CITY INTELLIGENCE E.
lrt ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITKMS H. OUTSID PA0B9.
Taxes on tiir MxnuFArTFRB op Cars The
lJI! k ,Dg letle couttt'n'"K'roporttiut decisions,
has b ea received in tins c,ty iroin the Cunil
mjBMonerot Internal Revenue:
Triarchy ; I'epartmknt, Office of Internal
KBVKNDE Washington, May 29.-Sir:-Yonr
icticr ol (tie 20th ultimo, (submitting a series of
rn les for the consideration of this oilice, rela
tive to the mode ol tux ng cars, etc., has received
due. attention.
The act of July 13, 18(10, exempts from taxa
tion repairs ot article ol all kinds. Tins ex
emption leaves tho question of taxation of cars
iTeclecly whore it was prior to the act or Juuo
30, 1864, with these exceptions. Ino present
law exempts car-wheels Iroin taxation; but prior
to June 30, 18UI, the taxes paid on cur-wheels
rpre allowed to be deducted from tho tax as
jeesed on the flniBhed car, and the presf nt law
imposes a lax ol five peP cent, ad valorem,
while the act of Jnly, 1MJ2, imposed only three
per cent, nd valorem.
Under the act of July, 1802, this office ruled
tout every new car or locomotive must bo re-
jtaiucu bob manutactuie, ruj tanable as such,
even thouRh it be made to take the place of a
car or locomotive which Is worn out aud thrown
aside.
An old car or locomotive would not be liablo
to an ad valorem tax on account of any repairs
made theieon, but all articles used in such
repairs, or new parts furnished, which have In
thcmsMvcs a commercial valic, and which
would be liable to tax it sold or removed from
the place of manufacture for sale, are equally
liable to tax when made for and used in the
repairs of old cars and engines.
The ruling is believed to have been strictly in
accordabce with the law tu f.;rce at that time,
and I know of no reaon why It is not entirely
and strictly in accordance with the provision of
the law as now In force. It is believed to be
impracticable to determine what is new work,
or what is repairs, by udoptinn hs a rule the
relative percentaL-e which the new aud the old
bear to tue tinisbed car or engine.
Repair, however preat, which do not destroy
the identity of the article or thing repaired, are
still repairs, and not taxable; but when a car or
engine is substantially new. thoueh containinar
some part or pieces which have been more or
less used in other caw or engines, they are to be
taxed on their entire value, less such deductions
as the law allows; car bodies and trucks, when
made by different persons, Arms, or companies,
are considered as separate and distinct manu
factures, aud each is to be assessed upon them
when put together, unless they shall be increased
in value by paintintr, varniBhlug, or beiug other
wise more completely Bnlshed, or fitted lor uso
or sale, in which event they will be liable to an
additional tax of five per cent, on the amount of
increased value.
When a new car body is made for an old
truck, or new trucks for an o'd ar body, the
car body or trucks are to be taxed as new work.
Cars which are reconstructed by placing
bodies which have been in use, and on which a
tax has been paid, and trucks which have in
like manner been in use and subject to tax, are
not liable to an additional tax, and trucks which
are reconstructed from material selected from
two or more trucks which have been in use, will
not be considered "new manufactures," but
repairs only.
Wheels and other castings ot iron, copper, or
brass, which are in themselves separate and dis
tinct manufactures, made tor cars or used in
the repairs of cars prior to March 2, 1807, were
not exempted from tax, but by the act of March
2, 1867, all castings for cars are exempt, whether
nsed in the construction of new work or in re
pairs. Railroad compauies are not required to
pay a special tax lor any machine shoos where
onJv repairs are made. Yours, respectfully,
E. A, Rollins, Commissioner.
The Final Resting Place. The mortal
remains of the late Signor Perelli, which, at
the time of the funeral, were temporarily de
posited in the vault ot the Cathedral Cemetery,
were yesterday consigned to their final resting
piace in ino wooaiana uemetery, west or tue
hchuylkill, At about 6 o'clock iu the evening a
iiuuiuci ui i. tu i iui;u3 buuiuiuiiit; 1110 liicuua ul
the deceaacd, arrived at the Cemetery, where,
alter otfering up a fervent prayer to the Turoue
of Grace, the richly ornamented coffin holding
the remains was lowered into the grave.
The scene was a highly impressive one, and
wben the last sad look was taken at the remains,
many present were affected even to tears.
Madame D'Hervilly, Madame Ruiz, Miss R liz,
Miss E. Gilraore, Sienior P. Rondinella, Elias
Durand, A. B. Durand, II. T. Peck, VictorSemi
ladis, J. B. McCaulley, J. D. Uervilly, Esq., and
others of Signor Perelli's many devoted friends,
were present, and plainly showed by their de
meanor the strong hold the distinguished de
ceased had had on their affections.
Tub New Rdtledqe Scuool-IIouse. The
dedication of the new school-house in the First
Ward, known as the "Rutledge," located at
Seventh and Morris streets, took place at 4
J'UIUCa VCBLl'I UttV UllflUUULI. IU IUU yHTrut Ul
je Committee of Property ot the Board of
'tfiool Control, Messrs. William C. Haines, John
5reen, Leonara R. Fletcher, M. Hall Stanton,
tries V. Carriuau. Lewis II. Esler. Inspector
o Board; Heury W. Hal li well, Secretary of
Ioard; Mr. Uilliugton, ot Common uouucii,
number of invited guesis, together with
G UOW U 14 I 1V1 1U A3 U J. IS Ul ll.VV UUU V. UUM -J
stories hitrh. It has twelve chtsn rooms,
The new gchool-house cost in tlio neighbor
Freedmen's Relief Society took place yesterday
wiinmlnB-. t their rooms. No. 711 Saosom street.
This Association is a branch of the Pennsylvania
Freedmen's Union Commission, having branches
also throughout the tstato, ana co-operuuug
with other Aid Societies for the education and
faro nf fh h'repdmen.
i-Yom thi President's (Mrs. Aubrey II. Smith)
report read at tho nueiing, it appears that over
t;Min worth of donations in clothing, etc., have
hnn roroiipd since November latt. and all the
applications for relief made since they have been
able to meet. The donations in money received
Hnrimr this Deriod were $3473-80. Expenditures
for educational purposes, supplies, and rent, were
$2397-88. Six teachers nave oeeu uuuunuu iu
the South during the year.
Rebuilding of the Reed Street Sewer.
The Dlans for repairing and rebuilding the Reed
atveet culvert. Irooi Otsepo ttreet to the river
Delaware, a distance of about 1000 feet, have
Iwpd aonroved. and the woik will shortly be
.nmieiitred. For a distance of 459 feet from
iMevcrn srtp.e.t the tOD of the old sewer will be
takeu off, and replaced with a new arch, 9 feet
in diameter, aud lor a oiBiance oi itsv icei mere
will bo a new sewer of the-jame dimensions. A
unnilen trunk. 9 feet wide and 8 feet hiirb.. will
i,r otiemli-d from tho br.ck work to the river,
th trunk to have on each side of It crib-work
8 leet wide.
