THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPII PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MAKOH 23, 18C9.
NEWS NUMMARY.
Clly Affairs.
A. reeetinct of the Board of Directors of tho
'"Diriment wa held last evcuirur. in the
Hall at Flith and North streets. The ordinuuee
'?Dtn,Ucd to Council? some time bro, abolishing
the fire-badge sjstcm, was discussed and anuuU
niotiMy approved.
"7,The t,cond and Third Streets Paenf?er
Hallway have placed on their Kichmoud route
several new car?, which are ipucimens of con
venience and comfort. A number ol others of
like construction are to be built at the shops of
the company, in accordance wiih a novel design
furnished by the President of the road.
Ezeklel Corson, otherwise Edward Davis,
who was arrested last week on a cuargo of
pocket picking;, and hold to bo.il by Alderman
Kerr foi a hearing; yesteidity at the Central S;a
tlon, did not make his appearance at the time
specified, and the rocrtpuizntice was forfeited.
W. J. Htcvenson and Isabella Hamin were the
nail. The prosecutor of Corson represents that
he attempted to pick his pocket in one of the
ftrect cars, and afterwards at the Uulon Bunk,
Third Bnd Arch streets.
John Whalen. a hucks'er. was chareed
before Aldei man Kerr, yesterday afternoon, with
not Rlvim? proper measure. Mr. I'aul J. Field
testified that a Mr. Prown purchased for him of
defendant three bushels ot potatoes at $1 per
bufchel. When defendant called for his money
Mr. Field asked him if the potatoes ran sixty
pounds to the bushel, and was answered in the
affirmative. When witness reached home ho
well; lied the potatoes and round that the threo
bushels only aggregated 140 pounds. Whalen
Was held to bail to answer.
The taking of teitimony In tho contested
election case of Caleb N. Tailor, nonius t Dr.
Reading-, who claims to have been elected to
Concretson tho Democratic ttcket from the
Fifth dis'rict, at the latt election, was com
menced before Notnry Puolic Abraham Stewart
yesterday. jt his office, Clearfield street and the
rrankicrd roitct. The evidence eliciied was in
favor of the contestant. Mr. Taylor, and was
d rected to the Fourth division ot the Twenty
fifth ward. Mr, J. Alexander Simpson appeared
as counsel for Mr. Taylor and Mr. Charlei W.
Carriffan for the respondent, Dr. Reading.
Jacob Trexler, alias John Edwards, had a
final hearing; before Alderman Kerr, yesterday
afternoon, charged with obtainiug money Dy
false representations. He represented himself
as an agent of benevolent institutions, and
agent for the Guardians of the Poor, and would
call upon poor fumilics and promise to send
them cosl. groceries, etc., but in every in
stance would demand $2 to pay for the haul
ing; of the property. The additional witnesses
against him yesterday were Mary McAnany, re
siding; in Cameton place, and Lizzie Rash,
living at the Falls of Schuylkill. From these
persons he secured $1 by his lalee representa
tions. Trcsler was committed for trial.
The following persons were admitted to the
Hospital yesterday, injured as stated:
John Gouuley, aeed thlrty-elt;bt, employed in
the depot of the West Philadelphia Passeuger
Railway, was kicked on the hip by a horse.
i Catharine Byan, aued fiftv eight, residing; at
No. 80!) Donnelly street, above Christian, tell
on the curbstone on Crease street, between
Fifth and Sixth, and injured her feet.
A child named John Garrigan, whose parents
ret id e at Mo. 923 Reed street, was run over at
' Passyunk road aud Reed street, and had his
legs broken.
Ann Mann, ajed th'rfy-e'aht, residing' at No.
014 Lombard street, injured herself by ruptur
ing an artery, and bled quite profusely from the
wound.
A meeting of the Phila lelphla TractMission
Society for the First district was held last nkiht
at the North Presbyterian Church. Bixth street,
above Green. Rev. Francis Kebdricts presided.
This society is directed by managers from the
different, Evangelical churches of this city and
eight missionaries. It circulates monthly 60,000
English, 8000 German, 141 French, 4 Spanish,
and 1 I tali, in tracts, over about two-thirds of
the city; 6000 monthly to the shipping on the
Delaware and Schuylkill rivers. It invites,
through its visitors to the houee of God ; gathers
childreu to babbath and other schools;
furnishes the Bible to the destitute; visits the
sick, and relieves their bodily and spiritual
wants; aids in the temperance reform; secures
a better observance of the Sabbath, and holds
religious meetings among the poor, it endea
vors, in the spirit of the Gospel, to carry out its
teachings. It needs funds to enable it not only
to carry en the work, but to extend its tract
aud missionary operations throughout the city.
Domestic AHiilrsu
Gold closed yesterday at 1314.
A steam elevator at Brooklyn, yesterday,
icll a prey to fire. Loss, $30,000.
Captain John S. Young, Chief of the New
YorW detective force, has been dismissed the
service.
Tne loss by the destruction of the Cascade
Puper Mills at Pen Yan, N. Y will reach
$125,000. Insurance only $50,000.
Michael Kehoe, charged wuh murder, was
yesterday acquitted In Baltimore, on the
grounds of acting in self defense.
A large meeting was held at Cincinnati last
evening in behalf of General William G. lialpin,
now confined in a British prison.
A coal car ran over an embankment yester
day in West Pittsburg, aud landed In a rolling
mill, killing one boy and fatally injuring
another.
Heavy gales are reported as having prevailed
off the coast and in the Chesapeake Bay within
a day or two. Seveial ship, aud tchoouers suf
fered severely.
A Richmond despatch states that an expedi
tion of ex-Federal and ex Confederate officers
and men has arrived in Cuba tor the parpjse of
aiding the revolutionists.
,' Foreign Affairs.
Havana, March 22. Dates from St. Thomas
sre to the 16ih. The schooner Susan, from Mew
York for Cadiz, with petroleum, put In, leaking
badly. The British brig Sisters and British
barque Rapid were wrecked, and became a
total loss. The former lost four of her crow
drowned.
At the request of the Captain General of
Porto itico tne Danish amuoriues nai Danisnea
lrom Bt. Thoma9 Doctor Betances, or Mayagua,
who was suspected of being engaged in organ
izlng an expedition agalust the Spanish colo
nies. Passports were Bent to the doctor, but he
refused to leave the island, assuming that the
action of the authorities was illegal. He claimed
Ills right to remain on the grouud that he was a
citizen of the United States, and In thi9 he
seems to have been supported by the Americas
Consul, who protested against the doctor's
banishment. The atiair causea mucn excite
ment, and a settlement was anxiously looked for.
if..,,, Ifarfll, 01 Naaia frnm Purl-mi.
IlATAAAi JU.UIVU ... . .-
Prince to March 11 has been received. Presi
dent Salnave's pickets were besieging Jacmel,
while the Insurgents had comraensed to besiege
Gonaives, wttn tne prooaoiuues ui auueubs ju
fucnr nf thfl latter.
Salnave arrested some two hundred merchants
in Port-au-Prince, and ent them to Gonalves to
reiniorce the garrison.
