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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-05

WIPE BEATER.-John Nugeut, living on But
tonwOod street, above Thirteenth, was arrested
yesterday on the charge of beating his wife. He
had hearing before Alderman Massey and was
committed for trial.
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FISK a. HATCH, Bankers.
BONDS ON HAND AND FOR SALE BY
DE HAVEN & BRO,
No. 40 8. THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA,
p. S.-We have issued pamphlets containing full
particulars statistical details maps, etc, which vii
be furnished upon application.
We buy and sell Government Bonds, and receive
the accounts OF Banks, Bankers, Corporations and
Others subject to check at sight, and allow interes
Oh daily balances. 2N m4top
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THE PRIMO CIPAL DBPo
FOB THB sAlE OF
Ev NUB STA MPs
no. sO4 Chestnut STREET.
CENTRAL OFFICE, No 100 s. FIFTH STREET
CTwo doors below Chesnut street,
EsTAB LlsHRD lsGs.
The sale Of Revenue stamps is stin continued a,
he Old-Established Agencies
The stock comprises every denomination printed
by the Government, and having at all times large
supply enabled to all and forward (by Mail or
Express), all orders Immediately upon recent, A
matter OF great importance.
United States Notes, National Bank Notes. prafts
on Philadelphia, and Post Oflee Orders received In
payment
Any information regarding the decisions OF the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue cheerfully and
gratuitously furnished
Revenue Stamps printed upon Drafts, Checks
Receipts, etc.
The following rates of commission ere allowed on
Stamps and Stamped Paper
oh tzo anu up"aluS' per cent
100 ,,......,.....,.....s
900 q ..,...,.,.,.,,,,,,'s
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FOUND OPEN.--Last night seven houses wer
found open in the Sixth Police District.
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RoBBERY.-The house Of Mr.. MeManes north
east corner of Twentieth and Pine streets, was
entered by thieves last night and robbed of seve-
raj small articles. The second story front room
was thOrouphly ransacked
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FROM NEW YORK.

Specie Payments.
ROCHESTER,, March 5.-Several business houses
in this city resumed specie payments yesterday
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r Z S..
A Series of ConfuRrntions The Largest Loss
aIG,OOU.


This morning about half-past 4 o'clock a
citizen passing up Chestnut street noticed
smoke issuing from the building No. 439, occu-
pied on the first and second floors by Richard
Penistan, dealer in liquors; third floor, by
Jacob Lutz, manufacturer of pocket-books, ETC.;
and fourth and fifth floors by John Glading q
Son, manufacturers of blank books. The fire
was confined to the fourth floor, where it origi
mated. The stock of Gladng & Son was almost
entirely ruined. Their stock was estimated at
$4,000, upon which they had an insurance of
$l2, 500, in the following companies
MecnanlCs 49,. ...'.'.. .''..'''''''' '''.@lVVV
Springfield, of Massachusetts,. ............ $500
North America. Observation-Disclosures. $500
County. Observation-Disclosures. JOOO
Reliance. ......................... 05U0
Their loss cannot be accurately estimated at
present. The stock of Mr.. Lutz was somewhat
injured by water. On this floor the Fire Patrol
did excellent service with their blankets Mr..
Penistan suffers o loss from water.
The firemen were kept busy this morning. At
1897 A. M. slight fire occurred ut the cabinet
shop of Adolph Hoefinger, No. 504 Pine street.
The whole department turned out, but their SER
vices were not required for any length of time.
At Id A. NJ, fire was discovered in the
cigar store of Montigo IL Portuondo, No. 1l6
South Fourth street. The alarm was promptly
sounded, and the fremen were soon on the
ground. The flames were confined to the store,
the stock of which was completely destroyed.
A loss OF about $1,000 was sustained.
THE MORTALITY OF THE CITY.-The number
of deaths in the city for the week ending at
noon to-day was 3S2, being decrease of Ia
over those of last week. and an increase of 80
over the corresponding period of last year.
OF these 154 were adults; 178 were minors;
262 were born in the United States; 40
were foreigners: 21 were unknown; 10
were people of color; and 9 were
from the country. OF this number died of
congestion of the lungs; 10 of Inflammation of
the brain; 10 of marasmus; of old age; 9 of
typhoid fever; 1S OF commissions; 40 of con-
sumption of the lungs; IL of disease of the heart;
IA of debility; 26 of scarlet fever; and "a of in
Aammaton of the lungs.
The deaths were divided as follows among the
different Wards.-s
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T AND WARRANTS PROMPTLY REQUIRED,
~ PURCHASED, TRANSPARENT, LOCATED
AND SoLD-Apply TO ROBERT s. LEAGUE q CO.,
No 1856 s. SEVENTH Street TsO
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 20 s. Third Street.
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$1,000 lie gold l... 90H s150 sh Residing Is. 4S3s
$1,000 & A m IS, 'S9 ss24 200 do. $50. 487s
$1,000 Pa 6s I'd se.. .1C66 900 do. ...b3O. ASH
sh Far Il NJ Bk.120 26 do......... ASH
2sh Cam IL Am. .116H 10 do.......:. 4SH
20 sh N Cent r.. 4S 100 do. $50. 4S 90
100 sh Read Il. boo. 4sA 10 do......... 4SH
SECOND BOARD.
$4,000 City os, New. .lOH 100 sh Read. sSown IS So
1880 do. I'd. 1917 600 do. :. Is. AS Of
$500 do.........10lX sh Penna r.. 66T
$1,000 @ d A III 6s, 80 99& 100 do........ 81
$4,000 w Jer Is. is. 95 100 do. b3O. 81
"a sh Nor Cl Pr. 65 9sh M Blk. 1870
sh Lei VAL. 543S 70 sh Mlnehll r.. olH
9Bh Phil Bk.. .161
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Address all orders, etc., 70
STAMP AGENCY,
No. 304 CHESNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA.
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.

