THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY,. APRIL 24, 1809.
TUE ODI ML LOW.
,, Tb" Orlrr of IVoreNKlnn.
I no t.nmmlttoe of ArriuuM-nients bfwlnz In
SPECIAL ORDERS.
wT5.M,Il0i'r n,i Kiwentatlve of the R.
h 5 ." ,'l''liiirttl Hall, at o'clock A. M.
i- i.; w't,r,'l I'-nennipraeni of Pennsylva
cloci Armble " 1,?l UcuUluftl llalIi 8
The K. W. Grand Lo'itgo of the United States
will assemble in tho Foyer of the Academy of
M lc, at 8 o'tilook A. M.
The Ormul Lodge and Urnnd Kncampment of
New Jersey will assemble at the Ashland
House, Arch Ktreot above (Seventh, at 7.45 A.
M., under tlie direction of tlieir respective
Ornnd Marshals.
The New Jersey Subordinate De egatlons
will assemble ut Ciimien, under the direction
of the Chief Marvlial of New Jersey.
The Itelnfr:ulots from Oillo wl 1 assemble at
the 1111 of tho Classic il In-tllute, S. W. cor
ner of road and Walnut streets, under the di
rection of tbeUraud Maislial of Oliio.
The Delegations from the District of Colu n
Ma and Maryland will UMsnuihle at the l'htla
ilphta skating Ulnk, coi ner ot Twenty-first
and Kac ntrfetH under tho direction of their
retpe-tlve 4rnnil Marshals.
The New York Delegation will assemble at
the I Pierre House, nndur t he dirccion of the
.rand Marshal of N w Vo k.
The Trnnessio D.-lcgntion, being an eso"rt
to the Uran i hire, will assemble at the Foyer
of the AcinD-my of M'-sic, ut eight o'clock A. M
Grand Vincent, aod Past Uunud Officers of
Juradl t.oni not iiHined ulxn , will aapemble
with the Giaml Lodge of Pennsylvania,,-at
llortrcnllnral HaU, atelahto'c ock, A. M.
The Grand JOdKeol the United State will
review the procession and afifcrward take its
proper position In tho lino.
Hi other Robert Muckcy has been appointed
Assistant Grand Marshal, to take chai ns of the
Grand IxhIkh of Pennsylvania In the proces
sion, with mothers Charles W; RUlgoway and
Henry kuiiElg as aids.
I The line will moveat twelve o'clock precise
ly ( up i! road to Columbia avenue, east aide;
tnenco down, on the west aide, to Christian
utrcet thence down to Third; np Third to
Walnut; np Wulnutto Fifth) up Fifth to G Ir
ani avenue; up Girard avenue, (north side), to
Twelfth; down' Twelfth to Chestnut; down
Chestnut to Sixth; np Sixth loituuo, and there
dismiss.
Lodges that appear In Regalia will form as
follows:
Marshal and Assistants.
Outside Guardian,
hecne Supporters.
Members of the Initiatory Degree, in order of
Juniority, six abreast.
Members or the White, l'ink, Koyal Blue,
Green and Scarlet Degrees, respectively,
in like order.
Members of the Koyal furplo Degree.
Tast Grandsof the Loan", In order of Juniority,
six abreast:
Tho Treasurer, Secretary and Assistant Secro
tary. 1 The Vice Grand and Supporters.
The Chaplain, supported by the Warden and
Conductor.
The Noble Grand and Supporters.
Inside Guardian.
FORMATION- OF PROCESSION.
Grand Marshal Scarlet velvot sash. 11 ro.
Thomas A. Howley, Grand Marshal Grand
Lodge of Pennsylvania.
Grand Marshal's Personal Aids Sc.irlet silk
pushes; silver rosettes. Uros. James L. Gra
ham and Thomas J. Town.
Grand Marshal's Aids Scarlet silk sashes
white rosettes. A. Jlelneman, Louis J. Lad
ner, Absjlom Taylor, Theo. Ueaver, Churles J.
Gibbons, II. Carr, Jacob Stein, William Henry,
Harry Conner, Henry Uelsklng, Samuel Mow
er, George C. l'aul, James Nelson, Lous Pro
not, John Christy, John G. Sleinio, L. Fish
blait, J. It. Kberlo, K. L Grant. A. W. Richards.
Division Marshals Scarlet. silk: sashes; blue
rosettes.
Division Marshals Aids nine silk sashes;
white rosette.
- First Division Ilro. I'eter Frit r., Marshal.
Aids tiros. George W. Buckinun and Fran
cis J. Keller. Mechanics' band, Morguutown's
l'and.
Form on Coates street, east of Broad. Right
It . 1 klMknixltnula f mll.llll llf Putl II.
leHUIIK UU Ullfmii tiiuiwiuiuwvw wiuq v vuh-
sylvania, from No 05 to iW. Inclusive
Skcosd Division lrt. W4, Sheppard,
Marshal
Al'-.os. James Ilohletl ami William L.
Wollerton. Germantown "and,- "'"J.
Form on Wallace, east of liroad. Right vest,
ihg on Broad. Subordinate Lodges of 1'enu
syfvania from No. 45 to 87U, inclus ve.
Third DivisiOM-Bro. Franklin C. Garrlgues,
MArids-Bros. A. K. Dnnkle and W'. U. Pettit.
Sweeny's Band, United States Band.
Form on Green street, east of Broad. Right
resting on Broad. Subordinate Lodges of i'onn
sylvauia from No. 8 to S97, inclusive.
Foobth Divisios Bro. C. C. McLaughlin,
WAiuBiOB. Georgr H . Book and John A. Bar
rett. Vhusnixville Band, West Philadelphia
B Fom on Spring Garden street, east of Broad.
RiEht resting on Broad. Subordinate Lodges
of Pennsylvania from No.Wto 2M, inclusive.
Fivth ivisiosr Uro. James .Fititpatrick,
AMsBros. Charles T, Jones anrt'K. II. Ste
vens. Uox borough Band, Nornstowu Band.
Form onlButtonwood street, east of Broad.
Right resting on Broad. Subordinate Lodges
Of Pennsylvania from No. 'JH2 to 191, Inclusive.
Sixth Divwiok Bro. John F. Ballier, Mar-
lids Bros. F. Phillips aud F. Zaiss. Holt
JSan'B Band, Andre's Bund.
Form on Callowhill street, east of Broad.
Rieht resting on Broad. Subordinate Lodges
of Pennsylvania, Noa. 605,597, &), 81. (Ger-man-,
with invited guasts.
SavBRTH Division. Bro, Christopher Klelnz,
AidsBros. J. D. Flurer and J. Welde. IUr.
mony Band. PenusylvauU Band.
. i n v'diu mi-Mt. east of Uroad. Right
-!..,. i,n Tirnuil. Subordinate Lodges (
Pennsylvania, Hos. 18U, 174, 17., K, (weliuan),
KioHTH i I"viMo-Bro. J. W. Ilaney. Marshal.
Aids Bros George r. Borla aud J. W . Fisher.
Union Band, Merion Sqyare Hand.