SwiMi.iK(i on a Small Scale. Attention has
w,n iioi to the fact that there are beveral
places in this city where poor people who are in
want of houses are siudled. When house
hunters call, they are toid that the house adver
tised has lust been rented, but if the parties will
reei&ter their na-nea and pay one dollar, a house
., ni.tpitwd the next uav. The money iapuii
and day alter day the promised nouse is upt
forthcoming. Persons iu waut ot houses should
inquire caiefull? Into the character of tho house
nu Ant A before emnlovlug them.
1
T.u'cvrs. I'n to yesterday the City Com
ranted tavt ru licenses to 34U0
HIinriwM-t" , L.
persons. The entire nuuiotr win icaen uuai
4000. A large number who have applied lor
licenses have cot yet paid the City Treasurer.
All who ueelect to pay by the 15th inst. will be
iubject to prosecution.
Aldbrmabio Fines ahd Penalties. The fol
lowing named Aldermen have paid over to the
Cltv Treasurer the fines and neuiltles received
bv tbeui duriosr May:-J. B. Masey, $70: Jjhn
t'louds, 36j Loui Godbou, $49; and William
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY,
Not Turin Fadi.t. The Hoard of Health
have tmsed a resolution d eclating that tney
arc unable to itiB'igiiiaio such sanitary measures
as are considered proper aud necessary, in con
fequence of Councils rehiring to make tno
necessary appropriations, and that the public
must regard the Department of IJealtn relieved
Irom reFponsibdity, and look elsewhere for
relief and protection.
Tup. Schuylkill. The recent heavy rains
caused arise In the Schuylkill of about twelve
inches ol water.
AMU3EMENT3.
"Cendrili.on." This gorgeous Frolcan spec
tacle whs pioduced last evening, at the Chesnut
btrect Theatre, in an admirable manner. The
tcencry, drcecs. ballet, tricks, transformations.
and macbiiicry are ail superior to any that have ;
spectado pacsed off with remarkable smooth
ness, and gave general satisfaction to tho large
audience present. The character-dancing by
Mad'llcs Teresa Wood, Llna Windell, aud Auua
Kmger was unusually fine, while the acting of
Misses JobIo Orton, Julia Daly, Annie Ward,
Mr. Walter Lennox, Mr. Michael Woo If, and Mr.
J. W. Jennings was excellent. These Rcntlemea
exhibit a keen appreciation ot tho burlesque
briHianle, and were descrviugly applauded. The
Patisiau fairy spectacle of Crnaritton will be
repeated every night for many weeks, we have
no doubt. It forms a most dclihttul suiuuicr
evenlng's entertainment.
"Little Boy Blue." This Is the title of Mr.
G. L. Fox's last pantomime, and it is the best in
every particular that has ever been preseuted in
this city. The comic acting of O. L. Fox, and
his diminutive brother "Charley," each evening
at the ArcbStreet. Theatre, as Clown and Panta
loon, is inimitable. The scenery is good, and
the mounting of the piece is a credit to the
theatre. The "Brand base ball match" is pro
bably the most laucbable part of the pantomime,
and the audience relish it the more because the
ball Is batted into all parts of the house, and
men, women, and children are suddenly turned
into "shoit stops" and "pitchers." Some of
the tricks in the pautomime are really wonder
ful. The best, we think, are the 4 Hindoo Bas
ket Deception," the "Prize Fight," and mam
moth "Magic Photoeraph Album." The lant
scene is truly beautiful. Ldtle lion Blue will bo
played at the Arch every evening, and on Satur
day afternoon". Go, and take tue children.
Rip Van Winkle." Tho Walnut Street
Theatre was crowded last night again to witues
the wonucriui acting or Air, Joseph Jefferson in
Bouclcault's Hip Van Winkle. Miss Susan
Denin, as "Gre'.chen," was veiy good, and tho
minor characters were tolerably well repre
sented. Ji'.p Van Winkle will be played this
evening.
Great preparations are being made to produce
Shakespeare's fairy play of A Alidsummir-yighVs
Lreom at the Walnut, with scenery, dresses,
etc., imported expressly from Paris and Loudon.
At ms American the "Demon Dance" con
tinues to attiact very large audiences.
Mablowe's Farewell. A.t the Academv of
Mubic to-night Mr. Owen Marlowe will receive
a complimentary benetit. and wilt make his last
appearance upon the Phlbidelphia stage. The
attractions Mr. Marlowe presents are very great,
being the comedy of h.xtremes, so inseparably
connected with the name of Caroline Richings;
ine recuaiion oi isnamus u'Mnen, oy Mr. juar
lowe. and the farce of JTie Live Indian. Mr.
Marlowe will likewise deliver a farewell address.
The attention of our readers is invited to the
splendid array of talent which is to open the
musical career ot the beautiful new Hall of the
Horticultural Society. The names of the artists
are a guarantee of the enloyment to the ear, while
the eye will nave the vast proportions ot the
Hall, with the charming arrneaient of plants
and flowers, to fill it with delight.
irtE Mendelssohn Society. This Society nas
offered its services tor the benetit of the Soutn-
ern Famine Relief Fund, and in the concert
it will give to-morrow evening at the Academy
will present a choice program me and favorite
artists.
Hartz, the Illusionist, takes a farewell
benetit at Concert Hall to-night. It will be his
last appearance iu this city. He offers an at
tractive programme, embracing several novel
ties in magic.
TriE Rentz Conckrt at Musical Fund Hall
ant nicht was a brilliant and pleasant success.
We hope soon to aunounce another of these de-
lfjLttuI musical soirees.
Cabnckoss & Dixey are having great success
with their burlesque opera ot The Bohemian
Cfiri. Too season at tne -ramuy nesori" is
drawing to a close.
AlAlilM: TJLl,i:UltAllI.
For additional Marine Hew tee Firtt Page,
ALMANAC
F OK .PHILADELPHIA THIS DAY.
Bun Rises,
hum bjtis...
.4'30'Mooi Kihkh 10 20
7-27UiaK WiTKH... 4 21
MOON'S PMASKS.
PUlLAOKl.t'lilA. WA8JIINOT0X,
JI'NK. D. Jl.M. 11. M.
New Moon 2 lu ll mo. lutil mo.
First Quarter l'KU mo, 1 2'J mo.
Full Moon 18 I'5:t ev. lri'l ev.
LastUuurter 26 0'i8 nio. U'il mo,
PHILADELPHIA BOAKD VST TKADS.
Gko, Mokrihcin Coatks,')
J. Pkick Wethkbill, V-Monthly Oommittkb,
Jaukh Douoiiuu'i'v, J
S10VKA1KJNT8 OK OCEAN 81AUEIIS,
FOR AMERICA.
