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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
TO ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITKMs tI OUTSDS rASM,
Thr Epibcopal Curncn Enmity-third
AnnvalBirxion op the Froikstant KriHcorAL
1HOCKPAH Co-NVENTlON-TllE 1R0CEMN03 OF
i epterday AriERj'ODN.-Tlin Convcritiori a,
seniblcd at 5 o'clock, the Lour to which It etood
ariioumcd.
Tbo resolution of the Ucv. Dr. Watson upon
the Metiliripn's Comml1oii, ponding at the ad
journment of tbo mornins ecpsion, was taken up
anrl adopted.
The CoinrriUtco appointed to report upon ex
lending the sessions ot the Piocese repjrtcd
adversely, ami were di.-charRtd.
The report of the Committee) In refero;ireto
the claims of the Diocese oi Pittsburg npon the
Diocese of l'eiinsjlvatiia, was called up by
Oeorge M. Wharton, Esq.,
The Committee state thai the claims were
Wed upon tbe supposed rinht to a portion of
the Epibcopal or Clerical fvnu. An examination
of the matter liatl lailpd to satisfy the Com
mittee that the claim is well founded, and they
asked to be discharged lrom the further con
sideration of the subject. Apreed to.
Kev. Dr. Kchetky moved tnat it be the duty
of each clorifjman, on Advent Sunday or some
of the Ember Days, to preach a sermon calling
the attention of the people of his parish to the
need of the Chui th lor young men lor tbo minis
try, which wa carried. .. .
Kev. Dr. Spear oilVrcd a resolution to the
cfiect that toe Board of Diocesan Mission be
authorized to issue a periodical containing state
nit uls in regard to the work. Adopted.
The Convention resolved to meet on the
pecond Tuesday of May next, in St. Andrew's
t'bnrch. - :
A vott'of thanks was parsed to Rev. Dr.
Howe, ChHirnian, for the impartial munner in
which he had pcrlormpd hih tlutics.
The Kev. Mr. Wadleigh, of Wluiamsport, and
Rev. Mr. Williamsot), of Wilkesbavre, were
placed upon the Committee on the Division of
the Diocese.
The Committee were instructed to confer with
the Bishop aDd report thereon. This motion
elicited considerable discussion, in which Rev.
Mr. Cummlngs, Dr. Hare, Mr. G. M. Wharton,
and others participated.
It was moved to lay the motion on the table,
Red npon it the yeas and nays were called. The
motion to lay on the table was lost. Of the
clergy 36 voted for and 50 voted against; of the
laity 14 voted for and 17 voted against.
Mr. Welsh moved to amend by the insertion
of the word "recommended," instead of "'in
structed," which was carried.
- Tbe original resolution was then cirrleiL
After the usual religions services the Conven
tion, at 8 o'clock last evening, adjourned line die.
Slight Fibes A Blight fire occurred at No.
1315 Alder street, in the Twentieth Ward, yester
day aturuoon about four o'clock, caused by a
child plajing with matches.
The roof of a laeer beer saloon, on 8econd
street, above Dauphin, in the Ninteenth Ward,
was damaged by lire jesterday afternoon. It
originated from sparks from an aJiaceut
foundry.
About nine o'clock yesterday morning, the
house No. 1713 Carlton street, in the Fifteenth
Ward, was slightly damaged by fire.
The alarm of lire about eleven o'clock last
night was caused by the partial burning of
the office at Wood's woolkn mill, at Twenty
fourth and Hamilton streets. The Are originated
among some yarn, and the damage done was
trifling.
At the Academy of Music last evening
during the performance of Mis. Lander's Eliza
bth, an alarm ot fire was raised. There were
some eighteen hundred people in the house,
the entire lower portion and the balcony being
filled. The last act of Elizabeth had begun, at a
few minutes before 11 o'clock, when some
one in the upper - tiers cried out "tire."
and instantly the audience were on their
feet, . some of them starting for the
door. Peremptory demands to "sit down," from
a tew cool people ladies as well as gentlemen
restored order. Tbe actors had the good sens
to immediately resume the play, and the panic
was over happily without any one being hurt.
It is well to state that the alarm of tire came
from the street.
Meeting of the Socth Street Beidqb Com.
miesion. The Commission appointed by the
Legislature to superintend the building of a
bridge over the Schuylkill at South street, held
an adjourned meeting yesterday, John Welsh,
Esq., President.
Mr. Spering, President of Select Council,
stattd that in consequence of the action of
Councils referring the subject of the constitu
tionality of the act under which the Commis
sion acted to the City Solicitor, he thought it
advisable to withdraw from the Commission
until that question was settled.
Mr. Kneaas, the Chief Engineer, who was
-ninny"! II)'" If",! "rPRp"t(li several plans of
t-onVi' nn i . w I . J!' f J . .MUXn geraent of
streets on the west side of the river: also b
details as would enable any one to put in pro
pof als ior the construction of the bridge.
Mr. Dropsie submitted the following: Re
solved, that the centre line of the bridge shall
be located as follows: Prom a point In the
south line of South street, 350 feet from the
westerly side of Sutherland avenue, to the in
tersection of scutb side of Locust street with
the southerly side of Darby avenue, in accord
ance with plans submitted by Chief Engineer.
Which was adopted.
Mr. Wetherilt offered a refolution, that the
Committee on Plans submit the width of draw
of proposed bridge to the Board of Surveyors
lor approval. Agreed to. Adjourned.
The Kellet Homicide in Camdes Convic
tion of the Prisoner. The jury in the case of
Davis KeUo, who was charged with killing
William Kellcy on the 6tu of February last,
aud whose trial has occupied since last Tues
rtnw. after remaining out about half an hour
last evening, rendered a veiJict of guilty of
murder in the nrst degree, inn is me nrst
verdict of the kind that has been rendered in
Camden couuty, ad for once, if tbe prisoner
is not pardoned, tsneriu narp win nave a uis
hip rintv to nerform.
Allen C. Scovel, Eq., conducted the care on
hermit of the nrUoner. and addressed the jury
for three hour and a bnl; but the case was so
strong againbt Kelso that, notwithstanding tbe
earnest appeal in tbe prisoner's bebalt, the jury
felt justified in rendering the verdict they did.
Richard S. Jenkins summed up the case on the
part of the State, completely overturDing the
ineoriPS aavuuceu uy ikuuwii jui me
defense.
Judge Woodhull dcllverel ai elaborate charge
in the inrv.
Great interest was manifested In the result of
the trial, ana wnen me veruict was reuuerea tue
prisoner seemed to realize, for the first time, the
liciiifuitTiflss of his course.
The principal part of the evidenco for the
Hotel Keepebs vs. The Liqoob Law. Yes
orrtue afternoon, a lare tt.eeting of German
tw,ti and mloon keepers was beld at Ladner's
Military Hall, Noith Third ettcet, to take action
Bgainet the enforcement ot the Liquor taw.
lie following named officers were selected to
conduct tbe meeting:-President, F. W. Binder;
vi,-o.Pr, Ki.ient. Joseph StepLacher: Secretary,
William Sepp; Treasurer, L. J. Ladner. Alter
some general conversation, Air. Bellem moved
that a Central Com mitue be appointed by the
fiT with a similar committee
to be appointed at a meetinir of American hotel
i .n..-e I,. h h-id m Slitnn's hotel, on Broad
ktreaMhis afternoon It will be the duty of
this iotnt committee to raise funds to test tbe
legality and applicability o' the Liquor law
pointed the lollowing named committees Mr,
L J. Ladner, Alexander McDonald, Loui Gels
iv PMlIn Huhl.
