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AMUsEMBNTs.

tvUrrrrs To.NIqHr.-At the Academy of
Music Mr.. William Castle, the plteeaslhg pea teaor dt
his benefit Palfes fine opera, the Bohemian
t7irl with cast embracing the entire strength
Academy viii be well filled on this occasion.
AT the Chesnut, Mrs. Barney Williams will
take her farewell benefit, for which Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams will appear in four capital plays.
They ere the Irish Lion, Teddy the Tier,
Patierco and Perseveraace and Pats Bttnders.
At the Walnut, Mrs. Bowers appears in
dClr9enne the ActreSS, and as the Duchess in
Fdtnt Heart Nerer Won Fair Lady. Mr. j. 9.
McCollom also appears, supported by the whole
AT The Arch. Mr.. g. l.. Fox offers for his
beneht tonight an extraordinary entertain
mines, and ballet Mr.. G. l.. Fox, the great
comedian and clown, appearing in all the pieces,
supported by Mr.. Y. X. FOX, MS tiny llttle
brother, Master Calligne, Mad'lle Martinetti,
and the whole of the company.
At the American the other Mr. Fox presents
an excellent entertainment, with his variety
Troupe in an admirable programme OF bur
lesque song dance Jokes; ana dEansSiIG paris; pntTo
duces his Brother Jonathan Old Folks in new
bill embracing sacred and secular songs dnos,
Irios etc. This troupe can only remain Will, uS
to-day and tomorrow, as they appear IN VIII
mington on Monday evening,
MAT1NEEs To-MoRRowZAt the the AeadeL1ny, Ell va az
o'clock, The Bohemian Gtrt VIII pc pIaySu'
with fine cast and all OF the Deautuui InuSlc. S
This will be the last opportunity OF WltnesSIiin66 i6
Balfes masterpiece by the Rchlngs Engllsh
al the CResnut Mr.. and Mrs. Barney vii.
nAmS a..
the matinee, commencing at O'CLOCK IhlS Is
the last Williams matinee this season.
Al the Arch Mr.. q. l.. Fox appears IN Two
Yopular pantomimes for the matinee, com
Inencing at O'Clock. jack and GU VIII be pre-
sented as usual, and The Schootmdster VIII be
added with Mr.. q. l.. Fox as Master BoOoyi'
and C' X Fox will personate "Dr' Noddy."
AZ the American very attractive enter
tainment will be presented in the afternoon by
Mr. Fox's Variety Troupe. ,,, ~,
Al National Hall Father Baldwin's Bro,
1her Jonathan Old Folks will give their farewell
0Dres-mid entertainment, which, we are as
shred. will be arranged with care, and Will
bring forward all the favorites OF the troupe.
THE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA will give their
usual public rehearsal tomorrow afternoon,
with the following program me-
]. Overture-"The Filibuster '(lst timel
" S. G. Lobe
2. Song-''The Grenadiers". ......"....E f. Schumann
g. Concert Waltz-Violin Solo...."A. Schloesser
Performed by William Stoll, Jr.
L. Andante con motto, from 4th Sintonie (oy
g. Overture-"William Tell" (by requesQ
" G.. Rossni
g. Duett-"Zampa" (by request)~ t)~.......F. Herold
T. Quartet-''Midnght" (st time) A. IL. Chelard
CARNCRoss & DIXEY have general benefit
tonight. They present several several popular
burlesques, songs, dances, choruses, ana any
amount of fun.
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Hearing at the Central station.

Philip Gallagher and James Pennington,
charged with stealing watch some time since,
had hearing this afternoon before Alderman
Beitler. The officer who made the arrest being
sworn, said:-One of the prisoners goes by the
name of Manchester Jim," Hargrave, etc.
Hargrave said he could get the watch in few
minutes, or q very short time.
Gallagher, when arrested short time after,
said that Manchester Jim had the watch and
chain, and it could be got from him. At the
time Pennington was in company with
woman named Manchester Mary. In the
course of the hearing, Pennington got tndig-
nant at the idea of being supposed to have
anything to do with stealing the watch and
asserted that he was not in the city when it
was done. They were held in $500 bail each to
answer at Court.
FURTHER HEARING IN STORE ROBBERY CASE.
Christopher Farren, a resident OF New Jersey,
was charged before Alderman Beitler with rob-
bing the clothing store at Second and Market
streets.
Mr.. Calvin s. Edwards was sworn, and said
that their store, Second and Market streets, was
robbed, on the 22d of October last, OF about $500
worth OF clothing. Part Of the goods were re-
covered.
Mr.. Edwards, re-examined, said the place
was entered through the roof. In the fifth
story OF the building through which they gained
access 10 MIR. Edwards premises, key was
found that unlocked the store door,
Farren, in his defense, said that on the occa-
sion OF the robbery he was drugged, and when
ne aWoke in the morning he had one OF the
stolen pantaloons on his person.
lie was held to answer at Court
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AUCTION SALES.

