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THE PHILADELPHIA INQU I RE It If KS-P A FEBRUARY K. 1877. BEFORE STOCK TAKING, WILL MAKE A Inlml tab ly Fine Manufacture Id Uonreutionerr and Chooolate for holiday gift. STEPHEN F. WHITMAN k.

SON, 6, W. comer ol TWELFTH and MARKET Streets. Valentines, Valentines. Storekeeper (applied with Valentines at low prloegftt MAG EE'S, No. 808 CHESTNUT Street l'olloy Holder Of the Continental, the Nocurlty, and the New Jersey Lile Insurance Companies can he reinsured In the NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL, OF BOSTON, GOODS SALE MARCH 1st, WE ORES Many Goods at Englfrli Twilled Cashmere at 20c.

Englith Damaese Cloth at t'Oc. Englith Serges, fine, at Knei'tk Stripe Damasse at 20e. Many of these were 37Jje PURE SILKS 1 0 ftrlt and Colored Silks from .1 to Another let of Cheap Muslin Underwear. Jlombnnr Edgings Cheap. 'H is is a tare chance to Imy Blankets at your Newut styes Percales and Cretonnes.

II SAMUEL C. EASTBUM S. W. Corner EIGHTH and AHCH ST1SEETS. BEFORE BUYING CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK OF FURNITUR BEDDING, BED CLOTHING, 1 As Cheap as Can be Nos.

21 awl 23 N. Tenth Street, Plillartclplila. McDONOUOH. On the 3d instant, ROBERT ion of the late Michael and Jane McDonough, agea eigntecn years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at 2 o'olook.

from the residence of his brother-in-law, Johu Kibble, No. 2113 Edgemnnt street, Twenty-fifth Ward. To proceed to St. Ann's. MAKER.

On the 4th instant, Mr. JOSEPH MAKER, aged sixty-six years. I he relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this allernoon, at 3 o'olock, from the residence of his son, Samuel S. Maker, No. 308 Marriott Street.

To prooeed to Ebenozer Vault. MAGAKGEE. On the 4th instant. MARIE wlfo ol S. Edwin Magargee, and daughter of Henry i renin, in ine iwenty-iutn year oi ner aire.

The relatives and friends of the family are in vited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morninv at 8 o'clock, from the residence of hor husband, Nineteenth street, below Ontario, Tioga Station, Oermantown railroad. Solemn hfKU mass at 10'30. and inteiment at St. John's Church, Thirteenth sireei, aoove vjuesinui, the 3d Instant. LIZZIE SHALLTTS.

daughter ol George W. and Lizsie Paul, aged six uniuns. ine relatives and friends or the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from the residence of her parents. Ko. 617 Scars street.

To proceed to Sixth om-tji cuidii vauii. PERKINS. On the mnrnlnir of the 4th Instant WILLIAM H. PERKINS, superintendent of tho Philadelphia County Prison, in the seventy-seventh year of his age. The relatives and male friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, on Wcdiusdav nltornoon, the 7th Instant, at 1 o'clock.

Interment at South Laurel mil. ROBERTS. On the 3d inrtant, SAMUEL P. ROBERTS, In his eighty -third wr! The relatives and friends ot the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, this a'terncon, at 2 o'clock, from his lato residence, No. 42 meiivain street.

To proceed to Lalayette vi'iuvu'i jr, SCHWORER. On tho 3d CATHARINE, daughter oi Ludwig and Louis Sehworor, aged live years and live months. The rolatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this aiti moon, at 2 o'olook, from the parents' residence. No. 407 Lctterly street.

SHILL1NGSFORD. On the 4th Instant, CORDELIA, wile of the late Thomas Shillingslord, in the thirty-third year of her age, the daughter of the late William and Sarnh Mcgee. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her brother's residence, William Megee, No. 812 Bucknel street, this morning, at 11 o'clock. Interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery.

SIMPSON. Suddenly, on the 3d instant, Mrs. ROSETTE SIMPSON, wife of Edward Simpson, aged lorty three years. The rolatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her husband, No. 127 Birch street, Camden.

