THE DAILF' EVENING TELEGRAPH PlIlLADELPlilA. FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 18C9.
MUSICAL AItl lUtABlATIC.
"II Ttnrblr-re tl NTiarlla.
The llgrht, "parkllng, and florid music of Rossini',
opera of IlBarbirrt fi Striglia will always make it a
favorite, and, U even moderately well performed, It
la mire of beinjr received with applause, A rery
Rood-nlzed audience was In attendance at the Aca
deray of Music last erenlnj?, on the occasion of Miss
Kellogg's last appearance, and the prima donna
was greeted with the usual number
Of floral tributes and other evidences
of popular favor. The performance was tolerably
flood, but certainly not flrst-rato. Mlsi KellOKjr
sang In the rote of "Kosina" with taste, elegance, and
fine expression, but she was unsympathetic, and ap
peared to think that any display of dramatic ability
was entirely, unnecessary. In the singing lesson
scene a waltz, written by Plgnor Ardltt for Miss
Kellogg, was Introduced and was encored. Hlgnrcr
Iteina performed creditably the part of "Klgaro," but
he was by no means equal to many other singer
who have attempted It. Slgnor Boetti appeared as
"Count Almaviva;" Slgnor Snslnl as "Dr. Bartolo:''
and Signer Barlll as "Don BaslHo."
The City AmunrmcnM,
AT TUB CnKSNVT the burlesque of LnnrcUn flora)
will he performed this evening for the farewell bene
fit of Miss Klise Holt. Mr. Craig will assist on the
occasion by appearing in the farce of Lore made bit
Mimicry, and giving Imitations of prominent actors;
and Messrs. Donaldson and Gilbert will make a
velocipede ascension from the stage to the gallery
on a tight rope.
There will be a matinee to-morrow, and the last
performance will take place to-morrow evening.
At Tim Arch Mr. Collins will have a farewell
benefit this evening, whi.h will conclude his engage
ment. The comedy of The IrUh Ainbaador and
The Krrvou Man, and Mr. Craig's burlesque of he
Oladialevr, will lie given. We hope that Mr. Collins
will have a full house.
To-morrow evening the drama of The Marble Heart
will be performed by the stock company, including
Mrs. Drew, and assisted by Mr. Charles Vvalcot.
On Monday the new drama by Wllkie Collins and
Charles Fecutcr, entitled lilack ami White, will be pro
duced. At nut Walnut Mr. Joseph Jefferson will appear
this evening in his great nMe of "Hip Van Winkle."
AT THR Thratkk ComiquR Florette The Cricket
will be performed this evening. A matinee to-morrow.
Miss Susan Ualton will conclude her engage
ment next week.
At thr American a grand matinee performance
will be given to-morrow, when all the popular artists
of the establishment will appear.
A Pkivatr Classical Soikkr by Carl Gaertner's
Tocal and Instrumental Society will be given at the
Seventeenth Street Drawing Koom, between Chesnut
and Market, to-morrow evening. Tickets can be
procured at Mr. Gaertner's olllue, S. K. corner of
Tenth and Walnut streets.
Mr. John 8. Clark k Is now plavlng a very suc
cessful engagement at the Strand Theatre, London,
where he has established himself as a favorite with
a public not over-eager to recognize dramatic
talent that comes from this side of the Atlantic. Mr.
Clarke's "Mayor Wellington de Boots" made a great
hit, and he played the part to crowded houses for a
number of months without Interruption. Ho has
been equally succesnful in a new piece, entitled
Fox vk. ironne, by Mr. John D. Stockton, of this city,
which has recently been produced. Mr. Clarke's
acting is warmly praised by all the London critics,
and the piece is described as a lively and laughable
farce of more than usual merit. We are glad to
record this success, In the uncongenial atmosphere
of London, of two Philadelphlans.
CITY ITEMS.
Custom Department with choir atnortmmt of
Iceted atyle of Piece Good, to be mailt up to oriler by competent
and experienced Cutters and Workmen into Men', Youth',
Boy' and Children! garment of every elyle.
Half wat between ) Bknnett A Co.,
Fifth and tower Hai.l,
Sixth etreet.) No. 618 MARKET ST.,
Philaufxphia,
and No. 600 Broadway, New Yoiik.
Singer's Sewtno Machines
On easiest terms, by
O. F. Davm. Wo. 810 Oheanat street.
Hecker'S Farina forms a very agreeable light nutritive
food, a superior article for paddings and jellies, and is
highly reoommended by physicians for invalids and chil
dren. Sold by all grocers.
Jewelry, Mr. William W. Cassidy, No. 13 South Second
street, ha the largest and most attractive assortment of
fine Jewelry and Silverware in the city. Purchasers can
rely npon obtaining a real, pure article tarnished at a
price which cannot be equalled. He also has a large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices. A visit to his store ia sure to result in pleasure and
profit.
Assist Dioestion. The "Standard Wine Bitters,"
which acts upon the Liver and Kidneys, being sudoritic,
diuretic and mildly stimulating, cannot fail of being
beneBcial to those who are laboring under physical de
rangements. The base of his Bitters is his far-famed and
pare Wine, with Peruvian Bark, Wild Cherry Bark,
Chamomile Flowers, Snake Root, and such other herbs
and roots as will assist digestion. Sold by Druggists.
Use Speeb's "Standard Wine Bitters." The char
acter of Speer's "Standard Wine Bitters" is such that all
may nse It to maintain the stamina of their system, or to
invigorate it when they become debilitated, being mildly
stimulating, diuretio, sudorific, and tonic ; beneficial in
affections of the kidneys snd ehronio diseases with general
debidty. Give them a trial and they will recommend
themselves. Sold by Druggists.
