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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-07-25
BulLDERs. ARCHITECTS. &c.

r.. +. SPRAGUE,
rARPENTER AND BUILDER. shop on
~ I'm Avenue. between Commercial and
Mechanics street. All calls promptly attend
eel to. Jan152 II
JACOB KIZER,
TARRlAGE TRIMMING, at Ryan &
Corners carriage shop. Work done
Ia the best manner aud on most reason
able terms. Manufactures tents and wa
son covers. 2Sm4# JACOB kIZER.
CARPENTERS AND JOINERs.
DAVIDSON, RAWLINGS & APPLE
IL BY, may lie found ut their shop ON
tn avenue, between Mechanics and Mar
ket ttreets, ut Bensch II Jones old stand.
Are prepared TO DO all kinds OF work.
Furnish plans and specifications for pub
lie or private buildings.
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best spneinen lace work, hem-stitch. 50
LOT 53-BorANY, GEOLOGY AND ZOOLOGY.
best collection, illustrating botany of

CLASS L---NA1U RAL HISTORY.
JIM. MILLER. Superintendent.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS.
1. Articles, other than stock, will
be received on and after the 18th of
September, and may be shipped TO
the care OF the Secretary but in no
case will such articles be brought on
the grounds and placed on exhibi-
ton, except by and at the expense
of the owner or his authorized
agent.
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ENIPoRIA, KANSAS, FRIDAY, JULY %, 1873

spoke dressing. machine. .-...-. do
wood saving machine ..--,----.----- do
Lor 35--sTovEs, CASTINGS AND WORKED
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LOT 4s-pBEAp, CAKE AMP rleKKEs.

sugar cured haS., best cOrncu
beeI, best dried beef apd best
canned fresh meats, by profess
sional packer, each --.---.---.---d diploma
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RULES FOR pLoWING.

The blowing will be in old ground, aud
competition open to the world. The
name Of the plowman must be given, as
fima of entry
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ia. MOORE, NJ. u,
DIYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Onice Mt
l. the Drug Store OF Moore Il Weaver.
w. w. HIBEEN,
DuYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Onice in
4 IIanna's building 1872 Commercial street
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implement Tor cut ing corn staIks-.- do
self-adjusting bag holder ....--...-.. do
Largest and best display of agricultural
implements. by the manufacturer or
his agent =. =. ..-------.---- do
trial by the committee, under the supervision
OF the snperinteudenI.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-07-25

+NoTE,-On Monday at 3 p M. the first day
of the fair, all cooking stoves competing for
can award-will be tested in the open air, each
stove TO be supplied with pipe ten feet long
and the fuel weighed. Pans of an equal size,
filled with dough. will be furnished by the
Society, and at given signal all have TO start
a fire The committee will consiS ( of one
practical baker, one hotel keeper. and three
ladies.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-07-25

A Lancaster, Pa, undertaken
advertises: "Get your holiday
collins Of j. Waterhouse."
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Weight for the wagon, sang
the fat lady.
Spots on the sun-Freekles on
your boys face.
Captain Jack is said TO have
asked to be tried by jury of In
dians.
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l.. ID. JACOBS, M. D.,
nFFICE in NEWS Block, up stairs.
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An erudite insurance agent sent
the following dispatch TO a West
ern Office just after the Boston
fire: "Our companies all sound rs
nut. Loss will not exceed $780,
600. Advance rates % per cent.
and go ahead. Our motto is still
Soc ct tn EN-"
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lot 4o-FLOWERS AND PLANTS.
The following premiums will be awarded
for the best floral display, to include
plants in bloom, foliage plants, cut
flowers and floral designs, baskets,
stands etc
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
Boxer,a Hoof Liniment.

