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The New York herald., 1870-01-09
The BALL SEASON,

The youths OF Gotham are agitated once more by
1erpischorean events, present and 20 come. Mill.
tary bands are engaged months IN advance, tailors
are wild over rumors OF alterations in ball costumes,
and city bellies are excited over the prospect OF
tho gayest metropolitan season OF festivity ever
known In their experience. 1t is already difYlcut
matter 10 keep track or The crowdng announce.
menls Of "sociabes,n balls and parties. Below will
be found list OF the coming events OF this week,
which 1t is TO be hoped viii cast no shadow, before
or after them.
Tomorrow evening the employees OF Dodd,s Ex-
press Company Will trip II at Apollo Hall. 1t is
said that The old, original "Dod !" who Is SO well
known TO the readers OF HERALD Personals, viii
be present and dance with my shical lady OF most
Tavisning appearance.
on the night OF tho llth Mount Neboh Lodge. r.
ana A. NJ, will have It's eighteenth annual hop at
The eame place. Dancing Will pc by the plumb, and
strangers will be expected 70 1nd their level.
At Co0per's Hail, Jersey City, on the following
night "wednesday, the Oceanic Yacht Club Will 20
on q Terpscnorean cruise, every member With
handsome craft In tow.
And while Jersey City Is sgltated with thfs event.
here in New York, on the same evening, one OF the
greatest events OF the season will take place. TO
rival the grandeur OF the seventh regiment and to
utterly eclipse the Amercus nnocents 1t ls the pur
pose OF the Matthew r. Brennan Association TO
give such a ball at the Academy OF Music on
Wednesday night as will be hey ond praise. All the
young boods Of the city VIII be present. and all that
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GuxossD EXPRESS ROBBERY.
Thirty-onc Thousand Dollars I'm Government !
Bonds Missing.
frrom tbe washington Chronicle ian. Al

from the Washington Chronicle, Jan. 81
IL was on dit q few days since, that package
containing bonds to the value OF $4,000 was unac-
countaby missing IN the Washington ONCE OF Adams
Express Company.
AS nothing definite was known, the press of the
city tmade mention Of the case until IT had been
further investigated.
The facts seem to be that the bonds were sent by
Boston arm, " be delivered TO the Treasury De.
partment and exchanged for registered bonds. AS
the package was sent on private account was NOS
delivered at the branch once Of the company in the
Treasury Department. but locked UP in the safe at
ire general oiiice on last Sunday morning. II ap-
pears that the package was checked or the books,
able 10 account for 1t. -
The superintendent. OF the Washington once was
busily engaged in investigating the case yesterday,
st Dis researches have thus far been unsuccessful.
Ae orieriains tae opinion. however, that the pack.
age mas not been stolen, but missenS. that 10 sent
away 10 another point with otner express matter.
The afnir mas excited great deal OF comment in
detective circles but tne detective force the city
Lave received as yet no ofcia notification OF the
loss. Ihe company, however, generally employ pri.
vate detectives who are, perhaps, now working up
the case.
1t is thus far Impossible to say what ha. become
OF the bonds, but the mystery VIII soon be cleared
up, and the rumors OF tue robbery may prove un.
founded.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Destination.
=. -. -
OHn.
Steamer. Sails
CLEARED.