Peruvian Llverpool.,.Phlluda .-May 13
Heclu Llverpool...New York .Mar 21
DenlHOhland.bouthaiiiptoii..New York May 21
Col London... ....LIverpool...New York ..May 22
Helvetia .Liverpool...New York May 22
N. Aiiieriouu...LIverpool...Uuebi'C .May 2
Al In nehota. ......... J. I verpool...iNew York May 24
bt. Laurent ..Havre New York May 24
Cuba ,Liverpool...Uoton -My 25
AleniUiiuitt...boulhuuiplou...New Yolk ilay 2o
F",Ii KUKOPK.
Asia Boston Liverpool ..-June
Hero sou New York. ..Bremen June
C. of Louuou.....New York...Llverpool June
11 iherulu
New York. .. Glasgow June
New York... Havre June
.New Y'ork... Havre June
.New York... Liverpool June
Arago
Tnmpico
Virginia
Beliuua.,
Ncw York. ..London Juue
(UAHI'WISK. DOMESTIC. ETO.
Pioneer.... .PhllaUa Wlluilnxiou June S
FHule New ork... Havana June 6
J.W, Kvi-ril.BllHlilhKU Charleston .June 8
H. Cl.nuucfy,...New Vork...Asiiuw all ....June 11
Rifting btar .New Vol k...AsiiuwulL June 11
tireica New York... Havana .Juue 15
Rraraaml nliliexPhila(1a II avana Juue 15
Mwrrlmae Now Vuik...Rlu Janeiro Juue 22
Al ii 1h aru lorwariled by every siMiuuer lu tne reiiular
lliiei The Btenuiers for or from Liverpool call al
yuee.iiUiwQ, except the Cauad'.aa line, which call at
Londonderry. Thuateamera lor or from theCouti
upii t cai 1 at Honthanmton.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
etenmnhlp Pioneer, Bennett, Wilmington, N. O , Phi
ladelphia ii nd Huulli i ru Mail bleambhlp Co.
VarqtiC sea Eugle, Jullua, Jr., Barbados, T. Wattson
& buns.
Bmque Thomas, Peterson, Cardenas, H. A W, Welsh.
B uiii! Rounoke, Davis, Lau'Uiiyru. J. I)alllt St Co.
clrr A mile A nisclen, liunxs, Bohioii, Tyler & Co,
bchr R. Bullu Inkle, Ereucti.ipsw ch. biunickHon AC'O.
bcl.r R. M. W'Mrd. I.upur, MauricH River, Captain,
bclir 1. ai d E. Kelly, Kelly, iHiaiou.ltouiaielJiUuntur.
!clir 1'l.vawiiy, Kelly. Boton, do.
bchr I'olly Pi Ice, Vales, Boston. do.
bchr J. 11. Moore, Nlckersou, Boston, Day, IludUelt &
Co.
bchr N. E. Clark. Clark. Providence, do.
bchr W. V. Alwaler, Ulover, l'all River, Prestuu Coal
Co.
Bchr Alahama, Varjgllder, East Cambridge. do.
bchr F. Fern.baunders, Pawiucket, L. Aiuh-urleJiCo.
bchr Crisis. Boweu, Lyun, Itatnbun, bLearns 4: Co.
bchr J. b. Watson, Jlonck. Maldeu, do.
bchr E. B. Whoatou, Llnlo, baletn, Custuer, Stlckney
& WellliiRtou.
F-chr L. Audenried, Crawford, Daovorsport, Buffolk
Coal Co,
bchr lieu. Banks, Ryder, Bangor, Hammeit b Neal.
bchr A. M. Noweou-iu, Eiuaraou, balem, Buucrolt,
Lewis & Co.
Bchr J. M, Flanngan. Bhaw, Halem, Tylfir A Co,
bchr Amos Edwards, bouieri, Bostou, Westiuorelaad
Coal Co.
bchr J. K bhlndler, Lee, Boston, BlBklnton.Oraefr,tCo,
bchr Port Royal, Moore, Norwich, bluulcksou A Co.
bchr Pathway, Haley, Bostou. Captain.
bchr U b. l.e erinir. Corsou, Old CamOrldije, Captain.
bi hr M. A. Bell, Oillelt. Bnldmore, Captaiu.
bt'r J. B. bhriver, Dennis, Ballliuore. A. Uroves, Jr.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Touawanda, Jeiialuipi. 70 hours from
Savannah, wllh cotton, eta, lo Philadeluhln and
Southern MallbleauishlpCo. Passeugers W. b Hol
land H. A. Ryan, A. Dulen hotter, A. Campbell, lady,
and tervaiil, Daniel Johnson U A. Vand.ini. W. F.
Preslou, (JeorKu Lauijlan, M. Hindoo. James Murrar,
11 Wauer, Julius IUhu,C. Buuuey, Miss Kate A. Wll-
MinMtM Ttzcta Qiiarte, W. Modote, wile, daughter,
hlMl ('Mlrirrn,
l-i lir Hiidkii Kllen, Brin':fli1. 1 rtnys from Utieiter
lilvrr, n tn gri'ln to Hirmilun A Co.
t-iir I rt'eiiiHAon. Kurinftii. 2 l ays torn Indian Hlver,
w Kli corn lo Union, Culllim A l .
K lir JerntB Amk rfn, 'l uiincll, t dnvs from Indian
Kler, with corn ti Ilauon. Collins A Co.
Ischr D. und K. Kelly, Kplly. Irom Biton.
h ln p. price, Yaips, Irom Maker's jnlmir.
hclir W. i: A'waiiT. Olover. irum I'rcivldmico.
t-rlir Fanny Fern, Handera, from Providence.
htlir N. K. Clark. Clark, from Hosiou.
fr lir Ij. lieaid, Perry, from liostou.
frlir K, H. Whenton. Mule, Irom llooton.
ISrlir J. II. Hflixire, NIcKoraon. Iroin liuaton.
Hclir Flyaway, Kelly, Irom lioalon.
Hclir Ij. Hi. Leverlox, Coraon. from lloaton.
Nclir ( Orean, WeHtiMiit, fiom Lynn.
ISchr Patliauay, llalpy, Irom Pnriamnuth.
Sc lirt rmln. Hovvon, from Dun verxorl.
ohr J. H. 'W'aifon, Honek, from Waiilon.
t-rtr A. tsiptarrl, Itowdltcli, from I'Mdy vllle.
Hrhr Alahnma. Vannlldpr, Irom Hhiio,
helir 1J. e. HlmmoiiB. ronton, from Hloiieeaior.
r-rlir A. M. Newromb. Kiueraon, irom S;ilem.
Ht l r I.. Audi nrleil, Crawford, Irom U.mverHport
r-teamer Frank. Hliropahlro. "I hours Irom New
York, wllh uidae. to W. Al. llalrd A Co.
Ship l.saex. Ilarker, lor I'hlladelphla, cleared at
LOIIUOD V2M oil.