Boardman's Second Anntjai. Exctfrsion will leave
Vine street wharf on Saturday, June So, 159, at 3'3'J P. M.,
and returns again on Monday morning at 7 A. M. It will
be the first Kzonrsion of the season. Everybody know
Alexander Boardman, and everybody patronizes him.
To the thousands who sreftired of business and need
forty-eight hours' invigoration by the sounding sea, we
say, "Here is yoar chance."
The excursionists will enjoy an elegant and recherche hop
on the evening of their arrival at the well and widely
known hotel of Captain Hinkle (Congress Hall).
Tuesday, placed in their vault one of Marvin & Co.'
chased from their agent, Mr. Hervy Herman, formerly of
this place.
The safe was sold to the Bank subject to such t est as the
Directors saw fit to put it to. They invited machinists and
others to try their hands at safe breaking and boring.
The Bank employed Major Epley, one of the best machinists
in this section of the country, to "drill the safe if potitile."
The Major, with the assistance of his son, spent several
hours in preparing his drills and tools, and having secured
a strong leverage, went to work, and after entirely using
up bis drills, and hardly making an impression on the safe,
gave his opinion that drilling through, inside of two weeks,
was out of the question.
The safe was then attacked with heavy sledge. Messrs.
Small, Billmeyer A Co. were called upon for three of their
best Blackmith Striker; who were furnished with heavy
sledges. After placing the safe in the middle of the side
walk, where they commenced whacking away in regular
forpe style, dealing blows that were heard for squares, but
with no effect on the safe. It maybe imagined with what
strength they dealt their blows, when they were sufficient
to orack the tledge and render it useless. The trial created
quite an excitement, and all were satisfied that a Bur.
glar-ISoof Snfe bad at last been found. 1'ort Democratic
Pre.
Science Advances. A soon as an article purporting
to be of utility has been tested, and its merits endorsed by
public opinion, unprincipled parties endeavor to replenish
their depleted purses by counterfeiting, and substituting
a spurious for the genuine article. Some time since, mer
cury, ta the disguise of pills, powders, etc.. was given for
-II rfiua of the atomach and liver, while quinine was
freely administered for the chill. At length Hostet
TER's Stomach Bittkbs made its advent, and an entire
new system of healing was inaugurated. The boneticial
..... nf this valuable preparation were at onee acknow
ledged, and mineral poisons suffered to sink Into that ob-
.-t in which an enlightened age na consigned: toem.
.wvw.-r
rru k-.a haan many spurious Bitters palmed upon the
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community, whioh, after trial, have been found perfectly
worthless, while Hostetteb's has proved a blessing to
.1 a. .hi mi to it their restoration to health : and
UiU V.-M.UV- ,
for many year we have watched the teady progress of
Hostetteb's 8tiach Bitters in puuno estimation, ana
... i .ffa.il a as a cure for all complaints arising
1 1 lytJiw -
from the stomach of a morbid nature, and we are free to
.... twitaan ha relied upon as a certain relief and
remedy. Its proprietor have made the above preparation,
.... ... r naraful study and sitting, and are now reap
i. .... ,.rA claimed by this valuable specific, and which
they so richly merit. It i the only preparation of the kind
that is reliable in all eases, and it therefore demands the
attention of the aiUicttxt
JUDOIrtt FM THE OREAT DEMAND FOR OTTH
fine cv8tomxr-mak oloto.ino,
The Peopij(
have become convinced that aot only
Thr Letter Carrier
could have saved
.von
had they ptirrhtued thrtr uniform, at th hnwe, but the dif
ference in our prices, compared teith thote of other hvuet in
this city, is at leant
jft-VflO
In favor of Chiri.rs Stokfs,
No. RS4 Chmiaut street.
Card from Wanamaikr a Ubown.
bow trk facts tbil.
HEAD, A Alt filKAK OF 17.
COMJf, KEH, AMI HK CONVIXCBn.
I V THE DEMASD hoe nprcr been en fireat fur our eftUs
of .IfW and Roy' Clothing, nn thai
FlYTY men are kept buv nutintf -etmie
from Ire in the mommy until
nine nt night,
wah a VAKEn nnowy,
THE IAKUEST Ct.OTHISa HOL'.SE,
OA K HALL,
S.E. COHSEH OF SIXTH AfiD UAHKET STREETS.
IV OKK THOUSAND HA nSart cnnttantlu occupied
in fitting up our etnek. Thie give our
cutlnmer FHESH (JOODSerery day,
WAKAKAKF.H & BKOWN,
OAK HALL,
THE T.A ItflEST Cl.OTHiya HOf'SK,
S.E. CORKER OF SIXTH A Kit MARKET STREKTS.
tW MILLS, HAVE BEES R VSKINQ FOR WEFK.9,
epecinlly on good for our eatee. Tnie
ie the iray tee get choice and durable
thing for-emr cuntomcr,
WA KA MAKER if HHO WK,
THE rOVC LA R CLOTH ISO HOUSE,
OAK HAI.L,
THE CORKER OF SIXTH A KD MARKET STREETS.
If JCNORMOUS SALES cauee u to make Fnnrmatf
J'urchaMee. and thie give u great ttd.
vantage in bufing, and ire can ajfvrd
to eell eery tote.
WAXAMAKFH tt BltOWK,
THE CHE A VEST CLOTHIKtt HOUSE,
OAK HAI.L,
THE CORKER OF SIXTH AK1 MARKET STREETS.
tV MODERATE PRICES for erenthlng I our US AL
TERABLE RULE, not hmemnch tern
can get, but hole CHE A I' ue can ecll
the article.
WAKAMAKER f BROWK,
OA K HA LI.,
THE CHEA PEST CLOTHISG HOUSE,
THE CORKER OF SIXTH AKO MARKET STREETS.
tV OUR Sl'RIKQ STOCK, though our eale hare been very
large, in etill eery COMPLETE.