After 50 years practical experIenoe With horses:
In staging ssaming. &c., have learned tnat mere
horses have besn enppled by tnattenti,9n % s Ens
feet than all other Diseases epmblneds AiteI Hl9nS
STpsrimentb have found the true remedy 70 PRK-
yRRF the disease Of the hOof o. restore 9aSr neg
Iisenco 10 what nature intended L should be-fhc
great support Of the R0Ile aaimat 1.-THE hoot m
hamod aud diseased the animal IL eOmparanveiy
worthless, his ni@snt viii snTsiv PregsAs t,s tnls
CTaekS. COntraotiOn Of ths Back 6ineW, gensIalk
eSilOd Knos-Spfung, &e.O end restore those t9At
have been crippled BY the UAQt Of such remedy.
a Try IT, and Il will never >fail u properly ap-
Bstha ne horses foot once a weak, OF oisensr u
eioSe to he halr. M, g. BOYER,
S'N0N - NorristoWn. Pa.
NR.M. @. EoYRR--DeaT Sir. This b 70 esrtlfy
that have used yonF Linimont In my stable LOT
thFee months paAt, on more than one hn1dred nor
Sss' and Ind 4 tke best pTepafatiOn have ever
used on horses. II is far better than y0u recon-
n HlIhu n II ~ 0o-4 HAIRY HAA1LTON,
No. 1872 West 3lst street, New YORK t1ty'
T. BRIN0HURSr B CO.. prugGist ofner1.l
and n aFket streets W Wilmington, haVt4490eea 40
pointod AGENTS for this valuable Hnd pupalaf HOO
Einiment, are fully pFepAVed supply it Wholesai,
and retail at the mRngfaetursr's PRICES.
sep l9-dtaWkW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
LOCAL. lMTELLleEMck.

! More snow, to-day.
City Council meets tc-night r
WorkinGmsns Loan Association meets tonight
New teas for sale cheap, corner 4th and Mar
kbt streets. a tN tr tys.tssl
The recent inlantcide has 6ll4d Newark with
horror aud excitement. t.t- $50" 4s
Very superb roasted coffee, tOr sale AZ Grip
pens 4th and Market streets. v
Governor Ponder pOsasd through this city this
morning on his way 10 Pbi'aesphis. .'.t-. .a5a
The best old pure cider vinegar is for sale ct
James Crippen's 4th Al d Market street,
The Buffalo Assembly will give a bail at St.
Mary's College, on the night Of Easter Monday.
Canned tomatoes, canned corn, canned lobster
canned peaches, pickles, ssTdiues aud fine lot Of
ell kinds OF groceries.
Rev. J. NJ. p. OTIS, of Columbia, Tonnessee,
was last evening unanimously called 10 the pas
iorate of the West Presbyterian Church Of this
city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

woRKINohEN's CO OPERATIVE ENTERPRISE CON-
PANY-WHERE SHALL IT sETTLRf no NDUcE-
NENTs YET OFTEREp PY wnMTNdToN-THR
COMPANY IN EARNEST
rs has been previously mentioned in these col
umns, numbar Of skilled mechanics, Of this city,
some time ago, met together, and decided to form
cooperative association Tor the prosecution Of some
one OF the important branches Of Wilmington in
dustTies. Meshngs were held, and the association
formed, under tho name OF Workingmen's Co-oE-
eratiye Enterprise Company. This name was
adopted for the reason that, although the prevail
ing opinion seemed to incline toward car bnilding
e. The industry to be selected upon, 1t le the As
ISOLATION free to prosecute any other branch Of in
dustFy which it should deem more lucrative or ad-
VantageOus. The number Of members it was deci-
ded 70 limit to fifty, and this number has already
been secured These fifty men are nearly al me.
chanicF, skilled WOrkmep, and would bring 10 the
business they prosecute, thorough knowledge Of
all the mechanical departments.
IL was decided that the Association, tOstaEt bus
iness properly, would need capital of about $780,
600, and being men OF limited means, they, began
70 look around them for sites, which, in addition
TO being eligible location, would offer sufficient
pecnniafy Inducements 70 make It q matter ofsuc-
oeasful policy 10 settle. To this end, 4 COMMITTEES
was appointed, at recent meeting, TO visit neigh
boring towns and manufacturing locaiitiep, in OIL
der 70 ascertain the various facilities OF each and
q dad out what Inducements would Be offered by
- business men nad capitalists Of the places wis.,
teu. Aocot0k0HAy, the Commtby9o St1lte0 O1toro.
Kennstt square, Nechanicsburg, Coatesville, and
several cher places. in PennsylVanis. At each
place they ware cordially received, and induce
ments for LEGATION of the most AatteFing kinds
hsId Quito them. Thsss induesments, for the pre-
cent, are Is b. kept quiet Several accounts IN
relation to them have bepn made public, through
various sources, oome Of Q greatly exnggratoa
character. Mona Of them are eugrcgly however,
but we were informed by msmbcg q the COM
mittee that q moEe than one place. olafs had bsen
made, N addition 70 an eligible site, of capital al
most e large g that they had decided necessary
loE them % aaaRt with pB0periy. Chester, New.
pOFt, Nee c9Sila. andeSVofal othar places remain
70 Be visited, aftR which tie committee will nnaka
their ahal Fsp6st 10 ths Oompanys who viii select
the location, probably basing their Sslection upon
the extent and fnvorsblO character Of the induce
ments held forth.
Notwithstanding al the ezsFtionS made BY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
SOCIETIES.
IEKEErHas rms EvRR1na