Hilp (irplipna. WpmpIr, for Philadelphia, sailed from
lirenierhavou 101 b nil,
Klilpr-miirKnilH, (lerrtah, for Phllndelphla, entered
out at Liverpool Zlat Inat.
hlpiiiMili Norninn, Crowell, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Bunion Hi I Inat,
hleaniKhip Peruvian, (Hover, from Liverpool for
Boston. Hulled from UoppiihIowu Slut ult, -
r-lenninlilp Warn and btripva, Holmes, for rhlladel-
I'iiih, i Havana un.
bieun.Hhlp Alliancp, Kelly, for Philadelphia, sailed
trfeiii C'liarlt'Bton yextprday.
l.ariiie OicIiIIIh, lluvener. hence for KlnKSton, Jo.,
a as opoken 2d Innt.. Int. 80, Ion. 7K. - - '
Iiur(iie tdollque. Murphy, for Philadelphia, went to
sei- Irom tixhaven IKth ult.
BnrqneMary, Moon, for Cutbarlen and Philadelphia,
snl.td Ikiui Havana liTlh oil. , ""'1
I'arcnie Adelaide, Couovr, hence, at Marseilles 19lh
uli.mo.
Paione Advance. Croaby. from Newport. E.. for
PI. ilutielphla, whs spoken xd lrn-t., lat. 39 :to. Ion. 73 28.
hri: Herald, Wood, lience, at Havana Until lilt.
PilK Ilairlet Amelia, Cox, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Havana '.sili till, .-..-j.
Brig N. Cllltord. Lliilefleld, tor Philadelphia, sailed
from MhIhhhhb 2Hlh nit. m-vJ
llrlK W. II awes, Pierce, for Philadelphia, cleared at
1'.bii( r Iht IllHt.
Biik tlonnihln Kagle, hherman, for Philadelphia, at
Jlnai n 2.sth ult. .-.l,e,l "
1'rm W. Kelly, HaHkelt, hence, at Salem 2d lnl
Bchr l ynlhla Jane, lor Philadelphia, sallid Irom
Norwich Int IriKl. ... ,, .
bchr J. I. WorthlUKton, for Philadelphia, sailed
from K w London illhl ult.
bchr Kate K. llch, Cordery, hence, at Portland 2d
lUHiant. . . 'i
bchre New Ilavpn, O. F. JIawley, and James H.
Guilder, hence at New London 1st lint.
bchr II. blinnions, Uodlrey, for Philadelphia, sailed
from balem Iht Inst. tuv --' 4
bthrs A. Tnidell. Barrett; L. Frailer, bteelman; M.
Hall, GrilTln; M. Tlllon, Frt'slnger; J. W. Toll, Bob
I. Inn: and W. Jf. Garrison, Lloyd, hence, at balem 2d
luMnnt.
bchrs J. P. Cake, Kndleolt. and C. TUtou, Bnmers,
lience, nl New Bedford st lust. n
bchr Fxtra, Taylor, hence at Htchmnnd 2d Inst. 4
bchrs A. Falkenliuru, Terrell; M. V Cook, Falken
bnm; h It. Beunetl, Bnycs and FllKtit, Crowell, for
Philadelphia, Railed from Providence lnt Inst.
Hch rail. Bluckman. bieelman; ltevenue. Gaudy;
Vlrulnla. Beame; H. H. Huly. tJninders; and General
Corbllt, Johnnon. hence, at Providence 2d Inst., the
latter lor Pawtucket. S --"
bchr Gtorne F:dward, Weeks, lor Philadelphia,
sailed Irom ust Ureenwlch 1st mat.
NOTICE To"maRINKRH.
The Board ol t onjinlanlonera of l ilota have applied
to the LlKlilhouse Hoard to place a linlitvessel near
the wreck ot the steamship bcotland. on which two
vefnelH liave already atriick, and Beveral others have
narrowly eitcaped mrlklnit. The Lighthouse Board
has informed paid Commissioners that It has no power
to place a veSHel there. As the appropriation to re
move said wreck has been repealed by Congress, and,
under ihe circumstances, there Is no probability of Its
being removed lor a very long time, the Commis
sioners recommend that vessels Irom the southward,
Intending to cross the bar by the regtilarshlpchunnel,
should give the New Jersey shoreabenh ot abouttwo
and one-half utiles, until the west beacon Is well open
with the Hook light, to the northward ot It.
BCSSKLL. BTUBGIS, President.
New York, May 28, JHb7.
LUMBtR,
1867."
SELECT WHITE PIKE BOARDS
AND PLANK.
i i( vt w f "i iitu
CHOICE PANEL AND 1st COMMON, 16 eet l0O(,
4-4, 5-4, -t, 2, 2, 8, and 4-inch
WHITE PINE, PANEL PATTERN PLANK,
LABGE AND bUPEKIOK STOCK ON HAND.;,
A .1 fc. A a A o UL atf 4 IhiIi
i O AT BUILDIKG1 BUILDING
J.OD I BU1LD1NG1
LUMlii-RI LUMBER! LTJMBEB
4 4 CA ROL1N A F LOOKING.
6-4 CAROLINA F'LOOKING.
4-4 IjELAW ARF; FLOOK1NG.
5-1 DELAWARE FLOOKlJSOl
WHITE P1NFJ FLOORING.
ABU F LOORING
WALNUT FLOORING,
8PRI CE F LOORING,
bTEP liOJ H.DH,
KAIL PLaNK.
PLASTERING LATH.
-i CAT c E D A K AND CYPKUS
XOD I BH1NGLEH.
IAJNG CF.DAR BHINGLFS.
bHOKT CEDAR blllNGLECf,
COOPF.K blllNGLES.
FINE AbbOKTMENT FOR BALE LOW.
I ISO. I t.l)Jtl ASXU fUSIB,
! -1 CAT LUMBER FOB UNDERTAKERS
! JLOO I LUMBER FOR UNDERTAKERS!
j RED CF:DAR, WALNUT, AND PINE.
i CAT ALBANY LUMBER OF ALL KIN Dl
I OU I ALBANY' LUMBF-R OF Al.r. miiDa
bF AbONED WALNUT.
DRY POPLAR. CHERRY. AND ASH,
OAK PLANK AND BOAUDtt.
MAHOGANY,
ROSEWOOD. AND WALNUT VENEERS.
i OAT CIGAR-BOX MANUFACTURERS
JLOU I CIGAR-BOX MANUFACTURERS.
bPANIbH CF.UAK BOX BOA RDM.
1867
SPRUCE JOIST I SPRUCE J0IS
, bPRUCE JOlbT
F ROM 14 TO 82 FEET LONG.
BUPEJUOR NORWAY bCANTLINO,
MAULE, BROTH ER & CO.,
6 I Jrp No. 25i0 bUUTH.BTREET.
Pb H. WILLIAMS,
Scviiiteciith and Sprlii
Gnrdcu.
15UILT3IISGr LXJBXliER
AND IIARI WOOM, rsiswsm2m
J.
c.
PERKINS,
LUMI5ER MEHCIIANT.
bucce.-for to U Clark, Jr.,
NO. 324 CHRISTIAN BTKEET.