WASAMAKEH f BROWS,
THE LARGEST CI.OTHI SO HOUSE,
OAK HAI.L,
THE CORKER OF SIXTH A KD MARKET STREETS.
XT OUR BOYS' AKO YOUTHS' STOCK i vanderfulh
veil atnorted, and i kept on the FlRSl
FLOOR.
WANAMAKER dt BROWS,
THE FOVULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
UAIi HALL,
THE CORKER OF SIXTH A KD MARKET STREETS.
tV ALL OUR PRICES are loiter by 25 per cent, than the
same gootl ar ohl elietrhere.
WA KA MA KER fr HHO WS,
THE LARGEST CI. O THING HO USE,
OAK HALL,
tHES. E. COR. OT SIXTH ASIt MARKET STHEETS.
ItlAltRIGD.
PATTISON KR AM F.R. On Wednesday, June 2. at
the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Thomas
Murphy, of Frankforrt. WILUAM T. PATl'IHOX to
KDITH A., damrhter of F. Kramer, Ksq., both of Iloliuos
burg, Twenty-third ward, Philadelphia. No cards.
PLUMB CAM P. On Wednesday evening, June 2, at
the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Peter Strv
ker, D. D., assisted by rtov. Edward if awes, Mr. CHARLKS
K. PLUMB to Miss KMM A I,, daughter of William K.
Camp, Ksq., all of Philadelphia.
HODNKY REEVES. .June 8. lflfifl, at. Immanuel
Church, New Castle, Del., by the Rev. John Rodney,
luHN HENRVKOUNhr to ANNIE DORSES', daugh
ter of the late ( aptam J. S. K. Ruuvos, U. S. A., both of
New Castle, Del.
TRAINER FOUG'HE. On the 31 tn-tant, by the Rov.
.Toienh D. Newlin. HENRY C. TRAIN KR to LIZZIE S.
iOUCHE, both of this city. (Delaware county papers
please copy.)
1UI.
ABBOTT. On the 1st instant, after a lingering illness,
JAMES G. ABBOTT, aged 63 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No.
1(Ki8 N. Sixth street, on Saturday afternoon, June 6, at 3
o'olock. To proceed to Laurel Hill.
BUB K.-On the 3d instant. ARTHUR MORTON, only
son of W illiam K. and Caroline K. Burk, in the 8th year of
bis sge.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, S. W.
onrner of Nineteenth and Cherry streets, on Saturday, at 4
o'clock P. M. Interment at Laurel Hill.
CURRY. On the 2d instant. JOHN fUTRRV. in t.ha
76th year of his age.
I ne relatives ana friends of t ne family are respeotfully
invited to attend his funeral, from the resilience of his
son, Benjamin C. Curry, on Allen's lane, Mt. Airy, on Sun.
aay arternoon at 1 o uioca. lo proceed to fliaruet square
Church.
GRAY. On the morning of the 3d Instant, after a lin.
goring illness, CLARA V., daughter of Eli.abeth and Wil
liam IL Gray, in the ltitb year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral, from the residence of her grandfather,
William Aull, N. E. corner of Twentieth and Shippen
streets, on Sunday afternoon, June 6, at 3 o'clock. To pro
ceed to Philanthropic Cemetery.
STIVERS. On the 1st instant. ANN. relict of the late
Gideon V. Stivers, in the 7th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence,
No. lull Green street, on Saturday, the 5th instant, at 10
o'olock. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery, Camden,
IS. J.
INSURANCE.
no MAX?
Is Fully Prepared to Insure until he
has considered
The Rates and Flans
OF TBS
AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA,
rOTJETH AND WALNUT STREETS,
10
PHILADELPHIA.
One-Price Clothing House,
No. 004 aJJLlICISX Sti-eet.
Our Garments are well made.
Our Cutters are men of talent.
BUT ONE PRICE IS ASKED.
Satisfaction Guaranteed Every Purchaser.
GEO. W. NIEMANN, Proprietor,
8 IT wfmtf No. 604 MARKET St., above Sixth,
PIANOS, ETO.
BRADBUKY'a PlANOiSaONIS A'f
'White House. Seven Firnt Preminmn Alan.
Taylor ft Farley's Organs. WILLIAM O. liSUUKR, No.
tail) A KCU Hueet. 4 la 2m
-53 C 11 I O K E R I"NG
Iffif n Grand Square and Upright
PIANOS.
DITTTON'R.
11 8tf
No. 914 CHKKNUT btreet
tzZIiA ALKKECHT.
ifVln B1KKK8 A SCHMIDT.'
M AJi I rACi IT1IK KH fir
FIRST-CLASS PIANO FORTKSw
Full guarantee and moderate prices.
9ii WAKKKOOMK, No. 10 AROH Rtreet
-tTi'i Belli LtlACh fc.lv it CO.'S erZ3a
TTF-FH PHILADKLPHIA (IRANI), tZffl
SQU ARK, AND UPKIOHT PIANOS
are universally acknowledged to be the lt instruments
made, and have been awarded the hiijhett premium at all
the principal Kihibitions ever held in the country. Our
extensive fuuilities lor manufacturing enable us to otter
great inducement. Call at our beautiful warorooins, No.'
Chesnut street, snd examine our extensive stock of
Superior iiueuoi I'tow.
y THK liURDKTT ORGAN.
p. R.'We have secured the agency fur the sale of the
Celebrated Burilnt thgau. It has no rival. The superiority
of these instruments overall others is so great that we
challenn contradiction. Call aud examine them before
purchasing elsewhere. .... . , . .,,.
