THE DAILY EVENING TELEGKAIMI PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, MAKCH 5, 3870.
3
II IT Atln.li-.
J. 8. C'babooa A, Oo.'s composition Mat
locfiDg entablirihiuflnt, on the North Penn
ylvntna IUilroiul, above Danpbin afreet, was
partially destroyed by Are yesterday afternoon.
The loss wan CHtimatetl at $400.
J. Manner and Robert Randolph were
arrentad last evening on the emigrant train
fiom New York, on the churge of robbing
Jacob Kisenbacb, at No. 21 Forsyth street,
New York, of a lot of BaspendeM. The
arrest wan made by Liont. Thomas and Spe
cial John Kelly. 'I hey were locked np at
the Central Station to await a bearing.
ratrick Bt. Clair, residing at No. S5ft
Acorn alley, was badly burned last evening
about the onus and face, by the upsetting
of a coal oil lamp. The flames communicated
with some of the f urnitare in the room, and
were not extinguished until considerable
damage won done. Mr. St. Clair wa removed
to the Pennsylvania Hospital. His injuries
were of a senons character.
About noon yesterday a man called at the
residence of Mrs. Klein, No. 40!) South street,
and asked if she was in. He was told she
was not, whereupon he ran past the servant
girl np stairs, and, seizing three watchos,
made off with them. One was a gold English
lever, another a silver lepine, and the third a
gilt hunting watch. A gold chain and hook
and a gold seal were alHo carried off.
The following cases were admitted to the
Pennsylvania Hospital yesterday:
Patrick Cullen, lifty-three years of age, run
over yesterday afternoon at Twenty-seventh
and Ellsworth streets, and had his left foot
badly crushed, rendering amputation neces
sary. Henry Alexander, leg fractured by falling
on the sidewalk at Second and Chesnut
utreets. .
Catharine Havtf elder, aged sixty-four years,
residing in the Keck, arm fractured by a fall.
Patrick Sourin, aged twenty-nine years,
portions of his foot cut off by a track in
Allison's foundry.
J. F. Knorr, some days ago, was appointed
by a linn in New Haven, Conn., to sell
watches and other jewelry in the vicinity of
that city. He disappeared after a receiving a
valuable invoice of watches. On Thursday
morning Knorr entered a pawnbroker's esta
blishment in the lower part of the city, and
offered three of these watches for a sum far
below their intrinsic value. He admitted that
be received them from a man named Hedges,
living in New Haven. The pawnbroker was
wise enough to boliove this story impossible.
He informed Detectives Levy and Tryon
two very skilful officers of his doubts of the
man's probity. Thoy telegraphed on to New
Haven, and received directions to hold Knorr
in custody on the charge of embezzlement.
The following is a list of the ottioors of the
United States sLip-of-war Congress, which
went into commission yesterday: Captain,
N. 1). Harrison; Lieutenant Commanders, 11.
C. McCook and Stephen A. McCarty; Lieu
tenants, Charlesi H. Stockton, Eugene 13.
Thomas; Chief Engineer, J. W. Thompson,
Jr.; Paymaster, i'asper Schcnck; Surgeon,
William M. King;; Marine Ofllcor, Cap
tain C. L. Shqiinan; Assistant Surgeon
John J. Liggett; FiSrst Assistant Engineer, A.
H. Fisher; Master, William Watts; Second
Lieutenant of Mavines, E. T. Bradford; En
signs, J. V. Blecfyer, Adolphus Marix; Second
Assistant Entmeer, . V. hmith; Mates,
David Tudor, (ieorge P. Gifford, Edmund
Larvs: Boatswain, William O. Tompkins;
Gunner, Samuel D. nines; Carpenter, Leo
nard Ilansconi; Sail Maker, John S. Stanford;
Paymaster's Clark, W. II. Alexander.
An adjourned meeting of the opponents
of Independence square as a site tor tne pub
lie buildlnert was held last night, at the N.W
corner of Merrick and Market streets. Daniel
B. Beitler presided, and Stephen B. Poulterer
acted as Secretary. Mr. Philip Lowry, chair
man of tlie Committee on Petition, reported
that 7432 names had been sent to Harrisburg
Hince the last meeting, and that 2000 more
were re lad v for transmission to-day. This
would irake a total of over 20,000 names sent
Mr. Wrn. II. Jones, chairman of the Finance
Commi Itee. reported amount on band $4,
bills outstanding over $ 100. Mr. Poulterer,
chaim tin of the Committee on Legislative
Bills, reported that no bill had yet been
naBseil bv the Legislature. Petitions had
been' sent there, and the committee are con
lideiht the people are with them. After re
marks from several gentlemen a member
stated that he had called on Judge Allison,
antf the latter showed, by the plans of Mr.
