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THE IXAILY EVENING TKLEfiKAril PUILADKhPllIA, MONDAY, MAKCI 1 7, 3870.
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Vlty Affair.
Mm. Surah Lulled, ngocl r torts, died
snddeniY yenterday at the house of her daugh
ter, No. 210 German street. The Coroner
beld an inquest, and a verdict of death from
debility was rendered.
Brevet Brigadier-floncral Charles L. Kil
bnrn, Colonel and Assistant CoinmiHwary
General of Subsistence, Chief Commiiwary of
the Military l)iinion of the Atlantic, has been
, ft8igned to duty in this city.
A colored man named Richard Demby,
from Wilmington. Del., died in the cellar of
the Union Street Station yesterday afternoon.
The Coronor held an inquest, and a verdict
of death from exposure was rendered.
Francis Lame, agod 121 years, residing at
Ninth and Catharine streets, was severely cat
in the leg by an axe slipping from his hands
while chopping wood, on Saturday. He was
admitted to the Pennsylvania Hospital.
Kev. Iiobert C. Matlock, for a number of
years rector of the Chnrch of the Nativity,
Eleventh and Monnt Vernon streets, preached
his farewell sermon yesterday morning, hav
ing accepted the position of Secretary of the
Evangelical Education Society of the Pro
testant Episcopal Chnrcb.
A posse of the polioe visited O'Neill's
Hall, at Broad and Lombard streets, on Sat
urday night, where a dance was going on,
and arrested fifty-nine persons, chiefly yonng
men and girls, some of the latter from twelve
to fifteen years old. They were taken to the
Central Station, and on the oaths of tho
officers who rnude the arrest were bound over
for their f ntnre good behavior.
The rcI;Kiu..ri ceremonies connected with
the dedication of the Temple of tho Third New
Jerusalem Society of Philadelphia, corner of
Panl ana Unity streets, Frankford, took place
yesterday. The new Temple is of brick, and
cost abont $2000. The congregation have
purchased the plot of ground at f tiOOO, and
intend to erect thereon, at some future period,
a mnch larger building.
The anniversary of the Broad Street M.
E. Church Missionary Society took place yes
terday afternoon, in the chnrch edifice. Broad
and Christian streets. The exercises con
sisted of prayer, singing by the scholars, and
addresses by Rev. J. Neill, Rev. Goorgo
Mears, Kev. G. Cnmmings, and lie v. J. O.
Lncas. The report of the superintendent
showed the membership of the schools to be
300 scholars, and the missionary collections
$(25, an increase of &75 over the previous
year.
A meeting of the Rcott Legion was
held on last Saturday evening, at their hall,
at I Sixth and ltace streets. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President A. II. Reynolds; Vice-President,
T. G. Funston; Recording Secretary, William
J. Mackey; Corresponding Secretary, E. 11.
Biles; Treasurer, George Moore; Trustees,
John Spear, J. J. Osvandel, William N.
Hhultz; Monument Committee, William Ker
lin, R. E. Winslow, William Babe.
One hundred and one persons were ad
mitted yesterday morning to the communion
i tne (Jonocksink Presbyterian Church,
Franklin street and Columbia avenue, Rev.
Mr. Mutchmore, pastor. Eighty-two wf the
number were on confession of their faith and
nineteen on certificate from other churches.
Before receiving them as members Mr. Mutch
more addressed tne candidates, stating mat
it would be required of them to refrain from
attending theatrical and other popular amuse
ments, or engaging in dancing or card
ploying. Daniel McCarty, Jane McCarty, G. P.
Brown and Charles Allston were before
Alderman Kerr on Saturday, they having
been arrested on a warrant issued by the
Mayor, on the statement of Marearent Bran-
nan. Complainant arrived in this city on
Thursday lost from Salem, Mass., and being
a stranger here accepted the invitation of a
man whom she met at the toot ot . Walnut
street to accompany her to a lodging house.
She was taken to a house on North Front
street, where she saw the defendants, and
where her treatment was such as compelled
her to leave the house the same night and
wander about the streets until she met a
policeman, and was provided with lodgings at
a station-house. As the testimony did not
connect Allston with any impropriety of con
duct he was discharged. The others were
held for trial.
Domestlo A flairs.
Gold closed on Saturday at ll.'U.
Snow was nine inches deep in Richmond,
Va., yesterday.
Governor Stevenson has refused to ac
cept Mr. Golladay's resignation.
There is a growing feeling in Mexico in
favor of annexation to the United States.
