THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 180!).
LIKE A LAVEROCK IN THE LIFT.
lt wc two. It'8 we two, It's wo two (or nye,
All the world ind wc two, mid Heaven he our
May.
Like iv UvcrotK in tin; lift. xini;. O bonny bride !
All the world wuh Adiini once, with Eve by hi
title.
!i.
WLutV the world, niv lima, my love! what can
it do?
1 inn thine, and thou art mine; life is sweet
and new.
If the world have mi-wd the mark, let it Ktand by,
For we two have gotten leave, and once more
we'll try.
III.
Like a lavero'k in the lift, sin. ) bonny bridr !
It' we two, it'i we, two, happy hide by Hide.
Take a kir.s Irom uie thy man; now the miiij
lupus:
"All in nmdo ui'ioli for us, and the brave heart
win."
IV.
When the darker days eonie, and no miii will
tdiine,
Thou "-halt dry my tears, l;w, and I'll dry l.liitic
Ii'b wc two, it's we two, while the world s away,
fcittini; by the golden sheaves on our wedding
day. Juan Isa:i.ow.
MIXItAL AII lUSA.n.lTICr"
Tlin City AmtiNi'ini-iiin.
At niK Acaiikmy oh Mi'Mi! a fari'Wi'll lnalinre
will be (tivi ii to-dii.v, when Mai itmui will lie per
formed. This will In? the last, iippi arance of the
prew-nt RichiniiH troupe In this city.
At the Wai.m't Mr. unil .Mrs. Wut:lns will make
their hint appearance this evening in the diiitiiu of
V'Wtitv I'vuit aiKl the far e ol It YVifa.i Tito to
1juirrel
On Motiilny Mr. R. 1.. Havenprrt will cominenee a
hi-uhoii of nix nights, and will iippca . in his dnuiiu of
.'7. Mare; or, Tin' &U!ier of twin nr.
At tub Alien Mr. Crultr's Iiiu'Iohtip or Lr :ht Ha
ttur. The Toudlu, The Siitiire, ami Tur I'retty llorxe
Ireaker will lie presented ihis evening.
n Monday Mr. .lohn Collins, the rniiiii'iit Irish
i oinciliiin, will make his Ilrstappeaianeelusever.il
yearn.
At the ChksM'T there will lie a mat inee to-day,
When the burlesque of hneretin I'm,-tin will lie per
formed. In the evenlnir Lueietia ;wit and Jfiyin'i.
tvj'ln lei.
A new burleR(pie entitled Pari; or. The Jmhjmoit,
hi announced.
At tub Tiiisatkk Comii k there will he no matinee
ti)-da.y In consequence of the dress rehearsal of the
D 'W piece entitled Forrtte, the Ceieket, which will lie
p educed on Monday.
This evening Chiny-Chon-lli and .leanrtte'H Weit
iJi'ih; will be performed.
At tub Amkiiican an attractive variety entertain
ment will be Riven this evening.
ii.k llui.i, will liive a khiikI farewell concert on
Vnndav evening at the Aeaduuiy of .Music. This will
proliHhiy lie the last opportunity our citizens will
have to hear this eminent violinist.
The Nkw Youk Cmers will exhibit for the last
ti lies, on Kinhth street, above Kiev, this afternoou
l o'clock nud this evening at 8 o'clock. The
I'.reus will appear in (ferniantown oa Monday.
Pl(FrOK .lAMKS McCl.lSTOl'K, M. 1). Will lleliver
a private lecture, for ladies only, at Concert Hall this
ultcrnoon, and one for neiithiii''ii only this evening.
Mkh. Vkancks Annk Kkmhi.k will read An l'ou
l.ih' It, at thir Academy of Music, on Wednesday
cx-mnir next, for the heuelit of the Mercantile Li
brary Company.
W'okk r i'ON tiik I ttK at Ilrii.niMi for the National
Peace .lubih e at Huston is belli'? rapidly pushed.
The timbers for the lloor and galleries are laid, the
null f are up and the roof is being covered. It rises
a chaos of Hkyward-almlnjr timbers and boards,
f warming with workmen and noisy with much niill
drivintr. The building Is wooden from t.irret to
Inundation plank, and a model of safety.
TZHVJ3 SUr.gIiIARY.
t ilv Aflnirn.
.lohn Helm, who was scalded a day or two since
a: tiie glue factory of Delaney t Robinson, died at
the Lpisctipal Hospital yesterday afternoon.
An investigation In respect to the fire at the
bouse of Keliige, on Thursday morning, has led to
the discovery that it was the work of two of the
inmates, who' had been convicted of larceny In the
Court ol quarter Sessions, and sentenced to that in
stitution. Thev were induced to commit the in
cendiary act in'the hope that they would be able to
escape in the confusion created by the lire.
The fit v contests were resumed yesterday after
noon In lore Kxaininers Patturs and Messick. The
leKfiiiniiiv was directed to the Sixth and Seventh di
vimoiis of the Seventeenth ward.
DuiiifNiie A Hair.
The President yesterday appointed a large num
ber of posimasters'for I'cniisj lvanla.
luef.l list ice Chase presideil In the United States
Circuit Court, at Charleston, S. C, yesterday.
Samuel Hamilton has been appointed packer in
II. e Appraiser's sloii s at the Custom House in this
i i!V.
-(ieueral Slurring, Consulate Examiner, Is to be
sen: to l'raiice and llelgium to look after the dere-
l.c! CollhlllS.
Tin- Commissioners to examine the Central
I'acillc and I nion Hiulrtiad made a report yesterday.
The revised registration of voters In Washington
hows that there are hi'iO.i while and Css.r colored.
1 his gives the whites a majority of U1S, and as there
are that number of white Republicans in the city, the
lu niocrats will probably be defeated at the ensuing
(ledum.
t.eneral r.utlerhad an Interview yesterday with
Secretary Itinvlins in regard to I lie protection of
l inen men in the South. The Secretary intimated
that if murders did not cease there, and the assassins
be surrendered for trial, martial law would be de
clared, anil citizens sympathizing wall the murder-
rs would be held us hostages.
1 orcitin Allitiris.
Lomhin. May m. sir Krancis Head, formerly Gov-frnor-iieiicrnf
of Cnnada, has sent a letter to the
V ''", enclosing his correspondence with Secretary
.Van y, arising out of the Canadian rebellion in 1SI7.
sir I'iiuicis m his letter argues that if the I'nited
suites was wrong at that time, then England has
dormant claims lor apology and compensation,
though thev have been long overlooked and for
gotten. If' the I'nited States was right then, he
submits to the good sense and good feeling of Ame
ricans the logical, moral, and political Impossibility
ol now refiimng a reply for the (ueen'g neutrality
proelamaiion, similar to that which they gave them
selves in lsiiv. lie calls attention to the fact that
England was the only country In Europe which
pledged herself by proclamation In the late war, and
concludes with a promise to reply in a second letter
to Mr. Sumner's complaints of assistance rendered
bv England to the Confederates.