Form on Race sueet, ea'.t of Broad. Right
resting on Broad. Delegation iroui bordi
nate Lodges f Pennsylvania.
Nimth Division Bio. Geeiga Bertram, Mar-
i 1
Aids-Bros. R. C. PmiiU and D. B. Slifer,
Form on Arch street, (north side), eat of
Broad, itignt resiiog uu "'".v
Lodges of Pennsylvania, from No. 1U0 to 1G,
Tk th Diviio-ro. J 11. Taggart, Marshal.
ja. jl Lin. v a -- j -
McClurg's Band, Ringgold Bnd, LllswortU
...t of Broad. Kltht
resting on Broad. buUordlnate Lodge of
Pennsylvania from No. lt to 1 , inciusivy,
Klkvnt Division Bro. R. L. Hotline,
Alds-ilros. W. W. iHayberry and Thonm B.
M7 Addis. Gralfula' 7th Regiment Baud,
Churehtown nana. ,
f orm vu ubchiiwv v.w. .. -- r , .
Right resUng on Broad. MiUrdlnata Iodge
oi rennsy i viim "' ;, ,"' . .,,
Twaj-FTH DiviBiow Bro. A. G. Gowlail, Mar-
- . .l l.mai 1.il Inn
AiuS liros. Jmm li - , i.r
Newport Germaiua Band, Beck' Philadelphia
Form on Walnut street east of Broad. Right
resting on isroiu. ouiiui.h.i..
i. . I.. Vn All in tt. Inclui v e.
Tbiktbkjitu Division Uro. John F. Glenn,
Marshal. . K 8nea.
Keystone Baud, Fire Zouaves' Band, Liberty
- , . - .. t i ,-t
iu,4,7 f Broad. Rla ht
re'tlng on Broad. Subordinate Lodge of
Pennsylvania from No. n to ii, inn .
Fouktkiciith Di visioN-Bro. William it. Mann,
Marsuai. r,. onil John R. John.
Aius Jru. hi. jvuooo .. -
son. Jefierson Band, National Cornet Baud,
M"9!Lal"h. .rf Broad. Riirht
f UrlU Mil DIM Utc Bticvv . -
resting on Jtroail. Subordinate lodges of
Pennsylvania iroin nu. i iu , V, is i ir
FiyrKHKTH Division Bro. U. . o. iieatn,
i. .. i
Aids ilroa. 8. Williams and 0. Parker. Two
jianos.
... . . i, ,f Itrnail T?1frbt.
lui uiuu i ui ail ixlj vaab ... ..
resting on Broad. Subordinate Lodges of New
Jersey. - ' .. . .
""'""y - . .....
blXTKBMTB D I VISION liro. IOUn Vi. Burner,
Aids Bros. Harry O'Null and John L. Young.
T - ii ......
Form on Lombard street, east of Broad.
Bight resting on Rroad. Hnbordlnate TKigcs
ol Ohio, Itlst net oi Columbia, and New York.
m vkntskhth Division Bro. 8. Pan in Mill.
Marshal.
Aids-Bros. R.G.King, and P. M. Bnowden.
Two Bands.
Foim on South street, eat of Bryad. Rlvrht
resting on Broad. Suborulnate Llgvs of
Maryland. .
KienTKKBTB Divinos Uro. Jeshua Lynch,
Marshal. '
Aids Bros. J. F. RinecXer and J. Peck
Dnkhar To Bands
Foim on Shlppen street, east of Br d.
Right resting on Broad. Su oordinate Lodges
of MatylaiKl.. 6
NiKKTKRNTn fi vision Bro. II. W. Bailey,
Grand Marshal Grand Kncampment of Penn
sylvania. Aids Bros. F. M. Rea and William Jenkins.
Wtbei's Cornet Band, National Brass Band.
Form on Fitzwatcr street, cast f Broad.
Right resting on Broad. Subordinate K.ncaian
menls of l'cnnsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, Dis
trict of Columbia, New Vork, ami Maryland,
tlcctlvO officers of Subordinate Kucampniciits,
Grand K Ciinpinoiits of l'cnnsylvania, New
Jersey, Ohio, District of Columbia, Hew Vork,
and Maryland.
Twkntieth Division Bro. George Fling,
Marshal. '
Aids Bros. George W. Fox and J. R. Wh'.to.
Hermann's Bund, Coatcsville Band.
Form on Catharine street, east of Broad.
Right resting on liroad. Consisting of Toii
r.essee Delegation (being an escort to the
Grand Sire).
Grand Lodge of New Jersey.
Grand t Ulcers of Louisiana and Georgia.
Grand Lodges of Ohio, DlMtrlet of Columbia
New York, Maryland, and Pennsylvania..
MEWS BUniBIAIlY.
. 'ltv.Aflalm.r.
-A distillery, at Twenty-sixth and Fuctoiy
streets, was seized yesterday by Revenue OlliceV
ilcihnau, on tho ground that the still was run at
n lull t, and in the absence of a storekeeper.
John K. Valentine, Emu., has been appointed
Assistant Attorney for the United States District
Court of Eastern Pennsylvania. The act pro
viding for the appointment of Assistant Attor
neys ior United States courts was repealed, and
re-enncted nt the last session of Congress.
Tho following police appointments were
made yesterday by Mayor Fox: William Narrur
and George Kcndcll, Seventh district; John
Koncy, Ninth district; James Dougherty, Fourth
District; Charles Martin. Seventeenth district.
Reserve Olllecr, Joseph S. Hall.
A lady named Mary E. Miller arrived at bong'
Branch, on Thursday, aud was soon after taken
ill and became insensible. On her trunk was
her unnic and that of her husband, Theodore
Miller. It is thought she belongs to this city.
Some of the residents of Long branch took her
in charge.
Tlie will of Mary Emclinc Smith, admitted
to probate yesterday, contains the following be
quests: Union School and Children's Home,
:K; Philadelphia- Bible Society, i?:00; Camden
Monte for Friendless Children, 300; Board of
Domestic Missions, wtfOO: and Society for Dis
abled Ministers of the Presbyterian Church, lipHOO.
Company G, of the" Philadelphia City
(uard, held nn election last evening for
ollicers in the new school building at Crown aud
l!aee streets, with the following result: Cap
tain, E. J. lirodie. A. M., Principal of the Boys'
Grammar School; First Lieutenant. James Fla
herty, Senior Class: Second Lieutenant, Charles
U. K'leckner, Jr. Major Charles Cosslctt con
ducted the election. There were present fifty
youths fully equipped. Tlie uniform Is similar
In many respects to that worn by the City Guard
The journeymen Urickmakers held a meet
ing last evening, in Katcr i all, on Shlppen
street, above Fifteenth, to receive the charter
lately granted by the Legislature, and to adopt
by-laws. It was stated "that first-clas brick
lunkcrs arc now receiving 4 a day. nnd second
class and pressors ir3-37, setters 4-:i5. nn increase,
of 23 per cent, over the wages of last year. The
advance was requested of the employing brick
makers last year, nnd acquiesced in by them
without objection. The journeymen return their
thanks therefor.
Domestic Allah's.
