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New York Stock Market
NEW YORK, August 3.

NEW YORK, August D.
Gold withouS change; opening at l40i
and closing at liO!.
Government Stocks better: The que
tatlons were: Coupons 81, ll0iall0f; do
'62, ll2lall2s; do "a, l09falI0; do IL.
llOtallOg; do law, l0Seal0ss; August,
1-:N's, lO7 aal0s: June and July l09ial09f.
Stocks very active to-day. In Erie the
quotations fell from 81 to 6Gt, but re-
covered to 69a69i ut the close; the North
Western was next in the speculative
market and generally continued active
till late hour and closed strong. Some
of the weaker bull houses have failed.
5-D p. NJ. Prices: Ohio certificates, ga
u974; Canton, 49ta5Ul; Cumberland, &c
az; Quicksilver, .ala:s2; Mariposa, Ola
al0t; Western Union Telegraph, 45a46;
Pacific Nail, l45a146; Atlantic Mail, IlOf:
Now York Central l0ial0ii; Erie, GOA
a,i9s; Hudson, ll9s; Reading, l05alO5t:
Michigan Central, l09l; Michigan south
eru, 7Sia79; Illinois Central. ll7!allsi;
PittShurg, 933a9i; Rock Island, l02alO2!I;
North Western. 46Sas6f: do. preferred,
6sa69!; Fort Wayne, l05talO6; Wa
b.ssh AL.
miscellaneous shares lower.
Steamship shares quiet.
Coal stocks dull.
Express shares lower and closing
steady; Adams, 73sa7ii; American ia
-; United States, 74a76.
Border State bonds dull: new Ten
nessees ca Missoaris ls34als3!.
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The Central Pacific Rai,road.

NEW YORK, August 5.--The great
tunnel of the Central Pacific railroad
ut the summit of the Sierra Nevada is
nearly finished, only "a feet remaining
uncut on Saturday. The rails arc be,
ing laid on the easterly slope, where ~
mics of track are graded. 1t is expected
that "a locomotive will pass through the
tunnel by the 18th of August. The line
will be completed to Nevada IN sep
t.Inher
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5i,lN

Satnrday-The market opened dull
and closed in the same way. The sales
of crude were confined to one operation
of 1000 bblS, Allegheny! bulk, delivera,
BILE the last foar months in 1861, sellers
option, at l0lc. This is certainly low
figure. 5000 bbls were offered, for first
rise delivery, at lie, the best offer being
lOlc. The last was withdrawn. spot
oil was offered at lie, but no sales We're
reported. Dispatches from Oil City re-
port IL inches water and oil dull at 3 go
az 40 per barrel. There were no river
receipts.
REFINED OII.-The market was dull
on Saturday, buyers being disposed to
hold OFF for lower prices. The Eastern
dispatches received were not favorable
for holders. The sales mad were below
the rates OF the previous day.
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THE FINANCIAL INTEREST
Oh
THE PEOPLE

AZ involved In Governmental Ad miGi.tr'ts
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already brought 70
land TO the verge of Bankruptcy ant J..
Taxation already strips the clothes FOO 10
backs Of many people, and rub- th'ir cmIdn'
bread. Additional extravaganza threaten
reduce the richest TO poverty, AMI all the BE-.
ing classes TO beggary.
In addition TO gigantic national frand' %
Taxpayers Of West Virginia are suffering ifor
domestic knaves and home made SnUusiE''
From summit To base yonr official -ls''a
marked by corruption aud frand.
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Ftre-Yacht Sank.

NEW YORK, July 5.-A portion Of the
boom out of Swain & Co.'s flour mills
was destroyed by fire Saturday niobt.
Loss $4,000 Insured for $4,000.
The steam yacht Alice Riggs, the nro,-
erty of Jacob Lorrillard, sunk OFF Can.
Hatteras on the morning of the 2d inst
while on voyage to Barocoa. Officers
and crew were rescued by the stSame r
Virgo.
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-AFFLlCTED!
SUFFER- NO MORE !

