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SALES AT AUCTION.
A Rr SALE.

"A Gallery of Art, s45 broadway.
Grand exhibition :,
OF the historical nagrLeelt gallery Paintings Of a.
D'Iiuyvetter, ESQ.,. OF Antwerp
eoloetoa numbering about 200 superior medi-
Parlor picurea the most OF them fresh and
admirable works a recently seicctci BY Mr. D'uyves
the following popular and ayorte artists
The French, English, Belgian, Dusseldorf aud American
schools s"s|N
Martin Lapon, J. o. Eaian J. Yam Lcrius
Verb Jeckhopen, j. i. Bristol, Van Lemputan
III. Won Seben, J. \. kenseit David Col,
I.sehaefes, MIA. Beers v. Faahoge,
c. G. Lassai.e, j. Thompson, Thee. Gaiasd !,
j. !. schac'sls, 4 Nisnot' Easta,aa yoha.sp.
l. LAssale, John Pops, j. 81. eroWa,
and many Others pf equal reputation.
The above together with tue taree charmlg histoeal paia
tns by a. r. seeaeies. j. Van ierus and Ferdinand Pau
win row be sold without any reserve. at src,s Gallery s5
Broadway the evenings ef Wednesday ana ThetEixy.
she 2Sd and 24th OF March, tonaneneing st ~ O'Clock
y. Barker. Auctioneer.
A UcTIoS.-LARGE SALE TIIs DAY MONDAY,
n l3 wESr 1wENTYxLvrNrH STREET
LUKE FiTxGkRAip, Aucionesr,
VIII sell this MONDAY inpllas ecainaenciag al i ocVfx,
over clh,oOo worth, and 40 loss. by catalogue, of
Handsome and Plain Household Furniture,
cc.corhtsd city made iano.oFts e, 49,,
At private ms West TIVE seventh asIee',
between Sixth and seventh avenues
Drawing Room, consisting OF
magnificent solid and rich wannt Drawing Eonoi
suits IN Trench satin, nrocase and silk reps sperp ros
wool pIanoortc B)oscase, Willing Dss<s e'e ant Ccairs
anc Side Tables, brocs'e and lace Curtains wo superb
Pier Mirrors, s5See, with gilt frames; 20 rch bronze
three py Carpes and black walnut Chamber and
Dining sas; Turkish iouae eri Easy Chairs, Beds,
Bedding, curcd hair Mattresses, walnut Eedsleads
Bureas WaIdrobes, Sofas Pockers, iaLe Chairs, Frcach
China Glass silver Ware, amt all the Kitchen Utensils
Sale positive. fhs the @irgesl and chcs sale VI the
son. Goods hoIsa aud shipped FOR purchasers.
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pY MAX BAYERsDOEFER, AuCTlONEER-skII.S
ID Wednesday entre Furniture, Carpets, Miner Pianos
Ac. y brown soDe Nesrenee Ful, lar.cnars
and catalogues MAA BkNERsDORfER's
oace zai Thirs avenue.
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yNM. WRITER'S, AUCTIokEER, SELLS THIS AFTER.
w noon O'Clock, s54 Caaal s.lcet, large and
valuable assortment of Household Furniture, &c, from
families breaking up housekeeping; faror and Chamber
SUITS, Plate Mirrors Curtains, rich Carpets, leutre,
Din.ae and fc Tables Spring Cursi ua and other Mat;
nil kinds of Beddins Stoves Crlckefy and ass
!o snU yards Ocoth 70 Carpets from hotels and
ether PLACES Counters Desks iron Safe, Onco RanE, with
numerous other articles
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1,HREE NORTH WASHINGTON SQUARE, BETWEEN
University place and Fifth Comfortable snee
Rooms. with Board for gentlemen References exchanged
TIP TowN.-A PRIVATE FAMILY, OWING THEIR
~ residence, Beeknan Hill, Central Park, offer Rooms
suite, second floor. Rooms third floor. with
Boardto small family: house 1is class terms reasonable;
parties respecting the Sabbath preferred Inquire 3
Fifty-sevsnth street.
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JtY r. COLFOE, e CTlONEER.-Itt1s DAY tMONDAND,
ID Msrch ~ at ,it4 broadway, between Twenty
Twenlyciabth Streets the entire and elegant stock
Of Cabinet Funitue OF }. T. igssron Esq +. coLTvE
commence this day, 1J O'clock continue Iinu
the whoe drSpoecd 1t viii embrace very reh Pnler
sats crimson Lrocste and plush IN rosewood and sod
black walnut frames elegant inaid Cabinets Card
snd Extension Tab cs hnnoile, Warirobes bookcases,
Ifrssng bureaus with heavy French plate Mirrors islr
Iaire.ses furss Ensy and voitar Chairs Be-, Also
cpcs 0ilciohs 10 the dwelling portion OF tho
premises Catalogues early this merning. N B. air. ge
to been in business Tor twenty years aud 10 laroroy
known TO all In The line.
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7lENJ. p. FAiacHILD.
ID Auciinrccr.

