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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-23
Goffoa Sfafeuaenf

NEW YORK. May el.-The net receipts OF the
week at all United States ports are 1850 bales.
The exports OF the week from all United Stss,s
ports 70 Great Britain were a, $50 bales The ex-
ports Of the week from all United states ports to
the continent were q, 415 bales. Tho stock on
hand and on shlpboard not yet cleared at all Uni
tod States ports Is Nv, 0c0 bales. III ~ y.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
few York stock and Money Market

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YoHK, May 81 = Noon. Stocks very
strong. Money easy at Ags per cent. Exchange
Long, 1925 short, ll0s. Gold, llas. United States
bonds, liz. Tennessee rs-E1-coupons, so3; new,
50. Virginia es--Ex-coupons, 81; new. %. Mis-
sonri cs, a4i. Louisiana es, old, 7sf. Lsves 90,
7as; s's, o.. Alabama ss, loli; Sc, "a Georgia
as 81: 7's. sss North Carolina rs-old, 81;
new, az. South Carolina s's-Old, 90; new, o.,
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temporarily stunned, and DR.. D. w. Bliss,
who was immediately summoned, was as
tonished to find that no bones were broken,
and few, if any, bruises sustained by the
accident. Fitzgerald was cared for at once,
and is doing we'll Washington Star.
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, v7Rdil
;, SUMMER, 1870.

!
This elegant establishment win be opened for
tho reception or visitors on the FIRST DAY OF
JUNE, 1870. So = .I,iiG.s'
The projectors, with the experience OF the last
summer, aud having made many changes In the
different departments Of this extensive WATER
ING.PLkCE, each or which IL will be their en-
deavor to improve, extend . pleasant reception to
The GOTTA Es are LARGE and COMMODI.
Gus, SEPARATE and DISTINCT from each
other, and lifted UP with new furniture.
Every effort or the proprietors will be put forth
to make their guests com fortable and II will Ie
Lheir aim u keep up the Fepataliou OF te MONT
geometry WHITE SULPHUR.
The social rs well ~ tile cay Will and that ibis
| place has peculiar advantages over many OF the
VAT" An elegant BAND ~ Music has been
cured. 49,
have been atted up for the amusement and COM
Post-Siice express once, telegraph Office, on
| the prenfseJ, for convenience and Intercourse
! with aY3rySYf6 OF the world ~-ass--
End Tenssssee s{ffSad % Big Tunnel, and take
the Springs Branch railroad which lands them
directly ii, the receptioif-ouse at Tive Springs.
Boari.-Ss per day, $2s per week, 90 per month.
For further particulars, address
- ~ 't37lG:Fs WILSON Il LORENTZ,
my law ~ :. IN r. Projectors.
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Financial and Commercial.

Gzafn ard FIGur MArAss.
CORN AND TLoUH E1cHAaoH,,
=. RICHMOND Va, May u, 1879. !
Wheat.-w1ite. l.s bushels. Red none.
Qoks.-l, 245 bushals. E.5J@T
RYs.- u Bushels. 80,
ReaL-e6 bushels
BAGEH.
WHsnL-Wh 14s bushels yery good at ef.<a;
Corn,-Whlte, 900 bushels very good az el.1e.
Mtxed, 50 bushels ut 81. TO- 1903 bushels Mt Ss.Is ~
0dts.-443 bushels very good nc csc. ! a.,
HedL-2s bushels tunboltedl At $l.se-
RR-ExHrBITRD.
Coru.-Whlte, % bushels. i
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ForeIsu NIarketsLfBy TsnEeRApH,.

LIVERPOOL, May -Eoon.-sotton steady; up
lands, loaQIld.; Orleans, lid. Red western Wheat
Be-. ~. 7'"' -" ". -9f ..f -".s
IiIvERPooL. May e1-Euentng. Cotton steady !;
bales. Corn, 2ss. Pork 1o2s. Cd. - - .
LONDON, May 2l-Hoon.-Consols, OF. United
States bonds, s3a. 0s.#. Ht
PARIS, May ei.-Bourse openedquiet. Rentes,
7lf. Qlc.
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NEW YORK, May 21.-Loans have in
creased one million and three-quarters. Spe-
Gle increased one million and u bali. Circu-
ation increased trifle. Deposits increased
over four million. Legal-tenders increased
over one million.
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Preslytarinn Assembly.

PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-The Assembly
considered to-day the question Of bounda-
ries. The report was re-committed, and an
enlargement of both presbyters and synods
Was asked for -.
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Masonic TEMPLE. - The new Masonic
temple was dedicated In Washington Eri.
day night with imposing Masonic honors.
Benjamin Perley Poore, Of Massachusetts,
delivered the inaugural address,
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SIGN1FIcANr-A gentleman oflarge means
from the North having determined to come
South to settle, chose Wilmington, n. e.,
as his future home. He went down to make
arrangements for his intended change OF To-
cation, rent warehouse, &c.
Upon landing, he saw negro policeman
ON the wharf, and he was so shocked by it
that he went back North by the same
steamer that had brought him, declaring
that, much as he desired to make Whining
ton his home, he could never live in city
whose police were negroes.-NotJolk Jour-
nal. So: ss-- stsssss.t
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS, ,

ID api.;.q 800 bath COUNTY, VA.
This pleasant and attractive SUMMER RE-
SORT Will be open TO receive visitors JUNE /,
1870. tt II situated ten miles from Aiilboro|
Depot, Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. and
immediately On the best and most direct stage
aud Healing Springs. -'t'
Tue waters are tonic! deobstsueRt Alternative.
the cure OF all cutaneous diseases, scrofuls,
chronic darrhGa, chronic thrush, dyspepsia,
nervous debility, &C., and are especially noted
the female constitution. -,3E $.y,s4
The proprietor IS now prepared 10 offer unusual
Inducements 70 both tnvsaids and peasure-seekers,
as he has rear1ef and furnished the rooms of the
large hotels and handsome cottages Ia style supe-
rior In point or elegance and comfort to those at
any OF tie Virginia Springs. -
Those Wishing 70 secure choice Of cottages or
rooms would do well 10 apply early, as arrange
For circulars, 8 c., giving fnlf Information, ad-
dress JOSEPH BAXTER,
LOO Proprietor Bath Alum springs; Va.
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COMsI1saron MEKgMAHTs.

LEE q Coz
as EXCHANGE PLACE,
BALTIMORE, MD,
otter their services 20 the manufacturers Of Yir-
glnia and North GsroII L for the sale OF MANU-
Liberal cash advances on shipments.
PHILIP; 4. BALI, .salesnaa-s ap zs-eodam
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PLUmBHNG---ssAs-FTTTqNG.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, would inform their
e,stomers and the public ats large that they
are prepared 10 do STEAM AND aAs-FITTiNG
In connection with their PLgMBING and TIN
good selection OF FAMIEYrINwARE al
wayy on hand. >. s.N-E,' =
ROOFING and SPOUTINg done promptly.
Give us @ call at No. 7aS Maip street.
my M-2w AUG ARSEIL, JR., co.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES, May 81, 1870.

