THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, MAY 27, 1807.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
I re additional local itkms skx outbids as.
THBLiQuoR-SKLLEns' Mebtino on Satcrday.
The action which produced so remarkably
unanimous a closing of drlnklmr bouse? on Sun
day was the result of a largely attended meeting
?i . ?u- , on. of K-itJ Commissioner Given
Ute hbinn's), in Broad street, above Chesnut.
Colonel Owen Petted called the meeting to
order, and moved that Mr. Given nreBido, which
was aarrecd to. Sir. Johnson acted as Secretary,
and Mr. Carson as Treasurer.
Given, on taking the chair, announced
Vhat the object of the meeting: was to take into
consideration Ihe law closing the public houses
after 12 o'clock at night, and on the Sabbath.
Ho recommended In all that was said a tew
words as possible, and the entire exclusion of
politics.
Colonel Robert Window moved to exclude all
who are not intercbted in the retail liquor busi
ness. Captain Hinder nndcrstood this call was
lor tavern-keepers; that the cause was a hist
one, and the meeting- ouzht to have no secrets.
Colonel Wjnslow remarked that his resolution
did not apply to the members of the press. Mr.
Foster moved an amendment, that those persons
who aro not tavern-keepers bo excluded from
rnterlnn Into the debate. The original resolu
tion was withdrawn, aad the amendment
dropped. - - '
A motion to permit all persons keeping taverns
or restaurants, and also mineral-water and sarsa
parilla manufacturers, to be present and enter
into the debates, was carried.
A motion was offered that the present officers
act as the oiliceis of tee permanent organiza
tion. Agreed to.
A letter from a wholesale wine house, offoiW
any assistance that was desired, was BubmiUcl.
The following letter was then read:
1-1 ARRisniTRQ, May 22. 18C7.-James Freeborn,
Esq. Dear Sir: Your note ot the 21st InBtant I
have. The bill No. 70 of general laws you
refer to, was passed on the tth of April in the
Uouee, as It passed the Senate, and in th3 shape
it appears in the general laws. No amendment
appears to have been proposed to except Phila
delphia, aod my record does riot exhibit auy
opposition bring rained to the bill.
I mail you Nos. 131 and 135 of record, as you
request. Truly jours, John A. Smcll.
A member said that all present fel aggrieved
at the action of our Representatives. They had
paid agents at Harrlsburg who suflered them to
be oppressed in the halls of the Legislature,
The liquor men Bre the most oppressed people
in the country ; the Government imposes an
onerous tax. This letter was no palliation for
the conduct of the members ol the Legislature.
The tavern-keepers have a rlht to know who
voted for and against the bill, so that they can
get their Just deserts at the coming election.
Vt A motion was mad to lay the letter of Mr.
fcmull on the table.
William J. Evans, 8ergeant-at-Arm s In the
House, said that the bill was rushed through in
the House with other bills, and every member
voted for 1. The yeas and nay were called on
It in the Senate, both political parties voting
for and against.
Mr. Foster moved to receive and file the let
ter, which was agreed to.
Mr. John Jenkins oiiered the following reso
lution, which was agreed to:
Wlureaa, At the last session of the Legisla
ture of the State was passed an act regulating
the time ot closing and opening hotels in this
Commonwealth, and as the representatives from
thia city deny that they voted for such a law, or
knew of lta passage, therefore; be it
Eesoived, That a committee be appointed to
act with the committee appointed by the meet
ing held by the German citizens, to ascertain
who of the representatives Irom this city voted
for or against the aforesaid law.
Mr. Foster moved that a committee of five be
Appointed as a central committee. Agreed to.
A committee of three from each ward was
appointed to act in conjunction with the ceutral
committee, which consists of V7. H. Harrison,
James Folley, Thomas H. Green, O. W. Petted,
George D. Glenn.
Mr. Given stated that, with several others,
lie had waited on the Mayor, who was favor
ably disposed towards the tavern-keepers, and
did not think that the law applied to restaurant
keepers who sold "soft drinks." HecoLsldered
the closing of doors at 12 o'clock suilicient. On
Sunday the doors must be closed, and he hoped
that the tavern-keepers would not sell as bofdly
as heretofore, The complaints to him had not
come only from the temperance people, but
also from those who attended church.
Captain Binder remarked that the Mayor had
no tight to give auy instructio ns. The law
waa in existence, and, if violated the violators
were amenable. He urged the '.avern-keepers
nnf tn ell anv liauor on Sunday. He con
sidered that by themselves they could do
nothing, but the workingman was the
one who could assist them. He said
"dunking men are honest men." The speaker
urged upon those present not to sell any liquor
with closed door.
The tavern-keepers should close, so that all
drinkers shall be on their side. The poor man,
after bis hard week's work, would then, on being
refused bis drink, bs against those who made
the law. Do not sell with closed doors, do not
nell on Sunday, and the people will be in your
favor. Riftbt will always conquer, and an un
just law cannot stand.
It was moved that every tavern-keeper close
on Sunday, and that it be ascertained tbrouih
the Ward Committee what other occupations
are allowed to keep open.
The question was called for, but Mr. Thomas
Hell said the motion was superfluous, as it
would have no effect on the law. The law,
which was so stringent against selling liquor on
Sundays, said nothing against drug stores,
candy shops, cigar shops, and various other
businesses pursuing their callings upon that
day. The motion was carried.
A member said that he did not complain of
the Sunday law, but of that part which com
pelled them to open at sunrise and close at 12
o'clock at night. It might under some circnm
stances be very diQicult to comply with the first
part of the law in relation to opening at sunrise.
Tho Central Committee was then announced
Monday afternoon, at the same place.
to prepare an address, the Ward Committees to
act in concert. The meeting adjourned at 4i5
P. M., to meet at the call of the President.
Bobber of a Farmer. A resident of Bucka
county, on a visit to this city, was robbed early
yesterday morning whilo on his way to his
hotel, bhortly after midnight be engaged a
carriage to convey him to the hotel, and soon
after starting two men ttopped the vehicle and
got inside, notwithstanding the countryman's
remonstrances. The carriage was then driven
to the lower section of the city, and on the way
the stranger was beaten by his two companions,
and robbed of two watches and a email quan
tity of money. Fortunately, tho countryman
had left tho bulk of his money at the hotel
before coming out in the evening. After tho
perpetration of the robbery, the nmu was lelt to
itcek his way to the hotel as best he could.
A Serious Affray. Henry Sehnitler, an
aped German, who resides in Shlppen street,
below Third, was admitted into the Hospital on
Saturday, with a severe wouii l in the neck, 6aid
to have been inflicted with a halchet by an un
known man. The 6tory is that Mr. Schuitler
was stopped In his yard at a late hour on Friday
night and a demand main for his money. In
Ftead of complying with the roquesf, Mr.