The Grand Piano selected by Mrs. Lincoln for the White
House eight years ago is now at our warerooins on exhibi
tion, where it will be shown to any one having a desire to
see this hi'tortc relic. .
N B New snd secondhand Pianos to rent. Tuning
snd moving promptly attended to. Send for Descriptive
'J Sl'liOM ACK KR PIANO MANUFACTURING CO.,
(j HI 1UU Cuenuut.tueet
DRY QOOD3.
Old front building to be torn dowa.
New one erected In July and August.
Selling goods cheap to collapse the stock.
We invite you to call now while It ta fresh.
During the work, will operate m the rer.
COOPER & C0NARD,
8. E. COlt. NINTH AND 1YIAKKKT STS.
ITfsoa PHII.ADKIPHIA.
N
JOHN V. THOMAS,
405 and 407 N. SECOND St.,
lias just received a Magnificent Assortment of
LABIA AX7D INDS LACES,
IN
POINTS, ranging from 10 to lioo.
ROTUNDS, ranging from $28 to rs.
PALETOTS, ranging from $15 to 20.
CORSAGES, ranging from $10 to $i
ZOUAVE JACKETS, ranging from $10 to $2.
8 27 3mrp SACQUES, ranging from $20 to $.'0.
1869.
"AT THORN LEY'S,"
DEMONSTRATION EXTRAORDINARY!
ATTRACTION UNPARALLELED!
PRICES PRESSED DOWN TO THE LOWEST
POINT!
We offer for the neit thirty days s STOCK OF DRY
C.OODSl THK MOST VAKIKD, THR MOST COM
PLKTK, THK MOST KXTKNSI VK, AND THK CHKAP
EST it baa ever been our privilege to exhibit iu this com
munity ; consisting in part of
ULiAfsK SILKN, FROM l50 to
Japanese Silks and Pongee Poplins, eto.
Mottled Mohair Dress roods.
llernanies. Organdies, Planes, Lawns.
Ijunu Lace ana French Luce Shawls.
Shetland Shawls, Thibet Shawls, Travelling Shawls, eto.
Delaines, Calicoes, t.initliams, Tickings, eto. etc.
Parasols, Sun Umbrellas, Cnrseta, Skirts, etc. etc.
IHEN'M AM) HOYS' WE A It.
Linen Drills, Ducks, Checks, Stripes, eto.
Cassimeres, ClothB, Blouse Linens, Plaid Shirtings, eta.
Housekeeping Linen Goods in evory variety.
Muslins in all widths. Dress Linings, and Handkerchiefs.
a general siocK 01 nmte i.oous, guilts, etc. etc.
At JOSEPH II. THORNLEY'S,
N. K. COR. EIGHTH AND SPRING GARDEN
8 1- PHILADELPHIA.
JNDIA SHAWLS AND SCARFS.
GEORGE FZiirsn,
No. 916 CHESNUT Street,
Invites attention to his elegant stock of
INDIA SHAWLS AND SCARFS,
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS,
JAPANESE SILKS,
MATERIALS FOR SUITS,
DRESS and FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY,
Purchased on the most advantageous terms for
cohIi, and will be sold as cheap as at any store In
the city. 3 Tim
N. D. India Shawls alterdd, repaired, and cleaned.
PARASOLS.
PARASOLS ALL THE NEWEST
London and Paris styles, whioh for novelty, va
riety, and elegance are unequalled. A large as
sortment of Lace Covers. Sea Side and Hun Urn.
at the lowest Drioee. at H. DIXON'S fc'anuv Gnnria
Store, Na 21 8. KIOHTH Street. 4 10 3m
QHAMPION SAFES.
UNSUCCESSFUL BU11GLAKY.
LETTER OF MESSRS. DAVTD DOWS 4 CO.
Nbw York, April w, 1S6.
Eerbiko, Farkel 4 Sherman,
No. 261 Broadway.
Gent: On the night of the 22d ultimo, oar store,
No. 20 South street, was entered, and a desperate at
tempt made by burglars upon one of your safes In our
conntlng-room.
The key to the safe n which we kept our securities
was locked Inside of our fire-proof book safe, the
doors of which were literally cnt to pieces ; from this
they obtained the key to the other safe and opened
it. Fortunately we had one of your Burglar-Proof
Banker's Chests Inside, In which our valuables were
deposited. This they went to work at with a will,
and evidently used np all their time and tools In vain
attempts to force it. The night was dark and stormy,
and the fact of their knowing where our key was
kept shows that their plans were well matured. They
tried wedging tho door and body of the Chest, ami
the faithful safe bears evidence of the labor and skill
devoted to the work. All was useless, and It Is with
great satisfaction we report that upon opening It we
found our securities ali sae, and can therefore cheer
fully Indorse the Burglar-Proof work recommended
by you.
You will please send the new safe purchased by us
to our counting-house, and take the old one, to show
that some safes are still manufactured woithy of the
name. David Dow a i Co.
FARREL, HERRING & CO.,
CHAiaPION SAFES,
NO. 629 CHESNUT STltEKT,
IT 4ptf PHILADELPHIA.
OARPETINQS.
1000 Pieces Brussels,
2000 Pieces Fancy Matting,
JUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER.
E. H. GODSHALK & CO.,
NO. 723 CHESNUT STREET,
8 19 fmwSmrp PHILADELPHIA.
HATS AND OAPS.
n" WARBURT0N'8IMPR6VEDVNTI
lated and easy fitting Drew HaU (patented), in all the
improved fashion of tut season UUsasMUT btreet, neat
brellaa
SUMMER RESORTS.
SUMMER RESORTS
on mi mm it or
PHILADELPHIA AND HEADING RAIL
ROAD AND BRANCHES.
