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BELOW.
Br. brig Union T., Tufts, from Matanzas,
MEMnR MnA

hEMORANDA,
Steamship Tonawanda. Jennings for Philadelphia
cleared ST savannah goth inst,
19ih inst Experleneed heavy weather and head gales
Bsr9ne SsTah ran A. Staples. Staples hence tor sRgua,
sf6F Or FPSnsd PS%C1d s Bnmsez from John
loss Of part Of load ofnmber. Oie NS' win
for Phsdephs at Romea 9s from 81 5Shn N b.
sehf f,Sn M Lowery at New York 10th
se6r John slIoqp. fsard hence for Boston, at
schr /. 9; WishaTt Mason. cleared at New York
aO.6 scbG lnsS for a WiImIngt9n, Del ~ ox,,
scbr T. 6. Irwin. Atkins Cleared at Jacksonville
schrs Marietta Hand. clover and John Farnnm,
Kelley' sailed from Providence 18th inst, tor New
schr Jacob Raymond. for Philadelphia, sailed from
schr d L. stuTges, Taylor. for Phadephia Ia cleared
schr Crescent Lodge, Hatch, hence, at Providence
schrs Anna Dole, Halsey; J, L, Merrill, Weeks and
VIM, Mann, stantor6, for Philadelphia, were load,
sshr Yraie, Mason, from Charleston 18th Inst for
% Sns mas S CASKS csY 10 ae
lumber and 100 empty bbls.
l7th Inst Tor Jacksonville, was in ballast,
schr william s. Hiies. Burgess cleared at New Or
leans 18th Inst, for New YORK.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
nos to SSf Sss 4aseRed Ss S 81
at the entrance OF Hango Road Gulf Of FnlsIu.
1885, OefR The efsfe nj xns
showing red from the entrance of the Roads when
bearing from N.NW. Is w. round by w. and 8. 10 s..
byEE E. and white towards ne anchorage from s.
the sea and In clear weather should be from a
nistan ce OF miles. The Illuminating apparatus Is
dloptric The light is exhibited from lantern on an
iron pillar at the northern extremity OF
Island, It's position is In lat SO deg. 48 min N long
" deg; 81 MIN. e. from Greenwich. The light viii
be exhibited from the lst August to the lst May,
DGections-Vessels entering Hango Road should
Keep within the limits of the red light and anchor
when in sight OF the white light.
By order. w. B, SHUBRICK, Chairman.
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board, w
ington, d. c., Feb. Is, 1869.
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Domestic ARaIrsI

