THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPHPHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1869.
lrfral Ail.ni .
TuechooiviWra. Mlier, i-'anJ forOitrnlen
K. J., from M ill vtlf . h W rxs fcuus at 10
o'clock on ftaturd'i? iiluM, off Riedv friend,
fbe wee at anchor during h navy bio, sn1
trie wra'ber bftnn hteun Iv cold, all tbe water
that ran.e on deck 1m tno.l nieif Iron . nnd ihe
weight of the n(vuaulat''l ici! csusod the vewel
to to down. Ihe crew, cons. -tins; of O.iptaiu
We ,cutil, bis ton. Ibirttf.i mrs ol nt, an 1
three colcred banrt. iooK to'tbc r'tfirine, where
they rfoinneJ until 7 o'cl ck n Siadat niorL
Idf, when tbny were Uken IT mid br uaht to
this cltj by the etetnttnr Colonel 8. L. Brown,
Oaotatu Bimpkiun, Tue roH n has a hand and
a tool tounewhut Irozen: ihe colorcl men have
their. Lftiidt and leet badly Irjzeu; ibe boy Is
uninjured. '
On MUurdny night. to merj, rvgisterinR
themselves as (iPOrp a'luu ml Jobn Miller, of
New Jersey, en cur d a room ut tbe WailiinRion
Hon'P, rbiI eoiiiK out, soon returned with a
femranion, whom the? ertere I on thi boik as
W. li. Ames and to ik to their room. Yeiierday
roomiiiK, Mr. Ames, who Is drover, com
plulned at tbe ofll.-e t!.it he btrl been robbed ol
about $3000 during the bight ny lilsconpitnious,
lie wan cot acquainted will) then, and bad met
them accidentally ii a saioon somewhere on
Chemut street. Tbe aliased thieves ma 1c their
escape through a bath-room wuidow to the rear
ol tie hotel, it Is auppo-eu. as they were not
een to h ave bv tbe niubt wutebman.
Mr. 8. M. Filton, wife ot Mr. 8. MY Feltou,
Preiidrnt ol tbe Ja:lad IpOia Bud BiUim re
Central Bxilroad. aad for tusny years Pre-ld ut
of the Pniladclphia, Wilroiof? on, and Bnltl
inore Ruhoad Co upany, c imt; uear losing her
lite, a few davs since, while travelling with her
hnoband to Mob le Irom New Orleans. Mrs.
Fvl oo attempted to enter a sleeping car iron
another, lust Vis the Irmu started, when she
clipped and Icll between the two ctr, falling on
the track between tbe rail?, wh-re sbe remained
per cctly qu et until tha tr.iin pnsed, escaping
ail it jury with tbe exeeptioa oUUe loss of two
finyeis on her right band.
An old liame budding, on the southwest
corner ol Front and Vueen street?, called the
''Bed Market," was set on Are about 4 o'clock
. yefderdsy moinlup, but tbe Are was dlscovere I
before it had made ranch prosrrcss, and extin
guished by the police. Part ot the building is
occnpled tor a dwelling, which makes the iucen
diary aet all the more base.
About one o'clock Sunday morning smoke
was seen iHBuinir irom tae building No. 507
Locust street, occupied by A. 11. Phillips as a
laundry. Tbe builoiug was tound to be locked
np when tbe police retched it, and after it bad
been broken open the fire was discovered
behind the coun'er. It was speedily extin
guished und but little damage was done.
Doiucetle Altnirs. (
Odd closed on Saturday at 130J.
There wereeiaht fires in (Jiiicaaoon Friday.
Tbe present session of Congress is expected
to be a short one.
A. T. Stewart was in consultation with
several 8enators yesterday.
Wendell Phillips ha9 a fesr good words to
say for Grant's inaugural.
Tbe Hackensack Railroad of New Jersey
- has been transferred to tho Erie Compauy. ;
Tbe President and his lamilv attended T)r.
Sunderland's church in Washington yesterday.
Tbe Indians accused of tbe murder of Mr.
Butler, near Collins, New York, have been
arrested.
i Hon. John O. Hinckly, a prominent lawyer
i and citizen ot VVestQeld, M. II., died on Satur
day. Indjan treaties and other executive business
will engross the at entlonof the Senate for same
time.
The steamship Pantheon, from New Orleans
to Liverpool, sunk at Southwest Pais on Friday
nigbt. . .
Tbe managers of the National Asylum for
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers met at Washington
on Fiidty.
A serious conflagration occurred in Akron,
Ohio, yesterday. One hundred thousand .dol
lars' worth of property wa burned.
Ex President Johnson is expected In Balti
more on Wednesday, Irom which city be is
expected to depart tor his home in Tennessee.
Governor Hoffman has resigned his position
as Grand Sachem of Tammauy. William M.
Tweed will be the B g Indian of the future.
The Treisury Department, last week, printed
$129,610 worth of fractional currency, and re
deemed within the same time $309,185.
One of President Grant's tirst acts was to
issue an order restoring to active service Briga
dier and Brevet Major General Benjamin W.
Brice, Paymaster-General (who wai retired
recently by President Johnson), and declaring
that he will be considered as having been
continuously on duty irom February 22, 18GU,
the date of such retirement. General Brlce, it
Is stated, was retired beciuse of his refusing to
accede to a request of President JoUnou to
appoint a person to position who was indorsed
by the President, ana whose appointment was
strongly urged by a lady, who seemed to be
considerably interested in having the applica
tion favorably considered.
Foreign Affair.
London, March 6. Seven Fenians, confined in
different parts of the kingdom, have been liberated.
There names are as follows: Thomas F. Burke, the
American Fenian oreaniaer; Dennis F. Burke, re
cently confined at Clorkenwell; Charles Kickham,
noet. and one of the editors of the Irish People;
contains J. Mackev and O'Connor, Slack and
O'Keefe. the latter sentenced to ten years' im
prisonment for having written a treasonable article
Dubllshed in the Irish People. O'Connor, Slack
and O'Keefe are liberated unconditionally.
London, March 7. Advlcas have been received
from Japan via Shanghai. Tbe minister of France
to Jaoan had au interview with the Mikado at
Jeddo and presented his credentials. The ports of
Teddo and ieeata have been opened to foreigners
Jeddo is to be the official residence of the Mikado
and the permanent capital of the Japanese em
pire. Pari. March 6. The following changes have
lipun made in consequence of tbe death of M
Troplong. Adolph Veudryls appointed President
th snat. vice Troulone. La Forcade Ko-
nnette succeeds Vlntry as President of the Revenue
and M. Kouuer takes the Interior Department, vice
Penard, provisionally, in addition to the foreign
portfolio.
