TIIE DAILY EVENtNQ TELEGRAm rniLADELPIII A, , MONDAY, MAY 24, 1800.
maws HURirzAmr.
1tT Affair.
. Tlic steamboat ftilvor Hur, idyinc: Iw'twccn
Fiiiniiount nnd Mannynnk, while returning to
the Coates street liuidju, capeind when oppo
site Eni;cl it WoH'b farm, about (i o'cloek yestcr
Iay afternoon. At the time it wan crowded with
poBTinRcrn, among whom were a number ot In
toxicated ronglis, who, to make tho boat roll,
Ix-pan running from one nido to tho other, nnd
finally succeeded in overturning it. Tho water
at this spot is about four foot deep, and many of
the male passengers jumped off and waded
ashore, while the ladles and children wore re
moved from their dangerous position in pleasure
boats that were near at hand at the time of the
accident. The steamer lies upon her side, and
may, with comparatively little trouble, be
righted. Nic was owned by Stephen T. Bonder
A. Co.
The following ap;olntnicnts have been made
by Dr. W. VVorthinnton, Appraiser of the Tort
of Philadelphia: Examiner, (fcornc W. Hacker;
Clerks, Ellis !'. Phipps, E. E. Lewis, and John
W. Dubrce; Packers, S. N. Staekhouse. Joseph
K. Ponder, John S. Kern, George V. Koehers
sperger, Samuel Knowlton, Thomas A Newmau,
mid Jolin K. Scott; Assistant Sampler, Chris
topher llildehraud; Messenger, John Benton;
Jtmitor, James A. Dranc; Laborer, Adolplm
Huckheistcr.
At a meeting of the Journeymen Carpenters,
held on Saturday evening, at the hall Bro.id and
Arch streets, after addresses by a numberof pert-oils
prominent in the movement, it was resolved
that the strike for fft-AO per day, commenced
ftlxmt a week ago. should be continued. Several
of the employers commenced work this morn
ing at the advanced rates.
On Saturday afternoon Mr. Joseph L. For
t sc.uo, a reporter of the Ij'dyr. while ipiletly
passing along Chesnul street, just below Fifth,
was suddenly assailed by John Povlne. Mr.
r ortcsctie was struck violently in the face. be
vine was imtaediately taken in custody, and
after the charge had been preferred "before
Alderman Becker, he was bound over in $700
tail to answer.
To-morrow evening, at the Academy of
Music, the fort3'-fifth anniversary of the Ameri
can Sunday School Union will be held. The
exercise commence at a quarter before 8
o'clock, and throughout will be of an interesting
haracter. A chorus of six hundred young
ladies will sing, under the leadership of Colonel
L. W. C. Moore.
Domrntic A flairs.
George Gordon, a pioneer and prominent
litizen of San FrfCneisco, died on Saturday.
Frederick Douglass, Jr., has been appointed
a clerk by the City Recorder of Washington.
Heavy rains "prevailed last week in Cali
fornia, and much damage is anticipated to the
t rops.
The Scmnton miners held a meeting on
Saturday, and voted U'iO for nnd 408 against sus
pension. The steamship China, from Hung Kong,
April 10, arrived at Sau Francisco on Thursday,
bringing 310 passengers.
General Sickles has received his commission
as Minister to Spain, and will leave New York
about the middle of Jane.
Hon. Thomas H. Nelson, our new Minister
to Mexico, will leave his home in Indiana to-day,
lor the Mexican capital.
The Southern Presbyterian Assembly met at
Mobile last Thursday. Rev. I)r. llobmson, of
Kentucky, was elected Moderator.
The Hudson River Railroad freight building,
at. Hudson. New York, was destroyed bv lire
yesterday. Loss, 10,000; insurance, $2000.
Mrs. Harriet Balch Macomb, relict of the late
Alexander Macomb, Major-General United States
army, died at Washington, Friday night, in the
With year oj her age.
Secretary Boutwell has not yet determined
what to do with his surplus gold, but while he
will sell two millions of coin this week, he will
buy but one million of bonds.
The Pacific Railroad has suilicient engines
and cars to carry double the quantity of freight
r.ow offered. The road will not, however, be
presented as entirely complete until August
next.
General Dodge, engineer of the Pacific Rail
road, writes from Omaha that the road to Pro
montory Point Is now being run on a time table
not excelled by that of any line ol the same
length east of Omaha.
Captain George Brown, United States Navy.
who took out and delivered the ram Stonewall
to the Japanese Government, arrived at Wash
ington on Saturday, having come through on
the lirst train over the Union Pacific Railroad
Iroiii Sau Francisco.
I'orclicn Allnir.
Maksj:ii.i-i. May 23. The American
schooner Angelica has been abandoned at sea.
The crew have landed here.
Havana, Mav a;. The United States steamer
Arctic has arrived from llayti. The Govern
ment has received no oflieial despatches an
nouncing the lauding of filibusters on the island.
Madrid, May Topcte has buen appointed
Minister of the Colonies ad interim. It is
rumored that Prince Augustus, of Portugal, will
be put forward as a candidate for the Spanish
throne, and negotiations are on loot for his mar
riage to a daughter of the Duke of Montpcnsier.
London, May 22. The rejection of the treaty
for the sale of the island of St. Thomas, by the
United States Senate, causes much irritation at
Copenhagen.
Tho difHculty with the Chinese Government,
arising out of the persecution of Christians in tho
North, has been settled. The latest despatches
from the British Legation at Pekin state that the
Mandarin who countenanced the persecutions
lias been removed from ollicc.
Berlin, May 22. Baron Von Gerolt, late
Prussian Minister at Washington, arrived here
Lonoon, May 22. The Times of this morning
has another editorial on the Alabama question,
suggested by the recent speech ot Mr. Foster.
The Times says England has equal cause of com
plaint against America. Great Britain resisted
the attempt to recognize the South, thereby iu
tlictin" sufferings on her own people, disobliging
an ally, and, In fact, declared In favor of the
North and Is now misunderstood and accused of
hostility and selfishness. Sir Francis Head had
communicated several additional oflieial docu
ments to prove that assistance was extended by
merica to the Canadian revolt in 18.J7, and
asserts in his letter accompanying the document
that Mr. Sumner's language applies to that case
as well as to the case of theAlabama, but that tho
English Government never received or claimed
"'hTv ana May 23. Information has been re
ceived here of the landiug of three hundred
filibusters near Gibara. There was an obstinate
. ..L .i. . the uliorn. in which the
liglil wiia me uuwiie -. . ,,,i,
Spaniards enured two cannon and lo th rty-
Zuul The result Is unknmvii. Fight
7 c o'rted near Trinidad and CUenfuegoB
with heavy losses and appalling atrocities on
both tildes. Remedios is iu a state of anarchy,
i., . . ... -.o nitons n that lurlsdic-
iV and 3 baiuUof uiards and Cuban,
?. M JSff Sees to
May 6 have been 'received.' despatches from
General Parro announce the tei .iiiimtiort'of the
o- . i.. . i .i-nim-nt troops
revolution in oinaiua. h --- - .
attacked the Pronunciation In the mountains aud
completely dispersed them, killing Palmera and
' -..i......i; .,. .ir.i.fs with others. lotal
.... .i ir. ...i -. r.-r. Full,, il r t es eaotured,
Killed, i.i: in 1S1MICI !, - ,
.... . i... ,.,., ,r i.f i.Mier iirins and
munitions of war. General Corona was dally
expected from Durango with leinforcenieuts.