N. this afternoon, at 2 o'clock. To proceed to Evergreen Ccuietory. TOY. At her residence, In Palmvra.

N. on Friday, the 2d instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH TOY, willow ol the late Isaiah Toy, in the eighty-second year of her age. The relatives and frlonds of the family are re-speetlully invited to attend her funeral, at Palmyra, on Wednesday, tho 7th instant, at 11 A. M.

Train leaves Market street wharf, Philadelphia, at 10'15 A. M. Now York papers please copy. WAGNER. On the 4th instant, ELEANOR wife of George E.

Waicner, and daughter of Anno de B. and the late Elwood Meurs. Due notice of the funeral will be given. tho 3d Instant, SIMEON ELLIS ZANE, In his seventy-sixth vear. The relatives and friends of the family are respeotfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock, from his late residence, No.

131) N. Thirteenth street. To proceed to Woodland Cemetery. OBITUARY. tho death of Mrs.

ELIZABETH TOY it may truly be said, "a mother in Israel has fallen. A personal friendship, commoncing in mv boyhood and existing for moro than half a century, with this remarkable woman, my great admiration nf her character, and my affectionate regard for her in all these years, prompts this brief heartfelt un'uie io iier memory. Mrs. Toy. whose maiden name was Cassldav.

was born In tho city of Philadelphia, in the vear 17115. From her youth up the was remarkable lor her ex emplary walk and conversation, and in girlhood was noted lorn maturity oi mind and excellence of judgment beyond her years. In very earlv life she connected herself with tho Methodist Eoiseonal and for moro than seventy years she has lhcd the highest type of an intelligent, earnest, i.euve, nnsiiau woman, ui ttie particulars of her Christian character and work, others will speak elsewhere; but I cannot forbear saving here that such a life as that of Mrs. Toy Is tho highest possible evidence which our humanity can give of the vital truths of tha Chrlftlan reliirlon. Miss Cassldav was married in 1837 to Mr.

Isaiah Toy, a gentleman widoly and iavorably known among the business men of Southern New Jersey. Ith whnt loving fidelity she filled hor place as wife and mother, and with what diirnitv and amen sho presided in the hospitable home of hor husband. 111.,., ri. iiiuiuiuuu ui can uear lesumouv. Mrs.

Toy was a woman of rare gifts. "I have never met one who struck me as possessing so logical a mind with such a storehouse of Information to draw from. She was a stronir, rather than a bril liant talker, but ono never ruse from a conversation with her without feeling that they had boen in the prosence of an intelligent, cultivated, lovely Christian laily. She was alloctlonately devoted to her iainllv and friends, to her church and its ministers: benevolent. charitable; always abounding in good works.

'Her lile was tho expression of an honest, earnest, Wlniilmi.1 llnlln.l.n.l 1. 1 ll i.ii nip, in Hi t. iitaiu lumiBvi ui IL11 UUU AIIU ItUll, She bad reached, nay, had passed tho lour-soorc years wnicn ine rsaimisi assigned as the desirable limit, or hun an life, witli all her faoulties unimpaired, her eye as bright, hor ear as keen, hor attention, as warm, her swiipathles as aotive as in the morninir oi ner ine: anu, in ner own peaceful Home, sur rounded by and ministered to by those she loved so much, she closed her long well-rounded life without astruugloora pang ol pain, in the full assurance of a blissful Immortality beyond the grave. Thoso of us who were privileged to stand beside hor dying couch in her last moments, can truthfully say in the luuguagB oi me poet: we saw in aeatn ner eyollds close, Calmly as to a night's repose, Like flowers at set of sun." Merchamtvillk, Feb. 6, 1877.

A. G. C. SPECIAL NOTICES. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE contributes to theOhurch Home for Children will be held on Wednesday, February 7.

The train leaves Thirty-first and Chestnut slreots for Angora at 12 30; return at 1-55 and 410. There will also be a session of the Kindergarten. Tho public are cordially Invited. THE FIDELITY INSURANCE. Trust and Safe Deposit Company.