, AuctfOENcr
Mortsaee sale splcndfsi Household Furniture.
French ptste Pier aud nante klors ,splsn I'D Chande
Hers Ac. Tuesday, Marcia o. 1870 at 40 4. M
salesfona reach street, reneel fernitnte consist
ing and black walnut Parlor aad Bedroom h
French rp,e PIER and Manel MirroTs black walnut mirror
back Eageres Hur and Mattresses, srrins beos
nalbe tor raaes, Bureaus, asiistands, vac walnut
tension Tables. eassds Brussels and In ram Carpets,
Olclohs trockegy, Glassware, Cutlery, Copper hetes
Kitchen utensils, &c, &c.
Mao very Ere
Chandeliers Gas Brackets auran Tables iron frames
marble tops, 6c., Ac BY order OF the mortaacee.
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,2Y EDWARD scHEseK, AucrroSnGa.

MortcaFe SRle OF Elegant Fahinet FurplIufe,
Bf EDHhkU ScHENtk,
70 morrow - u O'Clock his snearoom 70 Liberty street,
one o TIE largest valuable stocks OF rs unss FUR
nHie public The stock comprises
vatety o Faur, Drawing Room, Chamber Dining Room
ahd ai Furniture rosewood black walnut. hoss DE
ana bahi aso sgge quantity % Paris maize Furniture Of
thr naisHe and sviea.
Pehaaers eau have their furniture stored un May tree
OF charge.
The viii continue every Tuesday ana Friday until the
STOCK sold.
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ep.,s::.a ys rr.ssss s%: sozsGs. ssa Es.s fr Life"
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Ola Broadway, opposite ~. Nicholas
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s1R5b wk5 4Fasas oiss eVsS sPsESeIn s4aR H.fsf s
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'HoSPE4}y SPxs 1zS,sfSs hEsHRr
ara, Tim. m.s. DsM ssr,ocoms Musical Bur.saas
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FROM WASHINGTON.


Decoration or Union Graves nj the scuth.
special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph
WASHINGTON May 16.-Gcneral Iooan. AZ
Comm ander-in-Chief of the Grand Army of the
Republic, has deputized Rev. Dr. Colyer. chap
lain to that organization to proceed to Anderson
vile, Georgia, and decorate the graves of the
Union soldiers buried there, on the s0th instant.
The Tax Bill Reported.
General Schenck reported his Tax bill at 3
o'clock and asked to have II printed and recon-
mitted, with power to report back at any time
He stated that It was the intention of the COM
mitsee 10 report Ii back this week, and that they
proposed to consider 1t In the House under the
hve minute rule, so as to expedite business.
Tho Tariff Bill.
With regard to the Tariff bill, he said he did
not hope to do more than get 1t through the
House this session, so that 1t might be ready for
the Senate next session. He offered a resolu-
tion giving the Committee of the Whole power
to close debate upon any part or the whole of
the bill within given time, and explained that
the effect of the resolution would be to enable
the House to dispose of the tariff in few days.
The House refused to suspend the. rules 80. ~
to adopt the resolution, and Mr.. Schenck is now
trying to get 1t through under the previous
question. Those who oppose the tariff are afraid
that If Schenck's resolution was adopted he
would close the debate on all that remains of
the bill and shut opt amendments.
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The Oily Amnanmsnrs.