Another uprising was expected, with General
i.i.. ir ...... .... I.wl..e
Paris, May 2!!. General Dix to-day had an
audience with the Emperor, at which ho Intro
duced Minister Washburne as his successor and
tnr.k formul euve of his MiliesiV. .r. nou
1 .1 ....... ,....,.,1 I. la .rr.rl.ntinls. TllC lTCUC
..i ;.. t... .1... Ci.rna I .eyisllltif COU1-
inenced to-day. The voting iu this city pro
gresses quietly, and reports from all parts I
TV tr.in.illlll IV lireVllilB. 1 lie
French li.Vv took place to-day. The, grand
irlie ct I'm woa hi' Count F. ik M
Orange' Consul, beating Sardalgnc (second)
and I andour (third).
Madrid, May 22. The Republican news
papers of this city assert that tho rocent vote of
the Cortes has only deferred the scheme for a
federal republic, and has not defeated It, and
that a republic must come, sooner or later, fo
want of a monarch and the absence of unani
mity on the part of tho majority in tho Cortes.
Isabella has proposed to abdicate in favor of her
son, the Prince of Astnrias, against the advice of
Gonzalez Bravo, her former Prime Minister, and
others. In tho Cortes yesterday article S4 of the
National Constitution was adopted. Adelando
jawicr de Ayala, Minister for the Colonies, has
resigned.
London. MilV 22.,-Tiip Pnll .l7i On?, II,- an
independent newspaper, has a leading article on
the Alabama claims question. Tho writer says:
"Whatever England did in respect to the Ameri
cans, France did, and ton times more; for nothing
but our refusal of her invitation to recognize the
Southern Confederacy saved the North from a
more trying and doubtful contest." The Weekly
Spectator (Whig), published to-day, also dis
cusses the ducstion. and savs "the truths told
by Mr. Foster, an old ami staunch friend of
America, must teach the Americans how uni
versal resistance would be if Mr. Sumner's de
mands were seriously pressed." One of the
largest meetings ever assembled was held in
Belfast, Ireland, to-day. to protest against the
disestablishment of the Irish Church. It is esti
mated that nearly twenty thousand people were
present.
News has been received direct from Ccsncdes,
by Cubans in Washington, confirming fully the
defeat of the Spanish forces in attempting to
open the railroad from Nuevitas to Puerto Prin
cipe. 1 he date and channel of receipt are kept
private for prudential reasons. The loss of the
Spaniards is set down at 1000 killed and wounded.
'1 he Cuban force is stated to have been STiOO men,
under Quesada, entrenched on the road, and
about the same as the Spanish.
The fighting was bv far the severest which has
taken place during the war. The battle was de
cided by the arrival of tho Marquis of Santa
Luca, with four thousand men, a largo number
of whom were mounted, but who, though poorly
armed, made a desperate and successful charge
on the flank of the Spaniards. Of five hundred
colored troops, a little over four hundred shot
their olllecrs and went over to the Cubans, and
the remainder, being neither with the insurgents
or Spaniards, arc supposed to have taken to the
woods.
All the baggage, provisions, and ammunition
of the Spaniards, carried in ten cars, and drag
ged on the rails by oxen, together with the dead
and the chief part of the wounded, were aban
doned to the Cubans, who, after the battle, ad
vanced six miles- to San Miguel, where they de
stroyed the barracks and quarters In sight of the
retreating Spaniards. The loss of the Cubans is
given at several hundred, but Cubans here ridi
cule the Idea ot its being eflual to that of the
enemy, who attacked entrenchments they did
not earn-. A vessel since returned to the United
States had a few davs before safely landed arms
and ammunition. The Spanish General Latona
is reported wounded, but w hether in that action
is not stated. Cespedes and the insurgents feel
comment ol success.
ORlTlTAltY.
( niitmndore Churlex Stewnrt .Mcl'iuiley,
Whoee death at Washington, D. C, on May
in!, lias been announced, was a native ot I'lnla-
delphia, and entered the navy at the age of
thirteen, lie served in the war ot lorJ, and in
bilil was made Post Captain, the highest irrade
n the navy at that time, lie commanded the
Washington Navy Yard during the Mexican war.
and the Pacific Bunadrou from 1850 to 1854. His
tut sea command was that or the Home
souadron in 1855, when he was sent to Cuba to
arrange the amieuities existing between the
L nited Mates doverninent and the authorities of
the island. At the beginning of the late war he
was in command of the Norfolk Navy Yard,
when t omniander fauidmir was sent by Secre-
ary Welles to destroy it. lie was soon alter
placed on the retired list, in accordance with tlic
roviruons ot the law ol istc retiring olhers
alter a certain number ot years active service.
The Iteforined PrcNhytcrin.il Synod.
Ci'.tiAKVii.i.E, Ohio, via Xenia, Ohio, Mav 23.-
Tlic Hcfornicd Presbyterian Synod debated
engtlnlv the basis ol union with the Lnited
I'reshvterian Lliurcn. ur. iJougiass declared
that union or the disintegration of the Synod
were the only alternatives. It was a question of
lite or death.
Kev. Mr. AVilev s motion to abandon the union
proposition was lost by a vote of fourteen yeas
to eighteen navs.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Maritte New see Frnt Pcuie.
ALMANAC t'OR PHILADELPHIA THIS DAY.
Srm RlHKS 4-SrilMooN RKTS 414
SDN hKTU 7'lHlUlOH WATEB 12 4-i
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRAUK.
HKSI1Y WlNKOIt,
(iKoniiF. N. Ai.u:n,
GKO. MollltlSON (JOATF.K,
Committee of thk Month.
MOVE.UKNTM OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
FOR AM K.RICA.
Leipzig
Southampton.... Baltimore May
A tula n tu
IjOiulon
New York .Mav
Now York Mnv
Keilnr... .
.Malta....