To the Editors Of The Dispatch:
In reply to the many letters have re.
ccived asking me TO recommend some pro-
per person as assistant marshal for the cOun-
ty Of Fluvanna, l will say that called to
see the United States marshal today, and
he informed me that he had appointed
Henry G. Harris Icolored) upon the recon-
neudation of Judge Riyes, of Albemarle,
and Senator Lewis. l had recommended
another for the position. JOHN HENSON.
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One hundred and fifty colored men have
lust returned to Lychburg from the South.
The Ne,ps calls upon challengers to be vigi-
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NTOTICE.-TO MY FRIENDScTMA
IN AND THE PUBLIC AT LARGE, Ssf2SSI-.
have opened Gymnasium Hail. on Franklin be
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, as HIRING ana
BOARD STABLE. 1t Is u large, ro0ny house.
The best care will be paid 10 board horses and
vehicles. Having had eighteen years experience,
give me their patronage.
my.0 lot WILLIAM III. SUTHERI.AED.e
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This f:.r0rite and celebrated WATERING
PLACE ia now In complete order for the recer-
ton Of guests.i, s i. >. nj .8A
Some In. portant improvements have been added
to the buildings since the establishment passed
into the hands of the present proprietor, and Is
Ills purpose to keep 1t In, a style not surpassed
anywhere in!Yirginis.. 49,. ~,
The remarkable medicinal and curative power
OF the water ts we'll known To- the medical profess
SION and to tho springs going puDlic. As IN AL
TEKATIYE, a DIFFUSIVE STTMULANT and
TONIC, there Is no known mineral water equal
TO It. In all arnmc conditions or the system and
broken down states of the constitution, loss OF
appetite, and general nervous ;prpstration, Its
powers and virtue IS q restorative may be safely
pronounced to be without q known rival amongst
the mineral waters Of the world '-sds
They are especially Indicated In the whole class
of ailments peculiar to the female constitution.
4 The proprietor win have provided for the lawns
] and ball-roomia fTst class band OF music ana
In general all the sources Of amusement and re-
creation usually found at onr best summer resorts
win be at the command Of the guests at crock
| BRIDGE ALUM -'s'' = -.
The piacets within eleven to thirteen hours Of
] Richmond, Washington. Baltimore. &C., by rail !;
all In daylight. Passengers leave the cars Of the
l Chesapeake and Ohio railroad at Goshen depot,
l and new and elegant stage-coaches, passing ra-
| pidly over u smooth and level road OF only eight
miles set down the visitors at the springs to tea
Telegraph Office In the hotel.
,-'IE JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
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miscellaneous.

General Sherman has ordered that Major
II. Fl. Stanton, paymastcr United States
army, continue on duty ut Richmond, Va,
and, in addition to his reconstruction duties,
he will also pay the troops in the late de-
partmcnt OF Virginia.
Secretary Robson returned from Anna
polls to-day, having gone there to attend
the hop given by the midShipmen last night,
Rumor has it that an engagement exists
between DIR. Robson and Miss Borie, i
niece Of the eX-Secretary ofthe Navy.
General Jordan, late commander of the
Cuban forces, IS III the city, and expects
to 60 before the Foreign Affairs committee
next week.
Professor Joseph Henri, secretary Of the
Smithsonian Institute, will sail for Europe
in few days.
A quadroon woman has been. appointed
clerk in the Treasury Department.
The unfortunate controversy which has
sprung up in Kentucky between the friends
of Governor Stevenson and Senator Nc
Creary and others is sseeoming more severe.
= s-<aSZ,,
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Special kilograms TO the Dispatch. =
: WAsHIEGroN, May q, 1870.
Am Outrage,

. WASHINGTON, May q, 1870.
Am Outrage,
In the House this afternoon another out
rage upon law, evidence, and justice, was
attempted by the extreme portion of the
Radical party, in the case Of Newsham
against Ryan, fourth district of Louisiana.
MFR. Ryan Democrat) had received about
6, 900 majority for Congress in vote of over
90, 600, and notwithstanding this fact the
Radical subcommittee on elections threw
out the vote in several parishes, and re-
ported aresolution that Newsham Radical),
competitor of Ryan, was elected bya small
majority. The unfalrness Of this action of
the committee was 30 barefaced that even a
portion of the Radical members of the
House refused to adopt it, and voted with
the Democratic members in an effort to
prevent Newsham from taking his seat,
Ryan was declared not entitled to his seat
by a very close vote, and upon the resolu-
ton that Newsham was entitled to the
seat the House was pretty evenly di-
vided, and the Democrats declared that
it was better to have vacancy than to
have usurper in the House, and thereupon
they proceeded to dilatory motions to pre-
vent Newsham from being seated. The
dilatory motions had proceeded for some
time, amid good deal of excitement, when
it was proposed to take vote on the report
next Monday at 3 O'clock. On that occa-
sion it is believed a vote cannotbe obtained
In favor Of seating Newsham, and the case
will probably be referred to the people OF
Louisiana. .4..I . .s... :. ....
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DRY GOODS.