Havana, March 6 A cpccUl to tho New York
Herald says:
Tha small-pox is raging at Ooimolaclon del Sur.
Advices from Trinidad to Friday last report that
, tftto of siege had not been raised, i tree col
uuins were in cormtaiit pursuit of the insurgent
bands.
Advices from Santiago do Cuba to Saturday last
state that every Spaniard in the town of Mayaria
hH heen killed, and that a column oi ow govern
mnnt trooos. all arms, had gone there.
Spnor Roberts, the Spanlbh Ambassador to Wash
ington, sailed from this port yesterday In the regu
lar mail steamer for New York, ,
TbeVuited. States war steamer Gettysburg ar
Wed yesterday, and soon afterward sailed again,
and will visit the di lie rent parts of tbe Island.
There are rumors of a serious engagement uear
Santo Esplrltu, but no particulars have been re-
eNobody has offered to carry the political prison
ers to Fernando Po, and It Is reported that the gov
ernment has ordered the war steamer Cadi a to
transport them,
The ladles of this city are collecting and sub
scribing large amounts of money in aid of the vol
nnteers. . ......
HAVANA,
March 6. xne ic ue nm"i-
per to-day
publishes an account or tue assas-
ination of the Sleeping - ' '.,
the Sanaa China" river by the Insurgents. Still
another steamer had landed a body of Insurgents
in the vicinity of Sagua. The citizens sunk the
vessel to prevent their escape, and now the gov
IrTment troop, are marching against the parties
landed. , 7.Advlees from St. Thomas
.A',t!t !thas been settled that the inland is to
SiX coaUng station lor the British West In
iia wail steamer.
Tl.e renewal of tbe efforts to eortffnmroate tbe
sale t St. Thomas to tbe United States caoaos in
tense disgust among the Inhabitant. The St. Tho
mas TidUnde condemns tbe whole business.
The ship Mary Bangs and brig Adrlo had ar
rived at St. Thomas in distress. The brig Thames
had returned, leaking.
The Oovernor of Bt, Thomas has forbidden the
export of arms and munitions of war to Hayti, St.
Domingo, or Cuba.
President Cabral and General Laperon have
sallod from the island. It is believed their desti
nation la St. Domingo.
Good reports are received of the prospects of the
crops In Porto Rico. Tbe weather has been favor
able and a large yield Is expected. Sugar has ad
vanced, and is firm, with great speculative activity.
Freights low.
Havana, March 7. Later news has been re
ceived from Hayti. President Salnave has made
his long expected attack on Aux Cayes by sea and
land, but met with no success. After bombarding
the city tor twenty-fonr hours without effect, he
suddenly sailed away to Port an Prince. His land
forces simultaneously assaulted tho town, but were
repulsed.
The rebel President Sagit has arrived at St. Ma
ries. The rebels have purchased tho American steam
ship Mount Vernon, and intend to make a demou
nt ration against Salnavc's fleet.
The French Admiral renews his demand upon
the Haytlen government for the payment of tho
French debt.
An arrival brings later dates from Caracas. Tho
Venezuelean Congress had entrusted tho executive
powers to Generals Jose Ruperto Monagas and
Guillermo Villcgas provisionally, until an election
is had for President.
A report comes from St. Domingo that General
Lnperon has purchased a war stuauier at St. Tho
mas, in which he intends to embark with an expe
dition to overthrow the government of President
Baez. The rebellion in tbe southern and eastern
quarters of St. Domingo has not been suppressed,
and the rebels there are very active.
It is rumored that Baez has sent Mr. Fabens to
Washington as a special commissioner to treat for
annexation to the United States. This project is
very unpopular In St. Domingo.
TEE CATTLE DISEASE.
A Meeting; of Farmers The Legislature
Asked to l'ass a Bill.
An adjourned meeting; of the farmers and
dt tlerslu live stock or Philadelphia, Cuester,
Mi ntgomery, Bucks, aud Delaware counties,
was held on Saturday, at the rooms of the Sj
c ety lor Promoting Agriculture, Ninth aud
W alnut streets. Dr. A. L Elwjn was called to
the chair, and Thomas M. Coleman was ap
pointed Secietary. Tbe omniittee appointed
at the previous meetiog reported tbe lol lowing
preamble and resolutions, which were adopted
and dincttd to be forwarded to Hariisburg,
with a request for speedy action by the Legis
lature :
. Wtiereas. A disease called pleuro pneumonia,
or lung fever, and believed to be ot a character
easily propagiited by contagion, has existed
with more or less virulence lor some years pist
within the counties named above, especially in
tbe dairv districts, cauHDg a mortality in some
cases of 25 to 0 per cent.; and
Wiereas, Such l.ve stock, in the early stages
of the disease, are often driven by unscrupulous
dealers along tbe public highways aud into
drove yards lor sale, thus communlcatlu? aud
spreading tbe contagion into all section;, and
beyond the power ot individual larmers to pre
vent; therefore
Eesolved, That three Commissioners, or such
o'her number as the Legislature may direct, to bo
called the joint Board of Commissioner on
Diseased Cuttle, snail Immediately alter the
passage of this act be appointed in each of the
above counties, and such others as may require
it dv tue J unci s or toe uourt ot common i-iea.
wuo snail coia cincd tor mree year: tne ooara
to report to tbe Legislature annually: the said
board to watch over the eeueial weliare of
animals, and particularly to prevent the spread
of dangerous disease?, and protect the people
agatnst the dangers arising irom the consump
tion of diseased meat and niilk. ibe board
may appoint from time to time Assistant
Commissioners or Veterinary Surgeons to aid
tbem in the discharge ot their duties. They
shall have power to administer oaths, aho give
public notice ot the outbreak of any dangerous
aitease, ana nave power to piace diseased
cattle under quarantine, or cause them -to be
killed, as may teem necessary for the publie
protection; nut in tne latter case suai: cause an
appraisement ot sucn cattle to be made, wblcn
shall not exceed three-fourths ot their estimated
value, and shall be certified to the County Com
mleeionere bf each county, nod to be paid bj
them out of the County Treasury.
Any person wuo suait, atter toe passage ot
tbe act, tell or oiler to sell, or slaughter for
sale, knowingly, any diseased animal, or trans-
nortsucn to anv otner niace wun a view to
secre' ion, shall be liable to a penalty of $50 ou
each animal bo disposed of, said money to be
nam into iiie uoumv xreaury.
on motion, juessrB. morns, raui, uyons,
Custer, ana uawKtns were appointed a commit.
tee to visit Harrlsburg, and bring the subject to
the auen ion ot me ijopieiatnre.