Scbnitli'i' attempted to give an alarm, whereupon
he was" cut in the manner indicated. The ruUiun
made his escape.
Appacit and RomirRY. A fmo-looking nnn
called at the Pennsylvania Hospital yesterday
morulDC, with his fnce t horkingiy lacerated, oc
cabloDcd, ai he said, by some nun enticing him
nito an obscure place, where they robbed and
'beat him. He looked in at the Burgbal ward,
and becoming iiiehteiu'd, refused to enter, or
clivuke his name or auyiurther particulars ol
the occurrence. ,
Provkd Fatal. Richard
the vouth who was
Kolley, aged
struck on the
head bv a fire-pick fnll ng from a roof at tho tire
in Acoru allcv. on tho VM lust., died at the
l'tnnsilvaiiia Hospital yesterday.
His Farewfix. The Roman Catholic Bishop
of 1 bis dioce?e said faiewell to his people at the
C'athedial. In I.opan Square,.) esterday, in an af
fecting Bddress. He aib for Rome on Wednes
day next, to preient to the Pope the money con
tributed by the churches of the diocese tor the
relief of the papal treasury. Ou June 29th, the
eighteenth centennial martyrdom of Si. Pewr Is
to bo solemnized at Rome, when bishops from
all parts of the world will assemble. A batch
ot saint?, including Christopher Columbus, and
the Dutch martyrs in Japan, arc to be cunonized
at this time.
Bishop Wcod takes with him as compajnona
de voyage, Rev. J. F. Shanahao, rector of the
Preparatory Theological Seminary; Rev. Nicho
las Cantwell, pastor ol the Church of St. Pbil'p
deNcri; liev. Michael F. Martin, pastor of St.
James' Church, 'ct Philadelphia; Rev. John
McGovern, pastor of the Catholic Churcti or
Pi auk ford; Kev. C. J. Carter, pastor of the
Church of tho Assumption.
Very Rev. Dr. O'llars, who intended going in
the fame steamer, has decided to remain at home.
The otlerinps borno by Bishop Wood to Home
amount to 145,000, gold value, and many rich
presents beside.
The Convent of Notre Dame presents a minia
ture coal mine, typical oi tho great staple pro
duct of our Stato, with coul car and everything
complete. Gold dollars to the amount of one
hundred are interspersed over the black dia
monds. The other schools send presents, either
in the form of money or otherwise. The con
tributions of the city churches Bmount to
?3!i,18442, and the country churches $2,1,138 71.
The blind presented their onerings in the
shape of useful and ornamental article", evi
dencing the most skilful and artistic workman
ship. The pupils of the Sacred Heart Convent,
at Torresdale, send a mluiature model, in silver,
of the barque Henrietta, laden with golden dol
lars. The pupils ot the Convent ot the Immicu
lHte Heart of Marv, Frankford, a sliver fish,
with the inscription: "Aperto ore ejus et tn
vrnies Btaieiem." The mouth of the tish works
on f crews, and when opened displays a number
of gold dollars. Tne appropriateness of this
gift is derived from the text of Scripture which
informs us that the Saviour, being called upon
by the tax-gatherer for his tribute to the State,
commanded 8t. Peter to go down to the sea,
catch a fish, and open its mouth, where would
be found the necessary mouey to sail ify the in
ternal revenue emissaries ot Cicsar.
Mifsino. Samuel Salt, a lad of nine years,
a son ot Policeman Robert Suit, of the Fourth
District, left his home in Arch street, above
Front, about 4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon,
and went to the second whart above Arch street,
for the purpose of getting some oranges from off
a vessel, since which time nothing has been
heard from him. r
Slight Fire. About 7 o'clock yesterday
morning, a slight fire occurred in the linen fac
tory of Peter Wattson, located on Ninth street,
above Columbia avenue.
Burglary. The dwelling No. 1213 Bedford
6trett was entered on Friday night, and robbed
ot a gold watch and chain and some clothing.
AMUSEMENTS.
Mr. Geobgk Hood's Benefit. None is more
worthy this handsome compliment than the
beneficiare of the evening. His gentlemanly
manners and accommodating disposition havo
laid claims upon tne habitues of the Academy.
which will not be disregarded. Already very
many of our prominent citizens have secured
their places, aud there is promise of a brilliant
and lashionable audience. The attractions of
the programme are very inviting, being the
whole English Opera Company, with its popu
lar prima donnat Miss Caroline Richmgs, who
will be supported by the great lyric tenor, Mr.
Habelman, whose name alone is a tower of
strength. He will sustain the biilliant and
dramatic rote of "Fra Diavolo,". in Auber's chef
d'awcreand pet composition, to which in his
advanced years ho has added recitatives, thus
bringing it up to the standard of grand opera.
Mr. Hood may expect a grand success.
Her Farewell Entertainment. Mrs. Gene
ral F. W. Lander will give her masterly rendi
tion of "Klizabeth" at the Academy of Music,
for the last time, this evening; and all who
have not witnessed her extraordinary acting in
the part should not tail to do so to night. We
are pleased to announce that her engagement
at the Academy has proved a complete and
splendid success, and Mrs. Lander can now lay
claim to the title of the roost accomplished
and nowerful traalc actress of our country. We
pait with her reluctantly, but trust that the
summer vacation maybnng her renewed strength
and vigor, and that she will return to us to
achieve new triumphs next tall.
GzrmaM Opeba. Another largo audience wiU
neesed William Tell on Saturday niijiit at the
Chesnut Street Theatre. The applause was
general and frequently bestowed. To-night
Mozart's chef d'osuore, Don Giovanni, will be per
foimed with a cast embracing the three gieat
prima donne Frederici, Rotter, and Johannsen,
supported by the great Hermanns as "Lepe
rello," Habelman as "Oclavio," and Wllhelm
Formes 83 the ''Don." To-morrow evening Lea
Huguenots. Next Monday evening CemlrUlon
will be produced.
Walnut Street Theatre. The Sea of Ice
will be produced to-night, with a line cast. Miss
Susan Denin will assume her favorite ro'eof
"Ogarita." This new and attractive spectacle
will prove a welcome entertainment. It can
only be played during the present week.
Next Monday evening Mr. Joseph Jefferson
appears in Hip Van Winkle.
.Arcq Street Theatre. Mrs. Emma Waller
commences a brief engasement to-night. She
will appear a "Meg Merrilies," in Guy Manner
ing. Mrs. Waller is the only artiste iiviug that
is capable of renderlug this rote succcsfuliy,
On Friday evening Mrs. Waller will play
"Inpo" to her husbaud's "Othello," for ..her
benefit. .
On Monday next, Mr. G. L. Fox will produce
ui6 new pantomime, called Little JJoy Llue.