Philadel phia February 1, 1877. The stated annual meeting of the Stockholders of this Company will be held at their ofiloe, Nos. 327-331 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, on TUESDAY, February 13, 1877, at 12 for the election of a Board of Directors for the ensuing yeftr, and for the transaction of such other business as maybe brought bclbre them. ROBERT PATTERSON. Seo'y.

CAVEN IN THE THIRTEENTH Ward. A mass meeting of the taxpayers nd rent-payers of the Thirteenth Ward, irrespec tive ol party, will be held This Evening, Feb. 6th, at 8 o'clock, in HANDEL and HAYDN HALL, EIGHTH and GREEN Streets. This meeting Is In the interest of reform and arood government, and all citizens desiring such are ear- invilea to aucnu. Messrs.

CAVEN. SELLERS and others will address the meeting. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT CHARLES T. ROGERS having retired from the limited partnership of C. W.

ROGERS it The name of the limited parnershlp will hereafter be Lewis a. umuau. Having retired from business I take tileasnreln commending the above firm to the confidence nf the trade. C. W.

ROGERS. ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY'S LEC TURESST. GEORGE'S HALL. THIR TEENTH and ARCH lecture of the course THURSDAY EVENING. February 8.

at 8 P. by Professor EDWARD D. COPE. Suhieot "Special Characters of North American Admission 60 ecnts. or 75 cents for remainder of the course.

Can be had at Messrs. Porter Coates, the Rooms of the Society, No. 206 Walnut Place, nd at the door on the evenings of the lectures. Members and loucholders, holding annual tickets, liee. SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATKINSON'S PERFUMERY. ESS. WHITE ROSE. BROWN WINDSOR SOAP. EAU DE COLOGNE.

FIVE PRIZE MEDALS. Sold by all dealers. J. ATKINSON; No. 24 Old Bond street, London.

2 QOmMl'TlOX, TXDIGESTIOX WASTL( DISEASES. A The most efficacious REME DIES are pAXCREATIC EMULSION AXD PAX- CREATINE. The original and Genuine prepared only CAVORT MOORE, 1 43 New Bond stiwer, Lon- don. Sold by them, and all CHEMISTS AND STOREKEEPERS THmoUGH-OUT THE UNITED STATES AND CAK ADA. DR.

LORD'S LECTURES IS ASSO. CIATION HALL. TUESDAY AND VUT. DAYI AT 12: "MOHAMMED AND HILDE-BRAND." FAIR FOR THE BEN EFIT OF THE PHILADELPHIA HOME FOR INFANTS, Jl imniUJlJLil.UKAl-' "ALL, Commencing TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, and closing on the evening of the 13th. Admission 25c.

3P EIGHTEENTH WARD. GEN. H. II. BINGHAM will give good and substantial arguments In favor of re-electing WILLIAM S.

S'lOKLEY Mayor, at the Hall, corner of G1RARI) Avenue and MARLBOROUGH Street, on THIS (Tuesdny) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. THE TWENTY-SECOND ANNIVER- sary of the Youmr Men's Christian Asxnolft. tlon of Philadelphia will be bold in Association Hall, FIFTEENTH and CHESTNUT Streets, THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, at 1 o'clock. Hie annual report will he presented, and addresses delivered by Rev. H.

CLAY TRUMBULL, Rev. NOAH HUNT SCHENCK, D. of Brooklyn, and RevJOHN DkWITT. The public are cordially in- No Tickets of Admission will he required. The building will be open for the inspection of visitors from 10 to 11 P.

M. In the event or Association Hall not accommodating all who desire toattend this anniversary Rev. Dr. NEWTON has courteously tendered the use of the Church of tho Epiphany lor an overflow meeting. If such a meeting is held it will be addressed by the same gentlemen who are expected to address the main meeting, or by other well-known speakers.

CLOTHING. NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE BARGAINS IK WINTER CLOTHING! OVEEOOATS, BOYS' CLOTHING, EVENING COATS, AND BUSINESS SUITS, AT MARVELOUSLY LOW RATES. WILSON 603 605 Chestnut St. HOTELS LAEKLN HOUSE PALATKA, FLORIDA. ZABKIN MORRIS PROPRIETORS.