McArthnr that had been adopted, how totally
inadequate they were for the future wants of
the city, and urged him to have a meeting
called in his ward, saying that he would do
all that he could in furtherance of it, save
speaking in public, and that he was in favor
of i'enn Square.
Domestic Aflalra.
Gold closed yesterday at 112 J.
Portland, Me., has commenced paying
its municipal coupons in gold.
A decision was rendered yesterday ex
tending Owen Dorsey's reaper patent.
General Jordan's resignation of the
Cuban command is confirmed. Bembetta is
bis successor.
James M. Mason, a mulatto, and a native
of Arkansas, has been nominated as Minister
to Liberia.
General Hagan thinks that, with care,
good order can be maintained among the
Southwestern Indian tribes.
No informotion was obtained of the City
of Boston by the steamer Druid, which has
returned to Halifax from bable island.
No provision has been made by the Ten
nessee Legislature, in the financial arrange
ments for the year, for the payment of the
State debt.
Sir Francis Hincks stated in the New
Dominion Parliament yesterday, that confi
dential communications ore passing between
Ottawa and Washington relative to recipro
city; also, that no difficulty presented itself
on that side of the line. Very likely not.
HH SIC At, AND IIS ASIATIC.
The CUT Amusements.
The Parei-a-Kosa English Opera Troupe
will give two eveninc performances and a matl-
neo next week. On Tuesday Martha will be
reuresented. and on Wednesday Weber's Oberon.
The Marriage of Figaro Is announced for the
maimeu uu iiiurauuy. xuo blmu ui ouuis cum'
menced yesterday at the Academy of MubIc
and over threo thousand were sold In al few
hours. This Is the reward of virtue. Madame
Kosa and her troupe present first-class works in
first-class style, and the liatronuso of the public
is accordingly extended iu the most liberal
manner.
At tite Cuesmit Mr. Frank Mayo will con
clude bis engagement this evening by appear
ing as "Belphcijor" and "Don Cu sar da ltaican."
This is a first-rate Saturday night bill, and it
murht to attract a crowded house.
Helphegor will also be performed at the ma
tinee to-day.
At the Walnut Mr. and Mrs. Watklus ap
ier for the last times this afternoon and even-
inir. The drama ol Tim Uiddm Jlaud and the
farce of To Oldinti lit uxon will be performed.
Atyiik Anru Mr. n. E. Raltow will btivd a
litm-fit thin cveninc. when the dramas of Dora
nml UliHT Tril wll) bo nivon. Mr. Ralton Is
a iiacful inemlx r of Ibe Aroh Street Comtany
and a aitiM;iking actor. We hoje that his
merits will be recoirnl,',d by a crowded honse.
At tub Amatfvhb' Dkawino Room. InSeven-
tct)th street, ahovo Cheonut. there will be a
matinee to-day, when the lively comediettas of
lAvrt HI, Vhapitre or, Vroque-l'ouk and
Jirutun, larhe Canar will be Riven.
AT THB KLEVBNTH STREET OPKRA IlOrSB
a first-rate bill of attraction for Saturday night
is announced.
At Duphez & Benedict's Opera Hocsb
a variety of entertaining performances will be
given tliis evening.
fiiGNOR Blitz and his son will exhibit their
wonders at the Assembly Building this afternoon
and evening.
TnE Bentz-Hapsler Orchestra will give a
matinee at Mnslcal Fund Hall to-day.
The Panorama of "The Pilrrriuy' illustrative
of Uunyan's " Pilgrim's Progress,' will be ex
hibited at Concert Hall this afternoon and ove-
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Uarine Head t Wr&t Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA THIS DAY.
Bun Kirks 6i!9 Moon sets 911
8l-n Skth 6-W Hum Water 8'4
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
Jos. C. Grubb. 1
Kimi7nd A. HorDKR, Committee of toe Month.
SAMUKL K. DTOKBS, )
COMMITTEE ON ARBITRATION.
John O. James, Geo. L. Bnzby, E. A. Bonder,
tv m. yy . i am, mumu L.uuicnpKi,
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Yazoo, Catharine, New Orleans vialla-
vana, Philatlelitma and Southern Mall SteaniHhip
Co.
Steamship Wyoming, Teal, Savannah, Philadelphia
ami cHHimern Man ntcauiHniD co.
Steamer W. W'hilUUn, RiKKius, Baltimore, A.
oroves, jr.