American Theatre. The great Demon Dance.
from the spectacle of the B ack lYook, is crea
ting quite a furor here. The dance is really
womicitui aud no one should tan to witness it.
The Variety Troupe also appear in a number of
otuer attractive tcenes, songs, Duriesques,
farces, etc.
The MENDELSSonN Society's Last Concert.
The greatest conceit of the season will be given
at the Acadtmy ot Music, on Thursday evening.
June 6, by tho energetic and popular Mendels-
fouu toeicty, in aid or tne soutuein Famine Re
lief Fund. A splendid programme will be pre
sented. The Society will be assisted by the fol
lowing distinguished artists: Wenze 11 Kopla,
violiuist; Theodoie llabclniau, tenor; II. G.
Thunder, pianist; Georee Bishop; MissGormley,
Miss Cunniugton, Mrs. Bchren", Mi-is blackburn,
Miss torbes; leader of orchestra, Dr. Cunning
tun; conductor, Jean Louis.
Complimentary Testimonial to Rpfus Adams.
A complimentary testimonial will be extended
to the talented elocutionist, Mr. Rufus Adams,
at Musical Fund Hull, this evening. The com
pliment emanates Irom a number ot his friends
ttnd pupil?. A remarkable tine programme has
been prepared, and an array of talent will ap
pear. Mr. Adams deserves, and will receive, a
substantial recognition this evening.
IIartz, the Illusionist, offera a great pro
gramme at Concert Hall tuis evening. In addi
tion to the Floating Head, Instantaneous Growth,
of Flowers, the Watch Utrikinq, and other tricks,
tho real "original Jacobs" hidirn Bislet feat
will be introduced. "Trump Harta" wins tho
pnme of magic every night. No oue should fall
to sec him.
Assr.MnLY BtnLDiNas. Messrs. Edward aud
Jerome Lubin, who have had great success,
to-nifiht begin their fourth week. Their per
foimances are excellent and well worth a vuit,
Carncross & Dixey, at the Eleventh Street
Opera House, although the weather is warm,
continue their Ethiopeun delineations as lively
as ever, and their house is packed with ad
mirers every night. The house will be closed
to iiinht aud to-morrow uicht, on account of the
death of the father of Mr. J. L. Carncross.
For additional Marine Aeu Firtl rage.
ALMANAC FOR PHI LA DELPHIA THIH DAY.
Prrjf Rttob,hV:w Mn(m Rink. ....,...... "'35
Bum BitTS...............7,2ii 11iih Watkb... ........ i w
PHILADELPHIA BOAnO OK TRADE,
fiffft. MnnnrnnM rvAi-ir.
J. I'Rin Wkthf.bili.. Monthly Committc
JAMKS DOl'UHHtTY,
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN BTKAMEU9.
FOR AMKRICA.
Ktrn..... ..Liverpool. ..New York........-May 11
A lric..... LiverpoolBoston May 11
lt llnnu...... IajikIod iS'ow York...........Muy 11
Aleppo- Llverpol...New York Mny 14
Hermann. ..HoiiUiRnitoti...Neur York.. May 10
C. t lliiltluinre.. Liverpool. ..New York May IS
ieiniBnl...HoulliimpUii...iNew Y ork Mxy is.
VliKlnU -Liverpool. ..New York May li
Arsgo .Havre. .......New York May 13
Nova ISoouun..-. LiverpoolQuebec My 18
K InhiirKli Liverpool. ..New York... .May IS
bculiH....... ..Liverpool. ..New York May 18
FOR KUROPK.
Great astem...Kew York...lIret May 28
Jnva... New YorkLiverpool .My X9
Una ...New York. ..Liverpool -May 2t
('. ol ItHlilmore.New York. ..Liverpool June 1
I'eiinhylvuiila...lsev York... Liverpool June 1
Lurope Mew York...Havre June 1
MunliHlUiD .Mew York. .Liverpool ...June 1
A Irlca liolon Liverpool June 6
Virginia ..Mew York. ..Liverpool June 8
Bellona. .Mew Y'ork...Ixi)tlon -June 8
COAbTWIHK, JJOMKHTIO, ETC.
Wyoming I'll 1 1 ad a Hnvannati June 1
J.W. KveruiBti.I'lillada Charleston .June 1
11. HudKou jPlilluda ..Havana........ -June 1
btiirol tlieL'ulou.l'lillK(la...Mew Orleans June 1
J'loneer.. Llillucla V11u)Iiiku)U June 1
Ocean Queen.... Mew York...Aspiuwall .June 1
Hanlliigo leCubaNewYork...(lreytovn -June 10
JJ. l'I.Buncey....Mew York...ABpinvall June 11
Mall are forwarded by every reamer In tlie regular
lines The llenmers for or from Liverpool cull at
Clueeiisrown, except tbe Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers lor or from Uie Conti
nent ca 1 at bouthampton.
ARRIVED YK81KRDAY.
Jlr. ship W. 11. Moody, Durkee, 45 days from Liver
pool, with nidKe. to J. 11 l'eurose.
l!r. Hteanihhip Rophorim, Alexander, from Liver
pool, via Ronton, with rudse. to A. R. Mclieury A Co.
Meanihlnp Mar ol the Union. Cockney, from Mew
Orlenua, via Havana, 4 days and 19 hours, with sugar,
cotton, etc. (o Philadelphia and Southern Mail Hteaui
shlp Co.
RMk Wm. Welsh, Rtrobrldfe. 14 days from Guanta
ppnio, with sugar, ruolatseH, aud houey to H. fc W.
Weitil).
Brig Loch Lomond, Black, 8 days from Cardenas,
with BUar to John Mason & Co.
rchr Kllle L. ttnihh, bmlih. 14 days from Trinidad de
Cuba, with sugar and molasses to B. & W. Welsh.
bteamer Kusan, Urumley, 4t hours irom Hartford,
with tndse. to W. M. Balrd & Co.
CLEARED "SATURDAY.
Steamship Hunter, Rogers, Providence, Lathbury,
IckerBbam fc Co.
Bteumshlp Morruun, Crowell, Boston, IT. Wlnsor A Co.
bteamslilp Virginia, Allen, Richmond, W.P.Clyde&Co.
bteaitmliip Alliance, Kelly, Charleston, Lathbury,
Wickersham & Co.
Bhlp Malterhorn, Curtis, Ban Francisco, via Balti
more. Merchant & Co.
Barque Templar. Foner. Rio Janeiro, CurtlnAKnlght.
Barque Maximilian, Halheld, Cork, lor orders, li A.
houder A Co.
Bchr J. Klenzle, Lake, Newburyport, Rommell A
Hunter.
f-clir Maria nail. Griffin, Palem, do.