A resolution was racd requesting every
saloon keeper in xne my io Keep u cuounou-n-t,!
riosed next Sunday, and remain closed
every Sunday uutil the Central Committee notify
iKat tin Kuoreme Court has set aside the
rrovisions of tho law. Every ward In the city
was represented at the meeting, aud one man
was selected lrom eacn warn iu at
comuiittte.
THE DAILY .EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY,
I. O. or O. F. The ?'ikal Apjcubnmfnt.
The Giand Lodge of Odd Fellows finally ad
journ d ji slerday afternoon. Its next aiiDtiil
rt-ssion will be held in Pitisburg. The business
transacted townids the clo."e of the session was
1'iincipally lepislHtive.
Qhe Grnd Mter's appointpjents for the
coming jenr are:
Wonhytirnnd Marshal, Jacob M. Campbell,
62.'!.
Worthy Grand Conductor, Francis M. Ilea, 89.
Worthy Grand Guardian, Orln T, Noble, U8.
Worthy Grand Herald, William H. Jackaou,
Lrnrd of Appeals John Mason, 6j George
WekMier, 553; U. Alexnnder Wist, 188: William
Cailxle, Jr., 2W Fidel I isher, 7; William Stcd
man. 113.
C'tmmivtre on Slate of the Order Pest Grand
Sire J. 13. Ink LoUon, 100: Patt Grand Master
I. liris Wildnniu, 6; Past Grand MasUr William
II. Trinirk, 62.
Ccmmilteo . on Milenee John Brown, 154;
Charles Mcore, '111; John Mullen, 431.
Crmmiitec on Credentials Philip Lowry, 572;
Atnrustiis Piair, 100; John HofTman, 174.
Committee of Superintendence John G.
Moxey, 4; William Burker, 133; Darius 8. Oris
sinppr, 16; James Berry. 354: James Harrows,
10; t.ottlieb Iliuttinp, 10G; Gottlieb Schocne
mjer, 21: Georre F. Jr;orie, 3JG; Charles Baker,
17; Charles A. Souder, 344; Joseph J. Williams,
155; Charles Siininierficld, 68.
Committee on Finance John B. Springer,
127; John 'Pencil, 110; Thomas Moore, 25G;
George C. Britner, 11; Edward 8. Rowaud, 2LM.
Comn.ittee on Printing Charles K. Ne.isser,
201; William C. Prcbrtfco, 325; Edward G. Mil
lett, 156; Angus Cameron, 317; William G. P.
Briickloe, 19.
Committee on Correspondence Paul Kctter
linus, 183; Samuel Kverholt, l4; JacubSiiider, 75.
Mode Rohbeiiies. An iron safe in the base
ment of the Friends' Meeting House, at Fif
teenth and Race streets, was opened by some
unknown person, on Wednesday night, and a
box containing Government bonds and city
loans to the amount of $2100 carried off. About
SfiOO worth of tbe bonds are registered, and will
therefore be of no use to the thief. They be
longed to Mary Holland, and were tbe savings
of years. A package containing about $30,000
was overlooked by the robbers. The Friends
held their convention In this building recently.
The fact of the fire proof bting In the meeting
house was not generally known, hence it is
tomethlng of a mystery how a thief obtained
any knowledge of It.
We learn that a somewhat extensive place of
business, located in the vicinity of Walnut and
Fifth ttreets, was entered a few nights since,
and tbe lire proof was forced open and robbed.
Tbe great probability is that robberies occur
almost nightly in different parts of the city, but
as a general thing many of them are never
made public, on the supposition that publicity
would defeat the ends of Justice.
Fkacas rear the Paper Mill. Last even
ing a party of young men got into a fracas in a
tavern near the Paper Mill, in Camden. Win
dows were smashed, chairs broken, and some of
the party received black eyes. Two of them
were arrested and locked up for a hearing.
o. s. o. K.
An unusually large and choice stock of Cloth
ing for spring wear Is exhibited by the G. H. O.
E. at the present time. We have taken much
pains in selecting styles, and in the getting up
of our garments this season, and are able to
oS'er to our patrons and the public generally an
assortment of Walking CoaU. Mornine aud
Evening Coats, Sacks, Spring Overcoats, vests
and Pants of every grade, equal In styie, make
and finish to tbe best customer work, md of
course at much lower prices. i
For those who prefer to have tbelr Clothing
made to order, we have a custom departments
in charge of cutters whose skill and taste are
unexcelled, and supplied, with an elegant va
riety of piece goods of all descriptions. Wo
invite an early call. Perry & Co., !
Star Clothing Emporium, f
No. 609 Chesnut street, above Sixth, j
Why do Consumptives pursue a course of
treatment whloh la so notoriously wrong as
the old system of medication by the stomach ?
Gold Medal kakge questions An
swered, !
1. The Range can be easily managed,
li. Both Oveua will 1 toast or Bake perfectly. '
3. It will heat water more quickly than' any
other Range, either by water-back or log-back
boilers.
4. Tbe hot-air fixtures are perfect for heating
rorms above.
5. The ashes cannot get out npon the hearth.
6. It is the most economical Range iu the
market.
7. It Is warranted to give satisfaction.
8. It has been widely introduced, and is pro
nounced superior to any other Range.
To be had only of the patentee,
J. S. Clark,
No. 1008 Market street.
Oxygenized Air will cure seventy-flve per
ceni. ot diseases which have hitherto been cou- ,
sldered incurable. No. 1210 8pruce street. j
efrigerator Bartlett's Patent.
As the waTnrSynwiiii us warns, is ap
proaching, we would again ctnrue"iJ" ixi"!
superior Refrigerators made and sold, wnoieoaiC
anu retail, oyjonu a. Viura.io. iuuo juameii
street, entitled the Polar Refrigerator, the
superiority or wnicu consists in its economi
cal consumption oi ice, auu its unaouoieu ex
cellence in preserving meats and other pro
visions the longest period ol time with the least
expense. We would advise tuose la want or
Kemgeraiois to can at j. a. uiarK s, jno. m
Market street, and make their purchases.
Malignant .Scrofula can be cured by the
use of Oxygenized Aalr.
Economy is Wealth.
All-wool Suits ....810 00
All-wool Suits, finer quality 15 00
All-wool uus, sun nuer w uu
Fine French Black Suits 25 00
Extra do. do. do. 30 00
Fine Mixed Spring Overcoats 13 00
The auove prices win oonvinoe mat we are
determined to close out our Immense stocks of
Hue Clot Li lug at an astounding sacrlnee.
Grigg, Van Gumtkn & Co., ,
Jsos. 704 and 734 Market street.
A i-pi.Y, before it is too late to restore you,
Oxygenized Air. Delays are dangerous.