WHEN BY TIE USE OF Oh ~
w VILLE'S ELIXIR you eaa ! eurrs
manentiy, and zt trining cost. -.
The astonishing Success which has s'SS
this invaluable medicine for Physical 'sa >
y0us Weakness, General Debility and ffr
ton, Loss Of Muscular Energy, ImpOtSS
any Of tbs Consequences Of youthful s aa,s
ton, renders IL the most valuable prepaf'
ever discovered.
| It viii remove all peryoua Affections. ~
MON, sxeiteDent ineaPacity 10 study
DISTINCTION, fesrs Of insanity. &c. Is y
store the appetite, renew the health Oftb y.
tices.
Young men, be hnmbugyed no more ~ "
doctors and ignorant practitioners. o-s .' ?
without delay for the EliIir, and lie at 81 %. ~
stored TO health and Happiness A PsTisets =
II guaranteed In every Instance. Pnfs v
four bottles % ans address, "a 4
One bottle II sIfbeisBt 10 sf.et car
AIso, DR. JOIgyILLEs SPECIFIC illS[
for the speedy aud permanent cure Of I 80
bea, elect, Urethrai Discharge, GrAysi, ~.
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They are prepared from vegetable eIirs.,,
are harmless on the system. and never nsn Z,
the stomach or iapregnate the breau, as
change Of diet IL necessary while Bsang ~
nor does their action In any manner in''
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Baad, y mail or EXPIRES, ea receipt ofPnN
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nzzz3iy-eod&w
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$. S. S.-Schultz's Star Soap.
Destructive Fire.

PErRoLEA, c. W., August An ac,
cidental fire in Thompson Il Cos oil
we'll, Saturday night, communicated to
adjoining wells, destroying ten, with all
the machinery, tanks, &c. Loss 5000;
mostly to the King flowing well, CON,
posed of Noble, Marshall, Taylor and
Thompson. sh
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From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, August 5.-The discharging
of negroes still goes on. The press
urges that employers use this method
for teaching them who are their friends.
The streets are full of idle negroes.
Isaac Paist, a well-kuown railroad man,
died yesterday, of congestive chills.
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S8uyerfest.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-The second
annual s;rngerfcst OF the Washington
Schuetzeli-EorIn commenced to-day, and
will continue till Friday. This event
promises 10 snrpass the grand celebra-
tiOn of last year.
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New York CatIie Market.

NEW YORK, August 5.
RECEIPTS-Beeves 1856: lambs
%, asa.
CATTLE-Market depressed and Gale
lower. The offerings were liberal to-
duy. Some 1900 head We're mostly dis.
posed of. Extras l6la17; prime l5talG:
list quality l5al5i; fair TO ordinary l.,
and Ii for inferior. e
SHEEP-Buoyant and lie higher than
last week; sales at 5a7; Lambs sal0al2;
both inferior to extra.
HOGS-Firm and shade higher ut la
n: 40 car loads received to-day; all
sold
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FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
Eo,. BStustfa Editorial, s,pt Is las
PhIddeIpkld Ep' ButSfin EdltoTIaI, S@pt. T., IsdE
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His Solid and Fluid Extracts embOdy the fu |
strength Of the ingredients Of which they are
named. They are left to the inspection Of all.
ready and conclusive test of their proper ties
will be a comparison with those set forth In the
United States DispensatOry. These remedies
are prepared by H. T. Helmbold, Druggist Of
sixteen years experience in this city, and we
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er known an article lacking merit 20 meet with
permanent success, and SIR. Helmbold's sue.
cess il certainly prima faciA evidence His
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in this country and We wOuld advise our read.
ers when visiting that city Ia give him call
and Judge for themselves.
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Daily Rsgistsr. par year by wall goo. & ,
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- I" three months, .....
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club % ave copies
And copy free TO the getteY up 81 The 80
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Remittanoes for Clnbs must be- made q -
time, hut additions may bo made At any on ;
Club rates after the Club has been rsised '
vided full years subscription IL taken
Money by DRAFT, RIpres. or Regiatsr'' "
ters may b. sent az our risk. Address
LEWIS BAkER'
JySs Wheeling. West YrsiA
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Failure.

NEW YORK, August 5..-Another re-
ported failure in Greenwich street.
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Prices from 500 to $1,000.

These beautiful instruments are unanimously
acknowledged by the musical profession to pos.
sess the most perfect mechanism and purest
quality of tone of any instrument manufactured
In this country. For illustrated price list call
at the Book Stsre. or address
GEO. W. SrONER, Agent.
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sugar cSred Dried Reef
< TIERcEs DAVIS STAR BRAND INCAN.
- FAss- Just received and for sale by
II. RRfLLY
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Sugar Cured Ham,

In TIERCEs DAVIS EXTRA HAMS
1O Star brand Ia canvass. JustreoeEvea sni
i"r sale BY n. REILLY.
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COFFEE.
RiOCOGee.

am BAGS PRIME TO CHOICE, JUST RH
O0o eeived and for sale BY u. REILLY
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LOUR.

NEW CASTLE SODA
~ 100 kegs Ri Carb Just received, and for sale
REILLY
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National Business College,
UHEELLNG, ". ~.