The Irish Question and the Press.
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DRIZE MONEY FOR NEW ORLEANS
All interested in the capture OF New Orleans by
Farragut's feet, as oficers seamen, or marines,
will hear OF something greatly to their advantage by
calling upon In personor addressing the General
Collection Agency, ROBERT s. LEAGUE CO.,
No. 1875 South SEVENTH Street, Philadelphia AL
Information given free OF charge and correspondence
promptly answered. T9O
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CoLDTERS SINJURED.-SOLDIERSD DISCHARGED
~ on account OF Rupture or any other injury re-
ceived in the line OF duty, can obtain $500 bounty
and pension, by applying TO
ROBERT 3. LEAGUR a. CO.,
No. 1856 s. SEVENTH Street
Full information given free OF charge. 30
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Specie Shipment.
New YORK, March 5.-The steamship Union
takes out $10O 900 in specie.
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THERE is NOW OVER s5,OOO,OOO PRIZE MONEY
l. unclaimed in the United States Treasury.
povsons who have been in the Naval service Of
United States their heirs or representatives, shou
make an immediate inquiry upon the subjectat q
l95 4 SEVENTH Street TSO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

DO not wish TO inform you reader that DR. Wonderful other
has discovered remedy that Consumption when the lungs
half oonsumen short will all diseases whether omnd body
live aud leave death play for Of
work designed sabHuary sphere bssn Paradise
to which Heaven itself shall he but side show. You have heard enough
kind Of humbuggery But when m that Dr. Ca
tarh Remedy u pOsre the Of Caah in the Head
only that which thousands testify will $50 Re
wand that pamphlet giving symptoms and other
information free address. This remedy is
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IL ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Price 90 BY mail postpaid receipt Of sixty
four packages dollars Beware countets worthless
that private stamp which positive guarantee Of
commences upon the outside wrapper Remember that private
issued hy the United states expressly for
M medicines las portrait n address and the words 9 s.
upon mistaken.
syne bg aud themselves
the only living that has the knowledge and right
the genuine Dr. Caah Remedy aud
travel to sell this medicine. r. v PIERCE, NJ. d.,
l3J seneca st. Buffalo n. Y.
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OFFICERS
Gen S. p HEINTZELMAN, L. 5. A.. President
ISAAC ROSENFELD, JK., Vice-PIesiden.
l.. TIERNAN BRIEN, Secretary.
Hon LEON ALBEIT, Counselor
THOS. OFARRELL NJ. d. Medical Adviser
JOHN MOORE Surg L. s. A., Consulting Physician.
JAS A. RICHMOND. General Agent
BOARD 0PTRUSrEBS.
Gen s. r. HBINTZELMAN U. A. President 20 Broadway New
York.
GEORGE ALEXANDER, II Brosd-st.. Nev-YorS.
WILLIAM LEIGHTON, 10 Broad-st NeE-iork.
JAS A. RICHMOND. 90 Broadway. NeN-1ork.
JOHN MOORE surgeon s. A. Dept Headquarters New York.
BEVERLY &. SANDERS, 20 NAssau-t., Nes-iork.
r. HANFORD, ~ Nassau-st Eew-iOrk.
NICHOLAS HUNTER. ~ Nassau. St. NeN-York.
Gen. s. G. BOYNTON ia West Thirty EewYork
l.. NJ FRANKLIN % Libsryst., New-i0rk
THOS OPARRBIL, NJ d. l67 West Twenty 6rstst NesYork
WlLDRS T.. WALKER, New-YOrk.
Gen. ". $. RIOS CRANS, NewYork
ISAAC ROsENF FIELD JR Vse-Pre,t o. Broadway NeE.Yofk