WASHINGTON.
The New Collector of Philadelphia.
8a js tho Inquirer's Washington corrctpondent
ot esierdaj:
Bet oi e Mr. Johnson left the White House, he
signed, and bad Mr. Seward countersign, the
commission ot Mr. Marks, as Collector of the
fiort of Philadelphia. This commission Is now
n the bands of Mr. areeant. specially in charge
of the Bureau of Cue tome, who will deliver it
to Mr. Marks as soon as his bonds are hied aud
properly approved. It is not in the power of
Pretideut Grant to withhold it it Mr. Marks
products tho proper bond, and he can now
oi ly be removed by the Senate's confirmation
of a successor while the Tenure ol Office bill
ren ems unrepealed or unmodified.
Both Senators from Pennsylvania are in favor
of Mr. Marks, which makes the confirmation of
anyone "vice Marks to pe removed," as tue
bill lor a chance will have to read, a matter of
very great doubt, it not absolutely Impossible.
as long as the Seuate allows Senators Irom their
respective Mates to have tbe eutire control of
what are known as appointments at large and
are not local in their character, liko the revenue
pilicers and postmasters, which come within
ihe province of the members of tbe House, wben
they are Republicans, aud, if not, thcu to
Senator.
There is a great diversity of opinion as to
what tne benate wilt do wi'h toe Teuure ot-
Oilice bill, and fust now tbere are not many
, ... i . .... ,
Dtiiuiois iu lavor oi us repeal.
l'ardoiis Revoked.
Just before Andrew Johnson finally left the
White House, on Thursday moruing, he sent to
Atlciney G- neral Evarts au order to pardon
both ol the Depuys and Enrlgbt, now lu prison
on Black well's Inland, for reveuue frauds. The
Pardon Clerk in the Attorney-General's office
scr.t out to tbe (State Department the proper
papers on Thursday evenlug, and on Friday the
State Department Issued tbe p'irdon, and
mailed them to ew York to Marshal Murray
In tbe meantime, Mr. Courtney lound out what
was ou foot, and luloimed Mr. Rollins of the
tart' on of the Dupuys, who called the attention
ot the President to the improper pardonlug of
tbese men, acd be at once ordered tho pardons
to be withheld, aud hecretaryor Htate Wash
burne lelegrapbed to Marshal Murray, and
secured tbe return of the. paidon documents.
Tbey arrived here to day. Knrlgbt's par. Ion
hn mIho been recalled, and it, too, will be cau
celled. It has beou dtcided by the Supreme
Court that a paraon must, uo accep ea oyins
parly in wbot lavor It Is issued before it is
complete.
I he House Drawing; for Seats.
The drawing for seats by tho House is gene
rally attended with considerable Interest and
mtirlment, but this year the large number
ot new members made tt rather a dry proceed-
lBOeneral Scbenck w the last to be called, to
Lie great discust, at be took a .eat on the outer
row, near th main entrance, on the Republican
kte. Among the ea iy calls was E. B. Wish-
burn, who lor several ears past, with tbe l e
Thuddens 8teven, was permitted to retain hl
old teat in the centre ot tbe Bepnbliean side.
Someone moved to renrve Mr. wasbsume's
seat, but Mr. Ingersoll ni l that be already bad
a tea' rwcivtd tor bim in the State Department,
which ought to suffice. Wben John Morrisry
was called, all eyes were turned towards him
as be matched don tbe main aisle on tbe
Democratic side, and took a sea', only thre
rows lroro tbe front, and formerly occupied by
Kerno!o Wer-o. boon a'ter Mr. wooa's dhuio
waf drawn, and ha took Mr. Morrlssey'a e'U
uron a back row near tbe door, and the two
sub'f qnently exchanged, In pursuauce vf a
previous arrangement.
Mr. Boutweil's seat fell Into the possession of
Blr. Hooper, delegate from U ah. General
Logan, heretofore rat her unfortunate, tbts t.me
bad b's choice and took a seat in the second
ane about tbe middle, of tbe Republican side.
Mr. Dawes got h s old place, and others of tbe
Maacl'Uetts members fettled down quietly
around him. General Farnswor'h was uuiortu
rate apain, and went to the outer cire'e on the
Democratic fide. General Ncgley and John
C fsna took seats together, directly 1u front
and to Ihe loft of the Speakpr's desk. Washing
ton Townserd and D. J. Merrill camped down
together about two thirds back on the Republi
can side. Mesrrs. O'Neill and Keiley got near
tbeirold seats, Mr Dickey was again unfortu
nate, gcttir.g an undesirable seat. General
Butler was out at tbe time of the drawing, and
got no seat at all. Mr. Hooper, of Utah, subse
quently gave his place to Mr. Dawes, and Mr.
William Williams secured Mr. Steveos1 old seat,
while all aronnd bim are new members. Tbe
on'y Republicans who nestled down In front of
the'Demccratic column are Mr. Biogham. aul
Mr. Ames, who retain their old seats.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine fiewn tea Firtt Pag.
ALMANAC JTOB
FHILADKLPHIA-THJ9 DAT,
Bow Bi
.8 SIMOOM KlHg.., g-)3
BUM Bbts...
.8 B9UlOK WiTia.....,.. It 'S
PHILADELPHIA BOAitD OW TOADS,
G oaXaoW f COM M1TIM OW THMOXTH.
Gkobsb N. Allmn.J
UOVKMKMTS OP OCBAIf STJCAHKKg.
JVM AJIKKIUA.
Cll.........-Loi)Uon. ...... Mew ork.....Feb.
Iow .lagow Mew York.Mm....,Mi.'el).
New vor....BouthtkDuplonjNow Yorlc....FBti.
Tripoli .......... ..Xlverpool...New York....Feb.
MuhtiaD....LIverpool.New York. Feb.
V. l lrooiyn..i.iverpooi.jew YorK.....Feo
Krln
.LIverpool...New Yorlc..........Feb.
Peruvian.....
BuBla .........
Perelre.........
uverpooi... Portland Feb.
Liverpool...! ew York ............Feb,
Brest New York
,.Havre.........New York.
,.Llverpol...New York.
FOR KOKOPK.
...New York...Hamburar...
...Feb.
Ctmbrla......
Clis ol Uork
....Feb.
.-Feb.
,.Mar.
....Mr.
.Mar.
.-.Mar.
Holsatla.v.
C.olSlancbesterNew YorkLlverpool..
Java .i ew org... Liverpool ..,
ISebrask a-...... New York.. .Liverpool.,
weser IV ew YorkBremen
..Mar.