MAKHIOK HOUSE. MOUKT CARBON,
Mrs. Caroline Wunder, PotUville P. O., Bohuf lkill county.
TVHCARORA HOTEL
Mrs. M. L. Miller. Tusoarora P. O., BohujlkiU oountj.
MAhSTOK HOUSE,
W. F. Smith, Mahsnov Oitj P. (., ScUnrlklll oount
MOUNT CAN MEL HOUSE,
Charles Oolp, Mount Oarniel P , NoriouBrlterland c.
WHITE HOUSE,
K. A. Mow, Reading P. O
ANhALUHIA,
Henry Weaver, Roadine P O.
LIVIKO SPRINGS HOTEL,
Dr. A. Smith, Wernereville P. ( , nHrtin r-ranlr
COLD SPRINGS HOTEL. LRHAKOK COUNTr,
William I.ercU, Pine drove P. O., Schuylkill ooualf
YFRTO WN SEMIS A R Y.
V. B Htatitfer, Iiojertowa P. O , Rorks count r.
LITI. SPRING,
George I'. Oreider, Lit i P. O , Lanr.at.tor oonnl
KPHRATA SPRINGS.
John Fredarirk, Fphrata P. O., Lancaster oonnif
PERKIOMEN BRIDGE HOTEL,
Dans Longaker, Freeland P. O., MontRomnrf oonn'r
PROSPECT TERRACE,
Dr. Jama Palmer, Freeland P. O., Montgomery oonnfx
SPRING MILL HEIGHTS.
Jacob H. Rreish, Conahohookeo P. O., Montgomery oo.
UOUTY HOUSE,
Theodora Howell, Hhamokin. Northnmherland Co 6 4 'Jtnro
OCEAN HOUSE.
CAFE MAY, NEW JERSEY.
Mat5, 15.
This well-known and favorife Houso having benn
thoroughly rnnovafied and improved, will be re-opened by
the undersigned, as a first-class Family Hotel, on the
twenty-fourth of June net.
The OCKAN HOUSK is Bituated within fifty yards of
the bench. It offers superior advantages to Families on
acoount of quiot and the high character of its guesta; and
it will be kept strictly home like in every respect. Seventy
five New Bathing Itooms have been added, und many
other important improvements, which will contribute
greatly to the comfort of visitors.
The Proprietors have had several years' expnrience in
Cape May Hotel business, and have secured help which
will equal that of any other House on the Island.
Kvery effort will be made to give satisfaction to all who
may favor the OCF.AN HOUSK with their patronage.
For Kooms, etc., address 0 HI mwt'4plui
LYCETT & SAWYER.
JOHN W. LYCETT.
HENRY W. SAWYER.
STOCKTON HOTEL,
CAPE ISLAND, N. J.,
WILL OPEN ON THE SUtli OF JCNB, 1-W9.
Tip's Hotel has been erected within the past year;
alforils iimple iicfotiimodatloiis for nearly one tliou
wind jrucstH, and Is rurnishHd etmal to' anv of the
leiulinir hotels In the I'tilted States.
For terms, etc., until then, uddress
ii;tb:i: 4.a.;g.:k,
PROPRIETOR,
NO. :!07 WALNUT STREET,
6 21m PHILADELPHIA. PA.
s
U R F HOUSE,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
WIIjI. 15E OPEN I'Olt U."KSTS .JI NF.
Tho plun of tho House may ho senn. and ro-ims socured,
until Junoai, nt the LA F1KKKK HOL'.SF., I'hiladelphia.
TKKMS MODKKATK
THOMAS FARLEY. Proprietor.
Carl Sontz' Parlor Orchestra has been enagil for the
season. 6 1 Ini
P II R A T A MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
LANCASTER COUNTY. PA.
Thispopnlar and well-known SUMMER RESORT will
be opened for the reception of sunsts on thri luth of Juue,
under the auspices of J. W. I KKUiiKIUK, the former
prdpriotor.
The entire establishment has been renovated and refitted
with now ami elegant furniture. 4 '27 m
c
A M 1) E N A N I) A T L A NjT IU
- RAILROAD.
SUNDAY TRAINS FOR THK SEASHORE.
On and after SUNDAY neit, June , tho Mail Train for
ATLANTIC CITY
Will lonve Vine Street Ferry at.,..
Leave Atlantic City at
..8 A. M.
..IP. M.
Stopping at all Stations,
3 tf
D. H. MUNDY, Agent.
U M M E R R E S O R T.
- The subscriber having purchased the Cold Spring
property, on the lino of the Schuylkill and Susquehanna
Railroad, from the Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Company, will reopen it for visitors and families on June
1, 1141)9. It is now undergoing thorough rapairs, and will
be refitted and refurnished in the best manner. Persons
can address the proprietor ut Harrishurg. Cold Springs,
Box No. 170.
6 25 2m WILLIAM LERCH.
p ENEVA, SWITZERLAND.
HOTEL DF. LA METROPOLE,
CHARLES ALDINGER, Proprietor,
Formerly of the "Couronno."
Tills hotel, the largest in Geneva, is situated in the most
favorable portion of the city, commanding a splendid view
over the Lake, the Jura, and the Mont Blanc; 800 rooms
and saloons. Reading, coffee, smoking, and billiard rooms.
English and American newspapers taken daily. 6 3 2m
LD MORAVIAN "SUN HOTEL,"
BETHLEHEM, Pa. Established 1758,
Two hours and a half from Philadelphia', via North Penn
sylvania Railroad. Four trains daily ; one train on Sunday.
Terms moderate.
RIEGEL 4 SANDT,
6 81m Proprietors.
T AKE HOL'SE, CALDWELL, LAKE
- -'GEORGE, N. Y.
Best of accommodations for Families and Gentlemen.