AT THE CHEsNUT the variety troupe from the
Adelphi Theatre, Boston, will appear this even
ing. The burleeque of The Mdgpie and the
Maid will be given, with great number of other
attractions including fine ballet led by the great
Morlacci, Ethiopian comicalties by Lew Sim
mons, Il. N. Slocum, Walter Bray, Eph Horn,
Johnny Thompson and other favorites; g. w.
Clara Burton, jig dancer, and others who will
contribute to the entertainment of the audience
with various specialtes.
AT THE WALNUT the drama of Not Gu Lty will
be performed this evening. This piece was un-
avoidably withdrawn some months ago in tie
midst of an unusually successful run, and as it
will be given with all its original features, in
Guiding the great battle scene, it will probably
achieve as great popularity as ever.
AT THE ARCH Mr.. Joseph X. Emmett has
made hit with his personation of Fritz" He
will appear this evening and during the week.
MCEvoY's "Hibernicon" has achieved great
success at Duprez 81 Benedcts Opera House.
This is really fine panorama of Ireland, which
is made additionally interesting by the musical
and dramatic performances by which it is illus
trated.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HoUsH
a new burlesque entitled The German ErileS
and q musical interlude called Pdrepd's Debut
are announced for this evening, with other at
fractions
THE PANORAMA OF s'THE PILGRIM" will be
exhibited at Concert Hall this evening for the
benefit of Christ Church Mission. "The Pill
grim" has entered upon its seventeenth week,
and its popularity seems to be undiminished. It
is certainly one of the most successful entertain
ments ever given in this city,
THE PENNSYLVANIA POLYTECHNIC AND ANA
ToMICAL MUSEUM, at No. 1905 Chestnut street,
has an interesting collection of curiosites.
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MR.. veIfsohn,s Couoert.


The concert given on Saturday evening ct the
Foyer of the Academy of Music by Mr.. Wolfsohn
attracted q large and fashionable audience. The
programme was in some respects resume of
the principal features of Mr.. Wolfsohn's ma
tinee performances and 1t presented fine
examples of the different composers whose
works have been illustrated during the past
season. Schubert's Mdrche Militaire, which was
one of the novelties of the evening, made de-
cidedly favorable impression. 1t was admirably
Performed, and the music itself is of character
to suit the popular taste. Beethoven's ''Moon-
light" sonata was also well received, but this
like many other compositions of the same mas
ter, requires highly educated ear for its proper
appreciation, and it was listened to with respect
rather than enthusiasm. A beautiful duo by
Chopin was admirably played by Mr.. Wolfsohn
and Master Barili, and the whole entertainment
was of character to please the musical connois-
seur and to aid in the education of the public
taste.
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FROM EUROPE.
and the Cuban ouestIeu.

Spain and the Cuban Question.
MADRID, May 16.-In the Constituent Cortes
on Saturday Republican deputy made speech
wherein he spoke of insurrection as still exist
ing in Cuba notwithstanding the reported state
ments on the part of the Government that 1t had
been terminated. SSuor Morte, Minister for the
Colonies, replied at some length, persisting that
the insurrection had really ended. Predatory
bands of insurgents were still In Cuba, and some
skirmishes had lately occurred but entire order
would soon be restored.
The official news from De Rodas gives uni
versal satisfaction.
PapaI InfaIIibiiity.
ROME, May 16.-The list of fathers opposed
to the defin ition of the dogma of infallibilit
now numbers quite 100.
Russian Ambassador to England
ST. PETERSBURG, May 10-Baron de Brunnow,
Russian Ambassador to England, has been ap-
pointed to France, vice Brockleburg, deceased
and Grand Marshal Schonvaraloff will succeed
Brunnow at London.
The Health of Napoleon.
PARIS, May 16.-The Emperor's health is ex-
cellent, and he yesterday attended the races
and walked among the people for long time.
He was vociferousy cheered.
Tho Yacht Cambria.
LONDON, May 16.-The result of the Interna-
tional yacht race, which occurred on Saturday,
forms the theme of newspaper comment and
general conversation. 1t is reported that on
the return of the tug Gem to Cowes, parties
from on board industrieusly circulated the false
hood that the Sappho unfairly shot IL
miles ahead at or before the signal
to start and his statement has been
telegraphed to many of the sporting papers of
England. The universal conviction now is,
however, that the Sappho fulfilled all the con-
ditions of the race accurately and honorably,
and those most concerned readily admit it. Mr.
Ashbury, of the Cambria, is blamed by his
friends for not insisting on time allowances
Naturalization Treaty.
The MorningPost says the naturalization treaty
has been signed by the Earl of Clarendon and
Mr.. Motley.
The Latest Quotations.
FRANKFORT, May 16.-United States 5-2Os opened
firm at 95M.
ANTWERP, May 16.-Petroeum opens firm.
HAvRE, May 16.-CottOn opens heavy for on the
spot and anoat Tres ordinaire on the spot, 1921
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IRON WASHIN9TON.