Texas will be admitted as soon as her
delegation and the necessary papers arrive.
Zampra, the assassin of Greenwaldt, has
been convicted and executed in Havana.
Numerous applications are being made
for tho work in the navy yards, but there are
no vacancies.
A man was knocked down on Thirty-
fourth street, New York, on Saturday night,
and rolled ot $12, "00.
Two children were fatally burned at
Wetheredsville, Md., on Friday evening, by
tne explosion of a coal oil lamp.
Only Justices Miller and Strong, it is
said, are in lavor of pronouncing all the lie
construction laws constitutional.
President Grant on Saturday visited the
Government Printing Office, and met with a
most enthusiasts reception from the em.
ployes.
Evidence has been taken by the commit.
tee exonerating Mr. Covode from any corrup
tion in connection with cadetship appoint
ments. '
Rudolpe and Deery played a game at bil
liards in nan traneiaco on Saturday nignt,
for the championship of America. I he for
iner proved tho victor.
The amount deposited in the Treasury by
the national banks as security for publio de
posits, which last year was $ :i:),r00,000, is
now but betweon $17,000,000 and $18,
000,000. Actual hostilities have commenced in the
Red River Territory, and resulted in a viotory
for Kit-Lie. Major Baulton, who commanded
the opposing force and surrendered, has been
conrt-martialled and sentenced to be shot.
The recent riot among the emigrants on
Ward's Island would appear to have resulted
from the gross mismanagement of the depot,
Among other matters of complaint it seems
that only four washbasins and two towels.
changed twice a week, were allowed for COO
persons.
A New York paper published yesterday
an absurd story to the effect that Napoleon
died six months since; that the Prince Imperial
is reigning as Napoleon IV; that Napoleon is
represented by a man bearing a wonderful
resemblance to him; and lastly, that the
fraud is countenanced by England and
JiUhHia.
FarelKB Affair.
Parlinta ffintinnn nrytiva in Knain
Navigation of the Ballio will boob be
resumed.
Another Atlantic cable is spoken of in
Euyland.
AH monopoly in ocean cables isabousbod
in France.
'JHirkey no lonrer collects tolls from ships
on the BoHphorus.
A cardinal s bat, it is said, bos been pro
mised to the Primate of Poland.
-Belgium has ratified a treaty reducing the
postal rates to the United States by one-half.
Another batch of l'aris journalists have
been prosecuted, convicted of course, and
sentenced to imprisonment and fine.
ApplattMe, Call, and Uncorc.
"Players, after all," averred Hazlitt. "have
Kttle reason to complain of their hard-earned,
short-lived popularity. One thunder of ap
plause from pit, boxes, and gallery is equal
to a whole immortality of posthnmons fame."
Nevertheless, the transitory nature of an
aotor s rewards lias oftentimes stirred regret
and commiseration. Shakespeare, as we all
know, makes sympathetic mention of the poor
player,
"That strnts and frets tils hour noon the stage.
And then is heard no more.''
Gnriick. in his rrolocrue to the CLandexUnc
Marring f,, states feelingly:
"The painter dead, yet still he charms the eye,
Wbllo KnRlund lives his fame can never die;
Hui he who struts his honr upon the stage.
Can scarce extend bis fame for balf aa age ;
Nor pen nor pencil can the actor nave
The art and artist share ouo common grave."
Cibber, in his "Apolocy, laments melliflu-
ously that the momentary beauties flowing
from an harmonious elocution cannot, like
those of poetry, be their own record; that the
animated graces of the actor can live no longer
than the instant breath and motion that pre
sent tnem; or, at least, can but faintly glim
mer through the memory, or imperfect attesta
tion of a few surviving spectators." And Haz
litt, hiuself,notwithstanding his dictum on the
subject above set forth, has placed on record
certain expressions of tenderness for the play
er s evanescent glory. "When an author dies
it is no matter, for his works remain. When a
great actor dies, there is a void produced in
society, a gap which requires to be filled up.
The literary amateur may find employment for
his time in readingold authors only, and exhaust
his entire spleen in scoutng new ones; but
the lover of the stage cannot amuse himself
in his solitary fastidiousness by sitting to
witness a play got up by the departed ghosts
of first-rate actors; or be contented with
the perusal of a collection of old playbills;
he may extol Garrick, but he must oo to see
Keen, and, in his own defense, must admire,
or at least tolerate, what he sees, or stay away
against his will." Ilalitt, it may be noted.
was evidently writing under tne impression
that at no time would the stage bo left with
out the support of players of the Garrick or
the Kean class. If he had survived until our
present year of grace, it would have become
a question with him how far he could admire
or tolerate the condition of tho modern stage;
he might even be driven to accept the alter
native he himself suggests, and stay away
from our theatres altogether, only with his
will rather than against it, in common with a
very considerable section of society.