CnnFtantly on hand a large and varied aaaortmei
of Building Luuiher. 6Z1J
MEDICAL.
M
I 8 II L E It H
HERB BITTERS.
ORIEL A BROTHER,
GENERAL AOENTS,
No. 2 b. blXTEENTIl btreet,
Philadelphia, Pa.
All orders promptly attended to, aud delUered free
of t hai ge to all pui u. of the city, 6 23 lui
Government
PROPERTVAT PRIVATE SALE
AWM1NM, WAUOM lOTlltS, IIACiS, ETC.
I' you want an extra Awulnn virv cheap, let our
awmiiu inukcra lake the measure, and uaake It from
a lot or 16( P hospital tentH, lately pureliani-d hy ui.
ninny el which me entirely new, and ol the be it li
ounce duck. Alao. Ciuverumei.it baddies and lturnths
of all kiuds, etc PI I K I .M ,fe J').,
8:im Nns. 8S7and S3 North Ip'KOMT Htrext.
p-RENCM STEAM
scoumisra.
ALDEDYLL MARX & CO..
NO. 139 SOUTH ELEVENTH STREET
AND
HO, 010 RACK STREET,
PROPOSALS
EW PIEIU4 AT MAHCUa UOOK, ITiNNA.
UITD HTATKB KbOINKKR OFfKIt,
O. 2UH H. blXTH bTKF.KT. PlIII-A
,
Mhv 22. 1HU7
Realed Proposals. In dnollcnte. with a copy o(
this dverUneiiieiil ntiaolieil lo each, will bo
Tectlved at UilM oltlcf, until 12 o'clock M.,
THURSDAY. June l;i, 1HII7, for furolsliin rniito-
riaia aoo laoor lor the const ruction oi lour new
plfia at Marcus Hook, Leluware River, i'eniiit,
1 he Buperatruclure of eaoti pier lo be of bard
and durable atone.
The lacing lu alx conrsea, or hewdera and
Rtrelchera dovetailed; Ihu riae of eitoli course 2
feet; the cubic contents of blocks varying from
20 lo 60 ttet; the fuceo, axe or pean liamiuer
work; heOs and joints koimI Joint work; lewis
and dowel boles lo he drilled H required; buck-
ii K to ot: oi rtiooie aiouo.
The too to lie mtved with atones from one to
two fett In thlckiirHK. with cood natural fuoo.
and Jointed lo lengths of 6 leet aud random
WKllllH.
The atone to be delivered at suoli points, at or
Hear Marcus Hook, aud lo such oeraoUH a-i may
be t' sl(itmieil by the proper ollloer or auentof
the United States; and any other material lo bo
deliverable under like conditions.
The cribs tinou which the olers are to rest nre
to be sunk In dt nlhs varylua from 20 lo 21 foot.
or IhcicahoulM, al ordinary low-water. LciuLlt
of (ucb ul bottom about 77 leet by 84 In width;
at top 74 by 82. To be of hemlock wburf timber,
lo woi k lu Inches it am dlmeualon.
There will be rt uuired for the suucrstruclure
Of eiicli pier about
7W)U cubic feel of liarumered faclntj Stone,
giving
2 0 Huprrflclnl feet of face, and 7800 HuperUcial
feel til Lt d and Joint work.
I80O cubic feel ol oavlnir atone, clvinz 1700 feet
joint work.
otu percues, oi 2o cuuic leer, eacu, oi ruooie
backing;.
For tacu crib about 18.000 feet face of crib
work.
8001) lbs. of Iron bolts, etc,
7uu perches ol rubble filling to be delivered la
crib.
Proposals for pntllns tho stone of superstruc
ture ol eucb pier In plaee iiiuhI state the rate
of lulior per cubic yard of lacing and pavlnx
stone, and per perch ol 2o cublo feet lor backing
With rubble.
All ul ones to be laid dry, in the best manner,
and In accordance wllh instructions to be
given. The rales to cover every expenditure
necessary In receiving, caring for, aud putting
the clones in pOHllion.
Proposals for labor for cribs to state the rate
f er foot of face, measured In the work, and to
nclude every expense of receiving aud caring
for materials, tramlng, pulling together, and
Kinking the cribs In proper positions, etc., in
accordance Willi Instructions that may be
given.
All materials and labor to be of the best
quality, subject lo inspection, and rejection if
not approved.
A deduction of $0 per centum to be made on
any pay ment made in part for material or labor
accepted.
Separate proposals to be made for alone, for
lumber, and for iron; also for lubor, for
masonry, and labor for crib work.
Kacli bid must be guaranteed by two respon
Bible persons, wbose signatures should be ap
pended lo the guarantee, and who should be
certified to as being goodand surliclent security,
by the United b tales District Judge, Attorney,
Collector, or other public ollloer.
Kuvelopes to be endorsed, "Proposals for New
Piers at Marcus Hook."
Bids lo be opened at 12 o'clock M,, on Thurs
day, June 13, 1807.
Bidders are invited to be present.
For further particulars inquire at this office).
C. SEAFOKTH STEWART,
5 23 l"it Lt.-Col. of Engineers.
D
K V AKXMKNT OF AGRICULTURE,
X7 A ontwriTAnT Th r Maw Q 1 UTT
IT AOUltlVlVili 1S VSf All l J ut lUUIt
Proposals will be received at this Department
ur til 12 o'clock, June 6, 1K47, for furnishing all
the materials ana perlorming tbe work re
quired lu tbe construction of a Brick Building
for the line of tbe Department of Agr'.cullure,
to be erected on reservation No. 2, lu this city,
according lo plans and specifications that
can be seen at tlio office of the Commissioner
of Agriculture, where full luformalion with
regal d to Ihe proposed building can be obtained;
en id proposals lo be either lor the whole build-
Iuk, or bcparately lor the dilTerent kinds of
worn.
No proposal will be entertained from any
Eemm who Is not known to be a practical
uilder.
liiotlers are requested to state the shortest
time poBMtjio in wuicn me ouuaing is to be
completed, the work to be commenced In three
days after the signing of the contract.
The Department reserves the l ight to reject
any or all bids, if it be deemed for the Interest
of the Government to do so. and no bid will be
received that does not conform to the require
ments oi tne pians anu specifications ana oi mis
advertisement.
Ninoty percent, of the amount of work done
and materials lurnisneu, according to con tract
price (said amount to be ascertained by the esti
mate of tbe Kunerlntendent). will be paid from
time to time as the work proceeds, and ton nor
cent retained until me completion oi me cm
! tract and the acceptance of Ihe work by the
lipimrlnitm. -
Every proposal must be accompanied by the
bond of two responsible persons in the sum of
11 twenty thoutuud dollars, llial toe Didder will
accept r.nd periorm the contract if awarded lo
him. Hie sufheieucy of the security lo be certi-
Iieu ly me ciiiieu states jjisinci juiirc, uuueu
biutew Dlbtricl Attorney, or Clerk of the United
blntes Court.
l'rnnoi-alH should be Inclosed In a sealed en
velope, indorsed "Proposals for a Building for
the Department of Agriculture." and addressed
lo tne commissioner ot Agriculture.