Hold" closed yesterday at 133.
Customs receipts last week. $3,153.61
A planiniT mill was burned iu Chicago yes
terday. Lot-s, 15.000.
vociiior tear nab Hppomii;u y.imwo iv.tivi
Associate Judge of Columbia county.
Late advices lroui Koitiak island report un
usual quautitics of ice and snow.
General Parker, commissioner oi Indian
Aftairs, will enter on his duties next Monday.
-Governor Sevinour, of British Columbia, has
appointed six commissioners to revise the cus
toms tarllt ol the colony.
Governor llarrimau. oi New Hampshire.
will not resign his ollice to accept the Naval
Agcuev at Boston until June.
One of Briiiham Youuir's wives and one of
his sons were among the visitor calling upon
President Grant 3 esterday.
M. C. Kilirore. of asluniiton, Iowa.
Jumped from the fourth story of a hotel, in Clil-
cago, vesterdav, mm died in uau an uour aner.
rtincn bioiio ucau iuc diwiuhuv cuiian:
Bnllroad, for this session, at least, iu the New
Vork Senntc, yesterday. Iy a vote of 23 to 7.
General Sherman will deliver the diplomas
to the officers who have graduated at the Artil
lery School at Fortress Mouroc during the
year.
M ill ol' ItlrlmiMl 1. M ood.
VAITK OK JCSTATK OVER t3,0W,IKHI.
I. lilt hard 1). Wood, of the city of Philadelphia,
Ix-tug nt sound mind and disposing memory, do
in tiki- a nil declare this to be uiy last will aud testa
ment. I give to mv wife, Juliana R. Wood, my lot of
ground No. 1 121 Arch street, together with all the
liniisi'liiilil Itiriiiturc of every description it may con
tain. tuKctlier with the carriages, harness, horses,
and st a l.le equipments and buildings upon It.
1 give lo mv sons, idcimni n iviwaru k.
Wood, l.eorgc Wood, uii'l IUiihIliiIi Wood, lo be
held In trust by them for the use of my daughters,
Man wood and .lulia wood, tlie proceeds, to lie
t iiiully ibvlded iH'taceii lliciii, ull the real estate I
hold in rtitladflpliiu. except that named above given
lo lay Mile, eoiisikiihg of the lot of ground and store
No. iX'V Market street : house und lot No. Ml'i Second
Mrcel : lot ol uP'Uii.l "U I'liie street, ninety-three leet
111 Width. II lid IH-Iweeli Twelif.v-secolid Ulld Twrllt.v-
llurd st reels, tin the liorlh side; also, iweutr
llioiikuiid doliaiit of stock In The Millvllle mid
l.lHssiKjro' ICullroad ( nuipanv, tweiity-lUe tlionsaild
ilidlat s or tlie e me May uul Mtll lite liaiiroud mil
I'Viiv tirsl iimrtiiiiiie sex eii per cent, ixnids, ten thou-
tain) iioiiurs oi i ne sio. v (i ine rnuudeipiiia nhuoiiui
IVitllk, live lln.lli.Hlnl il'illlirs of the coupon bonds of
the I tilled Mates; ulso, twelve tlioiwuud live linn
ureil ami kixI-i dullurs sixtt-Aeveii cents ground
relit deeds on pr"H-rt on llalillltoii und l'llle streets.
I'lilladelphiu, and desire said misled to puv lo llieiu
eiilill Ihe act priMi-ed.uf I lie alsn eliiilned property ,
derived I lulu dividends, reins, ami interest, niter
PHMiieiit of inxeK and current repair. And in case
I IiiUJol nv oi pain iniMfcn neeui it ior ine iineresi
Mild sslerv of the property so lu-qiif nthed to Maty
nd Jnllu inid. and a till llieir coiiselil. to sell uiiv
ol Hie ulxiveiueiilioiieil trust propem und Invest it
In I lie liondsof Ihe l mteii Mutes. understand Unit
111 tins dev Ire the said Maty und Juliu Wood shall
liue power to illsMie o eipliil Hirtiolls of tills
estute so liehl fur tliein III trul l w ill.
I irlve to in v sister. Iliiumili . Scull, one thousand
dollars; to mv loiisiu. Martliu Heeve. of (.n eim n il,
one Iniiidiisi dollios per iiiiiiuin diinuif her life,
nawil'li- elul-uiiuiia.lv : lo lit consul. Mi mil llaeoii.
one hundred (Pillars n-r uiiiiiiin duniiir tier life,
iaynlle eini-iiiiiiiiuii : to in cousin, Mary llacou,
id Greeiiw li n, I iritc one tlionsaild dollar : . lo mv
lieplieW , liieliiild t ruin Is nod, olie llioiisulld dol
lurs: to mv iiepiu-w, lin lur.i w . liainloiiiii, oin
thousand dollar alien lie arrives m the ne of
tweiiiy-oue eurn; 1 a'e to llieliurd W. Miuip, sou
of Andrew Minrn. tiei -useu, one niiinired dollars; li
Klissel 1. Greene, It nils e, live Hundred dollars. I
irlve to llnerford oilee In v cerllliralc ol neholar.
ship Mini II e tlioiisuiiil dolliirs Iu the second loan of
the M hii.uklil .Naviuallon t'oinpuiiv. and in case the
C'ollcjre liilikes Uo deiiiulid oil ln estate.
If miy of the estate named in this instrument is
ccveied by liioilifMifc, I desire that it iiimv lie released
IrcIU Us lui Tlguue till1 1 pustio me iieisee iree iroin
liicuiniiiancf. I (five to my wife, Jiilmua K. Wuod,
hit roiis, Klchard Wood. Kdaard It. Wood, George
Wood, Haiulolpli Wixsl, Waller Wood, und Stewart
Wood, all the ivniMinder of mv estMle, real and per
sonal, wherever It may be, to Is- equally divided he.
tweeu them, and conditioned on the purl of my wife
that she shall release her dower to my whole estate.
I request mv w lie, Julluiia K. Wood, my aims,
Jtichard, Edward It., and George WomI, to act us
executors ol mill win aim ii""' ""n,
v ... - 1.1,.111'Ulk I
i;iou mi 1). Wood.
March IV, isoi.
I reouest my executors toKi've live hundred dollars
to i he I iiinn Itenevol. nt S.s U-ty, and Ave hundred
uuiiars tv the JSht'iu Jvr CvlVJi WvImuw. I kivu.
In addition to the houw and lot on Ar-h ami Cherry
streets, the cotUge slid lot called "Hea Hrltik," at
CJape May, and the mansion at Florence and five
acres attached, to my wire, Juliana It Wood.
Kiohakd I). Wood.
t February 4, - '
Wlioessto this codicil. Marion Hvnu
THE EIGHT-HOUR LAW. .
Opinion by AHornry-Genrral llonr.