Bchr J. L. Hurued, Adams, Georgetown, Caldwell,
Gordon Co.
Bchr Lamurllne, Hill, Baco, J. J. Dovey A Bon.
fccbr 3. U. Babuock, Fisher, Boktou, Blaklslon, GraefT
& Co.
Bchr H. W. Godfrey. Bears. Boston, ButToi'k Coal Co.
bchr J. H. WalnwrlRht, Morris, Boston, 'Mew York
aud Bchuylkill Coul Co.
Bchr Charm, btudley, Marblehead, W. n. JohnsABro.
Bchr Curtis TUlon, bomers, Futrhaven, llothermel &
bchull.
frclr A Trudell, Barrett, Salem, Wanneniacher A Co.
Bchr I). G. Floyd, Kelly, Hanversport, do.
Bchr Free Wliid, Frisbee, Portsmouth, J. R. White A
Bon.
EchrM. M. Freeman, Howes, Boston, Lay, Huddell
A CO.
Bchr A. B. Russell. Helller, Mlllvllle, Street A Co.
Bchr A. Young, Young, Boston, Qulnlard. Ward AO).
Bchr K. M. Baxter, Perrle, Norwich, HammettANeal.
bchr J. Lancaster. Williams. K. Cambridge, do.
bt'r J. B. bhriver, Dennis, Baltimore. A. (i roves, Jr.
Bl'r Diamond Blate, Talbot, Baltimore, J. D. RuolT.
bt'r Ann Kliza, Richards, New York.w. P.Clyde A Co,
Bt'r New York, Marshall, Washington, do.
Tug Hudson. Carr, Baltimore, wllU a tow ol barges,
W. P. Clyde A Co.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
ftoamnhlp Alexandila. Flatt, Irom Richmond, with
mil He. to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Br. brig Alexander, Thompson, 18 days from Turks
Island, with salt to W. Bumni A boil.
Br. brig Mazarine, Murphy, 16 days from Ponce, P.
R., with sugar and molasses to J, Mason A Co.
Br. brig Gentle Annie, Burgess, 12 days from Car
at dbs. vt un suear ana moiasses to order.
Brig Venus, Kspy, 9 days Irom Windsor, 17. 8., with
plHBler to C. C Vbu Horn.
Brig W. H. Parks. Darruh, 18 days from Havana,
W Itb fcugar end molasses to J. Mason A Co.
Brig Monica. Mitchell. 21 days from Trluldad. Cuba,
TV lib molasses to 8. A W. Welsh.
Brig Lena Thurlow, Corbett, days from Sngua.wlth
susr to b. A W. Welsh.
Brig Tern) est, Wilson, 10 days from Matanzas, with
nifilnf.peN to 1:. C KnivhL A Co.
I Brlii My itilc, Baxter, 5 days from Boston, la ballast
I to J. K. Btizlcy A Co.
I Bchr A. Young, Young. 30 days from Galvestoa, In
ballast to Qulnlard. Ward A Co.
I bchr J. B. and L. C. Adams, Adams, 7 days from
Bncun, with sugar and molasses to b. A W. Welsh,
bclir J. 11. French, Burgess, 8 days from Cardenas,
' with molasses to E. C Knight A Co.
bchr L. A. Babcock, Bmilh, 20 days from Jackson-
vllle, with lumber to J. R. bank A Co.
bchr Mien Buruts, CilUord, lioua beacon net. with
flsli to captain,
bchr Mate, Rommell, from Bangor, with lumber to
' capialn.
bchr A. C Austin, Willard, from Portland, to Mer
shon A cloud.
; bchr E. L. B. Wales, Leech, 4 days from Boston, to
I Mershnn A Cloud.
1 bchr Bearsvllle, Chase, 4 days from Boston, to Mer-
' .linn At f'lollfl-
bchr Freemason. Furman.2 days from Indian River,
with corn to l'.ucon, Collins A Co.
Bchr T. 1. McColley. Durborough, 1 day from Dover,
with railroad ties to Bacon, Collins A Co.
bchr Onward, Evans, 2 days from Indian Rlver.with
grain to J. L. BewlyACo.
Bchr bewell, Bennett, 2 days from Indian Rlver.wlth
lumber to Bacon, Colllus A Co.
Bchr D. H. Merriman, Tracy, 2 days from Indian
RiVer, with corn to Bacon, Collins A Co.
bchr 8. C. Flthlan, Tuft, 1 day Irom Port Deposit,
urillt oruln in .T. r.. Uawlev A Co.
bchr J. B. Bhlndler. Lee. Irom Boston,
bchr J. G. Bahoock, Fisher, from Boston.
Bchr Pearl, Brown, from Boston,
bchr Maria Hall. Grllllih, from Boston.
Bchr John Lancaster. Williams, Irom BoRtnn.
brhr A. B. Russell, Hellner. Irom Morris River,
bchr John McAdam, Willard, Irom Portland,
bchr Mary and Caroline, bmith, from Morlolk.
bchr J. L. Harned, Adams, from Lewes,
bchr M. Hepplter, Connelly. Irom balein.
Bleamer Floieuce Franklin. Pearson. 13 hours Irom
Bultimore. wlih mdse. to A. Groves, Jr.
bteamer Philadelphia. Fultz, from Washlngton.wltn
m!se. to W.P.Clyde A Co.
bleamer E, C, Biddle, McCue, 24 hours from Mew
"York, wuh mdse. to W. T. Clyde A Co.
bteamer Monitor. Jones. 24 hours Irom Mew York,
wllh md.se. to W. M. Balrd A Co.
Tug Lockout, Alexander, from Baltimore, with a
tow ofharges to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Th Clyde, Duncan, from Baltimore, with, a tow ol
barges to W. P. Clyde A Co. , -
Tug Hudson, Carr. from Baltimore, with tow of
barges to W. I. Clyde A Co.
Corremfindrnee ot the PhiladrlpMn Exchanp.
Lkwkh. Del.. May 236 A. M.-The steamship Dela
ware, for Liverpool, and barquo Nam. blieppard, lor
Clenfuegos. both from Philadelphia, went to sea on
the 24th last., at o clock ALOSEpn jAFETRA.
MEMORANDA. .
Bhlp Asia, WendeUurst, lor Philadelphia, cleared at
Mew York 25tu Iiibi. . ......
Barque Eureka, bmlth, hence, at Havre 10th Inst.
Barque Emma. Ueuboolh, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Bremerhttvcn 6lh insl.
