davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-04-27

lest u naca necessity IN enr. hou'enotd Of ..se
:ss e. Z F'1ss*a! = !.rs. H. :: AN:
s1ae,n1 s.sae ,St.t aem.pa 10 sy1
~ sss:a ss5ss E ;s
n.ic I'll /. y ost eaiit.aed nd bsss appes one
ef 96'a e as HS s e
tae nsaoes't sto'ta ;;onso F - re Ss1oss
sss!c sssf .hlss' ( ls'ss s 81 5;
9ss Pss. 'Rs;.st 2 g w s.s
tssss|sss ~ Z r 81 sSP
% Ts u cse9 prtospai eIa.1. . tSs noss aistln:
e5s ~ d III
shd ,2 .ao:e fs1Tay nsss.s @1siss3
Eih the q E csen,t s,:sans md aa spsk aa
thst shey hare. x!tain ~ ys.T1; bssa asa.ds
pepiuns ;oF inapto .sa-nt: ,9st:ataenss
sna 81 . ed T. e hs @
premium ii 81. re: q i91EIa.t;oses r. ~. ,..,
Se'a. md that M tsty arc .eee;a5sed s. max
IS e hi: s5e!ase
IS ohs e. 3 rs h.
ne nas ot IAeo 1Acct1asto- " t4Ac IL, u. nss
clam 70 PGatlc FavoE r:ortus toatestao'5 tae
e1s,soI slna!, e1eet1re: 81 - HofE ,..-..,
which vii pro.e rno.r sa,tfaetoss L, Tusica coz
i@o!ssenss @ aad Ehru H. H. - thttc.o:e most aa3-
~ "a, Eass :. .aRp!iEa: - -, ia etatnauoa anu
,htr m9nnv q, sIHe O. r. aar pc9pfsa ~ onf o.
BY ss<es: In height they are nom 10 fecf. They
ff-o t1l1. ft1, $en. $:D, EIA SCI. Ss3 $5a]. &lQ
Ihs Esrsisc:a5sTs @ !. sEo 3nacnsss sestss es
In @ @tOkEAELE oKGANS.i Y which the soectal AIM
10 funsh the greatest and best musical e2raety
ne pSe fee ,ne ne Gases EnSh ms ~ ~ of
nctshed; ard u fAItooy details s5ch as Eo7y SeyI,
Pedal eoy-rnss nansc desS ein:es DC &C., not u
tse,nE tns pEactic asf!a!nsss Or aafaoi:.y nt tue
sh1p ar err1oy Cd lhsn tn the C4hnet 1Erios TINS
ecorcc,5 Of nacufsctssr Is tot. hoErrcz. allowed to
ii e HI aaa
| rtss Or which the H. & H. Cabinet Organs as' ceie-
| brated.
/ fiae1s.
~. 1c IHss s. .''''.-- '..'..-Fs33
esnn, fSm 1lshjiitv n ~ onf of i'm, or ot5
errjss nj ~ nrfer sni Ike cn1T,nsener nm t,StT
fnrm nr use IA Inc consssy. 's1' @1-'9@
mi iTr,,f Of thtse tnstrucots a.r cous,,nt-
II On e1a,estn d our ssorS aa Te would specially
s 70 osn iTs Se.rv cnmteonsi'oa f 40 saT of
oaS lsaalnE artists.
~H0NlNf.Etk q GUS MsL3DEoSS.
Ssx ae:s GO Ind
eesn loux inoa IL he West hui rave :3atl scnn1a
Hon IN he Etss ana wAarevfr they have beea rsed
| We also have CD haae limited supply OF the
rr.~s r. IN - rs.npn,.,,
, 1866-04-27