6 10 2!tt JHAAC NEW TON. Commissioner.
TTNJTKD 8TATES ENGINEER, OFFICE, NO,
U 0'J H. BJA'l li wireet.
linr.APELPniA. Mny29, 1807.
REPAIRS OF P1EKS AT CliEdl EK. PA.
boated IropobalH. lu duplicate, with a coov of
this advertihemeiit attached to each, will be re
ceived at this oflice until I J o'clock M., TUES
DAY, June 25, 1S07, for materials aud labor for
repairs ol Government Piers at Chester, Penn
sylvania. htparate proposals must be made for timber,
for iron, and tor labor.
Cup Ions, bridge timbers, mooring posts, and
upper house oi piersof while piue: lie timber
ol litmloeli, lenders, etc., of while oak.
1'iopobalb will Ktaie ihe rate per running foot
ot timber, per foot of face, aud por foot board
measure, as the case may require; the rate per
pound ol bolts, etc.
All the materials to be of the best quality, de
liverable at such points, at or near Chester, and
to such ptrsous as maybe designated, and to
bo Mibjecl to Inspection and approval before
acceptance.
'1 be .roposals for labor to state tho rate per
foot of luce and per fool board measure, etc., as
in. asuted in pluce; and these rates to cover all
lubor necessary for putting tbe works in good
repair, such as removing old work, receiving,
caring lor, framing, putting together, and re
placing materials to be UNed or moved.
All work to be subject to Inspection and ap
proval before payment is made, aud a deduc
tion of iw tnty per centum to be made ou auy
payment for labor or material, in ease of purl
pa mtnt before the completion of all the work.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two respon
sible poisons, wbose signatures should bo ap
pended to the guarantee, and who should be
certified to as being ood aud sufficient security
by the United Htates District Judge, Attorney,
Colli ctor, or olber publlo ollieer.
Envelopes to be endorsed, "Proposals, for tto.
pairs ol Government Piers at Chester."
Bids will be opened ou TUEHDAY. June 2,
1K67, at 12 o'clock M. Bidders are invited lo be
prestnt.
For further particulars Inquire at this ofllco.
C. BEAFOUTJl STEWART,
5 30 15t Lleut.-Colonol of Engineers,
HEADQUAKTEItS TUIUD MILITARY
DISTRICT.
Office Chief Quartermaster,
Atlanta, Oa., May 8, lo7. J
BY ORDER OF THE QUARTERMASTER
GENERAL. Sealed proposals will ba received
at ihis olllce for the sale of seven thousand lour
hundred (7400) tons of COAL at Buracoas,
Florida, payment to be made In Government
fUThe'propoRals will beopenpd at 12 M. SATUR
DAY, the 8th of June, 18o7, aud should be
marked "Proposals to purchase Coal," and
addressed ret Brlp.-Gen. R. SAXTON,
Chief Qnartermaater Third Military piglet,
Atlanta, Ga. , Jl?",
KIVY WfcLLS OWNEKSOF PROPERTY
1 he only place to ii Privy WU oleaued an
Okdnlected al var, tow prices. PKTK0N
torturer of Pondrelta,
8101 COLDeiilTn1 AJLL.lJ.BllAilYBuiM
JUNE 5, 18G7.
AMUSEMENTS.
-"jpllC CETTYSDURC ASYLUM
I21N TElt 11 1 1
irow rmcnAnr.Rfl of c:btificatf.
AIIE PHOTECTEO.
Tl cllonrd of Puporvlsors of tho Gettysburg
Ayltim,EnterprlHe, for tbe purpoae of
COKVINtlKO THE Pl'BLIC
Ti nt the provisions of the project will bo fairly
and honorably carried out, have entered Into
an agreement Willi well-known and responsible
partita to
RETAIN IOMNi:KIoai OF ALL I t SIW
Received In payment for cerllfloites, until suoli
time as the legality or Illegality of the scheme
for erecting aud endowing a NATION AL HOL
DIRKS' HUM Els made manifest through the
dcclMon of tlio Supreme Court. Every dollar
paid for chances In this
OR EAT GIFT PISTBIIU'TIOS
Will be entrusted to the hands of a gcntlomtu
occupying an official position In this city, whose
name will soon be made public; said money to be
deroaited by blm lu tbe PHILADELPHIA
NATIONAL BANK, and in case of an advorss
decision by ihe Supreme Court, ou the 3d ot
July next
EVERT DOLLAR WILL BE REFUNDED.
The Board of Supervisors, while feeling con
fident that tbe decision of the Court will be
In their favor, Intend adopting the above
plan to
CONVINCE riRCIIASEKS OF CERTIFI
CATES
That they are PROTECTED AGAINST L033
under any circumstances whatever.
The particulars of the arrangemont entered
Into will be presented to the publlo through tho
medium of the publlo press in a short
time. 6 3 If
GLLEY'S GRAND
N OH TH AMERICAN
Gift Concert will take place
AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE, N. Y. CITY,
ON SATURDAY, July 13, 18G7.
A CARD.
Trmtirnnrletnrsofthe NORTH. AMERICAN GIFT
COrsCKKT, whleh whs advertised lo take place at
tbe WAllABtl AVKKUU KINK, Culcu.no, Illinois,
and pontponed, have the Pleasure to auuuuuce that it
will luke plate at
THE I'UOPElt INSTITVIE, NEW TOBtt
CITY,
Py the earnest request ot thousands of subscribers in
the Midoie aud Kniilera Hiates, where a lar.tj BUare of
our iltkelB have been sold.
'I he bale ul tickets has been Immense, and without
a parallel on this & niineuU Five hundred thousand
tickets irxued, only a lew remain unsold. 'Ine delay
In lis couipletlou has been unavoidable, out the
Tickets UDHold la the bauds of ouruutneruus ageats
have now been gathered lu, and but a lew thousand
remain 10 lie diMuotied ul. Uuder any circumstances
the Concert will now I e given us above slated, aud the
uitm w in tin distributed In an honorable aud Impartial
manner by a committee to he chosen by the; ticket
ho'.ueis at tne concert, arm men report win uo puu
llhhed, ai.d seat lo all ageuls aud ticket holders with
out uelay.
T he extraordinary patroniure which has been be
stowed ui,ou ih .8 enterprise by the publlo has
pioiupted the proprietors to announce tliat uOlt'l'
will be presented to every Concert ticket holder.
500,000 Valuable Gifts, Valued at Five
Hundred Thouiaad Dollars, will be
I'reituUd to TleWet Holder, lu
tludlUK $100,000 lu Greenbacks.
NL3111KH OF TICKETS IMVKII 500,000'
I'ltUT, 8fOO EACH.