Jefferson Lodge, No. 9. /. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellow Hall, Third and King.
Ksokuk Tribe, No. 3, L o. h. H., At Red Mems
Aall, AIS Market street.
Wilmington Division, Ne. 1, 8. Of T., at Fifth
and Market streets. ff
Wilmington Council, No. /, o. u. A. N, at
Mechanics Hail. 2l9 King street
Hops Council, No. 2, JF. o. u. A. M at Hall
Fifth and Market streets
Lady Warrington Home Communion. at 6O4
Market street.
Clayton Lodge, DO. 4, X. Of D., at Knights OF
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
Eden Lodge, No 81, OF, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
.mIaaas .aalalg


nsighboring towns 10 secure the location Of the
Company in their midst Wilmington has not yet
mMO single step 70 Sas a lhis nd, This apathy
10 hard 70 understands 90 aoo9 uus generally exc
ist among our active business men and capitalists.
II must not bosapbossd tAat mis- y an idle move
on The pert ef the COMPANY They are in earn
ebt and mean huknsss. They viii locate at TIE
place Offering the NEST favorable Inducements,
ana unless Wilmington win do this (which she
easily Gao Any sklllsd mechanics, aud the pro-
ducts Of tA6if iabof, ancuntinG probably to
thousands Of dollafu yearly, wlll be lost to our
busy ana proaperoas city. Oan we afford 70
allow thisF YetH come action ID not taken in
regard to the matter it will surely come 70 pass.
The Company for the present % working
quietly, but effectively, wishing TO avod the con-
fusion and misconstraotion which would be pro-
duced by giving publicity to their plans, before
they are matlred, Thsir meetings, therefore, are
private, hut after they effsa, ana orgaalkAtioh
which will be in about two or three weeks, theiI
proceedings wilt be made public, and their inten'
tions freely made known % all. tsi
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

PRESERVATION. Mrs. Mary A. Evans, who
has been for several years connected with the
Mission Sunday School Of this town, will, We
understand, shortly leave here TO take up her
residence 10 Wilmington. On Sunday last Mrs.
E. vas presented With beaulifol picture, ,nently
framed: ~ which was grouped her scholars and
the Superintendent OF the school, Mrs. n. T.
Iemsn. The presentation Wss made BY Mr..
Richard Cunning, on behalf Of the school, in 4
very appropriate address. Mrs. Evans will
carry with her the best wishes Of school Of which
she has been so long an active and efficient
member. = Smyrna InttlGigencer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
CONNIE RcIAL
RueInasa NotIcea.

