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. . CAMI)l.N AFrAins.
Codbt of Otbr n Trrhinrr. The Jury In
Ibe ciHeor Alexsnder DratHey .charged with kill
Jbr John Marker the lull particulars of whose
trial was ftltpri In jrBter.laj's TicLXORiPB, ren
oered a verdict last cvcnltK of manslaughter,
irun a recommendation o mercy,-, k t - ,
" ' ' ori uun puuuni miui TUl
stirjof the Polytechnic Institute wan held at
Morgan's Ilnll last even Inc. ihe exercle were
or an instructive character, and the children,
by their ready answer to the nnroerons ques
tions propounded to them, pare obvious evi
dence that they had made wonderful progress
daring the pant year. The Institute commenced
two jer ao with three pupil; now the num
ber exceeds seventy. It Is under the charge of
ProftMOr Burns. '
CITY INTELLIGENCE.-
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res additiom ax- local items sks outbids rasas.
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Tn PHILADELPHIA HoMrBOFATItK) MkDTOAI,
BocirrT. The monthly meeting of this Medical
, Association ot the new school of Therapeutics .
was held on Thursday evening, at the College
JJulldlnp. Filbert street, above Eleventh. ,
, Several names were added to the already long
list f mem bers. A great variety of bustnes of
, interest to physicians was transacted. .The
term of ofllce of toe Committee on Cholera,
appointed last May, having expired by limita
tion, the same gentlemen, viz., Drs. Bushrod
' W. James, J. H. P. Frost, Adm Lippc, John K.
Lee, and J. C. Morgan, were constituted the
committee for the ensuing year,
Resolutions expressive of toe sense of the
members of the Society In regard to the death,
of their late fellow-member. Dr. Charles N.
.Leech, and of condolence auJ sympathy with
, the family of deceased, wore unanimously
adopted. ,
Tbe following delegates were elected respec
tively to the American Institute of Homoeapathy,
which meets In New York on the 6th of June,
and tbe State Medical Hooiety, whose annual
, session will be held in this city on the 3d of
June, vix.i ' .
American Institute Dm. W. Williamson,
Llppe, 11. N. OnernBey, Frost, Bubhrod W.
, James, Brooks, and McGlatchev.
1 State Society Drs. Jeanes, David James, W.
H. Bmlth, Lippe, W. M. Williamson, Brooks,
Von Tagen, A. II. Ashton, Martin, and Richard
Gardiner, ' .
Thb Pkoposbo South Street Bridgb. The
Commission appointed by the recent act of As
sembly to oversee the construction of a sub
stantial bridse acrocs the Schuylkill at South
street, convened yesterday aiternooa. ; Mr.
John Welsh presided.
' The supplementary act, which directs that the
: work of building the bridge shall be commenced
by tbe 1st of July, 1867, was read. A motion
was adopted inviting the Chief Engineer and
Surveyor to meet the Commission at its next
meeting.
The proposed action was discussed by Messrs.
II. M. Phillips, William B. Mann, Esq., Mr.
Eastwlck, and Mr. J. P. WetherilL
The suggestion of Mr. Wetherill, for the ap
pointment of a committee to conter with the
Law Committee of Councils, was agreed to,
after some remarks from Mr. Welsh upon the
propriety of acting in baimony with Councils.
Messrs. Mann, Eastwlck, and Struthers, were
: appointed a committee to wait upon tbe Chief
: Engineer, and procure his plans for a bridge at
South street. , .
The chairman was authorized to appoint
Committees on Finance, Law, estimates, and
Superintendence.
School Buildings. In addition to the sohools
mentioned as reported favorably, in our report
of tbe proceedings of Select Council yesterday,
one is to be built onChristian street.above Front,
' in the Third Ward, and another on Fourth
street, above George, in the sixteenth Ward.
Tbe citizens ol the Seventeenth Ward, adjoin
, ing, are suffering sadly for the want of school
accommodations, and have been for a long time.
A resolution has been passed in the Board of
Control requesting Councils to set apart $45,000
ontof the million loan, tor the erection of a
? roper school house in the Seventeenth Ward,
bis will remedy much of the evil.
The want of proper school accommodations
is severely felt in some of tbe sections, and it
has been wisely determined to erect a number
of new buildlnes, not only spacious, but pro
perly ventilated and lighted.
A Comparison. The following was the
marking of the thermometer at the Merchants'
Exchange, at 3 o'clock P. M., from the 9th to
the 17th, inclusive, of May, 1866 and 1867:
9 10 11 12 13 U 15 16 . 17
1866-75 75 75 76 83 . 64 66 79 63
' 186764 67 76 69 69 ' 71 67 67 67
Fiom the above it will be seen that the
weather at 4 o'clock on the 17th of last May was
colder by 14 degrees than at the same hour yes-
terday. . . . j
"' Closing Exercises. The closing exeroises
for the term ol St. Michael's Parochial School,
under the care of the Christian Brothers, took
place last evening. Tbe building was crowded
with the friends of the scholars. ' The pupils
showed much proficiency in the exercises,
which were enlivened by music from the band,
composed of boys attached to the institution.
Capsized. A boat containing three men
was capsized off Kensington about 6 o'clock
last evening. One of the men was entirely ex
hausted, and bad It not been for the timely
arrival of a boat, the three would undoubtedly
have perished. The accident was witnessed by
the passengers on the Pilot Boy.
A Painful Casualty. John Wailder, a
German, aged twenty-four yers, and a carpen
ter by occupation, had his right arm terribly
lacerated yesterday, at Bergner's brewery,
Tblrty-secoud and Thompson streets. He was
examining some machinery, when his arm came
in contact with it and was drawn between two
rollers. It will he necessary to amputate the
limb above the elbow. - J
W abk Selling ,
Men's Cussiuiere Suits, all-wool, as low as JIO'OO
.. butler for 12 00
.. , 15 00
Uovs' " " all-wool, as low as 6-00
r. " belter for 7-00
These are all pood, serviceable garments, well
adopted to ordinary or business wear. Advauclug
from these, we liaveall grades aud prices up to
tbe finest and best of Frenoh and Kugllsn
fabrics, surpassed by none lu the elty iu style
and fit, and made with euecial oare by the best
workmen in tbe oily. Notwithstanding large
and rapldlttalex. our stock Is kept full and com
plete by large dally additions of fresh goods
fntrodoolog all new styles as they appear. ,
Half way between) Ubnnktt A Co.,
fifth and V Towan Hall,
tjixlhtila. ) No. 518 Market ht
, Philadelphia, ,
and '
No. 600 Brondway, New Yorlt.
G. 8. C. K.
AN unusually large and ciioloe stock of Cloth
inu for spring wear 1 exhibited by the G. B.C.