"Maiuiih, May 'I In his reply to Castelar's speech,
Admiral Topete declared he was opposed to the re
summon of i.uieen Isabella, lie thought the eleva
tion or Montpensier to the throne desirable, but said
n member of the Cabinet should strictly subordinate
Ins action to the policy of Hie Prime Minister and
Minister of War, who, with himself and all other
members or the. ministry, awaited the decision of
Hie Cortes lor their guidance, lie concluded by ad
vising Hie Cortes to take care no daring ma.i cut the
knot they were unable to untie.
Article thlrtv-lwo of the Constitution, declaring
that all row eiK emanate lioiu the nation, was adopted
by the Cortes to-dav by acclamation.
Article thirty-three, declaring tha' the form of gov
ernment ol Hie Spanish nation is the monarchy,
was punned, HHcr a protracted debate, by a vote of
!il4 to Id.
Havana, Mav 21. An authentic proclamation of
tieneral t espeilen, of the Istli ol l ebruary, which
has hitherto been considered spurious, Issued live
weeks before aluiasc.la s proclamation, says every
prisoner who lius voluntarily lought against t he
revolution shall be executed, but soldiers of the
regular army may expect clemency according to eir
ciiinstalicen. The property of the enemies or the Republic will
beconllM aled for the beiielit of the Republic. Ni
neutrality will be recognized, with the exception
of loreigners who have been neutral since the be
ginning of the revolution. Thosa who have volun
tarily done the Spanish (ioveriuueia or Jis otllclals
MiV nervier Will be executed, irrespective of person.
"Ihe English prisoners who were captured on
w recking HchooneiH by the Spanish authorities have
I mi ii released, uud gone to 1. allium.
SI Ki'l.l S UM.U.
41 nr Hundred anal Eleven
Irrniiiirr.
.Million In Ihe
hecretary Pout w ell, last night, on lookiug over his
daily resiru from the I nlteii Mau n Treasurer, found
that his weekly tlrs of gold were not reducing Ins
k.iri.iiin. (in M a, (here were lit the Treasury one,
hundred and one millions, ol which eighty-four
miliums belonged to the Treasury. Ills dixcoumiug
..f n.- ini inu rest and nalen wcru not itulllcleut to
keen llm mount from running up on him, and after
In tie ychterdtt, I"1 l'' I''" "" hundred anil
n.iiimiis. of whi' U eighty-nine millions !-
I, lined to Ihe (overnment, or gum of five millioiui
in Vi-m than Hiree we. kn, and gmu lu the name
I in.- il uold delHinlbi, ol four millions. Urn
..r.i. V i., m il two liilllloun u XI week were
..,.!.. lull uo corresponding order wim
( eBl4i liul u rU uodiouol uoudH. Th M.Tre-
extra nninunt of currency which this sale brings into
the Trt a-ury. He does not seem to think that he has
authority to buy and pass Into the sinking fund any
bonds lor time passed before ho commenced pur
chasing for that purpose, and his present arrange,
went will secure all he needs for this purpose up to
June SO, the close or the present fiscal year. He has
been preened to buy up three per cents, but he has
not yet decided what to do about It. Re does not
anticipate any dltllculty in getting rid of his nurplus
of greenbacks, at any time, but he does not Intend to
allow gold to accumulate any further upon him in
the Trewuiry, and his sales In future will he regu
lated by his receipts, ns he does not regard the price
put upon bullion in Wall street as anv criterion of its
value, nor will It guide him In hln miles, but he does
not Intend to allow the Treasury to Ik; used to hoard
gold up i.nneci nsarily.
THE EK.IIT IIOIU LAW.
True Iniuiillfiii by I'renlilenl (.rnnl.
Ve!erday the follow lug proclamation was Issued :
MheiiitK, The a't of Congress-, approved . I line 'i
1sc.s, constituted on mid after that date eight hours a
day's work for all laborers, workmen, and mechanics
employed by or on behalf of the (iovcrnmeiit, of the
I'lilteil states, and repealed nil acts and parts of nets
Inconsistent therewith. Now. therefore, I. U. s.
rant. President of the United States, do hereby
direct that Irom and lifter this dale no reduction
shall be made in the wages paid by the I iovcrnmeiit
bv the dav to such laborers, workmen, and me.
chanles, on account of n ,ch redaction ol the in, irsol
In i iir.
In testimony wlierec f I have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the seal' of the I lilted States to be
iilllxi .1.
Done at the City of Washington, this 1'Jth day of
May. in the year of' our I,(,rd Imi'.i, and of the inde
pendence ol the I'nited suites the ninety-third.
U. s. ;ic.nt.
t the President, Hamilton 1'imi,
Secretary ol Slate.
iHSASTEIt.
Teriilic Explosion ol a l.tteomnrivr nl M;int
I lull V, .. .1. I.OHi ol I. He.
Yesterday morning about 1(1 o'clock, engine No.
Mi. of the Camden and i'.iirlliigtou County L'uilroad,
exploded its boiler w hile attached to a mail train,
passing between Washington and Water streets,
Mount Holly, N. . I. The engine was raised from the
wheels and thrown violently into the air, and de
scended upon the truck with tremendous force,
breaking ties, bending rails, and scattering pieces ol
machinery in every direction.
Again springing Into the air, It made several revo
lutions, and llnally lodged in the Kaneoeas creek, n
distance of Kid feet from where the exnlosion oc
curred. The cars were thrown together In one eon
fused mass. The engineer. Job Woskll. and the lire
mail. Charles L. Piatt, were both fatally injured,
being horribly scalded and mangled. 'The con
ductor, .lohn Savler, Is very seriously hurt, but
hopes ure entertained of his recovery. Mr. Sayler
whs thrown under some cars and rubbish, and was
only extricated with great dltllculty; he was se
riously scalded, and his face and head were cut
severely.
The pig-top brakesman. Edward Joyep, was blown
with the gig into an adjoining held, bin escaped with
u broken arm. There were live others on diilVrcnt
parts of the trail), who escaped w ith slight bruises.
The explosion was caused by too great a pressure of
steam, it being necessary for heavy trams to put on
a full head, in consequence of the Hteep grade at this
point. The engine was an old one. ami hail been
previously condemned. The company Is severely
censured" for permitting it to remain in service.