Steamship Caledonia (Br, ovens.one, GlascowHender-
son Bros.
Steamship Dorian tBr) Small, Disqualification Bros
steamship America (NG) Bussus, Bremen via Southamp
ton-0elrichs &Co.
steamship De Soto, Morton, Havana and New Orleans
Steamship Wilmington, Cole, Galveston via Key West
Steamship George Washington. Gager New orlcans-H
Steamship Crescent City, Norton, New orenns-rreder,c
steamship Mercedna, s.arkey. Fernandna- Rail.
Steamship Montgomery Farcloth savannah-R Lowden
Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson savannah--W Gar
r'son.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff Charleston-A Morgan
Steamship Isaac Bell Bourne Norrolx City Point ana
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship John Gibson, Winters Georgetown, DC-Phips
Steamship Brunette, Doane, Philadelphia Lorilard
Steamship Nereus Bearse Boston-W r Clvde
Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New Bedtord-Ferguson
Bark Leonide Brl, Martin, Glasscw-w Nelson. Jr.
Bark Bari MensGta n,' psmy aavsna HsaFhton
Brig CovadonGn tBr) Nives, Gibraltar and Malta-H z
Brig Leopoldine NG) Kses.op Rio Janero- -Funch Edve
Brig La Creole tDuch) spalckhaver, Curacoa-Doveii
Co.
Brig Samson, Cleveland, Santa Cruz and market-Yatcs
Brig Eastern Star, Foster, Barbados-Bishop & Bro
Brig Niagara (Br) Gouche, Ctenfuegos- -Edmiston Co.
schr + Farland, Leaning, Pernambuco n Abbott
schr NJ Whham, Partridge, Bahia and Pernambuco-J
schr Clara Sawyer, Sawyer, Demerara-T W Whitney.
schr Petronila tBrh Emery Wanks River, Nic-J Leay-
craft.
schr J Lockwood, St John, Wilmington, NC-Thomas
schr Riyerdalc, Brown, York River. Vas Finn Co.
sh MsrT nsis
schr Glum, Mchaasy. philadelphia.
schr Wooisey, johnson, Phiadepha-W Wonder.
schr Othelo, Edridge. Boston.
schr Thompson, Lawson. New Haveu-G Racket &
Schr Dart, Johnson Stamford.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

KuLEp.-Lacob Stubenroth, of No. 15o Avenue c,
was last night crushed TO death by the machinery
in jones' brewery, No. $50 Sixth avenue, where he
was employed.
sMALLpox.-Elizabeth Ernst, aged two years, re-
siding at No. 2zS East Fourth street, died of small
pox yesterday afternoon. The Coroner and DR..
Harris, OF the Board OF Health, were notified.
AccIDENTs.-Patrick Brady, OF No. 496 Cherry
street, was knocked down by o runaway horse
attached to truck and was slightly injured. Mar
garet Jordan widow OF No. 243 Madison street. fell
through coal hole near Clinton street, corner Of
Rutgers place. and was severely injured. Frank
Stanton yesterday tell from car corner Of Eighth
avenue and Twentv-eightn street, breaking one OF
his legs. Sent to Mount Sinai Hospital.
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
Bloody Fight In Baxter Street-A
Family Stabbed.

Some days ago Ohinaman named Henry Lewis
residing at No. IA Baxter street. who does bus-
ness as q cigar dealer at No. % Bowery, caused
the arrest OF a Cuban, named Francisco Zepeda,
aged twenty0ne years, on the charge
OF grand larceny. Louis charged before Justice
bowling thar zepeda who was at that time in his
employ, and occupying the same sleeping room with
him and his wife, got up in the night and stole
his watch. AS the evidence was not very
positive the Justice discharged the Cuban,
who was turned out Of his employment by Lewis.
HIS arrest 1t seems, exasperated Zepeda, who
b0asted that he would be revenged for the injury
done him. He however, made no attempt to carry
hls threat into execution until last night
About fifteen minutes after eleven O'Clock Zepeda
called at Lewis house, asked Mrs. l.. II she would
treat hm. She refused, when he drew cigar
maker's knife and made furious assault upon ner.
The woman received o very severe cnt on The right
eve that may cause blindness deep cash In the right
arm and an ugly cut the left leg above the knee.
AT this point Lewis came In to the assistance or his
wife. when the Cuban turned upon HIM and attacked
him vigorously. Before the former could knock
him down and dlsarm him he received an ugly
wound in the left leg Zcpeda was arrested and the
wounded parties were attended by surgeon, who
sent them 70 the hospital.
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JEFFERSON nlRKET STRATEGY.