1-1 at the present time. We have taken much
palus in selecting styles, aud in the getting up
I . " . ithta u.nvnn and lira Ah tn
ofler to our patrons and tbe rJUbllo generally au
""""J". .irii,i ri.wir.ii Mnrillllir mill
Ev Back; .Spring" 6 l. V.-
,jjijiiiv uhiiaI in Ktvia make
and finish to HK-I Tcusiomer work, nd of
nTMSo"Thc7Je7lo 'have their Clo.blng
' made to order, we have a custom dopartm jut.
in chaise of ciuters whose skill and taste .re
' uneicellud. aud supplied with an elegaud y.i
Ktv of pl'eca g-KKii of all .IpUou-.. VV,
luvfte au early call. J,"-;,.
. ; , , No. 609 ClieHtiutstrewt, abova Sixth,
New Method ov Smoking ToBACCO."-"Tha
ASooWn. Casket."
nVv vlvM. Nonlcollu. No guinrutug of the
hoJ Can be replenished while smoking.
Knirilv safe. No daner from sparks. Not
,"'.eK . i. !t. a eluar-hoUler. Bold as low as
' JppAW&nl Agent.
' No. 125 outU Third street
TIIBf DAILY EVENING - TELEGR A Pn-l'lilL ADELVII E A, SATURDAY,
f. 'inaaaaaanaaaa Unit from 9 tn v.
A a a a a a n a a a a a a a Mut rom i) tn f .vi.
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Wki.l Vvv Ann Win Madk.
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mif. . Wai.L ;i;t and Wki.l Madk.
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doo lirriicMT Htt i.ks
t , , . '.-. ,.. ! BOO DirritRKNT BTr i.kh.
. ' " 'WHblKtRltHtSTtWtil,
Aaaaaaaa Fnntnloon from i;-7S to Sis. ,
M Aaaaaaaa ItinUttiMm from f2 75 to IS.
mm Aaaaaaaa jtinUHoon from fl i to IIS. I '
T A u a a a a a a J'nntaloon from la SIS. '
" Aaaaaaaa lxntiUHm frw $2-75 to lis. i
: ; x ' wina and M rdiom ttrvtw.
Wlim AND MKDIDM MTVI.K4.
' i- WlDB AND M DIUM TVI.KIV
. 1 Win AND iUlllUX BTVLKS.
K A a a a a a a Jioy'i null for ts amt up. i
w- A a a a n a a Hoy's th,u for in ami up. , !
'A a a a a a a JUn's null for is ami up. ' '
V A aaaaaa Hoy's ttuU for 15 aiKl w, m : 1
It.
1
M'e are taliortno to rtihiee 'the trlre of Clnthlna. atul
1 do U, ana still make, a profit, Th people are
I hOW MUfA itfl Al. nnA ' IhM .iliiut
Jltulitip vut how much they ran , nnil at the turn
time be tvrlt srrvrd. U tvnly Invite examination, and
Where to tmrehate i thm mx-. hi,i,i
" - - Wanamakeh a Brown, 1 ,
r ' PoPULAa Clutjuno House,
Oak Hai.i.,1 "
TH COBNltn Q BlXTH AMn MtRKBT UTHKKTS.
1 E oKomt slianld be practised by everybody
In all tblDgs. One dollar expended now In pur
chasing a bottle of Jayno's Expectorant, by
ttiohe troubled with a slight Cough pr Hoarse
ness, or Hore Throat, may save the expense of
n doctor's bill. A neglected Cough olten ends
In Consumption. A slight Inflammation of the
lining of the wind tubes, tbe usual symptoms
or which are a sore throat aud a' palu In the
breast, will roon lead, through want of atten
tion, to .Bronchitis. A day's delay mayenlall
months of suffering. Lei the alUloled try at
once Jayne's Expectorant. It Is a standard
rrmedy, and its curative properties have boen
tefcUd by thousands of Dersontk who hnva re.
covered their health by Us ue. Hold by all
jjiTiggisvs. i repareu only at No. 'Mi Chesnut
street. - i
'AH! VOU ABE GlTTIKa BALD, ARB TOtJ f
Well, that inlBlortnna is easily remedied.
Ja ne's Hair Toole excites tha scaln to vlnorous
action, cleanses it from scurf and dandruir. pre
vents the hair from .falling oir. cures all emo
tive diseases of the scalp, and in a majority of
chhw prouuees H.nne growiu or new nair, wuiie
an a areBHing it is uneqaailea, aeepiug tne hair
glossy and Bolt. Prepared only bv Dr. D. Javne
&. Bon. No. 2i2 Cbesnut street. i
I
AUCTION Notick Sals nw Roots. Rrronsi-
Bkogans. Em The special attenLlon of the
trade Is called to tbe large and attractive sale
of Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Balmorals, eta, to be
sold by catalogue, for cash, on Mondity morn
ing, May 20, commencing at 10 o'clook, by
McClelland A Co., successors to Philip Ford &
Co., auctioneers. No. 506 Market street.
Real Estate. -J. M. Gummey A Sons' sale
on Monday next, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
will Include valuable store property, Second
street, by order of Orphans' Court; handsome
residences on Chesnut street, West Philadel
phia, Pine, and Locust streets; elegant build
ing site near Oermantown, etc etc . . j -
i
Jeff. Still at the New York Hotel.
And It is to be hoped that he will remain still,'
Do matter where he is. not ocounvlns so muoh
publlo attention, but give a chance for people
to think of the choice Spring Clothing sold at
Charles Stokes A Co.'s Ready-made Clothing
Store, under the Continental. . , i
B. T. Babbitt's Pnre Concentrated Potash, or
the Ready Soap Maker, for sale in lota to suit
purchasers, at the Agency.
HEN BY O. KELLOGG,'
S. W. cor. Water and Chesnut streets.
All parties are lpcallv nrlvllpirnil tn sail Huh.
bltt's Ready Soap Maker, and will be protected.
A Refrigerator that is not thoroughly ven-1
iiiaiing is a nnisanee. . Honooieys Ameriean
Refrigerator is warranted to keen sweet and
free from foul odors, if properly managed.
Manulactnred by E. S. Earson A Co.. No. 220
Dock street, . j
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The Great Resort for Fine Confectionery Is
at George W. Jenkins', No. 1037 Spring Garden
street. Ills Caramels. Bonbons. Fruit Drops.
Chocolates, etc., are deservedly in the highest 1
repute. , X oreign tf tuiib in great, variety. i
FitAMts! Frames!! Go to Relrner A Co. to
have your Pictures framed. They manufacture
and sell cheap. Frames for Photographs of supe
rior nnisn ana siyie at xveimer ot jo. a, no. u
Arch street.