The scene of the accident was a sad one. and was
visited by hundreds of spectators. The concussion
caused by the explosion was terrific, shaking the
buildings in the Immediate vicinity to their founda
tions. A miraculous escape w as that of a gentleman
walking upon the track, In the opposite direction
from the train; he stepped to the left of the track
immediately before the explosion occurred, to avoid
the train. Hud he turned to the right he would have
met with instant death, by coining in contact with
the descending engine,
I.ATKIt IILSl'ATlilKS J-'ltOM THE SCENE OF THE EXPLO
SION. The llreman, Charles L. Piatt, has, since 'the last
despatch, died from the Injuries received. The
Coroner will hold an Inquest upon the body this
evening. Re leaves a widow and two small children.
The company, with remarkable promptness, have
repaired the track and removed the tkOrin, and the
trains are passing over as usual.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Sews nee Firnt l'ait.
ALMANAC EOR PHILADELPHIA THIS DAY.
Run Rises 4'37 Moon Sets 3 i
Sun Kkth. ....7 l"Ht(iH Wai'icii Ur4l
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
RteuitiKhip Tnniiwunda, JenninxH, hitvunuab, Philadelphia
and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Kiehards, New York, W. P. Clydc&Co.
Meainer mii, newer, run., ni'.w mi'K, y . i. c lyilo a l o.
Steamer. I. S. Slirivor, DetiniH, Haltimnro. A. (Jrnves, .Jr.
lianiue .M'ptune, nayes, ASiinvaii, r. I,, nieretinnt V Co.
ltal. brig Idoyaniiino, Luihu, (Gibraltar for unk-rti, Work
man ii Co.
Selir C. A. .Innes. (Iriffin. lioston, L. Andenriod A Co.
Selir E. S. Cunant, Oevrish, boston, Knight A Sons.
Schr l uiiisa, Nevins, Hiddetovd, Me., do.
Tups Hudson, Nii'luilson, and Tho-. Jefferson, Alien, for
DUKiliitiru, who u low ui oures, . f. liyilo & Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
cA..ul.;n i 1 ...i... i I. . i x,
nirniiinni)' , inn iuii iiii ,ti , lM'Hl,f JAt UUUTS JTUIU
York, wilh milho. to John E. Old.
Stenmer Sarah, .bines, U4 hours from New York, with
nidse. to W. M. liuird A Co.
Steamer Bristol. Wallace. 24 hours from Now York.
with mdsu. to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Steamer C i otnstoek. Drake. 24 hours from New York.
with nulse. to W. Al. Ilaird Jt Co.
Sleiimor I'riink, Pierce, i4 hours from New York, with
nidse. to W. M. ihtird A Co.
liaroue W ahlo. Maker. 6i days from Ardrossan. witli iron
to Workman A Co. vessel to S. L. Merchant A Co.
Schr Searsville. Chase. 3 days from New York, with salt
to Win. liunini A Son.
Schr Eonr Sisters, Ijiwb, 1 day from Milford, Del., with
grain to James Harratt.
l ugs I lies. Jenerson, Allen, una Hudson, icuoison,
frum Baltimore, with a tow ut barges to VV. P. Clyde A Co.
MEMORANDA.
Shin Thomas Harward. Strickland, at Cardiff 8tu inst..
for New York.
Steamship Prometheus, dray, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Charleston yesterday.
Euique Annie Augusta, Creighton, at Guanrenamo 2d
inst., tor Philadelphia in 8 days.
Jlarques Malvina ucgner, rprenger ; Jiryanon, i.aoroen ;
Paltasiira. Robertson : and Julie Michels. Dodge, for Phi
ladelphia, were at London Sth inst.
lianjues Charles (iumtii, Trot'ry, and Matilda Octavie,
Miciion, were at Cardenas 12lb inst., fur ports north ol
iiatteruB.
liioouH Loclnnvar, ISickerson. lor Philadelphia, wag
loading at Liverpool Sth inst.
Jing Harry V liilen, Uollius, al Lardenas lutn insl., lor
New York.
lings (;ulian, Hannatord ; James linker, Phelan : Mari
posa, Staples; Isola, CalMtis; Clara 1 . I.llilis, ParKor;
Elizabeth. Amos; Addio Hale, Dailey; Eugenia, Coombs;
and Anuidneek, Nigley, were at Cardenas 12th inst., lor
ports north ot llalteras.
Prigs Charles Miller, Gilkey, and Nuovitus, Trask, hence,
at Hunger ll'th Inst.
Schr Easton, Wilson, hence for Kingston, Ja., was
spoken 17th inst. 1st. 3t M, long. 73 2J1.
Schr Adilie M. Bird, Merrill, ut Cardenas 12th inst., for
a port north of llalteras.
Schrs Idaho, llahliidgn, and Sarah Elizabeth, Kelly,
hence, at Danvers 14th inst.
Schr Robbie W. Dillon, l.uuiam, nonce, al oiartneneau
pith inst.
Schr Consider, Allen, hence, ut Norfolk lHth inst.
Schr Carrie Holmes, Smith, from New Haven for Phila
delphia, at New York l(lth inst.
Schrs Win. H. .Mitchell, Cole; r rnnk Palmer, Latham:
and Emily and Jennie, Hewitt, hence, at Boston 2uth inst.
Schr (jil'unwuod, Dickiiibon, hence, at New Haven lath
'"s'chHN. A. Bnrlingamn. Bnrlingame, for Philadelphia,
cleared ut Boston Juth inst.
Schrs J. (Jndwuluder, Steelman; American Eagle, Rhaw;
(! E. Elmer, Corson ; 11. Siniinoiis, ( iodiroy ; Hat tie Puige,
lluley ; and Trado Wind, Lloyd, hence, at Salem lsth inst.
Schrs II. (1. King, McGregor; Grace Girdler, Smith; H.
N. Miller. Miller; J. (). Donohne, Smitli ; Juhu A. Garri
ton. Smith ; uud Mury M ilnea, Parker, hence, ut Salum I'.nh
'"selir' Pilot's Bride, Brewster, for Philadelphia, sailed
from lii ckland ISIh inst.
Schr Edward Liuneyer, Bateman, hence, at Gardiner
lllth inst. .... .
Schrs Caroline Kienxlo, Rtudams, and bahoa, Lumson,
hence, at Nnwhurypnrt lHth inst.
Schr W. H. Dennis, Lake, sailed from Fall River 19th
inst., lor Philadelphia, und went into Newport.
NOTICE TOMARINERS.