Barque A rbulls. Knowltou, for Philadelphia, at Car-
dlBrlg Alojon Howell, Tanning, hence, at Portland
2Brig Edith, for Philadelphia and Baltimore, at Ila-
V Brig' Ida.Clray, hence, at Trliildftd 15th lust., lor St.
rHlCl'urord.LUtlcfleia.for Phlladolphla, at
Wbchr"b8 "bI 'rayion. Ke'ley; R. 8. Miller. Anderson;
B. Wilson, Mowell; binaloa. hleel; Lew in t'nesler,
GO' kin; and Clara, Crowell. hence, at Boston 2nh lust,
bclir Isabella, bn Lh, for Philadelphia, cleared at
"be!!? M"?fa Uall, Hall, for Philadelphia, cleared at
BchrAlvirSdo, Whltmore, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Calais .un u.si.
,l.aiUlS?-llll U.S.. ..vnnriolrhl.
hchrli.O. llund. lliincl, lor Phlla Juliihiii, silled
from Fall River 12-1 Inst. . ., . . ,m
1-chrT. Poller, llaudy, for Phlladelphls, sailed from
1 Hct" J.!1. xfleTi Mny. for Philadelphia, sailed from
'.K Triiml:. Slocum: Trade Wind Carson:
and Dictator, MckeMon, hence, at .New Redlord i4lU
'l t"rr A. ITammond, Paine, for PUil&dulphla, cleared
aPoriland iui lust.
jgLATE MANTELS.
6I.ATK MANTELS are unsurjiassed lor Durability
B nty, trergth. and Cheapness.
! fsLATE MANTELB, and tilftte Work Oenerallj
made to order.
J. . KIMHS A CO.,
12rm Kos 2126 and 2V2& C'UEtjNTJT btree
MEDICAL.
MI 8 II L E U 8
HERB BITTERS.
ORIEL A RROTHER.
GENERAL AGENTS,
K0.2S S. blX 1 EL.N 1 II Street,
l'hhalelhia, Pn.
A 11 orders promptly attended to, and UelUered free
of ( Imrpe lo all pain of the city. 6 23 1 in
CKItTlFICATE FROM TUB STEWARD OF
J THE LANCASTER COUN I'V HOSPI I'AL.
LANCASr KK COIKTV 1 lOKI'IT A I,,
Lancantkh, Pa., January , is7.
TUirlr g an extended experience of three years as
Hliprrinin ilenl ol the Lancaster t ounty Hospital ami
LnnMlc As lum (Institutions which conlHin from 273
to i am rts, Hie v holeol wlnini are under my care),
I liavehnd many opportunitlnH ol wilnefisiiig the inj
dlcinal virtues of Misliler's Hei b Illtteis. as a cou
requenceBtiendaiit on the cliaracicr of such an In
siiiuilon, (he great muloiliy nf cases are of a very
compllcHt) d t'liitructei : and In most Instances are ol a
hopeless nature, bliorlly alier my connection wllh
this Institution a very bad caso ol riivleul Debility
a d teneral proilrnllon attracled my special atten
tion, and from the reputation which MMiler's Herb
1 liters had obtained, I Ituugined lis use would be at
tended llh good results. 1 cuued It to be ailmlnis
tered.end luuud Hint It lully Justltled the opinion I had
loin eil of It. The success I had met with tn this case
encourBKed me to still lurihertest It, and I have since
used It in a great muny cusesul Rheumatism, bcrolula,
becoiulary byplillts, Asthnin, and various other dis
eases, aiiiilln variably with the best results. I n many
Instances, when other remedies had (ailed, Misliler's
Herb Litters restored theru to perfect health, ami
enabled them lo leave the Institution and earn
their own living, thus releasing the county from
charge lor their support. I am therefore convinced
that Misliler's Herb Bitters are really what the pro
prietor calls llieiu, "A certain Remeily" lor the Dis
eases lor which they are recoinu.emt"l.
J. O. b I ElNIIF.T9F.rt.
Steward aud Superintendent ot the Lancaster County
Hispilal.
vmrx Ainto.,
GENERAL AGENTS,
No. 28 . SIXTEEN Til Street,
8 23 6t PHILADELPHIA'.
TVARBANTF.D TO CT'RE OB MONET
IttTlUXLl),
DIt. FITLEE'S
GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
PURELY VEGETABLE.
USED INWARDLY.
References to 4500 wonderful cures lu Philadel
phia alone.
Advice gratis dally from 10 tol o'clock.
OFFICE,
NO. SO KOli'TU FOtJBTH STREET.
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.
QOLD'3 IMPROVED
PATENT LOW STEA3I
AND
HOT WATER APPARATUS,
FOB WABMINO AND VENTILATING
WITH PVBE EXTERNA I. AIB.
Also, the approved Cocking Apparatus,
THE AMERICAN KITCHENfc
On the European plan of heavy cnstlnKS, .durability
and neatness of construction.
Suitable for Hotels, Public Institutions, and the better
class oi private uesiueucea.
Also, Agents for the sale ol
SFEAKMAN'S PATENT SAFETY VALVE,
Which should hti connected Kith every water back
ana boner, aua vnm tn.iu.-a
PATENT ARCHIMEDEAN VENTILATOR.
UNION STEAM AND WATER HEATING COMPANY.
JAMES P. WOOD dc CO.,
HO. 41 SOUTH rOCllTU STREET,
B. M. FELT WELL, Superintendent 4 28 3m
P E N N STEAM ENGINE AN
1 BOILER WORKS. NEAEIK A LEVY
llvAC'llCAL AND THEORETIOAii JsiUlNEiClUS
WACHlMlb'HS, BOILER - MAKERS, BLACK
bMI'lHb, aud FOUNDERS, baviUK lor many yean
been In successful' oDeratiou. and been ezoluslveli
engaged In builulug and repairing Marine and Rlvei
Engines, high and low-pressure, Iron Boilers, Watet
Tanks, Propellers, etc. etc. respectfully oiler theli
services to the puhllc as being fully prepared to con
tract for CDKincs of all slz, Marine, Ulver, and
btallonar'! having Bets of patterns of ulnorent sires
are prepared to execute orders with quick despatch.
Every description of pattern-in ak lug tuude at th
shortest notice. High and Low-pressure Flue.
Tubular, aud Cylinder Boilers, of the best Penusvl.
vanla charcoal irou. FortftUKS of all slzee and kinds
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions; Roll
Turning, Screw Cutting, and all other wom connected
wlih the above business.
Drawings and specifications for all work done
at the establishment lree ol charge, aua worn guar
tiitt.e.1.
The subscribers have ample wbarf-dock room for
repairs 01 boats, wuero tuey can lie in perfect safety
and are provided with shears, blocks, lulls, etc, elo.
for raismg neavy or ..gut nraf
JOHN P. LEVY.
821 BEACH and PALMER Btree
1. VAU6HAM MKBBICK, I WILLIAM B. MKBBICX
JOIIM X. COPK.