A change has been made in the President s
AlSconvenUon has been concluded with
France, by which the latter is 10 receive twelve
per cent, of the revenues to wards the payment
of her claims. Vessels are allowed to enter all
ports of Hayti, and discbarge and load mer
chandise, provided those bound to porta in the
hands ol the rebels previously report nt a wjai
port for an inspection ot tnoir cargoes.
ii.vava Marr:h 22. The Uavtien revolution
.r. .tuumpr kfmmt Vernon was at Jamaica on
the 12th instant, where she put in for supples
r ona and to receive her armament. Relugoes
from Cuba and Hajti were flocking to Jamaica
in large numbers.
Arrivals from Caracas bring advices to the
imi, imtunt The rcDubhc wb tranciu'l. An
unimportant rising occurred in Corre, and was
6",? tanar nnnttniiR.l In Caracas.
Havama. March 22.-Tbe man arrested on the
wharf on Saturday, on a charge ot theft, prove.
1"L ?:t. k... - r.nhun rnhn . Ill wa tried and
sentenced to death by . court martial in the
ltteMn, and sbot at sit o'clock the same
Captain-Geueral Duke yesterday issued a pro
c'amaUoD addressed to the citizens of Havana,
c.amuwu . cunts of the day
order and Justice have been observed. The
man who has Just been execntcd was probably
Instigated by others to create a disturbance,
and it was necessary to act In his case with
exemplary ?everlty. At this very moment the
government was leniently sending out of tho
country more astute but equally culpable men.
The proclamation concludes with a flattering
address to the citizen volunteers.
Havan a, March 22. The Captain General will
bold a review of all the troops In and around
Havana to-morrow.
In a skirmish near Trinidad, the icbd Gene
ra) Schmidt was killed. Two more plantations
In that jurisdiction have been destroyed by the
rebels.
A 1ouma' here reports that the towns of
Manicaragua and Porruco Galanu wero burned
by order ot Cabadii.
The Drensa reports that tweuty-flve insur
gents, most of thim of high rank In the rebel
army, wi re captured and executed within five
leagues ol Tilnidad, bu adds, the situation
iu that quarter Is worse than it has hitherto
appcarMi.
The cfto newspaper, of Matanza, professes
to have received intelligence that Fl;rcnclo
Irinince. a rebel general, has presented himself
to Ihe Spanish authoiities to receive pardon;
that be says other leader", members of the
Revolutionary Junta at Villa Clara, will follow
his example, provided their lives bo spared and
they be guaranteed a sale conduct to some port
from which .they may sail from the islaud.
Havana. March 22. Advices from St. Do
mingo to the 10th lust, have been received.
There was the appearance of comparative
quietness around the capital, but arrests and
efoutions continue to be ot frequent occur
rence. In the extreme eastern part of the
Island, the Insurgents were very troublesome,
and the Government had found it necessary to
declare martial law in the Province of Seibe,
Kr. Faben?, the special commissioner of the
Dominican Government at Washington, carries
witrrT)iin instructions to rent the Bay of
Samana to the United States. Ho is very reti
cent on the subject, and no other partictilard as
to the object ot his mission can be obtaluod.
At Porto Rico, on the 17th Instant, the sugar
market was greatly excited. The Governmeut
bus Imposed additional export duties of $3 per
hhd. ou uear, 65 cents per hhd. on molasses,
and CO cents per quintal ou coffee, and 20 cents
per quintal ou tobacco.
New York, March 22. A special Trom Bt.
Domingo, ot the 101b, says: General Duperon
and others arrived on the Telegrafo, at Porto
Plata. The authorities threatened to shoot
tteni if they landed. They proceeded to St.
Marie, where they remained at last accounts.
M. E. COJiFEKEAUE.
Yesterday's
Afiernoou and Evening;
Conference reassembled at 3 o'clock yesterday,
and was opened with devotional exercises by
Rev. John tfuth.
Rev. J. Turner read the memoir of Rev.
Daniel George, which was adopted.
The Committee on the Tract Enterprise pre
sented the following resolutions, which were
adopted:
1. We recognise the importance of tract dis
tribution as a quiet but powerful instrumen
tality, in the hands of pastors and churches,
in caving bouIs.
2. VSe are gratified with the success of the
plans adopted for tract distribution, by which
2,300,000 paecs ot tracts have been distributed
this year, and earnestly recommend the hearty
co-operation of all our ministers aud people iu
this work.
3. That a tract collection be taken in all our
churches.
4. That the thanks of this Conference are due
and are hereby tendered to Rev. S. VV. Thomas
for the efficient manner in which he has dis
charged the duties of his office, and to the
Board of Managers and Executive Committee
for the laithtnl and efficient management of the
trusts confided to them.
5. That we commend the Methodist Book
Rooms, No. 1018 Arch street. Philadelphia, to
our members and friends as worthy of their
confidence and patronage.
C. We recommend the reappointment of Rev.
P. W. Thomas as Agent and Corresponding
Secretary of the Philadelphia Conference Tract
society.
The following report was submitted by the
Committee on Church Extension, uud was
adopted:
nesoivea, mat we are as mucn as ever con
vinced of the importance of a thoroughly and
efficiently organized Church Extension Society,
to co operate with the Missionary Society In
advancing the Redeemer's klugdom by the
election of church edifices in destitute portions
of the country.
Keaoivea, mat we corciiauy enciorse our exist
ing organization, and pledge ourselves to co
opet aie with its officers iu their endeavors to
accomplish this great work.
Resolved, That while we are devoutly thankful
to God for the disposition which He has given
to our people to contribute of their subs ance
in aid ot this society, and for the success attend
ing its enorts in the past, yet we do earnestly
exhort all our churches to increased liberality
in tne mture.
Resolved, That we cordially endorse and com
mend the loan scheme of the society, the design
of which is to raise a fund amounting to $500,000,
aud to make temporary loaus to tcebie churches.
wmitt we grateiuuy acknowledge the beneu.
cence of those brethren who have so nobly
contributed to this fund, we hope that there are
many others who will go and do likewise.
Resolved, That we hereby recommend, and
will nrge upon our people in our respective
chmches, the importance and necessity of de
viting liberal thtugs iu their annual contribu
tions to this cause.
Resolved, That the following brethren be
nominated to till the conference board for the
ensuing year: Rev. Joseph Castle, Rev. W.C.
Robinson, Rev. J. Dickerson, Rev. J. F. Chap
lain, Hev. T. W. Simpers, Rev. J. F. Meredith,
Rev. J Thompson, Rev. W. J. Pa it son. Rev. M.
I). Kurtz; Thomas Sappiugton, J. H. Thornley,
Robert Thomas, W. H. West, L. C. Simons, aud
Robert ng land.
Rev. Mr. Hudson, chairman of the Committee
on Preachers' Aid S xiiety, presented a draft of
a constitution aud by-laws for the government
ot such a society, which Is designed to aid all
worn-out preachers. It provides for the eleetlou
ot a President, Vice-President, Secretary, Trea
surer, and Board of Trustees, and that the
Society shall be incorporated, having all the
privileges of kindred charitable and benevolent
associations. The report was adopted.