Liverpool. . .
ljverpool. ..
New York via Bo.. . . M ay 11
N. American.
l.ivuruool...
Quebec May
New York Mav
1
r ranoe.
.Liverpool....
ia
12
n
Nebraska Liverpool New York May
II. Kingdom (iliLBKow New York Mav
City of Antwerp. Liverpool ....New York May
111
Hibernian Liverpool ....new lorn May 1.1
Viricinia Liverpool New York May 14
Britannia Ol&Ntow new York May
Russia Liverpool New York May
America Bremen New York May
Allcinunnia Havre New York May
I'UK KUKUl'K.
Hammonia New York. ...Hamburg May 2J
Finn New York.. ..Liverpool May 26
Kullou New York.. ..Bremen May 26
Cob rail New York. ...Liverpool
.May
Australastun.. ..New York. ...Liverpool .
Dorian New York.... tiUuttfow ..
Saini-r a New York.. ..Liverpool .
.May
.May
.May
Cambria New York. ...Glasgow...
May
City ot Antwerp.New York. ...Liverpool May
fit. Laurent New York. ...Havre
May
C. of N. York... .New York. ...Liverpool
Ruaaia New York. ...Liverpool
Nebraska New York. ...Liverpool
City of Paris New York. ...Liverpool
C. of Limerick.. .New York. ...Antwerp ,
C. of r!a'timore..New York. ...Liverpool
Ville de Paris... .New York. ...Havre
..June
..June
..June
. .June
..June
..June 12
..June 12
CUAK I WIISN, PtIIUiaTKl, JCTU.
South America. .New York. ...Rio Janeiro May
Prometheus I'niuula Charleaton May
Cleopatra New York. ...Havana May
('iiiumliu New York. ...Havana May
Pioneer I'lulada Wilmington June
Mails are forwarded by every (learner in the regular lines.
l. ... .... ... ..m ( ,.r fm.n l.lsamn..! null . . . I ......nun a
eept the Canadian line, which call at Londonderry. The
learner lor or irom tne uontinent can at Southampton.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
KtmBhtn Commander. Brooks. New York. John F. Ohl.
Steamer James S. Green, Vance, Richmond and Norfolk.
W. P. Clyde A Co.
Steamer New York, Jones, Washington and Alexandria,
W. r. Clyde a. to.
fcteumer R. Willing. Cundiff. Baltimore. A. Groves. Jr.
Br. hurquo Rothiemay, McDonald, Pictou, N. S., Work
man A Co.
Kriu Oalutea. McKenzio. Pictou. E. A. Rouder a Co.
Brig R. C. Wright, Walker, Barbados, S. L. MerchantACo.
ring Atinnie Aiioio, riaruing, iiohiaiii, vvarron a oregg.
.. ? ... L : I. A..
Br. schr Waif, Demsen, Bristol, E. L. Westergaard & Co.
K. hr I ! Hertz. Grav. Boston. L. Audonriud A Co.
Tug Hudson, Nichol, and Tho. Jefferson, Allen, for
iiullluioro, wivu a tuw oi uarKea, rr , r. iyue a tu.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
N. G. brig Friede, Tiiumeruian, M day from Pernam
u it h suoar t4i order.
Br. brig Hunter, Smith. 16 day from Sheet Harbor, N.
c u,.!. lHtl.utn.l H AIWimmI.
Schr James Martin, Baker, 6 day from Boston, with
... llnnlmil A Cloilli.
Schr.. L. Adams, ltobbina, from Boston, with mdse. to
Men-hon A Cloud.
Schr John H. Perry, Kelly. 6 day from New Bedford,
with oil to G. A. A E. A. Landell.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamship Norfolk. Piatt, 8H hours Irom Richmond via
Norfolk, w th mdse. to W. P Clyde ACo
Kt.am'er G. H. Stout, Ford, from Washington and Alex-
StP - Vork.
with mdse. to W.M. fta.rd A Co
Chester. Jones, 24 huur from New York, with
Steamer
"Ki "Li" V. iJivis. Woi.ster. 12 day. from Cienfuego.
"Xt? 7lt"Zn. Wyi from Pensaoola. with
r. ... t l i,.i,w,,,..
from Windsor, N. 8
from Providence, in
Us'r y riuVlVrower. I Ida,, from Newbem. K. 0
ia U01l Ui Koicbt A bvro.
"SriteoXHUuday.
Prhr P. R. Jarkpnn, Illarkman, 8 day! from Marblehead.
SchrChlel. Townnentl. 2 dava from Indian Kiver. lel..
with lamher to Collin A Co.
Tups Thomaa JefTprimn, Alton, and lTudnon. Nlchnln,
from Baltimore, with a tow of barge to W. P. Clyde A (Jo.
Sp'rtftt Trpttrh to Th Krrftinr TrUgrtiph.
HAVnr-lK (iRArn. Mav 24. -Tn' Clvdn Inft for Phila-
delphia lant night at 1(1 o'clock, with the following boat:
Ktinn w Hey, with lumber to l. H. I ay lor t h'to,
Itanifil Kndnffraff. with lumber for Wilmington.
J. H. llugg A Co., with lumber to Malone A C.
John Cullcn, with coal for Wilmington.
Laura and Kllie, with coal for Wilmington.
Wm. N. Carter, wil h lumber for '.htmlr.
Joi n Hi'tcll, with lumber to Craig A BlancnArd.
Kannie and K.mily, with lumber ti Patterson A I.ippincott.
( harlea A Wella. wit h lumber to Taylor A Itctte.
r Hon, wit.n lumtier to It. r. iaylor a won.
Y. K. Ililnher, with lumber to l'attcrvm A Lippinrrtt.
Maggie and Jennie, with lumber to Parker, 1 ruck A Co.
Cnrrr'.nnthttrr nf Th' Frrvtto Til"rrajh.
r.ABIUM A MCMAHO.'VH Hlll.Mi.
Mkii. I itticn. No a Centre Slin. N. V.
Rtcddav. Mav SO - Thirteen nr fourteen Krie baiges
till leave in the tow thin evoning for Baltimore, light.
Baraea C. II. Kown. withntraw. and Cbarlea. witbiron.
for Philadelphia.
Haltimohk Bbakch Ofvicf- Nine barges left thia even
ingintowof steamer W. Allison, a follow: Cora Hunt,
witu I nnitierlHnit coal for V ilminiruin, imi. n. ..rimii,
ll.ii,,. I. nun W I' (;,ll,...,in .!,,.. ,,h Hums. M. L. W;l'Oi,
Lady Jane, and K. J. Vk'kery, all witb coal, for New York
JU. .J- v.
Corrnponiiener of thf Philaitslphia JTivRrir.