Attention is called to the advertisement in
to-day's issue of a corner residence on Wood
land Terrace, West Philadelphia, to be sold on
Tuesday next by Thomas A Sons.
Depot fob the bale of Dash's Five-dollar
Washing Machines, Clothes Wringers, and Step
Ladders, No, 727 Market street, Philadelphia.
J. o. AiASHdlCO. ,
Buy yottb Hats from Bourne. No. 40 North
Sixth street.
A Ctjbe fob Rheumatism Worth Seeing.
S .Kllpatrick, No. 1744 Olive street, oured by Dr.
- . rj .
SmiNO and Summer Underwear.
Gauze Shirts (1 to 88-50. No. 1035 Chesnut street.
Gauze Shirts $1 to 3 -60. No. 1035 Chesnut street.
Gauze Shirts SI to 3'50. No. 1035 Chesnut street.
.McIktibe A Brother.
Bprikg Clothing ...
FOR
MSN AND SOTS
now ready,
LARQJS ASHO&TMEN7
and
LOW PRICES.
WANAMAKEK BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
S. E. Cor. SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
For additional Marine New see First Page,
ALMANAC FOB PHILADELPHIA THIS DAY.
Son Kisica..............4'tl Moon Risbs....m rises.
StTNBicTB 7-12 Hioh WTaa. 1-li
PHILADELPHIA BOARD 07 TRADE.
D. C. McCammon, 1
Wash. Butch kb, f
John 8PAKHAWK, J
Monthly Ooumittzb.
UOVEUKHTB OF OCHAN TJCAKKU
FOR AMERICA.
Atalanta .Loudon New York ..April 27
Knglaud Liverpool.. .New York ....May 1
liriiunuia ....Glasgow New York r..My 3
City of Dublln....Llverpool...New York May 4
Baxonta. ..Uamburg...New York May 4
Tripoli Llverpool...New York,. ...May 7
Bospborus ...Llvnrpool...Pbiltt(1a ..May 4
Ueruiauu....bouthauitou...New York May 7
Hauua boulbamitoii...New York May 7
C.of ItOBlou LIverpool...New York .My g
Peunnylvaula....Llverpool...New York -...May S
Peruvian Llverpool.(Juebec May 9
Etna........ Llverpool...New York May ID
Asia .Liverpool. ..lloelou May 11
GBiuiauia.....boutbauiilon...New York May 11
FUR EUROPE.
Chicago New York. ..Liverpool............. May 18
F-rln ...Nev York... Liverpool -..May IS
lluiiimonla New York...llamOurg May IS
VUle tie i'uriB..,New York...Havre-. May IS
C. of N. York. ...New YorkLiverpool May IS
Caledonia New Yoi k..,UlaKow... May ii
Northern LlgbLNew York...Ureuitu -..May IS
CofN York...... New York...Llverpool May IS
Wiu. Peuo ..New Y'ork...Loudou May 21
Col MauchealeiNew Y'ork...Llverpool May 22
Knglaud New York...Ltveipool ..May 2i
Atalauta New York. ..London May Z
Col Boalon ..New York... Liverpool .....May 2o
Ottawa New York. ..Antwerp -..May 2o
COABTWI8K, DOMKcjI IU, ETO.
Juniata...- Plillada .New Oriiau May 11
W yomlng- rnilau a...,.,.havannaa May 14
Blaraandl3UlpeePblia1a.....uHavuua May U
v;.irelca...- New York...lIavaua May in
Piouevr.. .....Pbllada Wilmington .May 14
Fung fcbuey.....New York. .along Kong May is
Gen. Uranl..-..Ntw Yolk. ..New (Jrlenui May 18
Arlaoua..., ..New York.,.AnpiuwalL May 21
Nevada -...New York...buu Juau May 2o
H. Amerloa.....-.New York...Braxll ...May 22
AlllMiice...- Pbllada Cliarlextou May
U. Hudson Pbllada -Havana-.. Juuu 1
Mails are forwarded by every steamer lu the regular
lines The steamers for or from Liverpool vail at
dueeniUiwn, except tbe Canadian line, whloU call at
Londonderry. The steamers for or from IhsOouil.
.pent ca1' at Hontliampum.
r "CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Btesmshlp JuBlata. lloxle, Havana and New Orleans.
I'blladelpbla aud Southern Mall Hieaiotlilp Oo.
biean.suip btars aud btrlpee, Holmes. Havana, Thos.
WatUou A buns. y , , ,
Bteamithtn Wyoming, Tesl. Havnnoab, Philadelphia
lid hontticrn MhII HteHuiKhln On.
Slmnmlilp lKnipr. liwnni'ii, Wilmington. N. 0. Tbl-
lalrlililnnnl Hotulifrn MkII Hpniiinhli Od.
Brig M. Vny, l,mi. ltonion, Ww moreland Colli Co,
Uchr H. and fc. Corson, Cursoa, Wllinlnslon, L1 D.H.
: BltlWMI A 0. ... . . .
Briir K. B. Wbeatoo, Llltls, Boston, Bancroft, Lewis
A Co. 4 ...
R lir H. A. Hoffman, Hoffman, Boston,' Pre ten Coal
Co. , i
Bt hr Mapgle r. Bnalth, Grace, Balera. Aodenrled, Nor
ton A t o. - ". . .
Brhr Urate Maoll. Baehltr, Boston, J. O.AO.a Rep-
pller. . , .
Bchr Koanoke, Barrett, New llavsrl, Caatner, Stick-
nry A Wrlhngion.
Brhr N O. W lllvtis, Wbeaton, Lynn, Qulntard, Ward
A Vo, . .
B-hr A. I My. Donnplly. Washington. TrlertCo.
Bohr K W. Uardaer.bteelman, lioatua, Burda. Kellar
A Nutting.
Bohr WlniBrBhrub. Bowman, Mlltvilln. J. R. Btrnel.
Krhr (Jlei wood. Mills. Newport, Hurnnldn Coal Co.
Crhr J. ComptoD, Cbllds, Dlgtilou, Blaklalou, UraelT
A Cn. .....
Cchr 11. Blmmons, Godfrey, Salem, Van Dusen, Loch
man A Co, ...... . . . r .
Bohr Kvrrnrperj. Bellmte, Brlatol. Kommel! A rtiinler.
t I'r Iicvi-riy, Plt-rc, New York, w. P. Clyde A On. .
Bl'r F. Franklin I'lemon, Balllmor. A. Orovea, Jr.