OPEN DECEMBER 20, 1876. The Largest and Finest Hotel on St, John's River south of Jacksonville; can accommodate 260 guests; all the Modern Improvements. It Is an entirely New Hotel; has large rooms, high oeilings and perfect ventilation; is lighted with gas; has electrlo bells and wardrobes In every room; the sleeping rooms are handsomely furnished throughout; the table is equal to any in the country. Palatka is situated on the St. John's River, and entirely surrounded with Sweet Orange, Live Oall and Banana Trees.

D. F. LA KIN, S. L. MORRIS, Of Larkin House, West Brattleboro, Watch Hill K.

I. Vermont. BRIGHTON COTTAGE, OCEAN END OF INDIANA AVE HUE, ATLANTIC CITf N. J. NOW OPEN FOR THE WINTER SEASON.

Address F. W. HEMSLEY. ROSSMORE HOTEL, Junction of Broadway! 7th Ave and Street NEW YORK CITY, Three blocks west of Grand Central Depot, neai the Elevated Railroad, and but twenty minutel from Wall Street, a new and elegantly furnished Hotel all modern improvements. Rates (4 pel day.

Liberal terms to families. CHAS. A. LELAND, Proprietor, of Delovan House, Albany, N. YM and Clarendon Hotel Saratoga.

DUVATLONAL GERMAN TEACHING. PROF. OSCAR ABRAHAMSOHN, Late Principal ol the Abrahamsohn's German School of Louisville, and graduate of the University of Berlin, will give private lessons in German, and will also take olasees of ladies, gentlemen and children. German taught in such a way as to make pupils proficient in speaking the language in from six to eight months. Prices very reasonable.

Best reference ean be given. Office, No. 311 S. TWELFTH Street. Office hour, 13 to 1.

pARKESBURG INSTITUTE, CHESTER county, on Pennsylvania Railroad. New term; vacancies for six boys; $05 per quarter, and books provided. Send for circular. J. L.

LAND1S, Principal. WANTED TO INSTRUCT SOME GEN-tlemen in the German, French, Italian and Latin languages, mathematics or book-keeping. Address No. 468 I. FIFTH ROOFING.

Repair and preserve your Roof with H. W. JOHNS' Asbestos Cement and Roof Paint For sale at T. B. CHINA AND GLASSWARE.

AXTCTIOirsr AT KERR'S CHINA HALL 1218 Chestnut Street, (SECOND STORY.) am' mk ''hange in our assortment of Fine VJWUC Ub 4 UUillillC, On Thursday, February 8, at 10 o'clock, ELEGANT CLOCK SETS IN Black Marble Real Brcnze TO CLOSE OTJT. ALSO, RICH DECORATED DINNER AND TEA. SETS. Rich Cut and Plain Glassware, VASES, CHAMBER SETS, Fancy Goods, GOODS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION. 'IN AN CIA L.

THE PHILADELPHIA WAREHOUSE COMPANY No. 235 Dock Street. CAPITAL, 91,000,00000 (FULL PAID.) This Company will advance their promissory notes on merchandise in store or In transit, charging for the same ONE-FOURTH OF ONE PER CENT. PER MONTH COMMISSION. They also guarantee the sale ot tho paper so ad vanced at a rate not exceeding 0 PER CENT.

PER ANNUM. T. CHARLTON HENRY, President. BEAUVEAU HORIE, VIoo President. HARRY F.

WEST, Treasurer and Secretary. A. H. FOSTER, Superintendent. STOCK ORDERS EITHER FOR CASH OR OX M1RL8, CAREFULLY EXECUTED.

DE HAVEN TOWNSEND, 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET. CHARLES D. BARNEY BANKERS AND BROKERS, NO. 114 S. THIRD STREET Ruy and sell Government Securities, Stooks and Ronds; negotiate Business Paper and Collateral Loans; execute orders lor Gold and Sterling Ex- Ohange; receive Deposits, EZRA BOWEN, OEOROE S.