Gold closed on Saturday at 1889.
Hon: L. b. Washburne is steadily improving
in health.
The Southern Press Convention adjourned
on Saturday.
There were two hundred and fifty deaths in
this city last W eek.
-$S7 600 in specie was shipped TO Europe
from New York on Saturday.
San Francisco will celebrate Washington
birthday by public procession:
The "Boys iu Blue" OF Washington will
parade in honor of Grant and Coltax this
Lewis Lane, colored, was sentenced to be
hung at Pittsburg, on Saturday, for the murder
The Treasury Department, last week,
printed 1921, 600 OF fractional currency and
redeemed S637 7C0.
The Virginia State Convention has been
postponed until Congress shall have recon-
structed Virginia.
The Senate OF Nevada has rescinded the
resolution asking the annexation OF the Snake
river country.
The steamer Fairy Queen was sunk by
striking a snag in Black river, on Thursday.
No lives are known to be lost.
Aaron Chase, of Hartford, Conn.,, was serl
ously beaten by two cOlored Wood-Choppers,
who attempted to rob his house.
The McHenIy perjury case in New York has
terminated tor the present in the discharge OF
the Jury, they failing 10 agree. 49,,
The examination Of The 10 ks OF two tobacco
firms in St. Louis disclO-c the fact that they
owe the Government, for taxes and penalties,
$47 500.
Edward r. Lee, broker living at Bergen,
N. j., was committed in Ne York, on Saturday,
on charge OF having stolen bonds in his pos
session.
One of the Oriental Powder Company's mills,
at Gambo Falls in Gorham, Maine, blew up on
Saturday. An employe had both legs broken,
but no other person was injured.
One hundred aud twenJy-three musicians
are to play for the inaug guIa'ion bail partici-
pants. The ladies' tickets to this inaugural
terpsichorean festival measure seven inches by
nine.
Mayor Bowen, of Washington, says that he
will not exclude coloTed persons of respecta.
biity from the Inauguration ball. but does not
know the feelings of the committee on the
subject.
Leonard Choate was arrested on Saturday,
at ST. Paul, Mnn., charged with being the
mysterious iucendiary OF NeWburyport, Mass
1t ia estimated that he has set fire TO fifty
buildings, including four churches.
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN For BETH LEHE1, DOH LESTOWN, MA VI III
GhUNK, EA2ToN, WILLtAM,ssP0kr, Wilkes
PiITsVGN, 4UNKHANNoCK,A AND sCRANTON,
INTER AkGEM ENTS.
Pass enger Trains leave the Depot corner OF BERKS
and AMERICAN Streets, daily (snndaya exceptedJ
AG745 A. M. Express for Bethlehem, Allentown.
MAuCh Chunk, HRZietOn, WillianspOrt, W ilkesbRrre
Mahsnoy Oity, Piltston, ana TunknRnnock
gas A N. kXpreBs) for Bethlehem, EastOn, Allen
town, Mauch ChRnk, WllkesbarTe, Plttston, Rno
aG I45 P. NJ. CExpress) for Bethlehem, Mauoh
Chubk wilkes barre, PutgtOn, ana scranton.
AT $40 r. M. ior Bethlehem, EastOn, Allentown
and Mauch Chunk. .-
For Doyl ylestOWn ct $40 A. M, 2 s5 and 4'l5 r. M
For Fort Wa hingtOn 81 l045 A. M and II 80 r. NJ.
For IsnsuRle at 6'2l 7. N,
Filth and sixth streets, Second and Third street,
and Union City Passenger Railways run 10 the new
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA
From Bethlehem ~ 0l0 A. NJ, 2lO 515, ana $3.50
'FFpom Doylestown at s35 A. NJ, f55 and Pm
Trom lAnadale at 7'60 A Nj,
Erom Fort Washington al 10 10 a. nj. and $40 p M.
AAN ON SUNDAYS.
PHILADELPHIA for Bethlehem Rt 30 A, M
phlsdephlR for DoylestoWn al /, M,
nov IestoWn for Philadelphia at A. M,
Beihiehem for Philade phia at p. M.
tickets sold and Baggage checked through st
Msnnis North PeBnaylvRnia Baggage Express Ohioe
NO. A'O ELLIS CLARK. Agent.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

d Il S SOL u TION
~ OF Request to the Legislature of Penpsyl-
Yania not to pass a Bill Onartering Railroad
Company on Twelfth and sixteenth streets.
Whereas, A bill is now before the Legi stature
to charter q company for the purpose OF con-
structing Pass senger Railway on Twelfth and
sixteenth streets, without requiring the assent
OF Councils or of the citizens residing or owning
property on said streets;
Arc whereas, such a railway Is not needed
for any public uses, and would appropriate for
railway uses the only two streets between the
Delaware river ana Eighteenth street not
already occupied for railway purposes; be II
therefore
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Coun-
ellis of the City of Philadelphia, That q charter
Of company to construct a passenger railway
on Twelfth and sixteenth streets Is notrequired
by any public necessity or convenience and
that the bill before the Senate appropriating
these streets to a railway company is opposed TO
the interests and opinions of the citizens.
Resolved. That copy otthe foregoing pream-
bic and resolution be forwarded to each branch
of the Legislature and to the Governor.
LOUIS WAGNER,
President pro tenn. of Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIN.
Clerk of Common Council.
WILLIAM =. STOKLEI,
President of Select Council,
Approved this sixteenth day of February,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sXty-nine "a, ID. 1862 - -
DANIEL NJ. FOX,
2l0lt Mayor OF Philadelphia
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RAILROAD LINES.