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION
Hon. JOHS SHEtsAE, u. s. senator Ohio.
Hon. II. b. ANrHoSY U. 4. Senator Rhode Islsnd.
Hon. n =. BASks. Member Of Congress Massachusetts
Hon. SIMON CAMERON L. T. Senator Pennsylvania.
Hon. RoBEET G. ScHKscK, Member Of Congress, Ohio.
Hon. J. A. GARFIELD Member Of Congress, Ohio
Hon. Henry WILSON, 4. 4. Senator, Massachusetts
Hon. y. G. POHERoY, I. \. Senator, Kansas
Hon H. L. CAEE. Member Of Congress, Pennsylvania
Hon = s. Cox, Member Of Congress New.fork
Hoo. JOns A. LoGAS Member Of Congress Illinois
Hon H. H. srtRKwE,THgR Member Congress Coanectcut
Hon. =. CHANDLER, 4. 4. senator Michigan.
lloh. J. NJ HovAED, o. s. Senator Michigan.
Hon H. HAsLIN L. y senator Maine
Hon. o. 7. MORros. u. :. Senator. Indiana.
Hon. JANIS W. NTE L. s. Senator Nevada.
lion. W. NJ. STEWART, H. T. Senator Nevada.
Ho1- IL. T. BurfER. Member OF Congress
Hon. RlCHAED YtrKs, u. \. bsnaior, Illinois.
Hoo. WILLIAM sPRAGuK, 4. T. senator Rhode Island.
Hon. ]. o. Hovg, U. :. SENATOR, Wisconsin
Hon. CHaRLEs SrNSKg u. s. kenaior, Massachusetts,
Hon. g toLE u. T. senator, California
Hon. X T. PEsros. 4. = senator Eew.York
Hon j. ". GKAKY Governor, Pennsylvania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

VIM Illicit, age "A, of No 394 East Sixty
fourth-st, drowned yesterday while bathing in the
East River at the foot OF SiXty-iour;h-st
The liquor store of James Quinlan, in the
frame dwelling No 72G Seyenth-ayo, was damaged by
fire yesterday morning 10 the amount Of SG1 rot in
sured T1fe building belonged 10 Mrs. Mary QuInGn.
mother OF James She sleeping In the Ond story
and, awakng, finding the building Iled WIN smoke,
leaPed from "A window 70 the pavement, and was sc
riOusly injured No f2s seventh ave. occupied Icy Gus
tavus LettenIich butcher, damaged 500 insured
for $500 No 1Ol Broadway, occupied by L0s sagatOn
shoemaker, damaged $500 not Insured. No. 1.3G2
Broadway, occupied by Henry Hunge grocery and
feed IstOrr-Oss $4,000 not insured Tie Ire IL sup
posed 10 have been VI incendlaTY origin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27
THE UNKNOWN TOMB.

At Antioch Baptist Church, Blocker street,
the Rev John Love, Jr the pastor, preached yes
terday morning and evening 10 moderate audiences.
The text Of the evening discourse Deut Si6 But
man knoweth Of his sepulchre until this day" The
speaker assumed that the fact stated the text implied
OF Moses because he had not been direct and
pcit in his obedience g. the Word Of God The law Of
God just sacred His character. His dealings
sometimes mysterious, hut they always remedial
and disciplinary Life il formative perOG-a primary
school where we learn lessons for higher hfe-and we
have abundant examples, of which the OF Moses -
one, 10 teach us 10 obey Gods laws miEutely aud i'm
phcitly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

- INVALIDS'
tH n TRAVELLING CRATRs
XVI Prom els To 80
n III for In and outdoor
I m And one having Of the hands propel
II 1 m and guide
|AW Having g the hands nv child Of ve
5 :: i! 7: e:
I1<SZ14 punh a grown person about
Nt2Tif1tI3 lnyaAds Canlagss 10 orlsT
HHAlL~yf1 PATENT kEbAN CARRYING CHAIRS
IlL(|S-Ili2A state sRI send stamp circular
SA.G/I\ \./CS3 STEPHEN w. SMITH
u ~ No. 70 WiaaIs-sL. Ne~-iofk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