Bishop Thompson announced the following
appointments 'B8t evening:
North Philadelphia District William Cooper,
D. U., P. E.-St. George's, M. D. Kurtz; Fifth
8ireer, Jacob Todd: St. John's, George Cum
mins; Front Street, T. W. Simpers; Green Street,
J. H. McCulloch; Twelfth Street, J. E. Smith;
Tabernacle, T. C. Murphy, W. H. Formosa,
supernumerary; Sanctuary, Isaac Mat; Hun
cock. S. N. Chew: Kensluuton. J. W. Jackson:
Cobocksiok, W. B. Woid; Siloaut. C. H. McUer-
mond; bummei field. VV. C. Best; Port Rich
mond, J. F. Meredith; Frunklord, J. A. Thorap.
son: Brldetburir. J. H. McLiiuuhlin: Holmes
burcr, J. R. Meriill; Oakdale, W. T. Magee;
City Mission, Geoiee Lvbrand; Lehman's
Chapel, T. Klrkpatrlck; Perkiouien, Edward
Townsend; Montcomery Square, Philip Kee-e:
Dovlestonn,. F. E. Church; Bensalem, L D.
M.Cllntoek: Attleboro. B. T. fctitnii: Bristol.
William Bink; Morrisville, W. J. Mills; New
town, S. II buui.guaui, in. iiirner; Liimoer
ville.H W. 8jbrliig;NewlIope,N.D. McUomas;
Durham, to be supplied; Eastou, J. S. Co.-k;
South Easton, J. N. Hinson; Richmond, Frede
rick Ilimau; Mount Bethel, L. C. Brown;
Stroudsburg, .W. M. Ridgway; Cherry Valley,
Samuel Reisner; Tannersville, O. L. Shaffer,
Monroe, w. if, noweu; looynanna, u vv.
inn.
Andrew Maublp, church extension agent
rtoUwiii-fl and Wablu8tou Conferences, aud
member ol Twentieth Quarterly Conference.
llarrtilnrg District H. U. Pattison, P. E.
Haniuburg Locust 8trei, C. J. Thomson;
Ridge Avenue, T. M. Griffith: Sr. Paul's, G. G.
twoL..ra- l.nrlilt-1 and Hal J win1. J. Stringer.
i,.,. hi., i Ufintvnmerv: Halifax. T. B. Bust:
iiiiin.hiwir- A. Howard t Lvkeus and Wico-
nisco, V. N. Brady; Hummelt-towo, to be sup
plied: Lebanon, Henry B. Gilrot 5 Cornwall,
Thomas C. Pearson; Middletown. L. B. Hughes;
Bait-bridge, W. L. McDowell; Marietta, J. K.
Gray, Mt. Joy, 8. A. Beiluer; Columbia, 8. H.
C. 8mlth. Lancaster Duke Street, C. F.
Turner; St. Paul's, E. T. Kenny. Read
ing Ebenczer, T. A. Fernley; St. Peter's,
H. R. Callowav; Covenant Chapel, 8.
G. Grove. Hamburg and Port Clinton,
J. W. f-'ajres; Tremont, M. Barnhill; Oessons,
G. 8. Broadbent; Minersville, W. M. Dalrymple;
Potliville, J. Dickerson; Port Carbon, Noblo
Frame; St. Clair, Reuben Owen: New Philadel
phia, to be supplied; Tanaqua, John O'Neill;
Mahanoy City, J. 8. J. McConnell; Shenandoati
City, J. A. Cooper; Prrston Mission, D. D. Hud
son; Nesquehoningaud Summit, John Swindell;
Mauch Chunk, : East Matich Chunk,
; Perrvvllle, L. Llndermutb; bUtingtou
Mission, J. W.'Knapp; Catasauqua, J. J Jones;
Alleutown, J. A. Crouch; Quakertown, Thomas
Harrison; Bethlehem, S. T. Kemble; Chapmans
Ville, Ell Plckerseill; W. Trl kett, principal of
gianimnr school, Dickinson Co lege.
Caural I'hi'ade plua Dis'rict Joseph Castl
D. D , P. E. Trinity, R. Humphries: Nazareth,
W. C. Robinson; Central.Theo. H'earns; Eiuorv,
G. Oram; Nineteenth street, J. J. Pearce; Hod
ding, Anthony Attwood; Spring Gardeu street,
W.J.Stevenson: Twentieth street. W. II. bur
rell; Mr. Carmel, 3. M. Wheeler: Germautown,
Haines street, G. D. Cnrrow; GcrmRutowu, St.
Stephens, M. A. Day; Chrstunt Hill, J. W. Har
kln; St. JamoB, N. B. Durrell; M'.lestown, C.
W. Bicliley; Cheltenham, J. B. Maddox; Bustle
ton, G. B. Hurlock; Somctton, E. C. Grif
fith: Falls of Schuvlktll, C. B. Ncely;
Rosborougu, II. F. Isett; Mauayunk, Mt.Zlon, J.
J. Cox; Ebenezcr, S. Pancoast; Morion Square,
to be supplied: Conshohockeu, S.O. Hare; Nor
ristown, De Kalb Street. W. McCombs: Oak
Street, James E. Meredith; Phomixvllle, G.
Heacock; Salem, Thomas Sumption: Spring
and Bethel, J. P. Miller; Coventryville, J Ames
Flanncry; Pottstown, W. Swindells; Birdsuoro,
John Shields; Springfield, John Dyson;
Waynesboro, 8. W. Kurt; Howningtow'n, D.
W. Gordon; Guthrieville, Wilruer Coffman;
Coutesville W. C. Johuou; CochrHiiville, Joseph
Asprtl, J.W.Wright; Euterprisc, II. B. Mauzer;
Strasburg, W. S. Push.
P. Coornbe, General Secretary Slate Tempe
rance Union and member of Nazareth Quarterly
Conference.
J. P. Durbln. D. D., Corresponding Secretary
Missionary Society, and taember of Triuity
Quarterly Conference.
B. H. Nadal, D. D., Professor in Drew Theo
logical Institute, and member of Trinity Quar
terly Conference.
C. J. Little, Professor in Dickinson Seminary,
and member of Spring Garden Quarterly Con
ference. South Philadelphia District Vf . L. Gray, P.
E. Union, B. J.Corson; Arch, C. II. Payne;
Salem, John F. Chaplain ; Ebenezer, J. II. Alday :
St. Paul, N. H. Paxon; Mariners' Bethel, J. W.
McLaughlin; Wharton Street, Joseph Mason;
Second Street, T. W. McCleary; Scott, M. H.
Slaty; Eleventh Street, Charles Cooke; Broad
Street. S. Irvin; Fitzwater, to be supplied: Pit
man Chapel, J. Y. Ashton; Western. J. B. Miller;
Asbury, Jos. Lane; Thirty-eighth Street. H. A.
Cleveland; Fortieth. S. Lucas; Hetjuvi!le, C. P.
Marsden: Haddingdon, D. MeKee; Centenary, E.