HEFLINb, ". Il.
On Main street, below Monroe.
FACULTY:
]. ]. HITCHCOCK. Instructor ia 4 nroWnid HtSliip
aud BooL.keepiI.g
d. S. DOW Instructor in PSamdneLip ia an it'
branches
Instructor ia Political Ecoao'RH
aud Commercial Lac.
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Lead and ShOt.
9000POUN Ds s0PT ma n
oOOO Lead.
10 kegs No. TO Shot Lead.
'ast received and for sale by N. REILLY
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To curc these diseases we must bring into action
the muscles which are engaged in their various
functions To neglect them, however slight
may be the attack, is sure 10 affect the bodily
health and mental powers. Our Flesh and
BLOOD are supported from these sources. Per.
sons at every period Of life, frOI
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"TN THE HOURS OF OUR HAPPINESS
and prosperity let Us remember the unfortunate and
disabled soldiers who saved country and nation
AIhy.n-LINCOLN.
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GRAND POPULAR MOVEMENT
TO ERECT THE
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For additional Marine Nes0s see First Page.
ARRIVED YEsIEkDA !

steamship Juniata HoXie from New Orleans. via
Havana nm ins with cotton, sugar etc, TO Phadel
phia and Southern Mail Steamship Co,
Steamship Norman, Crowelli A hours from Boston
with mdse. and passengers to IL. Winsor & Co.
schT Presto, Collision, days from ChOptank river
with railroad ties to Bacon, Collins co,
SchI L. Beard Perry, from Newport,
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nATB NTE D.-PANTs SECURED AND
6TRETCHED from 20 inches, AZ M ottet
French steam Dyeing and Securing, No. 200 81
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Correspondence OF Gh6 Philadelphia Erokdnge.
LEWEs, Del, Nov. l5-9 p M.-Brig ChRs. Albert,
previously reported on Ben Davis oyster beds, was
got of and went 10 sea this morning In company
with baToue w Van Name. for Marseilies, and schr
]. Bundage, for 81. John, n, b, Wind ". .,,
JOSEPH LAFETRAs
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GETTYsBURG ASYLUM
NVALID SOLDIERS
UNDER SPECIAL
Charter from the state of PennsYlV anla, 4,
PASSED MARCH G, 1897.

AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PIE PIE
lie exeftion, Ma ionaI b ONE Tor our disabled sol
iers 10 erectsn asylum for those wa" Ia their patr
their leatn and happiness; VINO Ia the battle foe the
her Hotel dts lnvalic es where rest the ashes the
sea Hospitals, the iormer being one or the hnest nest
Russia, Prussia, and in fact nearly all E1rope an
countries have magnificent retreats tor the IN
aevaon Of Se sueng War but e
p0sPeIpns hePnDiGah hherTa me- "a Ins ms no piaoe i9r nsa
Tie sidewalks of her CROW ded cities. These noble
Try in he hour a q her deep distress We pledged to
ooE g m be p eSee sE9
those pledges. They have performed Their part We
recreant to our obligations. Let us each devote but
AsyIum HEn viii AFFORD the soldiers home and our
country WI be h3n9ree py tae n92le E ms 1qi93n'
BY this Association. and Ten Thousand Dollars have
already been paid towards the preservation of the
of General Meades Headquarters) have been set
"iarS iITxTNeToN IN AvENUE New YORK, Oct %, 1897
Having labOred Tor three years TO erect Home
for that purpose in the New York Legislature, in
Direotors-but under which bill no action has been
had from that time TO this-and knowing the great
ing our disabled veterans 70 starye or beg, hereby
have Sey s tS Sy yoars 'OGfHISR CfH&RGP e.
hg To m Sa they shall aid
a. w. RANDALL.
Being satisfied with the integrity of your enterprlse,
s USr estSS55shS 81
October 25, 1867. Nos. 56S aud $40 Broadway.
We hereby certify that have examined the
Diamond Goods, Pearls, Emeralds, RubieS, and other
precious Stones described Ia the list and find them
HENLE BROS. Diamond Importers, No. 2s
Msioen Lane, New York. -
j. HERMANN, Diamond Setter, No. 1874 BroOme
street, New York. -.
degree and for the urtherance OF this great obj
the Association decided to place the S3OOO0 worth
OF diamonds public exhibition az tue large Jewery
Establishment of Messrs. Browne d Spauldtng under
the Metropolitan Hotel, in the clty of New 4ork.
The Word-r owned yacht Henrietta" has also been
purchased The Farm of 600 acres Is located In Sui-
van county N. Y, and is OF the finest stock farms
in the state; has splendid mansion, and Is complete
in every Iat tticular. .,, ,, . - -.
each admitting the holders to botn OF the
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS.
IRVING HALL NEW YORK. SATURDAY EVEN
ING, FEBRUARY 8, 1868,
AND ONE AT
SATURDAY EVENlFG, FEBRUARY %, 1868,
On which latter occasion a committee of prominent
citizens will be seecttd to ociate with the manage
ment in making the distributor, TO commence on
Monday February "a at 10 o'clock A. M, at Hortcul-
'"i S6ii $50 IN VALUABLE PRESENTS
Will be distributed mong the ticket holders, In &C.
coIdance with the Charter and the following
SCHEDULE OF AWARDS.
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COTTON AND FLAX,
SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS.
or all numbers and brands
Tent, Awning Trunk, ana Wagon Cover DacI
Aiso Paper Manuiacturers' Drler Felts, from oues
asvpral feet Wide; Paulng, Betting. Sail TWine etc
JOHN w. EYERMAN Il CO.,
g0 no l03 JONES' Alley
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"A GxHRtoSAN GxRoSIAANN CADEMY OF MUSIC.
LAST WEES a. Nh FRlSn DsrSotSsSs
Btrs, D,.,., . Or RA ccHtp0lE, 0E THE EN0LIsE
'' henl n, o. Bemeaicts RomAadnY