''Red CIsud" en- route for Wnshington.
Despatch to the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, May 16.-A telegram from
Governor Campbell, of Wyoming, announces
that "Red Cloud" and party arrived at Fort
Fetterman on the 5th instant, en- route for this
city. "Red Leaf is not one of 'Red Clouds"
band, but is a "Brule." "Red Leaf" one of the
OSallallahs, is dead.
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(ln the Carpet STOREY.
COMPOUND OXYGEN TRrArMxNr.-we notice that DR.
Hartwe long and favorsby known in Philadelphia as
the originator and dispenser Of the CoMPouND OXYGEN
TREATMENT has transer ed his entire and bus
in this city TO @. r. Starkey, A. NJ, NJ d. II the
business must needs change hands, glad
fallen into those Of competent and reliable DR.
s. That the Compound Oxygen is wonderful curative
agent evidenced by hundreds of who hope
less states Of disease have been restored genuine health
by the enthusiasm OF ite friends and By thu
crowds of patients at his Office. Three of every
four perfons who are able to visit him he confident
being able to
All Pulmonary and Digestive disorders yield with won
derfu rapdity Ozena, offensive Oatarrh that loath
affection, be promptly cured. The other dis
which this treatment viii certainly relieve DR.
sarkeyis ready TO tell Send for circular No. 1ls
Girsrd street. ofics hours. A. M. to4PM.
CUSTOMER CLOTHING
EvERY GARMENT AN ADvERrIsEMENr
EVERY SURF A GARD
In favor of
CHARLES STOKES
No. S24 Chestnut street.
cut and made in style unsurpassed by any other
lou " in America
PRICES AS Low ELsEwHERE AT
CHARLES STOKES,
No. s24 Chestnut street.
BUY your Furniture at The Great American, No IaO9
and 1904 Market street. Cheapest in the city.
MAGNETS! MA0NET6!
MAGNETS! MAGNETSl MAGNETS
MAGNETsl oR MAGNETS!
HOW WE ATTRACT THE PROFILE.
Prices Magpef.-Thou
sands of People attracted by
the fact that Prices the Lon
eaat 49,, OAK HALL
Thousands of people are at
tracted by the Superority of the
Clothing at OAK HALL,
Our Splendid Accommodations
Magnet. - Thousands of people
attracted by our immense
buildings and ample acconmo.
dations at OAK HALL
Our Ssre FIts Ndgnet-Thousands
of people attracted by the
certailty of being well fitted
every time at OAK HALL
Our Spring Suits Hognet.-Thou
sands of people attracted
by the beautiful Spring Suits
now selling for SO and upward at OAK HALL.
WANAMAKER Il BROWN,
WANAMAKER BROWN,
WANAMAKER BROWN,
WANAMAKER q BROWN,
OAK HALL,
OAK HALL.
LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN AMERICA
MARKET Street and SIXTH
MARKET Street and SIXTH.
MARKET Street and SIXTH
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Why BE TROUBLED WITH COUGHS, Oolds Hoarseness,
OF indeed any Pulmonary Bronchial Complaint when
remedy safe thorough and easily obtainable Dr.
Jayne's Expectorant can be hadg Those whs have
racted Colds may their lungs from the dam
gerous irritation which frequently brings about Consump
tion by promptly resorng to the Expectoraut and
one threatened with Throat disease will find this remedy
equally eeetual in afording relief from obstructng
phlegm and healing the inamed parts Sold everywhere
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DAY GOODS.