The Attorney-General, under date of April lit,
IMiW, In reply to a letter from the Secretary of
the Knvy, kIvoi tlie following opinion:
Hon. A. K. Hohik. Hii retarv of tho Navy Rlr:
1 have the honor to ai-kiiowlnduK the receipt of your
letter of April 11, lHOii. In which you ask my opinion
upon the true meaning and ctleet. of the act of t'on
liress annroved June Vfi. lnrts. which dxesthe nunilaT
of hours constituting a day's work of laii:rers, work
men, ami mechanics Ititlin eiiiplnvment oi ine i mica
Ststes, tiiken Iu eoiinectloii with the act of July PI,
ls2, w hich provides "That section eight of tlie act to
further promote the entcieiiry of Hie navy,
Bpiuovcd Dei'eiiiber 111, lsrtl
ism . oo niueimeii
follows: 'That the
o as . to rend as
hi li rs of lubor ami the rate f wages of employes
In the navy yurds sluill conforni, as nearly as con
sistent with the pulillc, Interest, with those of pri
vate estaiilislimeuts In the Immediate vicinity of
the respective yiirds, to be determined by the ciiiu
n andants of the navy yards, subject to the ap
proval and revision of the Secretary of tlu Navy.'"
Iu reply I have the honor to state, that the whole
subject was itilly considered In the opinion of my
picileeessor (Mr. Kvnrts) to the President on the
i.)t h of November, IsiiH, to which I beg leave to refer
you, and from tlie conclusions of which 1 see no
reii-on to dill'er. in my opinion the statute of June
lift, lsds, has nothing to do with the compensation to
oe pum worMiicn hi ine navy yarns, ami leaves ilia"
to be determined under tlie provisions of the act of
jiiiv m, is iw. 'l ne provision that eight hours sluill
constitute n day's hilior has no tendency whatever to
show whether the day's labor thus established shall
ic .paid at a lower or higher rate thanadav of ten
hours' labor, or at tho same rale. The rnte of com-
letisation is still lelt ny law to be determined under
he tule prescribed by the statute of July 1ft, lsiii, so
as to conform as nearly us consistent Id the
public Interest with those of private esta
iiisiuneiits in the immediate vicinity o
the respective yards, to be determined bv the eotn
iniitidants of navy yards, subject to the approval ami
revision of the Secretary of the Navy. If private es
tablishments iu the neighborhood emnloved their
hands live hours the day only, there would obvi
ously be no Justice In reducing the wages of those
employed in the nuvy yards for eight hours to the
uniotiut nnld by the day in private establishments,
nnd the law Intended no such result. On the other
hand, 1 II ml nothing in the statute which requires
you to pay the same price for eight hours' labor
which private establishments pnv for ten or twelve.
as the iimount of service rendered or the quality of
work made the fewer hours in the navy yards e'qul
vnlent in value to the longer time hired Iu private
establishments, or for some other reason make it
consistent with public Interest.
cry respectfully, your obedient servant.
K. 1J. Hoar, Attorney-General.
In consequence of the ulnive opinion, the Secretary
of the Navy sends the following circular letter to
cornniiiudittits of navv ynrds ami stations:
Navy Department, Washington, D. C, April 22.
1H! Sir: The act of Congress, unproved June 2ft,
lstis, constitutes eight hours u day's work for all
laborers, workmen, and mechanic's employed on
behalf of the 'Government. While llius establishing
the length of a day's w ork, Congress omitted to re
peal the net or July Hi, is;2, requiring the wages
ii employes in the navv yards to conform, us
nearly ns consistent with the public interest, with
those of private establishments iu tlie Immediate
vicinity of the yards. I'ntll these laws nre
repealed, the departments must abide by them. The
ilepiirliiicur has no authority to extend the hours of
labor by making more than eight hours a (lav's work.
but it lias the right to employ mechanics, workmen.
and laborers extra hours, and to pay them prorata
for extra labor. Where, therefore, necessity exists
for extra labor, you nre at liberty to exercise vour
discretion in the matter, so ns to nssist the working
classes, and id the same time do Justice to the Gov-
mucin, v er.v respcciiuuy. A. r.. HOHIK,
Secretary of the Navy.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
i. ..
A Train It mis oil' the Trnrk on the Long Island
Kiiilrond iMne I'ernoiis Killed.
New Yoi'.K, April 83 A fearful accident oc
curred on the Long Island linilrond to the train
which left Hunter s Point nt half-past 10 o'clock.
The train ran off the track about a milo west of
Queens, the cause being a broken rail. In the
last car were fifteen passengers. The car wns
broken to splinters, nud eight passengers una a
brakesman were instantly killed. The follow
ing are the name of the killed, ns far as could
be ascertained: hnnnahan, railroad contractor;
Kusliinore, President of the Atlantic Bank,
Brooklyn: George Van Nostrnnd, brakesman;
nnd a child nnnicd Adams, whose parents arc
terribly injured, and cannot survive, several
otlicrs'are wounded, but it is Impossible to pro
cure their names yet. Ihe killed and wounded
were conveyed tb Mincolu and Jamaica, and
everything possible wns done to alleviate the
siitterinsrs ol the injured.
The following is n complete list of the casual
ties: Killed William C. Kushmore. President
of the Atlantic Bank, Brooklyn; Dr. Arestes M.
Pray, of Brooklyn; Mrs. Matilda K. Pray, of
Brooklyn, mother of Dr. Pray; George Van
Nostraiid. brakesman; P. C. Shanalian, railroad
contractor, of Newport, L. I.; Jennie Adams,
ten months old. Wounded Edwin Van Gos
bcek. of Iluboken; D. C. Craig, General Freight
Agent of Long Island Railroad: Mrs. Held, of
New York: Mrs. L. E. Moore, of Brooklyn; Mr.
E. Magnus nnd Mrs. Magnus, probably' fatally;
Ernest Maguus, four years old; George 'Smith, of
New York": John Byrne, of New York; Mr.
Adams .nnd wife, of New York. It is probable
that the wounded, with two or three exceptions,
will recover, their injuries not being of a vcrv
danurerou6 character. 1 '
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine AVips tee Pint Pane.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA THIS DAY.
8rtN RihF.s 6W Moon Sets 4'29
bUN BETS..... t)4 I1KIU WATER 1144
CLEARED YESTF.RDAV.
SteuiiiBliip Tonawuuda, Jotinmns, bttvauntih, Philadelphia
ana southern itiuu nieamsinp uo.
Brig ,J. B. Kirby, Bernard, CienfueifOR, S. & W. Welsh.
Selir Hnltie Uoae, L'lricli, Portland, Warren & (ireiof.
Sii'lir Althea, Siniith, W ilminirton, Del., D. S.JStetnon A Co,
fcohr W. T. Byrn, Hohinumi, Manokin river, Cuptain.
Hleaiuer R. illiiiK. Cundiff , Balliiuore, A. Groe, Jr.
hleauivr i. Franklin, Piersun, Baltimore, A. Graven, Jr.
ARRIVF.n VKRTFtin V.
Br. Iiri Haldee, McDonald, IS (Iujb from Kingston, Ja.,
Willi IokwooiI, etc, to U. N. Wetzlar & Co. li'iili iast.. Int.
2S W.i. lciim. 72 20. encountered a turritio vale from W.NW.
to N.NK., with heavy crosa aea ; threw overboard about 'JO
("lis logwood oil deck, aa nlie waa luboriiiK and leaking
badly.