Sclir TcnneHHce, Creed, Savannah, Lenno.x & Bur-
Bens.
Schr YYm. Butman, Smart, Savannah, do.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Aries, Wiley, 48 hours from Boston.
wiiii iniise. to ji. wiuHor ,t co.
Steamer Centipede, I cnton, from Norwich. In bal
last to J. S. Utiles.
Ban Aberdeen, Treat, 17 days from Clenfuegos,
witn suear to u. a . imhii.
litis J. A. Pierce. Jient. 10 days from Saeaa. with
satrur and mnlasHcs to S. A W. Welsh.
UrlK S. W. Welsh, Watson. 14 days from Trini
dad de ( 'u On, with no par and molasses to s. & W.
Welsh. Towed up by City lee Boat No. 2.
AT THE BREAKWATER.
Bark Scottish Bride, hence for Marseilles, was at
the Breakwater yesterday afternoon ; also, schr Bonj.
Reed, Gregory, from Charleston tor Wilmington,
Del., with loss of jibltoom and foretopgallantuiast,
and had sails blown away in a gale oil' Ilutteras.
WENT TO SEA.
Ship Wm. Wilcox, for Portland, went to sea 4th
Inst. Schr R. W. lluddell and Sophlo Wilson, both
neuce lor waianzas, went 10 sea aix msi.
PASSENOKRS SAILED.
Tcr steamship Wyomtrur. Teal, for Savannah, to
day Samuel Wrleht, wife, and servant, Mins U.N.
l'lillMDH. ii. Kessier. Maiiter jonn Kessier. jr.. jur-
senC. Silva, Thomas Jazzard, Mrs. Jazzard and
three children, J. B. Bishop, E. J. Walker, J. J. Mar-
pby, John Rcilly, C. II. Mcllvain and wife.
MEMORANDA
Ship Thomas Harward, Strickland, from Havre, In
ballast for New Orleans, was at the Southwest Pass
Ship L'auova, Elliott, hence, at New Orleans 26th
ultimo.
Steamship Pioneer, Barrett, from W llmlneton, N.
('.. 2d insu. for Philadelphia, has on board ai bbls.
spirits turpentine, 690 do. rosin, 130 do. tar, 209 bales
cotton, So bales rags, 'MM bushels peanuts, 59 emptp
ale iDis., iiu,uvu lent mmoer, ana cu psgs. muse.
Kteamsnin i-.i i ici. jNicserson, ror rnuaaeipnia,
cleared at New York yesterday.
MeaniBiun iiuiitcr. uarding, nence, at rroviuence
M 1I1HI.
Steam-yacht Clifton, Chad wick, hence via Wil
mington, N. C, for Jacksonville, at Savannah 2Sth
ultimo.
Bark Idollnuc, Durkee, at St. Thomas 17th ult.,
rrom Havre.
Bark Micmac. Strnm. sailed from St. Thomas 16th
nit. for Porto Rico, to load for a northern port at
40c.. sold.
Dart warren White, uunn, irom hagua ror Dela
ware Breakwater, was spoken su uit. lat. 12,
10I1C. i i it'.
ling liarry viruen. comns, cleared at Kew xorK
8d Inst., for Cardenas.
Brie William Welsh. Strobrldgc, sailed from St.
Thomas ltitb ult.. where liound not stated.
Sciirs Adele Truedeii, iiess, nence ror ltoston, ana
It. W. Tull, Bobbins, hence for Salem, sailed from
Holmes' Hole A. M. 1st Inst.
Schr Ann 8. Brown, Fisk, from Boston for Fhlla-
delDhia. at Holmes' Hole P. M. 1st inst.
Hcnr 1'atos. etnacmora, remained at Mayagues
aitout 10th ult., for Aqnaduia next day, to nnisn loaa-
lnor ror Delaware ureaKwater.
scnrB . i. oimmons, l'ninney, ana juary weaver,
Weaver, hence, at Boston ltd Inst.
ucnr niwoou uoron. jarvis, nence, at roruaau xu
instant.
Schr Henrietta Simmons, Godfrey, forFhiladel-
Bliia. sailed from Salem 1st inst.
senr unaries r . emitn, nence lor jxorwicn, at jew
Ixndon Rd Inst.
Schr Mary Riley, Riley, nence, at fiewiorkSd
Instant.
Schrs James Martin, Baker, from Boston for Phila
delphia; JohnU. Perry, Kelley, from New Bedford
for do. ; and Rachel Seaman, Seaman, from Boston
for jneyr xork. sailed rrom ew ixmuon m inst.