An actor, in regard to the honor of Lis pro
fession, considered apart from its commercial
results, ocenpies the position of one 'who has
invested his whole fortune in the purchase of
an annuity terminating at his decease, and who
has become entitled, therefore, to a larger in
come than accrues to tne man able to lay up
treasure, and to provide for and bequeath pro
perty to posterity. Tho player can be re
warded only by the applause afforded him
during the continuance of his theatrical
career, and it is right, therefore, that such
applause should fully correspond with and
be adequate to his merits.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Setca e& First rage.
ALMANAC FOlt PHILADELPHIA THIS DAT.
6cn Msgs 6-25 Moon sets n-04
Bun Kkts 6-66 High Watbk 6-03
PHILADELPHIA HOARD OF TRADE.
Jos. C. Grubb, )
EbMVKD A. SOUDER, Y COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH.
Samuel E. Stokes, J
committee on arbitration.
John O. James, Geo. L. Buzhy, E. A. Soucler,
Win. W. Paul, Tiioma. L. Gillespie.
MOVEMENTS OP OCEAN STEAM'S III PS.
FOR AMERICA.
Silesia Havre New York Feb. 12
India Glasgow.. ..New York Feb. 18
America .. . .Southampton. . .New York Feb. 22
i'aimyra Liverpool. ...New York v JJ..Feb. 22
Colorado Liverpool... New York Fob. 23
Denmark Liverpool... New lork Feb. 23
C. of Loudon.... Liverpool... New York Feb. 24
Cambria Glasgow New York Feb. 25
City of N. YorW.New York. . . Liverpool Mar. 8
HoUatia New York... Hamburg Mar. 8
Nevada New York. ..Liverpool Mar. 9
RusHla New York. . .Liverpool Mar. 9
Marathon New York... Liverpool Mar. 10
C.of London... New York... Liverpool Mar. 13
Paraguay New York. . .London. Mar. 12
France New York. . .Liverpool. Mar. 12
India New York. ..Glasgow Mar. 12
Weser New York. ..Bremen Mar. 12
Colorado New York. ..Liverpool Mar. 10
C. of WasU'tou.New York... Liverpool Mar. 19
Laturette New York. ..Havre Mar. 19
America. New York... Bremen Mar. 19
Cambria. New York... Glasgow Mar. 19
Etna. New York. . .Liverpool via ll.Mar. 22
Nebraska New York... Liverpool Mar. 23
C. of Brussels . .New York. . .Liverpool Mar. 20
COAST WINK, DOMESTIC, ETC.
Pioneer Philadelphia. Wilmington Mar. 8
Zodiac Philadelphia, ('buries ton Mar. 10
Morro Castle... New l ork. ..Havana Mar. 10
Columbia New York. ..Havana Mar. IT
Eagle New Y'ork... Havana via NasMar. 24
Malls are forwarded by every steamer In the regu
lar Hues. The steamers for or from Liverpool call at
yuceiiHiown, except uio uanauian une, wmcn can at
Londonderry. The steamers for or from the Conti
nent call at Southampton.
CLEAR KD SATURDAY.
Steamship Norman, Nickerson, Boston, II. Wlnsor A
CO.
Steamship W. P. Clyde, Morgan, New York.J.F.OhL
Steamship Norfolk, Piatt, Richmond ami Norfolk,
W. P. Clyde A Co.
Steamer New York, Jones, Georgetown and Alex
andria, w. r. ciyue & co.
Steamer J. 8. Hhriver, Her, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
Brig (Shannon, Sawver, Curdenas, Warren A Gregg.
Hchr P. A. Grau, Lake. Sagua, 1). 8. Stetson k Co.
Bchr Streamlet, Con till, New York, Lennox & Bur
gess. Sclir C. H. Bolton, Voorhees, Mlllvllle, do.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Fanita. Freeman. 24 hours from New
York, with mdse. to John F. Ohl. Passed an mi.
known brig at tne Ledge, coming up in tow, sup.
possed to be the American Union, from Matanzas.
Steamship Fairbanks, Moore. 24 hours from New
York, witn muse. 10 jonn oui.