The whaling baruuo Tridcut, ol New Bedford, reports
that the waler in tho hays and lagoons on the coast, of
Lower Caliiornia has shoaled, in some instances as much
as six lei t. Tho barque was unable to enter localities that
wont ci iii-pd over a year ago. It is thought that the lute
earthquake was the cause.
Nellie Is hereby given that a red light is now exhibited
on CU-veden pier head, Bristol Channel, west ooust ot' Eng
land It is elevated 27 feet above high water, and from it
Newport lighthouse bears S. by W. 4t VV., 7' miles
English and WeUh Grounda lightvessel bear W.NW.,
''SigrJlmicolh
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(1 S 1 J !
.Mc I.I-A It KK ALL,
CAlUtlAGK IJUILO UltS,
No. n 6ANSOM Street, rhlladelphla,
Invite all In need of any kind of CARRIAGES to call
and see their large amjortment before purchasing, as
they intend felling at
JiXaJtONABLK RATES. 30gw2fltrp
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
OUT FOR THE SUMMER. TO t RKVri.il'
snnbnm and all discolonttions and irritations of the
skin, bites of rnrisiinitoes or other insect, use Wnglit'a
Alcinated (.lyoenne Tablet. It is dohciously fmrntii,
triirspnrent, and has no equal as a toilet soap. Eo.' s ,ie n
dri ggista jp.mnnilly. K. A U. A. WKlUUT, N "M
ClIESNUf 8treet. 4 i
jj!-- U. 8. OFFICE OF ARTIFICIAL LIMHS.
An appropriation ($.'iO,KIO) having been inoile
by Congress for purchasing
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS FOR OFFICERS
of the United States Army and Navy mutilated in tho
service, applications may now be made, in person or by
litter, by officer entitled to the benefit of tho oot.and
who dtsire tiie host Artificial Limbs, to
Dr. B. FRANK PA I. M Ell, Surgeon Artist,
No. ltiey CH ESN'l'T Street, PhiUdelpuia,
No. H7H BROADWAY, New York,
No. M GKEI..V Street, Boston.
1 125 Olfiecs for Supplying Army and Navy Officers.
DITCHER'S DEAD SHOT -FOR HED-
Bl'OS. DHTCH Elt'H LIGHTNING ELY.
KILLER. Sold by JOHNSTON. HOLLOWAY A COW.
DEN, and by druggists everywhere. fj IstntliMlut
fhWy" THE ANNUAL MEETING OK THE
Stockholders of the CLARION RIVER AND
SPRING CHEEK OIL COMPANY will be held at IP lit
TIClil.TI'RAL HALL on WEDNESDAY, tho2'.th inst.,
ut S o'clock P. M. Iil2 1af
jj" Dli. R. F. THOMAS, THE LATE OPE-
rater of tho Cnlt4in Dental Association, is new the
orthi tifir in Philadelphia who devotes Ins entire time and
practice to extracting teeth, absolutely wil hout ipain. Iy
lresli nitrous oxide gas. Ottice, h27 WALNUT St. fi 1',
ftrj- DR. WYMAN, DENTIST, No. W
North SIXTH Street, opposite Franklin Siimre,
extracts teeth absolutely without p,i.n with pure Nitrous
Oxide Gas, inserts the best tooth, and makes uo charge tor
extracting, with or without gas, when artiticial teeth arci
inserted at Dr. W Y.MAN'S, No. 267 North SIXTH Street,
opposite Franklin Square. fi hi tnilp
w;.y OFFICE rillLADELPHIA AND SOUTH
ERN MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, No. 11 S.
THIRD Street. May It!. IHlM.
The stockholders of tliis Company are reqnes'.i'd to pre
sent their certificate at this olticn at. once, that, the proper
reduction of tho par value, in accordance with t.ue prove
sums of tho net of the Legislature reducing t In; same, ap
proved April lrt, 1kii, and accepted by Uie stockljohh is
May fi, lhfii', may he stamped thereon.
Books ol subscription to the capital stock ut its redm.cd
vahiiition are now open at this offe e.
Ii If. lilt CHARLES S. TEAL, Treasurer.
fed'" AMERICAN ACADEMY ( -VL1'
MRS. FRANCES ANNE KEMLLE
WIl.t, IIFAII
AS YOU LIKE IT,"
IOII THE HK.NF.KIT OK TIIE
MERCANTILE LIBRARY COMPANY,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May M, ut f o'cio, k.
Admission, One Dollar. Reserved seats id PanjiHt,
Parquet Circle, and Balcony, Two Dollars. The sale of (
tickets and reserved seats will commence at Trumpler's
Music Store. No. MS Chesnut street, on Thursday, toe aetb
inst., at 9 o'clock A. M. olhTt
fctf- PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
PANY, TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.
PllILAIiKIJ-HU, Mav. lu. IhK
NOTICE TO STOCK HOLDKKS.-Tho books ure no
i.jien for subscription and payment of the new stock of tn
Company. THOMAS T. 1TRI H,
6 1 :'t I'reas u rcr.
-A PENNY SAVED IS EQUAL TOTVO
Famed. The timft to save money in when you earn
it, and the wht to wivp it i by d pi trailing a port inn of it
weekly in the old KUAN KLIN KAVINU FUND, No. I Hi ,
S. Hl'KTU Street, helw 'henuut. Money in lame or
nmall nmonnts received, and live percent. intereHt allowed.
Open daily trom if to B, tiid on Mondny eveninirs from 7 to ?
oVU-k. CYRUS UADWALLADF.H.
Si 16 Treasurer.
ELLIS' IKON HITTERS. "HAVING
nsed yonr Iron Bitters in my practice, 1 can testify
to its superior tonic properties for invigorating the appe
tite ami promoting digestion. I can unhesitatingly re.
commend it in cases of general debility and dyspepsia, an J
in conditions of the system requiring tho use of a ferru
ginous tonic. Its agieeahlo flavor must recommend it to
all. Yours, respectfully, Chah. S. (Jaunt. M. D., Pro
fessor in tho Philadelphia University of Medicine and
Surgery." 24tuthfs$
l or sale by JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY A COWDEN,
No. rjo2 ARCH Street, and by Druggists generally
tTl MPO RTANT TO BUYERS OF
HOSII'.RY.-Messrs. COOK A BROTHER. Im
porters of Hosiery, No. fit North EKiHTH Street, claim to
he the only firm in Philadelphia, koeping all grades of
Hosiery at retail, who import their own goods. They fuel
assured
First. That by avoiding tho profits and commissions im
posed in the ordinary course of trade they save their cus-tomci-s
at least ila per cent.
Second. That they have the quality of their goods under
complete control, using the host yarns uud employing the
best workmen in their manufacture.