some yeasa azo IN association WIS formed os p7sc-
tIcat pLtHo ortc makers. irctitg sGve-al c1p-Fts.
WIN had previously acquired u thorough practical
knsr1rdgc de-. Of rhe bn'fne.s tn some Of
men G-tetlntne eonab.ue the xdrs1thee. OF their
united skill aEd experience. &d give the F4t5 to the
pfev!outly cone.
Our experience ~ith Is simply
tt1s Nc crtcscd couple on tr1sL Tbry quietly
Hnracked and placed without show or ostesiatinu.
side by etne With tArEe n1mnez al othcr makes They
were played On Incidentally by nuu1nef Of PERSONS
from lime to time, and received rom all who tr,ed
,hct! onlr such eT coMIumL8 ~ = rezuY superior
plano could command.
The prices. will be observed. are very moderate
but he heasv psltes that ha.e hccp bestowed urot
deatal and unsolicited WAY. warrant In saying lha
one who purchases one Of th-se inst!nsnenta vii
ryeF fcrl that It II tc&irseo By that he fsh
hare procure fsuua aoo:htr establishment.
, 1866-04-27
Frnn Cythax

New ToEK. April e3.--Thc Htr.lars narnna let
tereaysIhe Two Spanish rneu.ofwar which la'ely
arrived ntIfaEsua. had aEan pui to Their des-
tin.tlon ieunkno"n:
Gove1nor General Dulcc had rereiTed pevcmp.
torr orders to tase t4e AiIiau'. VINO hld been
M, aud removed 10 Fernando.
, 1866-04-27

OCE INSTRUMENTS are selected with great care
nor the iInneusc numbers now Manufactured Ia LIE
East and the extent OF ou1 business makes our pat
roraRe desice1atum to manufacturers. THIS gives
To NJ the pick Of the MARKET and Abes as to present
not one 1t1d!ng fnsstrsfnf. as Is the case II most
houses. but large vaiey Of tho highest order OF e1'
celleIce.
P.Asos.s
Tho stock Pinno. Manufactured By George
Steck & Co., New f'rk.
Tnrse instruments ase nox. for tho nrst time intro
duced In the West. So highly have lheT beea pE1zed
In the Fast. that Impossible to fa1aish them as
taat ~ demanded hy thr horat 1na1kt11 fact which
kpeaks volumes tn their praise Recently enlarged
fncitltlcs. however, Will ctza1e tho manufacturers 10
furnish the Chics.o and Sotthwesesu market. IN acd
tiou their increase In home sadt. From the afst
tsy Of their uToducton In store tha Interest IN
them on the part artists, teachers and coanof
seure las been intense In addition to the ordinary
recusres Of structure in all Of which these pianos
c1cc!, tho SQ4EiGRANp. With the
Aprane alethod OF StrtnajuE,
deserves particular mention. The thsee qualities
which rreemlntn1lT sought Ascr ~ artists ate
First, pz,l,arcs Purify. and Power Of Tooe second.
Eoua1y OF volume TO that the b<et shall not dtoWu
ont tt ard rtef rao} Thru. ability 10
SIND n Tucc Let see how 3ff stccEs n1ethoa OF
| s,1ipgng contributes TO each OF taese;
~ ssss sss.ss s. ss; :;:i's
SS:isii sts IN 'tLHSsa nlfsR !. Z Msn.hcrsd. saa '
The ag,nfe + made Of bEas;. Ssass44 44faE;
lar TO the hnHsan nn=r1s up :.-=:1
Hn IN Is sse eFss sts1s e 59iy Enai1F, ,a ao is
pace but doing It's WORK much better than the anges
as brass made Of much 'teE'tF 'sna 'as'
,as Ha,s ,ss o. .hs III qaase4
rcrE o. ether snt *ut+fnncc. 1t Is easy % lua-fn
, 1866-04-27
".
.ASPHoDEL: .
AN AmER1QAN 8TQRE.
One volume, 1fruo, $t.sG.