RI. STE e. q SON,
Nos us and us N. TENTH Street
Would call attention to their stock OF
Black Hernanies,
As they are retailing them at less than
Wholesale Prices.
Six Stripe English Grenadines at s7Kc.
Fine Figured Six Grenadines at rs, s7c., 81
SILK Stripe Iron Grenadines at s2Kc
DRESS STUFFs FOR SUITS,
In all the Latest Novelties Of Colors and Mixtures
from 25c. tost.
VERY CHEAP GOOD BLACK SILKS,
Black Lustre Silks at 81, 81 rs, s1.95 to g.
Black Gros Grains 81 95 to 80.
Finest Gros Grains, Satin Face, $3.50 to $3.50.
PLAID SILKS, ALL CoLoRs, at s7xc.
STRIPED SILKS BLACK AND WHITE AND
CoLoRED.
FINE FRENCH CHENE SILKS AT st.7a.
FINE SPRING AND SUMMER sHAwLS, Of every
variety, at low prices.
BLACK LLAMA LACE POINTES, s1O to 800
BLACK LLAMA LACE sACQUES, SIS to $50.
WHITE AND BLACK LLAMA LACE.
MARIE ANToINETTES, sl2 to $40.
WHITE PIQUES FROM AUCTION.
800 pieces White Piques choice styles, 25 to SOC.
FINEST SATIN STRIPE PIQUEs IMPORTED,
eOc., worth 1926
Yard-wide French Corded Plques. 1t
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FROM THE WEST.
The Reoeut Indian Raid.

ST. LOUIS, May 1s.-Oficers of the Kansas
Pacific Railroad here confirm the report from
Omaha yesterday of the Indian raid on their
road. The attack was made on working parties
between Kit Karson and Yellow Springs, q
distance of forty miles, and ten men belonging
to grading parties were killed. This was the
first appearance of Indians in force this season,
and the workmen were not on guard. Arms
have been distributed among them and troops
sent to various parts for protection. No delay
will be caused in the construction of the railroad
between Kit Carson and Denver.
Suicides In Michigan.
DETROIT, May 16.-George IL. Chambers,
aged sixty, shot himself through the head yes
terday and died last night. He is believed to
have been insane.
Francis Wagner shot himself dead at Bay City
on Saturday. he was to have been married at
o'clock the same day.
THE RICHMOND SUFFERERs.-Joseph Patterson,
Treasurer of the Richmond Relief Fund. scknow-
ledges the following additional contributions since
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DIED.
BARNEs.-Suddenly, on the morning OF the 18th
instant, REBRCCA BARNES, in her s7th year.
Funeral from the residence or her daughter, Sarah
b. Iredeli, Horshamville, ourth-day morning at
IL O'Clock. Friends will take the A. M. train, N p
r. r., to Fort Washington.
FLYNN.-On the 14th instant, Mr.. JOHN FLYNN a
native Of Clara Kings county, Ireland, aged 76
years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF his sOn-in-law, Mr.. Dennis Conway, No.
1888 N. Twelfth street, on Wednesday morning at
81 O'Clock.
MCINTYRE, JoHN.-This morning, at O'Clock.
Due notice win be given of his funeral
MURPHY.-On the 18th instant MARY ANN, wife Of
John g. Murphy, in the 40th year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence OF her husband, No. 1876 8. Second street, on
Thursday morning at So o'clock.
PHILLIPs.-On Friday evening, the 18TH instant,
Mrs. ANN PHILLIPS, in the SSth year of her age
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, from the resi-
dence of her son, John L. Phillips, Green Tree.
Chester county, on Tuesday morning, the 18th In
stant at 10 O'Clock. Train leaves Depot, West Phi
ladelpha, at A. NJ. Friends OF the family are in
vithed to see the remains this evening at O'Clock,
at her residence, No. 1923 n. Fifteenth street.
PHnLIPs.-On the 18th instant AMOS PHILLIPS in
the 6Sth year Of his age.
HIS relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence, No. SIC
Marshall street. on Tuesday, the 18th instant, at
O'Clock p. M. Funeral services in Green Street M
f. Church at O'Clock precisely.
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CITY ITEMS.