loco FOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN
lOnO. AND ANNOY AND PHiLADELP1Ht55IAA "A De; ~ IL
FROM PHI LA AGADELPHIA TO NEW YORK. AND
PROM WALNUT STREET wHARR.
A. e@A; M, via Camden aud Am6oy Acco%&r;t5@ ~
Al aP M, via Camden and Xmboy Express...., 50C
AtsP M, for Am boy and lntermedlats stations.
e. M 9S ssS s ana 50 & p NJ n iof TFSTicn
~ for Bofdentown, lent " a. Burlington, Bsveriy, ana De
NJ Tor FioreSce Edeewater RyersCe. Riverlon, Pal
myra and Bish House, and 2 p. for Florence and
The and n'SO P. M Lines leave from Narke'
FEoM KKNsiNeToS DEPOT.
AT II A. M, via Kensington and jersey City. New
At5.so ana II A; n. 2so 80 and P. M for Trenton
At7,s9 and II A. NJ. 80, and P. NJ. for Morrisvle
At T8o and ie.l6 A. NJ. and 30, and 5P. NJ, for
schenck's and a. Edoington;;o
Wells ana ana TsScOHy %SsG0 %
FROM WksT THILADELPHIA DEPOT.
& SGnssS!iRS Ss aad EsiTsy 4 PS New York 1
F. X SH ESsfsSs 5sisfs Sy ns s"Fs FsIs g.
A. NJ G sG SnS sps n NJ o4 @ hrs.0 hi0s o[en'0n
ss 4ank
daily. All othera sundays excepted,
on F G 1es or e1y @ % Sc
before departure. The Of Market Street Railway
run direct to West Philadelphia Depot, Chestnut and
Walnut within one square. On Sundays the Market
Street Will to connect with the g45 A, NJ 630
and IL y. M Lines
BhLVIDEHb DELAWARE RAILROAD LINES,
YRoh KHHsINGToN DHPor.
At 7'80 A. M for Niagara Falls, Buffalo. Dunklrk
Elmira, Ithaca, Owego, Rochester, Binghamton, Os
wego, Syracuse, Great Bend Montrose, WnkesbaTre,
Scranton Stroudsburg, Water Gap, Schooley's Noun.
tain, ETC.
Al 7.SO A. NJ. and ago P. M. for Belyldere Esston,
Lambertvllle, Flemington, etc. Tne sac + n. Line
connects direct with the Train leaving Easton tor
MRuch Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, etc,
At p, n. for Lambertvlle and intermediate Sta
uonA
CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY land
PEN BERToN AND HIGHTSTOWN RAIL
PROM MARKET STREET FERRY, upper side.)
Al and IL A. M, lS0. SO and $50 p. M, for Mer-
chantsVile, Mourestown, Hartford, Masonvle.
Transport, Hount Holly, Smlthville, Ewansville
VincenloWn, Birmins ham, and Pemberton.
Al A. M, 1870 and $3.50 +. M, for Lewstow
WTightstown, Cookstown, New Egypt, Hornerstown,
Cream Ridge, Imlaystown, sharon, and Hlghtstown.
lie WILLIAM ii. GATLMER, Agent,
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Foreign Affairs,