O OTJTHWARK rOCNDKY, FIFHI AND
U yVAfellLNUTOlN (Streets,
PHIUAHSXPin.
MERRICK A bOKS.
ENGINEERS AND MACUINI8T8.
manufacture li Igli aud Low Pressure Kleuw Engines
101 1AUU, niver, uu junriue nervito.
Lolleru, Oasometers, Tanks, Iron Uoata, etc.
t iLKiiLkS of ail kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron I rame Roofs lor UaaWorka, Workshops, and
Railroad bullions, elo.
Retorts aud Gas Machinery, of the latest and moat
Unproved construction.
Every descriptiou ol Plantation Machinery, and
bugttr, baw, auu urist juuio, vacuum raus, upeu
bit am iraiua, ueiecutuiu, iuwn, jruuiping juj-
Lines, etc.
ApVUM. . ..... - v. . . w UUC.H W...U.
Apparatus, Nesniyth's Patent bleaui llmuuier, aur
..-nil . ILn..!...1. Pulullt i ,,iri.il
Jiriilning Biaciiine, esoi
DKIDESBUBO M ACI1INE WORKS
JL OFFICE,
No. 65 N. FRONT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
We are prepared to hU orders to any extent for 001
well-known
MACULNERY FOB COTTON AND WOOLLEN
Including all recent Improvements In Carding, Spin
nine. BnuWeavlnir.
VVe luvlte the attention ol manufacturers to our ex-
leusive woraa,
1 ALFRED JENKH A SON,
TTK1TED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
FOR SALH.
PRINCIPAL AGENCY,
NO. 07 SOCTII THIRD STREET, PlIILA
ORDERS RECEIVED FOR STAMPED CHECKS
ORDERS RECEIVED BY MAIL PROMPTL
ATTENDED TO.
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED.
J. B. HI DO WAY,-
S21m KO, 67 . T1IIIID KTltEET
TITLER, WEAVER & CO,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Manilla and Tarred Cordaee, Cord
Twines, Etc.
No. North WATER Street, and
No. North DELAWARE Aveuue,
PHlLAOkXrHIA.
C1NBD F. Cl.OTUIKII. HI
QCORCE PLOWMAN,
OAItPKNTIiR AND I3UILDI2II
Ho. tsa TAUTER STREET,
And No. 141 DOCK Btree t
Machine Work aud Millwrightlng promptly at-
eiiuea to.
AMUSEMENTS.
T II E Q U E e n.
TIIEEXqCISIITEMIKIATinEPOBTRAIT
OF qt'EKN VICTORIA,
Presented to GEORGE PKABODT, Esq., by Her
Majesty, accompanied by an Autograph Letter,
NOW ON EXHIBITION FOR A LIMITED
TERIOD ONLY, AT
EAItLES' GALLERIES
AKD EOOHIXU WLASH WAREBOOHS,
MO. 816 CIIENNUT STREET.
Admkslon.M TWENTT-FIVE CENTS
NO SEASON TICKETS.
ITouts of Exhibition, 9 to 5.
Proceeds to be devoted to charity. 5 2 1 6t
QE1IYB11UKQ ASYLUM
UB INVALID SOLDIElti.
Incorporated by Act ot Assembly ot the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, March 6, 1307,
The Itoard of Supervisors, appointed bv the above
Corporation to carry out the uhjecui or the Act of In
corporation, respectfully announce to the publlo that
the JLegisiaiure oi I'enusyl vanla lias autiiorixeu too
raising oi iuikis lor the erection, establishment, ana
maintenance of an Asylum for Invalid bohliere of the
late war. lo be built on the battle-field of Gettysburg-
auu as an luuuceinent to patriot.", citizens to contri
bute to l lils benevolent olijeci, have empowered the
corporation to oiBiriuuie anioiiKSt the suiiscrioers
such arllcles of value and Interest from association
with the late war. or any moneys, effects, property, or
estate real or personal, wbatevei, In this blate or else
where, at such time or upon such terms, and InsucU
way aud manner w hatsoever, as to them shall seem fit,
any laws ol this Commonwealth to the contrary not
withstanding. 'ihe sue tor me institution (thirty acres) has
already been purchased, and It is hoped that the good
work may commence before midsummer.
bubscrlDtlons will be received at theotnee of the
Association, No. U'2 Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
roreacn Buuscriptiun or nve uouart m ut?rn uum
will Le Issued, which will entitle the holder to such
article of VOlue as may De awarneu to its numuer.
The first distribution of awards will be mnde Imme
diately upon the receipt of Su.uUO subscriptions of (3
1 lie distribution will be public, and under the direct
supervision of the corporators.
I'ersonBat a distance aro requested to remit their
subscriptions (when practicable) by Post OlUce
money order, or registered letter, 10 insure prompt
delivery.
Direct an letters to .
J. D. HOFFMAN,
Secretary Board of Supervisors,
Box 14sl P. O., Philadelphia.
The following Is' a schedule ot tne awards to bo
ninoe under the Drat distribution. The Items of Dia
monds and other precious stones were purchased
from citizens of the booth during the war, and
their genuineness Is certllled to by Messrs, llenle fc
Bros., the motteilensive diamond Importers In the
country, and by J. Hermann, diamond setter, New
York.
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM FOB INVALID SOL-
JJ1JI.HS,
Incorporated by Act of Assembly of tbe Common-
Weailli VI mi liny 1 v num. mm i.u o, ,?',
Cflice, No. U26 CilEbNUT bireet, Philadelphia.
FIRST DISPOSITION'.
Eluhtv Thousand Pubscrlbeis at Five Dollars Each.
1
valued at t30,0t
1 Diamond Cluster Brooch and Ear
rings..................... 16.00
I Award 10-40 Uovernmeni Bouda. lo.no
1 Diamond Cross set lu sliver....... 7,00
1 Diamond Cluster Brooch. ............ 6.00
1 Award 1(M0 Uovernment Bonds... fi.uo
1 Diamond blogle blone Ring... 4,b0
1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet....-.... 4,ikk
1 Diamond Single Stone Heart Plu- 4,ooO
2
7
8 8
12
18
14
15
16
17
IB
1 Diamond Cluster Brooch............ 4.000
1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet. 4,00"
1 Pair blngle btooe Diamond Ear-
rlngs ... 8,50
lDlamouu-Cluster Brooch S,GI
1 A ward 10-40 Ooverument Bonds... 8.UU
1 Diamond blngle Stone Pin... 8,00
1 Diamond Single btone Btud ..... 8.0J
1 Diamond Cluster Brooch. ........ 2,59
1 Diamond blngle Blone Ring..... S,it
1 Diamond and Emerald Brooch.... 2..V)
IS
2U
21
22
23
24
1 Diumoud biogle blone Ring-... 2.00,
1 Dlamoud Cluster Ring.. l,w
1 Long India Camel's flair bhuwl... l.&oo
1 Choice n-oieraiu btua n l.aoti
1 Single btone Dlamoud Ring.......... l.OOfl
9Ktn:lo Awards or 10-10 uovernment
Bonds, each 1,000
SB i 'i nree-stoue uiamoua ana ituoy.
