Hc g ioo p
he following Weighs ate Tue ieass shst a:e
saien, md III exceas Of actual weight Is charged II
the crrrent rates:
Double -deck caIs Of hoss, 8 car.......sl,o ,oo0 Is
S,nc,e-deek cars Of hogs . 7car,-.----..lt ,eoo r
Dooolo-deci car of incep i =
THE MARKET.
The light arrivals Of Monday And TueslaS. Acd
the higher rates prevalent Ia the E2s1 had the et
feet TO tend FrlceB uP sa&14c, Is compared with
the pz7ceA current on the closing days Of the pre-
ytors week, but since TnesdAJ qufeter ferllnx
has per1aded the market. and prices hare eetted
bAek TO about izst Saturday, range, or 70 s9SH3
$40, according TO qualify. The weather has been
most unfayofahie for outdoor operations, but
trade does not appear 70 have suffered any seE1hQ3
drawback ou that accSunt Il The large attendance
under which the pens we're kepr well cleared
and the ps1ces realized. II NIT n ali cases sastssac
toTy. we're generally ret1uHeradEe. The character
OF The deD1nl and tht euAttJ OF The sttsc8 Mas-
ketet1 Wers Substantially TIM kaIlt u lnI1u9 the
previous twu weeks, fair % good nist and Becont3
class steefs constituting TIE matpr portion Of the
offerings while the demand, a. heretofore, waa
principally for stock answering The aoose descEtp-
fiou 70 supply the waors Vt the New York. Albany.
Boston, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Cleveland
Ma1kesx Tie demand for these pointa has been
Eteady and strong, Aal suitable ncrsoSs hare been
promptly taken II z a"4 80 for fat "pony bui1t
eseers. avetaEinG from $50 To 1,1oo Is; @6 7aa
80 for good 70 choice smooth fat steers,
Averaging tE1m 1,eo1 10 l,tnG rs, ani al
5'.@:sa-a90 for ezra graded steers. aresa3;nc
from go to I 500 Is Er.y in the week TWO or
Monday. for 30 head firm Mclean Counrf, arersy-
Ing .,+4o n, and On Tuesday 81 head from Rnlo,
Sehrnsfay found huyef at &-ta4. but, 1t the
nalsel The demand for home consumption has
been mml, but the class Of stock taken WAS u
good quality, md the prices paid fully up to those
current last week, $aoa1d5 being The ruling rates
for fair TO choice fat coxs, and common "a III.
Stock steess have been inquired tot 70 tatI extent
feeders. apd ,aesz patehANa were s9s!
, 1870-04-03

The following were the closing priees On
hreadstuns to-day. and one year ago:
April 2, ts;G AFrI ), 1872.
Flour, pprtak e1ua. ..a9 aL5 sIsHsAs
Wheat, No spring. ssat4 1o9asLooN
Corn, new........~. p 4 ~ 5s q s9A
Rye, No. g.. ...... = g 7aX LIS sL1sa
Barley. No. e-....... Is @ 60 lGn ;.
Tie following grain has been received since
the fret Of the above tHbles wAa made up, at
o'clock this morning: cars wheat; cars
corn; cars cats car rye Total. IS cars,
or 1000 bu-
There WAS fun attendance on Change to-
dav and moderate activity in the grain uaar-
kets, with higher prices AL round, though gold
was "od," and Sew York WAS no higher e1-
cept On CON
Hishxines were strong, md 1c higher. sales
we1e limited to 200 brls isun bound It 39c> The
, market closed with drn holders al 99cfsel. 90
. for wood and iron bound lots.
Provisions were quiet, but fna st yester-
days prices. The market opened rather dull
, On lard, With stronger feeling On the pa1t OF
I holdeT Of meats, hut hodera of lard would
not bell under outzide figures, and buyers Of
shouldaza would not adranee their viavs.
Thezp Was good deal Of diaeussioo about 10
, 1870-04-03

