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AMERICAN THEATRE.-The wonderful perform
ances the boy FL Nino EodIe are NEE ing with q
just appreciation Doth In he numbers, that are IN
attendance and In the applause with wa ich they are
nightly received. The Fowler sisters are also
tlful performers. Mr.. Heron, the new tenor, is q
great addition 10 the CORPS
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NEW CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE.-The last op
portuuity OF seeing Miss Mitchell IN her popular
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-ThIs will be Mr..
Broughaul's IsSL hIgnL Tor lhe season, clrcum
stance which the pubic VIII much regret. He ha
dlawn immense houses throughout the whole
his two engagements. hls evening he give
us Pioying nan Fire, and the burlesque of Meta
mora.
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r EDU CTION IN PRICE
AMERICAN WATCHES
MADE AT WALTHAM, MASSA OHUSETTS.

In consequence of the recent great declnen gold and
silver all materials used in the manufacture of
goods and in anticipation of stil further decline,
we have reduced prices to as low point as they
can he nlaCed
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q TRUSsEs. SUPPORTERS. BRACES.
Sl-N and all other Surgical appliances of the most
approved Kinds, infinitely superior all Others nj No
~ Nc"th SEW NTH Street Ladies attended nv Mrs
tent surgeon. q "a SmFpp"
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WANTS.

n HREE GENERAL AGENTS WANTED TO
act in important locations for the New YORK Acct
dental Insurance Company Active OF good address,
CHESNUT Street. Apply soon 2H
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BIOKREN e,
I OR DIFFERENTIATION.

I OR DIFFERENTIATION.
STRENGTH TO THE wEAK-YoUTH TO TUE AGED
Ibis preparation Is uneqp AIRED rcjuveua and
stSTer q wasted eS ana 6 ,5er. 2 Junction. % a s 3
way impaired their vitality by excessive mental phys
impesa Ii rejuyenator which, while it builds up the
s snd WI ssq TO S & feelings
Nomatter by what cause any organ has become entee
that cause al once and forever
BioKEENE cures GensIel Debility ImpOtensy:. Ner-
te, Low spirits Imbecy. Mental Incidence Ennaoia-
novel eject upon the 6erVoas system and who are in
any way ProsEa ed by nervous Gsapies are earnestly
BToKRESE The Feeble, the Lauguld the Despair
irg the Old should give this valuable discover trial;
II will be found totally nIfeTent IRON al other articles
I o FEMGEEs.-I his preparation is nvaluabe IN ner-
wsseG with %o @ % the
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w en9ya1e thes stomsch to degree Of perfect health,
ONE DoilaT per yottie Or six bottles IS So by
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take great pleasure In recommending { CLAN BATHS
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my health, my system at the time OF their commenced
ment beng thoIouehy polsoned from the of drugs
and minerals which had been given me
am TOO happy to say that my blood, through Vthe
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ard my limbs, over which had control. stronR
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give II on application to me. ~ ~.
II. FRlTSCHE
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ARCH STREET THEATRK.-Mr. Barrett gave for his
benehJ Ihe Marble Heart. Ills 'RapnaeP was
intense, earnest and pathetic, and increased his
reputation. he play was well put on the stage,
and the difficult statue scene exceedingly well
managed. This evening Richard III Will be given,
the concluding performance OF Mr.. BarretIs en-
gat on en- On Monday Madame Celeste will com
meLce.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PERELLI's OPERA Che last but one Of tho
series OF operas that has been deighting us this
winter took place last eveninR-a reOetittOn Of
linda. Miss Denepre recovered from her ndIs-
poeition and the opera was therefore given COM
plete Miss Hewlett has very much improved; she
has gained force; her voice has lost ltscruue tones
and rs no smooth and mellow Her execution is
perfectly even. All that Miss Hewlett wantsls ex-
preston to make her a pleasing as well as line
singer. The degree OF perfection to which Miss
Hewlett has attained, sno vs. the great service
Pereh's era are doing the progress of music
and the influence they will have on our future.
They must inevitably lead to foundation OF
musical school which will be OF immense adyantage
TO populat on, and Philadelphia in the rank
OF cities. Miss Denegles voice and manner are
utterly changed from when we first heard her--she
is last becoming artIst She has still 10 guard
against an inexac of intonatiOn the besetsing
defect OF contralto voices. M. Schmdtz's oellcle
and sympathetic voice suffered little from ms recent
IL ness but still his singing Is most agreeable Durand
gave us all the music with his usual perfection;
MS mailed ctOn scene was greeted WIN lhe sponta-
neous enthusiasm such tue powerful, artistic act
ing Is sure to xcite The prayer the last nut was
rs effectively sung ever was on any operate
stage. Mr.. Ma hans de- tones magnificent in
such mOTcedUG Ihe chorus was excellent. The
large and fashI0oable audience weat away witt
profound regret nat tnis opera was near the end
of these ene,t ali ments, There is one more opera
10 be giyen-Fdvoritd. with Signor Perelli.
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AUCTION SALES.