Schrs Clara Davidson. Jeirries, and Maggie van-
dnsen, Compton, hence for Lynn; E. G. Irwin, John
son; George revenger, smito; anu Aivie uavis,
Hand, hence for Boston (the latter with mainsail
badly split), at Holmes' Hole A. M. 2d inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Information has been received that there Is now
only 11 feet water on the bar of Kichlbucto rfver.
St. Lawrence Gulf, Nova Scotia, which Is gradually
tilling up. The beacons which were the leading
marks over tne bar ana tne rsorta Beacon nave been
removed.
The buoys In the river are red on the starboard
and black on the port hand, going In.
Also, that the Lighthouse at Apple river. Bay of
runny, lias oeen aesiroyea ny lire.
bv oruer. w. b. piilbuk k, t. nairman.
Treasury Department, Oillee Lighthouse Board,
w asnuigton, u. l., rcu. i, ism.
The Industry of the coral insects Is making con
stant addition to the reefs along the Atlantic coasts
of Florida, and every now and then, In the lapse of
time, new columns and pyramids of their construc
tion show themselves within sounding, and finally
reach the surface, before which period they are lia
ble to be felt by shipping steering by the latest
cnarts. uapi. aaams, with tne steamer Moro castle.
found one of these plateaus rising from the deep sea
outside, and connecting with the ancient rock. In 20
N. lat. and 80 W. long., on his last voyage out, caus
ing a ueieuuou 01 some nours. mere was no alarm.
and very few knew that anything unusual was the
matter.
TO RENT.
TO LET THE STORE PROPERTY NO.
7i8 ChMoat street, twenty Bts feet front; one nun
dred and fortjr-fl?e feet deep to Bennett street. B&ck
building! fire stories bich. Poeeeesion Mey 1, 1870. Ad
drees THOMAS & FLETCHER,
U 10U DeUnoo. N. J.
TO L T .
bTORK CONNK0TING WITH NEW HOTEL,
Ne. 1506 CHESNUT STREET.
Suitable for Cents' Furnishing Goods.
Apply on the premises from 10 to 13. S b fit
TO LET THE TIIREE-BTORY BRICK
Dwelling, No. 866 North Twelfth street, above
Three ator aonuie oaca ounuiuas. witn au
modern convenience, complete. Kent, Anqnire on
premises.
I VI vm
FOR RENT A LARGE STORE AND
LDwellinR, No. 1UI8 Ridxe avenue, newly fitted np
with all modern onnvenieaoee. w x. u. rttujlt,
No. M M. bn-VJCfiTli Krreet II 10 U
0
FFICES. VERY DESIRABLE COMMUNI-
cutinR offices, second floor of No. 127 Walnut
tretit, to renu
n.aiiunivniujaii tin-
10
NE DOLLAR GOODS KOR 95 CENTS
IIAJII1N4 liDITIONS
OP
TJJE HOLY BIBLE.
FAMILY, PULTIT, AND PHOTOGRAPH DIBLK3.
FOR
WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS.
ALSO, PRESENTATION BIBLES FOR
CHURCHES,
CLERGYMEN,
SOCIETIES AND
TEACHERS, ETC,
New and superb assortment, bound In Rich Levant
Turkey Morocco, Paneled and Ornamental designs,
equal to the London and Oxford eultlons, at less than
half their prices.
No. 32 CHESNTJT Street
STRENGTH, BEAUTY, CHEAPNESS COMBINED!
HARDING'S PATENT CHAIN-BACK
ruoTOGiiArn alblms.
For Wedding, Holiday, or Birthday Presents, these
Albams are particularly adapted.
The book trade and dealers a fancy articles will
find the most extensive assortment of Photograph
Albums in the country, and superior to any hereto
fore made. For great Btrength, durability, and
cheapness, Harding's Patent Chain-back Albums are
unrivalled. Purchasers will Dnd It greatly to their
advantage to examine these new lines of goods be
fore making up their orders for stock.
Also, a large and splendid assortment of new styles
of Fbotograpn Aibnnis made In the usual manner.
No. 326 CHE8NUT Street,
Philadelphia.
in
piIE PRINCIPAL DEPOT
L FOR TUX BALK OF
REVENUE STAMPS,
No. 304 CHESNUT STREET.
CENTRAL OFFICE, No. 105 S. FIFTII STREET
(Two doors below Chesnut street),
ESTABLISHED 18(1,
The sale of Revenue Stamps Is Btlll continued at
tne uia-rBtauiiBneti Agencies.
u ne stock Gompriaes every denomination printed
bv the Government, and haviuir at all times a larcre
supply, we are enabled to All and forward (hy Mall or
itxpreRS) an oruers immediately upon receipt, a mat
ter of ?reat Importance.
united states Motes. National BanK Notes. Drafts
on Philadelphia, and Post OUlce Orders received In
payment.