Board, lr'3'50 per day ; 1(14 to $17'50 per week, according to
rooms. Open from June 1 to Octobor 16. Address
2m H. J. ROCKWELL.
COZZENS WEST POINT HOTEL.
Terms for JUNE $3'M per day, or $21 per week. For
JULY, $4 per day, or J1 to it-24 per week.
6 8 ait SYLVANUS T. COZZENS.
Ja P. D A N K S O N,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
TCo. 113 2JQCZI STUEET,
Agent In Philadelphia rot the Celebrate!
Potomac Mills Hydraulic Cement.
This celebiuted Cement is used upon all the public
buildings ut Washington, D. C, aud has been ana
lyzed by Dr. Henry Ertit, late Consulting Chemist at
the Department of Agriculture, who pronounces It
equal to the best Romun Cement. It has been known
end used at the South since lsso, and every lock on
the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal, lrora Cumberland to
Alexandria bears testimony to Its merits.
Builders and Contractors geuerally are invited to
subject it to the severest teets. 6 1 6t wsctrp
flour7
QHOICE FAMILY FLOUR.
For the Trade or at Retail.
EVERY BARREL WARRANTED,
ICoj-Htoiao Flour Mills,
Noa. 1 and 81 GIRARD Avenue,
5 19 Imrp fiadt ot Frcut street.
Y O TOURISTS.
E. R. LEE,
NO. 43 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
WILL OPEN THIS DAY
300 Dozen Oriza Xtract,
WARRANT!!) UBNUINK.
Li: OltTVlVn XTHA.CT.
Our customers will remember its qnslity, we hsv
inghad a VERY LARGE quantity of it some year
and a ha!f ago.
The aHHortment conipri .es the NEWEST and most
delicious ODOR.S. We are
fcOLE" IMPORTER FOR
Ll;l dllAJSiy XTltiVCT
In the Cnited States, except New Orleans and Cali
fornia, and guarantee Us quality equal if not bettor
than I.ubin's, at half the price.
Also, 100 dozen XTRAC T (French) in stone Jug. JJj
Also, largest assortment of LINEN FANS In the
market.
6 3 4t E. R. LEE.
QEORCE C. BOWER,
OF SIXTH AND VINE STREETS,
Will Open his .'W Drug; Store,
No. 406 CHESNUT Street.
Under the Western Bank,
ON SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 5,
With a full and complete assortuiont of
FXIX3SXI KEDICINES,
English, French, and American Per
fumery and Fancy Articles,
Snitnble for Ladles' nnil Jcntlenirn's Toilet.
Mr. BOWER will also miiko a specialty in nmnufactur
inn SODA WAThH, on the latest improved principle,
which insures to lovers of this refreshing and healthful
beverage freedom from all apprehensions of impurity.
SYRUPS manufactured from thejnf'e of the fruit only.
The ArtiftVi'il Waters of Vichy, Kissingon, and Sara
toga will bo kept on draught, drawn from ico cold foun
tain!. Ho. 406 CHESNUT STREET,
63
Under the Western Bank.
SEWING MACHINES.
THE PARHAM
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
DESIGNED FOR EVERY DESCRIPTION
OF FAMILY SEWING,
AND FOR
LIGHT MANUFACTURING PURPOSES
Is adapted to a much greater RANGE OP WORK
than any Machine EVER OFFERED TO TUB
PUBLIC.
IT IS ELEGANT IN STYLE AND FINISH,
SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTION,
NOISELESS IN OPERATION,
MAKES PERFECT WORK ON EVERY DESCRIP
TION OF MATERIAL,
18 PERFECTLY FREE IN ALL ITS MOVEMENTS,
VERY LIGHT RUNNING,
And a pleasuro for the operator to use It. We claim
for this
NEW MACHINE,
THE MOST PERFECT, SIMPLE, AND RELIABLE
Family Sewing Machine
EVER INVENTED,
And an examination will convince the mOBt akeptlca ,
OFFICE AND SALESROOM,
No. 704 CHESNUT Street.
The Parham Sewing Machine Co,
6 lmrp
DI1V
II I iillivli v
I FULL NATURAL FLAVOR RHAlNEfr vl
Families and Restanrateurs pronounce them supe
rior in flavor, sollUlty ami quantity to any heretofore
produced.
For sale by all First-claa Grocers.
Dealers in Canned Fmlts are requested to enter
their orders early, for the coming season's supply, at
bole Agency, " "
No. 46 N. WATER Street, Philadelphia.
QUIN TON PACKING COMPANY. EXCLUSIVE
PACKERS OF OU1NTON ToAlATOKS.
Factory, Cumberlancf co New Jersey. 5 HI lmrp
GROCERIES, ETO.
TO FAMILIES RESIDING IN THK RURAL
DISTRICTS.
We are prepared, as heretofore, to supply Families
at their Country Residences with
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FfNE GROCERIES,
TEAS, ETC. ETC'.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
11 75 Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Street.
TOriN FARNUM A CO., COMMISSION MER
fJ ohantsndMiiufotur.of Oonestos. Tttking, .to.
lit, ijjj )tlXJ)lU't butoU I'liilaiUwIvlii 41w(iui
sim rj reair
i
"LCT "8 HAVE PEACE.'
ornciAL raoanAnran.
GREAT NATIONAL
(Projected by Mr. P. 8. GILMORE), '
To be held in tit
CITY Or O0870I7, '
JUNE 15, 16, 17, 18, AND 19, 1869,
To Oommrariorst. the Restoration of
PKACK THROUGHOUT THK LAUD.
This glorious event in our Nstinnsl History will b oi
hrtad ly tii
GRANDEST MUHIOAI. FRSTIVAL
Kvnr kn'iwn in tho HiKtory of the World.