G. D. Pepper; Radnor, A. L. Wilson; Paschal
vllle, J.S.llughest Darby sudMt. Pleasant, W.H
Fries; Media, F. J. Timanus; Crozierville,
Henry White: Village Green, John A. Watson,
Robert Wood; Marcus Hook, E. Hoffman;
Chester, James Cunningham: Trinity, Chester,
William Major; Grove, S. Townsend; Siloani,
W. VV. McMichael; New London, J. C. Greger,
Tumoc f Wnndt (lliutliam anrl "ITimnotf T U
Harvey and W. W. Barlow: Avoudale, to bo
supplied; uxtord, a. w. vviggins; fuiton ana
White Rock Mission. L. B. Hoffman; Mt. Nebo,
James Gregg; Ssfe Harbor, J. E. Kessler: Mar
shaltown and Hammonton, J. Pastortield; S.
W. Thomas. Agent aud Secretary Philadelphia
Conference Tract Society, member of St. Paul's
Conference: J. Ruth, Chaplain Eastern Peni
tential v, member of Arch street Quarterly
Conference. Adjourned sine die.
(The above list has been carefully corrected,
and all the errors contained iu the morning
journals have been remedied.)
Contested Election Case.
Before Messrs William P. Messick and R. M.
Batturs. examiners appointed to taketestimouv
in the contested election cases, the following
witnee?e9 were exaraiLed yesterday:
Rev. John D. Long sworn 1 am acquainted
with the property No. C24 South street; it
belongs to the Bedford Street Mission; thero was
no one living there last October; the houses on
that lot were burned down last August. (Henry
Florheim Is asFesed at ro. C24 South street;
No. 125 ou one list of voters, and No. 137 on the
otner.)
Mrs. Maria Cresswell sworn I resided at No.
732 South Sixth street last October; I knew
James Lytcb; I do not know his busiuess; I
do not know where he is at present; 1 have not
seen him lor two months, or perhaps longer;
he boarded at my house about six weeks: he
left there. I think, about two weeks before the
October election. (James Lynch is No. 138 on the
list of voters, and in the extra assessment is No.
732 South Sixth streel.)
Geoiee S. Craighead sworn I voted the full
Republican ticket in the Seventh division of the
Fourth ward at the last October election.
(George8. Craighead is assessed at No. 700 South
street, but is not on the list of voters. )
John is. Michaels sworn i lived at No. 717
Shippcn street last October: 1 went to the polls
twice in the Seventh division of the Fourth
ward on October election day and offered to
vote, but my vote was not received; I moved
into the Seventh division of the Fourth ward
last August; I was challenged when I attempted
to vote; I procured a voucher for my residence;
it was Mr. Patrick Mean, my next door neigh
bor; the man outside the window would not
allow Mr. Mean to get up to the window to
vouch for me; I looked round to call him up
to the window, when I saw him getting up
out of the gutter, with blood on his face; I
went away then and returned about half-past
three o'clock, and tried to vote agalu; I had
no voucher with me the second time; they
told me at the polls that If I did not go away
they would put a head on me; I left.
Cross-examination I do not know the man
who challenged me: It was not the man who
had the window book; I never voted iu that
division before; I have beeu a votr for sixteeu
years.
Re-examined When I left tho polls to get
Mr. Mean to vouch lor me, several men followed
me, and some of them offered ine a Democratic
ticket, telling me if I voted it I would have no
difficulty in getting it iu.
John ('alien, residing in the Seventh division
of the Fourth ward; John Rottenburg. In the
Eighth division of the Fourth ward: Charles
Kellev aud Michael McAnaney, in ine Sixth
division of the Fourth ward, testified to having
voted the lull ixepubiicau ticket in me divisions
in which they rebided at the last October clec
tlor, CouKresM.
After the close of our report yesterday the
following was doue in tho House of Represen
tatives: A bill respecting the election for member or
delegate to 'Congress was made tho fpecial
order for to-morrow. The report of the confer
ence committee on the concurrent resolution to
create a Committee on Retrenchment wa9 agreed
to. Among the bills passed was one abolishing
the office of chief of staff to the General of the
urniv: aleo a bill providing that no retired
officer of the army shall be assigned to duty of
any kind; slo one relative to the Adjutant-
Generai's department. a resonr.ion was
adopted relative to tho foreign commerce of this
country. A bill was Intro Juced to limit public
ei peuditures, A resolution requesting the
Senate to return the concurrent resolution on
final adiournnient wua laid ou the t-tblo. Ttie
reciprocity resolutiou passed atlast seislou was
agalu patsed. Adjourned.
lltrrlnlnrir
Last evening the Stale Legislature met and
train acted the following: busiuess:
.sknatk. Amouu the bills introduced was one
providing tor the restoration of marriages in
tbU State; also, aa ast to authorize the con-
liuuiiuu w a iviiiifn'l lUluuU LUC uvifcuwu
tier of Pcnusvlvanla counties. Adlnurued.
Housi. The bill authorizing Philadelphia
aldeiairn to justify sureties ou bond of aopii
csats for. license, &c, was discussed and passed
Adjourned.
' Tbs legislature of Minnesota, according
to a time-honored custom, closed its session
with a general spree ia the ball of the House.
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF T RADII,
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WllLlAMO. KmwT, -COMMITTIH Of TH MOSTH.
1. O. Mt Cam mum, )
MUVKMKMTS OV OCKAM BTJCAMKilS.
FOK AMKRiOA.
AtalBnta...,.,....London..n.New York.M...Mr. S
Heolft Llverpxl... New York Mar. 9
Mlune(ila.......LlTeriiool.New York......Mr. S
nnyiTiiiil.... Liverpool. ..Now York .Mir. 11
BllirrnlHB .... Llverool...I'orllnd.............Mr. n
L'liyolOork -Liverpool... New York....Miir. 1-1
St. Lmirent..... Brent New York...... Mr. 11
We.ii,hll ..Havre- New York .Mr. IS
blbetla -Liverpool. ..New York-........Mnr. IS
KOR KUROPIC.
(-rmRDl..........New YorkHaniburg..........Mar. n
Chili. -...New York. ..Liverpool .Mu. It
Palmyra...... New York... Liverpool........ Mar. 2A
Hermann New York... Bremen .Mar, 2S
City ot Par Is.. New York...Llverpool ,...Mr. 27
Columbia, IHmNew York...UlaiKOW... ,.Mr. 27
Minnesota. New Yom .Liverpool Mar. al
U. ol A nlwerp...New York. ..Liverpool...-... April 8
Atalanla.......Now York...Lonlon April S
Kau(iroo..........New York... Liverpool -April 6
Will. Penn -.New York...Ixjmlon -April 10
OOAHTWIhF,. DOMKrtTlfc), KTO.
Mlfwtsslppl .....New York...Klo Janelro.........Mar. 18
VnHio lJblla1a..-.New Orleani....Mar. 24
J.W. Kveruiaa..PlillHta Charlontou .Mar. 25
Columbia New Y ork... Havana. ........... .....Mar. Vt
Tonawanda.....I'hllada Havannah - -Mar. 27
Malls are forwarded bv evnrTiLnauinr lu the reaulat
linen. The nieamem for or from Liverpool call at
tlueendtown, except the Oanadlau line, which cull at
Londonderry. The itnamera for or from theOuatt-
pent can at aonmampton.
CLKARKD YKHTERDAY.