Any Information regarding the decisions of the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue cheerful!? and
gratuitously furnished.
.Revenue stamps printea upon uraits, unecKfl, Re
ceipts, eta
ll'hu fnllnnrlntv Htaa AAmmlaatnn n m allnwaJ a.
StampB and Stamped Paper:
Ontds and upwards t per cent.
iw b
" 800 " 4 "
Address all orders, etc., to
No. St CHESNUT STREET. PmLADELPHIA.
CUTLERY, ETO.
T ODGERS & WOSTENHOLM'S POCKET-
KNIVES, Petri and Stat handles, end beautiful finish;
Rodgera', end Wade & Butcher'! Razors, and the cele
brated Leooultre Razor ; Ladies' Scissors, In oasee, of the
finest quality ; Rodgers' Table Cutlery, Carvers and Forks,
Razor Strops, Cork Screws, Eto. Bar Instruments, to
assist the hearing, of the most approved construction, at
P. MADEIRA'S,
190 Re. Ill TENTH Btraet, below Chesnut.
MINERAL WATER.
A LLEGHENY MINERAL WATER,"
VIRGINIA.
The undersigned, agents for the water of the above
Springs, have a constant supply on hand.
For price and circulars apply to
MITCHELL ft ALLEN,
10 thstn Imrp
No. 214 8. FRONT Street.
COODS FOR THE LADIES.
G
It A Hi I OPCIVIIVU Of
m
Imported Paper Patterns.
TUESDAY, HAROH 1, 1870.
The old established and only reliable Paper Patten
Dress and Cloak Making Kmpormm.
Dresses made to fit with ease and elegance in 24 hours
notice.
MHS. M. A. BINDER'S recent visit to Paris enables
ber to receive Fashions, Trimmings and Vanoy Good
superior to anything in this country.
New in design. Moderate in price.
A perfect system of Dress Cutting taught.
Cutting, Basting, Pinking.
Fashion Book, and Goflering Machines for sale.
Beta of Patterns for Merchants and Dress Makers nos
ready, at
MRS. M. A. BINDER'S,
HOI,
K. W. Corner Eleventh and Chesnut.
Carefully note th
deeeivod-
ad number, to avoid being
8stuth
WANT8.
oIeorIiJqclIbLI.J ?wJ
narsd to furnish all classes with constant employ
mentat home, the whole of the time or for the spare
moments. Business new, birht, and profitable. Persons
of either sex easily earn from 60c. to 95 per evening, and a
proportional sum vy vuoir wnoie time to uie
business. Hoys and gir.. earn nearly aa much as men.
I'l... ull .h. l.hi. notice may send their drireM. and
test the business, we m vu uupuaueiea oner: 10
sucb as are not well aatiened, we will send 1(1 to pay for
Hi. trr.nl.la of writins. full particulars, s valuabli
lie
11 ) u h ..h ill AO W lUJUUI.uu. WUVB DO. inUIHUIW
TAs i'uji(r' LUrrarv Companion one of tbe largest and
beat family newspapers published all sent free by mail.
Reader, if vou want permanent, prontable work, adrtree
K. (). ALLHN A tu aunuhis, iiuud, 110 am
LEOAL NOTIOE8.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CCTa
A. AND COUNTY ut i-iiiue,Lfr.i.i-mi.
uiBV KLLKN DAHNKLL.. deceased.
Tkl a ..Aitw nnointed by the Court to audit, aetue. and
.... ..,,nV nl 'JUoMAS 8. KI.I.1S. KiHflutor of
the last will and testament of MARY KLLKN JJAH
NULL, deceased, and to report distribution of the
balance in the hands of the accountant, will meet the
.... int.rutMl. for the nurnose of his aortointuMint. on
MONDAY. Mar h 14. lu, at 4 r.VWk P. M., at te
iNDAY.
m f .1 a
etlieeof JAMkH W. PAUL. Es)., Mw. 3M H. kOUKI'U
FURNITUREi
RICHMOND & CO..
PIRST-CLAS8
FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
Ko. 45 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
VAST BIDK. ASOTS 0U1C8NTJT,
U tf FHlLADPXTII I a.
JIIJ F.rOREPAUDlI ANOI,
rnrnituro warerooms,
IVo. 40 SontU SliCOH Street,
) tm Wert Btile, FPiuaelpni,
DRUGS, PAINT8, B"TO
JOIlEIiT SlIOIlAUEK fc CO.,
- Mtrri iuti T A mr nt.