INC Best md Original Tonic OF
us,unGsCihnsqlorus and CaNsayx, known as Fezro
ra, sus.s eelor 10 the blood, TIC phosphorus re-
c,1es a ne q ne nerve tissue, aad the cstsara
~. HshnsAu1- hea}thful tone to the digestive or
-, tssn5 rurtuR dysptrsa IN it, FaEtous FORMS
~ sel GENERAL debility, depression Of spir-
"a NJ VIZ Yan.ses1nd only by Caswen, Hazard i
, 1870-04-03

s@at Ikhc9m curcd by uaInE Juniper
~ W SOAP 1oAde By Cakweu, Hazard ca, Sew
, 1870-04-03

s4-[.. 4as1.Mliton d Ioadlcy, 1872 Lake
ss. seset. are now receiving tAe!r srrine stock OF
on1 =, 1T enns. n ~ The leading silcs, 1hch they
, 1870-04-03

.nsP nAPef HsnKtnxx nnd Window
hs4sles, has1, Mtsst styleA Pa1nts, OTIS k4Asa and
ososaes, Il F. E hgoEa, q lsndoiph street
, 1870-04-03
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Cod Iiver OIL
Hafau &casweii4 Cod Liver Oh Is the oest.-
, 1870-04-03

CHICAGO + SOUTHWESTERN RAHRnAn
Ticket Otc-, r,lthtaAt rxnrr nj Cfsfk ard IakcttG.
G1CNcL bLrITA ASLuAAnu LINK
, 1870-04-03
II. ". FADEl.E FORD,

Secretary Honttl of Tru~tce<>
Tfsnr and f&eihcatfaas will h. eththittru at tho
.ee Of th loas. In Efin. and After the Ath of tbs
rrr~. IT tloath-
C.y HOf.nFS
HENRY SH EItMAX.. Tsfstf-sx
OLIVER EFElETr,t
Atttrt: r #. rApE1EoRp. Sse1rtafy.
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To the voters Of tho pinh Congressional Dis

trtct.
As my political opponents are assiduousv endea :
voring TO class with the "Free Traders | deem
it proper 70 define my position the tariff question,
that all who may favor me with their support may
vt te understandingly.
At this time and in our country the comparative
merit Of free trade and the protective policy is not
debatable question. With our great national debt
taxing the energies Of the nation to its utmost capa-
city, with the necessity OF raising than $780,
100000 annually free trade is In the nature OF things
impossible. The raising OF revenue by duties on i'm
ports is more economical and less exposed to fraud
and less haTrassng to the citizen than the direct tax
He may in some degree purchase, he may not pur-
chase, the taxed commodity; he is only compelled
to pay the tax when it is imposed upon the actual
necessares OF life he may refuse to pay the tax
luxuries If he chooses.
would favor lower duties, or the free admission
OF tea, conee, Spices dye-stufs etc.. not produced by
us and in universal use, and retain duties for pro-.
lection and revenue articles we can and do pro-
duce, and the home product OF which is benefit to
the people.
II elected to the FOrty-second Congress l pledge
myself to advocate and vote for such tariff for
nue. upon foreign imports as will afford proper
protection to domestic manufacturers, and as
will, without imparing the revenue, impose the least
burden upon the masses Of the people, and promote
and encourage the great Industrial interests OF the
country. JOHN X. READING.
SoNERTOS SEN. o. 1870
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COMMUNICATED
Hon. william Nj, Runu.

We have a young and energetic man, who from
his department and sociabty, commands the re-
spect OF all his associates and they are legion. When
our country in the dark hour OF her trial. called for
aid MIR. Bum was among the first to respond, and
did his whole duty, while many of those who are
now endeayoring to disparage his chances for cleo
tion to the Office for which he has been fairly nom
nated were far In the rear deeply moved at the in
activity 1t was at times necessary for the army to
exhibit and wondering why that noble army did not
simoye to the 'front.'" How sOon when the danger
is over do these citizens forget the risks the soldier
incurred on the battlefield and speak OF the claims
OF the citizen to be rewarded You have ever adyo-
Gated the soldier for promotion in the civic line as
well as the military, and have pursued such con-
Histent course In this respect that you have trod
rather rOus hy on the toes OF some who have pub
licly announced thar the soldier was ''payed out
Advocating then, as you always have the claims OF
those who have rsked their lives in their country's
defense, know you will not neglect our candidate
for Register OF wills. who is as strong nominee as
the Republican party could have made.
A FRIEND OF THE SOLDIER.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The City Amusements,