jihii uoop Hing sou
86 1 Dlamoud blngle btone Ear Knobs sou
ST 1 Pair Diumoud Cluster Studs.... SOU
Sb 1 Diamond blugle btoue Ring, star
setting . BOO
89 1 Diamond Single btone l'lu... SOU
40 1 Diamond Cluiter Bracelet . 500
41 to 60 10 Awards or 10-40 Uovernment
Bonus, each . 600
fit 1 Lady's Diamond-set Watcb.. 400
6' 1 Diamoud blugle btone Ring.. UM
63 1 Diamond and Opal Cluster Ring... 2ta)
64 1 Diamond biugle blone Ring....... 2uu
66 1 1'alr Emerald Scarf Pins ., 200
65 1 Diamond blugle blone blud... Ion
67 1 Diamond Cluster Pin lou
68 1 Cameo and Pearl Brooch aud Eur
Rings 100
69 to 158 100 Awards, 10-10 Government Bonds,
each 100
168t02S8 100 Awards, Government, Legul-leu-
uers, eacn ou
SCOOAwards, Government Legal-tenders,
each m - 5
The distribution ot the above awards will be made In
public os soon as the subscription Is full, of which due
notice will be given through the papers. The Dia
monds are uow.uu exhlhllou at the Olllce of the Asso
ciation.
The public can confidently rely on everything belnir
conducted in the most honorable and l'nlr maimer. Ail
the awards will be huudeu to certiucate holders, Im
mediately after the distribution, free ot all cost, at the
Olllce of the Company, No. IBM CUEciNUT bireet,
Pimaueipuia,
CERTIFICATE.
We hereby certify that we have examined the Dia
mond Goods, Pearls, Emeralds, Rubies, and other
IireciouB siones. as described lu the above list, aud
iud ihem all genuine.
ilEJNLK 15KJ!J., Diamond importers,
No. iti MAIDEN Laue, New York.
J. U ERM A N, Diumoud belter.
No. m BROOME btree t. New York. '
AGENTS WANTED.
Books can be bad containing Twenty Certificates,
' ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
All orders for Certificates must be addressed to
J, D. HOFFMAN, Secretary,
5 15 Box 1481, P. O.. Philadelphia.
XHIBITION OF PAINTING AND SCULPTURE
Tbe Forty. Fourth Annual Exhibition
OF TUB
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,
CHEBNUT STREET. ABOVE TENTH.
Is now open dity aud evening, from 9 A. M. till 7 P
ni , una uuui o tin iu iu uiueveuu,
Admttlutice, i- cents.
beiisou Tickets, 60 cents. 4 22 36t
TTOX'8 AMERICAN VAKIKTi XIIEATRB.
H lEVERY EVENING,
me celtbrateu buiiet or
1 HE DllftHIJN HAHUr
IMMENbK CORPb OF A RTIrtTS,
boiiKS, Dunces, Ethiopian Acts, etc. 6 25
VTEW ELtVl'.KTH STREET OPERA U0CSJS
1 ELEVENTH fctreet, above Oil KNN UT,
-1IIE FAMILY 1I1SOI1T"
IP1 H.lt 'IIIK ;4fOJI.
rAKM IIOSS A llIXEI 'M HIASlTUKEfi,
the Great btar Troupe of the World, In their GKAJSl
ETHIOPIAN bOIREEa, bONGM, UAMiM, NEV)
BURLEbUlEb, and PLANTATION BCJCNE
Doos open at 7 o'clock. Coniuienclns at 8 o clocx
6 so J. L, CARNCRUbb. Manaeir
GERMAKIA ORCnESTRA.-rcnrjC RE
hcarsals every bA T V RDA Y A "it',,
HO! FOR RMITII'8 IST " HFJ
Bl'-AfJ'l I UL n JtTAii
EX ERC1 SjE-'I U EUATH-ENlLat 1 AH
FRESn AIR
ALT1IFUL
ALNMENT OF
THE tEbT KIND.
MVaMARy.KEMEYER
respectmily liiiorms her 'j;bllliu,aui Vl,
eene-
leuure
ritny . 111U.L sit v wii r-
Grouuu Euowu u
1 MMITn'B IWLAND,
next. May 6. she luvlte- all to ,
on rUNUA i w" ilwllthls of this favorite suin-
and enjoy
wliu u'
un resort.
Bl LblUAl, t V1.SU Jl AU,, 3-, O OH" -n J -,, N'0.
made by addressing GEoRtJE BABTi-Kl, "Vl.1, '
lVill MONTEREY St.. blweou Roe an J V'n W
The last reheuisal will tuke plHceonjjf ;
AMUSEMENTS.
A
J1U1ICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
TIJE LAST NIGHT
OF THE BRILLIANT ANT) ITTOTTLY SUCCESS I
A CL ENGAGEMENT Oil
nni, r. w. UHDin,
FORMERLY MIS3 JEAN DAVENPORT,
N HER GLOHIOVS AND SUBLIME IMPER
BONA HON OF
ELIZA DEI II qtEEJT OF ENC1I.AHD.
THIS (Monday) EVENING, May 17.
Tncncf menta previously made will preclude th
posMbliliy ot ancther representation of this great
perlormance, which has created no marked a sansay
1011 nmongHt uio uium renuru auu uriucKi nuuivuctn.
nd this vt 111 couseiiueuuy 00,
MOST POSITIVELY,
THE FINAL PERFORMANCE OF THE SEASOIT.
The Box sheet now open at Trumpler's Music RtoreY
Corner bEVENTH and CJlEbNLT Htreels: also a
he Academy 01 music, irom i 10 1 o ciovk. eenui
mny be securea in aavnnon si enuor piaoe, onaaiwa
at ihe Box Olllce In the evening.
Admission to tne parqueue, l arquene vircie, ana
Balcony, ONE DOLLAR.
INo extra charge ior neserveu nai.
Family Circle. Fllty cents. Amphitheatre, Twenty
five Cents. Proscenium Boxes.llu.
Doors open at quarter past 7. Curtain will rise at
precisely s o'clock. .
MEKICAN ACADEJIY OP MUSIC.-.
JUK. UEUHUJ& UUUI),
of the above-named pepuiar Institution, announces
lo Its hs bluies, and In the patrons of the Opera, thak
his BENEFIT will take place on
MONDAY EVENING. June t,
upon which occasion the popular Philadelphia Frlmq
Donna,
MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS,
and her Justly celebrated
jLAUiiiou ujtc.tv& ran 1 ,
who have In the most itenrrous mannr consented
lo give their gratuitous services, will make their m
LAbT APl'KARANCE THIS bEAbON.