M IS RICHINGs as
Elly O'Conner will |
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pha and Southern Mail steamship Co.
with mdse and passengers to ii. Winsor & Co.
SGhT Presto Gollison days Io from Choptank river,
SchT l.. Beard, Perry, from Newport.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
SS3o1 EIcio5 Matthews Boston H. WIRs9rC
sChr O. Shaw, Reeves Charlestown, Blakston, araeff
schE Remedy, Fletcher, Norfolk, AudenrIed. Norton
schr W. Phelps, Cranmer, Boston. do.
scnr X j. Mercer sleIson' Norfolk, Borda, Keller
schT H. a. Hunt, Compton, Charleston Day, Hudden
schr j. ~ Wilson. sOmers, Charleston, Caldwell,eor-
schr NJ. A. Grer. Fleming stony Point, Van Dusen
sc6p III. D. orsnmer, Crenmer, Newburyport Captain.
schr Cohssse.t Gibbs Sy,I NeM Bedford, ford Captain.
str Mayaower, Ro6ins4n New YoTS, y WIPOlydeSCo
Str Diamond state Robinson Baltimore. j. d. Euof
STR H. I. Cav: Her B9l5imore S, A. Groves ~
SIT SIT Y Vulcan M S2 @cison New W NJ BsISS CO. CO.
Tug Thos. Jefferson Allen, for Baltimore with n low
Of barges, w. p. Clyde g. Co.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
BSraTe y sDS s%a Sant1a 4 aags & from Cardiff
schT M. Q. BurniIe, Richards, day from Camden.
schr ]. WGiIby. Henderson, day from Port Penn,
with grain TO Christian q Co.
SS T H. D. SSh%eF cTsSmeP GG rom sSsSaiy
schr W. Phelps, Cranmer from salisbury.
sohr w. IS Thompson, Yates from Georgetown.
Schr r. J. Mercer, StetsOn, from Rondout
S6T a aSI' m o@ Hoons Sa
EchF j. N. Wilson. SomeTs, from Boston
SchT o. Shaw, Reeves, from Boston. .
Steamer Norfolk, Vance, from Richmond, with
Steamer New York Marshall from Washington,
with mdse TO w. r. Clyde g. Co.
w Rs9@ss mdse SeyT o w. cySe CO. nou' ne"
vS sse n9T!o aS w. M RS eSu Co., from Ne" York.
Tug ThOs. Jefferson. Allen, from Baltimore, with
tow Of barges to w. p, Clyde q Co.
Correspondence OF ne Philadelphia ESohdnge
IEWFs. Del, Nov. l5-9 r. M.-Brig Chas, Albert,
got of and went this morning In company
with baruue W. Van Name. for MaTsellles ana schr
JOSEPH LAFErRA.
MEMORANDA.
steamship TonaWanda. Jennings hence at SaVan-
nah l4lh inst ana sailed 10 A NJ. 10th, % return.
Seamshp Alliance, Kelly, for Philadelphia sailed
H4Lh charleston yesterday. .--- -
bsIque 7: Whitney, Westerdyke, from Nevassa for
PhlA NJ Neuvlas 8d inst' win loss Oh her
Brig J; w Drlscoll, hence at Charleston yesterday
SSlI Clyue, Gage, from Fail River Tor Philadelphia
htNewport 10Th inst.
bchr Uncas, Smith, for philadelphla. sailed from
New bedford l4th inst
sGhr Ann Elizabeth, Phillips from Pawtucket for
fhuhueiphla, AT Newport IAN inst.
schI Ana smith, for Philadelphia, sailed from Salem
schT ]: Allen. Case Tor Philadelphia. sailed from
schr Extra Taylor. for Philadelphia cleared at Bal.
schf j. stroup, Crawford. hence at Richmond 18th
schr Lucy Holmes Eldrldge, hence, at Plymouth
EcbP John Lancaster. hence at Newport Ibth inst
schr DOughton, Tatem, for Philadelphia cleared ar
geOTRetOWn 18Th inst.
6chT j. b Van Dnsen; rom New Bedford for Phila-
delphia, At Newport lblh inst
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM WAsHIMaruN THIS AETERROuN.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, January 10,