Lkwks, lel.. May 24. The following vessels were at. the
Brenkwater on the 21st Brigs (ienrge S. Berry, from Phi
ladelphia, lor Bangor: and Chas. Henry, do. for Pictou, N.
S. Several vessel have gone in to-day, whoso nam.. are
unknown. L. L. LYONS.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Roman. Baker, hence, at Boston 2Cd it.st.
Baroue J. McCarthy, McCarthy. Bailed from Machias
port ttith inst., for Bueno Ayres.
irig iigreia, rttowers, aanea from nr.. i noniaH iiu insi,.,
for Porto Kico, to load for a northern port nt MOc.
Brig Philip Larrabee, C'rowell, hence for Until, at Port
land JMh inst.
Brig Klir.a McNeil. Small, cleared at New York 2 it inst,
lor Cow Bay.
Brig John Anderaon. Coulter, hence, at Oemarara 'ZA.h
ultimo.
rii hr Nevada, Card, hence, t St. John, N. B., ISth inst.
Si-hr Robbie W. Dillon. Ludlaui. hence, at Maxt'lob-'1
1'ith inst. tr- Bt
Sclir Sarah Brnen. Fisher, hence, at Wilmington. N. v...
Htlt ti inst.
Kchr K.lishaT. Smith. Harvev. bence. for Pawt.icki t. e.t
Providence 21st inst.
Scbrs ( hurles K. smith. Hnmm. for Philmlclnbia : In-
nmph, Chester, for do. ; and Storm, St.rano, lor Trt.ntrtn,
!., sailed from Providence 2lHt inst.
Scbr Mary Augusta. Loiil. cleared at C'alui TI7th inst.
for Philadelphia. d4
Schr Pilot Bride, from Rockland for Philadelphia, ut
Holmes' Hole 2(ltb inst., and sailed again next day.
Sclira I'eoro A. l.rau. Addle Hyerson, Aun now, ann
James Satterthwaite. sailed from Holmes' Hole UUtti inst.
A. M.
S.'lirs S. A M. D. Scull. and Mary D. Haskell, sailed Irom
Holmes' Hole 20th inst .. P. M.
WSchrs Kiihraim nnd Anna, and Sidney Price, sailed from
Holmes' Hole A. M. 21st inst.
Hchr John H. Perry, Kelley, from flp Bedlord for I'Ul-
lndelphia, at New I.ondon 2(lth inst, u '"t
Scbrs Reading Railroad No. 42. Rodan, aniilHelle Sea
man. Seaman, hence at Norwich 20th inat. '
Kclirs Oeorgo Novinger. Smith, hence, and J. li. Austin,
from Boston, ut Aleiandria20th inst.
NOTTCK TO MARINERS.
A serinua obstruction to the entrance to Kev West bv
the main channel now exists. The hull of a sunken vessel
fast to the liottom, lie between the buoys marking the
channel between the Triangle .Shoals.
Saco. Me.. Mav 19. The wall at the mouth of the river.
in the vicinity of the bar, now reaches in length throe-
fourths of a mile, and has required ntty thousand Ions ot
rock to construct it. The channel at the mouth of the
river, which was formerly uncertain and circuitous, is now
well denned and deeper. Vessels which draw twelvo and
thirteen feet of water entor the mouth of the river easily,
when formerly it was not. safe for vessels drawing ten feet.
Vessels loaded with coal now pas up the river for the
wharves, which was impossible a few years ago. A further
improved condition of this point is anticipated. Congress
made an appropriation last winter of t22,utHJ to complete
the worn.
MUSIC STORES.
r a (i i n 3i i: v i: it
I -i Respectfully inform the public that be b& opened
hi
No. 1413 CHESNUT ST RK F.T.I "M'.a
(Opposite Homer, Colladay A Co.' dry goods palace), with
a choice stock ol American and foreign sheet music,
pianos, etc. Agency lor the world-renowned Munich pho
tocratihg of the Cmtbe and Schiller galleries, by Kaulbacb
and other celebrated artists.
Also, constantly on hand, a complete stock- of leypoldt
A Holt's books, Tauchnitz edition ef British authors,
Didot's edition of the French Classics, etc.
.Inst received. Photogranhs of tlie celebrated new car
toon, called "Heroes of Musio of Italy. Krance, and Eng.
bind." coutainu Btt lite-like portraits, three sizes, at 12, 4.
and $1. 4 2Hwni 1m
ICE CREAM AND WATER
ICE.
THE
NEAPOLITAN
ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES.
THE PUREST AND BEST IN THE WORLD.
This celebrated Brick Ice Cream and Water Tee can be
carried in a paper to any part of the city, aa you ould
candy. Fifteen or twenty different kinds ot them are kep
constantly on hand.andONE HUNDRED DIFFERENT
FLA VORS can be made to order lor those who desire to
have something never before seen in the United States,
and superior to any ice ream inaoo in r.urope.
Principal Depot-No. 1324 WALNUT Street.
Branch Store-No. 1U2U bPRLNtl GARDEN St
reef.
61
V. J. ALLECiKkTTI.
LUMBER.
18G9
frPKUCE JOIST.
ISPRUCK JOIST.
HEMLOCK.
HEMLOCK.'
lbGU
1809
SEASONED CLEAR PINE. lO'O
(SEASONED CLEAR PINK. lOUJ
CHOICE PATTERN PINE.
SPANISH CEDAR, FOR PATTERNS.
RED CEDAR.
lO.'fi FLORIDA FLOOKIMG. 1 Cl'fi
lOOy FLORIDA FLOORING. 1001
CAROLINA r L.tlOKirHU.1
VIRGINIA FLOORIN(;.
DELAWARE FIXIORLNG.
ASH FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
FLORIDA STEP BOARDS.I
RAIL PLANK.
1 GftO WALNUT BUS. AND FLANK. - C?Q
lOUJ WALNUT BDS. AND PLANK. lOUJ
WALNUT BIJAKDS,
WALNUT PL&NK.
1 CAO UNDEKTAKEHS LUMBER, f
10UJ UNDERTAKERS' LUMBKK lOU J
RED CEDAR.
WALNUT AND PINK.
18G9
SEASONED POPLAK.
SEASONED CHERRY.
1869
ASH.
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HICKORY.
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6PAUISH CEDAR BOX BOARDS,
FOR SALE LOW.
1 QiO CAROLINA SCANTLING. -J QP(
lOU CAROLINA H. T. SILIJJ. lOUJ
NORWAY SCANTLING.
18G9
CEDAR SHINGLES.
tlVPRKSS SHINGLES.