Pro, Soaed Expulsion Of the Press-Its Records
TO be Kept secret.
The rnagnates OF the Jefferson Market Police Court
saye vaoflicia,y informed the representatives OF
che city press that 1t IL their intention hereafter
axclude them from behind the desk-a privilege
wat they have had for years-aud deprive them Of
t,.o rinhI TO examine the records OF the court The
iess;er In vhis suspicious movement Is beardess
sortA VINO has jumped from q Special Sessions
Sdyoa1te to o c.erKsnfp IN the court He
tuas tn,s cha nae. and ne "don't care contnental"
Tor the consequences. The Justices at Jefferson
Ssrtnt ne Jonn Cox and Edward Shandley-tho
tar one ~ the most honest Justices In the city
should tnes> gentlemen refuse tse pres, SO, q New
York 70 tae record on ,e ,b nse aJm o 1i
Sssre "a manip ulatc the records Of the court they
MI, commit an act against which the entire comnu.
nifty WIN cry ouI No honest police )ustiee or oers
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ARRIVALS.
REroRrED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.


Steamship Aeppo tBr), ngs Liverpool and Queenstown
via Boston Jan 9, with m ise, 10 G Francsyn.
Steamship Varuna, Spencer Galveston via West
g. with mdse and passengers, TO G II Mallory L Go.
and passengers, to G MALLORY Co.
Steamship Aariposa, kemble, New Orieaos Jan I, with
mdsc and passengers to II Cromwell Co.
Steamship sherman, Quick, New Orleans l. with mdre
Spanish guntoat, steering SSW.
Steamship Cahartno whiting Howss, Mobile via Fernan-
dina Jan 4 with mfse. TO ths Florida Railroad Co.
Steamship VIM Clyde, Morgan wmin glon NC, 81 hours
with mdsc and passengers. to James Hand.
Steamship Abemare Roberts Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mdss and passengers TO the ois Dominion
Eteamahp Co.
seAmshp Brunette, Doans, Philadelphia, with mdse ana
passengers, to Lorlard.
BARI Argoaau. Br, saadcrson sh.nrhae 1is days. and
Java Head 65 days, with tea to Peabody, His Co Had
head winds al the way down the China Sea Pas Anjer
Dec IS II Ion 80 " heavy NV gales passing Ber
muda OCT ~ lA - - lon ~ 10 E. Apoke bark Paregers
Orb from Whampoa for Buenos Ayres; Nov H. lat 81 Ion
81, ship Cbrysote Br) from Calcutta for Dundee 2sth lat
60 lon e. Dark Joseph SprOot (Br) from Shanghae for
London Sailed IN company With barks Atma, aud Stanley
Castle, for New York.
Mary Chase tof Portand Daen, Matan.. ls days
with moasses 70 Miller Houghton. Has been days north
OF Bsrness with heavy sW aud winds: Jan had heavy
meD ut the wheel.
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THE llNCAaD-DuHNlBG IAfslIClN.
Billings and COOinGs Resumed by Mutual
Consent Of the Parties.

Billings aud COoinGs Resumed by Mutual
Consent Of the Pmrtics.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
SO much mas been said recently in reference to the
trouble between william Horace Lingard and his
wife, that the readers Of your valuable paper might
be pleased to know that the first or the new year
they were entirely reconced to each other ana are
now living together in as perfect state OF nappl-
ness as is possible for man and wife. mutual
explanation has been made, and 1t has been
mated las is TOO often the case) from the
intermeddling in private family matters Of false
friends None regrets more than does Mrs. Llngard
the publicity which has unfortunately been given to
this matter and the scandal which has arisen from
It, do not believe there exists to-day D truer or
more devoted wife. AS for Mr.. Lingard, Whatever
his antecedents may have been. snce he has been
in this country he has proved himself hiRh-toned,
honorable gentleman, devoted father and allec-
tionate, although impulslve, husband. Ana both
Mr. and Mrs Ltagard trust that the public Will be
their HISTORY than they win be themselves. w.
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IL elegant in decoration and beautiful In music VIII
be provided for the occasion Tue association was
started by the late John Clancy, OF the Leader, many
years ago and has since grown In importance and
responsibility. The names OF the ihahaseTs o. Mls
their annual reu Mon are sufficient 70 support to the
loudly expressed prophecy that nothing VIII Do ieit
uudone 10 make the affair grand success:
place; also that or the Excelsior Muslcal Union ana
the La Coterie Masquerade. Both OF these last VIII
be worth attending. The Caled0nlan Cino ING vceah
f. and A. NJ. give their annual hop ON the night OF
the 18th. From the character Of the gentlemen com
posing the Caled0nian Club, and judging ~ tDelr
previous performances in this way, their pan sure
to be one Of much elegance In arrangcment ,1a anu
wiz doubtless be very successful.
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UeUTScHER leSs CLUB