New Method of Tobacco Smoking. "The
American Smoking Casket." Smoke drawn
up through the tobacco, not down, as In ordi
nary pipes. No nicotine. No gummlug of the
dowi. cho ne repienisnea wnue smoking.
Entirely safe. No danger from sparks. Not
only a pipe, but a olgar-holder. Sold as low as
otherpipes. Sold everywhere. P. A. Bnell &
Co., General Agents. No. 125Kouth Third street.
Theeiood Is the life. Oxygenized Air puri
fies it. No. l'JIO Spruce street.
A Refrigerator that is not thoroughly ven
tilating Is a nuisance. Schooley's American
Refrigerator Is warranted to keep sweet and,
free from foul odors, if properly managed.
Manufactured by E. S. Farsou & Co., No. 220
Dock street.
Oxygenized Air cures throat and lung
diseases.
The Drab and Pearl-Color Summer Hats,
prepared by Warburton, Chesnut street, next
door to the Post Otllce, are eflectually venti
lated, easy to the forehead, and porspiratlon
proof lu front (patented), and in point of style
and quality are worthy of the preference of
geutlemen,
Oxygenized Air will cure diseases which no
Other mtdy can reach.
The Great Resort for Fine Confectionery la
at George W. Jenkins", No. 1037 Spring Garden
sueet. Ills Caramels, Bonbons, Fruit Drops,
Chocolates, etc., are deservedly in the highest
repute. Foreign Fruits in great variety.
Oxygenized Air in our anchor sheet lu pul
monary affections. Oxygenty,"d air.
WARM wf.athkr is as welcome to all Just
now, as is the seauonable clothing ollore 1 nl llie
KatdiionAble Clothing House of Charles St lies
A Co., Ullder the Conllnenlnl.
Depot for the sale of Laub's Five-dollar
Washing Machines, Clothes-Wrlupera, and Step
Ladders, No, Tit Market street, Philadelphia.
J. H. Lash x Co. ;
Buy your Hats fiom Bourne, No. 40 North
tlxth street. ,
Aktkrif.8 convey the life; the fluid filling
ILtrui khould be pure. Oxygenized air.
DA. IIartwei.l, No. 1210 Spruce street, Is the
only phjslelan in jthe clly who practises Oxy
genized Air.
Ci-caiNo Hat.f or Mantel, Pier, and Ovai.
MlKROKK, I'AIKTINGS. GHROMOM, ETC. B. Scott,
Jr., Auctioneer, will sell withoulreserve.on the
premises, Ho. J.'tOo Chesnut street, the entire
slock of Mantel, Pier, and Oval Iklng
Glasses, ralntlnps, etc., the property of F. Oa
liryltwile, on Tuesdny and Wednesday morn
ings, 28th and 201 h Inst., Rt lOo'elock, removing
on account of the expiration of his lease June 1,
and as the new store, No. 1 !i' Arch street, will
not tie completed before November. This sale
will a fiord a splendid opportunity to obtain a
Itood article in this line.
I Oxygenized Air Is the great, blood purifier.
Sale ok Booiband Shoe!?. We would call
the early attention of buyers to the lame and
th tillable assortment of Hoots, Shoes, Brogans,
llHlinorals.etc, to be sold by catalogue, for cash,
on Monday inomlne. May HO, commencing at 10
o'clock, by McClelland A Co.. Riieeessors to
Philip Ford & Co., auctioneers, No. 600 Market
strttt.
No healthy tissue can be formed If the blooa
is impure. Oxygenized air.
A Cure for Rheum atihm Worth Seeing.
H .Kilralrlek. No. Olive street, cured by Dr.
Fltler'a Remedy. No cure, no pay.
Oxygenized Air cures liver complaint.
Spring and Summer Underwear.
Gauze Shirts $1 to J3-50. Alclntire & Brother.
Gauze Shlrla 1ft to J.J-.W. Mclutlie A Brother.
Gauze Shirts tfl to t-WM. Mclntlre & Brother.
No. 1035 Chesnut street.
Oxygenized Air cures Dyspepsia.
f Annannaaanaaaa from t9 to VI.
rj- 1 u i a a a a o a rt Nitit jrotn t: to VI.
r)'ii(iaa(iooflii(U.S from fit to f u.
"v a a a a a ismr from to f ie,
i f rt Nil it from
from i-60 to
from -5n to f tO.
from f I'.iOto fd.
from V6(i to $.to.
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Ko jianananaa Voal fr
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Mi A a a a a a a a a (tMit fr
IS r A a a a a a a a Vent from l'75 to tio.
ttd'Aaaaaaaa I'tst from l'75 to fiO,
A a a a a a a a Vent from C75 to $io.
bis" Aaaaaaaa Vrt from Jl'TS to till.
M rt' A a a a a a a a l'antnloon from !'7o to flS.
if - Aaaaaaaa J'aiitninon from 12 75 to fis.
JSijr Aaaaaaaa J'antaloon from to iis.
MiT A a a a a a a a J'antaloon from to fig,
- A a a a a a a JIoi'a iO for 3 and up.
ItirAaaaaaa Jloy't Suit for 5 awl up.
Ma' A a a a a a a Jioy't kuit fur fii and up.
MiT A a a a a a a Uoy'i tiuit for 3 mid tij).
Facts ark.Stuuiiorn Th i nos, and fie-
ft irp(0lr find thrm out tconer or UiUr. tj a
JSjtf" 7 lie have the grratrnt VABI KTV and Wt"(i
A AESOHTMKNT.fie Most KXCKLLENT ttplft, tl" l
Ail XoH'KSTjirlru, oil examination and cowii)ni t-"
M if' Km will qulrkly decide it. We moat respectfully h S.
MiTcatl for tint examination, fcelini) confiuent'i
MtTtltat the people, will find thry can fully rdi"t
Mil'upon our eluimt oeinp correct', viz.
1. 'Jo have the La kokst Ktlabltshment.
2. 20 have the Liohtkst Olore,
a. jo have, the Most convenient Salesrooms especially
for Ladies.)
1. 10 have the Largest Assortment.
To have tlte R:ht nuide Clothing.
6. To have the Lowest fricet.
Wanamaker & BnnwM,
Popular Clotuino Hoi;be,
Oak Hall,
The Cornkr of Sixth ano Markkt bTBKKTS.
makim: ti:i.egi:apii.
For additional Marine New tee lrtt Page.
ALMANAC FOB PHILADELPHIA THIS DAT.
son RBS.HM..M.Mn.4'8eMooir Kisia.......mom.
71UiaH Watkb.. 012
PHILADELPHIA JBOAKD Olf TBADS,
Geo, Morrison Coates,")
3. Pricic Wkthkbill, J-Monthlt Oommittbb.
JAMKS LOUeHKHTV, J
UOVEUENTS OF OCEAN glEAUEUS.
FOR AMKB1UA.
Bosphorns...
MaiiLattan.,
hL D Hhmmnhmi
A lrlca .........
Bellona...
Llverpool.Philda.........May 4
..Llverpool...ISew York..Mtty 10
,....Llverpool...New York..m....May 11
.. Liverpool... B ob ton ....... W ay H
....Loudon .New York.....May 11
,....LIveruuul...Mew York....May 14
Aleppo.......