Srhr Abbie HedKman, Eaton, 12 days from Trinidad,
with suuar and niolassea to S. & W. Welsh.
Ni-ur K. L. 'l'ay, Baker, 13 day from Wiudbor, N. S., with
Dialler to t. C Van Horn.
Sclir llivia, Fox, 1 duy from Odesaa, Del., with itrain to
On i.. newiey a lo.
Steamer Tm-nny, Nichols, SM hours from New York, with
iii.Imv to . .11. lijinl 1 Co.
BK1.UYV.
Bunitie (Jupon Victoria, from Liverpool : briits A. F. Lir
rnliee. troni ( urdunna: and Catawba, from Mutuuzaa. Ke
poitod by Thoiuaa N. SchelleiiKer, pilot.
MF.MOR A Xn A.
SteanTrliip I'roiuethouH, Cray, for Philadelphia, vailed
fn iu I'liarluMon yeblerday.
lit iir AlbatroHB. hinitli, hence for St. John, N. B., sailed
f ri -in Holmes' Hole22d innt.
llria Josi-ie Rliynaa, Tucker, for Philadelphia, sailed
fn in 1 1 iniiliiil lliih innt.
Biiff l,i7.ie Vyinuii, GaniaKe, for Pliiladelfihia, sailed
fiom Trinidad Hill int.
Bust. C W. llorton, Rhodes, and Sarah Payson, Dakin,
at Muum.uk lrtih iiibt., for a port north of Hatteras.
Bi (.eo. K. Benj . Brudley, and Hyperion, Woodbury,
for Philadelphia, at MaUnzub ltilh inst.
Bnu Mar. bteitait, Adinus, and M. A. Perry', Chase, at
aiiiiuu?a loi a iiiht., tor a port norm ol iiaiteraa.
Bi ill A blue C. Titcoinb, Titcoinb, at Matan.as 16tu in
(in lln ll itiwira
BriKb Clara Jenkins, Gilkey, and H. O. Phinney, Boyd,
at Mataniraa Iriili iiibt., tor a port north of Hatteras.
hi lir Abbie, Uanea, for Philadelphia, at Matanzaa lbtn
iDKtant.
tSi iirb F. R. Baird. Irelimd - Clim lntte Kii.li. Strnnu I aud
Mary 1. Habkell, Barbour, for Philadelphia, at Matanzas
ISth inst.
hi hr lilenftarry, Viiten. hence, remained at Matanzas
inn ium., lor a port north of Hultoraa. , , .
Kiir lltuiiA- 1'i'ii.lr. ,v . Pfiti.. l,un,.A .1 Rnfiton Hist inst
bi lir M. Vabaur, Jr., Christie, hi noe, at Cohasjt Nar-
ri lirMary j.Rubsi.il, Kmith, for Philadelphia, cleared
at r.aieiu ibt iiiht.
b...l.n. a.i. t u:llua. .I i;
... .... nui.,,n., nirriiimii ; ji. jj, ninaiiv, ...v-. -
BahriHk.Kmiih', aud I.. 4 M. Reed, Steeliuaii, for Plula
uelphia, sailed troui halem albt inst. ....
Hi lirs Clara. Miill.n.l , K llu.,...r R,n,.li .1. B. Weldell,
Sleeliuan; and W. P. Cox, Buleuiuu, hence, ut Ianvcrs
Hilir I Ices ii Wave, Baker, hence, at Providence 21st inst
Hi br llranilvwiiie. i:mu,i. I, , I. ,.11 Uiver 1HI ll inst
HihrlaHpcr llelt, blioe, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Pawlucket 2lnt inst.
Hi hr K. l. W lianou, Wharton, bene for Fall River, at
New York !d ilikt.
K hr lno (iordo, Hodgden, hence for Newburyport, at
Kdssrtown IHili inst.
hi lir Mora A. Kawyer, Norwood, from Proviilenoe for
Ptulmdi-liiliia. wbile fvinir at i.n.,l,.,v in i.l.a outer liarlior of
Newport luuruiu- vt iUd lust., uf ran lut by u aukuowu
srhonner whirb had Just rot under wny, and r.arriwl sway
ym rJaKin and six tup timbers on the stnrbonr.l side.
1 he ntlmr vessel kept on her oours, harlim aiprently re
eeived no rtamsRn. . , - , . a ,
Ert!r J''"""1- Harkett, henee, at Newport 221 I nit.
iT.c nr '"'''ont, Pomemr, from Providouoe lor PIuUmUI
P"jH"t Newport Slstinst. . .
Hclirs rrsdeWInd, Lloyd, and J. AUdiTd!?, 'WilletG,
lienee for Boston, and T. Ninnirkson, Niokenwo, hence for
Cloncejter, at Holmes' Hole aith inst.
HcJir R. W. Dilln Ludlam, hence for Boston, at Holmm
Hole 21st lost. i
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
FERFMPTnnv miP-TtinMis i kiimm
Auctioneers Valimbln lliminpna HljiniW. Htnre
Mjs. M nnd R8 Hnuth Second street, above C'hesnut
street. On Tuesday, April 27, IHiM), at 12 o'clock,
noon, will be sold nt public, sale, without reserve, at
Ihe Philadelphia Exchange, all that lot of ground,
with the buildings thereon erected, belnn one three
story brick store and one two-story frame store,
situate on the west side of Second street, at the dis
tance of 82 feet north of C'hesnut street, Nos. r8 anil
f 8 (now occupied as one store), containing together
In front on Second street Bl feet 11 Inches, the south
ernmost 16 feet 8 inches thereof being 60 feet 9 inches
In depth, and the northernmost lfi feet 8 Inches
thereof being 48 feet In depth to a 2 feet 9 Inches
wide alley, leading northward Into another 9 feel. 9
Inches wide alley, leading Into Strawberry street;
which alleys this property has the privilege of as a
piissnge-way and water-course, at all times hereafter
forever. Terms, one-third cash. Possession on 8.)
(lays' notice. Sale absolute. For further informa
tion apply to C. II. A 11. P. Mulrheid, No. 206 S. Sixth
street, or to
M. THOMAS A SONS. Auctioneers,
4 20 24 Nos, 1119 and 141 S. FOUKTH Street.
PEREMPTORY BALK. THOMAS A SONS,
Auctioneers. Vcrv valuable Business Stand
ulterior Ilve-storv Brick Store. No. 12 Chesiuit
street, between Front and Second streets, extending'
through to Carter s alley, 8 fronts, 20 feet front. On
Tuesday, April 27, l8ii. at 12 o'clock, noon, will be
sold nt public sale, without reserve, at the -Philadelphia
Exchange, all that very valuable five-story brick
building (gninite front to third story) and lot of
ground, situnte on the south side of Chesnut street,
between Front and Second streets, No. 12 ; contain
ing In front on Chesnut street 29 feet, and extending
In depth on the west line 144 feet to Carter's alley ;
thence extending eastwardly along said alley 18 feet
11 Inches; thence north 61 feet l(tf Inches; thence,
cast 111 feet 1 Inch; thence north 82 feet 10M Inches
to Cliesnut street, the place of beginning. The store
Is well and substantially built; skylight in the centre
to roof; iron pillars, fire-proof safes, 2 hoisting appa
ratus, etc., etc. Terms one-third cash, or whole
may be paid at option of purchaser. Hale absolute.