18G9
UAll.K, BROTH F.K a UU.,
No. 4500 SOUTH Street
115
SLER & BROTHER'S
U. S. BUILDERS' MILL,
Nos. 24, 26 and 28 S. FIFTEENTH St.
We offer thit laaaon to the trade a .larger and more in
perior stock of
Wood Mouldings, Brackets, Balusters,
Newell Posts, Etc.
The slock is made from a careful aolectioo of Michigan
Lumber, from the mills direct, and we invite builder ana
contractor to examine it before purchasing elsewhere.
Turning and Scroll Work in all it varieties. 8 nam
UMBEK UNDER COVER.
ALWAYS DRY.
V ATS ON & CILLINCHAM.
828 No. 924 RICHMOND Street.
PANEL PLANK ALL THICKNESSES.
1 COMMON PLANK. ALL THICKNESSES.
1 COMMON BOARDS.
1 and 3 SIUK FENCE BOARDS.
WHITE PINE FLOORING BOARDS.
YEI.IXIW AND SAP PINE FLOORINGS, IX nl
iM. bPRUCE JOIST. ALL SIZES. .-
HEMLOCK JOIST, ALL SIZES.
rbAhlKKlNO LATH A SPK'iiAi'.' i.
Together with a general assortment of Building ;mi
lor .ale low for eaL T. W. SMAL 1 A
nar . 3 v.nn nmv A U'PII h M NlrMMtl
,
5
BOARDING.
AT NO. 1121 GIRARD STREET MAY BE
obtained furniahed and njofuriuaW room lor lodg.
ma. Board alaoif deaired.
of EAMpT8TE "xUNi'FACTORY, No. 10
O FETTER LANK. Paper bol Maker, Book hind Br,
Trunk maker, Baiiorbauiier, and all wno u "An I K,
I will mill HUH lf l M.'nin, wiilimn mim
! v, u4 lar butuir awl ueiM tuau uau U uiaue in ui
DRY OOODS.
jJ ATE RIALS FOR S UI T S,
In Stripes and Grey Mixtures.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT ON THIS
MARKET.
RICKEY. SHARP & CO.,
NO. 727 CHESNUT STREET.
suns i
SILKS !
In Stripes, Checks and Shots,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
- RICKEY. SHARP & CO.,
NO. 727 CHESNUT STREET.
LIUEK rorLII7ETT3,
NEW AND DESIRALLE AKTK1.E
At i'ftv-. ft'r janl.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
Wo. 727 CZIE5BIUT S erect.
JATAriEGE SILKS
AND
roniNETTES,
A FULL ASSORTMENT.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
NO. 727 CHESNUT STREET.
LACE rOIPJTS,
IN NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
NO. 727 CHESNUT STREET,
4 9tfrp 1'IHLAPELPIUA.
SUMMER RESORTS.
p AMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
NOTICE.
THE SUNDAY OEl TRUIM
Advertised to Run en the 2Sd lust.
1 1 J IK 15ei I'OKtpOtKMl
UNTIL JUNE G.
D. H. FflUNDY,
BIT
AGENT.
CU M M E R RESORTS
PHILADELriHA AND READING RAIL
ROAD AND BRANCHES.
MANSION HOUSE. MOUNT CAMION.
Mr, t'aroline Wnnder, Pottsville P. O., Schuylkill county.
j I ,-i vin"m rnrir. t
Mr. M. L. Miller, I'uacarora P. O , Schuyikd couLty.
MANSION HOU.SK,
W. V. Smith, Mahanoy City P. O., ScnuylkilJ county.
MOUNT VAKMKL HOUSE.
Charlna Culp, Mount C'armel P. O , Nortimut nr.'u-d 00.
W Hiir. nut
E. A. Moss, Heading P. O.
ANDALUSIA,
Henry Weaver, Roading P. O.
hlYINU SUhl.MiS HOTEL,
Dr. A. Smith, Wernersville P. O., r.n'kK (irjr.ty
OI.I) HVH1KUH HOTEL. LEhA.JON Co'.vrr.
William Lerck, Pine tirove P. O., Si tiuylkilJ cooly.
HOIEHTO If.V SEMINAIi V,
F. S. Stauttdr, Boyertown P. O., Berke county.
litik srnimis,
Goorce V. Greider, Litiz P. O., Lanraattu county.
El' Hit A TA SUIllNiiS,
John Frederick, Eiihrata P. O., Ijincarter county.
EEliKIOMEN llUIIKiE HOTEL,
Davia Lonyaker, Fret-land P. O., Monlomery coutty,
rHOSI ECT TEH HA ( 'E,
Dr. Junu'B Palmer, Kreelund P. O., MoDlpoinory county.
SUHIMi MILL HEHiHIX,
Jacob 11. Breiah. Conahobockcn P. O , Montgomery Co.
imurr house.
Theodore Howell, Suamokin. Nortbumtierland co. 5 4 mrp
17 T II K ATA MOUNTAIN ISPJIINGS,
LANCASTER COUNTY, PA.
Thisponnlar and well-known SUMMER RESORT will
ha ftr,..r.M.l t.tr thn rnctMitllill nf CllfHt-H On tllB IfvLU of .TlinA.
undor the auspice of J. W. FREDERICK, the former
proprietor.
The entire establishment nan been renovated and refitted
with new and elt'Kaut lurnituie. 4 -7'jin
ICE COMPANIES.
ICE! ICE! ICE! ICE! ICE!
Ice! Ice! Ice! Ice! Ice! Ice! Ice I
OFFICE OF THE
KNICKERBOCKER ICE CO.,
No. 435 WALNUT St., Philadelphia.
Eatablisbed IKS!. Incorporated lHtll.
Wholesale and Retail Pealers and Shipper of '
EASTERN ICE.
THOMAS F. CAH1LL, President.
E. P. K.ERK1IOW. Vjce-Prtajutnt.
A. HUNT, Treaaurer.
K. 11. CORNELL, Secretary.
T. A. HKNDRT, Superintendent.
irv dolivered daily in all part of the consolidated fit.
Weat Philadelphia, Mantua, Richmond, BndeaburK, Thk
and Germantown. Price for fau lilies, oftu-Htt, etc, for 1h5 :
8 lbs. daily nl cento per week.
12 " o
Irt ' t " '
JU " $1116 "
lr consumer at wholesale prices. Order sent to the
UUlce, or any 01 uie iouowiu uoikjis, wiu leueive prompt
attention :
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD AND MAS-
l l.lt niar.r.i,
WILLOW STREET WHARF, Delaware Avenue,
RllMiK ROAD AND WILIXW STREET,
TWENTY-SECOND AND HAMILTON STREET.