HeriuauD...BouluamptouNew York tMMIHM Ml May 13
Cot BuUittiore..Llverpool...New York.........My is
U rruania...BouiMampion...iiew y orK...,,..May is
Vlrnlnla. ............ Liverpool... 'ew York......May 15
Araso .Havre....... .New York ...Map is
Nova bcolian Liverpoul...Uuebeo May 16
Edinburgh,
Liverpool. ..ISew York...,
.May 18
bcouu
.Liverpool. ..Mew York...,
mm May 18
Encland New York...Liverpool.
May 25
Alaiauib ,Is'w York...London....MM....
Col BoHton .New York.MLlverpool
Uuldlng blar..Isew Y ork. .Havre.
Haxoula. ........... IS ew York...Hamburg. ........
Brltaunlu Mew York.. .(llauiiuw. ........
....May zs
May 25
May 25
May 25
May 26
Ureal Laslei u.-N ew York...Breat May 2S
Java.MM.....M....Mew YorkLlverpool.............May 2
Kin a ..Mew York...Llverpool..........May 29
C ol Bultluiore.Mew York. ..Liverpool ....Juue 1
reouK)lvauia...New Y ork...Llverpool............Juiie
Kuiope New YorkHav re. .... ......Juue
Manliatlan.....few York..Llverpool .June
Air lea Bobton.. Liverpool Juue
Virgin la. ......... Mew York...Llverpool.........M. June
Bellolia... 1S ew Y ork ...Loudon. J uue
1
1
1
6
8
8
COAhTWIBU), .UUMJOiTlU, J1TU.
J.W. Evernjau..l'lillaiJa...,...CIiarlo8tou...
Tonuwauda.......Phllada......Bavannali. ........
May
May 25
Alliance ...Phllada ..Charleatou May
2d
1
1
H. Hudson. ......Plillada Havana.........June
blar ol (he Union. PhllHda..rsew Orleaua.....J uue
Ploneer......Btillatla WlluiliiKun..
Ocean Queen. ...New York.Aspinwall....l
Bautiagu deCubaNew YorkUreyuwn....
11. Cliauncey..New York...Asiiinwall...,
.Juue l
...June 1
.Juue 10
..June 11
juaiu are torwaraea oy every sailef tn tu6 .iiuiH
lines. The steanfr -foF or rroin Liverpool call at
Queenstow&t except tbe Canadian line, which call at
LondoJidtrry. The steamers (or Oi nrom the Ounll
uCTtcaJl at Bonthampton.
CXKABED YESTKBDAT.
Steamship Tonawandn, Jennings, bavauaah, Phila
delphia and Boutberu Mall Bteumsblp Co.
Barque Charlotte, Llnderstrauss, Cork, via Darlen.Qa.,
L. WeHterKaard A Co.
Brig Abby Klieu, Orcutr,. Bangor, W. H. Johns A Bro.
Bchr Lu Prazer, Bteelmau, baluin, L. Audenrled A Co.
Hnlir Nlroln. Keller. Bnaton. do.
Bcbr Barah Cullen, Koblueon, Boston, Van Lusen,
Lochuian & Co. .
Bchr Camilla, Hurlbut, Eastport, E. A. Bonder & Co.
bchr Isaac lUch, Crowell. Boston, Borda, Keliar &
bchr A.Uf haro, Bhourda, Providence, Day, Huddoll &
eihr Belle, Howes, Providence, Waonemacher fe Co.
bchr ClaraLavldsou, Jellrles. Lyun.BlaklBtou, UraelT
Bebr'v. Bharn, Sharp. Boston. Qulntard. Ward A Co.
BchrW. W. Pharo. Alien, baleui, KomrnellA Hunter,
bchr J. D. Buckalew, Bobbins. Mystic. do.
bchrBlrcbard and Torrey, trlsbee, Portland, New
York and Bcbuylklll Coal Co.
Bchr 1). o. Ployd, Kelly. Dauversport, Connor A Co.
Bt'r R. Willing. CuudiU, Baltimore, A. O roves, Jr.
Bt'r Beverly, Pleroe, New York, w. P. Clyde A Co.
bt'r Mount Veruou, Klrnt, New York, Captaiu,
ARRIVED YKBTERDAY. .
Barque Ironsides, Taplcy, 50 days from Messina,
with null, etc., to Isaac Jeaues A Co.
bcbrbabluo, Morrison, 22 days from Curacoa, with
salt, etc., to Workman A Co.
bchr A. Myrick, bteveus, lrom Newport, with mdse,
to O. B. Kerluot.
bchr Maggie van uuseu. torouu, iruio jaaiaen.in
ballast lo It. B. Htetsou A Co.
bebr Isaac ltich, Crowell, from -New York, with
cement to Pennsylvania HH. Co.
Hcbr Y'ouna America. Clinton, 1 day from Port De
posit, wllh grain to 1. B. Bewley A Co.
bchr James Andeisou, Tunuell, 2 days lrom Indian
Itlver, wllh grain to J. L. Bewley A Co.
bchrB. C Tyler, bieelman. lrom Boston,
bolir barah Cullen, Kobinson, trom Boston
bchr W. W. Pharo, A lien. Iroiu Boston.
Bchr C. Davidson, JeHrles. lrom Boston.
bchr Nicola, Keller, from Boston.
Hcbr J. II. Walnwrlgul, Morris, from Boston.
bebr Pauline, i'reeniau. trnru Newport.
bchr Heading JRR No. 50, Corson, lrom Norwich.
bchr 1). U. Floyd, Kelly, lrom Portsmouth.
tcbr A. Pharo, bhourds. lrom Providence.
bchr V. Sharp, bbarp, from Marblehead.
Bchr J. D. Buckalew, Bobbins, lrom New Haven.
bieamer Mayflower. Koulnsou, 24 hours from New
Yerk, wllh mdse. to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Bieamer b. C Walker. Hherin. 24 hours from New
York, wllh mdse. to V. M. Baird A Co.
Tug Lookout, Alexander, lrom Baltimore, with a
tow of barges lo W. P. Clyde A Co.
Ton Clyde, Duncan, from Baltimore, with a tow Of
barges to W. P. Clyde A Co. . j
MEMORANDA.
Ships Tonawanda, Julius; Zouave, Whitmore: and
Jonui ban Chase, Chase, for Philadelphia, were up at
Liverpool llih lust. , , ,
bieaniHhip Bospliorus, A lexander, from Liverpool
for Philadelphia, sailed from Boston yesterday.
bleamsbli) levant. Arkley. for Philudflphla, sailed
i from Liverpool luth lust. . .
j Barque Velocity. Brander, for Philadelphia, cleared
al New Yoik yeslerduy. , .
! Brit: Haudolpli, Pay son, for Philadelphia, at Fajardo
about uih lust ...
, Brig Bloomer, Brown. h'Mice, al HallTax 20th Inst.
Brig Harriet Amelia, Cox, for Philadelphia, at
Havana 1 Hi It Inst.
Brig lfHinrd. Cottrell, hence, at Balem list Inst. .