d SCOTT, JR., AUCTIONEER, No. 1920
d. CHESNUT Street.
CARD.-We shall make a sale OF JAMES DIXON
a. SONS SHEFFIELD PLATED-WARE about the
first week in March, The character of this manutac-
ture OF plate goods needs no further ommentfrom
zlSOI
SALE OF A PRIVATE COLLECTION OF MODERN
OIL PAINTINGS,
Made recently by WILLIAM STOKES BOYD Esq.
ofhs city. and will be sold on account of his going
to Europe go
b. SCOTT Jr., viii sell at auction,
On Friday Evening,
February l5 at "a o'clock, private collection of
modern oil paintings, by leading artists Of the
Flemish, Dusseldorf Dutch. French. and English
schools. Among the artists represented are
FOREIGN.
Baumgartner Canaletu
Jacket Van Dieghan
Conte, Nicholas Poussln
Costa, Seignac
pymentier, Eyersen,
j. n, IVAN StarkenbOrgh, , III. De Buell.
Chs. Leickert, A. BarlanO
Laurent de Beul H. Lewes,
Scardino,
AMERICAN.
y, Moran, lRotheTmel,
Rembrandt Peale s. ]. Ferris
j. Birch X Smith,
g; IL. Wood, Jr., Geo. Il. Bensell
Mary Smith, A. Gerlach,
+; Leulze, lSmile, and others
The paintings will be ON view with catalogue, day
ana evening IN the Southeast Gallery OF the Penn,
sale 2u5t
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CHICAGO

New Trial Granted In the Stewart De
vOrce Case Another AntI-Theatricsl
sermon by Rev. DR.. HatheId-FatHl
stabbing ARRAY.
CHICAGO, February 11,-In the Superior Court
this morning new trial was granted In the case
OF Stewart VS., Stewart, and leave was granted To
the complainant to offer bail. II Is under
stood mat the defendant will not spare the com
plainant of the new trial He processes to have
very damaging evidence in reserve. Our people
begin to hold their noses at the sickening pros
pect OF more vulgarity.
Rev, DR.. Hatfield made another raid on the
theatres last evenlne, the immediate provoca-
ton being Helen Western, in the salaclous
French Spy
There was another fatal stabbing affray at
saloon on Wells street, about 10 o'clock last
evening. The victim is living, but is mortally
wounded.
we have lost about 6fty thousand dollars by
fires since Saturday evening. They are quite
the Iage.
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FOURTH EDITION
FRCM WASHINGTON THIS P. M.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON, February 15
Tho LouIsiana BilI.


The Louisiana Bill.
The belief gains ground that the Louisiana
Provisional Government bill will get through
the Senate, but that Mr. Stevens Military Gov.
time. To save IL from being pocketed by the
President it must pass before the 10Th inst, and
efrecied, as Mr.. Fessenden and nd other Renubii'
can Senators will;pf oppose amendments, and the
Democrats announce a determination TO kill IL
by protracted debate.
Colfax's Closing Reception.
There was perfect jam at the closing recep'
ton of Speaker Colfax last night.
The Tax on Drugs and Medicines.
The House Ways and Means Committee are
to-day considering the items of du les on drugs
and medicines in the Tariff bill. increasing the
rates on most OF the articles dealt with thus far.
A Boston Delegation.
A delegation of Massachusetts, men. includ-
ing the state Commissioners and members of
the Boston City Councils, have arrived here TO
influence Congress to make large appropra-
ton to improve Boston harbor, representing
that is filling up rapidly.
George wilkes on Impeachment.
George Wilkes, of New York, is here urging
the impeacnment.
Gone to Richmond.
Admiral Tegethof left this morning for
Richmond.
The Military Government Bill.
The Senate has Just determined to give the
precedence to the consideration of the Military
Government bill, with the understanding that
the Republican side of the chamber will occupy
Death of an Alderman.
Elijah Edmonston. for q long time a member
of the Board of Aldermen, died last evening.
The Colorado Bill.
The friends of Colorado express themselves
confident that their State bill will be passed
over the Presidents veto.
The District Registry.
The first registry taken by the judges APP
pointed by the Supreme Court of the District,
of the legal voters of Georgetown, was COM
pleted yesterday, and foots up eleven hundred
and seventy whites and eight hundred and
eighty colored Among the whites there are at
least three hundred radicals.
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House OF RepresentatIves.
The Ice in the Hndson.