Possession June 20. 1870. For further information
apply to C. II. & H. p. Mulrhead, No. 203 8. Sixth
street, or to
M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers,
4 20 24 Nos. 139 and 141 S. Fonrth street.
fff? PEREMITORY SALE. THOMAS A. SONS,
tJ"i Auctioneers. Very valuable Business Stand,
l imr-story Iront Front Store, Nos. 20S and 207 Ches
nut street, la-tween Second and Third streets, 41 y
feet front. On Tuesday, April 27. 1869, at 12 o'clock,
noon, will be sold at pulillc sale, without reserve, at
the Philadelphia Exchange, all that superior lour
(tory iron front building and lot of ground, situate
on the north side of Cliesnut street, west of Second
afreet, Nos. 2(fi and 207; containing In front on
Chesnut street 41 feet 4 Inches, and extending iu
depth 01 feet 2 Inches to a 2 feet 9 inches wide alley,
leading westward Into Strawberry street. Subject to
the restriction, vl,., a space of 12 feet 6 inches
square, nt the northeast corner of said lot, shall at
all times hereafter remain open, and no building or
part of a building shall ever be erected thereon ; tho
hame being left open to atlurd light and air to the
premises hereby granted, and to the premises front
ing on Second street- It is well ami substantially
built ; has Iron pillars, hoisting apparatus, etc. Pos
session on 90 (lavs' notice. Terms One-third cash.
miic absolute. For further information apply to C.
II. & II. P. Mulrheid, No. 205 S. Sixth street, or to
ji. Mmj.iiAB sums, Auctioneers,
4 20 24 Nos. 1B9 and 141 S. FOURTH Street
PUBLIC SALE. THOMAS & SONS,
Auctioneers Valuable two and a half-storv
stone Residence, No. 84 Linden St., between Coulter
slreet and Indlun Queen lane, Germantown, five
minutes' walk of Shoemaker lane Railroad Station.
On Tuesday, April 27, 1809, at 12 o'clock, noon, will
ne soui ai puonc sine, at tne r-nuaucipnia txenange,
all that two and a half-story stone residence, with
two-story back building and lot of ground, situate
No. 84 Linden street, uerinantown; tne lot contain
ing In front on Linden street 60 feet, and extending
iu depth 106 feet, ' The house stands back, having a
garden plot In front; has parlor, dining-room (open
ing on to a piazza, kitchen, enclosed pump shed,
with provision well and frame summer kitchen; five
good-si.o chambers, bath-room, excellent water,
gns, furnace, numerous closets, etc. Also, a two
story frame stable and carriage house. Terms
f'i.Mtn niuy remain on mortgage for three years, Ini-
icdhitc possession. iveysatNo. 142 uueeu street,
Uerniautown.
M. THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers,
4 20 24 Nos. 189 und 141 South FOURTH Street.
REAL ESTATE. THOMAS A SONS' SALE.
Handsome Modern Residence, southeast corner
ol Thirty-fourth and llaverrorn streets, Twenty-
fourth ward. 80 bv 168 feet. Ou Tuesday, May 4, 1809,
nt 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at the
Philadelphia Kxcnnnge, an mat uaudsome modern
three-story (rough-caat) brick messuage and lot of
ground situnte at tne gouincnsi corner oi uuny
fourth and Havcrford streets. Twenty-fourth ward ;
the lot containing iu front on Haverford street 80
feet, and extending in flepm along inirty-iourtn
street 168 feet 2 fronts. The house is 80 by 40 feet;
has hall in the centre; contains 12 rooms, observa
tory, gas, bath, hot and cold water, 2 water closets,
furnace, cooking range, etc. ; also, a stable, green
house, garden planted with grapery, arbor along the
main walk, fountain, etc. Terms, fcitioo must remain
for6vears. Possession l&th Way next. May be ex
amined ou application to the owner aud occupant,
between 9 audi' o'clock.
M, THOMAS bows, Auctioneers,
4 10 24 5 1 Nos. 189 and 141 S. Fourth street
REAL ESTATE. THOMAS A 80NS' SALE.
Modern three-storv Brick Residence. No. 826
nrtli Sixth street, above Brown street On Tuesday,
Mnv 4, 1869, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that modern
three-storv brick messuage, with two-story back
building and lot of ground, situate on the west aide
of sixth street, nonii oi rtrowu euceu, u. o-; con
taining in front on Sixth street 18 feet, and extend
ing in dentli o feet The house haa saloon parlor.
dining-room, kitchen, and out-kitchen on the Hint
floor; gUS, Utllll, not aim ixnu wswi, nuiieiiiunui,
llirnace, cooking rauge mm summer muni:, nun cum.
plete under-ground drainage. Terms, f ilOO may re
lim iu on mortgage. Immediate possession. May be
examined before 10 o'clock A. M., or from 1 to 8 P. M.
M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers,
4 in 17 24 Nob. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Srteet
EXECUTOR S SALE. ESTATE OP RACHEL
lloinrhertv. deceased. Tliouias A Sons, Auction-
iTtsT Two-storv frame dwelling and large lot, Cherry
street, west of Eleventh street Ou Tuesday, April
27, lo, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all those 2 frame
messuages aud lot or ground thereuuto belonging,
Bituule on the north side of Cherry street, 118 feet
west of Eleventh street; the lot containing In front
2(i feet, and extending in depth 129 feet ou Marks
lime. The Improvements are a two-story frame
dwelling, fronting on cnerry street, ami a two-story
flame dwelling on Marks lane, cieuroi ail incuui
Inuiice. Ueorge Kirk. Executor.
M. TOOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers,
4 16 17 24 Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Slreet
REAL ESTATE. TIIOMA8A SONS' SALE.
Bin-iness Stand Three-story Brick Tavern and
welling, known as tne "uoiuen ttagie Hotel." s. w
corner of New Market street ami Coates street. Oil
Tuesday, April 27, 1809, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be
sold at public sale, ut the Philadelphia Exchange, all
that three-story brick messuage and lot of ground,
situule nt the southwest corner of New Market ami
I 'iiHies streets: contitinlnir In fronton New Market
street 43 feet 1 W inches, and" on Coates street 19 feet
10 Inches. It is known as the "(iolden Eagle IIoU-1,"
contains 9 rooms, has underground drainage, etc.
Terms jsuito cusii. iiuineniaie possession.
M. THOMAS A SONS Auctioneers,
418 IT 24 Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Street
REAL ESTATE THOMAS A SONS' SALE.
Three-storv Brick Store ami Dwelling, S. Vv,
corner of Eighth and Wharton streets. On Tuesday,
April 27, 1809, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at
public Hale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that
liiree-storv iincK gtore ami dwelling, wuu one-siory
brick kitchen and lot of ground, situate at the w. w,
corner of Eighth and Wharton streets; containing In
front on Wharton 10 feet, and extending in (lepin
along Eighth street 0 f eet. It has gas, range, etc.