HAVANA, Feb. 2O.-The Government has re-
seiyed information of the surrender of one
hundred reVoutionists, near Colon, and of the
death OF their leader, Jose Guerra, formerly
district attorney. The revolution in the dis
trlcts OF Colon, laquay, and Grande is now
considered as ended. The information which
was recently received 10 the effect that the
revolutionists were surrounded In the OonOo
Mountains, is fully confirmed
The amount of bullion in the savings bank
since CASTILLO drst became President, has
diminish ed $780, coo.
The Government authorities to day seized an
1insurrect ctionary proclamation calling upon the
negroes to rise in rebellion. The authors OF this
adocument are in prison.
Neteps have been taken TO watch the Peruvian
n,SonitOTs at Key West as the Cubans think they
Are intended TO attack Havana.
" Porhrio Diaz has been appointed Governor of
We new State OF Moreles.
HAVANA Feb. l9.-The next steamship ex.
bected from Mexico will have on board
tS4.OOO,OOO
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TTEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w EAILROAD.-WINC GER ARRANGEMENT,
-un and after MONDAY, October g. 1868, Trains viii
leave Rs fOllows:-- - A. -.
ri RSP and or ElsN UT Streets, 7'45 a M, ii A. M
: 80 p NJ 4l5 P, NJ, 45o T. NJ 6i5 and II 80 P. NJ.
on Esst Market street at 25 A. NJ, As A. NJ 500 "A
M lo'45 A. NJ, l55 p. NJ, 460 p, NJ, and 800 r. M.
In q Philadelphia at 80 p. M, will stop at b. o. juno.
ton and Media only, Passen gers 70 or from station
East Will take train leaving West Chester as 7 a6
a NJ and going Weat Will take the train leaving
Philadelphia at 46O p. M, and transfer 1t b. q
bs nepot In philadelphia is reached directly bv
the Chesnut and WalAut Street cars. These OF he
GSrket street line run within one GouaFe The
rsrs OF both lines connect with each train upon ILs
arrival. orJ sruJnAvs
Leave philadelphia st 8 % A. N, and POOP NJ.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7'45 A. AZ. and A'EO
p M and leaving West Chester at 90 A. M and $50
y M connect NJ b. u Junction with Trains on P "a
a. @ RR, for oxford and lnteIme ediate ponts.
fl4 HENRY WOOD General Bpp'L
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READING ACCOMMODATION,

Leaves Reading at 7'3O A M. stopping AZ all way
stations; arrives In Philadelphia at 1925 A. 81.
Returning, leaves philadelphia at 445 p. M; arrives
In Reading at 740 z. NJ.
Trains for Philadelphia leave Harrisburg at $40 A
M, ana Pottsvllle a. 40 A, NJ. arriving In Phlade
IhiR at p. NJ. Afternoon trains leave Harrisburg
at O5 p. M and Potsyllle A. 245 p. M arriving at
Fhisdelphi at 646 =. M,
Harrisburg Accomm odRtion leaves Reading at 7'l5
A. M, and Harrisburg at 4l0 p. NJ. Uonpacting at
Reading with Afternoon Accommodation south a.
6'35 p. M, arriving in Philadelphia ut 9'25 T. NJ.
Marie et train With pass enRer attached leaves
Philadelphia at IL 80 noon Tor POttsvie and way
stations; leaves Pottsvllle at 73O A, M for Pnadel
pha and ali way stations.
All the above trains run daily, Sundays ex-
Sundav trains leave Potttsvllle at 8 A. M, and
PhiIedeIpnIa at SIS r. NJ, Leaves Philadelphia tor
Reading at A. NJ. Returning from Reading at 425
L, Nj.
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OF the inaustrY ofthe pupil.

thousand dollars. ofthe industry Of the pupils
the report saJs:-
AT the present time there are employed Ia
our shops 347 Of the inmates. l43 are IN the
shoe hops, 102 in the DoS shops, 70 in the
brush shoT, and ~ in the smith shop. Th@lr
earnings for 1868 were Sl9,5O2 Al. As few OF
hem, previous to their admission, were ac3Hs-
toned to regular. systematic labor, IT becomes
an important part of their education here TO
tIain them industrially.p
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INVEST JERSEY RAILROAD
wv FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
From foot of MARKET street Upper Ferryl
Com mencinR "WEDNESDAY, 6eptemDer 16, 1858.
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS. .,,
For Cape MAY and stations below MnlVlle gl
p FSr % Mmve, ylnelauo, and intermediate station.
For Brlageton. salem. and way stations s1S A. N
Tor Woodbury. At sI6 A. M, s16 $50, and 800 P. M
Freight train leaves Camden daily 81 IL O'CLOCK
Freight received ~ second covered whAsfIsIa
"s "tIsiahs i psisvS1ea NO. a9s South pelAwAIeayen
WILLIAM j. BEW,EI4L4
80 6ppeTinttudep6
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Barque BrunswicH Dixon. "a days from Palermo
with fruit. etc, to Isaac JeRues d 90.
Barque Roanoke Davis, IL days from Porto CahelIo
with coffee copper ore, ETC.. to John DslIett a CIo
Brig John Shay, Nick erson, 90 days from Palerpoo
with 1ruit, ETC., to Isaac Jeancs d Co.
Brig Resolute. Llppincott, from St MaPv,s aa
with lumber TO e A. Souder d Co, - '
Schr James Ponder, Jr, Hudson, 10 DAYS from Cer.
denas, with sugar to Isaa Hough & Morris.
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RAILROAD LINES,
4 ,ADELdPIHHIAs IkIdIH / ; GER GERMANTOWN, AND