Tug Clyde. Duncan, Ballluoore, wllta a tow of burgus,
W. P. Clyde A Co. .
Tuff Tokout, Alexander, Baltimore, with a tow of
barges, W. P. Clyde A Co. i
ARRIVED YBHTICROAV. ' 1
PchrBarah Walaon, Hmlih, is daya from Clcnlurgoa,
wlih anear and niolasxes tn Madeira A Calada.
Hchr John Jnbnann, Mcbrldo, is daya from Clen fue
led, with (rnxar to Madeira A Cabaria.
Hchr Federal H Ul.Wheeler, 1 Say rrom Port Deposit,
With sraln tn J. U Bewley A Co.
Bobr Zouave, Wllllenn, l day from Mtlford, with
grain lu Jaiuea harreiu
Hchr H. A. Hammond, Palna, from Batb. I '
t-chr Hoannke, Barrel t, Irom Waehlnston. .
K hr Mary and Francen, Boyle, frmo llartlord.
h'hr K M. Wbeaton, Little, from Haloni.
F'Cbr Mangle rmllb, Graoe. from Bnlem. '
Fcbr II. Miamoim. Godfrey, from Hainan.
Bcbr Wlnier Hhrub. Bowman, from Morris River.
Brhr H. A. Hoffmen, HoiTnian, from Bnslnn.
he-hr K. W. Gardner, Nieetnian, from Boston.
Bcbr vernreen. Belloete, from Bonton.
' Bcbr Jobn Conipion, I blld.i, Irom Uo-uon.
Bcbr K G. Cranruer, Craniuer. from Boeton.
tcbr Llrile Maull, Buebler. from Bimton.
Brnr K. Miller. Andf-rnon. from Boeton.
hebr 8. O. Wllletta, Wbeaton, from New York.
Bteanier Ann Kllr.a. Kicbarda, 24 boura rrotn Mew
York, Willi m One. to W. P. Clyde A Co.
t-ienmer Vulliao. MorrlHon.24 bouisfrom New York,
Wl'h nidap. to W. M. Balrd & Co.
Bteamer K. N. Falrclilld. Trout. 24 hours from New
York, with mdee. to W. M. Balrd A Co.
Bieamer H. L. Gaw, Her, 18 hours Irom Baltimore,
with mdee. to A. Groves, Jr.
Tog Uudnon, Carr. from Baltimore, with a tow of
barges to W. P. Clyde A Co.
, DIED.
BJROWN.-Oa the 16th instant. MARY KLI.EN,
wile ol John A. Brown, and eldeat daugUMr or
Tbomas and tllzabeih GatTany, tn the win year of
her age. ...
Tbe friends and relatives of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend tbe funeral, from her hue real
dence, No. 2221 B ace street, above Buaquehanna ave
nue, between Filth and Blxlh sireete, on buuday after
noon at 8 o'clock, without lurtber notice.
' CAVANAGH. On the 16th InsUnt, CHRISTIANA,
wl'eoi Jamea Cavanagh. ...
The relatives aud iriends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from her hus
band's residence, Westminster avenue, near Meeting
bouse lane, Twenty-lourtu Ward, on ttuuday alter
noon next at 1 o'clock. .
FLANAGAN. On the' isth Instant. WILLIAM G.
FLANAGAN, In the 6oth year ol bis aire.
1 be relatives and male friends or tbe family are
Invited to attend bis funeral, from bis late residence.
No. S2.1 8. Tenth street, on Monday allernoon. the 2i)th
Instant, at a o'clock. To proceed to bt. John's Lu
theran Church.
M ABBEY. On tbe afternoon of tbe 1Mb InsUnt,
slier a lingering Illness, WILLIAM MAbHEY, Jr.,
aged 28 years. !
The relatives of tbe family and male friends are
Invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence,
No. I08 Green street, on Monday, the 20i a luawuit, at
10 o'clock A. M. To proceed to Laurel Hill. . .
WILLIGAN.-Bnddenly, on the tb Instant, awBuf
falo, N. Y., CHAKLEH H, MILL1GAN, In the 27th
year si bis age.
The relatives and friends of the family are Invited to
attend tbe funeral, from the residence ot bis brother-in-law,
c M. Wheatley, PboenlxvUle, Pa., on Mon
day, the 2ntb Instant. at ll o'clock.
MYERS. On the 18th InsUnt. ELLA CORNELIA.'
daughter of M. W. and Jane Myers, aged 6 months
and 1 week. . .
Tha relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from tbe residence
of her grandmother, No. 1012 Randolph street, on Hun
day afternoon at a o'clock.
SMITH. In Burlington. New Jersey, on the loth
fDSiani, WILLIAM 1. SMITH, Esq., In tbe 75th year
ol Ma age.
Tbe relatives and Wends of the family are) respect
fully invited to attend tbe funeral, from his late resi
dence, Union street, above Main. Burlington,1 N. J.,
on Monday afternoon, the 2uth instant, at 2 o'clock,
without further notice,
TO SAVE WALKING WHEN YOU WANT
' Hardware, come to our neighborhood. There are
seven Hardware btorea wlthiu two squares, thus
glviug you a greater variety of stocks to select from
than elsewhere. But don't forget to examine our
assortment among tbem. TRUMAN A SHAW,
No. SJ6 (Eight Thirty-rive) Market BU. below Ninth.
TT-rva T't nnjra tit r itt, t imiitci
I " bio r VJifc AJVVXVO, 11 111 LAlVQCt?, j
rRuiwKi, v Biisen, eio. a large variety suu uiuer
Looksmilhs' Hardware, lor sale by
TRUMAN A SHAW,
No. 838 (Eight Tlilrty-flve) Market BU, below Ninth.
FOR PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, - AND
others who are liable to be called on at nlglit,
a Chain Bolt to the front door Is desirable, ai It en
ables tnem to observe tha applicant before allowing
admission. Applied to a chamber door.lt promotes
ventilation by allowing the door to be partially
open, while. Btill secure egalnst Intrusion. For
sale by TRUMAN A SHAW,
No. sag (Eight Thirty-five) Market St.. below Ninth.
JNSURE YOUR LIFE
IK THE
Life Insurance Company,
OF nilLiADELPIIIA.
OFFICE, 4185p
B. E. COBNEB FOVBTII AND WALSUL
H
P. & C. It. TAYLOR,
PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAPS,
Ko. NORTH NINTH bTREET.
At holeiale Onh 5 10 Bpl
W ARB PRION'S IMPROVED VENTI-
1 - . .... ... IT.. .flttina Tl L hi U A 'Iv J fnr.,....t...U
lu all tbe approved fashions of theseasou. CHESNUT
Btreet. next door to the Post Office. B 15
TV JONES, TEMPLE & CO.,
t& FASHIONABLE HATTERS,
No. 26 M. NINTH street,
First fetore above Chestnut street. 4 9j
TV FOSTER,
FASHIONABLE II ATTER,
116mBp No. 7 B. HIXTH Street.
