The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-13
ADJUSTMENTS.


ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-The English opera the
gGougl'teI. gtg q ne Regiment was given in magni-
SasIiiogie SIZE last evening" TO very large and
aaUlte aWi,e. triumph in her favorite role Of the
This evening, William Vincent WalIace's
peautiful opera of Mariana Will be presented,
with very fine cast.
Tomorrow Thursday evening, Dr. Eloh-
oeTg s new comic opera of the Doctor Of AIcdn-
lara will be presented.
On Friday, for the benefit of Mr.. Castle, the
Bohemtdn Girl will be given.
On Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, the Bohe-
nltdn Girl will be repeated
CHESNUT STREET THBATRE.-Mr. and Mrs.
Barney Williams VIII both appear in a new bill
On Friday Mrs Barney Williams will be the
recipient of farewell benefit. She will present
a very attractive entertainment.
on Saturday afternoon the usual matinee will
occur.
ARCH STREET THEArRE.-Mr. G. L. Fox ap-
pears this evening as "SlopDy Sam" in the
SnolO Bird, and as the Clown" in his very sue
cessful pantomime Of Jack and GiU.
On Saturday the fourth Jack and GIL matinee
will be given. The pantomime will be presented
complete.
WALNUT STREET ETTHEATRE.-Mrs. D. p. Bowers
will perform Lady Amyotp in The WEES
Secret, this evening, supported by Mr. j. O..
MoCollom and the whole company. Ihe WHtoW
Copse will also be played, with Mr.. J. B. Roberts
as Luke Fielding"
AMERICAN THEATRE.-Mr. Fox's variety
troupe appear in a new and very attractive
programme this evening.
CARNCROSS & DIXEY present three new Dur
lesques this evening, with the usual musical
and jocular melange.
NATIONAL HALL.-The Brother Jonathan
Auld Folks give another excellent concert this
evening.
THE CoKER CONCERTS, - Master Richard
Coker gives his farewell concert this evening,
at the large Hall of the Assembly Buildings.
The concert last night was n complete success,
and gave universal satisfaction. Master Cozer
will be assisted by Mr.. Wehli, the great pianist,
Signor Strini, and excellent basso, cantante,
and other artistes.
BALL OF THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPHIC
UNIoN.-The National Telegraphic Union, OF
this district, win give their grand annual ball
at the Musical Fund Hail. on Tuesday evening,
March IL. This Will be an excellent Soiree
OonSoTte, and as the proceeds are to be devoted
to excellent ends, we hope the company will be
brilliant and numerous.
NEW VENUs.-We were favored yesterday
with view OF "a New Venus" just painted by
Mr.. Veron Fletcher. OF this city, a young artist
OF considerable promise This picture is not
without faults, but we consider it more delicate
The drawing of the anatomy is especially fine.
The coloring is light, bright, and natural. The
position is easy and graceful and the tout
ensemble is very pleasing. We are gratihed 70
learn that Mr.. Fletcher has consented to placehis
''Venus" on exhibition next week. He has been
offered 5000 for the work by New York parties
but he prefers to have the opinions of his fellow
citizens upon this labor of love" before parting
with IL. This Venus" has been modelled
$1,000 in this way alone, yet we can assure ouI
lady friends that IL will be to them the least
Objectionable goddess to look upon that has
ever been exhibited here.