This li,tc volume has sidcd Into the world Of letters
without any OF lhose nsrMrs!raEy announcements
which generally 60 magn!fy the meit Of the coming
day. The plot lstlmnc and effective, kla.ua1y ftte
from those Incl de1t1 on which the modern
psve careful studies Of such po3pe II one meet,
in the he her circles Of EeH Enc1and life, and witt
exceptions iney are succesanl studies. e1cltlut
our Interest," winning sysnrAthlts sud becoruins
onr friends, llke their photographs n the natu1s
~orid.7t.osson Transcript.
Thern II Errst dseacy and real nobleoess Of tentl
snent III the ebook.-[Wortester SpT.
The author has poets nature. and there Is 4 re
mafsablc grace. beauty and Tctncmcnt It's concep
tit the skotching aud deycopme1t Of character aut
The gems OF thought and expression In which
A6ounds.-fEorlo1k County journal.
oEe q the Host in.e1e.sinz snd tendes'yssd novel
susi hut The manner In which The story Is worked
is at oncc mastery and elegant Hartford ConsanI
Written By person OF refined taste, Of more tbs
common culture, and OF dep and thoughtful txper
ence,-frarttAnd fTess.
, 1866-04-27
THE sCH01IACKEfl PLANO.

Therc can be hut opinion II reference to these
plates. They fAsusies amonx all who have ured
ihcm. After being subjected TO tho serereat teass
of p1c1a I!peolH, Lieu. Gen. Grant. GoylraoEs
Ynfee Curtin. Parker and othefI al Of whom authoz
i-Cd tho Use OF <hetT names re{-fct4.
twas awarded the ttlze Medal Q! tl!c Torld'e Fair
q thr tfysta alase s1h!ns,ion md aiass npuess .
IfAt1tutfOn9.
, 1866-04-27

PurIApsLrIlA. Aptfl s6:-A. The cogse auction
es}e today 1870 har* OF Rio eu:d at al:xc 3atac
nra Lscuayra Al s7Ets4ise.
, 1866-04-27
CONGRESS.
PASSAGE OF L BILL FOR Re-
LIEF OF PAYMbSTERS.
The West India Telegraph
Bill Passed.
PETITION RECEIVED FOR THE EX-
PuLSI0k0f GARRETT DAVIS.
EQUALIZATION OF BOUNTlES.
Correspondence Between Secretary
McCulloch and the Chairman
Of the Revenue Com
mission,
LAGER ERc-n EUROPE.
Prospects u the Reform
Biuin Parliament.
| TIE Ah5ERiGt:l FISHERIES UNDER
CONSIDERATION.
Prussia Continues her Wallike
Preparations.
TNETENiSESSsE, LEGISLATURE.
Expulsion of Gave John5cu
i for Treason.
last Scene in the Fen;an
/ Farce.
Prussia Continues her Wallike
Preparations.
EXPULSION of Cave John5Cn
for Treason.
LaSt, Scene in the Fen;an
Farce.
EI,!sN WASHINGTON.
Especial De-pstch to the Chicago T-ibune.1
NAatuxEfn3~ Atril II