BrU Neule Mtiunell, Duupby, heuce, at bavaunab
2'si InhU M
bchr J. 11. French. Burgess, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Cardenas lain lose. .
benr B. U. Junes, Davis, hence, at Savannah 20lb
Insiaut.
bchr Annie Grieve, Burks, hence, at Halifax 18th
Instant.
bchr J. tioodspeed, Dart, for Philadelphia, cleared
al New York yesterday.
Bchr Ocean Bird, Kelly, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Boston VSd lust,
bchr Convoy, French, from Vlnalhaven for Phila
delphia at 1 lock laud Iwlb Inst., aud sailed into.
MEDICAL.
pOND'S EXTRACT OF HAlUluELIS
OR PAIN DESTROYER,
Is one of the few domestic remedies which bavecome
Into general use and lavor.wltlioul pulling. It is the
product ol a kinipl shrub, harmless lu all oases and
as a domestic remedy niieo'iaHed,
BCPNR,
LllUISI'B,
LA M K.N l'.t-S
BTI1S,
HOBK KYF.S.
BI.KKDINU
LUNUb,
NIWK,
STOMACH.
BUKKNKNs BIKKDIxNU OF THE
M I IMS,
BOKK 'I HHOAT,
TOOTIIACIIK,
r A It AC UK,
Nr UKAlXitA,
BHKfMA'llhM
I. CM HA(iO,
tl I l.'U
CORNS,
L LCKItM.
OLI W1RFA
And other similar tro!iblorue and nninlul nfTootlons,
vblle It promptly arrests all H KMOKIill AH Kr.
Hundreds of physicians use It clallv lu their practice,
nndglvelt tbelr unqiialllled recommeudalluu. Bold
by our agents aud dealers.
The Medicine Is exclusively prepared by th sub
scribers, Proprietors and Successors to T. T. PON I),
to v. -hem all orders must he addressed.
HIAIPHKJjAS' HOMCKOPATH 11) M KDTCINE CO.,
No. W12 HIOOAIiWAY, New York.
PRICKS OK POND'S h.X'1 K ACT,
Fix ounce bottles, with directions, retail. 50 cents
l'lnt bottles, wiib directions, retalL. m tni"
Uuarts lu bottle M-flTa
Liberal dlacouut to Physicians and Dealers.
SIMILIA SIMILIDUS CURANTUR.
UVMrUKSYS1 JiOMmOfATUIC SPKC1FIC6.
FAMILY CASKS
Ol 85 large vials, morocco case, containing a
specific for every ordinary disease a family
Is subject to, and a book ol directions flu'00
Smaller Family and Travelling cases, with 2(i
to 28 vials...... m. 5 to 8
Specifics for all Diseases, both for Curing aud
lor Preventive treatment, lu vials and
pocket cases tl to 5
These Remedies, by the case or single box, are sent
to any part of the country, by Mall or lu: press, fiee of
Charge, on receipt of the price.
Address-H UM1H KK B' SPECIFIC
HOMtKuPATIllC II KDICINK COMPANY,
Olllceand Depot, N".62 BROADWAY, New York.
Dr. HUMPHREYS Is consulted daily at bis oil ice,
personally or by letter, as above, lot all forms of
disease.
For sale by DYOTT A CO., JOHNSON, HOL
LOW AY A COWDKN, T. R. CALLENUKR, and
AMBROSE SM 1TH, Wholesale Agenw, Philadelphia,
and at BLITHK'B Drug Store, No. 8120 Market street,
and by all Druggists. aituibstim
MI 8 U L E R ' S
HERB BITTERS.
GIUEL A BROTHER.
GENERAL AOFNTS,
No. 28 S. SIXTEENTH Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
All orders promptly attended to, aud delUered free
Of charge to all parts of the city. 6 28 lin
CERTIFICATE FROM THE STEWARD OF
UHE LANCASTER COUNTY HOSPITAL,
Lancabtkr County Hohpital,
Lancamtkh, l a., January 5, 1887. )
During an extended experience of three years as
Superintendent ol the Lancaster County Hospital and
Lunatic Asylum (Institutions which contain from 275
to uuo patients, tbe whole ol whom are under my care),
I have had many opportunities ot witnessing the me
dicinal virtues of Mlshler's Herb Bitters. As a con
sequence attendant on the character of such an In
stitution, ihe great majority of cases are of a very
complicated character; and In most Instances are of a
hopeless nature. Shortly alter my connection wllh
this Institution a very bad case of I'll v lea I Lebiliiy
a d general prostration attracted my special atten
tion, aud from the reputation which Mlshler's Herb
Litters had obtained, I imagined Its use would be at.
tended with good results. I caused It lo be adminis
tered, and found that It fully Justified the opinion I had
formed of It. Tbe success 1 had met with in this case
encouraged me to still further test It, and I have since
used It in a great many casesof Rheumatism, Scrolula,
Secondary syphilis. Asthma, and various other dis
eases, andtnvariably with the best results. In many
Instances, when otber remedies bad failed, Mlshler s
Herb Bitters restored them to perfect health, and
enabled them to leave the Institution aud earn
their own living, thus releasing the county from
charge lor tbelr support. I am ibereTore convinced
that ilu-hler's Herb Bitters are really what the pro
prietor calls tbem, "A cerlalu Remedy" lor the Dis
eases for which they are recommended.
J. O. 81 EINHEISER,
Steward and Superintendent ot the Laucaster County
Hcspltal.
CBIELABRO.,
GENERAL AGENTS,
, No. 28 S. SIXTEENTH Street.
8 28 (It
PHILADELPHIA.
OWARBURTON'S IMPROVED VENTI
lated aud Easy-Biting DRESS HATS (patented),
lu all tbe approved fashions of the season. CHESNUT
Street, next door to the Poat Otllce. 15j
JONES, TEMPLE & CO.,
FASHIONABLE HATTERS,
io. in a. Esn in etireet,
First Store above Chestnut street. 4 9
TW FOSTER,
FASHIONABLE HATTER,
4 11 SmSpj
No, 7 8. SIXTH Street.
TO McCALLA'S NEW IIAT STORE, NORTH
U east corner of TENTH and CHESNUT Streets.
'llie patronage of old customers of Chesnut street,
above Sixth, and Chesnut street, above Eighth, soli
cited. Call aDd examine the largest assortment of
HATS aud CAPS in tbe olty for Spring, Every article
lias price marked on it In plain figures. 5 4 5p
O BOYS' HAT8 AND CAPS FOR SPRING
The greatest variety, and at reduced prices, at
McCALLA'S,
Norlheaat comer of TENTH and CHESNUT,
Formerly Chesnut, above Sixth, and Chesnut, above
Eighth. 6 4 5ptf
JOSEPH FU83ELL,
Manufacturer ot
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
Dto. t and f JN. jruuHiii ntreei.
4 17 2n5p
Philadelphia.
H
p.
C. R. T A-Y LOR,
PERFUMERY AND TOT LET ROAT3,
JNO. 6m MJivi ii ma i n ninLui.