X4. JS. vomer fVUA.i sua ikavja oms,
PHILADELPHIA,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Importers and Manufacturers of
WHITE TEATt AND COLORED PAINTS, PUTTY,
VARNISHES, ETC.
AGENTS FOR THB .CKLBBRATUUJ fRSNCU
ZINC PAINTS.
Dealers and consumers supplied at lowest prloes
for cash.
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST.
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS. GLASS. AND
PATENT MEDICINES,
Nos. 1301 and 1 30311 ABKET St
u) i wistonm
MEDIOAL.
AJEW DISCOVERY. ELIXIR J. F. BER-
X NARD-TONI SnlENIQUE. ANTI DYSPFPTIO.
Inn invora I nhwrvitimm made by the best rthyflioisna of
the Faculte da Paris have proved that the aicknessca
arising from impoverishment of the blood or nervous ex-
nsuntion. viz. : Amenia, uuioroniH, pnnpiuiumo.
Pbthiiiic, Diabetes, Albumineria, Suorbut, etc.. etc., are
radically cured witn tne h.l.iaih o. r. bhiuiiku,
. in - A UVLUiDIl KA hi rtlTll.R Li - .
Sd floor. For sale by all renpectuble druggists. 8 1 tat bs
PAPER HANOINOS.
LOOK 1 LOOK 1 ! LOOK 1 ! 1 WALL PAPERS
and Linea Window Shades Manufactured, the
cheapest In the olty, at JOUNSTON'8 Depot, No. KB!
spring oahdkn street, below Kievenu. Vnaca. no.
IU7 rKUSHAIi Street, uamaen. new .jersey. ksw
EDUCATIONAL.
AW SCHOOL OF
HARVARD UNIVERSITY,
Oaubbidgc, Mass.
Second Term 1WP--70 begins 21rt Febroary, 10TO.
1N8THUCTOKN AND 'I'OI'lUS.
Nathaniel Holmes, A. M., Hoynll Proie-sor. Domestie
Kelations. Knaitv Pleading, and Kvidence.
Christopher U. Langdell, A.M., Dane Professor. Nego-
tianla fjitiAr Ann furLnnnthln.
Charles S. Biadley, LU D Lecturer. Law of Real Pro
perty.
Edmund H. Bennett, A. M., Lecturer. Criminal Law,
Wills, and Administration.
John O. Gray, Jr., A. M., Ijeotnrer. Jurisprudence of
tne unitea Mates ana rtannruptcv.
1'hA inHtrnotinn in hv lectures, moat eonrts. esercises In
written and oral discussion ol legal suojecte, ana prepara
tion of pleadings.
Tha iihrsrs u one of the most complete la toe United
States, and in some deDartmenta nneanalled ; it now oom-
E rises about lti,Uu0 volumes, and additions are constantly
eing made,
The fees are $60 per term, and $28 for one-half or any
smaller fraction of a term. No ejtra charges.
For admission to the school, catalogued, circulars. Or
any information, address J. A. 1 Will i i lftK,
2 V registrar.
U Y. LAUDER BACH'S
SB
ACADEMY,
A8SFMRLT BUILDINOH. No. 108 8. TKNTH St.
K PRIMARY, KI.KMRNTARV AND FlNlbHINO
f-OBOOl. FOK BOYS AND YOIIN1 MKN.
Circulars at Mr. W arborton'a. No. 43U Chesnut st. 3 231m
ENQINES, MACHINERY. ETO.
PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
BOILER WORKS. NEAFI ft A LKV7
PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL
' ENO INK P.RS, MACiilN 18 T8, BOILER.
MKt.lih. itLACKHMIi'llS. and rOUKDKKS. ha viae
for many years been in successful operation, and been ex
clusively engaged in building and repairing Marine and
River Engines, high and low pressure. Iron Boilers, Water
Tanks, Propellers, eto. etc., respectfully offer their ser
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8fif COOPER'S I-OLNT. HOFFMAN.
AMUSEMENTS.
"THE NIMH MUSES'
Have Seen Retained on Exhibition
AT
CARLES' GALLERIES,
Ko. 816 CHESNUT BTKEET,
H FX) ft A F W DATS LOJKIKK.
A"mk.hican academy of music.
)'rntvely laotTwo Nmlitsnf
PA H I-PA..ROBA URAND KNOLI8H OPRA.
!. I) 11 1 mi CO t Proprietors and D rectors
l. BH VIVO Bu.lnm Manager
llAliRV JAt'KRtiN.. , hteM.naier
MARTHA1 MAKTHAI MAHTUA!