FOX BOWEN FOX, STOCK BROKERS, No. 13 MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE Particular attention given to investments. Contracts made and stock carried at lowest rates. Information given as to the character of the various securities dealt In. Orders executed in New York, Boston, Baltimore and SAN FRANCISCO.

FELL, WRAY CO. 14 SOUTH THIRD STREET. Stocks, Gold and Bonds bought and sold on Commission only. TOWKSEND CO. STOCK AND BOND BROKERS, And Dealers In Investment Securities, 309 WALNUT STREET.

$50. $100. $200. $500. $1000.

ALEX. FROTHING II AM Bankers and Brokers, No. 12 WALL Street, New York, make for customers desirable investments ol large or small amounts In stocks of a legitimate character, which frequently pay from five to twenty times the amount Invested every thirty days. Stocks bouxht and carried as long as desired on deposit of nve per cent. Circulars and weekly reports sent free.

A Memler of tie Stoci Eiciaie Will execute orders for the purchase or sale ol stocks, bonds and gold on moderate margins. Commissions, fttt per each 100 shares. Stock privileges negotiated on responsible parties only. Correspondence solicited. HENRY MERRIAM, Member American Mining and Stock Exchange, No.

35 WALL Street. New York. Reference D. R. Mangam, President Na.

tlonal Trust N. Y. TO LOAN ON WELL-SECURED MORT- gages, many different sums, varvlng in amount from $1000 to $50,000. RICHARDSON JAN-N EY. No.

21 5 S. FIFTH Street. HEATERS AND RANGES. STEAM HOT WATER 1AMG Gold's Patent Cast-Iron Apparatus. Architects, builders and others desiring buildings heated with Steam or Hot Water should not fail to examine this apparatus, which is superior to all the imitations ottered for sale.

Our Cast. Iron Radiators are adapted to high as well as low pressure steam. Steam Fitting, In all Its branches, done at the shortest noUoe. Particular attention paid to Ventilation. WOOD'S AMERICAN KITCHENER, On the European principal, of neat and durable construction, suitable for public Institutions, hotels and private residences, having powerful water backs, and Its cooking and baking qualities cannot be surpassed.

JAS. P. WOOD 41 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, Philadelphia. 91, B. FSXTWEIA Superintendent.

Eurly Prices. o'l iuch dshnpres at All-wool Sergei at 37' Best Style ll-i at 1 were were h. Cashmeres 10) pieces Lace at -ifc. were A.T GOLD COST yards each, to be closed out at less. Blankets at own price.

a sienhee. FOR PARLORS, LIBRARIES, DINING- ROOMS. FEATHERS, MATTRESSES. SPRING COTS, BEDS, BOLSTERS, PILLOWS, TICKS, SHEETS, PILLOW CASES, WOOL, OR DOWN, COMFORTABLES of COTTON, COUNTERPANES, BLANKETS QUILTS, Found in Philadelphia. AMUSEMENTS.

COLOSSEUM 1 1 IRON AND FIRE- PKOOFSTKUCTUKK. A in. Open Afternouns and Evenlnas from 2t5aa4 7 to 10 o'olock. THE COLOSSAL CYCLOKAMA OF PARIS BY NIGHT and the renowned PKESTUHOITATEUK AND HUMORIST, In an entire change of programme. Admission to all, 50 cntsj Children, 25 cent.

Including view ot Philadelphia from the Tuwer. ASCENT BY ELEVATOR. MERICAN ACADEMY OF MT3IC. M7KNNEKCHOR CARNIVAL MARDI TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 13, 1377.

PRECEDED BY AN ALL FOOL'S MEETING," On SATURDAY EVENING, FER. 19, AT TUB MVENNEROHOR HALL AND CLUBHOUSE. Subscription to entire Carnival Five Dollar. (Admitting one gentleman and ono lady.) sonts in Balcony One Dollar oxtrav Extra lady ticket." One Dolhw. Spectator tickets (Family Circle) Fifty Cents.

Tickets lor sale at the music stores, and the re served font in Allireeht 1'ian Warerooa. r.c. 010 AHCH Street. CADEMY OF MUSfC. JtV TUESDAY EVENING, Feb.