Parone Mary J. Fox. feoaa. Mittnru (irnrtr.
Sr. brig Hunter, Lamb, Halifax, N. t)., O. O. Van
Horn.
Bchr wm. B. Thomas, Wlusmore, Olenfaesos, D. 8.
Li ..... . n Jb (in
Hc.tt J. Htroup. Crawford. Boston. Day. TTnddell A Cio.
Bctir H. Q. ICly, McAllister. Baltimore, Lennox A
Butes.
BchrHarab, Cobb, Mew Bedford, J, Rommel, Jr. A
Schr W. W. Marcy, Champion, Boston. da
Pchr K. H. M llson, Harris. Hyannla, do.
Pchr Hunter, iraue. f aw tucket, do.
Bohr KeadlngKK. No. 42, Anderson, New London. do
Ht'r Millvllle Benenr. MHlvllle, Wbltall. TaturuAco,
m.'t J. H. Hb river. Rlireana, Baltimore. A. (4rovm. Jr.
Ht'r V.. C. Blddle. McCue.NewYork.W. P. Clyde Alio.
Tuk Tboa. Jefferson, Allen, for Baltimore, with a tow
01 Barges, w. r, yjiyuo at w
ARBTVICD YESTERDAY.
Hcbr Ann Dole. Analey, s daya from Wilmington,
JN. v., wiin iiimoer to iiennox itargesa.
Bchr Enterprise, Fisher, HI days trom Win ton, N.
p.. with lumber to Collins A Co
fccbr InaacC. Hertz, Gray, 4 days from Portland,
with plaster to E. A. Souder A Co.
Bcbr W. F. Washington, Hastings, I days from
Cannon s erry, uei., who lumuer to uoinns & vo,
Hcbr Hunter. Crane, from New York.
Ki'hr K. M. Dnflleld. Ravner. from New York.
Btami r Volcan, Morrison, 24 hours from New
Vnrk. with mdnn. to W. M. Balrd A Co.
Steamer Mayflower, Fnlla. 24 hours from NSW York,
with mdae to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Bteamer Monitor, Jonea. 24 hoars from New York,
with nidse. to W. M. Balrd A Co.
Bieamer Mlllville, - Renear, from New York,
with mdse. to Wbltall. l atum A Co.
Bteamer Beverly, Pierce. 24 hours from New York,
llh nirlaa. In W P. Olvrte A lyn.
TngThoa. Jefferson. Allen, from Baltimore, With a
low Oi nargea w w. r. uiyue at uo.
XH B.MURAIN "A,
Hhlp Othello. Plukham.lur Philadelphia, cleared at
T IvTAWtmnl ilili Inel
Bhlo Baianak. Turley, for Philadelphia, entered out
m Liverpool m mu
Bbln Tyro. Baker, from Leith for Philadelphia, put
!, Ulnilul.. U.o 7l.h Inuf.
Bteamahlp Volunteer, Jones, hence, at New York
- r v, -r QAhl. Tntf. fnr Phi lariat.
rniB. Banea iruni i?uriui. iiu mow
i . . m 111. d nh I B anil as! fan wm
liftrque ia, luguwua. ir rmiBuciMui-. oomr uuw
Liver pro l 9Lh lust., ndwMOlf l lie Or eat Ormshead
i -1 TJan'rlsNnn tVnm T.nnrlnil fni Phflatfiol.
Rarmift KesHia Harris. Allen, hence, at Genoa 5th
Barquo Man AaemiuB, duuhb, 4Ui a uiistutijium,
Baratfe Danish PrlncesH. Bopwlth. from Bhlelda for
rniiaoeipnia. w -f "-.;, .nffir0ir for
narflutJ J unit tv u.'D.Tit auw'v" - . ' r
FoSi'wM apnken 14th Deo., lat 6 Belong. 120 E.
Brig Clara P. Glbba. Parker, from i Matanias via
iJelaware Breakwater, at rsew York 21at lnat.
Brl Albeit. ErlckBon, hence, at Antwerp 8th Inst.
HOt4lh. . . . . i ,.. ci. u.v'i n.. w..
Brig KeSOlulB. xsaru, neuun i". -w -i "
to sail lrom Fortreee Monroe lth luat.
Bcbr Ralph Bouder. Crosby, IS days IromHarana.
"chV MfHViSS. for Philadelphia, was loading
at lUL'UIUUUU 1U.U llini.
WIRCWr.T.AWY.
ci,. -i t. llama Ui.hiiinH. from FhlladelDhla for
Boston, 'with a cargo of 850 toiiB coal, mistook the
I'gbt on wreatioius luniiM ui u7m auuo,
and ran on Great Point Rip aboutrz o o ockon Xhurs.
arr niohf. thn ranialn went to Edsartown for
assistance, and M r. Peter Folger. wreck commissioner.
despatched two ooata to tier reiioi. i, ni wutui
the schooner wouiu cuiut uu
Barque treemau hpuuib, . . ... . . . .
Loudon Docks 9th mil,, iroiu b imn nau on
board the crew ei ine .i""w iuumira,irgm
i.. " i..ir mr TTumlrn rsr. which vessel foundered at
. . . " - . n, nllua All
see, ane naa a uru i
LUMBER.
18G9 bPRDOE JOI8T.
1869
HKULOCK.
1 8t)9 sa5Gn.S.d CLEAK pink.
18K9
I T 1 1 I II IJ JGuJ M. 3 JA Jk J""" A i
SPANISH CjfAJTOH PASXJinL
11111" U A M H IX IVI K H .
irfH FLORIDA FLUOK1KU, 1 DtQ
1 Rf lH FLORIDA FLOORING, jLOO7
rillOUNi KLJUOK1INI.
VIRGINIA FLOORJUsG.
DKL AW ARE FLOORINU.
AbH FLOORING.
WALNUT F LOOKING.
FLORIDA bTEP BOAjVlDa,
WL PLANK.
1RH9 WALNUT BDa.AiSDPLANJE. lOOt?
Sfc. " - .i, t aiTim UI 1 A If I IM
WALNUT BOARDS.
W ALN U T rLAfta.
10lf, UNDERTAKERS LTJMBKB. 1 QfiQ
1 Rfiir fTNUkJiTAKi-KS' LUMBKR. 10D7
WALNUT AND FINS.
, ,w.r SEASONED POPLAR. QUQ
1 8fi9 SEASONED CHERRY. 10D7
ASH.
WB.ITK.OAK PLANK AND BOARDS.
" HICKORY.
iiSKiS 1869
SPANISH CEDAR BOX BOARDS,
KOK SALE LOW.
10t.A CAROLINA BOANTLING, 1 OCQ
1 Cfcy CAROLINA H. T. BILLS. IOOt7
NOB WAY BOANTLIJNG.
1869 0ybpdraMTnoll 1869
JiADLK, BROT1IEB k CO.,
GROCERIES, ETC.
TTRESII FRUIT IN CANS.
nnirnl-JI. PTNRAPPLCS. ETC.
GREEN COKN. TOMATOES
FRENCH PEAS, MUSHROOMS.
ASPARAGUS. ETC. ETC
AIjBEBT C. ROBERTS,
Dealer In Fine Groceries.