Third. That having direct access to European markets,
they can keep a more complete stock than if dependent
upon purchases made here of foreign goods.
A call from the reader is solicited ut their store. No. 53
North EK.HTH Street. 6 6 ws4p:im
jQ5 OLD OAKS CEMETERY COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, No. 5 IN WALNUT STREET.
This Company is now prepared to dispose of Lots, clear
of all incumbrance, on REASONABLE TERMS. Tbe ad
vantages offered by this Cemetery are well known to be
equal if not superior to those possessed by any other Ceme
tery. Wo invite all who desire to purchaso Burial Lotst-ocall
at the office, where pluns can be seen uud ail particulars
will be given.
To societies desiring large tracts of land a liberal reduc
tion will be made.
ALFRED C. HARMER, President.
MARTIN LA'NDENBLROER, Treasurer.
VirriAFL Kikiikt, Secretary. 1 11 tira
rgv PENNSYLVANIA KAII.HOAD CUM I 'ANY,
TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.
1'IIIl.AIiKI.l'IIU, Piu, May 3d, ;SG!.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The r.oard of Directors liavt; this dity declared a
seiiii-uiiliuul dividend of 1TVK PER CENT, cm tliu
capital stock of the Company, clear of National and
Suite tuxeH, payable iu cash ou and after May 'M,
ISC9.
Blank powers of attorney for collecting dividends
can tie had at the OHioe of the Company, No. i&S S.
Third street.
The Olllce'will be opened at fi A. M. and closed at
4 P. M. from May 30 to .lime ft, for the payment of
dividends, and alter that date from 9 a. M. to 3
P. M. THOMAS T. FIRTH,
5 3 COt Treasurer.
Note The Third Instalment on New Stock of
lscs 18 due and payable on or before June 15,
tgy PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD" COMPANY.
, TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT,
rnii.AiiKi.riiiA, Penna., April i, isc9.
TO TIIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PENNSYL
VANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
All Stockholders, as registered on the Books of this
Company on the 8uth day of April, 1SC9, will tie en
titled to subscribe for 25 Per Cent, of their respective
Interests in New Stock at Par, as follows:
First. Fifty per cent, at the time of subscription,
between the 15th day of May, 1809, and the So;u day
of June, 1SC9.
Second. Fifty per cent, between the 1Mh day of
November, 1809, and the 31st day of December, 1SP9;
or, If Stockholders should prefer, the whole amount
may be paid up at the time of subscription, and each
Instalment so puld shall be entitled to a pro rata of
the Dividend that may be declared on full shares.
Third. That every Stockholder holding less than
four shares shall be entitled to subscribe for one
share; and those holding more thau a multiple of
(our shares eb 'ibe entitled to subscribe for au ad
ditional share.
Fourth. All sharp npon which instalments are yet
to be paid under Resolution of May 13, lsis, will be
entitled to their allotment of the liO Per Cent, at par,
is though they were paid In full
THOMAS T. FIRTII,
i 2 2ra Treasurer.
agricultural.
3 "Philadelphia" raspberry, j uccn-
ZX. DA, Agriculturist, and other Strawberry; Ijiwtoo
lilackberry Plant; Hart lord, Concord, soil oilier t.raps
Vines. For sale by T. 8. A O. K. H.K'IUU KK.
fe i tf DeUnoo. N. J.
BOARDINC.
AT NO. 1121 GIRARD STREET MAY BE
obtained furnished and unfurnishad rooms for lodg.
l tig, hoard also, if desired. 8 I If
QTEAM PASTE MANUFACTORY," No. 10
O FETTER LANK.. Paper bol Makers, Book binders,
Trunk-makers, Paper-hangers, and all wno use PAS I K,
will liud this mads by Susaiu, without lump, more adhe
sive and fur better and cheaper than oun he made in tli
ordinary way. 11 lin
HOTELS AND RESTAURANT 8.
Mt. Vernon Hotel,
8 1 Monument itreet, Baltimore.
Elegantly FurnUbed, with nniurpuied Culaloa.
Oi tit Auurvptan l'laiu
BONNETS. TRIr1MINCS. ETO
EVJKS. M. A. BINDER,
DRE.SS TKIMMINC AND TAPCR PAT
TERN 8TORK,
V. Corner HloTriitli and Che
nut Mrrelo,
BARGAINS JUST OPENED,
New style Silk TiiKNel Fringe, 62 ecu's a yard, all
shades.
REAL GPIPl'KE LACKS.
A cane Lace roint, S;c(p.. lttl(i Jacket".
L ama Ijicc 1'iiranol i over.
Ill ick Thread Ijiees, nil widttm. at very low pr.K'H.
Th (fenniiie .liiseph Kei i.iov. s, 1 rer pa:r.
Mm i h' Colored KuK
m:v stylf.s I'.ias(,;h and sr.A'-riM'.s
Human and Plain R.u.otm uud Sa-i.t .
Purls Jewelry.
Pliod NiiiiiNoukN, French MusIiiih. Pij i.nd ';ir
helllcK. liamtuirn Lde'pj; ,,(1 ,,, r,.,lt.-s.
KXCLIMVK Ai.ENT
For Mrs. M. WOKli'S Celehruteil Systetn for cot'.nc
ridieH' DreswH, Sae(nen, I'.a-ipiet., t.i.r.liaidi H, Ciil,.
dren h ClothcM, etc., by lueaH.tti'iileiiT, uim Li., il
stliictloni j;iveu.
At.l'NTS W'ANTP.D.
Indies are now ninkiiiK frotu l.tKi tn."H p-r fiionth
lis uelitH fur this H.VHteni. .HI "tut hv
Q 11 A N D O 1' i: N I N
CP
SPRING DESIGNS
IN
BONNETS AND HATS,
AT Gift
NEW BONNET ROOMS,
No. 806 ARCH Street.
P. A. HARDING & CO.
4 1 thstuRtn
QJ EIGHTH ST. RIBLON STORE.
No. 107 North EIGHTH Street,
(Four doors above Arch).
I have now ojien a splendid assortment of
MI KS, SATIN RIBBONS,
SATINS, BONNET RIBBONS,
CRAPES, STRAW HATS,
FIGURED NETS, STRAW BONNETS,
ILLUSIONS, FLOWERS,
To which I would kindly call the attention ut the
Ladies.
JULIUS SICKEL,
No. 107 North EIGHTH Street,
FOUR DOORS ABOVE ARCH.
P.S. P1LKS and PATINS CUT P.IAN. 4 3 uth2m
QHOICE GOODS POPULAR PRICES,
PARIS FLOWERS.