O. ol Brooklyn New York...UverpooL... Mar,
City ol Parl..New York.Llverpool..M.....Mar.
l.uropa.......iNew YorkHavre Mar.
O. Ol Cork.........New York...Ltverpool .. Mi(,
UUiOl WIOS, AHJMJMTiW. KTU.
JOBlat....PbIlaaa.....Mew
Columbia......... New Yorlc... Havana Mar.
Cleopatra ....New York...Vera Crus. eto. Mar. lo
j. w. Avermaa.Pbiiaaa MCharleston...........Mar. II
Kagle.......New York.Havana........Mar. 11
HIalMlDDl u..New V(llk...Rln Jnlrn Mar. II
Tonawanla.Pbllada...iavannab -.Mar. 1:1
Pioneer... ....-Phil ad a Wllmlnvtnn Mar. la
Alaska .New York...Asnlnwall Mar. 24
Jualla ata forwarded hv .vwi ,t..iA, in th. ,..nl..
line. The teamen for or from Liverpool call at
Qneenstown, ezcopt tbe Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry, Tbe steamers lot 01 from the Conti
nent can at Bontbamplon.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Rteatrshlp Roman, Baker, Boston, H. Wlnnor A Co.
Bleanisblp Norlolk, Plait, Richmond, W. P. Clyde
Brl Ida L Bay. Bit. Matansan. W.r.nn a nracrr.
Bebr Glengarry. Yates. Malaoaas, do.
Hcbr Mary McKee Sbarp. Barbados. Jobn R. Rue.
Hctar w. u. irlsb. Batbbun, Mobile. D. 8 Htetann Ann
Bcbr A. B, Crabtiee, Joy, Boston, Westmoreland
Coal Co.
Bt'r O. U. Stout. Ford. Washington. W. P. Clvda A n.
ttt r J. d. ounver. ussu. suumon, jl, u roves, jr.
ABRIVWD VE3TKRDAV.
Bchr J. B. Van Uusen. Foster. 14 days from M atari.
raa. with molasses to order. Towed np by steamluz
Col. B. L. Brown.
Br. echr ixinlsa. waioney. zs aavs from Bt. John. V.
j,, Willi piCKew iu j. n.umuiaauiu.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
BteamshtpBaxon. Wiley. 4g hours from Boston, with
mnse. to H. winsor a x.
Br. baranentlne Vlnco. Cameron, so days rrom Mes
sina, with frail ana brimstone to S, 8. Hoattergood A
rm.
Bcbr esK s. lw, a?s irom iMorroik. with lum
ber to Collins A Oo. . . .
Bchr Kttle Hall. Maxon. l nay rrom Frederic. Del..
With grain to Jas. L. Bewley & Co.
Bcbr M. O. Burnlte. Dorborow, l day from Camden,
Del., wlih grain to Jas. L. Bewley A do.
Hteamer New York, jones, rrom wasnington and
Alezandr la with mdse. to w. p. Clyde & Co.
Bteamer Jas. H (Ireen. vance. from Klohmond and
Norfolk, with mas, to w. r. viyae & uo.
BELOW.
Brig Euphemla, from Zsa,
mtMnn a wn A .
Bteamihln Tonawandn. .lannlnn. for Phlladnlnhla.
C eared at bavaonah 6 b Inst.
BTOumipj. w. overman. Bnyaer.rrom uoaneston
ii u ibsi. tor rnuaaeiDhla. has on Doara i tci rlae.
ltU Dales Cr HOD. 8 halo. tA h&IAH dnniAHLIna K
cat ki and 67 bags cocoannta, 13 bags peanut and sun-
urn b.
HieamsBlo Yazoo. Teal, hence, at New Orleans 2Rih
nltimn.
Barque Blair Atbol. TTavnes. for PhlladelDhla. was
at Newuori, Kng., 19th nit.
Brig j. r. jjriHKo, Ji-aton.at semeaios iia nit., rrom
PeiiHaoola.
Briu Hamnei unaser. Wilson, at caroenas 2Sth oil.
losdlna lot Philadelphia. Boston, or Portland.
Brig N. C. Haskell. Haskell, for Philadelphia,
Cleared at Penaacola 2Uth ult.
Brig wm. juuir. Acker, from oaina reo. 17, via
Delan are Breakwater zsib, at Ne " vorksin Inst.
Bchr Jonai ban May. Neal. for , OUadslpbla, was
loading at Charleston 4th Inst. .
Bcbr Albion, Bbaw, trom Rockland for Phlladel-
r V I a ftAllpri frnm Vmnnrt Inst.
Bcbr 8. Wilson, Nowell, for Philadelphia, cleared at
new 1 Oil HID IDil, TT
M.i iimun Mnnra. Ntckerson'. A. Hammond.
Paine; Itaao Rich, Crowell; and F. ellokersoc, Kelly,
fnr f hllttrtelnhlu floured at BOStOD fitU iDSt.
Scbrs R, Petersen, English; Surprise. Been; and B,
K. Vausban, Blsley hence, at baiem m inst.
arhn riniani MrlntvrM. from New Caatle. Del..
no Hiawatha, Lee, from KlUabetbport, at Newbury-
a-ia A I ha Itiat
fcnobr Fr em an, Brown, nt PrOTldence 4tb Inst., from
BO An. i-ta.i I a I a
KchrAbi'aii Haley. Haley, from New Yorlc for
Charleston, rut Inio Norfolk Si Inst, lor a crew.
LUMBER.
1Qon BPttUWJ! rfutai
w-r f n V v 1 o m
1869
100 BKABONKD CLEAR PINK,
loby BUAHOMH.D CLKAK P1JSK.
1869
BPANlbH CDAKOBjPATritBNS.
tci('( FLORIDA FLOORING,
lOby FLORIDA FLOOKLNU,
CAKOL1MA FLOOK1NO.
VlHUINlA FLOOKLMI.
DiXAWAKK FLOOK1NU.
AriH FLOOKXlsa.
WALNUT FLOORING.
1869
1 OL'a WALHUT BD8 AND PLANK. QOCk
WALNUT BOARDB.
WALNUT PLANK.
iniin UNDERTAKERS LUMBER. "I QflQ
HKD CkDAR.
WALNUT AND PINK.