11 7jrp Cor. ELEVENTH and VINE Streets.
PROVISIONS, ETC.
irrmrirT HfW I fill to Cf
ISo. 223 South 8LXTLL.MU Street,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS I
PBO VIS loss,
.m VHf vRM. AMD BAND CLANS.
rou rArait,r vtx
BB1F1I1U!BBJP0E1I, S
jpiOBB aiOHABOl
w . n -m. a Mfrrsji a rvnrtuv
JOHN T. BAILUT.
, X. corner ol MAJgMjJjJ Wiiw Blmit
. . w i . . m la T tnnrrn
II S A k'K nrt A J 4wo HVUUIW
Of every deanrlptlon. fur
liraln, Flour, Bait, BuIr'l;llJpUi 01 Llmi Boe
Large and ssan j-- "iy euu.
Sax I Alao. SVOOb MACuakk
QEORGC PLOWMAfJ,
CABPKNTKS AND BUILDER,
ISO. 134 DUCK Street, PHILADELPHIA
SHIPPING.
ff1 LOBILLARD'S BTBA1ISI1IP LINE
FOR NEW YORK.
Falling Tnesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
REDUCTION OF BATES.
Borlnc rata., commencing Maroh IS,
Balling Tuesdays. ThoradavB. and Saturdays. Oo
and after Uth of Maroh freight by this Line will b
taken at u cents per loo pounds, 4 cents par foot, or 1
cents per gallon, ship's option Advance charges
cashed at ofllce on Pier. Freight received, al all
times on covered wharf.
JOHN F. DHL,
28 1 . pier 19 Norm Wharves.
N. B. Extra rates on small packages Iron, metala, etc.
jgffffr CHARLESTON, 8. C.
The South and Southwest
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
EVEKI TDVHSDAT.
The Steamships PROMKTHKCS, Captain Gray,? J.
a t jo.rvjn.Ai3, vaptam vauce,
WILL FORM A BAUDLAR WEEKLY LTTflt
The ateamahlB J. w. kvr.rmav win ..n nn
1HTJR8DAY, March 83, at 1 P. M.
Jhrongh bills of lading given In connection with s.
C. R. R. to polnu In the South and Southwest.
insurance at lowest raUs, Bates ot freight as low
as by any other route. For freight, apply to
A, HUDUER A CO
i2Jtf DOCK STREET WHARF.
It" LIVERPOOL AND QUEERS-
UliWTUWN.-lllniaii I.ina nl Uall u..
axe anpomted to aall aa ll.ow.: r
CITY OF PARKS, Baiurday,
UnurAfliwusr, Saturday,
tUli i ur waonuiuiun, Tuesday,
aud each succeeding (Saturday and alternate Tuesday.
lrom Pier 4. North River,
UA1JU OF PAHUAUJi! BT Tins MAlr, UTIAMB
UIUH8 MVjBBT liTOBDAY,
Payable In Wold. phia in Onrrannv.
FIRtiT CABljN....ll!08TjiiHAUl..........tW
rO jbonuon...MMM loel to London.. u
to Paris ml to parla ...... 47
PASUAeS BY THI TOJWUAT STBAKkB VIA BALUrAX.
jriHUT OAbUf, BTBBBACin,
Payable In Uold. Pavahla In Uurrenov.
JUverpooL............tLlverpool....M..
Ualllaz. .... iUlttalllax M,n l&
Bt. Joun s, IN. If....... I 4 131. John's, jN, J!.. ......
by Rranch bteainer.... J I y Brauoh Steamer.
AW
ierH:
inrg, Bre
pasaeugera also iorwaro.ua to jUavre, ilamuurg,
Dieu, e&u, at reuuueit
Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by
persona sending for tnelr Irleuds.
for further information apply at the Company'
OQices.
JOHN U, AlAJtiA, Ageuij, ng, 10 DftUiliWAI, a. X ,
OrW O'ilOJN jS SXL A J AULX, Agenta,
no, tii vubjosx ui Direct, puiiaaeiphia.
ONLY DIRECT LIMB TO FRANCE.
'liin. UJtiNERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S
ALAJ..U t51HJiaiOiLljrO HJil WiiJIJN niEW YORK
AND HAVRE, CALLING AT BREST.
The splendid new vessels on this favorite route fhr
the Continent will salt from Pier No. 60 North river,
aa lullowa:
ST. LAURS.NT M..Brocande.....8aturday,Oct s
ViLLi; DE PAjH1S..m .Huruiout Saturday, Oct. 17
Pri.Kh.IKK........ Duchesne jsaturday, Got. U
PRICE OF PASSAGE
In gold (lncludlug wine),
TO BREST OR HAVRE,
First Cabin......... I4 becoud Ca01n........... S86
iu raiuo,
(Including railway tickets, lurnlahed on board)
First cabin..-., f 146 Second otbln..... S86
These ateauiera ou 1.01 carry steerage pasaeugera.
Medical attendame liee ol charge.
American travellers roiuk to or returning from
the cunlinent of Europe, by taklug the steiuiers of
thia line avoid unnecessary rlska from transit oy
English railways aud crobsmg the channel, besides
saving time, trouble, and expense.
T " GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent,
NO. 6S BKOAL WA't JSoW I OIK.
For passage In PuilaueluUla. aPPy at Adams'
Expres Company, to JL L. LEAF,
1 i, i jlu. szu jjolj3.oj.i u a otreet.
4T7. PUlLAUBLtHlA, UICHMONL
gAaLAl AND NORFOLK. STEAMSHIP LINE,
FESEuWfl FREIGHT AIR LINE TO Til
bOU'IH AND WEST.
EVERY SATURDAY,
At noon, from FIBST WHAHF above MARiriri
Btreet, .mc J tl,.nnn t. ..
to all POUi ta m uiu auu ouuiu uaruiina, via Sea
board Air Line Railroad, connecting at Portsmouth
tad to LyuuhDuxg, Va.,Teunrienee, and the West, via
Virginia aud Tennessee Air Line and Klcnmond. anil
Danville Railroad,
Prelght HANDLED BUT ONCE, and taken at
LO VV ER RAPES THAN ANY OTHER LIN Jl.
The regularity, safety, and cheapness of this rout,
commend It to the public aa tne most desirable tat
dlum for carrying every description of trelgnl,
N o charge for wmiuisBlon, dray age, or ftuy expeast
Oftransler. , . .
Steamsnip. insurcu mneai irki.
Freight received tffc p 0TjTM
Wo. 14 ortb kuU faoulh WliAKViLft.
W. P. POKTJlB. Affeui ft I Biciimoiid aud C1U
WOTIUK. JfUJ iNXiW XUUflL VIA
It . ft -l-airT A UJ a WIT A N T hi A a TT A TJ 1 1 a KT a T
rTxPiilUSiS STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
The CHEAPEST and uUiCKESt water communi
cation beiwctu Phlladelpula anu New York.
bteamers leave dally trom drat wharf below Market
Btreet. Philadelphia, and foot ol Wall street, New
Tor. M .
ooos sorwaraeu ny an uoujjt ruuuiui uutui new
York, North, East, and West, free or ooiuinlsaloii,
Vrnli-ht raueived on and after the 8th Instant, and
forwarded on accommodating terms.