TIME TABLE,
FOR GERMANTOWN,
Leave Philadelphia At 8, z, 8, 9'O5 10, IL IL A NJ
iIES9S, Iesye &SrmSnsowS SS a. S 20; nat st ~ y NJ
NJ, J, g. 4, AZ, 8 6A,7 ., 81 10. IL p. N,
not stop on the Germantown Branch. "'-
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at els A. M, O. z, and lO1< NJ
Leave Germantown At s. l5 A. NJ, l. 6, and ~ p N
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia az Q, 8, TO- II A. M, e. az, bk T.
. leave Chestnut Hill at 7lO 8, 9'4O lI4O A M ian
s'dO, 5'4O, 40, $40, ana 10 40 r. NJ. '' A1o'
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia st 9l5 A., 2 and p. NJ.
Leave Chtstnut Hill Al $50 A, NJ l2'40 $40 and 2S
+, NJ.
FOR CoNsHOHoCKEN AND NoRRIsTOWN
Leave Philadelphia AZ g. ~ 8, and IL l05 A. M, TX
z az 81 6ls 8 90 and ll1S r. M. - '-<A'
Leave HoiTistown at $40 7, T60, 8, and IL A. NJ lx
8, 45s 51s, and S1a p ID. -
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at A. M: "a and IN PM
Leave NoITistoWn at A. hi; b1S ana 0 p. AZ.
FOR MANAYUNR.
Leave Philedslphis Me, ~, 9, and ll'O6 A. NJ; u<
ieaye MSnsyqnk q Si0. 7Si, $40 sS, and ~ A. NJ
2, 8gS, s, Ga, ana 9 p N.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia AZ 8 A. N ~ ana 7l% PM
Leave Maneynnk aL7A A. M and 95a p. M.
W. - WILSON, denerAl superint tenden1.
OsP0h MINI ana ereenstreeta.
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Passengers Tor bklBpAcR take 7'3O A Nj. ana z
NJ trains from returning from SklppacB
al $40 and u As P NJ. Stage llnea for various
points in Perklomen Valley connect With trains q
ColeReville and SkippRck,
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ARRIVED SATuRDAv

Steamship j. w. Everman, Vance, from RIchmonf
and NorlolE, with mdse. to w: P. Clyde & Co.
Alexandria, with mdse. TO W. p. Clyde & CO.
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The HOuse of Refuge.

From the annual report of the House of
Refuge we select the following:-
IT is subject of sincere regret thai the
mortality in The white department has been
unusually large. Five deaths took place dur
ing the year that has just closed. Large as the
numbtr of deaths may appear, it is less than
one per cent. 1t is, however; consolIng to
know that they were under skilful and eX.
perienced physicians ard an excellent nurse.
In the colored department not single death
has occurred since October 1867, and very little
sickness OF any kind.
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CLEARED SATURDAY.