Bteumer R. Willing, Cundlir, 13 hours from Balti
more, with indBe. to A. Groves, Jr.
Brig Somerset, McBride, 7 days from Calbarlen,
with Hugar to John Mason A Co. vessel to B. Craw.
ley & co.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Kteamshln Pioneer. Barrett, hours from Wil
mington, N. C, with cotton, naval stores, etc., to Phi
ladelphia and Houthern Mall KtewiiHlilp Co.
M'lir streuniiet, cohiiii, b aays irom new x orK, in
ballast to Lennox A. Burgess.
BehrM. C. Burijile, Durborow, 1 day from Cam
den, Del., with grain to Jas. L. Bewley A Co.
hrbr tl. J. Conner, 1'aruee, l uay irom Mugnoua,
Del., with grain to Jas. L. Bewley & Co.
Hchr John Beatt v. Price, from Portsmouth, with
cjpreHg railroad ties to Albrecht A Fluley.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Royal Charlie, Potter, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Liverpool lath ult.
tsteaniHliip James 8. Green, Pace, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Richmond ad lust.
HteuuiHhlp Saxon, Sears, hence, at Boston 4th Inst.
Bark Attilla, Falrk, cleared at New York UU Inst.,
for Cork for orders, via Philadelphia.
Park Robert Porter, K Ml man, hence, cleared at
San KisncMi'O V-tth ult. for Hitka.
Hark Crcells, from Nlinngliae for Phlladelphla,wS
ppuken 9th Dec. oil the Capo of Onod llopp.
Hark Bessie Harris, Allen, hence, at Dublin 19th
ultimo.
Prig Uszrlle, Coin, at Messina 11th nit. fromWenna.
Btlg Lena (or Llms), from Cienfuogos (or Philadel
phia, at Fortress Monroe Mh Inst.
Hrlg Fortuna, Bordn, hence, at Oporto lath nit.
Schr Palos, Nharklord, at Aguudillo, P. R., 12th
Olt,, for Delaware Breakwater for orders.
Schr Ann 8. Brown, Ktsk, from Boston for Phila
delphia, sailed from Holmes' Hole Bd Inst.
Hchr J, T. Alunrger, Corson, hence, at Mobile 2S!h
ultimo.
Hchr R. fl. Miller, Whllldcn, hence for Boston, at
Holmes' Hole 2d Inst.
He.hr Rising bun, Hastings, hence, at Norfolk 3d
instant.
hchr rt'oodrnn" Sims, Pharo, from James river for
New York, put Into Norfolk 8d lust, to repair sails.
Hchr Davfd 8. Biner, Huntley, f.oru Yt ood's Hole,
Ma., at Wilmington, N. C, 3d lust.
Hchrs Four Hlslers, Hherrer; K. 11. Sharp, Webb;
find J. C. Thompson, .Tellers, for Philadelphia, were
load-lng at Charleston 3d Inst.
Hchr American Fjigie, Clare, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Newburyport 3d lost.
ni'iirc. if. wootiM, uanu.v, pence, at cnariesion m
lust., and was loading to return.
Hchr Kramiywinn, Adams, for I'liiiaueiphio, sailed
from Newport A. M. 4th Inst.
Schr James H. Young. Barrett, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Fall River 4th inst.
Hi'hrcijcie, Giikc. cleared at Boston 4th Inst, for
Rock port, Mo., to load for Philadelphia.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The first-clan can bnoy, red and black horizontal
stripes, to mark the west side of entrance to Swash
Channel, and the lirst-class red can buoy No. 8, to
mark west side of I'ppcr Middle, both of New York
lower bay, and taken up Feb. 84 for repairs, have
been replaced in their proper positions, and the outer
spnr buoy No. 1, white and black perpendicular
stripes, to mars tun entrance to itocsaway id let,
recently carried away from Its station, has aiso beeu
replaced.
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Everv description of Plantation Machinery, also
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Oil
steam i mi nit, Atuecatoro, c uixn, x-ompiug jsoi
o-l ncH. etc
Hole Agents for N. BUlenx's Sugar Boiling A ppa.
ratus. Nesmyth's Patent Kteum Rammer, and Aspln.
wall A Woolaey's Patent CtmtrUugal bugar Draln-
lng Macninea, ios
niRARD TUBE WORKS.
JOHN H. MTJKPRY & BROS,
tnaaufacturrr. mt Wronstat Iron Plpo, Kt.
rUILADKLPULi. PA.
WORKS,
TWENTY-TUIUD auid FILBERT MtrMCa.