No, 1 S. DELA WARE Avenu, Philadelphia,
4jam.ES HjvND, Agent,
SCI Wo. 119 WALL Street. New York.
flrr. NEW EArKLBo LIN IS TO ALEA
ffifislr"- "''' Georgetown, and Washington
U, C, via cuesapeiULe uu jjewwarv iwiw, witn oon
norLlona at Alexandria from the moat direct rnnta
tor Lynchburg, Bristol, Knox vllle, NaahTllle, fialtoa
and (he Southwest. , ,
Steamer leave regularly every Saturday at nooa
from the nnt wharf aboa Market street.
Frsigiti receive, mw. WM p CJjTM
No, 14 North and South Wharves.
J. B. DAVIDSON, Agent at Georgetown.
M. ELDKIDGjV Co., Agents at Alexandria, Vlr.
glnla, Si
fBW 3JOT1CE3. FOR NEW IORK,
c.-jt yTSESt. J"" awarw uu rtaritan Canal
s, via jue awarv nun xiaruan canal.
SWIFT SURETRANspORtAXIoa
DESPATCH AND SW1FTSURE LINB.i
The buslnera by tbeae line will be resumed on ana
alter the sth of March. For Freights, which will be
taken en accommodating terms, apply to
W. M. BAIRD, A Co.,
.
sz jmo. EHiutn w nerves.
RAILROAD LINES.
X10RTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILRQAD.
JN For BETHLEHEM, DOYLESTOWN, MADOH
CHUNK, EATON, WILLIAMSPORT, WILKJ..
BARRE. JUAJrlAiNUX Ulix, MOUNT CARMEL.
FUTSTON, TUNKHANNOck, AND BCRAIHTOnI
nifflXLA AJCMa-VIJB.JajLl 113.
Faas enger Trains leave the Deuot. corner of B ERRS
and AMERICAN S tresis, dally (Sunday excepted),
as follows:
At7A. If .(Express for Bethlehem, A lien town,
Manch Chuna, Hasleton, WUllamsport, Wllkesbarre.
Mabanoy City, Plitston, and Tnnkhanuock. '
-6 A. M. (Expreas) tor Bethlehem, Easton, Allen
tows, Manch Chunk, Wllkesbarre, FltUtton, aud
Scranton.
At 1 46 P. M. (Expreaa) for Bethlehem, Manch
Chunk, W Ukeabarre, PllKton, and Sorauton.
At b'uu r. ju.. ;or netnieuem, Easton, Allentown
and Mauch Chunk.
Eor uoy lestowu at a w ja. i u and VM P. M.
For Fort Washington at 10 i6 A. M. and U SOpTm.
For Lansdale at J-i P. M.
Filth and sixth streets, Second and Third streets
and Union City Passenger Railway run to the new
TRjiJNB ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA
From Bethlehem at 1 10 A. M g-lu, fa, and 880
PFrom Doyle town at 8U8 A. M., 4-66 and 7 P. M. '
From Lansdale at 7 30 A. M.
From Fori Vglg nd 8-10 P. M.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at II 80 A. M.
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 2 P. M.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 7 A. M. i
Bethlehem for Phlladeiiihla at P. M.
Ticket sold and Baggage checked through at
Mann's North Pennsylvania Baggage Express Oflloe,
ELL19 CLARK. Agent
PENNSYLVANIA HOSP1TAL.-
,... r-HiLADKLPHiA, December i lent.
The attending Mauagera are:
Wlalar Morris. No. tut 8. Third atreet.
B. Morrla Wain. No. ivu a n.iu.ra avanna.
..tieualn byslclanJ. Mu Da Costa, M. D., WO
10V6 Spruoe street. .
Attending Surgeons-WUlIam Hunt, M. D., No. U00
Bpi nee street. . ,
TtosiM deorg Morton, M. D.. No. 121 Chesnnt
The Physician an1? Surgeon wnd at the HoepJ.
UI every day (Sunday exoepiedJ M receive applloa
Uona tor admission. . ,. alwavs
Person serloualy Injnred by ?".D'Jill
admitted U brought to the Hoapliei lauuaiiy
beraaftar. -SrV
DR. F. GIRAKD, VETEEINABY BUR.
;aauM. teeMa eii msmm ""'rrr00
u, AJau All surgical opwauf. V'V..7..V. Ko.
knodatlon. lur fcoiwia.a ""'
u i i.u J. t I . - -- aliuwa rovwt
O. Bussi, ave FoBlea.
AMUSEMENTS.
AMLIUCAN ACADEMY OP UVS
GRAND OPEBAl 1CJ OOMBIRATIOW
ITAML?V?SM
TOOEIHFR WlTHM Wlttftf-
mJa i w,""e eu'nprlalng the greatest array ofnn...,,.
Ingle entra sesaon ony ia
IMNE(W) OPERA NIQHTH
Ccmm.nntng on AND TW0 Itiincg;
WEDNESDAY 'VBNINO, March 11.
IARKWKLL ENUAUEMENT OF '
. M ISS CLARA LOUISE Kr.LL009,
mentl leavM to'Ul' fler European engage.
LAST APPEARANCE OF
. MADAME ANNA J)K LA GRANGB.
Wbo leaves for Europe on the 10th of April next.
During IMs brlelseason
M1HS CLARA' LOUISE KELLOGG
Wilt Spprar In
FAUaT.
CRI8PINO K LA COM ARB, ,
DON GIOVANNI, and
Also, for the first time In PhlladlW,AMeyerI
beer s grand euera of
IL PROPnKTE
will be produced with its gorgeous rafju tn ictne.'
grand ballet, and military binds, eto. etc., with
MADAME LA GRANGE
In her greatnt role, that of "Fides."
In addition to the above Donizetti's grand operaof
BLLISARIO
11 be rendered, with
, M I 8 AGATHA STATE!
Id the principal role.
tTr'ie'oiiowingariiHt win also appear In conjnoo
miss j. mcculloch,
madame rotter.
Madame hkllni.
blGNOR BOETTL
felg. LOTTI. HERR HABELMAWN
Signer ORT.ANDINI.
EH.UU FORMES,
, BARILI, Signer ANTOSOJCC1.
Big. DTJBRKTJIj.
big. RONCONI, and otherg;
GRAKD CHORUS ANI OROUS.BTRA.
Meadames W ESMAEL and EUCCOLI
IN TUK GRAND BALLET.
( Mr. MA X M ARETZEK MS al ---J
Conductors,- and TzLZ
(, Big TOR RIANT. waSjT2
SPECIAL NOTICE. li?
Owing to the extraordinary expense at tend an S '
open the engagement of Mlsa CLARA LOUISO
a r.xjuuu uu in. proauc ion or jueyerDeer Grand
TWELVR il'Ji r.ni.r.ARM nli.v
The Box Office wl'l open for the subscription ssTa
f1.-.0. Trnmplei'a Mualo Store on THUltS.