All the leading Styles of SUMNER CLOTHING
can obtained TRAPHAGEs, HUNTER Coz 3 IOJ anu f<
Bosery, a pncs full ~ per cent below Broadway rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

Wool AND HOP TwINEs, CORDAGE AND PA
IKR WAKEu6rsE-WIIARD HARVEY, go Broadway New.lork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

II. n. SQURE's, o. FultOn-st., New York, is
the hest pare 10 buy reliable WArCHE ne DAMosDs choice JEW
ELKY and SryKRWaRR. Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

For SPONGE MATTREssEs-COOle Cheaper, an
More Durable than ha-cor and CanatA d. FARRELL
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JAnpounoementaj
Jr YOUR THROAT Is SORE OR you ARE AN

If YOUR THROAT II SORE OR you AXE AN
soyEp BY CoUGH PROMPTLY DR. JAMES
roK,Sr IT PASSAGES oy ALL PhsA OK ho
60 NV ,xv,.un,YIoy AND 90 GIVE DnxAsED PARTS A
CHANCE TO HEAL BE HAD FoR ALL Ooues
AND CoLps on ANY rHs THROAT OK LUNGS AND
. NJ, IN rIxE A PROVE IT'S HyioAof BOLD
HyERywHEEA
Tur 6sooKLYN DAILY EAGLE has a larger
my sssI . sl.n," sAS Hs sy desire s
S.ps the following ysnds have been ss ~ Hs NV
,iHSs SGn, s. he House Rqtqnea Me;.Is Dunn
fss sI y cSTi 6s " cos Gnd' Ferry
A FREE EXCURSION
TO WEST FLUHfS2' -, A., MI, n.
special n sgyP., from H. snDE Sa@, ssi Rpe
Hunters Pom. at G Sss o S BHs HrTeucoox Pnbe
81 ReiwSpst Fee week day lpSeas ae'tsoT
LADIES' can be bad application Maps free Lo'' S'O F'O'
$40 monthly.
While the family is out of town, HOLINESS
As and h never JAILED sS Cor that pur
pose Call at the Office and post up D. HOLMES har'y']
The difficulty between Ben. Butler and
easily adjusted Lei fsnswora PTssSp d S%' tS T'n
y ended The place to se, articles cheaper and better than
where else including Diamonds and Jege at 10 Bows co.,
BrOome st, N y ;. H. 'onSsio' ~
FIREWORKS
JOSEPH d. PURDY q ASp - hADEs'iSA
Established l94A
CHITTENANGo WHITE SULPHUR WATER cures N e,
nvsnens kidney Diseases Rheumatism and Scoua SOIL p an
Druggss- Depot, No COlgePlas. J. r. HENRY 0enu 0
CURED OF CATARRHAL daughter of Mr.. b.
Arcuaus Of south Porandave sixth door north Of Fulton
Broou by Dr. Rows West Twenty st. between sll
and Seyenth-ayes.-l IimeA
For SPONGE NJ ATTREssEs-COOl Cheaper, and
More durable Centre aud CanaA A FARRELL 20
Woor. AND Hop TwINEs, CORDAGE AND Pa
pKR WAREudrsg-WnIARD HARVEY go Broadway hew'lorE
All the leading STYLES of SUMNER CLOTHING
TRAPHAGEs, HUNTER Coz 5 ioJ ana VIZ
Bosery at pnces full ~ per cent below Broadway rates.
II. n. SQURE's, o. FultOn-st., New York, is
the best place buy reliable WATCHE hne DIAMONDS choice JEW
ELkY. and SmyERwARR. Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27
Excelsior
r . OFIN G co.
incorporated under The laws Of ibis State.l

TlIC0TF0TlT0I
OFFICE % DBY-ST. L. P. NOBLE, President
Tin roofs Excelsior Cement shngld roofs, with
vas and telling Leaky repaired and made warhght
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
VIZ CLAM PoR OUR POI
rs ELASTICITY WATER FIREPRo0F QUAIL
ITIss AND DURABILITY
We refer by permission the following gekuowu gentlemen
Gov. Il. b. MORGAN, NewYork
Hon. GEORGE oPDYKE, New-York.
p. G. CALHOUN, esq, President Fourth National Bank NY
Gen. JOHN A. DIX, New.York.
E. BLAKE, esq President Mercantile National Bank NY.
And others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

CUITTENANGo WHITE SULPHUR WATER cures
nrDns kidney Diseases Rheumatism and Scrofua Sold by al
Dpg Depot No College place. j. f. HENRY Send Tor circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