OFFIOH. 4 1
fle. 4 'J Rartli VIVTU Straex. .
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAHB
O E M O V A L.
w
FARREL, HERRING & CO.
HAVE REMOVED FROM
No, a CHESNUT Street
TO
No. 807 CIIKSNTJT St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Fire and Burglar-Proof Safes
(WITH DRT FILLING.)
HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN, New York
HERRING ft CO., Chicago.
HERRING. FARREL A CO., New Orleans. J9tf
v vir a maria s. enn
I SBSavrsav . -m tl tm m I It m i m ivj r-m m iv -
tlT '
Xff m Of ths UU Ann of EVANS WATSON, j KS
FIIIE AND BUKGLAR-PROOF
8 A F IS STORE
NO. 63 SOUTn FOURTH STREET,
1 8H ! door, above Obesnnt St., Phil
TOHN FARNUM &CO., COMMISSION MER,
ff chants aad Msoalaomren or uoneetoga Tlcsin, oto.
Wo. VJii UliJU.Ml ovn, rmiaosiiiiua. iitusj
M'RI .K J;i.".
HPHVat JOiHr.
U Mi !.(. K.
II KM LOCK.
IrtTO
1WTA BSAbONKI) I'l.hAh i-iMt. lUTil
lOllF BKAHONKI) iA.t .All 1 JNh. IOl'
(HOICK I' ATT lift. N I'lNH.
8PAN1BU CEDAR, X'h PA H H.KNS
RED CEDAR.
1870
FLORIDA FLOORING.
FliOPlDA Fl OOHlNd.
CAKOLlNA F LOOKING
VII4imA F!AOHlN.
DELAWAJiB FUKlHING.
AHH FLOORING.
WALNUT FlXX)RINO.
FLORIDA STEP BOARDS.
RAIL PLANK.
1870
tb70
1 Q7A WALNtTT BOARDS AND PLANK. 1 or-rv
10 i U WALNL'T BOARDS AND I'LANIlIO i U
WALNUT ROARD8.
WALNUT PLANK.
UNDERTAKERS' LUMBER, i oA
10 I U UNDERTAKERH' LUMBER. iO i )
RED CEDAR.
WALNUT AND PINS,
tdTCi SEASONED POPLAR. 1 Q"7A
10 I U EKAfiONED CHERRY. 10 I U
ASIL
WHITE OAK PLANK AND BOARDS.
HICKORY.
1QTA CIGAR BOX MAKERS' i C7A
10 I U CIGAR BOX MAKERS' 10 I U
SPANISH CEDAR BOX BOARDS,
FOB SALE LOW.
1Q7A CAROLINA SCANTLING. 1 QTA
10 t V CAROLINA H. T. BILLS. 10 I V
NORWAY SCANTLING. '
1QTA CEDAR BnTNGLES. "1 Q"7A
IO t V CYPRESS SHINGLES. 10 I U
XAULB. BROTHER CO.,
118 No. seoo south sueet,
13AKEL PLANK, ALL TniCKNF.8SE8.
1 COMMON PLANK, ALL THICKNESSES.
1 COMMON BOARDS.
IsndSHlDK FRNOK HOARDS.
' WUITK PINK FLOORING BOARDS.
YTT.LOW AND SAP PINK HAMJR1NUH. 1U and 4W.
SPRUCE JOIST. ALL BIZK8.
tlK.MIA)JK JOIST, ALL BIZKn.
PLAHTK.RINU LATH A SPKOIALTT.
Together with a a-enaral aaanrtmant of Huililfn Lnmbes
for sale low for oasb. T. W. H M A VI A,
11 M tim F IrTKKNTH and 8TILK8 Streets.
U11BBR UNDER
ALWAYS DRY.
.o v b a
Walnnt, Wnlto Pine, Yellow Fine, Sprnce, Hem
lock, SnlngleB, etc, always on band at low rates.
WATSON it GLLLINGHAM,
SM Na 924 RICHMOND Street, 18th ward.
MACHINERY.
PATENT IMON CONDUCTOR
Harris' Fire-Proof, ITenr-ltetnlnlns; Covering
for Alarlne and Ntallonnry Ilollero, Heat
ers, Hteam Plurs, and Cyllnnoro.
This Invalnabl. material is far superior to any other
covering that baa been heretofore used. It can be appliod
bj the parties themselves, and removed, if necessary, fur
repair, to boilers, pipes, eto , and replaced without in tho
least detracting from its efficiency.
Sections applied free ot charge to test its merits.