GMcCALLA'8 NEW 1IAT STORE, NORTH
east comer of TENTH and OUE8NU T tt.refU.
'1 he patrouage of old customers of Cliesuut street,
above blxlh, aud Cheeuut street, above Eighth, soli
cited. Call and examine the largest assortment of
HATS and CAPS In the city forbpriug, Evety article
has price maiked on It In plain llgurea. 8 4 ftp
TW BOYS' HATS AND CAPS FOR SPRING
sjr The greatest variety, and at reduced prices, at
McCALLa'S,
Northenst corner of TENTH and CHESNUT,
Frrnierly Chesnut, above 6ixUi,aud Cheauut, above
F.lghtb. 6 4 sptf
S." JOSEPH FUSSELL,
Mauulacturer of l
J UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS, ' A
No. 2 aud 4 N. FOURTH Htreet.
4 17 2Pifip Philadelphia
"T0DG EES'AND WOSTLMIOLM'S POCKET
J.V KN1VKS. Pearl and l-lug Handles, or beuutllul
tiumh. KOlXiEtUi' and WAUE & UUTCHKIl'S
RAZOBS, aud the celebrated LECOULTRE RAiSUK.
BClbfrORS ol the finest quality. ,
Itaxors, Knives, SclcBor. and Table Cullery Oroutnl
Slid Polished at P. MADlilRAH, No. 115 TENTH
Mreet, below ( liexunt. 2 i o
AMrRICAN CONCRETE PAINT AND R001'
tOMPANY, No.64NORlH THIRD Btreet,
Philadelphia. Kconnniv, Promptness, Reliability
'1 bis Paint will preserve all Woods aud Metals, auurd
against all dampness and wet, and thoroughly pre
vious all leuks. Old tin roofs are long preset vel wlih
this Paint. Roofs ol every kind, old shingles Included,
coveied, lepulred, and made perfectly light aud war-
anted. A II orders will have prompt alteullou. Work
v. Ill be done In the best manner. I
5 S inirpj JU.-tPI! LEEDS. Actuary.
r koHV D. Hqbabt, Superintendent of Work, i
rru HOLhKKEEPERS AND INVALIDS.
JL lbs uuderslgned rwpeotlully calls the attent Ion
ol the in. blio to the stock of Prime Cider and Purs
Cider Vinegar for pickling and general family use
also, to his popular "Tonic Ale," free from all lmpu
rllifB, and eudoised by the medloal (acuity as a aare
and wholesome beverage for weak aud delicate cou--tiiui
IOIIK. ;
Ltllvered free of charge to all parts ot the clty.t
P. J. JORDAN,
No. 2U PEA II Btreet,
HTi&p Below lblrd, aud Walnut aud Dock.
MEDICAL.-
POND'S EXTRACT OF HftHUHiEUS
, ' ' ' OR PAIN DESTROYER,' ' . ' '
Is one of the few domestic remedies which hsvseoms
Into general nse and lavorlwlthout nulling. It Is the
product of Mmi'le shrub, harmless lu all cases, and,
as a domestic remedy, oneqnslled. , , ,
BlTRNft,
lIKUISFA, ' '
LAM EN EK3
BOKKNKHti
S PR A INK,
HOHB THROAT,
TOt rl It ACHE,
EARAtllE,
MVIMIitllA,
RHKUM ATlbM
LUMBAGO,
itl 1,
HTINtlH, I .
. SOUK EYES,
BLKKDINU OF THE
LUNGS, .
, N'HK,
BTOMACH. ,
CORNS, ' .
UUJERS,
Ikl.n yjiiiPiq
A nd other Similar trouhlmnma and Dninlul a (Tactions.
while It promptly arrears all H KMORUIt AG Erik
Hundreds of physiclaiia use It dally in their practice,
and give It tbelr unqualilied recommeudatlun. Bold
by our agents and dealers.
The Medicine la exclusively prepared by the sub
scribers, Proprietors and Buo;esn to T. T. POND,
to wbem all orders must he addressed.
HUMPHREY b' HOMtKOPATHlO MEDICINE CO
, No. Mil BROADWAY, New York.
PRTCE8 OF POND'S EXTRACT,
Six ounce bottles, with directions, relalL. -..80 conta
Pint bottles, w lib directions, retalL Aliw
Quarts In bottle.-....- - -..--.SI "7ft
Liberal disoount to Physicians and Dealers.
SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
BUJtPJiSSYS' WOAHKOPATHIO SPXCiflOS.
FAMILY CABEB
Ot SA large vials, morocco case, containing a -spec!
lie for every ordluary disease a family
ts suhlect to.and a book ol directions......-.. 110'OU
Smaller amllyand Travelling oases, with 20
o 2S Vlala . , - SS to S8
Specifics for all Disease, both for Curing and
tor Preventive treatment. In vials and ' i
tMck et cases ..- .43 to 46
These Remedies, by tbe case or single box, are sent
to any part or tbe country, by Mall or Express, free of
charge, on receipt of tbe price.
Address HUM PHBEYB' SPECIFIC
HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY.
Otllce and Depot, N". M2 BROADWAY, New York.
Dr. HUMPHREY" Is consulted dally al bis oiUoe,
personally or by letter, as abova, for all forms of
disease.
For sale by DYOTT A CO., JOHNSON, HOI
LOWAY A COWDEN, T. R. CALLENDER, aud.
AMBROSE SMITH, Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia,
and at BLITHK'B Drug Store, No. 8120 Market street,
and byall Druggists. S 27 tulhsf
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.
We now ofler a large assort
ment of FANCY BONNETS and
TBIMMED HATS, for Ladies,
Misses, and Children; and in
PRICE, VARIETY, and STYLE,
we defy competition. Novelties
in FRENCH BONNETS AND
FLOWERS, RIBBONS,
CRAFES, SILKS, ENGLISH
HATS, Etc., at moderate prices.
WOOD & CARY, No. 725 CHES
NTJT Street ' ;;-:-:ra,w
SPRING AND SUMMER
' ' j , : v : ' tJ ' , J
FAS II I O N S
' '. ' OF ... . -3 .
RONAEIS . , , ;
';' HATS, ""' '' : ' ' '' '
IXOWEBS,
FEATBCBS,
BIDBONS.
BBIBAL WKEAT1IH,
BHAHEHII, '
FBAHS
ETC. ETC. ETC.
Willi. BE OPENED
On Thursday Next, May 9,
THE ABOYE BPLEKDIO STOCK
OF
MILLINERY GOODS,
AT TBE ESTABLISHMENT OF
MAD'LLE KEOGH, .