NINTH STKEKT AND WASHINGTON AVENUE, and
ri.nbiKH.rLl TVUAttr, bcuuyiaiu. Ibaimrp
Ire! Ire! Ire! Ice! Ice! Ice
H
O T
O R
COLD!
WARM WEATHER! GOOD ICE!!
SITI'MED li'i TJ!E
CARPENTER ICE COMPANY,
o. 91? V.II.I.OW St., IMidsuIa.
EASTERN ICE exclusively at market raves.
Large trade 8urplied on fair terms.
CHAS. L. CARPENTER, "
,,WwUr,'rVl " rropnetorm,
BIBlm JOHN R. CAKl'ENTEK, J
DR. F. GIRARD. VETERINARY 8UR-
r.KdN. r.riwta all diseoaes of horse and cattle.
aud all surgical operation, with efficient accommodation
lor horse, at hUJnr-ry No. WHO MAiUjUA Street
JHt ropiar. Jv
rrilE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE
X. No. '.liO CHESNUT Street, forward Parcel, Pack
ae. Merchandise, Bank Note, and Specie, either by iu
own line or iu connection wiui oiuer aiprvn. uuiuouum,
M auuta iirmtiuaJ towua a-u v-niaiv
i 3 iuyxiiu,ii(
SHIPPING.
!r p. CHARLESTON, S. C.
r . j r. I
TUB POtmi AND SOUTHWEST
FAST FKinOIIT
EVERY THURSDAY. .
The 8lMr.pr.ir rKOMETnEUS, CaptAla Gray, J.
w. hvii'.MAN, t Biuain vance,
WILL WlRM A RKOPLAK WKKKIA LINE.
THe teanishtn PBOM E'I'IIKIS will bhii on
THURSDAY, May 27, at 4 P. M. .
. l nroiifrn tuin ol lalltifr jrivon in conn"CTion wia o.
C. IC K. to points In the mmth and Sout.hwenf.
IiiHurance at icwent ralen. Rules of fivintit M low
as iiy any oUier route. For frnpiit, apniv ui
ri A. Mil 1 1 Ml n
SWtf IKK'H 8TKKKT WUARr.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
. MJlr rnr. ofnkfal transati
NTtO
r4Cil-CMI'ANY,S M A I I. SI'EAM
SHIPS
Nl. AT
1.LV NEW YORK AND HAVRE. OALL1
BREST.
Tho n.londid trm rr?m on thi favorite route
forth
aa fol
(lotitiiiuot will vail lmtu t'ler So. 5U NortU river,
M'ra
VKRKIKE Iirhn-e Saturday,
, Mayl
, May li
, May IN
Jun U
l,Ar Air lllf Kini.-u Sat unlay.
JT. LAI Ki-NT Imariv Saluntav,
VILLLLt 1 AH1S hunununt Saturday,
TRICE Olf PASSAGE
in rold (.nciodii.f wine).
111 lltr.ri KK.
FuutCalan 140 : Second Cabin $
TO I'AiiiS,
(Includina railwav tirkil,s. fumHhed on board.)
flirt Cabin M6 SM.nd Cabin - f4
T lies stramer do riPt carry ntwrnuv paaaonKor.
Mcd.cul attmlance free 01 charge.
Auiencan trav-l.en coin- t or retnrnin- from the con
tinent li I ur'.p. bv t4iinu the ntr-amor ol this line avoid
tuineceswiry rks from tianait by English railvraya and
rroShiiiK t 4.L iit-l, t.eidcfl faving timi, trouble, and
tilDse. (-KlIkliK MACKENIK, AKnt,
JNO. UriUAUV A , now lurK.
For Mwiri in rili'tifi- ai.nlv at Adams' Exoruafl
CVmipany, to H. U LK.A1-,
1 -At No. :iU CH ESN UT Street.
r-. PHILADELPHIA, KICIIMNl)"
JULt'TliH'U(.II KRFKilir AIR LINK TO
l,f ir-. PV'j 1 11 1. 1. noi,
t.V I' ll I rA 11 ItHAI ,
Atl noon, from FIRST WHARF above MARKET
Street.
THROUGH RATES to all boint in North and South
Carolina, via Seaboard Air Line Railroad, connecting at
Portsmouth ami to Lynchburg. a., lennuanee. ana the
West, via Virmnia and Tennesst-e Air Line and Richmond
and Danville Railroad.
Kreii-ht H AN DLI'.D BUT tw K, ana Uken at LUWKH
RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINK.
I he reirulnrity. safety, and cheapness of this route com-
mend ittotbe public a U.e most desirable medium for
carrying every description of f rei(b
No charge for com uussion, drayace, or any expense of
transfer.
Steamship insurer at the lowest ratoa.
Freight received daily.
WILUAM P. CLYDE A OO.,
No. Yt S. WHARVES and Pier I N. WHARVES.
W. P. PORTER, Attentat Richmond and City Point.
T. P. CROW ELL A CO., Acenta at Norfolk. 6 1
LOKIL-ARD'8 STEAMSHIP
LINE FOR
NEW YORK.
fJirjg Tuetrtays, TlmrsdaTg, and Saturdays.
REDUCTION OF RATES.
Kpnr.p rates, ccurinieni'inp March IB.
KaiV.np; TueHiiayn, Thurmliivs, and Suturilays. On
mid all' r lSth ol March freight by this lliin will be
tAken at 12 cents per 1W pounds, 4 cenla per foot, or
1 cent per trailou, nti:p'8 tipiinn. Advance charges
catdieU at oll'.ce on Pier. Freight received at all
times on covered wliiurr.
JOHN F. OHL,
c 2f.t Pier 19 North Wharves.
N. B. Extra rates on email packages iron, metals, eto.
-NEW EXPRESS LINE TO
Aleiandria. Cleorpetown. and Washington, D.
I C. via C.hesaneake and Delaware Canal, with
-ii-ii iit'M C, '
counoctions at Alexandria from the most direct route for
Lyncbburir, bnetol. anoivule, .Nashville, Dalton, ana tne
Southwest.
Steamer leave reirnlarly every Saturday at noon from th
first wharf above Market street.
rTeiaiit xece.vea uaiiy.
" WILLIAM P. CLYDE ft OO..
No. 14 North and South Wharves.
HTPF A TYLF.R. Asents. at Georgetown: M.
ELDRIDOE A CO., Agent at Alexandria. 61
r u 1 1 v v v u r T. A Vf
vrOUEENSTOWN. Inman Lino of Mail
Meamer are appointed to sail as fol
lows 1 ny ot Antwerp, Saturday, May 29, at 9 A. M.
City of New York, via Hainan, Tuesday, June 1, at 11 A.M.
City of Paris. Saturday, .Inne fi. at 1 P. M.