Its advantages over bair felt and the cement, heretofore
osod show at onco. All order, left with
KELLY, HOWELL & LTJDWIG,
MACHINERY AGENCY,
No. 917 MARKET STREET.
1 10 thatnlm PHILADKLPHIA.
BLANK BOOKS.
Important to ' Book-keepers.
JUST PUBLISHED,
THE
"CATCILWORD"
LEDGER INDEX.
(COPYRIGHT SECURED).
Book-keepers and all others having to nse an Index
Will find this a very valuable book.
By cuing the "Catch-word" Index, It will not only
save time and eyesight, but the finding of a name
quickly is a mathematical certainty.
Ton are invited to call and examine It.
nmLisnxo bt
JAS. B. SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Blank Book Manufacturers
and Stationers,
No. 27 South SEVENTH St..
12 S3 tnstnBm PHILADELPHIA.
PATENTS.
N
8
OFFICES FOR PROCURING
Patent in the United States and Fo
reign Countries,
FORREST BUILDINGS,
119 8. I OI K11I St., Flilluda.,
Ar-D MARBLE BUILDINGS,
BEYliNTll Wtreet, above 1
(Opposite U. 8. Patent Office),
WASHINGTON, D. O.
II. HOWBON, Solicitor of Patents.
O. UOWHON, Attorney-at-Law.
Oommnnication. to bo addressed to th. Principal Offloes
Philadelphia. 1 lo mwsam
pATENT OFFICE 8,
N. W. Corner FOURTH and CHESNDT,
(Entrance on FOURTH Street),
FRANCIS D. PASTOHIUS,
SOLICITOR OP PATENTS.
Patents procured for Inventions In the United
States and Foreign Countries, and all business re
lating to the same promptly transacted. Call or send
for circulars on Patents.
Open till 9 o'clock every evening, 8 6 smth
PATENT OFFICES,
IT. W. Corner F0TJETH and WALUTJT
PHILADELPHIA.
FEES LESS THAN ANY OTHER HSLIABL
AGENCY.
Bend for pampble on Patents.
I i thstut CHARLES H. EVAN 3.
STATE RIGHTS FOR SALE. 8TATJ
Kin his of a valuable Invention lust patented, and fo
the ULICIlNO, Oim'lNU. and OlilVr'lSiU of dried bees
oabbaaa, etc, are hereby oQered tor sale. It is an artiol,
of sra-e value to proprietor, of hotels and restaurants,
audit .tumid be introduced Into every family. KTATH
Kll.H'lb fnraale. Modol csn be seen at TKLKORAPli
O Vlb OOOPKB'B POINT, N. J.
wtf MUNDY HOFFMAN.
J. T. SASTOH. . M'M4B0?.
LUNl'ON Ac M C MA II O IV.
XjJ KHII 1-1KQ AND CUMMtfMION MCHCUANT8.
No. 1 OOKM'IKH HL1P. New York.
No. 18 SOl' l'U WHAKVKH, Philadelphia.
No. 46 W. I'UATT btreet, Baltimore.
Vl are prspared to ship every description of Freight to
Philadelphia, New York, Wilmington, and inrnrineilisie
points with promptness and despatch. Canal BoaU and
btvam-tus luniahed a abo aaorteat noUoe.
AMUSEMENTS.
"THE NINE MUSES'
Eave Ecen Betaioed on Exhibitio
AT
e;arle8' galleries.
o. 816 CHESNUT STREET,
JJSJt
FOR A FKW DATS LOMOKR.
AJ1K1UCAN ACADKMY
Prwitivelv last IisN il.i r.4
OF
MUSIU.
. A,,tJ,'tp.A h08A OKA1.D ENGLISH OPRKA.
CARL It ISA. ) . .
). D. HhhS A CO..) Proprietors end D rector.
Wauw'i-i-fVV.v Busing Xanarer
UAKHY JAt kUlN.,,, htae Manarar
.. 7S.f K. V F JS 1 N O, M arc hr
AKTH1 MAKTHAI MARTHA'
Mroe. PAKKPA KOHA In bar srwit roleof Martlia
Wrs. K. KSOUIN, CAfm.F. OaVbEiZ WcLiii'
HAI.b; uoncucuir. Mr. (JAK1. KUNA.
The Great Knslisli Ksir Corn, will ha (
On WKDNKSDAY KVKNINO. VlarohS,
for the First Time in America, will be produod Von
rveuer s m..iprrnrce, .