Clear of all incumbrance. Terms fiuou may remain
on uierlgage.
M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers,
4 1ft IT 24 Nos. 139 and 141 S. FUKTI1 Street
LEGAL NOTIOES.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
X AND COUNTY 1V PHII.AUKI.t-IUA.
r.i.i..tl'UHOH FREDERICK H AI.EDORN. Doo'd.
The Auditor appointed by the (Jim it to audit, settle, and
adjust the account of flODFRKY FKKYTAU and
HERMAN THKOPHILUH PLATE, Fawutors of tlie
1,.-. .,11 .nd testament of CLAMOR 1' KHllKUICa:
HACF.DOKN, deceased, and to report distribution of the
balance in the hands ui the accountant, will meet the
parties Interesten, tor .tne purpose ot uis aiointment, on
MONDAV,tUeituduy of April, UiM, at 4 o'clock P.M.,
at the otlu of JAMES W. PAUL. F.s.. No. 2-.I h!
I OL'ltXU fuvt, in 111 vitjr vM'hiUdelplua. i U thsluiit
CHROMOSi
Q II BO MO EXPOSITION.
JAS. G. EAIUJ3 St SOUS'
IAIOKIM4 UtJLHH WAREIlOOiH
AKt . .
FltfcE (UlXr.RV OF PAINTINHS,
No. 810 CIicNitut Stroot.
. Now open, an extremal tntrmttnjl exhibition, prepared
to explain tni method of producing chroinos, and to slio
their remarkaMa fidelity to the original. Riving lull
answer to the of Irvpoatad question, " WUat are Oliromosr"
With tins iew are placed, uU by (.!, seTxrnl prominent
original paiQtiom, and tlie chromoa from tnera, lor oaretui
comparison, among which arc :
' Wlilttler'a "Jlurefoot lloy.
IlrtaU " Cul 1 lo ru I u Sun
met." ICinmn'm "Poultry Ynrd."
Tail's "Urotip of t hicken."
TnltVi "tlroup ol'tuniU.'
Itriclier' "Autumn Iu White
9IountuInt."
Mr. Ully M. Spencer' "Illnck
berrle," nnd other.
At present are exposed in the show window, on flhosnnt
preet. the original painting and ohromo of LA K K LU
ZEKISE, by TrirheL Copies of this and all other Cliroinoa
always for sain, liy special arrangement wo now make a
notable reduction in the prices ot 1'KANU'S CUKOMUli,
aslollows:
(.roup of Chickens or Quails, each ,........$3"7t
Ru American Landscaiies, each 118
Autumn, Esonns Creek 4 60
Tho Poultry Yard
Coneggio's Magdalen 7-40
The Kid's Playground 4'f)
"A Iricnd in Need".... 4 &11
EaMor Morning f go
M liittior's "Karefoot Boy" j 76
Sunlight in Winter (tiki
Hiun-Uiiit'e California Sunset 7 ftu
Horf en in a 8tonn 6HB
The Two Friends 4 60
The Unconscious Sleeper 4fio
Boyhood of Lincoln frtio
Crown of New England llTgi
A nd all others at the same rates. Full lists and pnoes
and Prang's "JOURNAL OF POPULAR ART," on ap
plication 4 12 1JP
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"There are few men who are interested about horses
who will not appreciate the value of this book ; there is no.
man who keeps a horse that should not read it." Black-
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postage free, on receipt of price, by
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3 27 n3m
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rrTIE FAMILY DOCTOR. A DICTIONARY
X OF DOMESTIC MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
Especially adapted fur family use.
BY A DISPENSARY SURGEON.
Illustrated with upwards of One Thousand Illustrations,
crown bvo., cloth, 7&U paires and an Appendix, 42'6U; half
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PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, BRIDGES,
SEWERS, ETC. OFFICE OF CIIIEljl COM
MISSIONER, No. 104 S. FIFTH Street
Philadelphia, April 82,1809.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the office of
the Chief Commissioner of Highways until 18 o'clock
M., on MONDAY, the 8oth Instant, for the construc
tion of a Sewer on the line of Sergeant street, from
Tenth trect to a point fifty feet east of Eleveuth
street, three feet in diameter; on the line of Green
street, from the sewer on .Tenth street to the west
curb-line of Eleventh street, two feet six inches
In diameter; on the line of Callowhill street
from Broad street to Sixteenth street, three feet In
diameter ; on the line of Arch street, from Sixth to
Seventh street, three feet In diameter; on the line of
Thirty-fourth street, from Chesnut street to Market
street, three feet in diameter, with such man-holes
an may be directed by the Chief Engineer and Sur
veyor. The understanding to be that the contractor shall
take bills prepared against the property fronting on
said sewers to the amount of one dollar and Hfty
cents for each lineal foot of front on each side of the
street as so much cash paid ; the balauce, as limited
by ordinance, to be paid by the city.
When the street la occupied by a City Passenger
Railroad track, the Sewer shall be constructed along
side of said track in such manner as .not to oltstruct
or Interfere with the safe passage of the cars thereon ;
aud no claim for remuneration shall be paid the coil
tractor by the company using said track, as speclued
In Act of Assembly approved Aiay S, ltm.
All bidders are Invited to be present at the time and
place of opening the said proposals. Each proposal
will be accompanied by a certillcate that a bond has
been Bled In tlie Law Department as directed by Or
dinance of May 2S, ItioO. if the lowest bidder sluill
not execute a contract within live days after the
work Is awarded, he will be deemed as declining, aiyl
will be held liable on his bond for the difference be
tween his bid and the next highest bid. Specifica
tions may be had at the Department of Surveys,
which will be strictly adhered to.
MAHLON II. DICKINSON,
4 22 8t Chief Commissioner of Highways.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
TO THE PUBLIC THE FINEST AND
larsjest assortment of the latest style of Boota,
(iaiutra, aud buuea for Moo and Boys ean b
bad at
ERNK8T BOPP'S
Laiye Establishment,
" No. aa N. .NINTH Street.
FLOUR.
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR.
For the Trade or at Retail.
EVERY BARREL WARRANTED.
JtoyNtono ITloiit 311118,
Noa. 19 and 11 GIRARD Avenue,
41lmrp
East of Front street.
MUSIOAL. INSTRUOTION.
AMERICAN CONSERVATORY" OK MUSIC,
H. K. Corner TkM H aud WALNUT (Mxveta.
Second half i Kpruiir IVnn m b. kio on
MliNHAl. April M.
Kami! nt new pupils suy lm ulM4 at anrliinspra-
vitma w j m, ,&iMv..a w i io n u t
AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEMY O FgrM U B l C.
THIS, PATtiRDAY. A"l(II, !f,
I tlSlTIVFf.Y Til K. I.AHT M(J1I f OK THE FI'AKON.