MEMS CLOTHING.
YoUIH's CLOTHING.
~ ~ NEW srR5so STYLES.
BETTER STYLE, MAKE, THAN
STOCK OF READY MADE GARMENTS IN PnLADELPHIA.
ELSEWHERE.
rHHH AND SIKH STREETS SIS MlREaH lSxsF sFhaHr HAaa
GAYS CHlN. PALACE No. 1922 .CHEsNur STREET,
we quote Of sang articles ih
stock Of fancy goods offered at much greater discount
E1sneS SSna Dining Sets, 1Ss
White French China China Tea Tea sst. ssts. 4 s @
:s V5iaa Tss
Best Stone obina Tea Sets Is pieces; cups with
Bsss ssnsss;; ssss. 6bns .n6.r Set: a 3
bSs: Stone c1Ds China 0uSs and sauoers per set
White French China Cups and saucers set,is Inn
Psrisisn Granite Dining Pate. sI inches per
Table Tambisis s. per donep
Goods 10 90 OF the city will be packed and delivered
to the transportation office free Of charge and INSURED
O'clock at night
A NEW TRIUMPH OF PRACTICAL scIENcE-ALInfENr
RocKs.-An objections to the universal use of
the amentary Sea Mosses portion of the dietary OF
the civilized world have seems, been happily removed
by the discovery Of of preparing them for
culinary purposes. There never was time when the
Food Question" was more vital question with the
masses than it is now, and therefore regard this
discovery particularly opportune, not to Provi
Dental.
wegan Mosses long been known to contain larger
nurtive geIane in proportion to their bulk
and weight than other vegetable product OF the sea
or land but the seeming mpossbilty OF entirely purify
ing them from all extraneous matter, and rendering
them agreeable element of food. has hitherto
cluded them, in great measure, from our bill of fare
This apparent impossibily has been overcome-ex-
perimenal science almost obstacle now
adays-and Irish Moss purified, concentrated, and
dered absolute luxury as SEA Moss FARINE, will
quoted food staple in the markes Of the
world.
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SEE what woTkmen do
They reuphoster and cover furniture,
They cut and fit furniture covers,
They mend and varnish furniture.
They alter and pat down carpets,
They mako mattresses,
They hang curtains and shades,
They cover glasses, chandeliers etc.
They do everything in first class that could be
expected of a first-class upholsterer
Charges low-Promptness Satisfaction.
ALBERTsoN Co.,
No. l435 Chestnut street.
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CURTAIN MArERiAIs AND DECORATIONS from the
Union League Reception, 70 be sold at nearly half
price.
W. H. CARRYL a SoNa,
No. 7as Ohesnut street.
In fhan narD
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MARRIED.

DIECK-BoYBR.-On the 18th of May, at the
house Of Adolph Proskauer, Esq, No. 222 s. Third
street, by the Rev. A. A. Willis Mr.. HERMANN
DIECK, OF Merseburg, Prussia, to Miss ADELAIDE H.
BOYER, OF this city.
SEIBERLICH-MULLANKY.-O the 10th instant by
the Rev. Father p. NJ. Carbon, Mr. FRANCIS x. Sci
BBRLICH to Miss ELLIE MULLANBY, all OF this city.
No cards.
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OPERATIONS OF THE MUNICIPAL HosPIrAl--DT;, J'
Howard Taylor, the physician IN charge OF the mo
nclpa Hospital has submitted 70 the tnton B4a1u IN
sis GO NAV l. OF which the following Is aeynopsls;
that date there were eight patients IN receyed se %ei
Pnfnyino with the following complaints :-Reiapslng
fever. 05; typhoid fever, O; delirium tremehs' o;
itch. /; diarfhea, /; erysipilas Il deohty' l; no
EIeht have been discharged. as follows;-kelaps-
ing fevtr 8; derium tremens L; eryslpias, l; no
disease, !. - ,,,,o. n
The number Of deaths was ., as follows;-he-
lansing fever, deIium treEtens g typhoid fever,
debility, l. This leaves &c patients AZ present IN
the hospital.
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BASE BALL.
Athletic va. PnstIme.

Special Despatch to The Euening Telegraph
ATHLETIC BASE BALL GROUNDS; PHILADFL-
PHIA, May 16.-Fully 1000 people are on. the
grounds this afternoon to witness the game be-
tween the Olympics, of Washington, and the
Athletics, of this city.
The Olympics won the first toss, and sent the
Athletics to bat. Theo. Bomeisler was chosen