UnhKIIB J1JKKUK1 UMK.KOIV!
Vm. PARKP..RORA in h nntnnpMi.li.hl. mi.
Relr.a, with a powerful oast, nnder tho direction of Mr
oakLhoma.
Admiasinn, SI. Keserved Beat. $160. Family Ocle
l o Amphitheatre. 2lo.
Th. ul nl K..1. will (wimm.nn. nn V W T 1 1 4 V a .
M., only at the Box Ofrlceof the Aeademy. - Sit
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
KXTRA ANNtJIlNi'FMliNT.
GRAND FAKKWKLL MATINKK MY Til K
PA'fPA HOHA KNGUHH OPFRA.
THV,iAiiiin ,u T 8 O'CLOCK, .
. ..n ...m..u.,,K i Htnunsn iuJI III IDS liny, TO
reived evorywhi-re by overwholmln. houses ami audieua
raised at tha hiirlinal. rtit h .if nh...t..
lannrattue
And same fitar Cast.
The salo of sosts commence, on Tuesday, at 0 A.M., on'y
ll . ! 1 II 1 1 I ..... .
at
MEIUCAN ACADEMY OF MU4I0
SaCNOERBUND
BAL MASQUE,
TUESDAY, March 15, 1870.
Price of Ticks ts. SB. arltnlttlair a nntlmnn . -.1
lacy. " " -
AiltlitinnsI fsdtes' Ticli.tn fl earh.
GRAND OAKNIVAL PKOCKSBION AT Of :IX)0E
carriages win set oown noaaa oouiq ana take np heads
North.
Bpectator. TicKet to Family Circle or Gallery, ftflc. J i ,
MATEURS' DRAWING ROD M :
SEVENTEENTH Street, above Chesiiut, west
NEW YORK FRF.NOII COMPANY.
side.
Unanimnns Approbstion by the press.
ENTUUS1ABTH) APDIKNCFB!
IMMKNeK bUCUKRS!
CROWDED HOU6ES
MONDAY EVKNIN(. March 7,
Comedy in thrre act ami Operetta. ' '
LKR FKMMKS TKRKIBLKN, by Dnmanoir.
LK8 DK.CX AVF.IH3LK8, by Olfenbach. '
Reserved seals, six da's in sdvsnce, $i'6U. . ,
Adini.aion at bonnrV, No. I lu"j Chesnnt street.
LA U R A K K SN S'R
0HF8NUT 8TRKK.TTHW.TRir. Kerinsatg.
THfMi.Miinilsy) F.VKNINO. March 7. .,
VIOTOK1NK;OR,TIF, SKAMBTRKsB' DKKAM, '
And tbe Comic I'rams of , . , .
HK'8 NOT BITCH A FOOL. '
Tnesday Ronelltof V1NINU BOWKR8. ;
Wednosdsy-New Piny of "IKMON OF PARIS "
Thursday-Benefit of Miss MAY HOWARD. .' r:
8A1 UIIDAY ft) ATINF.K AT 8
Saturday Niirhi Bbhi rlt ot O. A. MuMANUS. T
Stats seenred ail days in advanoe.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.
THIS (Monday) EVKNINO. March 7.
The Management takes great pleasure in announcing an
enxairement, positively limited to twelve nighta, witu tho
eminent Artist,
MR. CHARLES FKOHTRR,
who will make bis first appearanoe in Philadelphia, '
bupperted lir , 7
MIR8 CARIX)TTA LK0LERCQ, . '
The leading aotres. upon the Rngliah stage, in
UAMLKT.
Hamlet Mr. FFCHTKR
Ophelia Miss OARLOTT4 LKOI.KRUQ
Laertes Mr. V. C. BAKC8
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH
THJEATR K. Begins W to 8.
STREET
FIRST V K.K.K OF L".TTA.
THIS, KVFRY KVKNING, AND
SATURDAY AKrKKNOON AT O'CLOCK.
THF. LITTLK DKTKCTIVK.
LOTTAin sfzdiSereniiiharsctera.wiih Bongs and Dance.
I.IHTA MATINKR,
R VTl'RDA Y A FTKRNOON.
FRIDAY- HKNRFIT OF LO'ITA.
In preparation, LOTTA '8 New Piece,
IIKART8' KASK.
FOX'S AMERICAN THEATRE.
WA L.NUT Street, above Eighth.
The fsraous I.AURI's-JOHN.CHARLFS, EDWARD.
HKNRY, snd M'llo LAUKI. Mr. W. H. MAFKLIN.