Tue iolloe inc il AZ exlsact: s.1n Mez1co ne hope
10 obtain. pc,orc long, tne ruarsn,ce. which ne
arrangement. a cement a 9l.s % ihc Emperor I'M M,zmisn. At
tha. moment the m'stson Of our troops v'l' b;
aceoEp'snea- ann tics "a" 's'1sa 10 1.anee'
annes,s rom ,be ns
dcucc tbat on The 1g,A of January Mr,
","e,o,- hn,,, .onr.r..,;a. .,i,,, ~ ,,:tr,,,, a,
dc LI1uys in regard TO the memorandum the report
OF nh:ch i. contained In bis dc*patch OF the follow
fnr ,,v IN ~ sc,rayd. m nj. min. he s,ys III
asked n. BROWN de t,1luv, If h. could nv. me
~ ,a.. ~ H. r,r.n1oox ,rh;ch ~ b,,.., ~ ,t,,r
,,o, s,s-,co To aid. ,b.v d;a m, of ronr.e ~.
HoA ~ sH.o ~. uAo 49, - -
rss ~ Es sue a.vse. u~'nE tnsn' W. .' nopso
ont Tha, hawe1er mn, W w,s ua .sT Of n nsro,ia
bctsecn:hem and Mexico; bu, he could nut VERY
well ,a'k M to me anoa. this .; s.ssan'ss &C. nos,
suit OF pending negotiations IN Mexico,
ns ,s S1 now % be- aec b It to tarre.t thus appeaT,
,h.t ,he French t;oyernmrn, must haze cx.ct.4l
,'a,, ,'sS, .,'s vasias rs,.aIn ~
fodemn,t,es beforc y,eidIn. to thc dcm,uds OF our
Government, 10 Withdraw its troops from Mexico.
What these guarantees arc, the French Minister Of
s'a'e nas .a,lea 10 'oeool.nanes'e ~ al. se"a.u IN
nc defpasehes annoaae1ns me mention OF tne
Emperor to w7'hara" Zoe French troops H. 'he
C1HT-e u 1Wo year.. II tuef 1re, II !tpol9eu 0E
Eutopear napert 10 continue IN posee.=iop OF The
Ne-4rrn seanorfe shu N.xIrn ro,rr11r4,Fnr ID
-Pss ~.
oo'ioAst ~ w n'cane AaAtJ -St%Ie" ii III PAo'~
may he led 10 suppose from published GOTTA
.rro,>rxrc7s
=. t.-.., , -r. ~
se'a'oe ua'ut's' VI ncotoe*s' a"a Aa''las u"
FlursEee. editor OIL rank Coppcfhcad sheet hcre,
lu,r recently received nnmer OF cle1ksAsps III
| lin. tr,,nr,mrn.. for fhr,r fr,ends. SoAc al ,he
80. '1s!.'s. ,S.." a.. rr,,,r sssr,se >
apl''u'e'o la'I go - essN ~ ~ sAe p.''o"
oeFefno: Fa1sea..", ot Wisconsin,, anu he .Ho'n"
t1ay At the lns!auc. OF Mt. Stillwcl!, the Post
u-eier ,t l,f.Settr Ind WIN is The ed,or at rhc
f.-,,, ,bo,, h., hcn -,,,,,,ra IN ,ho ~.
mon paper tnete' Eas eeen tcno.ea' tn soe cur
tor OF TIC Johnson paper appointed In hts place.
Judge Orb, the representative IRON the district,
| ,,ar no, ron.uItcd
| Tho Sc,.,, ,,-d.v coner,,ca , ,arca nn,,ber n,
, 1866-04-27

Of the very great improvement which has oocn cect
ed IN rrta lnstiuu1eata 9l:hla few yse1s Almost
seis ,ae 1as 9ss!tts: Of toss q ,ns Mas;s {
qf hich theY arc capabia Sreh persons had
celseo IT, possible that such exeellent eects could
d}sse,esaelc qualities Of .one It reed ts of
the East xno tic consequent prejudice ncxn1t them.
il the greatest cbstace which the Aasou L. HaIu!tl
crEans haze 10 contend with
Cnte7 these ezcus1staEccs. the sEfat snecess and
rapid Introduction Of these improved Instruments aIe
aGorE the rest evidences OF ser Intzinsic e1cesncc
few :. since tt- talr e-d oi rer
btir9 obliged TO tave something. eouo ntd ootl!na
better and TO such individually a. om enHes IT
repse fof 1nHsicAl p>tfurerr. THY Were sold, not
70 rnuch III n their merits apd attractions as 1nN1
shcir INV rrlct The Improvement IS h.eh resulted "a
tEe rrt uret:o1 Of the Mason 4aHi.ns ca5'5et ~
fn;c: ~ 4 NE ECcono;ca'y destt=ad 70 wo:ka e.
xTcater ctas ge t. the fta:c Tee In: Is rot ~ ~
, 1866-04-27