THK I'RKHIDKN T OK THK UNITKD HT A 1'KS,
Mnmhnnt of his t.'sbinnt, lloads of Dnpitrtmon's. iinwer
norsof .11 th Htstmi, snd msny other riisUnnnrtMf pr.
sons from sll psrfji of th country, tounthnr wil l tlis Rap
rosontnf.iviw of Foreign Oovornnitints st Waahint.m, bar
boon invitod ty tho Mayor and t!ity (Council of listoa
booome tho guosf s of thn rity during thr Knstivsl.
, , ANI.VMKN.SK (iOUSKUM,
Tho Ut-st strncture in Amnrics, ospsbl of so coram
dating
FIFTY THOUSAND 7KRSONS,
Has bean orm-Hd mnaoially for this occasion. Th lnt.
nor of thbtiildinc will be uiaitnitlonnUy DocoraWd vriia
.njbloiiis of
NATIONAL PKAflK AND HARMOST.
The extraordinary einnnae inourrnd in pripurin for
this, (rrnat Festival has beon mot. with remarkable Kn-
and the hxnniitiva Oomnutlee take freat pleasure in a-
nouncins; tue foiioivinir
OKKi;IA
L PROGRAM MR
Fur the l ie Days of tlw Festival.
FIIl.MT J)AY.
TDKSDAT, JUNK 15, 18t, oommenclni- at 3 o'olock P M
INAIJCURAI. :KRKMO3l;"
PHAYKR BY RKV. K. K. H A I. E,
To be followed by an address by
HIS HONOR MAYOR tSHUKTLKKF,
Welcoming all guests and visitors to ItosUm and f Massa
chusetts: also s (Joiurrntulatory Address br
HON. A Idfx. H. RICH, '
Ou the RESTORATION OK PKAOti AND UNIOW
, . shrouKhout the Ijind.
The InaiiKurnl Ooreinonies will he followed by a '
fiiUIll) MUSIOAL PKRKORMANOK,
in which the
ORKATK.8T ORATORIO ntfORTTn
ever assembled, romprisinir over RIOHT HUfDRKD
VOOAl. OKOANIZATIONVS, whohav. been in rehearsil
for many months, will take part accompanied by s (Irand
Orchestra of ONK THOUSAND MU.SIUIANS. seleot-2
from the best Orchestras, Hands, sod Musical Associa
tions in tho United ritatos.
HKLKCTIONS TO BK PERFORM KD
PAKT I.
1. Grand Choral, "A Rtron IJastle is our TAwd" T.nlhnr
FULL CHORUS ORANDORt.'HHSTRA AND OUK AV
ORtiAN.
3. Ovprturo, "Tannliauser" w
SKLKOT ORCHK.STRA-(l0 PKRF6RMKR.H
3. Glory be to (iod on Iliirh "Twelfth Maas".... M'ov.art
FULL CHORUS. WIT ft ORfMIKSTRAAND OKtiAil
ACCOM PANIMKNT.
4. Prayer "Ave Maria" Ooanmi
Sting by MADAME PARKPA ROSA.'"
The Introductory Violin obligato usually rendered by on.
performer will be played by two hundred violinists.
6. National Air "The IStar (Spangled Banner," with aa
additional vHre by W. T. W. Bull.
" Not a North or a Smith in the future irt'll utand
But an Brother united throughout thi broad land;'
And the Star ripnngled Banner forover shall wave
O'er the hind nt tho froe and the home of the brave "
Rung by the Full Chorus, with (irnnd Orchestra, Organ.
Military Hand, Drum dorps, ('himingof Bella, and A.K.
T1LLF.RY ACCOMPANIMENT.
ln'crmieiion E'f'ccn Minute.
PAHT II.
. Invocation. A Hymn of Pence, written for
thmoocHxiouby Dr. Oliver Wendell Holme,
to the nuiHio of Keller's American Hymn.
FULL CHORUS, GRAND ORGHKHl'KA. ORGAN
AND MILITARY BAND.
7. Overture. "Willium Toll" Rossisat
PERFORMED BY A S ELECT ORCHESTRA OF' 6W
PER F'OKM KltS.
8. Inflammntiis. "RUibat Matr" Rossini
Hung by MADAME PARKPA-ROSA, with full' chorus,
organ and grand orchestral accompaniment.
P. Coronation March, "II Prof eta." M-vorheer
PERFORMED BY THK FULL BAND OF' ONK
THOUSAND INSTRUMENTS.
10. National Air. Words written by Rev. 8.
F. Smith, D. D.
"My country 'tis of thee,
Sweet land of liberty."
Sung by the entire Chorus accompanied by the Grand Or
chestra of 6HI, Military Band of 601), great organ full
drum corps, chiming of bolls, infantry tiring and cannon,
pealing in the dixtnnce in exact timo with the music
W The audience are rospeotf ully invited to join in the last
verse.
RKrONIi BAY.
WEDNESDAY, JUNK 1, Xnm. f Jommeooing at 8 P H
GRAND CLASSICAL PROGRAM MX
SYMPHONY AND ORAll'ORlO.
PART L
1. Festival. Overture on Luther's Choral NiealaJ
2. o-Glory to God.
6 And the Glory of the Lord. From ths
"Messiah" Handel
8. Recitation and Aria. Non put di Jiori. From
"La t'lemenr.a di Tito" Moxat.
Sung by MISS ADELAIDR PHILLIPS.
4. He Watching Over Israel. From "Elijah".. MendeIasoh
& Air. Iet the bright Sera.. him. From tba
oratorio "Saiuaon" Hamial
SungbyMADAMK PARRPA-ROSA."
6. Sea the Comiuering Hero Comes. From "Ju
das Mucuaatbiis" ..Handel
JntermuuTion Fifteen Minute.