Tbe .Beneficiary nss also much pleasure in aunouuo
lng that Ihe distinguished Lyrlo Tenor.
THEODORE HABELMAN,
will make his first appearance in English Opera, la
his unapproachablecharacier or
ERA DIAVOLO
Musical Director W. G. DIETRICH
PRICES OE ADMISSION. 4
Reserved Beats M One Dollar
iuuilly CHcle................. Si centa
Amphitheatre ......-iacenl
Tickets may bo oblalued dally at the Academy of
Music.
D001 s open at 74. opera com mences at 1 o'ciock.
EW CHEriNUT STREET THEATRE.
CUEbNUT Street, above Twelfth.
LAST FIVE N1GIIT9 OF THE ,
pronounced by the newspapers of Philadelphia to be,
wuuoui czcepuoii, us
REST OPERA TROUPE
that has ever performed lu this city.
THE '1 11 EA IRE L'KUW DED NIGHTLY
BY THS
ELITE OF THE CITY.
Operas will be given at dramatic prices.
MONDAY' EVENING. May 27,
Mozart's masterpiece, in three acts, enilllea
DON GIOVANNI.
Donna Anns......
Donna Elvira....
Zenlna ..,
Don Glovaoao...
Lepqrello
Oclavlo
Commendaiore.
M'me BERTHA JOHANNA
.M'me MARIA FREDERIC!
, M'me JOHANNA ROTTER
W I L II fe-L M i'OHMEi
..........JOEPH HERMANNS
THEOIKJRK HABELMAN
JObEPH WEINLICH
OTTO LEHMAN
Marzetto.
X C J3D A Y i.Vt.INll, may 28,
THE HUGUENOTS.
WEDNESDAY, May 29,
E1DELIO.
THURDA Y .May 30,
MASANIELLO
(First time In this city),
FRIDAY, May 81,
LAST NIGHT OK THE OPERA COMPANY.
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO
(First time in this city).
BA'IURDAY AFTERNOON,
FAREWELL FKKFOUUANC
OF Til 10
GRAND GERMAN OlJKRA COMPANY.
STRADELLA.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
tKi, 75 cents, and One Dollar.
Family Circle, 25 cents.
Seats secured six dnys in advauce,
MONDAY, June 8.
will be produced at an expense of iaooo,
CENDRILLON,
by tho Dramatic Company,
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.
N. E. corner of NINTH and WALNUT Streeta,
Begins at 8 o'clock.
MONDAY EVENING, May 27,
FIRST Nlull l'
of the production or the beautiful spectacular clay.
I., fl l' i unla I , a trat ....... ...... . . !- . '
... ...v "-"I ,vo. iu,.inuu ITUUUULIUU Ol tUQ
time, eutllled
THE SEA OF ICR:
OR. A THIRST FOR GOLD.
M1S9 SUSAN DENIN
AS LOUISE DE LASCOURS AND OG A RITA. -Act
L The Dreadful Doom '1 be Coward Shot.
Act 2. The Terrific Storm The Aurora Horeulla.
THK SFJA VV ICE BROKEN UP.
Acts. OKsrlta. the Wild Flower ot Mexico.
bTARTLJNG RENCONTRE-";'TlS FATE"
Act 4. Ihelnbuman Plot Ogarltato Wed the Mur
dorer of her Parents.
Acts. Tbe Hour or Retribution Realization oftut
Mother's Prayer. '
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH 8TREBT
THEATRE. Begins at to S o'clock.
EMMA WALLER.
THE GREAT ARTIST. - SIX NIGHTS ONLY.'
MONDAY AND TUE8DAY EVENINGS,
only nights of the musical drama,
GUY MAN NERING;
OR, THE GIPSY'S PROPHECY.
Meg Merrilies EMMA WALLER
Flue cast, aud all the music. After which.
A DUTCHMAN'S GHOST.
WEDNESDAY Third Night of EMMA WALLER
FRIDAY BENEFIT OF EMMA WALLER.
MONDAY G. L, FuY.
LITTLE BOY X BLUE.
CONCERT HAL L II A R T Z.
C1IA11LK8 LFA'I Manager
POSITIVELY LAST WFJEK CHANGE OF PRO
GRAMME. THIS EVENIN3 AT ,
will be produced (by request) tor tho first time,
'1 HE REAL INDIAN BASKET THICK
(the most exciting feat ever witnessed).
THE FLOATING HEAD AND GROWTH Ol?
FLOWERS WILL BE RETAINED.
Tickets, SAC Reserved beau, SI,
F or sale at Charles Trumpler's Muilc Store, Seventh
and Chesnut streets, and at the Hull.
Dooiu open at 7'4.
FAREWELL MATINEE. SATURDAY, AT
Children, 'Jo cents.
Stock's Piauo, lurnlshed by J, E. Gould, Is used at
tbe6e sennces. 8 27
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTINGr
PAINTING.
THOMAS A. FAIIT,
HOl'SE AND SIUN rAINTEB,
(Late Fahy A Bro.)
No. 31 North TIIIRI Street;
Above Market.
OLD BRICK FRONTS doue up, and made to I00H
equal to the hnest press brick, bamples at the ahow.
f.tiv mill country tmde solicited. All oraera uy rn
promptly attended to.
4 IS I'm tv
w
A li
V
E P A U T M B N X.
6UBCEON-CJlNKRAl.'ll OFK1CE,
Ad Army Medical Board is uow in sea
vfw York city lor e examluittloa of
chO?- foradn Taslon Into the Modical
aesslou la
ciindl-
StaiT ol
Aiiiiiicin'i" '"sl be ovcr twenty-one years ol
Kifl ami phjslcnlly souuil.
Ai ilicti""B fr im Invitation to appear be
foie 'the Houril fcliould bo addressed totlio fcur-ceou-GeDeral,
U. b. A., and uniht stale the full
imuie, residence, and date and plHco of birth of
die cniulUlate. Testlmotiluls us to character
aud quaiilloallous must be fiimltdied. If Ilia
upl licuut bus been lu tho M dlcal tiorvlce of the
Army, Hie fact should be slnled, together wltU
IiIh lui mer ntnk and lline utul pluco of servloo.
No allowuncc Is mude for tlie exponses of ioi
fions uiiderKdinir the esumtiuitiou, 11s it is su
liulispcusulile piei (iiibllo lo appointment.
1 hero are thli ty-live vuvuuclcu lu Hie Medical
Blall.
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5 4 fmwlm Burgeon-CJeuernl, U. S. A.
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