A l'KESKAT GIVEN WITH EVERY CON
Cl lt T TICKET.
1 Gift in Greenbacks. ...f30,noo
1 do uo
1 do do
1 Oo do
1 do do
1 do do
M uo do
lo do do
2D do do
l!o do do
8f0 do do
101 o do do
ltl.OUU
&.0iO
4.UU0
8.UOU
Z,i,tm
tKn.O each M.iMt
t-iuu euch lii.noo
il'id eueh .i""
(.in eucl - 1 (00
flu each b.uou
ft5 each 6.1 no
1 do Residence lu Chieagi o.U hi
10 do City Lots in Chicago, 0ou each. S,u.H)
4(i do l'lauus, t&oo each iu.iHJO
Vo do Melodeous, j ljo each a.ouu
iO Oo t-e 1 n K Machines, ((75 each. I,6u0
H O do Gents' Gold Watclies, Hio each ffi.uou
au do l adies' ;old V utches, luueach. ii,im
2n0 do Silver Watches, 5 eiu h... li.ooo
2W do Silver Watches, jlo each s.oou
uiid the balance comprising Handsome Bool.s, Uich
hleel 1 ugraviucB. aud other arliclus lu addition lo
the above, amountlUK to
801,000, MAKING 500,000 GIFTS,
OK A Ilti:st:NT GIVEN WITII EVERY
tONCEKT TICKET.
The balance of Ihe unsold Tickets heretofore In tbe
huuds ol numerous Agents all over the country, have
now been returned; and the thousands of persons,
who.disappoluleo In being tumble al our principal
oil ires lo obtain them, can now be supplied, as lou
as they last, by uddrenslng- us at
No. rid ilkOAhWAY, NKW YORK.
Tickets will be seat promptly by mall, ou receipt of
price. uLd slump lor returu postage.
CLCIt HATES.
We will send 5 tickets to oue address, tl'50; to tlcketi
for 'J u ; zu tickets lor fivau. bend the name of each
bub.icriber anu I'ostOllice address.
Money by Uraft. Post Olllce order, Express, or in
Registered Letters, may he sent at our risk.
All communications should he aud rested to
A. A. K EL LEY & CO.,
6 3m2t NO. 601 HROAlMVAYj N EW YOHIi.
UKUCtKlhS, tTC.
r0 FAMILIES RESIDING! IN TI1E RURAL
DISTRICTS.
We are prepared, as heretofore, to supply Families
at their Counlr lteoideuces wllh every descrlpt.oa of
I INE GEO CI HI EN, TEAM, ETC. ETC.
AEHEHT '. ROBERTA,
U 7rp lioriier KL&VKMT Tf and VINEHU.
QA 11 F I E L D ' S
SUPERIOR CIDER VlfJECAH
Warranted tree frou ail l'OIRONOTJS ACIDS.
1 or sale b, all Grocers, aud by the Bole Agents,
PAUL & FERGUSON,
4193ms NO. IS NORTH WATER ST.
QPAMSH OLIVES.
THREE HUNDRED GALLONS OF
Fine SpauiHli Ollvoe,
For tale hr tbe gallon. wocU below the cost o
wportutlou, by
J AMIS R. WEBB
14 CorperWJAJ1NJ"Hin.
Q0TI0M AKUAXjcl canvas
Qt all aumlwrs and brand
Tent A wnlnjr Tronk, and Waou Cover luck. Alsi
P-.?J T rVacturera' lrier Felt a. from One Ultevt
r.t ildJIi-aullnK. Belling. l!" J', . . I ?
JOHN W. EVERMAN A CO.,
V0.1U8 JONES Allay,
3
AMUSEMENTS.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUBIC
W r.l I i hat j r..i i ,,,,n
COA1PL1M KNTAHV KAKKWELL
'I KS 1 1 MO.MAL,
tendered by his friends to
(Heine his ll appesrsnreon the Philadelphia mtsge
1 lie perlorniiiUCe win ronnnencw wi.u mu vmiwouj v
r I. V I H I. M KS
Pnrlng the piece Wind J. MlfHlNQS will sing, by
remiest, the "Hong or Home" nd "La Manola."
WBik Alylierr..:. Mr. l'KIKK KIC'UINria
( Vt ho hnn kindly volunteer"'", belnn his 11 appear
ance ou II. e Riuge previous to his retirement lu No
vember next). . ,r,Q
inward ! rum
Mr. I henez. r Oldrlcl J. h. VKItll A M
Middle,,, an IllgKlus CI I A KLIH l.KVVIH
A HKiiMtia bnilley UW r.N M A n I, r w iu
AlKrleve - O. JI. GJillFFITUd
I'Htrlck J.nir.wiii, nonir U. 11. CHAIU
Joh Oasklus, Alayberry's nenro "erviiiit, TTVr
Mrs. Crosby, with songs. , a
(Who hns kindly volunteered, belns ber lust aiipoar-
anee lorever lu Druuia). .
JellV m. flliws l.lAlrt rn,i;rj
Mrs. Oldrlch Mrs. CAPPKLb
VirulnlH MIk EMILY Y A l eisl
Alter which KHANK LAWLOK will recite Lover s
eel, braled poem, ' Mianum (J Ilrlun."
Mr. UWKN MAKLOWK wl l deliver a Farewell
Address a good-bye to old friends.
To conclude with tne j-,!itrBVKaii eniuieu
TH K L1VK INDIAN,
r hnrnrtArn hv M pknth. 1). W. KiirroP. J. Broms. A.
V. F. McCollln. W. H. Live, and Mies Bslle Charlton.
of the W heatley LrHmHtle (. pmpiwiy.
Iioors open al 7, ( urtatn rtntw at s.
Adint-Blon. W) reins. Kenerved neats, t. Family?
Circle, 15 cents, (seats can be secured al TRUMP;
Lllt'H, beveiith and Cbeiniil ntreela.
ti ii 11. it. iir.LLir.u. Jiuninewi jiBinvgf r.
A
CADEMY OF MUSI C
The Committee on Public Amtifements In akl of the
r-OIlllHtN FAMINK HKLl&V FUD
respectfully annonnce that the
Mi:Mi l r-l-OHN SOCIETY
have generously volunteered their services, Willi
thelr POJ.OIRT8 AND SPLENDID CIIORU8,
to give a Concert In nld or the Fund at the
ACADJlMY OF WUfcJlO.
on the . . .
iVEKIKO Vt tjiui-bjiay; June b, lmj,
Ith the asslBtauce of the following eminent artists
and latent:
Hit, CA HI, OAF.RTNFR, Violinist,
Alll. W.t. IHUKl'Mti I'lBlllSl,
TH. HABKLMAN the Popnlar Tenor.'
MRS. BFHKKNC, Mlh CUNN INGTON, Alltjlj
JlLAtKUlKPii'i mir roKui!,
illl. Gi-OKOK R13UOF,
GRAND ORCHESTRA.