4 HARLES G. MACKEY, AUCTIONEER, NO.
Y 326 Market Street, between Third and Fourth.
LARGE SALE OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
GRANITE AND c. G. WARE, R0CKI NGIAM
- - On Tu esday Morning
At OK O'Clock, upwards of 500 lots OF assorted ware
adapted to CITY and country retail trade. '
TABLB CUTLERY WALTERS, ETC.
Also, knives forks oval walters, pocket knives,
spoons tin ware, lamns etc
FRUIT JARS.
TsAlso 4s dozen best qua ity fruit Jars. 4M2t
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Philadelphia Trade Rerort.

MoSDAT' May ID There is nothing doing in Glover
eeeu or timothy, and prices nominal Flaxseed sells
slowly at so 1902 IS n bush '''
NO ouercitron Bark is selling al s29 u ton but there
is not much doing. 'D''0
Ihere Is firm feeling In the Flour Market but not
cn1sntg uoing There Is moderate oemand for home
with sa les OF few hunured harraIs az
siCSl5S a. oS i4T slperfne sS75@ 1928 for extras
hay hhennasyvana and Ohio do do and sl36I6 9r gncv IA @
In dan 70 quality. Rye Flour is scarce ana
IN uemand We quote at 9575@QG az DBL In Corn uaai
No TbsIe no worthy ofnotce to report
MarEet bnt eM movement to present In the Wheat
@ gS7s sha good red at S2519 IS and choice at $50
wants6 coSs o. rye are yery small and the article Is
Si.I1 basa si sales or Pennsy lvania making at
% ~ 1ere ID more Corn Offering to day and velo ~
as and ~ a demand; sales 500 bl hels s3c aioat
anu anu S ooc IN the cars and 800 bush white 82c 0sts
1 % "a good request, with sales at 6364c tor Pennsvi
si.s5 a ana Delaware 2VOO bush Barey Malt sold at
whisky sdul Pennsylvania is selling at s22s and
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Another 'EButcher-Cart,, Robberv.
SIG, 400 STOLEN,

The "butcher-cart" method of highway rob-
bln9 has become regular system in this city,
and nas been again resorted to with great
success. ... ."
On Saturday afternoon Mr.. j. H. Higgins, the
cashier OF Messrs. Il. s, Higgins q Co., whole
mandatory, having a carpet-bag containing
SIT, 400, wherewith 10 pay of their workmen.
he had nearly reached his destination, Fortyr
third street and North river, when he was sud
same instant butchers cart drove up, contain
ing two men, one of whom jumped out and
assisted in the assault In an instant Higgins
was knocked senseless, and the thieves, securing
the carpet-bag, were driven swiftly away by the
third party.
This is the third time this dodge has been
resorted TO within the past few months.-Neto
York World Of tO-ddg
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ANOTHER FINANCIAL FURRY.
FAILURE OF SEVERAL LEADING
BROKERS' FIRMS. i

A sudden decline took place at the stock Ex-
cnange in the price of railway stock, well
known as "Hestonville," In which there had
been very large transactions. HrIT
The stock had been run up to 80 cents, origi-
rally IL. To-day tremendous decline set in.
and at l'3O the stock is quoted at 49, .
This depreciation has been instrumental in
causing the failure of several large aud we'll
known brokers' firms in Third street.
The names of several well.known firms have
been han ded us-but we refrain from giving adj
ditional publicity to them, until further par.
ticulars have been obtained. .H.I
Further details will be given in later editions.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 12.-lmmedately on
the adjournment of the United States Circuit
Court, In Norfolk, on last Thursday afternoon
Judge Underwood left for Washington, D. c.,
and gave particular instructions to the Clerk Of
the Court to exhibit to no person the indictment
brought against JEFF. Davis. The various
attaches of the press endeavored in vain to ob.
tain permission to copy it. ...r
An interesting billiard tournament took place
last evening, in Norfolk, and large audience
was In attendance to witness the match between
the champion players OF Rchmonda and Norfolk,
Messrs. Baldwin and Brian. The match was
played upon four pocket table, carom game.
Maior-General Hunter went North last
evening.
The weather here, yesterday and last night
was exceedingly stormy and rainy.
The schooner Cain, from City Point for Phila
delphia, with timber, is in this harbor, awaiting
an opportunity TO sail. .....
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,
MONDAY. Nav Ia lRRR