AT THE WALNUT Miss Lucille Western will
commence the second week of her engage
ment this evening by appearing as "Lady
Isabel al Madame Vine" in the drama of
East Lynne.
AT THE CHEsNUT the Liugard combination
will appear this evening under the manage
ment of Mr.. f. l.. Davenport. The performance
will consist of the comedy of Time Tries Ar,
the Lingard sketches and the comedietta of
Who Speaks Fii'SR
The Lingards will be succeeded by Janauschek
who will appear in English tragedy, and about
November Mr.. Davenport will commence his
regular season with as good stock company as
it is possible to collect. Mr.. Davenport stands
at the head of his profession as an actor. and in
a very wide range of characters he has no
superior on the American stage. That he will
make an earnest effort to build up first. class
reputation for the Chestnut we sincerely believe,
and in doing so he will be entitled to the hearty
support of all lovers of dramatic art.
AT THE ARCH the comedy by Lester Wallack,
entitled Central Park; or, the House a0ib Too
Doors, will be repeated this and every other
evening until further notice.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA House
Mr.. James G.. Russell, the celebrated baritone,
will make his first appearance this evening.
Also Mons. PIN, the wonderful three-legged
man. new burlesque entitled Mrs. JinkS Of
Madison Square, will be produced, with other
attractions.
AT THE ARCH STREET OPERA House the
following novelties will be produced this even
ing:- Wanted, a Nurse; a Squire for a Day;
and new burlesque entitled Yeast Lynne; or,
the LoGfment
AT THE AMERICAN variety of attractive fea-
lures will be presented this evening.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CARL (fAERTNER'S NATIONAL CONSERVA
" TORY OF MUSIC, S. f. corner TENTHLlI
WALNUT Streets is now open for the Fourth sea
son for the reception OF pupils Instruction is yv
by stai OF the best Professors In the city Int
following branches:-
Vocal Music, Piano. Violin, Viola, violonceo
Contra Bass, Theory of Harmony, Grand Organ (or
Church organ), Cabinet Organ, Melodeon, Flute,
OlarioDet Oboe, BassOon, Horn, Cornet, Trombone
Harp, Guitar, etc, ETC., and I'm the Italian, German
French and Spanish Languages.
For particulars circulars to be had at the ONCE
OF the Conservatory and in the Music Stores.
The Director OF the Conservatory takes this oppor
tnity to express his sincere qualification at the
cess which has attended his efforts to establish this
Institution In Philadelphia on permanent basis and
with the prospect OF continued prosperity.
He would likewise declare his gratitude to the
many kind friends among the students and else
where, whose interest in the cause OF thorough in
stTucton in the art and science OF music has as
sisted so materially in bringing the Conservatory to
Its present state OF usefulness.
He can only promise in return that his devotion to
the object OF raising the institution under his care
to high place among the great Music Schools Of
the world shall be-as 1t has been-the controlling
influence at the Conservatory.
CARL GAERTNER,
e12 I'm Director and Proprietor.
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DISSIPATION AND LATE HoURs.-After the festal
night comes the miserable next morning, with its
headache, its qualms its gloomy reflections. Busi-
ness must be attended to; but neither mind nor
body is fit for business. What is to be done How
the energies IF the system to be worked up, and
its reserves Of vitality brought out? How is the
clouded brain to be cleared?-the languid and re-
laxed frame braced up for action? Under such cir
cumstances single e-glassful OF PLANTATION
BITTERs will bring about an immediate and beneh-
cial change, and heathful glow will be difused
through the whole organization by the tonic opera
ton of this wholesome cordial
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IS CENT LADIES' VEST.
81 CENT I.AnIESi NLgr