1 FADER ...Dr. CUNNINGTOH
tUMll'l'lOlt, -Mr. J KAN irOWJjJ
TICK K I S. UMS LIULLAtt liACll,
Including a reserved seat.
tor pale at TBUMPLKil 8 Mnsio utore. as 41
VTEW CHEfNCT STREET THEATRE
XN CHESNUT Btreet, above Twelfth.
Tills (Wednesday) KVKNino, June s,
FAJKlblAN FAIRY bPKCTACLJi,
CEND1ULLON.
Froduced after an
ACTUAL OUTLAY OF fHOOf).
NEW AND MAGNIK1CENT RCBMERY,
M AGN1 KICKNT COBTUMES.
MECHANICAL EFFKCTS. AND ELEQAN1
PltOPKKTIKS.
A POWERFUL DRAM ATTO CAST.
M1SM JULIA DA IjY,
MJMH JOSIK GHTON.
THRFK PKEMIfcRKH DANSEU8ES,
M'lle LENA WKNDKI.L, M'lle THKREsA WOOO,
M'lle ANNIK KKUOKR.
A BALLET OF BEVKNTY-FIVK YOUNG LADIES,
AND A HOST OF AUXILIARIES,
ending with a
ORAND TRANSFORMATION SCENE.
TI11S FAIRY KINGDOM.
SATURDAY A FT KK NOON,
FAMILY MATI0KK,
Fonts secured six days In advance. Curtain rises at
8 o'clock. Prices as usual.
MR?. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET
THEATRE. Begins at 8 o'clock,
ilrst Week of the new Pantomime by
O. L. FOX.
C. K. FOX, AND PANTOMIME TROUPE.
MONDAY, AND EVERY EVENING, AN1
SATURDAY AFTKKNUJON AT 8 O'CLOCK,
with new scenery, tricks, etc.
LI1TLE BOY BLUE,
11 UbU-A BYE BABY, and
PATTY AND HER PITCHER
Disturbance Discomfiture.... G. L. I''O.X
Ungraielul IiiKratllude .......C. K. F04
Previous to which a favorite Comedietta.
MATINEE BATUKDAY AFTERNOON, at 3
O'clock.
"TXTALNUT STREET THEATRE, N. E.
VV Cor. NINTH and WALNUT BO. Begins at 8.
THIS (Wednesday) AND KVEKY NIGHT.
MR. JOaKPH JEFFKKSON,
In his celebrated character of RIP VAN WINKLE,
received ou each representation with the most enthu
siastic applause.
Third night ot Dion Bouclcault's Drama of
KIP VAN WINK LK:
OR, THE BLEEP OF TWENTY YEARS.
Rip Van Winkle Mr. J. JEPKEKSOM
Oretchen Miss SUB A N DENIfi
FOX'S AMERICAN VARIKTY THEATRE.
EVERY EVENING,
the celebrated hallet of
TllKDKMONDANCa
IMMENBE COKPH OF ARTISTS.
Bongs. Dances, Etnlopian Acts, etc S2S
GRAND OPENING CONCERT OP Tlllf
NEW HALL
OF THE PENNSYLVANIA HORTICULTURA1
BOITKTY,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
IiADIES' BAZAAR,
ON TUESDAY' EVENING. June II,
when tbe following distinguished artistes will appear
M IBM CAROLINE IUCUlNOa
and her entire Opera Company,
Mr. W. G. lUfcritlcri. Leader.
THE MjENNEKCHOK BtlCTKTY,
who have kindly volunteered, a id will sing two new
and heautliul choruses.
Mr. L. ENGFLKE, Leader.
... THK (tlHMAKIA OilCUUiTlU,
with thirty odd performers,
Mr. C. M. BC11 "ITZ, Leader.
Tickets, fl each, may be obtained at Mr. CHARLES
IliUMPLER'H Music Store BKVENTH and CUES
NUT btreels, and at the Hall, BUG AD and BHRUt'E.
Due notice will he given of the opening of the ticket;
oillces.
No extra charge lor Reserved Seats.
Pool s pen at 7. Concert commences at 8. 6 B St
o
O N C
E B T HALL.
PHll.nKl.rHlA, May 80. 1S87.
?l?VUI?)er8!ffned be8 ll've to announce that bfs
iC-M I l pf'BHiVl'iy LAST BKANCIC Will
. . w, I. . 1 Dr.AlU, Will mjB
place on WEDNESDAY EV h NING, June 5.
1 he Entertainment will embrace Illusions never
befoie Bhonu to au audience In this cltv; Indeed, tbey
have attoult.hcd the beat scleutillo and nhilodophlual
minds throuKhoiit Europe,
He alto lakes this opportunity to thank the citizens
lor the generous manner in which thejr have pairo
nized theBeauces at this elegant establishment.
Very respecllully,
v , M. HARTZ, Illusionist,
Box Sheet now open.
Cards ot A1 mission..... ........... .Flfty Cents
Beserved Beats One Dollar
To be had at C W. A. Trumpler's, B. E. ooruer of
Beventh aud Chesnut streets, and at Ihe Ticket OlUcft
ol the Hall 6 3 at
BIERSTADT'8 LAST GREAT PAINTINtJ,
THE DOMES OF THE GREAT YO-BKMITE,
now on exhibition,
DAY' AND EVENING,
In tbe Southeast Gallery of the
ACADEMY Of USE ARTS. 6 5tf
VT EW ELfcVtNTH bTKfc.LT OPEHA HOUSfl
LN 1XEVKNTH Btreet. above CHKBNUy.
"THE I'AMUV B1AOKT"
OPEN EOJt 1IK SKAMOn.
CARNCHONM A MIDI'S, MINM'f HEUL
the Great BlarTrouoe or the World, lu their GRANI
ETHIOPIAN B0l6ElJi. BONGH DANChW NEVf
BURLEBQUEB, and PLANTATION BCENEH.
Doo.s open at 7 o'clock. Commencing at 8 o'clock
8 80 J. L. CA KNCKOsS. Manager.
oTTon SMITH'S ISLAND I FRESH AIR
-Bl AI T1KUL BCENRKY HEALTH FUI.
XKlU.'Ir-ETIlEJBATU ENTERTAINMENT 09,
THE tVRV LAKEMEYER
respectfully Imornis her trienils aud tbe public gen
rally thai she will opeu the beautiful Island Pleasure
Ground known as
U SMITH'S ISLAND,
on BUffDAY next, Mays, she Invites all to comf
rnd enjoy with her the delights of this favorite nih
iu f reaort. . 80 ii
LAFICE AND MAGNIFICENT
STOCK OP CLOTHS,
8 4 AND 6-4 CAHDIEHEI, ICOATINU,
AND IAIHINU8,
l'LOVI."IU OUT CHEAP AT THE IXOTH
KTOBE OF
WILLIAM T. SKODGIUSS & CO,,
KO. 84 SOUTH IBECOMD. BTREET,
AND
NO. 88 IIHAWBEBBY STREET,
8 20 131 PHILADELPHIA.