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH.l
WASHINGTON, January 10,
Personal.
Hon. e. b. Washburne, of Illinois, will leave
Washington to-day 20 take passage by the steamer
Persia, on his health trip to Europe.
The Impeachment Urged.
Rev. Mr.. HunniOut', publisher of the Richmond
NotioH, John M. Bolts, General Hamilton, of
Texas, aud DR.. Durant, of Louisiana, are here
walmlyiadvocat ng the impeachment movement as
ahoidinR the Union men of the South the only
chance Of sustaining themselves.
1hoy represent that Union men are under the ban
socially and In business way, and that the freed
men havel no redress whatever for the most cruel
treatment They alege that the course of the Pres.
dent sustalns the Southern people in this intOle.
rance of Union men and barbarity 10 the negroes
and that 1t cannot be borne for two years longer.
Another Veto Expected.
The veto of the Colorado and Nebraska bills is
expected the first of next week
Ways and Means.
Secretary McCuloch was before the House Com.
the Gold BILL ' -
League Island FavOrably Reported Upon.
The Senate Naval Committee have decided to
report favoraby on the House bill accepting League
Island for an arsenal for iron-oads. Senator
Catteu made a speech before the Committee to-day
in favor of League Island
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALNUT SrFEET THEA TRE.-Mr John Brougham
is now making EXTENSIVE preparations Tor the pro-
duction OF Columbus Reconstructed, on next Mon
day evening, in excellent style, with new dresses,
scenery, etc.
"JAcK AND GILL"-0n Monday evening next Mr..
g. L. Fox opens at the Arch Street Theatre with the
splendid new pantomime called jack and GH 1t
will be produced IN splendid style, and the last
scene, grand transformation tableau, cost alone
over two thousand dollars 1t is fully equal in effect
and grandeur to the last scene in the Black Cooe at
Ntblo's, New York.
MTNDFIssoHN SocrErY's GRAND CoNoERT.-
The concert of the MendessOhn Society takes place
at the Musical Fund Hall this evening, when most
and interpreted entirely by the members of the
Society. The fine but difficult "lauda SION OF
MenueIssohn, and Beethoven's "Fantaiste," are
among the attractions OF the evening-the splendid
solo for the piano In the latter to be performed by
the distinguished pianist OF the Mendelssohn MT: MI
been secured Tor the occasion, and Professor jean
Louis, the Soeiety's musical director will lead the
forces The soloists are Mrs, BehIens, Miss Cum
ninUton Miss Gormley, Miss Blackburn, Miss
McIlhenny Miss Ellers, Miss Campbell Mrs. Jack
son, Mr.. Winterbottom, Mr.. Montgomery, Mr. Cum
miDgs, Mr.. Harkins, Mr.. Bourke and Mr. Roberts,
and the chorus will number upwards oi TWO nun
The entertainment promises to be one of a high
order of excellence and admission is to be had to
it only by subscription, those who purpose going
tickets to enable them TO do so. A. H. Derrickson
ESQ., President of the Society, No 2l1 Church alley
we believe issues them, and they can also be had al
the music stores.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO CHARLES DU
RANG.-Last evening the friends OF Charles Durang
an old favorte, and author of the "Hlstory of thu
Philadelphia Stage" met at the Girard House, anC
appointed a committee to arrange a complimentary
benefit at the Academy of Music. The commtte
consisted of E. j. HinckeD, j. Lawlor, John Thorn
ley, +. II. Dufie, and f. W. @. Greene.
PHE CROSBY OPERA HoUsE-This is the last da
of the sale of certificates. Only few lett to
disposed Of Mr.. Pugh will keep his office ope
until a late hour this evening, and will mail III
register of names and accounts at12 O'Clock tonight
so that all OF the numbers disposed OF will be repre-
sented iii the wheel on Monday afternoon.