WONDhRKIIL RIZARKLLI BROTHERS..
KVERY KVKNINO TWO GRKAT BALLETS.
UPREZ & BENEDICT'S OPERA ROUSE.
BKVKNTH St., below Arch (Lato Theatre Oomion.i
TUI8 KVKNINO, DUPRF.Z A BKNEDICCfS
Famous Gigautio Minstrels Introduce '
First Time New Aftorpieoe. Tommy Dodd.
Re engsgemont for One Week More,
i.rear. nmeoiao, mr. nugney liougnerty.
Renetit Friday, Ma rot) 1
ill, of Mr Hughey D
r Dougherty.
AT EW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE.
X ELEVENTH St rest, above Ohesnus.
THR FAMILY RF.SORT.
OARNCROSS A DIXKY'8 MIN8TRRIJ),
tbe great bur Troupe of the world, in their un eg utile.
FT HIOP1AN hOIHKKH,
RKAIITlhUL BALLADS. BONGS, ,
OPERATIC SELECTIONS, and
LAUGHABLE BURLESQUES
EVERY EVl'MNO
OT. J. I- OAHNOROB8, Man agar.
JfBIMPBON. Treasurer; 7l itt
CONCERT IIALL-THE PILGRIM!
FOURTH WKKK.
Of t his Great Artistic Entertainment. Paintings, Mnsio,
Grsnd rinale.
XVF.RY F.VESING at 8. MATINRKS, Wednesdays
and Saturdays. Endorsed by crowded and entranced
audieucte niithtly.
Admission, 611, .6. and 9i cents. 8 7 6t'
TEMPLE OF WONDER8, ASSEMBLY BUILD
ING8. BIGNOR BLITZ AND SON.
RPHYNX. SI'HYNX. RPHYNX.
EVKN1NG8, at MATINKK8 WEDNEoDAY and
SATURDAY at 8.
Admission, 28 cts. Reserved Heate. Wot.. 1 10 '
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) W INT ED
GARDFN, Nos. 790, K3, 794, and 736 VINE Street.
THE GRAND OKGU KM RION, formerly th. property
of the GRAND IH'KK OF HADFN, purchased at gr.4
expense by JACOK VA I.FR, of this oiiy, in oombinatioa
with hl.AMF.RH OliUHl r-TH A and Miss NF.LLIal
ANDKRhON, will perform EVERY AFTERNOON and
KVKN1NG at the abovo-mentioned plaoo.
Admission free. 1 13tt
SENTZ AND HASPLER'S MATINEES-.
MUSICAL FI ND MALI, lBrJM-70. trvery BATU 1
DAY AiTFRNOON at 8 o'clock. Ml
IfTAHCY'S SCIOPTZCOP;
IS AN IMPROVED
MAGIC LANTERN.
Efficient and convenient. It. donble-wlcksd coal oil lamp
Rives alieniarkably clear and intense light, easily managed
and porf octly sale. I or sale by
I.. .1. MAIttY,
No. 632 AROH STREET,
9 88 1m PHILADKLPHIA.
QENT.'S FURNISHING GOODS.
pATKNT SHOUIiDES-SBAU
BHIRT MANUFACTORY,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING BTO RE.
PERFECTLY FITTING SHIRTS AND DHAWEHJ
made from nioHHiirpiDenl at very short notloe.
All other articles of GENTLEALEN'tt OBSSy
GOODS In foil varlbty.
WINCHESTER CO.,
11 1 Na 70S CUEBNUT Street.
WANT8. .
'TO 'tHk VdRlllNO , CLA68.-W0 aro now 'pro?
Binnt at bome, the whole of th. tim. or fur tbe sparo
momenta, business uw. light and ruflUble, Persona
of either sea easily earn fuui bOo. to 5 iwr evening, and a
proportional sum ty devoting their whule time to tho
LuHiness. Bos and glr . earu nearly aa much as men.
That ail who see this notice n.uy send their address, and
text the bnsiuMS, we lu.se tins uiiiiaralielud oiler: To
such aa are not well sulistied, we will send A I to pay for
the trouble oi writing. lull particulars, a valnaole sam.
?le, which will do to comioeuus work on, and a oopy of
bt I .r' iiTiirv ij iuW'eone of the la' rest and
tieHt l.unly newNpHpeis .uMiJied ah sent frn. by mail.
fUsdar, if too want i i u .ui Dt , protiiabM Work, ailitre.
E. U.ALLEN CO., Augusta, Maine. lltiaul