L'NEN-EACK SATINS,
LADIES' AND MISSES' HATS AND LCNNKTS
III Unrivalled Assortment.
S. A. & D. STERN,
NO. 724 ARCH STREET,
5 1 Pttitli2llirp '!li:.Al)i:i.Pll!A.
pRINGES, GIMPS, AND BUTTONS,
New Style nnil .Hoi'h rate Priio.
OUIPI'RK LACES, HANDSOME TATTEIiNS;
1IITR COTTON THIMMINUS;
AMERICAN ZEPHYR, ALL COLORS.
It A I X C) A ' S ,
14 I7stn:h2ra
N.W. Corner of Fit; IITIInnd ( Ill ltltV Sin.
n v Ij A: it o i: . n i: i lii.
No. 7M CHESNUT Street.
We offer our Hplcndid Htoek of Millinery iind I)reti8
TriiiuiiiriK (ioodHnt hirgiily KKKUCKO PK1CKS.
All colors lineii-hlack Natiiia. u tine HHstirtineut of tue
bent hhuclex, cut hiim, at 1'76 per yard, furiuerly ijii
Jii-inch wide, extra iunlity, itlj 60, tormerly iji:l.
21 to a inches wide, extra miper ounlities. I lie choicext
sliadcs und best qualities in tiie uniriet, fur $3 a yard.
lllack Satins, ut J 'W, and
The most complele assortment of Trimming and Satin
Rihhon in tho citv.
Also, Tn lint a Kihlions, for bindings.
Suiidmvtis, wiiite, blown, and black, ut ?.ric. and $i.
Straw Hats and Honnets for ladies, misses, and children :
every new shape in the liuest braids.
AN IM1HKN.SK VAHIKTV AT VKRY LOW PRICKS.
1'rench and American Artilieial I'lowers. Wrvuiha, etc..
AT A HKKAT KKUl'LTIO.N.
Laces, Malines, Krauies, and every article required to
make or trim a but.
tiive us a call : it will repay your trouble.
WEVI. iV.- ltlsi;Mii;iif,
h 1ttrp No. :aiCHKSNin' Street.
FURNITURE, ETC.
FOR
BARGAINS IN ETJRNITURE
00 TO
RICHMOND & CO.,
No. 45 South SECOND Street,
4 30 lm ABOVE CHErNUT, EAST SIDE.
JOHN F. FOREPAUGII & SON,
Successors to Richmond & Foreraugh,
FUHXVXTUHX3 WAXIEIIOOXVX3
NO. 40 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
B7 Went Side, Phijadelihla.
FERTILIZERS.
17OR LAWNS, GARDENS, GREEN-
V UOUSKS AND FARMS,
B A U O XX S
RAW-BONK SUPER-rilOSPHATK OP LIME will
be found a powerful MANURE.
It III prompt In Ita action; it contains the seeds of
jo pcHtileroua wei'ilB, and will produce luxuriant
jrowth of tiraiw, KlowcrH, Strawlierrles, and all Uar
len VctrctablcM and Plants.
Dcalcru upplicd by the carpo, direct from the
wharf or tha manufactory, on liberal terms.
Send your adilrtan and procure free "Journal of the
Farm."
nil ;n & fiOs,
N.. W S. DKLAWAUK AVENUE.
Thli Fcrtlllr.orcan be had of all Agricultural Deal,
r lu city or couniry. i luilucim
rpilK IMI'ROYF.I) fcIlorMF.R-SKAM PAT-
1 torn hliirt, ninu(. tory i,f HICII A Kl K AYHK, No.
ht S . hlXTH htntrlknit l.ninlrniHn1. t-'orniKliiiiw (ukkI.
In Urn T.netr Hiirinir l'DdiinUiri fcnd lrttwir; 1mj
fU'rl., Buwt, Ulvc iloicrj, ltujkcrcluii'., Huniud-
DRY COODS.
JjTfERIALS FOR SUITS,
In Stripes and Grey Mixtures.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT ON THIS
MARKET.
RICKEY. SHARP & CO.,
NO. 727 CHESNUT STREET.
SILKS !
SILKS!
In Stripes, Checks and Shots,
IN OR EAT VARIETY.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
NO. 727 CHESNUT STREET.
LXI7EII rorZiXXffETTS,
MKW AND liKSlKAI'.Li: ARTICLK
At ?7 vc, per yard.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
rio. 727 CIXESrJTTT Street.
JAFATCESZ SIX. XI S
AND
rorLIETETTES,
A ri'LL ASSORTMENT.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
NO. 727 CHESNUT STREET.
LACE POITCTS,
IN NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
NO. 727 CHESNUT STREET,
4P!lrp PHILADELPHIA.
CEO. D. VISHAM,
No. 7 N. EIGHTH St.,
Is low prepared to offer one of the largest and best
selected stocks of
DRESS COODS
TO HE FOUND IN THE CITY, AND WILL BE
SOLD AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
NEW GOODS OPENING DAILY.
ClackSilks! Clack Silks!
BLACK TATFETA, only VN.
ULACK OKOS OHAIN, HEAVY, f'2 00.
ltlCK OUOS GRAIN, WIDE, 2 DO.
ULACK tiliOS OP.AIN, RICH, 2-25, t'2'50, t'2'75,
31KI. I.I W, 4 DO, M-.'AI, J.')DD.
FOR BARGAINS CALL AT
cii:o. i. visiiArs
ONE TRICE STORE,
No. 7 North EIGHTH Street.
MR MOTTO-i-MALL PROFITS AND QUICK
SALES. 4 lftthstu:imrp
fOURKING DEPARTPJ1ENT
Vc have made this depart
ment of our business a spe
cialty, and obtaining goods
direct, can offer them at low
est prices, and in every
variety.
PERKINS & CO.,
NO. 0 SOUTH NINTH STREET,
5 13 thstu",rn4p
PHILADELPHIA.
:J10. d. s. dorwion, ;l0.
NO. 310 N. KIGHTII ST R KPT, AliOVK VIXK
(SticcpttMir to Morris, k UotTiuan).
Spring opening of Black Silk., DrtM linoitii, CuMhiiarA,
White liood.. Kid Gloves. KnihroidBrien, Iloniory, Glove.,
Trimniinitii, Notion, Coisctk and Hoop Skirts, eto.
P.Ik. Silks, 3, 2'ii, 2 1. While GikhIb in itr.mt T..rioly.
I'.lK. SilkH, ii fill, 2 76, A. i Plaid Muliil, Ji, Im.
lilk. AlpHcan, 31, :iu, c. !Striii Nainwmk, ii, iV.
I.UMlre Alpucaa, fill, Wl, rioc. White and lllitf l'i.U, iV).