& Co.
schr J; Ricardo Jova; Little. Centuegos, Captain.
SIR @. II. Stout, Ford, Washington w p CIyde q IN
STR f, franklin Pierson, Baltimore, A. Groves IS
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CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD
PERKIOMEN RAILROAD.

points /. ke the 30 a. NJ, IL 80, and z. ~. IrAlas
rom Philedlepha. Returning from DowniugtoTn
at $50 A. NJ, II As and 5'l5 p. M.
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NEW YORK EXPRESS, FOR PITTsBURa AMI

Leaves New York at "A, M and and 8 p. NJ,
passing Reading at VI A, M and 1850 and 10 10 r. nj -
and connecting at Harris urg with Peunsyivania
and Northern Central Railroad Express trains for
PittsbuIg, Chicago, WilIamsport Elmlra, Balti.
more, etc,
Returning Express train leaves Harrisburg on
arrival of Pennsylvania Express from PIttsburg At
$50 and SO A. NJ. and 10 81 2. M, passing Reading
at "A and 73l a. M, ana 1880 z. M, and arriving az
New York at IL A. NJ. and l2L0 ana z. NJ. Sleeping
cars accompany these trains through between Jersey
CITY and PiLtsburg without change.
a Mail Train ior New York leaves Harrisburg at
$40 a. NJ. and 205 I, m; Mail train for Harrisburg
leaves New YORK at u NJ,
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d T. S . l. u 4 ION
N Directing the Survey and Regulation of
Portions of the Twenty secord and Twenty
third Wards.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Coun-
ellis of the City of Philadelphia, That the De.
partment of Surveys be and Is hereby directed
TO prepare plans OF the lines and grades OF so
much of the Twenty, second and TWenty-third
wards as is embraced between Fifth street and
Frankford turnpike road and WlngohockIng
street and Somerville avenue: Provided, The
expenditure upon said work during the cur
rent year shall not exceed three hundred dol
lars, said amount to be payable out OF appro-
priation to the Department OF Surveys for the
year 1869, -. -
LOUIS WAGNER,
President pro tenn. OF Common Council
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIH.
Clerk OF Common Council.
WILLIAM 8. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this sixteenth day OF February,
Ammo Demini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty'nine "a. ID. 1862.
DANIEL M. FOX,
219 ~ Mayor of Philadelphia.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A MIRlCAN ACADEMY CALdA 9n,y OF MUSIC
J1MEe FISK Hh fKENOh orESA Proprietor
AIoL. II BIRGFELPI :, si;;x DI,sotor ald Manager
SIX NIGHTS %Np SfGStT One MATINEE,
COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH, I.
comp, sing The following renowned A5tisis;9'
$s ME- $,' f%SS3$ %StS %%S3t5S$ Ss SSss; NJ = RSShF Sfas
M0Ts BR BARRTeEN M0Ss. MoSs ASEIE9Ht
Mons. HAM1LIoNi Nine; HAMTLToN, E.c.
OVER Eft FIFTY oFEA oTE6tSEp ESES VOICES
comprising the fret talent Of New York and PhIla
THE REPERTOIRE
Of the Combined TTOpPfI ET FER cqTP5ss Ghohs.
the best composition Of ofen bach and the great sen
stiion Of the Iesson in paris and New York;
CHAM Nf5 On P6E4SRSiyNIo De feRTyNIo
tal three performed for the first time In Philadel-
BARBE BIEUE,
N La "A Belle Il n HEhENE,' Ell EE5''
oRPHEE Aux AASUP ENFER.
suBsCRIPIIoN.Iseats for the entire week tseven
TUE BAY MoRNRNG oF Feb G s" "''ef
Ss.ie OSS s'Ofo Pfi5SER' 81 B0SEE Co., No S%
yXTALNUT ST. THEATRB. BEGINS AT =.
w m TA aaG GS&SnafSy &9s HXES1EG Wfktf2Ga EfS e
The fHvOri'e sHANSY shTlHS frlsh sA9T 9Tg%H RE Of