Dr. William 8. Landsberg delivered lecture last
evening Al the Germania Hail. Third avenue, near
Eighteenth street. The subject OF the lecture was
the social and political status OF women He seemed
to take the common sense view, but ne was inter-
rupted. Mr.. ScnOenhoff arose and proclaimed him.
self an advocate Of the women. Further discussion
occurred, when the question OF womens right TO
vote was submitted to the women who were pre-
sent and tho majority voted nay. Mr.. Andreas
Willmann, ~ chairman Of the committee, again put
the question TO those present. and 1t appeared that
Dr. Landsberg had but few friends because all Of
those who were present followed the lead OF Mrs.
Neumann and derared IN favpr Of woman
suffrage.
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need fear critical examination OF their proceedings
by the nress reorters who are the habit OF record
ing their acIlon. the expulsion Of the reporters
would O0k ike an effort on the part OF sne court
oreale to coyer no their tracks. II Ii dae Judue
Shandey to say that he IS not o party 10 me pro-
posed Innovation.
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SAILED.

Steamships England ana City OF baltimore, Lverpool -
Laurent Hayre Caledonia. and Dorian Glasgow America,
Bremen; Wilmington Key West AMI ,ialveston George
Washington Crescent City and Do Soto, New 0reans her
ceda, Fernnndna; Montgomery, aud San Savado savrn
nah Manhattan Charleston Isaac Bell Richmond, &c John
Gibson, Georgetown, DC
Wind sunset w, fresh
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NEW YORK CITY.
Weekly Mortality-Police Arrests-Li-
oenses Free Academy Lbrary-Dan-
gerous Kerosene-Jackson's Vic
tory-Violent Deaths, Acci-
dents and Local Incidents.

me following record win show the che nges In the
temperature OF the weather for the past twentfour
hours In comparison With the corresponding day Of
AGst year, indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
nuts pharmacy, HERALD Building corher OF Ann
ufup
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schr Madison Holmes. Howard, Bay River, NC, dayA
With wood, to master. is bound to Bridgeport, Ct
Passed Thr ouxh He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.

BOUND SOUTH.
ndse. TO j Ames.
schr Geo Nevinger Hickman, Boston FOR Philadelphia.
Schr Pheaix. Taylor, Norwich for New York.
Schr Henry Hobart, Mans on, New Haven for Baltimore
Schr = Mcany, Lewis, New Haven FOR New York
schr Hattie Collns Hin, New ilaven for New York.
schr Panthea Hill, New Haven for New York.
Schr M Hamlton New Haven for New York.
Schr Sterling, Allen, New Haven for New York
Schr Old lack, Lynch, New Haven for New York.
schr Hydrangea, Pren,iss New Hayen for New York.
Schr Q Schultis, Curtis Bridgeport for New York.
achr John Brooks Fox, Bridgeport FOR New York.
hehr X 4 t;raham Wilson, Bri gcport for New York.
scbr Josephine, Ball, bridgeport for New York.
Schr George Washington Peck. Stamford for New York
sehr p Goodwin waterbury, Stun ord for New York
Schr Haze, Mechanics, Greenwich for New York.
BOUND HASE
Brig John Mcdonald tBr) Stiles, New York for 81 John,
NB -,
Schr II Youmans. tiilderaleeve, Amboy for Norwich
Schr Crescent Lodge Hatch. Eisabethport for Bostoa
schr Garland, Libby New York for Portland.
Schr Acken, hobbie New York for Stamford.
schr A q Lawson, Sackett New York for Stamford
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SHIPPIN G NE w s.
Almanac for Now York-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 8, 1870.
Herald Packages.