Mohuir Lu.lrcH, 65, 75, iil. i Yard-wide Chiiitu.. 2tc.
Sriug lrc. Gooda, Ll'l, 25, . Ill, 117 S,, 40. 4.i, UK rjuo.
Wool Cabbimcrc, 4.1, 5o, tin, 7i, M7 Vj, SHI, 1, $St.
Kcnirniher Uie nuiiihvr, iV, above Vine (Inre dotiMe.
rout Mort-J. 4 22 tut h. tim
LEGAL. NOTICES.
"IN THE DISTRICT COCKT f)F TUR
1 PNlTi n SI'ATI S K It TIIK KASTKUX DIS
TRICT OF I'KNNsYliVA.MA.
IN IIANKUCPTCV.
The nndcifned hcri'hy kivi- initio of hl nppuiiiliniTit
t ABHinm eol AHKAHA.M It. HK.K I'Ol.K I', of llin i ity
of Philadelphia, State of Peiinr-ylvuiim, Hiilnn a.nl dm
trict, who Iiiih heen adjudged a Imiiki upt hy the Diatnut
Court of nan! diHtnct upon hihovii petition.
To the cicditoih ot the Kiid h.inkniit.
ALi:XNUKU P. COLKSBKIMIV.
A HHlifiiee,
8 16 t4H No. ftl7 Clll'.SXt! I' .street.
in'thp: court of common plkas'kor
1 TIIK CITV AND COUNTY OK PIIII.A I1KI.PIII .
MAHY K. FOX, by her next friend, va. ADAM FOX,
December Term, lwiH, No. H. In Divorce.
To ADAM FOX, reitpondeiit :-The deposition, of wit
ne.Hca in the above case on the oart of the liliellnnl will be
taken before ISA AC S. ATKINSON. K., lOinmintir, at
the office. No. l'JH South SIXTH Street, in the city of
Philadelphia, on I'KIllA Y, June 4, A. D. 1h6h, at 3 o'cloc k
P. M., when and where you may he present if you think
proper. Peraonal aervice huvioK tailed on account of yuur
ahuence. JOHN ltOIIKHTS,
6 lb lot Attorney pro Libellant.
TN TIIK COURT OF COMMON PLEASFOR
J TIIK CITY AND COCNTY OF PIIII.ADKI.PHI A.
Apiihcution turn been made, thia 17th May, l-tii, fr the
lnci.ro oration of the "lieal l.ntate FxulutiiKa Com
pany.'' 6 tf
NEVV PUBLICATIONS.
JELL'S
roruLAZi ENcsrcLorEDiA,
A DICTIONARY OF UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE,
T. ELLWOOD ZELL, Puhllshcr,
Nos. 17 and 19 South SIXTH Scft,
8 27brm PHILADELPHIA.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
V. L. M A I 8 K R,
Ii M1NUFACTVKRH OF
liJaJ FIRE AND BURQLAR-PROOP SAFES,
LOCJthJUTH, EKIX-HANGER, AND DJiALiLlt LN
ji iiULLDLNG liARDWARU,
oi 4 RAClt troet,
MU8EMENT8.
w
'"j T 1 1 E A TR F B E (? I N 3 AT 7v"
tho nirm,nK Actreii and VocAlj.t F OF
KOSK WATKINH (formerly itOSINA Kllw,
and the Kminent Comedian, SHAW),
ai . MK ,'AKKY WATKINH,
will appear In their liomantio Irinh Ilramn
TltoDDKN DOWN; OR, UNDKH TWO Ft im
Fenrua Mc( Earthy, an Kxile.i ., ."'
TliFMiinKnwn....! . Mr- HARRY WATKINf
Mary McCarthy )
lihinche Deaui.ind ROSR CATKIN)
To conclinle with the aide upllttinir Comedietta of
IT TAKKS TWO TO QUAKUKU .
npiiEATKE coMiyi'E, seventiiIbtrest
A- bolow A rch. Commence, at 8 o'olock. '
TO NIGHT, LAST 1 I ME THIS SKASON,
CHING-CIIOWHI and J K. A N K 1' I' K'S WKDdIniI
MiaaSuaan Galtnn and Mr. ThoitiH. Wlntrin in caet.
"FI.OKK I" IK" TIIK CIUC'KKT.
flmt time In America an an opera, will he produced I n
wiiiiiifli r, i.Mt, may 'it.
MISS SUSAN G ALTON AS TIIK CHICK FX
No Matinee to-dny. In cone(uence of a lreas Hohe.irRtt
fi r FLOHFTTK THK CRICK KT.
MRS. JOHN DREWS ARCH STREET
THFATRK. lteitinrnarter SnVlock
(iUKAT SATI'KIIAV NIGHT KILL
FOt'K GI.OKItlt'S PIKCKS
THIS (Saturday) KVKNING, Mav 22,
TIIK PKKTTY HOKSI'.IIK I'.A KI R,
t'rniK new llurleoqiie,
I,K Gf,AII ATKI'R,
TIIK TOODI.KS,
and tho SPITFIKK.
Monday-Mr. JOHN COLLINS, Comedian, in two char,
actera.
P H F, S N V T STREET THEATRE.
J J.K. McDONOUC.H Manager.
LAST LIT'RKTIA HOROIA MATINP.K
LAST HJCRKTIA l!()R(, MATINKK'
AT S O'CLOCK.
THIS (Satimhivl KVKNING,
KLISK HOLT RUKI.KSOUK TIUUPK.
LUCKKT1A HORGlA, M. D.
AMtl
MFPHISTOPHK.l.FS;
!1' T,",K A M RASSA DOR FROM BELOW.
W ill ahortly he produced, the (frand claaaiual and mvtho
lolcal Iturlewipie entitled
PARIS; OR, TIIK .TITDfiMFNT.
CAD E M Y 0F MUSI C.
OI.K BULL'S
GRAN D C O N C K RT.
PHOGRAMMK FOR
MONDAY KVKNING M,iy24,lW!.
1. Piano Solo Transcription Rigcletto p 1 1.,,
Mr. TH KODOR MARTENS, " C
2. Romania fmm "Martha"
Mr. WILLIAM M ACDONAI.D r,"
3. Concerto in A Major i3 parti)-. Allegro MaeRomi h
Adagio Sentimentale jc.Kiindo Paatorale. . . .Olo Bull
With Organ and Piano Accompaniment
4. Cavatina "La Capriociono" Blnmnntknl
MisaS. W. BARTON. "'""lentHM
C "Mountain Vieiona'V. 0Ie Bnll
INTKRMISSIO.v'oK TKN MINUTES
t. Piano Solo "JLa Belle Amaionu" Lomaehnrn
. ,.. Mr- THF.OIJOKK MARTENS "
7. "The Wanderer" Schnbert
M'w S- W. BARTON. "'ert
8. SonK-"Ahce" Aacher
Mr. WILLIAM M ACDONALb! Aecner
9. (ireetinn from Afar" Lare posato c. Hondo Capric
cioao Qle Bnll
OI.K BULL
. W'ith Orpnn and Piano Aceompanimiint.