OFFlOE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, I
Monday, May Id, 1866.
rhe stock Market opened very dull this morn
lng' but prices, with one or two exceptions Iwere
steady. Hestonville City Passenger. Railroad
was the most active on the list, selling at 2O027
closing at the former rate, a decline of O. 40
was bid for Second and Third; % for Thir-
teenth and Fifteenth; 3S for Spruce and Pine:
and 81 for Chestnut and Walnut f
In Railroad shares there is very little doin
pennsylvania Railroad sold at 54t no change.
and Philadelphia and Erie at 334, decline of /:
lzS was bid for Camden and Amboy; So for
Little Schuylkill; 81 for Norristo wn: 5l.s9 for
Reading; sc for Minehill; 3s for North Penn.
sylVana; 81 for Lehigh Valley; u for Elmira
common; AZ for preferred ditto; and 433 for
Northern Central. ..-
Government bonds continue in fair demand. at
full prices. 5-20s sold at l020IO24; and 7.3Os at
1929; lO9 was bid for IS of 1881; and 955 for
lO-4Os. City loans are less active The new
issue sold at 9S} decline of 1.
Bank shares are in demand. Mechanics, sold
at 293; and Farmers and Mechanics at 100. 14O
was bid for First National; 2l5 for North Ame-
rca; l3O for Philadelpha 80 for Northern
Liberties; So for Kensington; 5l4 for Penn
Township; and 624 for City.
In Canal shares there is very little movement
Schuylklll Navigation preferred sold at 34l 27I
was bid for Schuylkill Navigation common.
~ for Morris Canal preferred; 16 for Susoue,
nanna M n Oanal; 63 Tor Della ware Division and 63k
Tor Wyoming Valley Canal.
OH shares are dull and neglected Ocean sold
az rom 73 to 81, the former rate decline of 3
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO,uAV
reported by DE Haven bro, No 40 s, Third street
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American securities were included in the
general decline. United States Five twenties
closed at 68s@6S5; Illinois Central shares, 7StG8
70; Fries, 50}@514. ~, --l-
On the 1st OF May there were no transactions
On the Stock Exchange. ~. -.....7-
The drain of gold from the Bank of England
for the Continent continued, May q
d, The discount demand was pretty active, and in
the open market there were few transactions
below per cent.
THE LATEST FROM LONDON. ....
LIVERPOOL, May 3-The depression on the
London and Paris Exchanges is unabated. The
French rentes lell an addit onal three quarters
per cent. on the I'd, closing 6rmer under A
rumor ot mediation by France. England, and
Russia In Germany. The rumor has not been
confirmed.
A Bombay telegram of April 26 reports
panic in the money markets of India, and that
bills were generally unstable.
The Bank of England to-day advanced its rate
OF interest to per cent ... ..r-
THE PANIC ON THE PARIS BoURsE.
The panic on the Paris Bourse was very severe
on the 3Oth of April. Rentes closed at 65I5, a
decline of IL per cent.
Italian and Austrian bonds were greatly de-
pressed.
There was some improvement on the lst of
May, but it was not fully maintained, and after
business hours rentes fell to 6510.
Paris (Apra 29) correspondence of London Teegraph
Yesterday the Bourse was in a perfectly awful
state. Not even in the worst day of tue Crimea
was there so bad feeling. On the other hand
perhaps may console some OF your readers ii
tell them that the greatest person in this realm
has said, well, if there is war 1t will only be
very brief one, and will not interfere with our
Exhibitions ~-.
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Serious Financial Panic.