At Wholesale Onh SlflSpl
DEAFNESS. EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
Bdence and skill have Invented to assist the
hearing in every aegreeoi ueaTDess; aisu, ftespiraiura;
also. Craudall's Patent Crutches, superior to any
others In use, at P. MADEIRA'S, No. 115 TENTH
Street, below CbesnuU 8 8pj
T) 0 DO KBS'AND WOSTENIIOLM'S POCKET
J-V KNIVES, i'eari and iag nauuies. or oeaiuiiui
finish. RODGER8' and WADE A BUTCH KR'S
RAZORS, and the celebrated LKCOULTR& RAZOR.
bClbbORS of the finest quality.
Razors, linives. ocissors. auu i ame juiiery uruiinu
nd Polished at P. MADEIRA'S, No. 115 TENTS
btreet, below Chesnut.
J86i
AMERICAN CONCRETE PAINT AND ROOF
COMPANY, No. 648 NORTH THIRD Street,
Bbllaueipnia. tLcomwiy, x-ruiupiuws, jiuauiiii.y.
n his Paint will preserve all Woods aud Metals, guard
against all dumpness and wet, aud thoroughly pre
vents all leaks. Old tin roofs are long preserved wllh
this Paint. Roofs of every kind, old shingles Included.
covered, repaired, and made perfectly tight and war
ranted. All oraers win nave prompt aiieuuou. worn
will be done lu tue Dest manner.
6 8 imrpj JOisKPH LEEDS. Actuary.
Emohy D. Hobabt. Superintendent of Work.
TO HOUSEKEEPERS AND INVALIDS.
Tbe undersigned respectfully calls the attention
nr the niibllo to the slock of Prime Cider aud Pure
Cider Vinegar for piukllng and general family use-
also, 10 U IS popular " ionic Ate," iree irom ail impu
rities, and endorsed by the medical faculty as a safe
and wboiesome beverage ior weaa auu aeucaiecou
stliuttous.
Delivered free of charge to all parts of the city,
P. J. JOKDAN,
No. 420 PEAR Street,
117J5D Below Third, and Walnut and Dock.
K H' It I O K It A T O 11 H,
LV WAI'ER COOLEKH, CREAM-FRKEZEKS
..I .i'I,1t L'U It, I, I I.'l,
It. A. WILINftN'N,
:o. 1011 6PR1.NO (1AHDKN SI'UEET
j OPEN UNTIL ( P. M.
t 21 luthslmSp
pATENT WIRE WORK
FOR RAILINGS, 8TORZ FRONTS
iuaxuu OUARDS, PARTITIONS, ET
COAX SCREENS. FOURDRINIEtt WIRKS, ETC
Manufactured hy
fl, VVALHEH A SONS,
IZ7 em No. 11 N. SIXTH Streot
(00 A R 0 II STREET., COO
KW COMBINED WAT EH COOLGH AND
BKFBIOeilATOK, flO'OO.
CENT' BI.At'HI9l4 TA11LLH,
NEAT hAFFs,
ICE CHE A 31 FUEEZEBS,
ciBirriTii a PAoe,
4 10t ' W. 600 Allt'H S'fHKET,
HARD RUBBER ARTIFICIAL
LIMlirt. Arms, Legs, Appliance for
Iteiormny, eic eio. 'i iiBMumunrei
trauslerred from life tu form aud til;
are the lightest, most durable, com
fortable, perfect, aud arilslio subsll-
I , . t a v,. Inwunl.il 'I'llH. am AIW
proved and adopted by the Untied
State (1 overn men t and our principal Hargeod
palenled August la, lsui ?. May la
Address KIM 11 ALL A CO..
No. 688 ABCH blreet Philadelphia.
Pamphlet free. 1 10 tm
(5)
I At
MAY 25, 18G7.
AMUSEMENTS.
G
ElIYSBURO ASYLUM
FOR INVALID SOLDIERS.
Incorporated by Act of Assembly of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, March 6, 1807,
The Hoard of Supervisors, appointed by the above
Corporation to carry out the objects of the Act of In
corporation, respectfully announce to the public that
the Legislature of Pennsylvania has authorized the
raising of funds for the erection, establishment, and
nialntei anue of an Asylum for Invalid Soldiers of the
late war, to be built on the baltle-lield of Oettysbtirg
and as an Inducement to patriot,-, citizens to contrl-
nine tonus nentvoient oojeor, nave emnowerea me
Corporation to distribute amongst the subscribers
such articles of value and Interest from association
wllh the late war. or any moneys, envois, property, or
f slate real or personal, whau vei, In this btato or else
where, al such time or upon such terms, and In such
way and manner wbalsoever, as to them shall seem fit,
any laws ol tbls Commonwealth tn ilia contrary not
withstanding.
The site lor the Institution fthlrtv aoreM has
already been purchased, and il Is hoped that the good
work may coiiim'-nce belore midsummer.
t-uiiscriptlons win n received at the o nce ol the
Assts'ialton, No. 1I2A Chesnut sireet, Philadelphia.
r or em u suoscripiion ol nve dollars aceriiucnte
will he ItRiit'd, which will entitle tbe holder to such
article of value as may he awurded to Its number.
1 lie llrM distribution or awards will be ni ide lmmft-
dliitcly uixju the receipt of 80,000 subscriptions of 5
each.
1 lie distribution win ne public, aud under tbe direct
upervli-lon ol the corporators.
Persons at a distance are requested to remit their
subscriptions (when practicable) by Post Othce
money order, or registered letter lo insure prompt
delivery.
.Direct an letters to
J. D. HOFFMAN,
Secretary Hoard ol Supervisors,
Box 141 p. o Phlla lelphla.
Tbe following Is a schednle o. toe awards to he
made under the nrst distribution. '1 lie Items of Ilia-
moods aud other pnclnui stones were purchased
from clllr.ens of the South during the war. and
their genuineness Is cerlilled to by Messrs. Henle A
Pros., the rnot extensive diamond Imnoriers In the
country, and by J. Hermann, diamond setter, New
Y ork.
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM FOR INVALID SOL-
HIE KB.
Incorporated by Act of Assembly of the Common-
weatlQ oi x-etinsvi vauia, aiarcu o,
Oflice, No. xVit CUEbNUT btreet, Philadelphia,
FIRST DISPOSITION.
Eighty Thousand Fubecrtbeit at Five Dollars Each.
V . , . , k- 1 . I .u h.nil.nl.
1
1 Diamond Necklace; 48 briillanui,
valued at-.-
1 Diamond Cluster Brooch aud Ear
rings . .........
1 Award 10-40 Uovernmenl llouds...
1 Diamond Cross set In sliver.
1 Diamond Cluster Brooch
1 Award 10-40 Government Bouds...
1 Diamond Single btone Ring..........
1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet
1 Diamond Single Stone Scarf Pin..
1 Diamond Cluster Brooch
1 Diamond Cluster Brace leu.
1 Pair Single Bioue Diamoud Ear
rlugs. 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch
1 Award 10 40 Uovernment Bouds...
1 Diamond Single Stone fin.........
1 Diamond blngle btone Htud.......
1 Diamoud Cluster Brooch. .............
1 Diamond Single S.one Ring
1 Diamond and Emerald Brooch....
1 Diamond Single Stone Ring. .
1 Diamond Cluster Ring..
1 Long India Camel's Hair bbawl...
1 Choice Emerald Slud
t30,0
15,00
10,1 lU
7,00
5,00
6,1X1
,M
4.IHX
4.IHK)
4.000
4,00"
8,50
8.1M
8.00
8,00
8.00
2.50
2,i0
2,00,
l..VK
1.5U0
1.51 IU
7-8-8
Ionia
13
14
is
18
17
18
ID
20
21
22
1 blngle Stone Diamoud Ring.