shsndy Mcguire ............ - Mr.. BARNEY WILLIAMS
In which Mrs. BARSEY VILLA Ms sus.alns
AFTEREkoSoakA AFTEsRREko oSoakAHAHThHGfA PkRF5kGANcE
n UnSrS ffR 2CHis RR2ii open
John 4aT STsFi PFT%Sf E ssre entitled
And the grand AlIssosiGHl M s 9 TsRlesp eReM OF
:, Our NstIonsl Anthem, THE STAR sPANGLED
LAbiEs AND GENTLEMEN of the COMPANY.
MRS. JOHN DREW's ARCH STREET THE.
ET SPssE SES Snf f$Es% sEsPs Pgyssss
x0Tnsf SnCfim Tar5f Sc 4Ss HaRSGs SSnsey q
as 6ISi AideG by the Full oompany MI SEHN DIRE"
Concluding with John Brougham's
1,. ~, with all the original music.
Spsptan John Barton Hill
IN Te6ear.si MUCH ADO ABOUT NorHfNa.
MISS SUSAN CATIONS CHESTNUT STREET
-NA THEATRE Fa1s EVENING.
First performance Of the Great Comic Opera OF
THIS ATTEEEoSSi S6SShhsAS gR1ED MATINEE,
Two Of oGen6ach,s Comic Operas.
%3sR1NdFoSs 3sRH d E5Si sd BfRrGp&Y. q fi52fT
0FFENBAOH,s C. L2lSu
In rehearsal. oGenbach's ROBINSON CRUsoB.
EoX's AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE
a. ~ . ,,r,,ls ls6 nS6GAGFMENT AsEll G TOE OF THE JAPs
The great JAP5 and The original
EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY AFTERNOON
UALERS LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
GARDEN, Nos. 72O, 722, TIA, and 726 VINE
Street.
THE GRAND oRCH EsTRIoN, formerly the pro:
perty OF the GRAND DUKE OF BADEN, purchased
al great expense by JACOB VALER of lhs city, In
combination with FLAMERS OROH ESTRA, and
AfTEkNooN and EYENfks a At the abovs;msa-
toned place. Admission free. lBu
HORTICULTURAL HALL.-GERMANIA
Ill ORCHESTRA-P b l. REHEARSALS
EVERY WEDNESDAY. at ~ p. M.---Tioketa sold
at the door and all principal Music Stores. Pack
ages of five for sl; SINGLE % cents.
ENGAGEMENTS be made by addressing q. HAS
TERT No. 1921 MONTERREY Street; WittIg's Music
Store No. l021 Chestnut street; Andres Music Store
No 1lO4 Chestnut street. 81 3m
| (IARL SENTZ' AND MARK HASSLER'S Or
| " CHESTRA MATINEES, EVERY SATURDAY
| at s1S T. NJ, IN MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single Ad-
mission Package of tickets, u, at B0neres
| No. llO2 CHESNUT st. and at the Door, Iu4u
| NITN npnINANNEc
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Leaves Polntown at As A. M, 8 opptug at inter
mediate stations; arrives In Pnuade pha az 9l0 A.
Returning leaves Philadelphia at p. M; arrives IL
Pottstown at B'l6 +. nj.
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MORNTNu VypREqg.

~ sl5 A, NJ. for Reading, Lebanon, Harrisburg
fottsVMie Pine Grove, ramsqus Sunbury, Williams
goft Elmlra. hochester, Niagara Fails, Bufaio
MnkeshArIe, Pits ton, York Carlisle, Chambersourg
The 1850 A. M. train connects at READING with
East Pennsylvapia RailroEd trains Tor Allentown
ETC., and the 8 l6 A. NJ. train connects with the
Lebanon Valley train Tor Harrisburg, etc; at PORT
CBIEION with Catswissa Railroad trRlnH for VIII.
Transport, LOCK Haven, Elmira etc; ut HARRIS
BURG with Northern Central, Cumberland Valley,
and bchuylklm and BuBquehsnnA trains for North
umberlRnd, Whliamsport, York, Uhambersburg
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Dungans Express will CO ect baggage tor all tralng
leaving Philadelphia Depot Or0.rs can be lerl al
No. 225 Fourth street, or at the Depot, Thirteenth
and Lauowhlu Streets
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BAGGAGE.

Close at the Philadelphia POST Office for all place
on the road and It's branches a. "a, M. and Tor nj
principal stations only at 2'l5 p NJ.