ROCHESTER,, N; Y, February l6-The ice in
the river broke south of this city about clock
yesterday, and Jammed up against the Erie
the Genesee Valley Canal at that point Adams
street, and portions OF the Third and Eighth
Wards were.rapidly flooded. Considerable ex-
citement prevails, and it is feared IL the dam
does not give way that the city west OF the river
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Iowa.

County Treasury Robbed OF $4,000
Appointment of Delegates 60 the St.
Louis River Improvement Convention
KoxvILLE, Iowa, February 10.-The Marion
county treasury was robbed last night OF over
$4,000 There is no clue to the robbers up to
this hour.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, February 1.-THE Produce
Exchange has appointed twenty prominent citi-
zens of Dubuque as delegates to the ST. Louis
River Improvement Convention, with Q. @. CIT
man as chairman OF the committee. TheY lett
for st. Louis yesterday
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King Charles XIV of Sweden has written q
memoir on military reform, dedicated to the
Emperor Napoleon.
Thomas Carlyle is about to leave Eng
land for Italy, to pass the remainder of the
winter. $50
Barry Cornwall has been obliged TO sis-
pend the writing of mis- autobiography, on
account of the stiffness of his fingers.
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Suicide.

HARTFORD, February l5.--Major II. O. Ram
son, one OF the oldest and most respectable dry
goods merchants OF this city, while under the
influence OF an alteration of mind, leaped out
& Of window OF his residence, and was Instantly
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Robbery at Boston.

BosToN, February 15.-The house OF H. G. Dur
at Milton, was entered on Wednesday last dur
ing the absence of the family, aud trunk con-
tanning notes, mortgages, etc. and about $40 900
in United States bonds, was carried Off The
trunk was afterwards found, but the bonds had
heen nhsIrncted.
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Shin News.

NEW York, February 15.-The steamship Vir-
ginia has arrived from Liverpool. Her news is
ANTICIPATED.
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D AN COAST q WARM OCK
Loo AUCTI0NEERs,
oleN No. 2AO MARKET Street.

SPECIAL SALE OF FRENCH CHINA, BOHE-
Milan WARE BRONZES, VASES, ETC.
49,. On Tuesday Morning Next
Chesnut street. will be sold full ana eneIs assert
ment OF trench China, Bohemian Ware etc. COM
prising complete decorated and goId-band dinner,
dessert ana tea sets, teea-tete sets lea and cohee
pots, cups and saucers, plates etc - -
Also, decorated French China toilette seta spttoons
mOustache cups. ' '0''' oF'1'
Also, bohemian glass wine sets, dscantsrs, cologne
opeAiOr examination on Monday, [2Ba
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ITO PARTIES INTERESTED
IN PROPERTIES
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION
BY THE
GENERAL OR SPECIAL LAWS
OF THIS COMMONWEALTH.

The Committee appointed by the House OF Repre-
sentatves of Pennsylvania to inquire and report to
the House the value, location, and uses OF the pro-
perty exempted from taxation in the state OF Penn
sylvania, will meet on SATURDAY MORNING,
February l6 1867 at the Common Council Chamber IN
Philadelphia and will continue in session from 10
o'clock A. NJ. to O'Clock p. NJ Parties interested in
such properties in the First, Second Third, Fourth,
Fifth sixth, Seventh, and Eighth Wards
quested to attend.
WILLIAM S. GREGORY, Chairman.
JAMES N KERNS,
GEORGE DE HAVEN,
w. NJ. WORRALL,
SAMUEL JOSEPHS-Co mmittee.
GEORGE w. MOONEY, Secretary. 2I4Q
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dh1 40 EXTRA BOUNTY Y.-S0LDIERS AND
6DlOO Heirs who are entitled TO this Bounty, and
who have yet made application, should do so at
once, the PRymaster-General desires all claims to
be ied and classified soon possible. am daily
receiving checks for this Extra Bounty and notify
successful applicants received through
the Post Office. Those desiring q speedy settlement
should call address
GEORGE w FORD,
No. 24l DOCK street, one door below Third.
OFFICE OPEN TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
NIGHTS UNTIL O'CLOCK, 29lm
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Music
AAuSios
PIANOS,
CHURCH ORGANS,
PARLOR ORG ANS. &c.