TUST RECEIVED AT JULIUS
u SYCLE'S, ais BROAD STREET, Be
TWEEN FOURTH and FIFTH, large lot
of GRENADINES from auction, plain and
plaid and striped; figured and striped Green's
dimes. most beautiful, at s7te. TO 4oe, LENOS
CSC. q full line or white and colored Piques,
French Swiss Organdies, Dimities !; plaid and
strired Nainsooks and Swlsses: Swiss and Lace
Putting, &C., at JULIUS SYCLE'S
my Broau street.
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|srsa THE ROGKRRInGE WATER,
put up In glass, containing all the medicinal qua
titles Ms when drank at les fountain head 10 Kept
for sale nc the we'll known houses cfbtessrs. PUR
CELL, LADD i Co., Druggists. Richmond, Va. !;
and WOODRUFF & Co., LynchburG, Va. ; who will
furnish pamphlets containing letters OF eminent
phy sicians, with few certificates out Of many OF
the wonderful cures effected by these waters.
NV IyQ
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.ERENCH ORGANIZES, l. a W N s;
II Percales, s0lid-cOlored Cambrlcs, and O large
lot Sun Umbrellas and Parasols, ut -
JULIUSsSYCLE'S, +.
NV 81 +t.'-.s E.. aFs- dl5 Broad street.
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NOTICE.. j. BEASLEY begs leave to
~ Inform thoge having SECTIONS IN HOLLY
WOOD that he IL prepared to receive anu attend
TO orders for turing sections and graves cleaning
sections and painting fences. He can be found at
No. East Jackson street, or II addressed through
the city post office win give prompt attention
inf H' - ] SGTsH3sgT
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The Mails.

Mr.. William Gray, the accredited agent
of New Zealand to the United States for the
purpose of negotiating an arrangement for
transportation of the colonial mails from
Sun Francisco to New York had an inter-
view with the President to-day, and in
formed the latter that arrangements had
been completed with Postmaster General
Cresswell whereby the mails will lie carried
by the Pacific railroad and thence to Liver
pool. ... -
Mr.. Gray assured the President that il
this Government would subsidlse line of
steamers from San Francisco to the Colo
MES the latter would follow the example,
The President approved the action of the
Postmaster-General, and hoped Congress
would aid in the establishment OF an Ameri
pon line ot Stpamprs
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RICHMOND, May 10, 1879.

RICHMOND, Miy EB, ISTU.
THE STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA.
4 The subscriptions ~ the STOCK OF this Bank
already made amounting To Il sum above the capi-
tai ut which 1t Is authorized IA commence busi-
ness, the president and cashier have the satisfac
ton To announce that there will be delay In be-
ginning business. Subscribers 10 the stock OF the
bank respectfully requested to AL 1T the office
Of Messrs. II. III. MAURY i CO., where the presi-
dent aud cashier VIII be pleased to see them.
WILLIAM II. MACFARLAND,P President.
j. Nj. GODDIS, Cashier. my 20-3t
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CILvERPLATED WARE AND TABLE
y CUTLERY.-JUIIN ASH Err, 1906 Main street
next house To Paine 4 Co.'S, Is this day opening
l. full line or SIIVERPLATHD WARE, embra-
cling new and handsome designs ia .... .....
TEA SETS,
CAKE BASKETS, ...-t,..-., a..
ICE PITCHERS,
CASTORS, ~. ..-,.. .....
MOLASSES CANS, .-.~. -.
FORKS, -.
SPOONS, and LADIES, r." 2.
together with s''S''r'"E t.''
IVORY TABLE CUTLERY, 3ss-
to which he invites the attention OF purchasers.
nv 10 s-t#'
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II ACE POINTS.-Lace Points Of all de-
~ scriptions, and prices to suit every body good
Kid Gloves ut 81. IS at JULIUS SfCLE'S.
nv 81 ....... ais Broad street.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LACE
IA COLLARS, Pique Trimmings, Linen Collars
end Cuffs something new and some more OF
those cheap Hem-stltched Handkerchefs at one
shilling, 1T .f.g .t" JULIus.sYOLE's
See our cheap Handkerchtefs ut $50. per dozen.
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FIGHT-QUARTER LACE, GRENA-
EDINES, and Barge, for shawls; Iron Irena-
dimes and Bareges from s5c. upwards and fine
assortment of Silk and Linen Fans, Just received
at = w JULIUS SFCLE's,
. J l.'H. AIS Broad street.
Good Kid Gloves ut 81, 25, my 81
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SHAWLS.-SHAWLS Of all kinds, from
- TIC. upwards and good Corset at s5c., whale
hone Warranted at JULIUS SYCLE'S.
4l5 Broad street.
Ladies' and Gents Gauze Lille Underwear.
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TuE ATTENTION OF COUNTRY
L MERCHANTS is called particularly to our
stock, as they will always fnd 1t full and COM
plete. A fine selection OF Dress Goods always on
hand. -...s 50 ..,f. - JULIUS SiCLE,
mvei AIS Broad street.
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A FULLLINE OF CASSIAIERES, COT
n TONAUES. and Linens, of all kinds of plaid
ana striped at CSC. and upwards, for boys, anu
gents wear, ut JULIUS SYCLE'S,
nv. ~ AIS Broad street.
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HOSIERY, GLOVES, BOSOMS, SASH
II RIBBONS, Thread and Valencien Laces
ire ~, Emhroiderlcs. and Notions OF all kinds,
MANY more articles which we cannot mention. SO
don'i forget to call on -JUlIU3SfCLF,
- AIS Broad street.
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.pOCKBRDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
E-fN-t q | p -,slt"-
OPEN MAY Is, 1910.