GRAND ORATORIO, DAVID." HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY. EMINENT SOLOISTS. CHORUS OF 300 VOICES. ORCH ESTKA OF 40 PERFORMERS. CONDUCTOR MR.

CARL tENTO Admission, 50 cents; reserved Seats, $1. Subscription, 5. entitling to two reserved seats at eatok ol ine three concerts ol the season. Ticket office at Doner's store, No. 1 102 Chestnut street SPECIAL NOTICE.

In consequrneeol the demand for seats, the Front Rows in the Family Cirola have been reserved. WALNUT STREET THEATRE. NEILSON'S FAREWELL to AMERICA. Tho great English Tragedienne, MISS NEILSON. Supported by Mr.

Ebcn Plympton. Tut sdav, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Evetfr-Inirs, and Saturday Matinee, TWELFrH NIGHT. VH LA Miss NEILSOM Monday, Feb. 12 CYMBELINE. RACHEL ACAULEY, Monday, Feb.

19. QHESTNUT STREET' THEATRE. Carriages may be ordered for 10'40. THIRD WEEK AND Increasing success of the Intensely comic sensaiiM, "OUR BOARDING HOUSE." "OUR BOARDING HOUSE." "It is one of the most amusing plays ever writ ten. Snf York Graphic.

Every Evening at 8 and Saturday Matinee at "OUR BOARDING HOUSE." Secure Seats during the day, and avoid th crowd at the Box Office at night. No extra charge for Secured Seats. rUXSTATTER CARNIVAL. THURSDAY EVENING, Fob 8. 1S77.

AT THH ACADEMY OF MUSIO, for the benefit of the GERMAN HOSPITAL AND GERMAN SOCIETY. Tickets, $3 irentlea an und one lady. Extra Ladies' tickets, $1. Spectator tickets, 60c. To be had at all music stores and front member liUA3LA.MA ML9ELM AU SCHOOU I of industrial Art.

Exhibition of masterpiece ol metal work, wood work, Ivories, pottery, por-; oi meiai wora. woou work, ivories. Doiterv. Dor- -A retain, textile fabrics, representing the 4 best art woikmnnship of the pist and present, NOW AT THE ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARfS, BROAD and CHERRY Streets. (South Galleries.) I Admission, 25 cents.

Open from 9 A. M. to 6 P. and 7110 to 10 P. closing on Sunday at P.

M. PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF TOE FIN1 Arts, Broad and Cherry streets. Exhibition choice paintings from private galleries of Phlladot. jhia, and Hans Makart's treat picture of "Venlo Paying Homage to Caterina Cornara," from January lHth to March 31st. Admission 25 cent.

Ojen from 9 A. M. to 6P. and 7 30 to lO.r. closing on Sundays at 5 P.

M. Chartered 1835 assets VfLntj)trpim torma ad- Call at the office of the oompnny In Philadelphia Tfo. 183 S. FOUKTII Street, with your present policies. 73,775,800 $73,775,800 $73,775,800 Worth of property was destroyed BY 1IKE During the year 187 in the United Mates and Canada.

0301 9301 lires were observed and reported, boing moro thnn ONE EVEliY HOUR. Many valuable books and accounts were lost which would have been preserved had thoir owners purchased FAR EL fc SAFES, FAKKEL SAFES, FAKKEL SAFES, No. 631 CHESTNUT Street. Good Times 1 ooon TrMisi GOOD TIMES (rood Oood It001 Good Good Oood Good Good flood Good Good Good Good Oood Oood Oood Oood Good Oood Oood ood Oood Oood Oood Good Good Good Oood Oood Good Good Oood Oood Oood Oood Oood Good These are good times fi those who must replenish their wardrobes, and have but very moderate means with hlch to do It. These aro GOOD TIMES GOOD TIMES GOOD TIMES To purchase the bct clothing at the lowest prices, at WAN AMAKEH'S, OAK HALL, SIXTH and MARKET.