lanes L. KrLLr, General Agent for the sale
) of Pianos, Church organs Parlor Organs.
&c. respectfully announces 20 the citizens of
J,irata county that he is prepared to furnish
any of the above named instruments at tbs
manufactures prices.
Among the many kinds Of instruments I
am prepared 20 sell, offer first the celebrated
Schumacher & Go. Pianos which are acEnOwl-
edged to be superior TO any other make in this
country or Europe.
The Estey Church and Parlor 0rgans-tbe
ne Plus ultra of reed instruments, which are
being INTRODUCED INTO churches so RAPIDLY
and which are pronounced the best ~ she
lending and unpreiudiced musicians of tie
country, will be furnished to churches asri
private families, at the shortest notice aEl
upon reasonable terms.
Having had many years Of practical expe-
rience in the musical trade, ! can assure siv
patrons that it they viii favor me with their
orders, | will furnish them with the finest In
struments manufactured. Every instrument
sold BY me comes direct from the manufactu-
rcrs, and not from general wholesale dealers.
consequently all may rely upon getting new
and Perfect instrument, and full anil difsr.
guarantee frcr the manufacturers for tL5
term OF FIVE years.
Each instrument ordered win be delivered
to the residence of the purchaser without *
ira charge. The Instruments of any otscy
frst-cars manufacturers will also be furnish
ed at their REGULAR circular rates
Parties who may desire to PURCHASE. - to-
communicate upon Ike subject, may Gtd,as.
me Il; New Bloomfield, Perry county, IA.
Price lists viii be sent upon application ty
mail. AuguS- -. lSG1-tf
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DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CsrArRH,--
Treated with the utmost success, by DR.. J..
lsaacs, Oculst and Aurist formerly of Ley
den, Holland No. S05 Arch street, Phiad'a.
Testimonials from the most reliable, sources
IN the city and country can be seen at his
Office. The medical faculty are invited to
accompany their patients, as he has ne secrets
IN his practice. Artificial eyes inserted with
out pain. No charge made for examination.
may & l96I-iy
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Ey EysfssESFsh'EsGT.

Information guaranteed to produce ,uzu-
riant growth Of hair upon bald head or
bea.diess face, also recipe for the removal
Of piaples, botches, eru?tions, etc. on the
skin. leaving the same soft, clear and beauti
full. can te obtained without charre by ad-
dressing.
IlLs;. F. CHAPMAN. Currrsr.
EN- l', - iyl 50 EEcadwag. New Ycrk.
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EzgEgOssS ssE' E,oU'gFa.

4 Gentleman who snl-crsl for ,'ears from
Ner, ous Debility, rroustar2 Decay, ana all
the effects of youthful iEdisoreiion, viii, for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free -
ali who need it. the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy b. whish lie was
cured. Sufferers wishing to proGt - tie
advertisers experience, can dn SO by address.
ing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN L. OGDEN,
may 10. 'G1-1y A. Cedar Street. y. \.
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Dri toof jake, dar cooms der
"Guipcr.'