IVo. 004 WALNTJX St.,
WHOSE ELEGANT SHOW ROOMS have already
been visited by numerous purchasers: aad she respect
fully announces that she Is constantly receiving NEW
STYLES, and selling always at LOW P1UCE3.
MOIKMAG MILLDERl
HrCEIVFS AT IIIR ETABUIIMEBT
MOMT SPECIAL ATTENTION, AND
llICRtFOHE SHIS OFFEBBi THE BEMT
ISTOC'IA OF
BIOTJKJNIIVG BONNETS
IN THE CITY.
MAD'LLE KEOOn,
t II thtu8ni WO. 04 WAEWCT ftTBEET.
yjOURNINC MILLINERY.
ALWAYS ON HAKD A LAftQE ASSORTMENT OF
riouicrsiisGr uoivjnexs,
AT KO. 01 WALKl'I STBEET. ' .
8 in em MAD'LLE KEOCH.
Al 11IS. 11. DILLON,
mom. tttS AMD 81 ISOCTaBTBEET,
Has a bandsoms assortment of bPHIKQ MILIJ.
Kh-ltY.
1 adits', Mlxses', and Children's Mtrsw and Fancy
Bouuru aud Hats of tne latt-ai styles,
Aiso, bilks, Velvets, iuuuous, Urapea, Feathftrs,
riowxrs, Frames, etc 7 ij
E A F N ESS. EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
sclenoa aiud skill have Invuiited to assist the
hearing I u every dettreeot dvaroeast also, ltespiraturs;
also, Craudall s 1'aient Cruiehes, aupeilor to any
oilier lu uae, at 1'. ilAUKlilA'B, No. US TKNTU
btreet, below Chesnut. 28p
R
E M
V A L.
A &, II. LlOJAMIlItE, .
' Late Ho. 1012 Chesnut Btreet, have removed their '.'
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY WARER0QM3
'o ft. 1103 CHK.HIl! DVUILtCT,
TP,
- MAYr 1;1867.
AMUSEMENTS. .
G
BTTY8BU R O A 8 Y L U M
FOR INVALID 80LDIER3.
Incorporated by Act of Assembly of the Common
wraith of f ennsylvaula, March e, 1807. , . , j
The Board of Supervisors, appointed by the above
Corporation to carry out the otijects or the Act ol In
corporation, respectfully announce u the public that
the Legislature of l'enns) Ivanla has authorised tbe
raiding ot funds for the ererlinti, estahllshmetjt, and
Dialntei.ance ol an Any lam for Invalid boldier or the
late war. to he built oil the battle-Meld or Gettysburg;
and as an Inducement to patriot': clllr.ens to contri
bute 10 tins benevolent object, have empowered the
Corporation to distribute aj lonast the subscribers
surh arlirles of Value and Interest from association
with tbe Is la war. or any moneys, effects, properly, or
(Stale real or personal, wbatevei. In this btate or else
where, el such lime or upon surh terms, and Insiirb
way and manner whatsoever, as to thera shall seem fit,
any laws ol this Commonwealth to the contrary uot
witbslanning. 1
Ihe site lor the Institution (thirty acres) lias
already been purchased, and It Is hoped that the guod
work may commence before nildminimer. i
811 bsrrlpt ions will he received at the office ol the
Association, Vo. MM Chesnut street, Philadelphia. 1
. for each subscripihin ol five dollars arertltlcate
will be lf.sued. which will entitle the holder to such
article or value as may be awarded ro lu number.
1 be first distribution of awards will be nmrie Imme
diately upon the receipt of k,M0 subscriptions of f
CRCh. 1
1 be distribution will be pnhllc, and under the direct
supervision ol the corporators. .
rersnns at a distance are requested to remit their
subscriptions w ben practicable) by Post OlUce
money order, or registered letter, to Insure prompt
delivery. ; ;
Direct all letters to 1
' ...... 1 J. D, HOFFMAN,
Secretary Board ol Hunor visors,
' ' ' . Hox 1481 P.O., Philadelphia.
The following Is a schedule oi tne awards to bs
maoe under ihe hrst distribution. The Items or llla
moiida and other pr.cli ui stones were purchased
Irom cltlrens of the Bouih during the war. and
their genuineness is certifUd to by Messrs. lleule A
Bros., the mm lextensivs diamond Importers In tne
country, and by J. ileriuauu, dlaiuoud setter, Mew
York. ...
GETTYSBURG ASYLDM FOB INVALID SOL-
JOIKRW,
Incorporated by Act of Assembly ofthe Commou
wralth of Pennsylvahta, March 6, ls7.
Office, Aio. il28 CUliNU l btreet, Philadelphia.
' '" 1 : fibst disposition;
Eighty Thousand Pnbscrlbeis at Five Collars Each.
1 lUiamoDd Mecklooe; 48 brilliants,
valued at. 30,0O0
8 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch aud Kar-
1 Award lUHU tioverumeiit BouUs.
10.UUU
lU.tKM
7.0OU
B.UO0
6,oi)
4, bOO
4.1HK)
4.IKI0
4.000
4.U0U
8,900
8,tllO
s uou
8,000
8.001)
2.600
1..VK)
g,600
2,01)11
1..VH)
100
1,500
1 Diamond Cross set In stiver..........
1 Diamond Cluster Brooch. .......
1 Award 10-40 Government Bonds...
1 Diamond hlnnle btone Klii(r-..
1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet.....
1 Diamond Single Stone CH;arf I'lu.
1 Diamond cluster Brooch..... ......
1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet. .'
1 fair fcingle htoue Diamond Jiar-
rliigs.. ; u
1 Diamona Cluster Brooch.........
1 Award I0 4u Government Boudb.
1 Diamond blngie Stone I'iu..-...
1 Diamond bliiKle btooe Miud..
1 lHaniond Cluster Brootb..,
1 Diamond Single Sione KItik...
1 Diamond and Kmerald Brooch....
1 Diamond bingle btotio Kiug-.......
1 Diamond Clusler KIok
1 Long India Camel's liatr bbawl.
1 Choice Kiuerald btud
- 6
6
inn-la
18
14
lf
16
17
IS
19
20
21
n
2a
24
1 Single Stone Diamond Ring.
r 1,001)
25 10 34 10 Awards of
10-40 Government
Bonds, each
88 . 1 Three-Moua Diamond and lluby,
ball hoop King.....
Us-' 1 Diamond Sinele Stone Kar Knobs
87 1 Pair Diamond Cluster binds.........
88 1 Diamond Single Stone King, star ,
seltlng.H..mM.............M.i.M ....
' R9 ' 1 Diamond Mnitle Stone Pln..... .
40 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet..-.. .