Milt. PAHK.PA ROHA In hmr rnl. r.1 51. , .,..
fi?t NkOClN, tJASTl.F, IAMHiKLL, KiiCl'lN'
H A 1.1. : Condnctor, Mr. UAKf.ROHA.
IbeUrrat Vngltsh Fslr Nwiw will he given.
Ill WKIINKSDAV R HNINll o
for the First Time in America, will l n. v
Vlsber's ni.slerpiece.
OBKKON 1 OBRRUNl On F.RON!
Mm. PAKKPa.ROHA in hnr nii,ninuh..t.u i i
Rei.a, with a powerful cast, onder the direction of Mr
ca h I. Rosa.
Admission, VI. Reserved Beats, f 1'60. Famity Cirole
Amphitheatre. Sf o.
The sale or Keats will commence no FRIDAY, .tea
M.,nnly at the Box Offloeof the Academy. tint
A
MEIUCAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC7
HXTRA ANNOUNOFMRNT.
GRAND FAR KW K1I M4TINKH HV TIIR
l'AHKPA.KOSA KKtiLIMll UPl ltA
TI1UHHDAY, MARCH 10. AT 2 O'CLOCK,
THE MlKHItliR nK KlUARlt
Tbe absorbing nPKKATHJHRNKATION nf th.!u
ceived everywhere by overwhelming bouses sod audiences
raised at the highest pitch nf enthusiasm.
. . rAHKrAKUsA
And Slime Rtar Ciast..
The sale of seats commenoea nn Tnaedsv. nil M . mil.
at the Academy of Music. 3.,
MEKICAN ACaDKMY OK MUSIC
S.CNtiKRBUKD
BAL MASQUR,
TUESDAY, March 16, 1870.
Price of Ticketa. IS. admittiaa a Gentleman and
Iscy.
Additional Indies' Tickets (1 eacb.
GRAND CARNIVAL PROUKf-SlON AT O'CLOCK
Oarnates will set down beads South and take np heads
North.
Spectators Ticket to Fsmtly Circle or Hsllery, .Vc. ,16
AMATEURS' DRAWING-ROOM
Seventeenth street, above Chesnut, writ side.
NW YORK KKKNDU COMEDY.
SATURDAY. March 5,
MATINKK at 1 o'clock P. M .
With the three Lively Pieces of
L1VRK 111, OH AP1THK ler.-Comedy.
CKOWU K- ruu LK vanilevilln.
BRUTUS. LACUKCKtSAR (!ow.rf.
Mstinee Tickets, with Reserved Seats... ftlvd
Tickets at Boner's, Ho. una Coesnut Itreet
AMATEURS' DRAWING ROOM
BKVKfiTKKNTH Street, above Chesnut, west
side.
A KVv YOHH. r Kr.ISUlt CU.MPANY.
Unanimous AnDrobstion bv the Dress.
ENTllUMlASTIO AUDIKNCFB!
1MMKNBU BUUUKKS'
CROWDED HOU8FS
MONDAY EVENING. March 7. v"Joro
Comedy in three acts and Operetta,
Lr.H FKMMKH TKRK1BLK8. by
LRS DKUX AVF.l Ol.KS, by Otfenbaoh,
Reserved seats, six davs in advance. C1'50.
AdmikKion $1, at Boner's, No, llu2 Cheeent street.
J,
AURA KEEN E'S
OHWSNUT STRKFT THKATRB. Rnrinaat a
LAST DAY AND NItillT of the eminent artiste.
MR. KRANK MAYU.
BATURDAY NKiHT, DOUBLR BILL.
lKlNO.WARllKllAZAN.
BELPHKOORTHK MOUNTRBANK
Mr. MAYO in both Dramas.
Tuesday, March 8, benefit of Mr. V1NING BOWERS.
WALNUT STREET THEVTRE.
THIS (Sstnrdsy) EVENING. March 5.
ROSK ANU HARRY VV ATKINS
will appear in
inn, iiiLLrr.n riaiiir;
OR, OLD VIRCINIA AS IT WAS.
To conclude with the Comedietta entitled
TO UBLir.K BENSON;
OR, THE ADVEN TURKS OF A LOVR LRTTRR
Mondai evenimr. March 7. Mr. CUARLKS KK.dllTBT?
will commence an engagemont of twelve nights, in Shake-
speare s traaeoy, in oacts, oi n a ni i. e. i suiportoa by
M1BS UAHW1TS l.KULKKUy,
The leading actress upon the Knglisb stage.