TC n BKABONKD POPLAR. IRAQ
1 hf ii bUAHON jld CHJtiutY. LOW
WHITE OAKyit BOARDS.
ififcn mil 2SlfJav?1869
BPANlbH Ci-DAH , BOJi .BOARDS,
FOB KALE LOW.
mm WAWWS: 1869
Norway soi
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ALEXANDER G. CATTELL CO
XX PBOLUCK COM MIHHION MFRCHAJMItl,
NO. M NORTH WHAHViUa
KO. V WORTH WATKR STRIXT,
PHILADELPHIA. n .
sUUItU J OAWJUfc , aA ttmU
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
CHAMPION SAFES I
Philadelphia, January 18,1869.
Messrs. KAKKEL, HERRING A CO.,
No. 829 Chesnnt atraek
eentlement-On the night of tha 13th Inst., at
la well known to the cltlxena of Philadelphia,
onr large and extensive store and valuable
took of merchandise, No. WA Chesnnt street
Was burned.
The lire was one of the moot extensive and
destructive that has visited our City for many
years, the beat being so Intense that even the
marble eornioe was almost obliterated.
We had, as yon are aware, two of your valu
able and weU-known CHAMPION FIRE
PROOF SAFES; and nobly have they vindi
cated your well-known reputation as manufac
turers of FIRE-PROOF SAFES, If any fort bar
proof had been required.
They were subjected to the most interne heal,
and It affords us mnoh pleasure to Inform you
that after recovering them from the ruins, we
found upon examination that our books, papers,
and other valuables, were all in perfect oondl
lion.
Tours, very reapeotfully,
J AS. E. CALDWELL A OXX
THE ONLY SAFES EXPOSED TO THE
FIRE IN CALDWELL'S STORE
vYERK PARREL, HBBINfi A CO.
Philapklphia, Jan. 18, 188 B.
Messrs. FARREL, UERKING A CO.,
No. 629 Cheanut street.
Gentlemen: On the night of tbe 13th instant
our large store, 8. W. corner of Ninth and Ohee
nut streets, was, together with our heavy stock
of wall papers, entirely destroyed by Are.
We had one of your PATENT CHAMPION
FIRE-PROOF SAFES, which contained our
principal books and papers, and although It was
exposed to tbe most Intense heat for over 60
hours, we are happy to say It proved Itself
worthy of our recommendation. Our booiu
and papers were all preserved. We cheerfully
tender our testimonial to the many already
published, In giving the HERRING SAFE the
credit and confidence It Justly merits.
' Yours, very respectfully,
HOWEbh A BROTHERS;
BTILIj another.
Philadelphia, Jan. 19, 1869,
Messrs. FARREL, HERRING A CO.,
No. 629 Chesnut street.
Gentlemen: I had one of your make of safe
In the basement ol J. E. Caldwell A Oo.'s store
at the time of the great fire on the night
of the 13th Instant. It was removed from
the ruins to-day, and on opening it
I found all my books, papers, green
backs, watches, and watch materials, etc, all
preserved. I feel glad that I had one of your
truly valuable safes, and shall want another of
your make when I get located.
Yours, very respectfully,
F. L. KIRKPATRICK,
With J; E. Caldwell A Co.,
No, 819 Chesnut street.
FARREL I1ERRIM & CO.,
CHAMPION SAFES,
No. 629 CHESNUT Stroot,
n u
PHILADELPHIA.
ETROM THE GREAT FIRE
IN MARKET STREET.
HERRING'S PATEXS SUES
Again the Champion!
THE ONLY SAFE THAT PRESERVES ITS CON
TENTS UNUMAKKKD.
LETTER FROM T, MORRIS PEROT A CO.
TuTTnuT.PHiA. Twelfth Montn 8th. 1868.
vr.. vrrui. Hrrlii dt Co.. No. 629 Ubeenut
street esuta: it Is with great pleasure ihal we add
nr tumnnv an the value of your Patent CUamptoa
bale. At tbe destructive lire on Market sUeet, ou tae
evening or tne a lasi.uur un u,
,,iiMUtinn. and. twins niied wllb large stock ol
emits, oiis, luipeutiue, 1
made severe ana trying test. Your Ham stood In an
exposed situation, and leu witn toe Doming noon
into kne cenar sviuuuk m v
terlals. We opened U next day aud lound oar books,
pavers, bank notes bills receivable, and;enUr
contents all safe. It la especially gratifying 10 us tuel
our Bafe came out all rlgnt as we had entrusted our
moat valuable books to It, We sball want another ol
ytur Bates in a few days, as tney nave our entire oon-
naence.
xotu,. s-Ajm, PEROT A CO.
TTH'RPTNn'H VATKNT CHAMPION SAFES, the
vinin in mora than btiO accidental tires. Awarded
the Prlee attaals at the World's Fair, Loudon;
World's Jteir, New York; and Exposition TJnlvemeUe,
atanuiaciurea ana lur aaie or
BARREL, HERRING & CO.,
tiot 629 CUESNUT STREET,
wfm8mrp PHILADELPHIA.
L. M A I 8 E H
KAlTTrFAOTUBEB OV
AND UUItULAH-PiiUOP SAFES,
LOCKJ4MITH, BELL-HANGER, AND DKA I.KS
lit No, 484 RACE Street
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETO.
EGTABLISHCD I82C. J
nOLIDAT ritESEirTII.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
CLOCKS, SILVER WAHn, ana
FANCY GOODS,
G, W. R US SELL,
R0. 22 liOETIl SIXTH STREET,
tat PHILADELPHIA.
TAB.
KIJTKELIN. A FT EH A RESIDENCl
and praotloe of thirty yean at tbe Northwest
corner or ihira ana uuioa atreeie, naa lately re-
DioVa to Buatn r. i.n. v aax A n. dwsw, imhwwui JLAJD.
H K.T and CHkJSN UT,
Bte superiority In ihs PX)Bipt and aetrfeot cure ol
all rtount, obronlo, local, ana oousiUuiionel adeo
lions ol a special nature, is proverbial.
Diseases of the akin, appearing In a hundred dll
fc, rent forma, totally eradicauMl; mental and physical
weak Bene, and all eerveus debllttloa aulontinoalll
and saooeetXuUr areata, Ufflos aours bout I A.M
Uir.aal
AMlhEIVleNTS.
u 11
8NOT STREET It INK,
IHKSNUTBTKK.- KINK,
IHLrMlHBTHkK1 RINK.
TWJNIY.IBIBD AND CHEbNUT BTRRET
tine ok.tino Kirmr a grand pit iwh
HI K CPbNINU MU11T A UtANU U A.H11 I
1HK OPKNIN NK14T A R A N D MUOJil-
IUVKRYKODY hKI.IUHTKU.