41 to 60 10 Awards or 10-40 Government
, Bonds, each m ,
61 1 Lady's Diamond et Walcli....
1: S2 . 1 Diamond Single btooe Blng.. ,
63 1 Diamond and Unal Cluster Kiua...
1,000
,80
1 atsj
ouo
sod
, 600
600
' 60S
4U0
8.7)
2M
2o0
84
65
6ft
67
68
I Diamond blnglebtons ltlng...w...
1 Pair Kmerald Scarr Pins
1 Diamond Single Stone Stud......... '
1 Diamond Cluster Pm. .. .
2V0
lad
lot
100
100
.1 Cameo aud Pearl Brooch and Kar
stings
BttolfiS 100 Awards, 10-40 Government Bonds,
K9 to 258100 A ward8ioverumeu't' Legal-tenders,
each
- SOOOAwardB. Government Leaal-iau.
so
uers, eacu,.
The distribution ol the above awards will be made In
public as soon as the subscription is full.ot which due
notice will be given through the papers. The Dia
monds are now.ou exblhtiou at theoillce ofthe Asso.
ciauon, ....
Tha public can confidently rely on everything being
conducted In the most honorable and f'ulr manner. All
In. awnrds will he linndeci to certificate hoiueni. Im
mediately after the distribution, free ot all cost, at tbe
Cilice of tbe Company, ISO. 1128 CllKS UT btreet,
Philadelphia. -
CEHTIFICATE. ' '
'We hereby certlly that we have examined the Dia
mond Goods, Pearls, Kmernlda, Bubles, and other
precious stones, as described lu the above list, aud
lind l hem all senuine.
IIUS LK BROS., Diamond Importers,
Nil. 26MA1DKN Lane, Mew York.
J. DKKMAM, Diamond Belter,
Ho. 804 BKOOMK SlreetjKew'York. .
AQFJJT8 WANTED.
' Books can bs had containing Twenty Certificates,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
AU orders for Certificates must bs addressed to
J, D. HOFFMAN, Secretary,
6 16 Box 1481, P. O.. Philadelphia.
EXHIBITION OF PAINTING AND SCULPTURE
Tina Fortjr-FourtU Annual Exhibition
OF THB
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
CHESNUT BTREET, ABOVE TENTH,
Li now open day and eveuiuc, from A. M. till 7 P
M , and from 8 till hj lu the eveulug.
Admltuoce, 2S cents. ,
beuBon Tickets, 60 cents. 4 2286t
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
XX MYtsTEltY TRlUMPilAINT.
bet0n1 WeE LVBIN BBOTHERS
In their ,OVI)ERrvlt CONJURATIONS.
Tbe beautilul ANTUBOPuGLUtssl aud the comi
cal LILLIPUTIAN FAMILY.
EVEiiY MGHT, AND WEDNESDAY ANT
tV BA1UKDAY AFTERNOONS, ,
Admission, 86 cents. Reserved eeuls, 50 cents. ,
MATI NEKS. '
Adults, 28 cents. Children, 16 cents. 6 18 6t
C CONCERT HAL L.-H A. R T Z
J Will commence MONDAY, May 20,
IN Ills CELEBRATED MAGICAL HEANCES,
To continue EVERY EVENING for TWO WEEKS,
Mallueee WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, at I
Among other Miracles. THE MVsTKUY,
A HUMAN HEAD FLOATINU IN TUE AIR,
THElNKl ANTANEOUoGROWTH OF t LOWERS,
TUE DEVIL'S HATand STRIKING WATCUEaj
Will be lntrouuced lor tne FIRoT TIME.
Tickets W) cBfs:TeseTved-oeSis, 1. Can bs se
cured, commencing Friday, May 17, at Charles Trutu
pier's Music blore .corner beveuth and Clieetiul street,
aud at the Ball. Malluees Children, hall price. Doom
open at 73; Mullneesat 1. CUAS. LEVI, Mauager,
FOX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE.
IMMiNbE AT'l RAC1TON.
i"OX'S t OMBINATiON TROUPB '
' EVERY EVENING.
GRANDCORPb' DE BALLET .COMIC PANTOMIM1
E'llllOPlAN BUR LlJaUUE.COM 10 PANTOJJlMi
EW
EMTI KTH STREET OPERA II0CSE
r.VN'lH Street, above CHESNUT. T
"IMS rASill. KLhtlHT" .
Pt.ti IOK TIIK si:AS4llt,
ELE1
OPt.N tOlt TIIK fc.Kth.OW
aHMIIOMa DUKl'N M1NMTUKM,
the
le Great Star Troupe of the World, iu their GRANl
THlOr-lAN bOIREKB, SONGS, DANCEH, NEV
TJltLEbUUES, and FLAN'IATION bCENEH.
E'l
Kll IlLl-jtoOlj Jl(. and el.AK'l ATI.IM u 'L'N I
D00.S open at J o'clock. Commencing at s o'cloo
8 SO J. L. CARNC ROba. MauK'f.-.
riERilAKIA ORCIIICSTRA. rt'BLlO J k;
VJ he
MUS1CA
made
'1 b Issr reneaisal will lake pises " "' " ;
HO! FOR f-MlTU'S ISLAND I .fWf.f. A.I
-BEAUTIUJL S('ENEKVHMKVr Ofci
EX EBCISK Til ElbATH-EN ' till AIN MEN f OF
lilA it 1 ISA).
.ssjiA-iifc AHYLAKEMEYER I
respectfully
rally. Dial n
e
asm e
orouuu auown as , ,uT lvri
SMI 1 " D.' " i,.:
r, ..... 1 v . 1 ' m V
blie invites all to mine
and enjoy Willi Hut " .T""
n-er rcboi W , , , .,' . ,
uals every SATURDAY AVi'Ks"""'"
L FUND HALL,'.: o'clock. WigeuMnla
SridresHlna GEOltGli RAbTKB'Ij Ago .No,
n t. j i. -v E. u .77.... d vine, li a
. 3
AMUSEMENTS.
WEBICAN AC AUK K f , OF; MUSIC
V Bli CLASSICAL FJTEUtAlNMJENTS.
1 f "MRS. F. W. LANDER ( Q J
Id ber great Classic and Historic Impersonation 0
' ' ' ' ELIZABETH, QUEHTI OF ENGLAND,
pronminced by critics as superior to Rlstorl In the
sams part. ., ,- )
' ' , ' 'OrENINO NIGHT, TUF.SDAT, May tf, '
Bos Sheet nrvw open at Trnmpler's Mnslc Store,
comer SEVENTH aud CHESNUT Ktreeis, where
eeiits may be secured lor any performance during tha
season. Matinee, Samrday. May 25.