1,000
1,000
800
6U0
500
500
500
600
4U0
850
2.i0
lino
200
150
luO
100
100
25 10 34 10 Awards of 10-40 Uovernment
Bouds, each -
85 1 Three-stono Diamond aud Ruby,
bait hoop King......
88 1 Diamond Single Stone Ear Knobs
87 1 Pair Diamoud Cluster Binds..........
88 1 Diamond Single Bione Ring, star
seltlug........................
89 1 Diamoud single Stone I'ln.....
40 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet.........
4J to 60 10 Awards or 10-40 Government
Bon ds, each . ..
61 1 Lady's Diamond-set Waicn......
62 1 Diamond blngle btoue Ring
53 1 Diamond and Opal Cluster Ring
54 1 Diamond blngle btone Klug...
66 Pair Emerald Scarf Plus. ............. .
6 1 idamoud Single Stone Blud m-
67 1 Diamond Cluster Pin..
(8 1 Cameo aud Pearl Brooch aud Ear
Rings
69 to 158100 Awards, 10-40 Government Bonds,
each .
159.0268 100 Awards, Covernmeul Legal-tenders,
each
8000 Awards, Ooverumeut Legal-lenders,
each......
GO
The distribution oi 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 uow.on exhlbtlou at the Otllce of the Asso
ciation.
The nubile can confidently rely on everything betas
conducted In the most honorable and fair manner. All
the awards will he handed lo certificate holders. Im
mediately after the distribution, free ol all cost, at the
Otllce of the Company, No. 1LM CHESNUT btreet,
Philadelphia.
CERTIFICATE.
We hereby certify thul we have examined the Dia
mond Hoods, Pearls, Emeralds, Rubles, and other
Lr clous fiones. as described lu the above list, aud
nd theitu all genuine.
HKNLE BROS,, Diamond Importers,
No. 28 MAIDEN Lane, New York.
J. HERMANN, Diamond eetter.
No. aw BROOME Sireet, New York.
AGENTS WANTED. :
Book can be had containing Twenty Certificates,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
All orders for Certificates must be addressed to
J, D. HOFFMAN, Secretary,
6 18 Box 1481, P.O.. Philadelphia.
EXHIBITION OF PAINTING AND SCULPTURE
Tlx Forty-Fourth Annual Exhibition
OF THS
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,
CHESJSUT STREET, ABOVE TENTH,
Is now open day and evening, from A. M, till 7 F
M , aud from 8 UU lo lu the evening.
Admittance, 26 cents.
Season Tickets, 50 centa ?2S6t
S
ELECT READING8 AT MUSICAL FUND
UAhi..' MONDAY EVENING. May 27.
" COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
TO RUi US ADAMS
iTeacherof Elocution. No. lluKGirard street),
BY D1S FRIENDS AND PUPILS.
Mr. Adams will Introduce teu of his favorite pupils,
'1 HE MARMION GLEE CLUB
Will sing souie of ihelr choicest pieces.
Proiessor M. F. EATON will give a Recitation.
Mr. C. E. TOWER will preside at the Piano, kindly
loaued by Messrs. bchomacker A Co., of Chesuut
l'Hckets fifty cents. For sale atTrumpler's, Seventh
and Chesnut slieels, Rlsley's, Coutiueulal Hotel, and
at the door. . . .I5,2?2'.
Doors open at balf-rat 7. Commences at 8 o'clock
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
IMMENSE SUCCESS I
lhl.dw.ekiOiELTjmN jjjioTHERS.
New Illusions, New Mysteries, New Automata, the
A ft. THROPUG LOSSl,
and LIVING HEAD.
Also the LILLIPUTIAN FAMILY, 5 21 St
Admission, 85 cents. Reserved beats, 60 cents.
Matiuees Adults. 25 cents. Children, 16 cents.
NEW ELEVENTH BTREET OPEBA H0CSB
fcXEVFNTH btreet, above CHESNUT,
"HIJJ IAN11V B1J.OHT"
OPI.N rOH THK NKAfeOir.
CiHMUUNI A 1IXKV8 MISiM 1UCU,
be (.real blar Troupe of the World, lu their URAN1
ETHIOPIAN bOlREKS, SONUS, DANCES, NEW
dURLEbUUES, aud PLANTATION SCENES.
Doo. opeu at 7 O'clock. Commencing at 8 o'clock
8 80 J. L. CARJJCROSS. Manager.
GEKMANIA 0RCIIE8TRA. PUBLIC RB
hearsais every SA'lURDAY AFTERNOON, a
il US1CAL FUND HALL, 8'-i o'clock. Engagements
made by addressing GEORGE BABTERT. Agent, No.
WA MONTEREY bt,, between Kaoe and W O
The last renearsal will take place oil June 1st.
HO! FOR SMITH'S ISLAND I FRESH AIR
BEAUTl KUL SCEN FRY - D. ' H,f Xf
EXERCIbE THEIbATH-ENTERTAIiXMEN I
THE i.EbT KIND. .rVirR
MRS. MARY I-AKEMKYER
respectfully luiorms her Iriends aud l be
rally that she will open the Iwauuiu! islaud Pleasure
Grouna kuowu as and
on bUKDAY t fc.
and enjoy with her the delights of this lavorite sum.
mer reaort .
"TUB CITY AKD COUNTRY,
Wholesale and Retail,
Very Cheap.
Rig Horse lu the Door.
K.NEAbS,
No. 531 MARKET Street.
s
ADDLEUY
AND
nARNKKB.
t 11 tuthspt
3
AMUSEMENTS.
f H E Q U E E fi.
TIlEEXqrMlTEMIJUATCnEPOBTllAlT
OF qitKR YIVTOIUA,
Presented to GEORGE FEABODT, Esq., 'by Her
Majesty, accompanied by an Autograph Letter,
NOW ON EXHIBITION FOR A LIMITED
PERIOD ONLY, AT '
EAItLES' GALLERIES
AND LOOKISfl C1K.ANN WAHGBOOHI,
SO. 816 CHESNUT BTIIKET,
Admission. T WEN TY-FI VK CEN T3
KO SEASON TICKETS. '.'
Hours ofFxhlbltlon, 9 to 5.
Proceeds to be devoted to charity. 5 JlSt
A
C A D E M Y OF MUSI C4
MRS. LANDER ;
CHOICE 1RONT bEATS
IK 'it
PARQUETTE CIR( LE AND BALCONY,
To be had at the BOOK STAND,
CONTINENTAL HOTEL, r 52081;
MLBICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
1MM.NSi; DOCvhoO I '
HOUSES CROWDED!
GREAT ENTHUSIASM!"
NATIVE TALENT TRIUMPHANT l
1
INTELLIG ENT and FA8HIONA BLE AUDIENCES
MUM. r. W. LAKUKH, ; (
FORMERLY MISS JEAN DAVENPORT, ,
pronounced by the press and the public to be th
most finished and accomnllshed artists on th
A uicrlcan stage, In hor great classic and blatorlo role ol
ELIZABETH, qi'EEX OF EA GLAND.