(KATEKB I'lloSoU MID TH K U K TO BK THE
fllT OF hp; vr i inn,
THE bPAC.OUd DKK6B UiltCLK
Bkill Y ANd'f" BMION OF PH'LADKLPTIA.
kriripUIH Ml PI' OT r 1 ,K IV n n if.
KH1IV1I.Y O I THU MOlAY)
lOelTIVH-Y OPKJ THIS (VK)NDAY)
AFTBRM'ON AN D N Kt H I'.
AFIKHNOUN AND N IOHT.
AKTIfKNOON AND NIWHT.
KATfRs 6UAK1N I KK MOliO SiaTISf,
Hh Al C Kb HUAHANTllKD W'M)I) 9K A TI
cKA1HUI'ARaM1lI) (IIIUII BK ATI AU.
W 11 HOI T RF4ARD IO WFATUKK.
JCK M INCH KS THICK,
Irn 3 INCURS THICK,
1CK 3 INCLSH THICK,
AND AH pSMRITH A8ULAS".
Iklk H UAN11 TUIH h'Vk'.MINO
wl 1 give
A NDAKD INSTRrWKNTAL nONCICRT.
AEMlfcbtUN TKIH A'TKKNODN AND N1UUT.
WOSI Y 3 CKNTM,
J-ONLY 1 CKNTS.
sTONLY K1 CBN Tel.
l ONLY M5 CKNTi.
. TONLY CRNT.
Person boldinv m.enlKl inTli.iinn. for tha Onen.
Ir.k ra use them tbla renlng.
jSe'ribiold the Ice coatlsueln Its present condl
tu n ontll l-alnrday nljtbi nnt,THK FIRST liRAND
FANCY DKKfcS CaBMVAL MAy UtUAJi will
rtiftfAKK yotirt C09TUMK9. .
Dorr r pen at IS and 7 o'glock. It
GOVERNMENT SALES.
2T. LOUIS ARSENAL, BT. LOUIS, MO..
5 FEBRUARY li3 1809. -SE1 da
FUBLIO BALE OF COND"EMNEIJ iMtiS
NANCE AND ORDNANCE ttl'ORE-i. Will be
oBt red for sale, at public auction, at the Bt.
Loots Arsenal, bt. Louis, Ma, oommenolnir oa
MONDAY, the 12th day of April, 1869, at 10
o'clock A. M., a large amount of condemned
Oidnance and Ordnance Htores,eto., consisting
iiiwA.ut tuv luuuifiuK .1 iiuiM, via, ;
01 cant iron ueia guns, wita carriages and
implements.
199 east Iron guns, various, total weight
abont 630 tons.
4H0 tons cannon balls, 6 to 42 pounds.
80 artillery carriages, various.
600 sets artillery wneel harness, for two
horses.
4,800sporilDg rifles and shot guns, various.
10,itf3 carbine and rifles, various.
14,411 sabres and swords, various.
123 000 cartridge boxes, various.
15.000 cavalry Baddies, various.
3,000 artillery saddles, various.
23,190 curb bridles, various.
10 0(10 watering bridles, various.
16,000 baiters, various.
14.4K0 leather traces, various.
401,986 pounds of cannon powder.
8'28 450 pounds of mortar powder.
777,680 pounds of nansket powder.
18 200 pounds of rifle powder.
169.840 nonnds of damaeed nowder.
90.834,000 mut-ket and pistol perousslon caps.
w r ougni ana cast iron scrap, etc. eio.
Persons desiring catalogues of the stores to
be sold os n obtain tbem by application to the
Chief ot Ordnance, at Washington, D. U; of
Brevet Colonel 8. Crispin, U. 8. A., purchasing
agent, corner of Houston and Greene streets,
New York, or upon application at tbla arsenal.
F. D. CALLENDKR,
Llent.-Col. of Ord. and Bu Brlg.-Uen. U. H. A.,
Commanding. 81
QO V
Will be
B R N M E NT BALE.
sold at Publio Auction, by H. B.
8M ITHSON. A uotloneer. at Allegheny Arsenal,
Pituburg, Pa., commencing at lo.o'clook A. M.,
weuuesuuy, maruu in, aoo, tae iouowmg aru
cles.vlB.: a . am iron uadhod.
16,894 Bolld Bbot (round).
2,89 BtandB of Drape and Carcasses.
8.827 Carbines, new. repaired, rusty, eto.
8,127 U. B. Rifles, Oat 61 and 58, repaired,
rusty, eto.
4.877 En Held Muskets, repaired.
4,319 Foreign Muskets and Rifles, rusty, eto.
3.1H0 U. B. Muskets. Cat. 69, rusty, eto.
2,279 Pistols and Revolvers, new, repaired,
and rusty.
4,000 Bets of Infantry Accoutrements (old).
83,182 Pounds of Cannon, Musket, and Rifle
Powder.
190.000 Pistol Cartridges (Lefaucheuz A Wes
son's). 1,300,000 Maynard's and Bharp's Primers.
0,202 AinsKet bayonets.
130,000 Pounds of Scrap Iron, Cast and
Wrought.
A lot of Appendages and parts of Musketi
A lot of Tools for Blacksmiths. Carrxmters.
eto. etc
A lot of Packing Boxes, etc
Cutaloaues of the above oan be obtained on
application to the undersigned.
x-uronasers win oe required to remove the
property within ten days alter the sale.
xerms caan.
R. H. K. WHITELEY.
222mw6t Bvt. Brlg.-tieu. U. 8. A.
pUBLIC SALE " OF CONDEMNED ORD-
A larie qunumy oi onnaemnwi urananceena Ord
nance btoira will be oflered tor saie atPabiloAuo
Hon. at BOCK ISLAND AltdKNAL, Illinois, on
WKDNESDA Y, April 7, 1868, at 10 O'clock A. M.
Tbe following oomprlses some ol the principal arti
cles to be sr Id, via :
i Iron cannon, various cauores.
1100 Field Cerriagrt and Limbers,
IttO sett ot nlllery baroesa,
10,000 pounds Bhot and BhelL
46.100 ats of Infantry Accoutrements,
K200alcClellnii Saddles,
700 a nlilery baddies.
BM)0 Halters, ,
700 Haddle Blankets.
so; 0 W aterlu g Bndlee.
MOO Cavalry Curb Bridles.
22o0 Aitlliery 'l races and Hemes.
bunn urluhln. natalnifnpa Of the BtOTeS tO be anM
can obtain tbem oy application to the Chief of Ord-
natce, at wasningion, u. v., ut "'F'"", wiuum o,
,M.i-iiirvj TTnlted Htatea AruiV. Purchasing OtHnar
corner of HOUSTON and GRKHN tMreets,New York
city, or upon eppucetioo at Jgg JM AN
Lieutenant Colonel Ordnanoe,
Brevet Brigadler-Ueneral U. s. A.,
Coouuandtng,
Bock IMand Arsenal, January 85. 1868. 1 ao tA7
BOARDING.