CuRFD OF CATARRHAL daughter of Mr..
IepIsn Of south Portland sixth door north OF Fnt0na'
Bootu by Dr. Rows l5O West st. between s
and Seyenth.ayes-l IimeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

While the family is out of town, HOLINESS
A. s~ will protect hose burglars; it
done and has never ed ~ea ased toT hat Pu
r@ae Call al the Office and post - HOLMES ImnHsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

A Free EXCURSION

.peea train win each SUNDAY from he Slnss &
p,,nt ~ 4 O'Clock West Flushing EIcuron IeAeE "
EN- ss can he had Of BENZ W. HToHcoCK Music Pqbh,he
PTee tickets week day tpartieuar ue'5aon
Ladies' be bad application Maps nee LUIS "'' 'O'
1IOmOnLlY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

The difficulty between Ben. Butler and
Faasworh is easily adjusted Lei fsrnsWorh pesspt Butler with
GA Watc And Butler gye bpOoh and the HouD
i ended The place such articles cheaper and better thn
ber else including Gne Diamonds and Jewey Is at l Bowe COT
na,' " Va NV J. H. JOHNSTON ROBINSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

FIREWORKS !
joseph d. PuRDY, % AND "a hAIDES'LASR.
Established l843
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-21

among the bulls and bears of Wall street.
They have set up a newspaper, and for a
woman's organ it is the most curious that has
made its appearance. Its first number talks Of
sporting and fashion, politics and literature,
has column or two Of finance and many col
umns OF labor reform, and is altogether mas
culine journal. It is quite too early to call it
success, but not TO soon to recognize in it
something entirely different from all we have
seen of women's papers. Its main
purpose is to advocate the claims OF
Mrs. Woodruff for the presidency; in
which the clairvoyant powers of Miss
Tinnie C. Clafiin, or Miss Tennessee, will naturI
ally be of the greatestlserVIce. Indeed, unless
Mr.. Boutwell, and Mr.. Grant and the rest of the
aspirants for the honors Of 1872 secure this
private clairvoyant without delay, there will
be vast advantage in favor Of the firm of ex-
brokeresses who can doAtheir own diyining.
"Woodhull & Clafin's Weekly" however does
not commit the error of Pushing it's candidate
thus early, but confines itself to vigorous
support of the claims Of female suffrage and
making itself elsewise agreeable to male
readers. Those who know Mrs. Woodruff, say
that she has no idea herself that her preslden-
tial aspirants win ever be gratiaed, but simply
advances her claims as point of principle-to
prove that woman had right to get whatever
she wants; even if her hopes never result in
frution
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-21
MUSIC HATH CHARMS, &C.
Clara LeuIsa Kellogg Sings in a Luna
tic Asylum.

We do not remember to have heard of
more interesting episode in the life Of any ar
tlst since the days Of the great Jenny Lind,
than that of Miss Kellogg al the Utica, New
York, Asylum. on the occasion of her concert
in that city, few days since. The circum-
stance speaks volumes for the kindness Of
heart and genuine humanity Of this great
artist.
Not content. as some of the genius irTitGbile
would have been, to dole out few notes TO
better classes Of patients that could be assem-
bled for the purpose, she asked the doctor TO
be allowed to penetrate 10 the Interior and
sing for the most disturbed. Accompanied by
two OF the faculty, their ladies and the matron,
and armed only with her slight guitar" she
started, like an ancient troubadour, on her
novel Journey. Arrived In one Of the depart
ments devoted to the most noisy, destructive
and disturbed of this unfortunate class, she
was not long in making her power felt. A lew
notes from her wonderful voice was sufficient
to call order out OF the widest confusion and
still the troubled waters of the soul; in mo-
nent all was hushed, and except the voice
of the cantatrice, the hall was silent as
the house of death. After the first song
they gathered about her like Children
wondering. apparently, what angel from
heaven had dropped down SO suuueuly au9
unexpectedly among them. They examined
her head to the sole OF her foot" for one de-
sired to see and examine the pretty little
boot with which she beat time to her music. y
This was allowed with most inimitable grace;
and not only this, but every article OF dress
and jewelry about her person she suffer !. to
be freely overhauled and examined mlnutely
BY these poor crazy ladies. She was turned
about from side to side like a merchants lay
figure, much to her amusement, apparently,
and little to her annoyance. But the most
trying ordeal was yet to come. Several IN the
eXuberance Of their delight came forward and
desired to kiss her themselves; not with 1ear,
| but genuine emotion, she not only received the
greeting, but returned it in kind In each ln-
stance. Such Is Clara Louisa Kellogg; sucn
some of the characteristics OF genius; such the
power of music and kindness over the disturb
| ed mind