KO PERFORMANCE THIS EVENING.
MONDAY EVENING. Mar 17.
LAST NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT, AND
i: li Al. Ax'l-ilAKAINK, ut JU1U, AiAxNillirl
AS ELIZABETH.
The Box sheet now ouen at '1 rum pier's Mnslc Store.
corner SEVENTH and CHESNUT Streets: also at
llie Academy of Music, from to 4 O'clock. Seats
may he secured tn advance at either plaoe lor any
one of the performances, aud also al the Box OlUce lit
me evening.
Admission to the Parnuette. Parnuette Circle, and
Balcony, ONE DOLLAR. .
No extra charge for Reserved Beats.
Family Circle. Fifty Cents. Amphitheatre. Twenty
five Cents. Proscenium Boxes, lu.
ioors open at quarter past 7. curtain wui rise at
precisely 8 o'clock. . -
MEBICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
MR. HOOD'S BENEFIT.
MONDAY EVENING. JuneS,
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.
Miss CAROLINE RICH1NOS as Zh.KI.INA.
Mr. 'lllKOliORE HABELMAN as FRA DIAVOLO
(Uls hi si appearance In English Opera.)
Mr. 8 C. CAMPBELL as BEPPO.
Mr. E. bEG U IN as LORD ALLCABH.
5 J2tf 1
Reserved Seals .....m.. ........One Dollar
i Hinlly Circle 6 oenta
Am ph ilheatre ..Ji6ceul
lo be obtained at the Academy of Music to-day.
EW CHEbNUT STREET THEATRE,
IHESN UT Sireet, above Twelfth.
THIS (Saturday) NIGHT,
THIS (Saturday) NIGHT, -THIS
(Saturday) NIGH 1',
THIS (Saturday) NIGHT, " . '
THIS (Saturday) NIGHT.
THIS (Saturday) NIGHT. " '
THIS tbaturday) NIGHT, '
Only performance ot Rosulnl'a chef d'eeurre, en
UUtd WIliIiIAtt TELL. '
WILLIAM TILL,
H1L1.14H TKI.L.
Wll LlAlIt TI1LL, T.
WILLIAU TI LI,,
WILLUN TI'.LL.' ' ' H
WILLIAM VKLL.
WILLIAM 1LLL, . '
Mathllde M'me BERTHA JOHANN8EN
Jenny M'me JOHANNA ROTTER
UeU wig .M'me MARIA FREOEKICI
Arnold...... FRANZ HIMMER
Rudolph. . mmmJOHANNA RIEDEL
Ubberman......,................HIfc;KKl BBHNA Rl
imam leu ailh ilZiM J-OHMKd
Waiter. IOSEPH WEINLICIC
Gesler (first appearance).......... M. CUANDON
Melctabl ....ALPHONSl UBOHH
i ciiitini.i,,, ,,, .OTTO LEHMAN,
Monday Evening DON GIOVANNI.
Tuesday HUGUENOTS.
Wednesday Fl DE LIO.
Thursday (first time here) MAS ANIELLO. -Friday
(Ural time here) MARRIAGE
6f
r lUAiiu. ,
MONDAY, June 8 CEN D RILLON,
by tbe Dramatic Company.
Operas w ill be glveu at dramatic prices.
PRICES OF ADMISSION. .'1
Admission.... ......... . 50 cent
Orchestra seats .,Oue Doha
Reserved Dress Circle aeatji ,,.,, 75ceut(
amny circle 25 cents
beats secured six days In advance, at BONER'S
Music Store. CHESNUT Street.aboveElevanib.au
at the Theatre. it
WALNUT STREET THEATRE,
N . E. corner of N IN TH and WALN UT Streets,
Begins at 8 o'clock.
GRFJAT SATURDAY NIGHT BILL.
TWO SPLENDID DRAMAS.
Bouclcault's great drama. In five acts, or
THE OCTOROON; OR. LIKE IN LOUISIANA.
J. B. ROBEH'l S as llie Indian WAH-NO-TEE.
To conclude with tbe domestic drama of
JONATHAN BRADFORD.
Ann Bradford SUSAN DENINJ
MONDAY Will be produced the tbrllllugly effec
tive, romantic, spectacular Play, of Sea aud Laud,
iu five acts, entitled
THE SEA OF ICE.
M
RP. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET
TH EA 'I RE. Begins at X to 8 o'clock.
FAREWELL BILL. THREE PIECES.
LAST NIGHT OF MR. DAN BRYANT,
TH IS (Saturday) EVENING, May 25, ,
Lover's drama of
THE W 11 11 E HORSE OF THE PEPPERS.
Gerald Pepper.- Mr. DAN BRYANT
Alter which, THE HAPPY MAN.
Paddy Murphy Mr. DAN BRYANT
To conclude with '
IRELAND AS IT WA&
Ragged Pat . Mr. DAN BUY ANT
MONDAY-EMMA WALLER . ,
AS MEG MERR1L1ES," 1
COPARTNERSHIPS.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.
The copartnership heretofore existing between
El'SIUND LEVERING, R. MILTON BsKEK.
CLll FORD LEVERING, aud S. (JHARLK8 BO
DN. under the name of E. LEVERING A CO.,
doing business al Nos. 1018 and 1018 MARKET Street.
Is tbls day dissolved by the withdrawal of R.M1L1VM
BA KKH
1 be business ofthe late firm will be "eUledby h
remaining partner.. VBULEVEHINU..
S. CHARLES BORDEN.
Pbiladtlphla, May 23. 1807. ' ; '
1 he undersigned have this day W.?' ?;
shin under tl.S name of E. iiKV EKING A CO., ana
will coutiuue the FLOUR. ,A,? nS.u ,
PU-lNE-s, at the o,il f. i5?VvH Ri ?Si
MARKET Street, fiVoLE vSluSo,
S. C A RL Ka BORDE N. -
Philadelphia, May n, 1sb7. tiS
COPARTNERSHIP. E. B. EDWARDS (OF
relate flrni of Mitchell A Edwards) has thin
rlav assocUted wllh him bis sou. THOMSON -F.
2-iVivARDS. for the transaction ot a General Lumber
E.ThIi.mis under tbe firm nauieof K. U. EOWAROti
A r i'ELAWARE Aveuue, ttrst wharf belovr
Noble street.
puiLAUKLfHiA, May 1, 1887. il Unrp
TTKITED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
U FOR SALE.
PRINCIPAL AGENCY,
NO, 07 HOl'in TIIIBD STREET, PHI LA
ORDERS RECEIVED FOR BTAMPED CHECKS.
ORDERS RECEIVED BY MAIL PROMPT L
ATTENDED TO.
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALIWED.
J. K. II I D Q WAY, '
BXlm NO, .7 .TUIUDKTBEET
PKIVY WELLS OWNERS OF PR0PERTT
Tbe only place to get Privy Wells cleaned an
dibln looted at v wy low price. .
A. PEYSON,
Mannfaetnrer of Pondreite,
lid GOLDSMITH at HALL, LJBliARVfcuw