50 UENT LADIES' NHST
Is Of superior make, slightly and warm. Many
sell 1t for one dollar.
ONE DOLLAR LADIES VEST,
Excellent fabric, stitched with silk.
S140 VEST,
Fine Merino, handsomely shaped, and is having
large sale.
Also, full line OF finer grades.
MEMS UNDERwEAR-PRICES REDUCED.
co CBNTS-MEN'S GOOD QUALITY SHIRTS.
rs CEHTS-SIGHTLY HEAVY SHIRTS,
81 SHIRTs-BEST OFFERED.
81 40-FISE NERINO, WELL MADE.
s1G0-FINE SAXoNY, WORTH MORE.
CHUDRBNS WEAR-PRICES REDUCED.
JOHN M. FINN,
s. T.. corner Arch and Seventh streets.
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S. f. corner Arch and
TEN CENT ZEPHYR.
nnr CLAIM AEnnrrn

Ten UENT ZEPHYR.
Ten CsNT ZEPHYR.
This Zephyr equals in brilliancy Of coors the best
imported Zephyrs, and has no superior among Ame-
rcan manufacturers. 1t is suited for all knitting
purposes, such Caps, Shawls, Afghans, etc. Last
winter it had an immense sale, and to secure a still
larger demand this season. Mr. Finn offers it at the
low figure OF ten cents per He has also opened
full line OF zephyr embroidered slippers, and
large variety and grades of Stocking Yarns, which
are reduced to unprecedented low prices.
JOHN M. FINN,
6 e corner Arch and Seventh streeta
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GEGAN.-On the 1st instant, ANNIE NJ, daughter
OF Thomas and Bridget Gegan, in the 21st year Of
her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
of her parents, No. 100 South Front street. Tues
day morning, at O'clock solemn High Mass at
the Church OF st. Philip de Neri Interment at Ca
thedral Cemetery.
HAUGHEY.-On the 1st instant, SARAH, wife Of
William Haughey.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her husband No. 2249 North Second street.
on Wednesday, the 5th instant, at O'clock To pro-
coed to Franklin Cemetery
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wy WARBURTON's IMPROVED VENTILATED
~ and easy lifting DRESS HATS (patentedl, IN all
the improved fashions OF the season CHESNUT
Street, next door to the Post Office. rps
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HEBNER's DINING SALOON No. 43 South Secon
street. Ten additional walters in attendance to-da
to accommodate the rush for heavy dinners at ligh
prices.
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PRoMPTNEss, energy, and perseverance have es-
tablished reliable, cheap and rst-class Curtain,
Shade Bedding, and Upholstery Store in the well
known house Of Albertson & Co., No. 1435 Chestnut
trpaf
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-03
ART EXHIBITION.
ART EXHIBITION.
ON FREE EXHIBITION
CHAs. T. HAsELTINEs GALLERY,
No. 1925 CHEsNUT STREET.

BRAUN's FAMOUS PANORAMIC VIEWS OF
Berlin, Potsdam. Charlottenburg, Coblentz, Heidel-
berg, Jena, Weimar, Erfurt, Ems, Baden-Baden.
Weisbaden, Brussels, Amsterdam, Waterloo, Mege
Ypres, Rotterdam, Utrecht, etc. etc
A complete set OF the Berlin Museums, and interior
views OF all the rooms In the various royal palaces
OF Prussia
Particular attention Is drawn TO the fact that In
few days 100 views on the Rhine and its fortihca.
tons as never before seen, wiz be exhibited il 10
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-03

SEA Moss FARIEE, made from Pure Irish Moss is
considered by all who have used it to be most de-
ightful, healthful, and economical food.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-03

MR.. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No. s
Sodth Second street. has OF the largest and most
attractive stocks OF all kinds OF Jewelry and Silver
ware in the city. He has also on hand fine assort-
ment Of fine American Western Watches Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the worth Of their money.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-03

I'm FOR sALF-A GRAY HoRsE-WAR-
X-5N Tanted sound and gentle suitable for lady or
boys driving Can trot close to three minutes Cost
$1,000, and will be sold for $780, Sold for want OF
Street. s2S Wfm3r
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-03
CITY ITEMS.

FALL OvERCoATs.-A Fine Assortment, Uery COM
Portable in place ofthe Linen Duster, for travelling at
this season. Prices moderate.
Ha1c,eay Oet,ceen BENTGTT TGWr$ 4 G991 GG0i,
Fifth and Sirth Streets ! No s1e N,pTrT % Srn,vv,