GREAT ALARM ON THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
AND PARIS BoURsE-HEAVY FALL IN FOREIGN
SECURITIES.
From the London Times city ArticLel, Mag1.
A state of panic greater than has been expe-
rienced at any time during the past nire years
has prevailed IN all the markets to-day (April 3O)
A further fall of per cent. in Italian stock and
of IA per cent in French rentes, coupled with
another heavy outflow OF gold from the Bank of
England, which suggests the early possibility of
movement OF the rate of discount up to per
cent, have been the principal causes of The
general confusion and Toss of confidence,
The shares OF the various finance companies
have been sold at any price that could be Oh
tanned, and business has been adjourned till
Wednesday (the Stock Exchange being closed
tomorrow under circumstances of intense anx-
iety Consols, which closed on Saturday at s6t
TO & opened at 500 to }, touched e68, went to 86f
and were finally quoted S6b to l. For the new
account in June the last price was 862 to 81,
Bank stock lett off at 242 to 244; reduced and new
three per cents, 944 to India stock 2l0 to 2l2;
India bonds, los. to 20s. premium; and eKche-
quer bills, March, ss to 3Os. discount; June, 5s.
discount to par.
The discount demand has been active to-day,
and ON the Stock Exchange advances have been
IN increased request al FIVE per cent.
In forelen securities the only exceptions to
the general decline have been Spanish passive
and certihcates, which are 4 better. the former
at 25l, and the latter at l5H. Mexican is
lower, at l7b, and Brazilian scrip lower, at 4
lower.
The last price from Paris this evening was
66f. l6c., showing a further decline of ii per
cent.
The sum of flO6,OO in gold was taken from
the bank to-day for the Continent making a
total Of f23l,oOO WitRdraWp during the past
tbEee days
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PhiIadeIphia Cattle hIarLet.

MONDAY, May l4-Beef cattle are in fair demand N,
week al about former rates. 1909 head arrived ma
at the Avenue Drove Yard, at from l7Dl7Ho for o
logl6c for ialr 70 good; and 3@l4c DO und for ca
OF the sale - - |g''-e ' =" Parucu'arS OF
sSy mead owen Smith Lancas er Co I66@l7X
H =, r Mctlnm Lancas' er Co l5@1l7
dV H9thaway, Lanca ter 90. f66aI7k
"a A, =, Shnk Shester o., lSDl7k
~ Martin Fuller q Co LanoAster flo IsKla IL
59 % To0hey Brother, Lancaster Co, sX99 "
~ =, y a Chain a Brother, Penna., I}8i6
"a " Ig 1Iank q LehamberR. Lancas ster 90. i56nl7B
~ " nope co, Bucks Co. l5@lBK "'
St 4, a. henaedy, Berks Co l56l7
SSY 4 west Chester Co., I50DI5
en- !, ZONES MSClees, Lancaster county, I6
S ., a & r. christie, Lancaster county i6CaI7k
Gbbm Gbas,mna y Montague, Lancaster coaaiy aud
S :, James HcFillln, Lancas or co uuty lsX@,7y.
40 SSnnan& SSnan B9ckmal Lane lster Les 65l7X
"a 8, 1o00ney smith, Lancaster co anty i561li5
IA - a. main new Jersey l5@l6H,
al "a CCI,urne ~ Levl, Berks cOunty, l8&ls
n o,,s Shsncsuer q Alexander, Chester co IA6AIgE.
a. sSfe aS IN demand al lu prices 2l0 head soId AZ
CowS ior Springers' and S7OgI0 per head for Mich
d are dull and rather lower; 10 900 head arrived
an uaas soia a. a. ~ nom o19ge " 10 gross as in quality
aS IN better demandi 23O0 head sold al he DIFF.
rate Tor Pr@e iQTp tsd. NV '''' 'H' '"'''S
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Fire at Troy. N. Y,

Troy May IA dwelling,house and two
barns were burned in West Troy on Sunday
morning. Two other dwellings were badly
damaged. Loss unknown
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From Fo rtress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 4.-Arrived, brig
Ida o., from Cienfuegos for Baltimore, with
sugar. Sailed, April 20, in company with brigs
=. Il. Neoirs and Iber, for New York; barque
Minnie and brig John j. Frazer, for Boston.
Had light winds and Gains during the passage.
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Markets hv Telegrnnh

NEW YORK, Nav IA Cotton dull at "a cents
for MIddlngs. Flour has declined 5GDlOc sales
Ohio, $40 65a1675 for southern, and IS 76I3 SO for
Canada Wheat declined 1SD2c sales unimportant
Corn cent higher; sales at 80d84c. Beef steady
quiet WHISKY dull 0-@~' ,.N
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From Raleigh.