A40&A~AA LAkktC&4ANO4~6A
The great increase IN sh,s branch Of our trade srd
III &c y sss3
aEEht 70 bug our s0G13 At lover rates, led u.s. during
the past ycaf, make arrangement for lmpostn d.
oa ne s @
1n 9nf1p- iEc.c7se Of trade. that we've ofca
1ats ny hiprea sses.naar1y sor !tt..e time to
~ 9et m5 yf s III, e. f H.
Eeetai! sa atrasss. so'14 ALL '9"'t s'on oe A"e 70
ssyssa' kna: oi 1n.tum:nt, # American make, ase
ma,ket than 1hose imported. Bns we have ur1saer
+ 1T 1ses N I e e oess, oaF
rliea f1r tks sest 1aEtl1 OF each particular kiaaaf
s " o 2.
factory of Pr owo aad " taks p1sa,-
f5ns..s snn4 III Fl ,a. =. q S9 s E
siEa.enis. u superior quality, lie excellence Of
~hIch vt can fnl1y guarantee.
named in,1rE1ent1.
vIors yloonerllrs, 1,ouole Hasses; C1asiouc:z OF
soTdeons I'd F'a,!aas; 5tet!on9ue... Masc BS1es,
IL E9FTs HouSs Sc Es SS1
e kssi. viii saa fss soaeE E0fss s
sczcvs:. Csas.ue:s eod Eots1; Violin aad Gnisas
nsss I'd 9H s'e
Patent Heans for Guitars md hass Etol.: Caao
4aih .nd Pf1s 9; &
| A., dr.
sEll,N:s-
r1o@. q % iailaa. t1eaci. GsTaa Aa'etesa nan
81 H. ssss q 1s1s L t Z
suinEs. Or Eemaa, Naples, aud l:adna manufacture
sess fhan Is often charged other strings under
Our U1isar and g. Violin String NC haEc xou7d e1-
pscsy lot ut sad warrant them supt1ior to say TN
t,nr stock Of String. will always b. kept fau sad
, 1866-04-27

MONTREAL April e6 Mr.. 1ed. pav,1 ht. ah.
ta!ued permission aud Will ]eAEe bg the hfst uain
10 rec her husband.
, 1866-04-27

MASONIC There will be 4 rcgr-
W. 1ar Fenvccat!or Of Washtu .tcn .ha2tcE No.
4, T. 4. 81. thI. IF RfDAYt eveuinE At Sociock.
weEH II, Pa DFi tpRl, 1r., Sceey.
, 1866-04-27

rlcAkusc or utility Of haT!nz
such IN instrument, while tho
cEcrt Ut rsiu. It nr heAsl1E II
while ont Of tune. u mest pr
picipus- peTvertlns 70 Inc
ta.te, AID very AInostnS TO
accurate aid sensitive eaE.
Attended to frequently. the
riupo Is an instrument easily
kent IN tune: hut HfEeeG1 Cd
:or 4 lonc time, the 1alDf as1
d;ft;eutIv OF running Is much
tECye4sta, ACC, what - st!il
worse. il El!! taen II main IN
good suEc but fol- . otlcS pt-
iiud.
Eome plan Q. mttl.ed By
which tuy PCT scp+ VITA .
k.iEht kEnwlcc;so OF mualc.
end Il cutsect car. could aune
itt r3app casIlS ; a0d accurate
Is, Las lcuE teen desired ant
stlnxlr for, arG has at las:
fren cEcc-ua!sy secured b.
the invention Of the
"TUNINt; SCALE
which Has received the mos
hearty ctmn1tcHat!pos froa
, 1866-04-27

tar a. 1hIa 1 n,rsss s.s ererY tnne nsscrts ii
a,s;,rrfir tnrnnn tnnt flA entire. scale.
nrt tSw don. ina r,rthoct az sts1nTjt1y
n,sn,|if,nfs ~ the ihsrd essential. ytz:
~ n11I1,T ~ me r. atrnnlcnt n ~
vat. Il, tnrra The fnltoT1nr rttt viii
matE ansE.rt - tt... nrt sfinn.
a:r Ie.c ~ xtrn st1' EeSscS Ara, 4hron,h tbe
.nS anS tts, ersr = -. hr1a,,e ai,I th,s
aEsM.,hne air,1tr~ u,ih ~ rir the
~ ssfn1 ~ .hn ~. kn- sha
, 1866-04-27

HeTdlog atoDnn< IN the counties Of Ford. L.fsnss-
ton. G1pndy anu Ct nnlrA.p. Enc,otcd p3stnsce also
HGAnes Homer, Cha upAgu County, Ill.
, 1866-04-27