Cheap Coot-StOve S6.75, Nut $500 per 224O
pounds for cash only, at wharf South of Market
street Bridge. fe62l-n WM. J. Brown
To Pic Nc PARTIEs.-A tine assortment OF
English pickles and sauces OF all kinds Walnut
and Tomatoe catsup. fresh Salmon, LoosteIs, Sar-
dimes, PIekled and Cove Oysters, BE, &c. Alse
Matthews Il Lstours celebrated olive oils at
BOWMAN'S the GTocer's 4th and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass PRESERVE
kettles, Mason. Dexter. Valve. Wilcox, and 9th
glass. stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap
at ROWMAN'S the Grocers 4th and Lombard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

According TO the Florence correspondent of
the BCenlng Post q new painter, declared by
peared during this century, is now exhibiting
SIX Of his pictures at Florence. He Is . Russian,
aud his n&meis, Of course, almost unprOnOunce.
able by Englise lips, being AivazoYasky. He
Is a royal painter 70 the MuscoVita court. His
style is Is modelled from study Of the works
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
CITY NOTICES.
Perfume Ao mIzers.

An elegant, pleasing. simple and useful apparatus
for difusiug periume. in the most economical man
ner. s. sntinK the clothing handkerchief and hair
and fer making cooling and soothing applications OF
water or other liquids for headache inhamed eyes.
burns sensitive surfaces nc. also for disnfecting
aud perfuming the eitA Iu9tn. For safe by
4. BRINGnURoT x Co.
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

AccDRNTs--Mr. Henry Lisnbsrger had one 3
his hands terribly laceTAted on Thursday last By
being caught 1hdOr the knives Of . RahHGes cattSs
in tho establishment Of his father in smyrna.
Reese Jones, cOlorsd. also Of smyrna, met with
q painful accident on Saturday evening. last. II
seems that Reese Was ha0lng wood when his
horse became fractions and startOd of, throwing
him from the cart, one wheel Of which passed
over one Of Ms legs. causing painful though not
serious injury; and stick Of wood fell IRON the
cart on his face eating his nose and cheek in q
terrible manner.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
CITY ms,

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 2S5 Marke
street. respectfully informs bis friend and the public
in general that be keeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines. and thar a competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick call at tha
store and that charge made except the regular
price the medicines the same price they would
pay anywhere else; but that ne one is visited at
their residences
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.-Ten tTains
leave Wilmington daily for Philadelphi except
Sunday; while sixteen trains leave Chester daily
for Philadelphia.
The $50 and l015 p. IN. trains from Phila-
dslphia for this city passes ogeF the new Darby
improvement road; also the trains leaving Viii
mington at Gas, a. %. and p. u.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
MANHOODV
now LOsr. now ass TORkDl

JusG published. q nsw edition N
AM Dr. culVerWen's 6olebGated ossayUh
49, the radical care without N edlcSns
fspeFmatoTFh@eso OF aem1neA sak
noas HInvolu ntAFy Semtnal Losees. lupOteney'
Mental and Physical Insapaeity, 1mpedlmepnt9 t9
Marriage. etc also Consum Ep,,sFsyss anu
agance, ~ -.
Tho celebrated authOP. in this admi iTahla essay
clearly demonstrates, freIa thirty ysAF1 saeeefsc
fnl practice, that the alarming conseQuehee OF
self-abuse may be radically cured without the dan
gOFou6 use af iptsgnsl Rodtelne 9I ne 4pPneqtios
81 the knife pointing out mode OF care % pe2e
simple. csrtafa. and slsotgaL. ~ msasepg Unna
bc, may care himself eheaPly. privately and radi'
callS, - .y..y
70 nth and every man 10 the laue.
eRt, q sdsF seal, in plain enVsloge A eay "a
b ddrOssi lg the publlsheIa; o,,
Also, Ur. CulVefwetfs Marriage Saide' pf'es'
y eg9ss. 1dss.s ths Publishsr& sEk
CHAs. J. G. KLINE 4, co.
l9aDO WORy NeW 10Gks
aOtaw POst-hS Boz sees
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