AT KO. 1121 GIBABD STREET MAY BE
obtained turnlsbtd and unfurnlsnsd rooms tor
loJglug. Board, also. It desired. nu
MISCELLANEOUS.
M
KBltlCK A SONS
BOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
He. 480 WASHINGTON AVENUE, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM WRIGHTS PATENT VARIABLe
OUT OFF BTEA M-ENGINB,
Begoleted by the Governor. -
MERRICK'S SAFETY HOISTING KACHIgft,
Patented Jane, 1888,
DAVID JOT'S
TATENT VAXVELESfs BTEAM HAsfirirR,
D. U. WESTOJTB
PATENT 8ELT-CEN TERING, BELT -BALANCING
CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR-DRAINING KAOHIN M
AWD
HYDRO EXTRACTOR,
Fer Cotton or Woollen Manunustnxtua. a uimw
QEORCE PLOWMAN.
CARPENTER AND SULLDSS,
BESI0TED TO No.' 114 DOCK Street,
gBJLADSIJAl
WOODLANDS CEMETERY COMPANV.-Toe-loiiowing
Managers aad Ollloers have nen
eleowd lor tbe year 1-
SU JL, riUVM CIVBlUVIh
Wm. H.Moore, I Wm. W. Keen,
Baoiuel S. M oon, I. Ferdinand J. Dreer,
Gillies Dallett, 1 George L, Busby,
llaln (4rblA. I B A. K Miff hi
hecreury and Treasurer, JOeEPH B.TO WN8END.
ii1!.. M.niiHn hir. vsusd a reiinliiilnn v...... inM
both Let-holCers aud Visitors to present tlckaia at the
entrance lor admission to tbe Cemetery. Tickets
may be bad at tbe Otuceof tbe Company. No. 818
ARCH Btroat. or ot an v ol the Managers. 1 aa
PHILOSOPHY OP MARRIAQE.
j A new ixjoroo vi xeciures, as aellvered at the
Few .York Mutum ol Anatomy, embrat:lng Ibe
srbJeou:-How to Live and Wba t, Llv5 fori
Youth, Maturity, and Old Age; Manhood Generally
Reviewed: The Cause ot Indigestion; Flatulence and
Nervous Diseases Aooouuted For; Marrlaira Philo
sophically Considered, etc. eta Pocket volumes eon-
uuumi iu. jiit. ui w lurwaraea, postpaid,
on recelptof 88 oents, bv addreasUiK W. A.TJf ART.
MAi IS I faaeeasjj
A taUSnviE NTS." "
ANNOUKcWnVdi'kIhv
1 be Al asag. m. ot hava th plenrSIfART-'
voc.'iu,(t,",l",l "h thm be,kuiuui w asa
HlfW JENNIK WAD1.
Fn m f telnwsyand Irving Ha, New York
M CaKLKlON. ,wr.
Th nr ei"lll IRIRH COM KDI AN and Vot'a t
lo alii ap.Tr In himrrat IrtsU rtp90laitlI- l"
IHE IbBLlN DAN INO M AHTEk,
WBIbTLlNU THIEF,
PAT McCANN. ETa ro
PPOFK-BOR M. O'KKARDON U KT'
PlsnUtsrd O m poser, I rem the 'tammany Thaata.
N't w 1 ork, wbe be l a. eiMteS tne blgWi JIr
Bimms of the prpsswlll inrtxlooi his rreat In vanti
THK TUMBLRKONICWN, u,T,nu.
Playing three dial Inrt tun s at on and ne(tametlm
tI'4Nolt CHaRLKK UAKMIO, "".
The Oieat Comic VocalUt and Caricaturist, rrom tha
Alban, bra, London, will appear In his Great Cha.
iri.r f ones:
UP IN A FA t LOON,
AN ITALIAN GUINEA PTO BOY..
ROLLI' KING RAMS. ETU. Bra
Dnrtfg Ihe Kvening win be xhihitei ,Vt
THE ARABIAN N1GUTH' TA BLWAUX,
Fll'y In attibor. being tbe very nnrst and most
be.n'llol paintings ever fih'bltad la this ooo a ,rr.
Illustrated by an able led n nr.
A GRAND PR'SKNTATION ' '
OF
ONE BUNDRFD VALUABLE GIFTS)
TO TUE AUDIRiNtiK.
The Chlckerlng Orand and Bquar- Planus nsel upon
this crc.su n are Irom Dunon s Muslo Store, No. (i 4
Cbtsrnt street.
TH It KT :.....M...... FIFTY CltNTU
RKtiJtVFD BKATf -..EVENT Y-FI VK CENTH
(( an fee seamed six oats In advance.)
Ticket Ofllceopen from 9 A. M. tot P. M. ,
WArriNKK.
GRAND ARABIAN NIGHTS' MATTNER,
For tbe acovmmodaklon of famllUs and persons at a
distance,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON March S. 1888,
Commencing atso'olooir.
TTC1TVTB ., FIFTY CTTNTS
CHILDREN...... TWENl Y-FIVM CENTU
MAKBHALL A CO, Proprietors.
GEOROE OQBDON. Director. 8 tf j
ACADEMY OF' MUSIC,
ACADEMY OF MUSIO,
ACADEMY OF MUIO.
HROAD AND LOCUST bTREKT
Mr. FPWIN BLANCHARD ..: Ktatte Managsn
J AM KB PIUiRlM'H GRAND TFBTIMONIAL,
JAM Kit PILGRIM'S GRAND TICHTIaONUL,
JAM KB PILttRIM'B GRAND TKBTIMSN1AL.
presented to him as a mark of respect by the oltlssna
of Philadelphia.
monday. maro b 8.
monday, march 8,
Monday, march b,
AFTFRNDON AND E VEiMlNG.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Matinee Doors open at 1 SO; performance at t
o'clock.
Evening Doors open at 7 o'clock; performance at
7(0 onlwblcb rrcslon tha following brilliant array
of talent have kindly volunteered a do will appear:-
MATIN FB COMMENCING AT O'CLOCK.
OVERTURE by Dr. Cunnlrgton and full orchestra.'
followed by T. W. Robertson's elecanl Comedy of
DAVID (URRIUK.
GREAT OLIO EN I ERTA INMENT.
I VMKN8H1 (X)MPANY O STAR.