1 j WIN, tho x'cst French AAtroloRtss All rsrapns
wishing . Know "a. + usuIe psosntct* nay nave Sh-n1
street. !op?os,e .jo;es seaocl.l xac:e sac nv ne
cou1,kp. law MATTERS, buslness aris. and will ael
the ra1nr OF the lad3 ztnur1uau they WI! MaTy
pi.o the LIMO nt htE visitors. Consultat:oa ee fou
ooe 10 II o doll1rf, X1l9
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The Fenians.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, June There was much
excitement amongst the Fenians last night 5000
was raised at the meeting, and ITO men sent to
the front.
Several car loads of Fenians from the West
passed over on the trains last night
FRANKLIN Pa, June Three hundred Fe-
MARS marched to the depot this morning, and
then marched back again.
TORONTO, c. W., June 7.-AIl is quiet at the
various points on the western frontier. The
action of the United States Government causes
the greatest satisfaction.
Parliament will meet tomorrow, when, no
doubt, the Government will be empowered to
suspend the writ of habeas corpus, in order to
bring the Fenians to trial by Court Martial. The
session will probably be short.
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, june 7.-CottOn is firm at unchanged
prices. Flour dull for common State declined
bG10c, with sales at S7'1009 80; Ohio SO 30914 !;
estern S7'10a9'75. Southern unchanged; 300 bbls s
sol at 50 20@ll3'60. Wheat declining for common !;
prime is scarce and firm Corn advancing; sales OF
26 600 bushels at 82G8S4c. Beef steady. Pork
eady at $80Q56 Lard steady at 19t922sc,
NEW YORK, June 7-Stocks are lower. Michigan
outbern, 79t; Cumberland preferred, 49, Illinois
Central. 121 New York Central, 97s Pennsylvania
Coal, e108k; Missouri IS, 10; Erie Railroad, 62I;
Western Union telegraph 603; United States COu-
pom 6s, 1851 1893; 5-20s 1862, 1925 do 1866 1925
10-4Cs 9o Treasury 3lOths, 1927; Gold, 144s.
BALTIMORE June Flour firm for high grades ;
common qualities neglected, Wheat quiet and scarce,
red SO o. Corn firm, white 96c yellow $50. Oats
steady. Sugsr steady Provisions buOyant. Ness
Pork S32, Whisky firm at 50 81.
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DIED

MATsON-On the 4th instant. GOODWIN MAT
SON aged 35 years
Ihe relatives and friends OF the family also Frank
lin Lodge, No. 7. o OF o. f., Ashland Encamp.
ment No. 45, j. o. OF o. also Industry Lodge, No.
13l, A. Y. NJ. are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral services, tins evening June Z, at O'Clock,
at his late residence, No 14i4 Fawn street. To pro
ceed to woodbury., N } on Friday morning, from
South street wharf, at O'Clock.
McPOYLE.- On the 9Th inst JAMES MOI OYLE,
aged "a years
The relatives and friends of the family also the
members OF 1T Johns Beneficial Soc ETY., are re.
speoiiullY nvt to attend the funeral from his late
residence No 1895 Jones street, on Sunday after
noon at o'c Ock, without further notice.
STUDDIFORD:-on Tuesday. the 5th instant,
Rev. r. o STUDDIFORD d. D., OF LambertVille
aIs friends are invited to attend the funeral, on
Friday, tho 9Th instant, at O'Clock.
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MARRIED.