A GooD SALE.-At the public sale of o. H.
Appleby's stock and farming utensils, in Red
Lion HID, few days ago, advertised in the
GaEette) the prices received were 90 good that
the amount was $500 more than Mr.. Appleby
had calculated upSn. Mr.. A., in consideration
Of his good luck, paid the auSiioneers, J.. w
Sddham Son, ,one-third more than the amount
agreed upon for their SERVICES.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
steam AtonIrers,

For the Inhalation Of atOmi1ed fluids in tae treat
ment Of chronic diseases of the throat air passages
and lungs. Being self acting they produced an even
and continuous flow Of 81 -ay without Inconvenience
or labor. During the Ast two three wears We
have supplied several dvEen OF these atomiEers and
in most cases with very Satisfactory results.
f BRINGnURST Co, APO; heearies,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

CAR SHIFNENTs-On Wednesday, the jackson
x Sharp Company shipped two Pullman Palace
cars to Philadelphis, tor the Pennsylvania Cen
trail Railroad Company also, two frst-class pas
senRer cars to Richmond, Va, for the Richmond,
FredeIicksburg & Potomac Railroad.
Bowers, DuIe & Co, shipped two frst-class pas
senger cars to Baltimore, for the Baltimore Il
Potomac Railroad.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

TELEGRAPH STATON.-Ashland, on the
Wilmington Western Railroad, has been made
into telegraph station, and VIM. T. Bayne, Of
agent there. r. B. Moore, formerly Of AVOndals
has been appointed telegraph and ticket agent
at I.andenberg.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
ON MARRIAGE.

eneets of Errors and Abuses in early life Man
hood restored ImPedments TO Marriage removed.
New method Of treatment New and remarkable
remedies Books and Circulars sent free, 10 sealed
envelopes
Ninth ST.. iladelphia. Pa, an Institution having
a high reputation for bonOrsb e conduct and pro-
esSionRl skill dec6-2Aw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

THE FRsT.-S. +. Ware, druggist and apothe-
cary has been the first TO chang out his banner"
al the Clayton House. His 'baDncr consists OF
several handsome blue window shades, with his
name and business beautifully inscribed on each,
which are hung in the windows Of the store, at
Fifth aud King streets. He will opon first-elass
drug store. there, shortly.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

Of Commodore ]. p. Gills, took place this morn
ing from his late residence, No. SO7 West street.
Several naval officers frSm Philadelphia, came
down on the train, this monlng, and attended
tho funeral.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

INaUEsT.--Wodnesday afternoon, Coroner
winslow. held an inquest over the body of man
named Edward CurraD, who was found dead in
his bed, on Tuesday morning, at his residence No.
Sl4 Locust street The jury rendered "A verdict Of
death from ntempeTance. Deceased was about
foItY Years Of age, and leaves family.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

LOOK ON THAT PICTURE, AND on THIS A Mr.
johnson ofSouth Chester, purchased ahorse three
months ago for ten dollars, which had the dis
temper. He doctored it himself, and last Satur-
day sold il for two hundred. Another man Of
our acquaintance paid twenty Eve dollars for one,
and wishes 10 dispose Of 1t for the price of its
skin which has grown So large thai il hangs about
his body like an army blanket.-Cbester NeacS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
PROCEEDINGS uF FHE LEHISLGFURE
ln..lrn.-LraENATR.