nv eu-.am1 '''' -' 10y
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VRaIS1A.-~Au Office is established at
NIim4Svlle, Augusta county, Va, near
route Harrisonburg to b th Alum Springs,
and J Ohm Evey appointed postmaster. At
Maymeadows, Wythe county, Lewis W.
Kiusanpn is appointed postmaster ptce X.
G. Baxter, resigned. On the line between
Raleigh, n. c., and Norfolk, Va, Isaac 5,
Mullins is appointed route agent; at Si ,oSl
n,r aunllm, vce j. II. Shore, declined.
S4I0r0ti3aq Office. p Postmaster General
Cre,w,!l has designated Fredericksburg,
Va, As a separating office from LIST April,
1870, and allowed 5000 per annum TO pay
for clerical assistance in asserting the mali
GENERAL JoRpAN's Acknowledgement
Jordan, late commander OF the CupaG
forces, arrived in Washington Friday and
visited the capitol, and was warmly re-
ceiyed by quite number OF members. Tie
will probably appear before the House Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs next week, by III
yitation, and give his views on the condl.
ton Of the inslirgcnt cause In Cuba.
Acc,uysr AT WIZARDS HorEL.--AbOut
n O'Clock this morning on accident occur
red at Wizards Hotel WHICH Galh6 nfar re-
,.,,l,;ny i'm Inc death of one Of the employees
81 tha1 establishment. MIR. John Fitzger-
nid known M the "furniture man, and
In charge Of various minor branches OF
work there, was standing on the oatef si'i
Of \ fourth-story window ffohung on Tue
inner court, either cleaning tie "lhuoN u
' ,av;na directions therefor, when he sud,
S,'s lost his footing, and was precipitated
ahn';, TIVE feet downwards towards ths
rn"f Of S the kitchen below. In the roof,
and directly in the line Of descent, was !, :
dead 1t,.n light Of unusual thickness, through
witch he went rs il 1t were an ordllar.
D mp of glass, and landed on the tile pave I've,
vet be distinguished depression caused ny
The fail. Notwithstanding this, he was only
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-13