City of Baltimore, Saturday, June 12, at 1 P. M.
City of Boston, via Halifax, Tuesday. June l.'i. at 11 A. M.
And each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday
from Pier 4b, North River.
aa 1 r.n jr raosAui",.
BT THR MAI HTKAMKU VA1LLNI. KVKUY BATTTRriAT.
Puiable in Gold. Payablo in Currency.
FIRST C ABIN Slue STEK.RAtiE i8:
lo Ixiniton 105 lo London 41)
'iolans. Uol To Paris 4
IhKA4 HV TKE TVEStA. SJtA.MKll, VIA HALIFAX.
f'lliNT OAHIN. RTKr.HAHH.
Payable in fiiud. Pavable in Currenov.
LiverTKail SXi Ijiverpool $30
Huhfai Jl' Halilax 16
St. John's, N. V , ( a? St. John's, N. E., )
by liranch eame by isranch nteamer )
l'usseurers ulso lorwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bremen,
etc., at reduced rates.
Tickets can be Uiught here at moderate rate by person
wishing to send lor uieir iriemis.
Kornu-thcr inforniatinn aptily at the Company' Office.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent, No. 13, BROADWAY, N. Y.
Orto O'I'ONNELL A EAULK, Agent.
46. Io. - IIV Mt.Pi.Nij i ntreet, rniiaueiphia.
NOTICE. FOR NEW YORK. VIA
DELAWARE AND RARITAN OANAL,
3M. EXPRESS STFAMKOA T COMPANY.
Th i;HEAPKST and OU1CKEST water ooiiinitinina.
tie.n between Philadelphia and New York.
Steamers leave daily from first wharf below Market
street, Philadelphia, and toot of Wall street. New York.
Goods forwarded ly all the line ruuning out of New
York, North, East, and West, free of commission.
rreiifht received ana lorwarded on accommodating term.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE A CO., Agent,
No. 14 S. DELAWARE Avenue, Philadolphia.
JAMES HAND. Agent,
31 No- 119 WALL Street, New York.
ir? - NOTICE. FOR NEVV YORK,
ffifi'T Delaware and Raritan Canal, SWIhT
ii iiiii """" TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
DESPATCH AND SWIETSURK LINE.
The business bv tiiese lines will be resumed on and aft.ar
UieMb of March. Eor I-reigbts, which will be taken 00
acconj oi loaauiic tern , apply to
rv. . daihij a uu..
25 Ne. Li t South Wharvet.
GROCERIES AND PRO VISJC5NS.
JJICHAEL MEAGHER & CO.,
NO. 823 South SIXTEENTH Street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
PROVISIONS,
OYbTEJtS, AliU MMD CLAMS,
FOR FAMILY USB
TERRAPINS tie PER DOZEN. 8
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
QEORCE PLOWMAN.
CAIiFENTEK AND BUILDER,
0. 134 COCK Street, Fhiladelolua
aOOKN exchange
J A MANUKAi mKr.
JOHN T. BAILEY.
N. E. comer of MARKET and WATER Street.
Pbiladeluhia.
TjEALERS in BAOS a.vd BAOOING
Ol every description, for
Grain, Floor, Salt, Super-Phoephata of Lima, Bona
Dut, Etc.
Larva and una) GUNNY BAC.H constantly on hand
tfiiy Ail. UOOL SACKS. 1
TODGER8'AND WOSTENHOLM'8 pocket
KNIVES, Pearl and Stag Handle, of beautiful finish
RODOERS' and WADK A BUTCHER'S RAZORS and
the celebrated LECOLTRK RAZOR SCISSORS of t
UIICTBb lUB. J
Razors
Pl.l.KllMi
Razor, Knives, Scissor, and Table Cutlery Ground and
died, at Jr. MA DI IRA'S, No. 1 15 S. TENTH Street.
below Chesnut
COTTON SAIL DITPIT vn i'iu,u in
J all nnmber and brand. Tent, Awning. And Wagon
cover Duck.
Also, Paper Manufacturer' Drier Felt, from thirty
tnebe to seventy u inuhea wide. Panlin. Belting, Sail
Twin, etc. JOHN W. EVERMAN,
ALEXANDER G. C A T T EL L it CO.
PRODUCE COM MISSION MERCHANTS.
No. Uti NORTH WHARVES
No. !1 NORTH WATER STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. 2 5
AUUXDm O. OaTTKtX. KLU1B OATTaU
WOODLANDS CEMETERY COMPANY.
' v The following Manager and Ottioer bava been
elected for the year IMW:
ELI K. PRICE, President.
William H. Moore, 1 William W. Keen,
Samuel S. Moon, J-erdinand J. Dreer,
(.illies Dallett, (itsirge L Buzby,
Edwin Oreble, I B. A-,.Ki,it---T-MBifvn
Secretary aud Treasurer, I.IOHEPH B. TOWNSKND.
The Manager, have passsd a re.lution f"'nbo'2
Lot holders and VisiU.n. u. preint lu-keu at the entrance
Hi, i..i.-ri.l "--m-.. be hoi
Otroeof thCiii.,.aiJ,NJJ HOU buaet. W
a tiwiatiuin,
Srr )M
KrL7
AMUSEMENTS.
AMER1CAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
NOTICR KXTRAORDINARY
COMPLIMENTARY T e"stim ok r 1 r '
at 3 o'clock. Al-TERNDON. May ,
Ar;.U;rreeit'Thes,0r,eM,,, of
THK ARCH STREET THE ATRK COMPANY
DODWORTH S ORCHESTtlA
have kindly volunteerml thfir service.
By permission of Mosr. CARNCROS8 A D1XPV t
Siii ini us, l.eorge Charles, and K. N. Slocum of
(; A 1( NChOSS A DIXKY'H MINSI'REl. iTlOUPIt
have volunlerr.il their services, tognther with a host nf
other an ists, who will appear upon tlu occasion.
The performance will commence at 3 o'clock with an
Overture by Dodwnrth'e Orchestra.
To be loliowed by a
COMIC BURLESQUE ACT
by the principsl members of
CARNCKOS.HA DIXRY'8 TROUPE.
To be followed by the great Burleine,
ROBERT (IRAKI'S BARllE BLEUE.
Charseter by Mr. Robert Craig, L. L. James, F K.
Mackny. Mr. Wallis, T. A. Creese, Sam. Hemple; Mea
dames Esnnv Davenport, 1 hayer. and Creese.
After which the pleasing Comedietta,
A DAY AFTER THE WKDDINO
Characters by Mr. BarUm Hill. Miss l.ir.r.ie Price, Mrs.
Thayer, Mr. W albs, and Mr. Jamos, pf the Arch Street
I lieatre I onipany.