$50 tnfsfi tlnF II SENATE " LtAAtf ftlt4.lld
.asW saa stf Wnt DoVRMl Feb. e.
"A The Seness mat Al 10 o'cioek A. II, s14. : 81
The following bills we're read q third Tins and
BY Mr. Shakespeare, an act 70 amend tho act
to incorporate The Miadl town Mar anufactuTing %.
An sct % ineorPoFats Middlesown Mutual Loan
An act to incorpoTate tho wash'.ngton Camp,
No, OF the Patriotic Order Of Sons OF Amorica.
An act 10 incorporate the Peninsular Fruit
GrJwers' Association.
Oa motion ths following bi Il vera read:
BY Mr.. Riddle, an act to the aot to incorporate
the Delaware and Chester county r. II. Co.
A act to reiucorporato the Wesleyan Female
College.
By AR. Watson, an act to open q new road in
N Murderkill HID, Kent Co.
An act Vacating road in Cedar Greek Hundred
Sussex Co.
Cy Mr.. Vandergrift, an act TO amend chapter
25 of Volume lS of Delaware Laws.
An act supplementary to chapter "A, Of vol. H.
of Delaware Laws, entitled at Roads and Bridges.
On motion the following bills were read a sec
ond time.
BY Mr. Riddle, an act 10 incerpoFate the Young
Mems Cooperative Building aud Loan AssOcia
ton.
By Mr.. vandersrift, an act t. lay out road
IN Milford Hundred
The act amendatory to the act incorporate Del.
aware College was lost
Adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

BUILDING IMPRovEMENT.-Samuel ]. Moore
is having erected q three story brick building,
3ixl8 feet, at Seventh street and the Railroad.
He will occupy il for hotel and dwelling house.
An addition, 2SxlS feet will be added sometime
during the summer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

POLICE CAsKA-Maria Williams, col. BY
officer Price. Sallie Russell By officer Bradford,
Geo. Turner by officer Legg. were each 6ned
so cents and costs, BY Mayor Simms, this morn.
ing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

LENT.-Ient commenced yesterday, and ser-
vices will be conducted during It's continuance
at all the Catholic and Episcopal churches o
the city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

ENTERTAINMKNT.--The entertainment of the
o. u. A n. takes place this evening. at the Ma
sonic Temple Arrangements have been made
for making the entertainment a very pleasant
affair, and it will doubtless prove a success.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

GREAT ATTRACTION TONIGHT AT ODD FELLOWS
HALL.-To-night the last exhibition will be given
at the Popular Gift Entertainment and q bill #
rare attraction will be offered A gold watch, a
silver watch, and family Bible will be given
away leading presents aud in addition every one
who attends will receive a present. This liberal
distribution combined with the rare merits of the
entertainment cannot fail to draw a crowded
house.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

SALE OF MONEY AT the fftleth monthly
meeting Of Union Loan Association, last even
ing, money sold as fOllOwsi-Sl0O0 at Sl.O5;
$500 at 81 90; $500 at $3.50; $21O0 at SO,84.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

LAuxoH-A ship of 1000 tons burthen, wa
launched from the Delaware River ITou SIM
Yard. OF Chester, to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
AMUsEMEMTs.
sANAuscHEK's LIST AprrARANt

SANAUscHEK's LAST APPEARANCE.
AT The Masonic Temple, last evening Janau-
schek made her farewell appearance, in the title
role Of "Adrienne Lecouvrenr." This was con-
sidered by those present, the finest performance
Of her engagement, in which all her great tragi-
cal abilities, were exhibited with powerful effect
As before, she was ably supported, and the entire
exeellence Of khe whole performance made 1t a
matter Of regret that tie attendance was 20 small
The troupe left for Boston, Mass, to-day.
UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL ooScERT.
Tonight, concert BY the Scholars the Union
N. =. Church, will be given at the ehareh, corner
Of Fifth and Washington streets. The affair viii
under the direction and management Of Prot Pan
coaa Allen, and Will consist. as did the previous
concert Of an excellent selection Of Solos, Duets
and choruseB. The proceeds are for the heneGl
Of ihe Sunday School, and, therefofe, ~ aitend
anee shonld be large
So EpEIH ADAMS, gN
The sale OF seats opened this morning, 1t
Boughman, Thomas 4 Co, foE the frat appear
anee Of this great astor Tomorrow night Ths ''Saa
krApeiseo Journal" thus speaks Of 3F. Adalns:-
EDwTN ADAMS a. "En0eh Arden" was faultlsss.
The deep stiffness that psrvaded the house during
his rrading Of the pure, beautIful and pathetic
text, was the most decided applause that be could
have received.