These are GOOD TIMES GOOD TIMES GOOD TIMES To purchase at the Grand Depot, THIRTEENTH and MARKET, complete outfits. Including underwear, hosiery, shirts, shoes, collars, hand kerchiefs, hats and caps, rubber shoes, ladies' coats and furnishing goods, gloves, totlot articles; and OOOD TIMES GOOD TIMES GOOD TIMES To purchase almost everything that one needs for tho ready dress of men, boys, youths, ladies," misses, children, ALL AT ONE Plainlv Marked LOWEST PRICE. Plainly Marked LOWEST PRICE. Times Times Times Times Times Times Times Times Times. Times Times Times Times Times.

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Times Times. Times. OAK HALL, OAK HA EL, SIXTH and MARKET. For Clothing Particularly. GRAND DEPOT GRAND DEPOT 13TH and MARKET, For Oonoral Dress.

WANAMAKER. WANAMAKER. MAJtltJED. FOSTER GARDNER. On Thursday evenlnsr, Feb.

1, by Rev. Dr. Miller, GEORGE WASHING- L'llKl'L'II CI IV tllUnML'U 1. oi jrninKKira, HUBBELL SPRAGI'E. At Trinity Church.

St. Augustine, Jan. 30, 1877, by tho Right Rev. J. r.

nounif, Bisnop ot Morula, Lieut. HENRY HUBBELL, First Regiment of Artillorv. U. A to SARA, daughter of Colonel John T. Sprasue.

U.S.A. 1 D1EV. ALEXANDER. Suddenly, on the 3d instant, MATT1E liELL ALEXANDER, daughter ol Wil liam T. and Maggie Alexander, and granddaughter of Thomas and Martha Kelly, aged four months ami iwo uays.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 2241 Callowhill street. To prooeed to (lie iiaia.veno uumeiery. BAILEY'. On the 4th Instant, Mrs.

MARY BAILEY. The relatives and friends of tho family are respeouuuy mvueu io aueim uie lunenu, iroin tlia NtaWlAnna nf ha iiin.ln.liiv Uumnal AI Cmltl. Falls Hotel, Falls of Schuylkill, on Wednesday, at UIOVH. the 4th Instant, BENJAMIN C'RANMEK, aged sixty-three years. ine reiauves ana menus or the family aro respeotfUUy Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from the residence f.f his son, John Cranmer, No.

105 Morris Btreet. To prooeed to Bethol Vault. CUMMINGS. On the 2d instant, MARY, wife ol Tisdale Cnmnilnas, in the thirty-third year ol her age. The relatives and frlonds of the family ar respectfully Invltod to attend the funeral, from tho residence of her husband, No.

148 Huntingdon street, th afternoon, at 2 o'olock. To proceed to Machpelah Vault. CURRY. At Norrlstown, on the 3d Instant, OEORUE son of Levi and Sallio Curry, aged two years and four months. The rolatives and friends ot the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from his uncle's, Henry Eddleman.

near eight-mile stone, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock. To proceed to Leverington Uemetory. DEACON. On Sunday evening, February 4, EDMUND DEACON, in tho sixty-soventu year of Ills age. His relatives and male frlonds are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence.

No. 2030 Green street, on Wednesday, Feb. 7, at 2 P. M. Interment at Laurel Hill.

FEBIGER. On the 2d instant, SARAH wife ol Christian Febigcr, In the sixty-second year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuosday) afternoon, at 12)4 o'clock, from tho residence of her husband, corner Nineteenth and Market streets, Wilmington, Del. the 3d instant, JOSEPH THEODORE, son of Benjamin F. and Lizzie A.

Fox, aged nine years and nine months. The relatives and friends or the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, 7th instant, at 11 o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 1028 S. Twentieth street. To proceed to New Cathedral Cemetery.

GETZ. On the 3d Instant, MARY GETZ, wire of Edward Oetz, and daughter of Wilson and the late Elizabeth Ann Wooiverton, aged twenty-six years. The relatives and frlonds of the family are respectfully Invited to attend her funeral, on the allernoon of Wednesday, 7th at 3 o'clock, from the residence ol her brother, Ellis W. Wooiverton, No. 913 S.