Admission to llm Faronett., Farquetts Circle, and
Balcony. ONE IiOl.LAIl 1 , l-u
No extra charge lor Reserved Beats. '
Family Circle. Fitly Cents. ?
A mphlthpatre. Twenty tivs Cents,, , j
l'roscenlnm Holes, tin.
CADBMY OF MUSI C.
COJ1FL1MENTABY TEST I MONIAL -
B A H T 0TN It I T. L," ' ';l
) WEDNESDAY AFl'ERNOON, May Z2,,',
THREE SPLENDID ITECEtt f
OUB AMERICAN COUSIN. ,T" ,;r
SKETCHES IN INDIA, 0
DANNY TUB BAKOl.
MI!R. JOnN DREW, DAN BRYANT.
WISH SliBAN DENJN, ' I , J. If. TOIDART.
DARTON HILL, , , , JOUN BEFTON,
And Others, .jTi.i ......
Also, the ARCH BTREET THEATRE COMPANY,"
By kind permission ot Mrs. John Drew, aad the
WALNUT STREET III KA IKK COMPANY,
By kind permission Of Messrs. Clarke A Booth,
Reserved seats, fl; Family Circle, 6v-cn: AmphU'
theatre, SIS cents. Tickets for sale at Triimiiier's
Music Store, corner. SEVENTH aud UUEbDiUX
Streets. . , ,8 18 St
EW CUEbNUT. STREET .THEATRE,.;
The Manseement tnke sreat nleasnrs la annnnntvl
lng that they have eilected au engagement with thej
celebrated -
GERMAN OPERA TROUP EL '
who will make their first appearance this Season In
l'hlladelpbia, at the New Chesout Street Theatre.
This Company comprU.es all of lbs ... '
OLU FAVORITES, . ,, ,
among whom may be mentioned ''i' "') 3-i
MADAME FREUKRli I,, . .
MADAME HOTTER,'1 .!'..! 'uy so
- j MADAMK JOHANN8EN, , ,
F. DIMMER. '
"! ; T, HADKLMAN, .. ... r
w. form kh, ' '
' . : -t: .:J. HERMANN. ; -s
. C. bTEINECKE,
1 And others. I
A CHORUS OK 40 VOICES,
AN ORCHESTRA OF 40 MUSICIANS,
Under Ihe Leadership of A. NUENDORF.
Among the Operas lobe performed are the follow
Masanlello. J
... . f :: a 1; ... .., . . -
Merry W Ives of Windsor,
m urriage 01 r igaro,
Martha, . ,
'1 he Huguenots,
La Dams Blanche,
Don Giovanni. j .
Robert le Dlabls, '
Etc aln. . ' i-f.. r
HUH,
And a new Opera by
never before performed lu this country, and entitled
Monday Night THE JEWESS.
Tuesday Night FAUST.
ffij)
It
EW CHESNUT STREET ' TIIEATKE.-
THIS (SalurdavlNiailT: A ,'Jo !u
. POSITIVELY LAbT AFFEAFtARCB
' MISS JULIA DAVY. ' M O : !)
TWO GLORIOUS FIKCES. .,
- Dion Bouclcault's popular three-act Drama,
COLLEEN BAWN. 1
Eily O'Conner ...M.lss JULIA DALY
To coucluds wlih . ,;,,) i!t
BLACK-EYKD SUSAN.
ALNUTSTREET'THEATK
N . E. corner of N LNTH and WALK T.IT BtreatsJ
Begins at hi to 8 o'clock. , . . . .
BOUCICAULTS 'l' I
thrilling - drama (esteemed by himself, bis .JoaosC
eflectlve production) of ' -0
, JEAN IE DEANS, r n Fff-'t
(. . !..,., JjtANIE DEANS, ""' '.tit.J
having been received on tacit evening wltb - ' 1
UNbURPAbbED EVIDENCE 0' FAVOK.
will be presented every night until Aurthes ustice.'
New scenes by Wltham. , ,
. SUSAN DENtN A6 JEANItJ DXANBVl
, Act 1 View of Edinburgh: lbs Discovery. r
J Act II Realization of Laadere l loturerthl 'Trial
ot Ettie Deaus." . -
Act III Preparations for tha ExeeutlOm Attack
on the Tolbocth. , .t .- ,
To conclude with Brougham's Extravaganza Ot
n r- ' ' POAllON-TAB. n f,,
BUBAN DEN1N AS POCAHONTAW. ;
R9. JOHN DREW'S ARCH J: STREET
TUEA'lltE. Begins at M to 8 o'clock. Uv i
ROU8E8 FULL. . - GREAT BILL.' '1
SIXTH NIGHT OF MR. DAN BRYANT.
THIS (Saturday) EVENING, May 18,
Second NlKl't ol tlie great Flay. . ,
S11AAII7M ti'itkiiN. rt...,J
OR, THE BOLD BOY OF OLsNGAlTi
wnn iim mm r.Hi pr.nn bn.ii.. .. l .
1 meets, songs, anil Can,1.
bhamus O Brlan...... ..Mr. DA-N BRYANT
Alter Which, Ihe thrilling Drama, "
, THE ROBBER'S WIFE. '; ' r
Larry O'0Ig.. Mr. DAN BRYANT
Monday-THE IELLjOFjSHANIX)N..
RE A D! : BEAD!
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THE
WATER-PROOF SHIRT FRONT.
WHAT IS iTP r"'
It la a neat "White Blileld for
tbe breast, prettier than llaen,
Intended .to be worn over; your
undershirt, and which, when soiled,
nay be quickly restored to Its original
parity by a wet towel or sponge.
It will save yon timet will
save you trouble, save ;
money, vexation
and toil, .
FOR SALE',
J . ' AT TBI ...
FURNISHING STORES.
' WITH A
WATER-PROOF
SHIRT FRO WT,
a n a r k yr r ni i:nniiiiBTS,'
. i-xOU MAT GO' , A
To Paris and back without a
White Shirt. ; i ,,;
Yon w ill never have a rumpled bosoau;
Yon will always preserve a clean7 an-
pearauce 1
Lt.il
Yon may travel without an uoyaueo 1
Mllkout your trunk lull of dlrfy shlrt
Yon need not stop to wash np. . ' 1
;,. THUS, TOO, ;.
Yon will sviu hotel kills; n
httv1llu coat efftihlrtsi , , . t
,. Sate iu washing . . , , ,
bate iu labor
Nitveln soap; '' ' '
Havelueoal) '
Have tos :
The vexation and ennftislen eonseqnent
In Ihe weekly preparation of your linen
nud preserve Ihe temper of your wife.
! 1 MANUFAOTOItYl - l
No. 44 South. THIRD St.'
4 25Btllthl2t
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