THE undersigned is now running the Short
L Market Car formerly run by Hoilobaugh
j. Rowe) TO this place with every description
of Fresh Fish and Marketing. lie arrives in
Patterson from Philadelphia every Wednes-
day and Friday. Goods hauled for mer-
chants delivered at their stores free Of dray
age. If unable to supply his customers and
haul the freight by making one trip per week,
he will run two trips per wecf, arriving in
Patterson on Saturday with the second load.
Thank fl,l for past patronage he trusts to merit
a confinrance of the same.
June u, ie67-tf. j. E. H0LLOBACGH.
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VALUABLE FARM At PRIVATE SALE.
' The undersigned Offers atprivlie sale his
farm situate in faysito TOWNSHIP. within NIL
OF McAlistcrsyil!e, eo..;.ining y Acre, ahrut
1lGG acres .,rured and in 4 hish sis5c o: cult
vation-an Un1er good fence and we'll .irc;.
The improve cnts are good Stone Dwe'lias
House. Ra1k Barn, Girls Mil with three III
of burs, and two ov""-shot wheels, hoih nef,
located On a gcver-failing stream Of wafer
a, % APPLE and Pear Orchards sprnc -
water and Spr ne House convenient 20 hu:lSc,
together vi.l a! necessary oCt buildings.
Terms ca il. lfnot sold at private sale will
be offered at public sale at o'clock cu Hon
day, October 2lst, 1861, Ga the Icem;se-
July 81, I3G1-2m. GEORGE s.l:tHR.
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Pay UP.-Persons indebted to US for
subscription, job work, and advertising
will confer a favor by paying up prompt
". We need money, and vii! shortly
fend cut bills to ali indebted to Us.
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THE ScHooLs.-Owing to the disap-
pointment of two Of the teachers employ
ed to take charge Of two of the schools OF
this borough, the opening of the schools
was postponed until Monday next.
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4 GRENT DlscovEEy.--Onco Of the .rcatcs
= and most useful discoveries in medical
science was made by the celebrated p.. J.
Dumas, of Paris. Chief Phy stefan to the I'm.
periai InGrmity of France. in 1861. Those
who have been afflicted with the painful dis
ease known a the Pills, and c'Tcciull!y cured
by the use Of DR. ]. DUMAS FFsXcu PILE
S.Lvr, cannot speak 'oo highly Of the bone.
Ats conferred upon them by the use Of The
certain remedy. II has never been known tc
fail i'll efieeting a permanent cure in a single
case In this respect il surpasscs al other
:uelicncs of the kind 1t will DO Just what
it is recommendc,, for: if not the money vii
bc refunded. One OF two boxes is sa.icien'
10 eject n permanent cmc in four or six days,
if the {, ,'rections on the boxes are followed
Price one and TWO dollars per boI, according
to g;zc Sent by Mai! or Express to any part oi
tue United States ~ Canada. Sold By Dug
gis;a generally \ liberal discount made to
The trade. Al lress u. :. DrNuAM * Co
Wil.iar>l oIt, Pa, sole ?. 1prietors al Man
ufacturcri for he United states andCanada.
dec > = TO
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E1-A Young Lady returning 70 hes
country home, after sojourn OF a few monJka
in the City, was hardly recognised by her
friends. In place of coarse, rustic, flushed
face. she had soft ruby complexion Of almost
marble smoothness, nd instead Of twenty
three she really appeared but eighteen. Up
on inquiry as to the cause Of 80 great = change,
she plainly told them that she used the Gsr-
cassiazl Balm, and considered IT an in
valuable acquisition to any lady toilet. By
its use any lady or gentleman can improve
their personal appearance an hundrc'! fold
II Is simple in its combination. as Nature
herself is simple, yet unsurpassed in its eff
cacy in drawing impurities from, also heal
ing cleansing and beaurifying the skin and
complexion. by its direct action on the cuti-
Gle it draws from it all its Impurities, kindly
healing the same, and leaving the surface as
Nature intended it should be. clear, sof,
smooth and beautiful Price 81, sent by nail
or express, on receipt of an order by
W. L. CLARK 6 CO, Chemists
NO Vest Fayeita ST., Syracuse, NJ
The only American Agents for the sa, of
the same. feb. 30, ISG7-y
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FoR SALE CuEAP-A Lilo Scholar
ship in j. C. Mumford's Business and
Telegraph College at Philadelphia. a
fine chance for young man that wishes
to prepare himself for business. Inquire
at the SENTINEL Office.
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4 RARE CrA.CE TO get ycur knitting
"a done at very reasonable rates The Hun
tiHgdon knitting Establishment solicns o.
dcrs Of the citizens Of NfijntoHn, Patterson
an surrounding country.
eknit Stockings OF all shapes sizes, colors
and Of every Kind of yarn. Our machines
make precisely the same stitch rs was 1qdc
b. our mothers and f1rem5therg. ana our
WORK wiil outwear AMI # nealer tlqn the
work o. the most dyxtrous f,;ucnine fingers.
Send your lri. by Adams Express or ctiier-
wise accomTaaj-- H. tue directions, and We
will make work That will please you. Sears.
Ar-haus. ,:.s Of ~ kinds. Stockircs. S5ei
Cor l'.dies men. hoy" girls aai children. 81
penlers mats aHi nUmets.s Cl T articles
UBr principal work is on Stockings, mtlsi.5-
and susneIders.
Ladie. ana misses stockings, Pc. pair @77e.
Mems socks, &c
SusfenGcrs, el'c
MiueuS. .Jc
Childrens stockings, :. - 1iic.
Dalm0r,ls OF otherwise f5c= All upw.I.l-
All yarns can lie forwarded AM safely Ic-
turned within a e.. ieT days. F-c.iag ',5re
neatly. al work Ea:-aCtcI.
Ait..7-,
LAMi KNITTING ESTABLISHMENT.
Oct. Pm. Huntington, Ia.
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I-..,DIDd-.

At the residence of her fether, DaviGson
Kaufman, Miss KATE KAUFMAN, agla
. years, months and some days.
"0h what = shadow 'er the heart is flung
young"