The great Drama or
ROBERT EMMETT,
with other ettraollv novelilts.
'iicKeia fiocenta good for either entertainment.
OIIE8NUT STREET THEATRE.
ON TUESDAY EVEN i NO' March 16.
C. D. HESS A U..
unparalleled production of trough's inimitable E
travagarza, the
FIELD OF TTK CLOTH OF GOLD.
FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD,
the Grand Spectacular Bucoesi ot tbe day. trans.'
lerred direct aad entire from Crosby's Opera House.
Cblcgo. with the
SUPERB OPERATIC AND DR 1HLTIO OAST
MAGNIFICENT COSTUMkS. JEWELS.
BANNERS. ARMOR, ETO,, :
AND
EXTRAORDINARY PECrt FEATURE".
THE GREAT OAST I
embracee Mrs. J. A. Gates. Miss Fanny Rtoekton:
MlsaKetla Putnam. Mlsi Emma WUraot, Miss Geor
gia Telbln, J. Johnston. James G. Bnrnott. M w
Flsk, C A.McMatius. Mr Ashley, J. H. Burnett J.
H. Peanle. C. Richards, J. BEverham. ru"iJ.
INTRODUCED AND BFEOIAL FEATURES'
THE LEON BROTHEtiS.
unrivalled t" tbe great Niagara Leap. "
BRKBAN t aVVIHB BEL'. RINGEW.
HFRNANDISZ'S CO rV BELL KINwKKS.
GIRABD'S ORNITHOLOGICAL AND ZOOLOGI.
CAL IMITATIONS. wwwut
HERNANDI Z H GUITAR SOLOS. '
JAPANK8K TROUPE
EXTRAORDINARY! ' '
Music by the celebrated KOPPITZ.
bale of Reserved Seals will commence at Tremiv
ler's MnsM More. and at th R ix onlce on
WEDNE8DA Y MORNING, March 10. 8 1 It
M1 thSAr1GALTON's CI1ESNur erREBj
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2SJ o'clock.!
LAST SUSAN GALTON MATiNEKV
A GKEAT BILL,
SATURDAY EVENING, i
Last performance or the
BUSA GALTON OPERA COMPANY.
For the Farewell Renedt i t
Mrs PYNEGA LTON and Mies B L A NCHE GALTON
t LOAN OF A A.OVEB. B
And OQenbacb's
MARRIAGE BY LANTERNS.
MONDAY, March 8, FOR ONE WIEI,M
BACHMAN9 A (UBDH ICR'S ' mmm
GREAT SENSATIONAL DRAMATIC COMPANY.'
C. D. HE8' BI1KLEHQUB COMPANY.
In Ibe FIELD OF THE CLtiTH OF GOLD.
WALNUT BTREET THEATRE, N. E. COR,
per of NINTH and W a LN U I' b reete.
Mr. and Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
EIGHTH NIGHT
of the Homantlo Irish Drama, written for Mr. and
Mi,, n iiiiw" J ... ..'..".. '"vi,vuiil.iHll
THE EMERALD RING,
received on each representation by large and bril
liant auuirliven, wnu
ENTHUSIASTIC APPLATJSHL
MlkeMacarty Mr. BARM KY WTLLIAM8
Ma(gl Macarty...- Mrs. Ba kNEY WILLTaMU
THE EWK'RALD RING
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT 0"OLOCK;
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STRBET THE.
AT RE. Begins at Is to 8
BECOND BH AKSBPFBIAN REVIVAL.
MONDAY AND TILL FURTHER NOTIOAV
Shaktspeare's great Comedy of
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, -with
New bcenery, New uatumet.
NOW Appointments,
. Cliaraoterlstlo MulA '
and fine Cast, Including .
Mrs. JOHN DREW as ..BKATRIOB
beats secured sli days In advance. if
THEATRE COMIQUE, SEVESIH STREET,
below Arch. Commences 8 o'clock,
TONIGHT and during the week,
Last Appearance. lareasll EngagemeaW
PROF. RIBLhiY'd
IMP1 RIA L and O KIUIN a L J APANE8E TROUPE,
with the original
LITTLE "ALL RIGHT and fall Compear.
MAT1NKW, SATURDAY.
Admission so, 75, and W cents, Beats secu'el at
Trnmpler's and Oilice. 8 6 tf
FOK'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE.
EftGAGEMENT OF THE JAPS
for a limited Lumber oi night..
The great JAPS and the rliMnal
EVERY EVENING' nd SATURDAY AFTERNOOH
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
GARDEN, Nos. 780, 7ffl, 724, and 728 VIAH
B'h; GRAND ORCHESTRION, formerly the pro
pety of the GRAND DUKE OF BADS.N, purchased
at sreM expense by J AxB VALWtl, ol iblsolty.la
comolnafuon with FLAM ER'B OitCH . BHTHA and
Msna NELLIE ANDEK"N. will perform kVERx
AFTERNOON and EVENING at the above-mea,
tloned place. Admission tree. ' "
HORTICULTURAL UAL L.-GERMANIA
OKCHKSTKA-P U B L I C REJH KAKSALJ
EVERY WKDNEbDAY. at X
at tbe door, aud all principal Mufelo Stores. Pe
ages of Ave lorl; single. 26 cenlJi.
Engagements can hemaoe by andrslng
TErV, No. 1M1 MONTERM.Y BUbSM WlUlg e Mus'
Store. No. 1021 Chesuut street; Andre's Muaic store.
No. 1104 Chesnut street - Hisitt. .
C1RANH FAIR, IN AID OF ST. PAUL'S M.
T h. MI"KION. t-. be held at ibe N. K. "'"" '
HKCONDaid PINK btie.ts, comuiencl ig Msrcu ir.
lbiifl, for the sale or Fam y and Useiul Ariloee. Ad
mission Ml cents, beaaon Hcktls, admltllog lor two
eeekti. ttceulB. "'-
READINU8 FROM DICKENS,
UV the Youna; A manor.
m ..aoitP-W
t)3 CB ti-NUTHtreet. ; i , .
Catjt RFNTZ' AND MARK HA8SLKBU OR
A.!''S1 MATINEE, HVEKY SATURDAY?
t iJj ulfslt'AL FUND HALL blnsle Ad.
INEI-X, iCVEHV BATURDAY,
C'AL FUND HALL blnsle Ad.
ikage ol 4 tlckeie, L MBoner'u
.. and at the Loo. . ID.4U
at SH r, a.., "ViJika
...r,iTu rrTsivrt nc kivtit iun
I -r ahi'H sitreeis. for Ladias, Gentium. u. aud Cbll.
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