10. Iiuet -' I na Notte e Venezia" ArrtiH
MiHH BARTON and Mr. MAODONALlV
Mr. BKNJAMIN OWKN, ComiHwerand Accompaniat.
ADMISSION ONE DO I I A ft
' 1 , KV WIS EATS FIFTY CK NTS K XT It A
t AMII.Y CIRC1.K FIFl'Y CENTS
Doora open at 7l.i, commence at 8 o'clock.
CHESNUT S T R E E T KTriTK:
VELOCIPKDROMK. FOR VELOCIPEDE RIDING
OPKN FROM 8 A. M. TO 1(1 P. M.
Admiaalon, 10c. Riding Tickota, 30 and 50 centa. 5194t
AT E W Y O R K C Tu U : "s.
From the Hippotheatron BuiidinRS, Fourtoentb
atreot. New York.
L B. LKNT DIRKCTOR
ON KIGHTH STREET, ABOVE RACK
POSITIVELY THK LAST WEKK
POSITIVELY THE LAST WKKK
MATINKKS EVERY DAY AT a).
MATINEES EVERY DAY AT 2?.
MATINKKS KVKRY DAY AT 'ii
ROTH AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
TIIK ENTIRE MAMMOTH TROUPE
OK STAR RIDERS AND ACROBATS,
from tho Fourteenth Street Circus, New York, will appeal
in a superb programme of
KI.EI, A NT F.OUESTRIAN EXERCISES
AND WONDERFUL "ATHLETIC FEATS
Admiasion, B0 centa. Children under ten, 2d cent's T
commence at VA and 8 o'clock.
Tickets for safe at O. W. A. Trampler's Muaio Storo, No
Wrt Chesnut strcot, and at rjovert'a Nowa Stands, in th
Continental Hotel and Poat Ottice. 6 17 6t
T70X'S AMERICAN, WALNUT STREET
J? ABOVE EIGHTH. Open T'M. Overturn. 8 o'clock'
TIIE THEATRE OF THE WORLD ' ".U'Kli
PRESENT ",IOK KMMETT" TIIE GRKAT DUTCH
SONG AND DANCK MAN,
And the return of VKN'TUKOLI.
'I'U'll II A T 1 l."r V A f 'ir rrr.,xT.,.,
DK ROSA AND THK GREAT CORPS.
QONCERT HALL.
POPULAR I'RKANATOMT. PHYSI-
PROFESSOR J A.M ICS MctJI.INTOOK, M. D.
IlhiBtratod with olesrant models, manikins, paintinei
skeletons, elo., prepared expressly by Dr. Azoui. in Paria
aslollows:
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Monday, May 17. Friday, May ai.
1 ueaday. May R Monday, May 21.
W ednesday, May 19. Tuesday, May 25
Comment-ins each eveninst at S o'clock
FOR LADIES ONLY
Thursday and Saturduy Afternoons, May 20 and 22 at
oV'loi-k. '
FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY;
Saturday and Wednesday Evenings, May 22 and 2o' uli
o'clock. '
SCALE OF PRICES:
The course of six lectures for ladies and gentlemen. 2'fl'j
Single admission 51
Two private lectures !!!.!!"!! 75
Single admission ,
'I n be procured at Tnimplor'., NaiwOlieanut Vtmt: J.
II .Bunlsnll s No. 1121 Chesnut street; Dr. McOlintock'a
othce, No. H2.I Race street, and at the Hall. 5 8 tf
"I )ENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE.
- ARTS.-TheFortyjiixth Annual Spring Exhibition
of Faintings, Sculpture, Ac, is now open.
Admission, 25o. : Season Tickets, 6(lc. f4 2 89t
Open from 9 A. M. to 6S4 P. M., and from 7X to 10 P. Ai.
GYMNASIUM, CORNER OF NINTH rAND'
AUC'H Streets, for Indies, Gentlemen, and Ohil.
dren, is now onen DAY and EVKNINU. Lessons given in
Sparring and I cueing. Call in person or send for circular.
Bji.tulliliino PROF L LEWIS.
1? X IIIRITION OF WATER-CLR DRAW-
IN AID OF T,iK OHILDRKN'8 HOS.
1 IrAL.-Open daily, from A. M. to P. M., ai
the Artist Fund Galleries, No. 13W CHKSNUT Ktreot.
Tickets, 26 cent; season tickets, $1; for sals at to.
Galleries. 5 jj WHt '
VALEH'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
tiARDKN, Noa. 73H, 723, 724, and 72rl VINE Street
TH K i K A ND ()R(.'HKSTlilON, formerly the pierty
of the GRAND DUKK OK BADriN, purchased at greaB
e" .lr W I't.'L'i.V 11 ,y A f" :fttf thia city, in combination)
r.,i,;l,I A.,KK S ORCHESTRA and Misa NKLLIK AN
LtiVw,.ll.Perf'rm "VKRY AKl'KRNOON and
i.KMMi at tha above-mentioned plaoe. Admisaioa
- 1 ID If
POINT BREEZE PARK.
POINT BREEZE PARK .
Annual Subscribers ticket for the
year ending Maroh HI. 1H70, enti-
use of
'i. ii""K too uimier w aiiniiHaion anil
I Ihe track, can be obtained of the Leasee, at Park
the pilice, No. 144 S. FOURTH Street. 6 81 2t
or at
BLANK BOOKS.
The Largest Stock and Greatest Variety
OF
FULL AND nALr-EOTJND
BLANK BOOKS,
MEMORANDUM, PASS,
COPY-BOOKS, ETC. ETC.,
To be found In this city, is at the
OLD ESTABLISHED
Olank Book Manufactory
or
JAS. B. SMITH & CO.,
No. 27 South SEVENTH St.,
8 18 thHtuSm
rillLADELTIIIA.
OFFICE AND SALESROOM, FIRST FLOOR; WARuT
KOOMS, I P STAIRS.
CURTAINS AND SHADES.
ga J. WILLIAMS & SONS,
KO. 16 NOItTII SIXTH STItEET,
MANUFACTURERS OK
Venetian Blinds & Window Shades.
Larg tad Hut aMortmsut at low price.
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