There will be a matinee tomorrow, and to-
morrow evening Mr.. M. w. Fiske will have
benefit.
On Monday evening next the variety troupe
from the Adelphi Theatre, Boston, will COM
mence a season under the management of Mr..
James Pilgrim. This combination includes the
Morlacchi ballet troupe, full burleque COM
pany and great number of performers of spe-
cialties, so that the entertainment can scarcely
fail to present sufficient attractive features to
please all tastes
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Will
liame will have farewell benefit this evening,
when they will appear in the domestic drama of
All Hdlloto EUe: or, Snap Apple Night, the CO.
medietta of In and ont Of Place, and the farce
of The Irish Tiger.
On Monday the military drama of Not Guilty
will be produced.
AT THE ARCH Mr.. Joseph X. Emmett will
have q benefit this evening, when he will per-
senate 'Fritz" in the drama of Fritz, our Cousin
German. A matinee tomorrow.
AT DUPRKz 81 BENBDICTs OPERA HOUSE
MacEvoy's "Hibernicon" has made great hit
This panorama and its incidentals make a very
pleasing entertainment that is well worth
visiting.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE,
an attractive programme of minstrelsy will be
presented this evening.
THE PANORAMA OF ''THE PILGRIM" will be
exhibited at Concert Hall this evening for the
benefit of Atlantic Divisions 8. of T., No. 15S
THE PENNSYLVANIA POLYTECHNIC AND ANA
ToMICAL MUSEUM is now open at No. I2Oo
Chestnut street.
Mr. CARL WoLFsoHN will give concert to-
morrow evening at the Foyer of the Academy
of Music, when the following programme will
be presented
Mss ssrs Wofsohn, Kopta, and Hennig,
s0ns-Der Lnden6anpM Ne t;ssttci aO'rt
Piano SoloVase Etude Raft
Carl Wolfsohn.
Solo Vion-Reverle. =. ;:......" ...VIeuxtemps
MIR. Wenzel Kopta.
Song -Ertihl hlinOau Sch mn ann
Mr.. Gastel
II.
Sonata, Sharp Minor (Moonlight) by particular
quest. beethoven
Carl Wolfsohn.
Solo nceo-Adago. Mozart
Mr.. Rudolph Henoig.
March Mtaire (Schubert) first time. ....... .Tausg
Carl Wolfsohn.
Mr. Gastel.
Duo for Two Pianos-Rondo Chopin
Master Bar and Carl Wolfsshn
THE SENTZ-HAsSLER ORCHESTRA will give O
matinee performance tomorrow at Musical
Fund Hall.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The City Apusemonrs.

AT THE ACADEMY OF Music this evening a
grand complimentary benefit TO Mr.. John Toy
will be given. The programme arranged for the
occasion is one of unusual attractions, and it
ougbt TO fill the house independently of the
merits of the beneficiary Mr.. Toy, however.
is one of the most popular men In the city, aud
his numerous friends will doubtless be glad to
contribute to the success of such an affair as
this.
AT THE CHEsNUT Mrs. James A. Oates whl
have a farewell benefit this evening, when she
will appear as ''Josephine" in the Daughter o.
me Regiment. and as ''Gracefu" in the Fan
one Scih The Blonde Wig
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-13

WHY BE TROUBLED WITH COUGHS, Colds, Hoarseness,
or indeed any Pulmonary Bronchial Complaint, waen
a remedy safe thorough and easily obtainable as Dr.
Jaynes Expectorant be had! Those who have con.
tracted severe may their lungs from the dan
gerous irritation which frequently brings about Consump
tion by promptly resorng to the Expectorant ard
threatened with Throat disease will find this remedy
equally eeotual in aording relief from obstructng
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ALL HAIL
On Sunday last, bout half past two.
The gathering clouds of sombre hue
Were flying past with quickened pace,
As if contending in a race.
Loud peals of thunder burst; anon,
The lightning flashed and then the storm
Burst in its fury DER the land,
Bringing destruction. death, on every hand
The frozen raindrops, from the skies
Fell to earth. of prodigous size,
And man and beast in terror fled.
While many in their fear fell dead.
The bravest of the brave aghast
Stood, while the storm went howlng past,
And viewed the havoc far and wide
From temporary shelter tried.
The storm exhausted, again the sun
The ruins sheds its light upon.
And there in safety, as before,
Stood STOKES FAMOUS CLOTHING STORE;
There people flock and take away
The best m ade Clothing of the day;
The number you have heard before,
IN CHEsNUT STREET, EIGHT TWENTY FOUR.