Third street. Service at the house. To proceed to Wharton Street Vault. HEINECKE. On the 2d Instant, Dr.

GEORGE F. HEINECKE, Veterinary Surgeon, aged forty-Line years. The relatives and friends of the family are respeotfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from his late residence, No. 2212 N. Fourth Btreet.

To proceed to K. of P. Oreenwood Cemetery. the 3d instant, AMELIA JENNINGS, widow of John Jennings, in the eighty-eighth year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral service, at the Church of the Covenant, Filbert street, above Seventeenth, this day, 6th instant, at 12 o'olock LEEDS.

On the afternoon nf tho nth in.ian. CHARLES F. LEEDS, in the seventieth year oi' fais age. The relatives and friends of the family, also Adelphi Ledge, No. 92, 1.

O. O. are respectfully Invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No. 1120 Green street, on Thursday afternoon, 8th instant, at 3 o'clock. Interment at Laurel Hill.

LEWIS. On the 2d Instant, SARAH, wife of Jacob Lewis, iu the forty-second year of her age. The relatives and friends of the rainlly are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her husband, No. 919 Vienna street, below Richmond. To prooeed to Palmer Street Cemetery, MISCELLANEOUS.

SMITH'S BOILER FURNACE Saves 25 per cent. Fuel. Increases Capacity 25 per cent Can be seen at Inquirer Paper Mills, T. Seymore Seott'B Paper Mills and James Martin's lileaohery and Dye Works, CHAS. D.

SMITH, No. 148 SOUTH FOURTH ST ESTABLISHED 1837. POWELL'S IIOUSEFURNISIIING GOODS AND TIN WAKE MANUFACTORY, 419 S. SKCiOJVT) STKEET. PHir.ADKT.PHIA COAL.

We are now selling at all of our yarns and agen cles the hardest and purest White Aih Uoal, prepared in the best manner, at the following greatly reduced rates, Delivered. 2210 Broken $5'25 Kkk 5 25 Stove, Small Stove or Kango 6'50 Nut 475 Hrookulde Coal, for Low Orates' and Open Stoves (superior to Bituminous), 2'J40 lbs, 8-00. Special prices to dealers and manufacturers, and publlo and charitable Institutions and associations. COAL BY THE CAK Ott UAKttO. BINES SHEAFF, Wholesale and Retail Coal Dealers MAIN OFFICE, 114 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.

J. O. TKUITT, W. II. RIUHAKDS TRUITT RICHARDS COAL DEALERS, YARD, No.

1419 GALLOWHILL ST Will deliver Hard White Ash Coal, of the best quality, at the following Low Prices per ton (2210 pounds): broken and Furnace $5 25 EKK 6 25 Stove and Small Stove 5-50 Nut 475 Pea 3 60 Orders by mall promptly tilled THAT SUPERIOR HARD WHITE ASH, JL TUB G1LBKKTON LEH1UH COAL. In In Yard. Pnnge and Heater '25 Kange and Heater. $5-25 Nut 6 25 Nut 4 60 Fit EE BUKNINCJ COAL. In Cellar, i In Yard.

Heater 5 25 Heater fl 50 Kange 5 50 Kange 4 75 Nut 6 (0 Nut 4 25 Speolal prices to Carters, Dealors and Manufacturers. BENJAMIN KEPNEK, No. 1 1 N. EIGHTH Street. AMUSEMENTS.

MRS. JOHN iDREW'S ARCH STREET THEATRE. Engagement for one week only. OLIVER DOUD BYRON. To-night and dnring the week.

Also SATURDAY AFTEKNOON at 2, ACROSS THE CONTINENT. Friday-Benefit of OLIVER DOUD BYRON. Feb. 12 BEN DE BAR as FAPLSTAFF. ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN.

Open every day. A large collection of llvtn Wild Beasts, Birds and Reptiles. Admission, 31 cents; Children under 12 years, 10 cents. INSTITUTION FOR THE BUND, TWT5N-TILTH and RACE Streets. Exhibition every Wednesday at 3 30 P.

M. Admiuloo, 10 oaaW I.