DAY. 861 b Inst., at A. M. g gj
HE8NUT STREET THEATRE
C. D. HESS & CO. ManageTs
(Also of C'osby'a Opera House. Chicago I
rjDilunnl n'PIJnL.nnr r i '
TO. HI 114 HT
l
rr... - .
i
Leon Brothers
Hernandez .
Brebans,
The Jape.
Swiss and Cow
bell Ringers, etc.
Mrs. Oales,
i un areat Axtrararansa.
THE FIELD
Fannie Stockton
Katie Pulnam,
Mr. McManns,
Mr. Burnett.
Mr. Flake,
Mr. Bradley, etc.
or
THE CLOTH
OF GOLD.
ALL APPEAR
IHIS AFTERNOON AND EVJENINO
in rue
FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD. 8 (2
WALNUT ST. THEATRE. BEGINS AT 7)
THIS (Tnasday) EVENING. March 2J. '
Second Night oi the Romantic Drama entitled . '
FOOL PLAY, oJJuuea
Frem the celebrated work of
CHARLES KKADKAND DION BOTJOIOATTIT
WITH ALL ITS ORIQINALBPLENDOR. '
NEW AND BEAUT1FDL SCENERY.
AND STARTLING MECHANICAL EFFEOra.
PARTICULAR ANNOUNCEMENT.
TbeManagement beg leave to announce an engairA. '
ment with the great
LONI ON BURLESQUE COMBINATION.
JENNY WILLMORE-LIWILLMOBE, AND
R8. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET Tup.
AT RE. Begin at M to 8.
MONDAY AND TUK "DAY EVENING 3.
(Eleventh and Twelfth representations).
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Mrs. JOHN DREW aa BEATRTfim '
Aided by the full Company. aiI0B
Wednesday Benefit of Mlsa DA VKWPOBT i
TbU'sday MUU1L ADO ABOUT NOTHlNS '
Friday Benefit of MRS. T. A. OREE3K
Saturday Beuefit of MR S HEMPLE
Monday WOM CN RULE.
HE AIRE COMIQUE, SEVENTH STREET
below Arch. Commences at 8 o'clock '
MOST FOSITIVKLY THE LAST WEEK
A Re-engagement Demanded bythePnbllo of Pra.
feasor Rlsiey 'a Imperial and Original
JAPANESE TROUPE.
TbousanrTs unable to gain admission last week
ALL RIGHT" APPKARS EVERY NIGHT.
FAREWELL MATINEE oo SATURDAY AT TWO
Evenlnv Idmli.lnti 91 an ..H tk . ?
' . .... , ... w, mmmm, , u uu, nrau be
Trumpler's. "' a 22 t
FOA'S AMERICAN VAKIETY THEATRE.
ENGAGEMENT OF THE JAPS
lor e limited nnmberoi nights.
The great JAPS and the original
1I,I..HTRT
EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY A FTERNOON
MUSICAL FUND HALL,.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 24, 188.
Grand Vocal end Instrumental Concert by the Won.
ijciiu. tiiiiuiDu ai,ini xruiu now I urx.
JOHANNA AND WILLIE HESS.
Assisted by ti e following Eminent Artlnts: 1
MAD. HENRIETTA BKHRENd.
MR. R. HENNI9, " I ' '
AND MR. J ULI Ui HE9S,
TrCKETS....... ONK DOLLAR.
. i.e .obulnel Haaaler'e otlioe No. 314 H,
V..1!?. tree. "d mnaln atorea of Meaara. Louis. No.
LiJV;,A.Bdre.,i? llu! Boeer. No. 110; Wlttljl,
NO. 101; and Trnmpler, No. OO Cheanut Street. '
Door open at 7; Concert at 8. 8218t
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
8tret?AIU ' N08, 70' m d 724
THE GRAND ORCHESTRION, formerly the pro. '
pei ty of the GRAND DUKE OF BADEN, purchased
at great expense by JA(X)B VALER, of this city, la
combination with FLAMER'S ORCHESTRA. anS
Mse NELLIE ANDEIU-WN, will perform EVERY
AFTERNOON and EVENING al the Sove-mei
tloned place. Admission free. . i u tl '
HORTICULTURAL HAL L.OER MANIA
ORCH EfeTK A P D B L I O REH KARSAia
EVERY WEDNESDAY, at 8 P. MickeU ibid
at the door, aud all principal Mualo Store. Pack,
age of live lor li alngle. 26 cenU. r'0,
-JSU'emenu can be made by addressing O.BA8
TER1, No. 1231 MONTERM.Y Street; and Andre's
Mnslc Store No. lux Cheeeut atreet. 1 81 8m
CABL SENTZ' AND MARK msSLER-g OR
CHEhTRA MATINEES. EVERY SATURDAY
at 8p. M IN MUSICAL FUND HALL. SlngleAd.
mlaalon, 6 cesui Faokage of 4 tickets, U, alBoner'aj
No. lioa CHKSNPT St.. and at the Door. H t U
YMNASIUM, CORNER OF NITH AND
ARCH blreeta, for Ladies, Gentlemen, and Uhll
dren, la now open DAY and EVENIr G. Lessons
Jlven In Sparring and Fencing. Call In person or send
orclrcnlar fa stuthamo PROF. L. LEWIS.
MAMMOTH . VELOCIPEDE SCHOOL.
TWENTY-FIRST aud KACE Streets, open
Day aud Evening. All siylea ot Veloolredes bota
lor sale and to rent. Headquarters of PhilaUelphie
Velocipede Club. Admlaalon, u cents.
8am JiJT'.FQBT.-.
DYEING AND PRINTING.
ESTABLISHED 1810.
Tho New York Dyeing and .
Printing Establishment,
tBTATEN IXAKD,
No 40 North EIGHTH Street (Wet Side). Phtla.
0el.ba: No. l8 DUANE Stxeew: and 754 BROAD '
WAY,rew ora
MEN'S GARMEN1S. and PIECE GOODS, U their
UGA RMENTSLErED WHOLW. It 11 tb.'nZOI
NOTE Thl our only olUc. in rhlledelpnia.
M
EBBICK A S O N 8
BO UTH WARE FOUNDRY.
He. ao WASHINGTON AVJaF. Pblladelehla.
WILLIAM WRIGHT'S) FATJaWT TAJUASLa
CUT OFF BTKA M-ENGINJi .,
Kegnlated by the Govexeor.
MERRICK'S SATKTT HOIBTINa MAOHINB ,
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PATENT VALVEL STEAM HAMMM.
n. jg. wjsstojts)
PATENTSKLF-C ENTERING. SUSLF-BALAWOUia
CENTRIFUUAL BUGAR-DRAININQ MACHINH .
' ' A " ' . , .
- ' BTDBO UTBAOTttS, . .
Fer Coteoa or Woollen Mj-uouir-y imaw .
jr YOO WANT A DEXJOHTFUL BPRINQ
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ju rjiurur. ic." tne prieea upon the
R KLLOGG" and "IL PHOPHKTE" elgbt will be
ADMISSION. $1. RESERVED SEATS, ! .
bnbscrlptlnn tor the nine (9) opera nights will be
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aa usual, wiin u hiiucn ,. . w . . . .. - . "
moat approved machinery, lO D E, CLKANS aud
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