Herald Packages.
Captains Pursers of Vessels arriving this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine reports attend to the delivery packages
will be by the following extract from the proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting, held March 5, 1861:
Resolved, That after April 1861 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
nS- The Office OF the HERALD yachts HERALD,
JAMES and JEANETTE Ia at Whitehall slip. Ali communi-
cations from and consgnees to the masters OF
inward bound vessels will be warded free of char.c
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


4 BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THR
"a courts OF different States legal everywhere deser'ion
&C., sufficient cause; charge in advance Advice free
r. /. KING, Counsellor at Law, 3S3 Broadwsv.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIEFER.
n States legal everywhere desertion, &c sufficient
cause; publicity charge in advance. Advice free.
NJ HOUSE. Counsellor, &C.. u Nassau street.
IIARO CHECKs-COMPREssED IVORY IN SETS OF
II 800 plain, IL inch, tSo lined $6O engraved samn -
ivory. $50 WIN. u. WELLiNG, 2U7 Centre street,
Sole Patentce ana Manufacturer.
CEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN AT TAhMANY THE
tT Sunday evening "Od Foges OF the Bible" Start
ling One against 10000 Beechef,
Frothinyh Co. In tho shade.
TT TTE COL0RED MAN WHO CARRIED DAMAGED
wagon the 9Th OF October from Fifth avenue between
Thirty aud Thirty sixth Streets carriage factory Nine
.nh street will call send address TO 3l 3a
Eighteenth street. he will confer advertiser
T IEBIG's EXTRACT OF MEAT.-NoNE GENUINE
IL without Baron Lebigs signature every jar. The
right thing for invaids and family
]. MILHAU'S SONS, lbs Broadway, New York.
DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUSTIC Oh
III detention from business Structure Fiatua, PLEA
Diseases OF the Pelvic ysccr Diseases and Deformss OF
the Eye, Nose Face and Person.
HENRY A. DANIELS, N. D., IN Lexiagson avenue
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The complaint against Alexander Bernard, who
was accused In the Jefferson Market Police Court
Of purloining lady's diamond earring, has been
Withdrawn, as the property Legged TO have been
stolcn was found IN the lady's house
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Marshal Tooker, OF the Mayors once issued The
following licenses last wcek:-Express wagons, II:
venders S; renewals, Il; carts, 10; kindiing wood
CARTS 8; public porers, .; carmen q coach drivers
So charcoal carts s; drivers IL; stage drivers,
I; second hand dealer, /; coaches s. Refunded to
various complaints $3S2. Amount received for lines
anu licenses S2J6.
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last year. ...................... 49,
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Patrick Horan residing IN Manhattanville, while
Ut work laying the Croton water pipe on seventh
axenue, near l60th street, was yesterday severely
injured by derrick falling upon HIM
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On Friday evening, about ten O'Clock, Mrs. Ann
Dunn, 65 years OF age, and O native Of Ireland,
scn from the stoop OF her residence No. So Hamilton
street. to the sidewalk and striking her mead was
30 severely Injured that death EN- sued two hours
subsequently,. The occurrence Is SAID 70 have been
purely accidental. Coroner Keenan, was called 10
hold inquest over the remains.
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The police arrests during the week were as fol-
fews:--Satnrday, 305; Sunday. s6i Monday, pol;
Tuesday, 17e; Wednesday, l45; Thursday, l53; FRI
xiay l53. Total l2lS.
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Attorney General Hoar appeared yesterday In the
United States Circuit Court room counsel In q
sewing machine patent case, relating to an alleged
infringement OF patent for the feeding apparatus
used IL the Wheeler Wilson macuine ana, III view
0f the peculiar position in which ne has been placed
through the late aclon OF the President and senate,
attracted considerable attention.
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The nags on the city Hall and other public build
m9s were displayed yesterday from sunrise to sun
set in fonor OF the day. being the anniversary OF the
hS4le OF New Orleans
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Total. S1o2 45s
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MUSICAL ANGD DRAMATIC.
Tho CITY Amnsements,