To conclude with the laughable farce of
I A.MII.V JARS.
Character by Mrs. E. MORDAUNT, meTnher of thn
Arch Street r7 ffntmrive. Mrs. C. F. Muigs. T. M.
Mengper. and other voluntoor.
Stago Manager Mr. SAM. DUBOIS
Admission, fid cents ; Secured Seats, $1. Family Cirrln
and Amphitheatre. 2. cents. Ticket and secured seat
f.,r sale at Inmipler's Music Store, No. 2ri Chesnut,
street ; Covert's News Exchanire. Continental Hitl; and
at the Academy of Music on Monday and every day this
w'k 5 2-t M
WALNUT ST. THEATRE. BEGINS AT 75.
Tf THIS (Monday) EVENING, Mav 34
KNOA(iKMKNT 11)11 SIX MtiHIS vkLY
of the eminent " ragedian,
MR. E. U DAVENPORT,
v.hen will be produced, for the
FIRST TIME IN TWO YEARS,
the beautiful romantic Pli;y entitled
ST. MARC; OR, THE SOLDIER OF I ORTUNK.
St. Mare, a soldier of fortune' . T ...
(his original character) Mr- K-1- DAVENPORT
In active preparation, a new romantic sensational Pla
entitled
HILDA;
OR. THE PEARL OF CHIVALRY.
-CXJX'S AMERICAN, WALNUT 8TREET.
J1 ABOVE RK4HTH. Open 7"). Overture, 8 o'clock!
TH K THEATRE OK THKWOHI.n' "
PRESENT "JOE EM ,M KTT," THE (1REAT DUTt'H
KOMI AND DANCE MAN.
and the return of VEN'I'UROLI.
TWO BALLETS EACH EVFNINO.
DE ROSA AND THK GREAT CORPS.
Ml EAT RE COMiyUE, SEVENTH 6TREKT,
- below Arch. Commence at 0 o'clock.
A NEW OPERA TO NICHT. '
the young nnd gifted prima donna, as
FLORE TTK THK (HtlCKKT,
in a new 4-aot Opera (first time) entitled
Fl AJ R KTT E TH K CRICK ET,
the whole Company appearing in the cast.
i.inj ... i. . ........ an. ... .nin. I iurM.ll
c
IIESNUT STREET RINK.
OPEN DAILY FROM 8 A. M. TO 10 P. M.
FOR VELOCIPEDE KIDINH
Admission, lllc. Riding Tickets, 811 and SO cents.
TUESDAY. EXHIBITION NIGHT.
n II ESN U T STREET THEATRE -
V J. K. MeDONOUOH Manager.
First time in this city,
THE JUDGMENT OF PARIS;
on,
TAKEN FROM THE GREEK,
with Now Scenery, New Music, etc, in which
WALL'S
ELISK HOLT
BURLESQUE TROUPE APPEAR.
MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
Friday-Benefit of Miss WETHKRSItV.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH 8TREET
THEATRE. Beginaquarter to 8 o'clock.
Fust week of the engagement of
Mr. JOHN COLLINS. Comedian and Vocalist.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
THE IRISH AMBASSADOR.
Sir Patrick O'Plenipo JOHN COLLINS
with two of hi best songs.
Concluding with the rarce of
HOW TO PAY THE RENT.
Morgan Rattler JOHN COLLINS
Friday-Benefit of Mr. COLLINS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
OLE BULL'S
GRAND CONCERT,
PROGRAMME: FOR
MONDAY EVENING May 21, 18S.
I. Piano Solo Transcription Rigolett-i F. Lizt
Mr. T H KODOR AIA RTENS,
8. Romania from "Martha" Flotow
Mr. WILLIAM MACDONALD.
3. Concerto in A Major (8 parts) a. Allegro Maestoso; b.
Adagio Suntimentale:c. Ron lo Pastorale Ole Bull
OLE BULL.
With Organ and Piano Accempaniment.
4. Cavatina "I Capriocinso" '.Blutnenthal
AiiKf 8. W. BARTON. Jffr
C.
t IT- it
i"
OLE BULL. W
.Ole Bull
INTERMISSION OF TEN Ml.NUTES.
H. Piano Solo "La Belle Aninione" Loesschnrn
Mr. THEODORE MARTENS.
. "The Wanderer" Schubert
Miss S. W. BARTON.
8. Song -"Alieo"
Mr. WILLIAM MACDONALD
. .Aiu'buc
9. "Greeting from Afar" Largo posato c. Rondo Capric.
,0" OLE BULL; "'.
With Organ and Piano Accompaniment.
1(1. Duet -"Una Notto e Venor.ia" Arditi
Miss BARTON and Mr. MACDONALD.
Mr. BENJAMIN OWEN, Composer and Accompanist.
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR
RESERVED SEATS FIFTY CENTS EXTRA
FA M ILY CI RCL K FI FTY CRN T
Doors open at 7'.i, commence at 8 o'clock.
NEW Y () R K C I R C'U'S.
From the Hippotheatron Building, Fourteenth
treot, New York.
L. B. LENT PI RECTOR
ON EIGHTH STREET, ABOVE RACE
POSITIVELY THK LAST WEEK.
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.
MATINEES WKRY DAY AT34.
MATINEES EVERY DAY AT 2!tf.
MATINEES EVERY DAY AT 2.
BOTH AFTERNOON AND NIGlT,
THE ENTIRK MAMMOTH TROUPE
OF STAR RIDERS AND ACROBATS,
from the Fourteenth Street Circus, New York, will appeal
iu a superb programme of -
ELEGANT EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES
AND WONDERFUL 'ATHLETIC FKATS.
Admission, 60 cent. Children under ten, 26 caota. Ta
commence at H and 8 o'clock.
Ticket for sale at O. W. A. Trumpler' Music Store, No.
P2t Chesnut street, and at Covert New Stands, in tna
Continental Hotel and Post Office. 6 17 ot
"PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINH
X ARTS. The Forty-sixth Annual Spring Exhibition
of Painting. Sculpture, Ac, ia now open.
Admission, 2oc. ; Season Ticket, 600. f4 2o 8Pt
Open from 9 A. M. to tVtA., and from 7 to 10 P. tf,
VALER'S (LATE MHLER'S) WINTER
GARDEN. No. T20, 752, 724, and 74) VINE Street.
THK GRAND ORCHESTRION, formerly the propertf
af the GRAND DUKE OF BADEN, purchased at great
expense by JACOB VAI.FR, of thi city, in combination
with FLAMER'S ORCHESTRA and Miss NELLIE AN
DERSON. will perform EVERY AFTERNOON and
EVENING at the above-mentioned place. Admission
free. I lDtf
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