MRS. JOHN DREWS ARCH STREET
THEATRK. Begin. W to 8.
BKNKMi Ol!' O. K. R A T.TON.
TO NKIHT (haturday). March 6,.
Charles Reade's Pastoral Urania of
UORA.
larmer Allen Mr. D. K. RAI.TON
Dora Miss LIZZIE PRICK
Affrwhicu OLIVER TWIST.
Nancy Kykos Miss ALICE PLACID -rj
J5innaes i. it. kilio.Y
Monosy IA I I A TH K H i I LK DJCTKCTI VE.
OX'S AMERICAN THEATRE.
WAi.NUT Htrcet. above Fihth.
WOKHKK r I'll KIZAKKLLK BROTHERS.
J. S. BUDWORTH: firnnd Bfilitsrv Kallet: Afarlnntln-
nf Nina: Mixa BLANCHE STANLEY: Da ROSA
LUFO.Crsnd Ballot Treuj.e, etc.
tVltKK KVIMAU I nU UKAXAT BALLETS.
DUPREZ & BENEDICT'S OPERA HOUSE
SEVENTH St., below Arch (Late Theatre Oomiooe.
r.Hiii rivn,.r, ui kmii.iu. vniwucu niREIIiy.
THIS EVENING, DUPREZ A BENEDICT'S
Mammoth. Gieantio Minslrels.
Tbird and Last Week, Brilliant Sucoesstul Engagement ot
mr. nuKQCJ A'ougneiry.
First Week Dougherty on Bone End. '
NEWELEVENTn STREET OPERA HOU8E.
ELEVENTH Street, above Ohesnnt.
THE FAMILY RESORT.
CARNCROSH A IMXJtY'S MINRTR1FTJI.
tbe great Star 1'ronpe of tbe world, in their uoecualles'
ririiurian ftUlKKKM,
BFAUT1FUI. BALLADS, SONGS,
OPERATIO SELECTIONS, and
LAUGHABLE BURLESQUES
EVERY EVKNING
J. L. CARNCROB9, MaJsager.
R. F. SIM PSON, Treasurer. slees
CONCERT HALL. TnE PILGRIM!
THIRD WEEK. GREAT SUCCESS.
PAINTINGS! MUSIC!! TRANSITION KOKNKI"
Indorsed by tbe PRESS end the PULPIT as the Greatest
Entertainment of tha nineteenth century.
Ji YF.RY KVKKING at 8. MATINKES. Wednnsdiiv
ar.d Saturday at 2 !l. Admission, 60 cents. Reserved Seat,
locents. miuren unaer ia, auo. ji ?t
TEMPLE OF WONDERS, ASSEMBLY BUILD -INGS.
SIGNOR BLITZ AND SON.
SPHYNX. SPHYNX. RPHYNX.
EVENINGS, at 7.V. MATINEES WEDNiCaDAY and
SATURDAY at 8.
Admission, 26 eta Reserved Beats. BO eta. 1 10
"f TALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTED
GARDEN, Nos. 730, 7l'2, 734. and 726 VINE Street
THE GRAND OKCHKSTRION, formerly tbe property
of tbe GRAND DUKE OF BADKN, pnrehased at grsal
eipense by JACOB VALER, of tbia ciiy, in eorabinatioa
with 1 LAM ICR'S ORCUKSTRA and Miss NKLLIU
ANDERSON, will perform EVERY AFTERNOON and
EVENING at. the above-mentioned place.
Admission free. 1 13t
S
ENTZ AND HAS8LER'S MATINEES-
MUSICAL FUND HALI lbfi-70. avers 8ATI1 I
DAY AFTF.RNOON at 8J o'clock. 10 1W
mahcy's sciorTicow
IS AN IMPROVED
MACIC LANTERN.
Ffficient and convenient. Its double-wicked coal eil lamp
gives aicmarkably clear and intense light, easilj managed
and perteotly safe. I or sale by
I.. J. BIAItCY,
No. G32 ARCH
STREET.
3S Im
PIIILA DELPHI K.
PIANOS.
STEIN WAY & SONS'
PIANOS.
IJL ASIUS K It O B.f
No. 100G CHESNUT STREET,
a tH
PHILADELPHIA.
ALBKECHT,
RIFKKS A SCHMIDT,
U1N r Al 1 UKr.H. Ktr
FIRST-CLASS PIANO-FORTES.
II enaranlee and moderate pricee.
guarau WAREROOMS. No. 10 ARCH St
COTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS,
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VB CHVkuU Sweet lV,j &ti
fcuect, ia U t FUUade
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