AT THE CHEsNUT Miss Laura Keenc will have
a farewell benefit this evening, when she will APP
pearas Miss Hardcastle, in Godsmith's comedy
She Stoops TO Conquer. This will be Miss Keenes
last appearance, and we hope that she will be
complimented by full house. She has labored
earnestly to achieve success ut the Chestnut this
season, and her efforts are deserving of a hand
some recognition at the hands of the play-going
public.
The theatre will be closed tomorrow evening.
On Saturday there will be matinee by the
Galton troupe, when ''Gd, la Rose de So. Fic,o,
and Lischen and Fritzclen will be presented. Mr.
Whiflln will perform in all these pieces, and
Miss Maggie Harold and Miss Lizzie Hall will
appear for the first time in this city.
On Saturday evening Mr.. j. ii. Jack will
have benefit, when u great combination of
attractions will be presented.
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. Chanfrau will appear
as Sam for the last time this evening.
Tomorrow evening Mr. Chanfrau will have
benefit when he will appear as "Robcrt
Briefly" in The Ticket-of- LeGoe MAJ. and in
his own version of The Wido,o's Victim.
AT THE ARCH Lotta will appear this evening
in Hearts Ease
AT THE AMATEURS DRAWING ROOM the
French Comedy Company will appear on Mou
day in FrOu- Frou.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA House
an attractive minstrel entertainment will be
given this evening.
AT DUPREz d BENEDGCTs OPERA House
n variety of amusing performances will be given
this evening.
SreNoR BLITz, JR.. will give an exhibition of
magic at the Assembly Building this evening
WENzEL KoPTA will give a grand concert at
Musical Fund Hall tomorrow evening, when he
will be assisted by Mrs. Susan Galton-K X elcher,
Mr.. Carl Wolfsohn, Mr. Emil Gastel, and Mr..
Richard Ieckwer. The grand chorus will be
under the direction of Mr.. James Pcarcc. A
fine programme of first-cass music will be pre-
sented.
THE PATTI CONCERTS. Thursday and
Friday evenings of next week Miss Carlotta
Patti will give two concerts, and on Saturday a
matinee. These will be her last appearances in
this city previous to her departure for California
and South America. The sale of seats will com
mence on Monday.
THE SENTZ- -HAssLER ORCHESTRA will give a
matinee Mt Musical Fund Hall on Saturday.
THE PANORAMA OF "THE PILGRIM will
be exhibited this evening Mt Concert Hall.
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wANAMAKER d BROWN,
RELIABLE CLOTHING HOUSE,
SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
MAR RHED.

FRAKE-MoRToN.-On the 10th OF November, 1852
at No. 200S SAMSON street, by the Rev. DR.. II. Is. Mil
Ter, Mr.. READING FRAKE, formerly OF Mount Holly
n. j., to Miss SOPHIA W. MORTON, of Philadelphia.
LUCAs-FRY.-On the 28d instant, at Grace
Church, by the Rev. William Suddards, d. D., Will
LIAM II. LUCAS to Miss MARY ELLA FKY, all Of this
city.
KLEMM- HOFFMAN. in Camden, NJ j., March 20,
1870 by Rev. Frank Is. Rose, Pastor First Baptist
Church, Mr. WILLIAM G. KLEMM, of Philadelphia, to
Miss LAURA V. HOFFMAN, of Camden.
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HDI ED.

BRTEToN-on March o. 1870 LETTE t., daugh-
ter OF George f. and Mary E. L. Brinton, aged
years and months.
BRowE.-on the morning of the 22d Instant Will
LIAM BROWN, Jr., aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence, NO 6O6 s. Sixteenth street, on Friday after
Laurel Hill. II
CooLDGE.-This morning, EDWIN COOLIDGE
Due notice OF the funeral will be given.
HoRsTMAEN.-On the 2sd instant in Rome, Italy,
SAIIIE, second daughter OF Sigmund Il. and Eliza
beth w. Horstmann
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fout with disdain the questoner who should lay
before me the subject of freckes, or ask me
what kind of meat was most nourishing to the
brain. think after while my correspondents
would send me original questions or cease send
ing me any at all. ALI BABA.
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LUKENs.-On the 800 instant, at his residence, Ply
mouth, Pa, REUBBN LUKENs, formerly Of Pniladel-
pbia, in the list year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
TO attend the funeral SiXth-day the 25th instant
at 1917 A. M. Conveyance will he at Consh ohocken
to meet the A. NJ. train from Philadelphia (Ntnth
and Green). Interment at Laurel Hill. 80