Vi hrn Msriume Hos )ll, M'lle Jlsarlsnaas. M'lie Kixa
relli, M'lle linerrtti, Mona. X 'airier, Mona. Jlrr.kAra, M.
nut, Hours-mn, M. Mwnny, Delienef, 4a, will oiniwisr, far
tbe lat tune in rhiladr'.iiia. by iiniversal reoneetl im
J.'OilL (JHKVK.
Which opera wns received wit h so nraett furore on both
pievims leprfHM'ntatii-ns. -
Aomission, inelndina: reset-red seat!, . .'.
Fsmily Circle, fil cents. Gallery, Bfi cents.
CHESNUT STREET THE A THE,
O. D. HESS A CO J...,......; Mnara,
OHAfin MATINEE TO DAY, AT 2 0'('l,tclu
OK THE FIELD OF CLOTH OK OOI.D
Admission to matinee, only IK) een): Children, joenbaa.
THIS F.VENINO.-,
THE FIELD OF CLOTH Of OOLD. ""'"
Last appearsnee of M'lle ZULKL1A in her great lan of
100 foot.
NEXT WEEK THE LAST MOST PORiTIVFAY
OF THE FIELD OF CLOTH OF HOLD.
Great at tractions. FAREWELL BENEFITS, -Tuesday,
of Katie Fntnam; Wednesday, Miss Stoektoa
Thursday, Mr. Fiske; Friday, Mrs. J. 8. Oaten.
WALNUT 'stTtH IE ATRK. li EOInYaTtV,
THIS (Saturday) KVKNINO, April U,
The distinfruislied Auierioan Comedian,
MR. J. H. HACK E i T .
Shakspeare's Historical Flay, in fire acta, of '
KINO HKNRY IV.
SIR JOHN FALSTAFF Mr. J. H. HACK ETC
1 o conclude wit h Bumard's Rurlnsque of
. IX ION; OR, THK MAN AT THE WHEEL.
IXION MISS JENNY WII.LMOftM
i-lK;Vi MIWH LIZZIE WILLMORK
MINERVA MK. FELIX R1MJKKS
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET.
THEATRE. BeR-ins quarter to S o'clock.
Engagement of the (hanniiur ArUsta . :
LOTTA. ,,
MONDAY. April 19, M, i I
EVERY EVIC.NLNUNH sAi URDAY AFTERNOON,
.... AND THE MARck'lOKESS. :.
Mttle Nell, ,.
Tho Man liionesa. -LOTTA ,. .
Little Nell Matinee SATURDAY, at S.. ,
Heats secured six days in advance. '
T'Heatke comiqueTseventii street,
below Arch. Conimenoea at 8 o'clock.
TUNIhON A CO Jroprietor
MISS SUSAN O ALTON P
. .. . Appearn TO NKJHT in TWO OPERAS,
A MARhlAOE BY LANTERNS and NO BONO NO
On MONDAY, first time in America, a new Oondfl
Opera by Duprata. entitled.
J O V E Tl E JOVKTT E
"IOX'S" AMERICAN THEATRE WALNUT
A- street, above Eiirhth. Doors open 7l( ; commence 7'46.
, .Tills AFTERNOON AND EVEN1NH,
EIOH T FliJHT
8XftS'k.,KJAll! STAR! STAR!
PREMIERE DANCERS.
A concentration of artistic merit
NEVER EQUALLED IN AMERICA.
pONCERT HALL. PROF. E. P. CHASKJ
'I.il1!f1Je.n,lTy,oc, "nd JnstrumenUl Concert on
1UESDA Y EVENINti. April S7, assisted by the popular
arusies, ninie. liMlKKK.-i, Miss U. MfCAFFKbY. anil
the wonder! ul HESS CHILDREN, of New York.
Tickets, with reserved seats, $1. -
For sale at Mr. TRUMFLER S, 936 Chesnut strwet, and
the other principal iuusio stores of the city. 4 2i it
A
MERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
FIFTH ORANIl (HIMIKRT inmiv men.
i.-Twenly eighth Matinee, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6. See,
notice in "Educational" column. 4 IS 17 21 24 28
T7XHIBITI0N OF WATER-COLOR DRAW-
J 1NUS, IN AID OF THK CHILDREN'S HOS.
FITA L.-Open daily, from 0 A. M. to 6 P. M., and from 8
to lo l: M., at the Artist Fund Ualleries, No, 1SI4 CHES
NUT Street. Tickets, Hi cents; season tickets, 1 ; for sala
ft. Ilia 1 1 m IIobsm " 1 rs.t s . . .
- a-aw vwiiui ict. sj &4 lin
VALER'S fLATE MILLER'S) WINTER
GARDEN, Nos. 7'A), 723. 734, and 738 VINE Street.
THE (.HAND OltLHI SI KION, tormerly tbe propertw
of the GRAND DUKE OF BADEN, purchased at (treat
expense by JACOB VALER.of this oily, in combination
with FLAMER'S ORCHESTRA and Miss NELLIE AN
DERSON, -will perform EVERY AFTERNOON and
EVENING at the above-mentioned plaoa. Admission
free. llatf
SENTZ AND IIASSLEE'B
THIRTIETH AND LAST - - '
OHCHKbTUA MATIN KK
rill ba given May 8. U4tf
A M OTH VELOCIPEDE BCHOOL
1 W ENTY-FIKST and RACE Streets, ma Da
and Evening. All stylea of Velocipedes both for sale and
to reut. Headquarters of Philadelphia Vaiocipada Club.
Admission, 111 oenta. - i
I he Elmore Troup of Lady ValocipedUta will oonunaikOQ
Thursday, April 1.
8 V Bm J. W. POST.
GYMNASIUM, CORNER OF NINTH AND
ARCH Str.Mi, for Indies, Gentleman, aavd Chil
dren, is now otwn DAY and EVENING. Lessons given la
Sparring and l eucine Call in praon or send Ior circular,
8ostuth3uio FROFL. LEWIH. ,
PATENTS.
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And Marble Buildings,
No, 460 SEVENTH Street, opposite U. 8. Patent
Ollltu, WaaliiDgton, D. C,
H.HOWSON, .! ."t.
Solicitor or Patent.
O. IIOWSON,
Attorney at Law.
Commnnlcatlons to be addressed to tbe Prtnclpa' '
Office, Philadelphia. 411m
PATENT OFFICE 8,
N. W. Corner FOURTH and cilesnut.
(Entrance on FOURTH Street). "'
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Patents procured for Inventions In the United States
and Foreign Countries, and all bualucas relating to
the same promptly transacted. Call or send for cir
culars on Patents. ". "' ' '
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AND EUROPE. i w
Inventors wishing to take out Letters Patent for
New Inventions are advised to commit with t H.
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Streets, Philadelphia, whose facilltica lor prosecuting
cases before the Patent Office are ausurpaHued by
any other agency. Circulars containing full informa
tion to Inventors can be had ou application. Modulo,
made aecretly.
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pATENTS PROCUKED IN THE UNITED
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EDWAKD BItOWN,
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AGRICULTURAL.
SEEDS. GARDENERS, FARMERS, AND
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HATS AND OAPS.
HWARBURTON'8 IMPROVED VENTI
lated and easy fitting Dress. Hats (patented), In ail tlia
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