PART II.
1. Symphony (in C Wlor)... Schubert
1. Andante allegro, a. Andante oon moto. 3. Scuoiio.
4. Finale.
9. n The Marvellous Work.
4 The Heavens are Telling. From the
"Creation" Haydn
THIKI OAY.
THURSDAY, JUNK 17. m. Commencing at 8 P U
ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLK OF BUNKHB
HILL.
mtrintic and Militari Programme
POPTTLAH AND KAMTr.lAii Mnm.
1. OvArttirA. "Krfj. nin vitl.
FULL CHORUS, ORA NLRCH KSTR A.' AND BAND
S. Gran a Marcn. "Peao. Festival." Composed for this)
occasion and arranged for GRAND ORCHESTRA
snd MILITARY BAND oombined.
4. Aria. Rttbert, toi qui foime. nfavarKaaa
Hung by MADAME PARRPA-ROSA.
5. Soena from II Trovatore, introducing th.
Anvil Chorus Verdi
Will be brought out with GRAND CHORUS, Full
Bund of One Thousand, One Hundred Anvils, Sove
ral Drum Corps, Artillery, Bells, eto. The Anvil
part will be performed by One Hundred Members of
the Boston Fire Department,
tf. Overture Triomphule, on the Amerioan Na- ' ''
tional Air, "Hail Columbia," introducing . '
the FULL CHORUS, accompanied by the
GRAND ORCUFihTRA, MILITARY
BAND, and other aeoompaniinents. ..O.O. Oonversej
IntermiKinou Fif'teem Minute.
7. Marche Militaire. "Prince F'redoriok Carl" Bilae)
BAND OK KKO PKRFORMKRS.
a. National Air. "The Star Spangled Ban. '
ner." ,
Bung by Madame PARKPA-ROSA, with chorus and
orchestral accompaniment.
9. The Harp That Once Thro' Tare's Halls Moor.
Arranged for FULL CHORUS, GRAND ORCHES
TRA, MILITARY BAND and ORGAN.
10. Aria for Trumpet, from "11 Bravo." Meroadante)
Performed by M. ARBUCA.LE, with Orchestral Ac
companiment. 11. Chorua. "Night Shades no Longer" . Rossini
(HAND UHORUft. ORGAN and ORCHHSTRA.
13. Overture. "Strudella" Flotow
REED BAND OK BID PERFORMERS.
13. Choral. One Hundredth Psjilm.
CHORUS, ORGAN, ORCHESTRA, MILITARY
BAND. ETC.
The audience are respectfully invited to join in tha last
veise.
FOURTH lAV.
F'RIDAY, JUNK 18, MV. Commencing at 3 o'clock P, M.
ORATORIO AND hYAlPJiONY. '
PAKT I,
1. Overture.
2. Choral, "To God on High,'! ff,m "St j,,,
8. Rymphohy, No. S (ind'Minnri ff.mthovea
1. Allegro liiojU). -2. Andunte con moto. 3. Scherzo
i.
Aria, "Laxciuchis piangu"
.Handel
rmng uy jiiss AUK.J.AIDK PHILLIPS.
t. "Achieved is the Glorious Work." From tba "Creon,'
6.
'TUaiiks be to Ood." From "Rliini, ' i,wl,.lJIol,i'i
Wrrmtr-eiim- Fifteen Mtnutet.
" "I f
1. u-"Kleepers Wiike, .1 Yoimi it Culling. "
Ironi "St, Paul" Mendnlasohn
' -Piuytr. Fmiu ".Mosos iu Egypt" Roamnt
3. Intlaiuuiatus. From "Malat .timer" Rossini
.H. na, rn.iu tho Twelfth .Maiu .....Moxart
4. Hallelujah, lium llio " Jla,mh'' .....Handel
FIFTH WAV.
KATIT.DAY, June IP, 1. donunencing at II A. M.
CONC1.HT BY 'l'tlEHsS Ut' THE PUBLIC
With full Orcheslral Accoiiii.uiiiiiiontr-beiiig the largest
( horns of dhililieil ever brought togethor.
COKDI'l iKllS GAlll. ZKJIMAH.N, Jl IJIIS KlOHHKHO andl
P. S. tiil.MOIIf. . ,
OHiMMais P. Jons H. Wiluox aud J. B. Sham
Ulxv. The t cule upon which it is proposed to carry out this Vem.
tivalwilllei.re-eiit inns ""re
MAGNITUDE AND SPLENDOR
The greatest cw for National rejoicing that the Ameri.
can people have ever ; bl eu culled uimiu to celotirate. V
THE KFSTOHATION ul' PKACK AND UNION
THROUGHOUT THK LAND. WION.
It will bring together in fraternal irantin. IV,. 1,
men ot the Aation, and peoida truiu all parts ot tha i.o.T
and aside 1mm Hm Hignihcance as the Firnt
i:u l un 'ii,.vi i , , , - , w. .
v...., j.mti..ai. ir.umwft '
biuie the cltweot the War, it will be the i . ,
it': . i. "l"tt'" nuoiim. ana umpiring Harmony
1 hat baa ever been heuid in any part of the World,
TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT MUSIO HALL.
Single Aduiiasiun, with Secured Seat, $6 and A3, aonm-rf
. . . . ing to fxication.
Single Admiaaion. without Secured Seat. 3 Mil..-
'luketOttiueopenfn.raHA.M.to.P MJ,urt
PrOrd.r. HENRY O. PARXEll, becroUry.
. . nntw
Arranged lor GKAfOJ ORCHESTRA of On. Thou
sand Performers. F ifty Trumpeters performing tha
solo parts UBUnlly played by one Immiai
2. Choral. "Judgment Hvmn'' t.v