RALEIGH, N c., May H.-The funeral of the
Hon. GeoRe E. Badger, who died on Friday last
of paralysis, was largely attended. He was for
merly United States Senator from North Caro-.
lima
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jenkins, the defaulting cashier and lover of
the pretty waiter girl, We've Brewer, still re-
mains in the Tombs; he reads CARLYLE, and is
Re most cheerful nan in the prison,
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TIL HIRD EDITION /
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Sunday school Union.

Special Dispatches to The Evening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON Nav IA
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Agricultural.
General Grant.

General Grant seldom indulges in theatrical
amusements, but on Friday evening last he over.
came his native modesty and attended Growers
theatre, to witness the performance of the Hol
man troupe in Cinderella and the Daughter of
The Regiment. The General was accompanied
by his wife and two children, Nellie and Jesse.
and Representative Washburne, of Illinois, ali
OF whom seemed highly pleased with the enter.
tai
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GREAT ALARM ON THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
AND PARIS BoURsE-HEAvY FALL IN FOREIGN
SECURITIES.
Ia IL,
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ThR 9a11g Ne1par
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Q, 1866.
GcorCIn Items.

Ho! FOR AtR1oA-Tho ship Go,conda, Captain
MIskELLy, cleared ut Boston on tho 18th instant,
for Africa via Charleston. Tho Macon Telegraph,
Of Sunday, says:
Some two hundred and odd Of colorod persons
aro about to take their departure from Georgia,
under tho auspices of tho American Colonization
Society. Wo learn that OF this number about ono
hundred and seventy arc residents of this town,
They havo mot horo and from notice olsowhore,
1t will be soon that thoy will march in procession
from the Second Baptist Church to tho residence Of
JEFF. Long, who will present them with the Liberian
colors.
Tho Macon Telegraph says that tho authorities Of
that city arc obliged to furnish from six to ten
collins per day, to bury negro paupcrs. Freedom
is great thing for tho poor African. ''Freo to
starvc and to die."
On Thursday night last tho jail at Brunswick
Gonb is tha tho act tho
building on fro hoping to escape during tho con-
fusion incident thoroto.
original Union candidate for Congress in tho 7th
district.-Chronicle Sentinel.
The Southern Herald S0th ult., says: 'Yester-
day was tho day set apart for the second meeting
Of the ctizons Of Griffin generally to decorate tho
graves of tho Confederate dead who rest in tho
soldiers ccmctory, and we arc happy to say that
the turn out was large and tho occasion an inter
estng ono. Indeed, the graves all in excellent
order, and most of them were beautifully decorated
with overgroens and flowers, somo of them having
boen beautifully hcdgcd around with lockwood. It
was q most charming scene--tho matrons, tho
young ladies, tho little misses, oil thero doing their
full share Of tho sacred work OF bcautifying the
soldiers graves.
CoTToN.-h largo number of wagons, laden with
that precious staple, cotton, camo from Edge
field District yesterday afternoon. These, togcth-
er with those that doubtless arrived from our ad-
jacent counties, will contribute largely to the en-
hyening Of our streets to-day. our8merchants arc
liberal in their purchase Of country produce; their
country friends should bo quito as liberal with
them.-Daity Press, augusta.
TIE STATE LEaIsbArunE.-The Legislature OF
Georgia will convene on Thursday, the 1st proxi-
mo. Matters Of grayo Importance will como up
for consideration and tho Inference is that the
sion will be one of unusual interest to the masses
and laborous to members.-Ibid.
We loarn from the Griffin Star that tho Cowcta
House, in Newman was destroyed by fire last week.
DR.. J. e. Blount of Stewart county, has been
elected State Senator for the 18th District DR.. d.
announcedhimself Ms in favor of the abolition OF
county courts, and Of ''rclicf'' to tho people.
Sau. Nelrs and Herald.
correspondent of tho Augusta Constitutional
ist objects to tho present looac manner ofselectne
jurors, and says that fow days since ho noticed
ayoung man on trial for simple larceny, who on the
ground of ignorance, youth and poverty, was re-
leased from prosecution. The samo week he waf
sitting i'll the jury box.
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