CASEY THORNTON.-In New York CITY. June
9Th instant, Brevet Nj ajor JAMES s. CASEY, 9th
United States Infantry, to ADELI A, daughter the
late Breyet Brigadier1eneral w. A. Thornton,
u. S.
DUNN-LONGBINE On the 10Th of March
1866 by the koV Joseph e. Smith Mr. ALEXAN
DIR DUNN to Miss JOSEPHINE E. L0NGBINE E.,
all of this city.
MULLANY-HARr On Tuesday, June g. by the
Rev William Breed Commander j MADI-
SON MULLANY, u S. NAVY, and JENNIE NJ J.,
city.
NEWCOMB-CLARK -Ou the 4th ins ant by
the Rev. Francis Church. Mr. 10 IN NEWCOMB to
Miss EUGENlA CLARK, both of this city.
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One Dollar per bottle six bottles for s5 Sold by
Drug gists Generally Sent by express anywhere by ad
dressing HUTCHINGS h HILLYER Propretors,
No DEH Street, New York 4
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ARCH STREET THEATRE Miss Rushton was
Announced 70 appear last evening as "Rosallnd,"
another part in which she assumes male attire, put
informed the audience of MISS Rushton's sudden
and serious indspos ition, which would prevent her
appearIng. The audience received this information
with great resignation. The annou Dcement which
followed. that Mrs John Drew would play "Rosa.
lind - and also appear on every other night OF the
week. met with enthusiastic reception. Mrs. Drew
played "Rosalnd" with that artistic perfection that
distinguishes her. and which contrasts so greatly
with the attempts Of inefficient pretenders to tread
in her footsteps This evening Mrs. Drew will ap-
pear as LADY 'reaze " and on Friday in GirGtdd
and TIE Dap dfer me Wedding, Mrs Drew's YER
say enables her to take up all parts of the written
and acting drama
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To OPERATIVE ENGINEERS AND M ACHI-
NIsTs.-The new ubrlcative packing Tor ug the
boxes of steam engines has just been recommende1
bv the ch of engineers OF many of our most noted
railroad companies, as being far superior TO any nttl
Gle now made for the purpose IL has been ino'
roughly tested, and for either locomotive OF station.
AIRY engines is the best in the world It is prepared
and sold BY the Lubricative Packing Company, 81
their warerooms No 723 Chestnut street. at the rea-
sonable rate of 20 cents por pound. Those who DO
not use this packing should try 1t al once. Its ad
vantages are many, aud ITS economy Is universally
Acknowledged. From the manv testimonials we
have seen we feel perfectly in recon nendng 1t
as the ne Dius ultra lubricatlve packing.
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"HYGIENIC WnE"-
This SToMACHIC BITTER has no equal in promOt-
ing appetite and mvigoIatinR digestion.
"HYGIENIC WINE"
will answer most admirably as a SOVEREIGN RE.
MEDY IN oil cases of
DYSPEPSIA"
and in those states of debility which are apt to
attend convaescence, especially when the alImentary
canal is in an enfeebled condition, this
"ARoMATIo TONIC"
will be found most e6ectual in permanent cure of
OF the stomach, and disposition the
mutation OF fatus in the bowels.
"HYGIENIC WINE"
is the best remedy that be employed in the con-
vaescence Fl ON protracted lever, and sinking of The
vital powers. physicians prescribe it as their main
dependence in all low febrIle affections, for while 1t
increases the fulness 1t lessons the frequency OF the
pulse, it soothes the nerves. and produces
TO sleep, giving renewed vigor to tine whole system.
FRENCH. RICHARDS Co.,
SOLE AGENTS FOR PENNSYLVANIA
Also for sale By DYoTr & Co.. and all Druggists.
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SERVICES OF CoLoRED MEN OFFERED TO
TIE FFNIANs "A deputation of colored men OF this
city waited on the Executive Committee OF the
Fenian b othe rhood this mo ming, and offered the
services of one hundred men to march Immediately
and SCI we'd IN the late war Not knowing the dispo'
sition of the Commandern-chief OF the +. B, an
nnaWer was defsrred until Saturday.
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brilliant CONCERT - two of the last and per
haps finest musical entertainments OF this season
viii be given on tomorrow evening and SATURDAY
afternoon at the Academy of Music. Madame Gaz
zanIea who has ALWAYS been a SPECIAL favorte with
Phiadelphians, assisted by Signor Limberti, Signo
Ardavani, and Mr.. Mollenhauer the exquisite vl0
loncellist will certainly attract crowd II 1t Is in tn
power of a splendid bill 10 secure attendance
Madame Gazzaniga performs some OF her bes
pieces, espec ally her rendition OF "Ah mon hls,'
by Meyerbeer. Signor Limbertl sings romanza
music should be IN attendance as the heats OF
mer are approaching, and there Will be but little
future opportunity for this style of amusement: We
can promise that all present will be satisfied with
the performers, for it is seldom that so many fine
artists are found in conjunction.