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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-30

Switlin @. Shortlidge's Academy and Seminary
at Kennett Square, are the cheapest and best
schools in Chester county, Z. "a rs and S475
per week for the winter term, opening for girls
9th month, 22l, aud 9th month 90th for boys.
Boys and girls have separate buildings, separ ite
school and clas=rooms aud taLls. Ihay haye
ectures together twice week, aud enjoy VII
the advantages Of institution, and social improve
ment, without encOuntering away from the over
sisGt Of parents the serious disadvantages of a
mixed scLag aapepay when there are large
numbers in tie same lui ding.
There are bath rooms with not and cold water.
line gymnasium, heated in winter, two bowling
alleys, ball fields, NC Two lectures guaranteed
each week in winter making over 49, on History,
ogy, Astronomy, &c. Goo5 instrneto6s' eond
table and home comforts. Circulars contain
picture Of building and full particulars. The
principal refers applicants to patrons and former
pupils, who have, at different times, been under
his tuition in the past Is years. See advertise
ment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-30
Oysters have come again.

Oysters have come again.
Carncross 4 Dixey, tonight.
We bid adieu to Summer tomorrow.
Zone OF the Seven puts in a counter-blast TO-
day.
Flynn & Jacksons new I ont is quite hand
some.
Sharps new store will soon be ready for oc-
cupancy.
The new Liquor License law takes effect on
Monday.
The Clayton House has had another good rum
Of guests, this week
Humphrey Morrow, although in the City Hos
pital pays his own board.
The Grand Lodge I. o. G. T., of Delaware,
meets in this city next week.
st. Pauls NJ. L. Sabbath School vacates to
morrow, owing to the camp-meeting.
Another reported disaster to the Del Il. II at
the canal crossing is without foundation.
There is likelihood that teams will be scarcer
in Wilmington, tomorrow, than on last Sunday.
The Brandywine Summit camp-meeting will
not interfere with the services in the Methodist
churches, tomorrow.
The growing buckwheat is now in blossom, and
looks very we'll for large crop of buckwheat
cakes the coming winter.
A meeting will be held at Institute Hall, on
Monday evening, to arrange, il possible, for
horticultural exhibition, this fall.
The Fame Hose has appointed DavilJ. Hayes
and the Water Witch George Chance as referees
in the championship contest between the steam
ers of these companies They will select a third
poiceman's star was seen IN the Church
street neighborhoOd, few days ago, and resi-
sight as one of the little twinklers in the Heav-
| ems at MONDAY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-30
M0tIfka.

RTOTlCE-The co partnership heretofore existing
IN between Martin Johnston and Ferd. H. B0gia,
trading under the 1rm name of Johnston bogla,
Book Bin ers. was dissolved on the 14th inst, ~
mutual consent The husin ss OF the late Drm VIII
be sett ed by Martin Johnson, who will continue
the bu u.iness at the old stand, No. 49O shlpley St,
MAR IN JOHNS ON,
FERO. f BOGlA
August a0 1sT9-'2t -
= UTICE- -nUKTIOULTURAL EXHIBITION
~ All persons in favor of holding the usual Au-
tumnal Exhibitnn especially those Interested ia the
Home for Friendle4s children. are requested to
meet at Institute Hall on Monday evening, Sept. 1st
at O'clock. WILLIAM CANBr,
aug29 &c President
RYOIICE TO THE PTTBLiC-on account of the
~ repairs being done to Newport Bridge, travel
viii be suspend d over 1t for few days on aud at
ter Thursday, Sept. sth. GEO. JACKSON,
sug9e-tf Levy Court Com.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-30
Gdafati0uaI.

IN OFFICE IND. LIN e STEAMERS
NEW YshK, Aug ~ 1872.
Proposals viii be received al this office tnr ,o
month, ior tna erection and building Of ,itrr my my
senger ami freight station, to be compile ed hS p %S
1st day Of Nay, 1874 upon the site recrn ~ n nme
chased Of Isaac whiilden, Ekq. al Cape nav III
Plans and specifications may be had by a. dressI,,
p. o. Box, $500 N. y, Z. q ''''"s
JAS. II. REDFIEID
G. W. PouLsoH Pres, Wilmington, Del. '"p''
AuR99-lg
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-30

EXCURSION Trans. To-MoRRow vii
mDgton ~ Reading II. r. will run excursion
trains, to morrow Between this city and Smiths
Bridgeto accommodate the camp meeting travel.
Trains leave the Wilmington depot at $40 and
S.i5 A Nj. and 2, $50 and S30P. NJ Return
lug, the trains will leave Smiths Bridge at 7 As
and 1910 A. NJ. and 3. s 90, 7,3O and D 80 p. NJ.
Excursion tickets will be sold during the camp at
reduced rates.
The Wilmington 4 Western i H. will, uponthe
occasion Of the big Quarterly Meeting, to be held
il Wilmington, tomorrow, run an EXTRA train
leaving Landenberg at O'Clock a. M and Pstura-
ing, leave Wilmington at O'Clock p. m This
arrangement will furnish 10 those on the line OF
the road an opportunity of attending the meet
and getting home again at reasonable hours
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-30

PEAcHEs II TUE BALTIMORE MARKET There
was another heavy arrival OF peaches in the Bal
ctating itself that the growers have discovered
That city is better mart for thia fruit than eth
er New York or Philadelphia. Notwithstanding
1890 boxes were skipped to Baltimore on
Thursday there was not a box unsold at o'clock,
when a number of New York and Philadephia
pac4Org appeared at the wharves where the
peaches wore being landed, and being determin-
cd to obtain supply Of the fruit, ran up the
price from $3.50 per box to. 81. .73 per box. Sew
eral growers on the Choptalk river have CON
cluded to ship to Baltimore, altogether. and en-
er to bring away the fruit.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-30
wAT7BvTIOS'

k1-A TTEVTIOS'
ADIEs' eUIrs AND UNDERWEAR,
CuLskis AND LOOP SKIRTS
CT JUR OWN MANI FACTURE,
st extraordinary low prices.
EkAAR'S EMPORIUM,
ell Market street, Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-30
LOCAL IATELLIGENGE
Ranrsss Hsus..
rRAnss Law WILMINGTON.

TRkrB LEAVE vILMnUr0n.
For Nsg Yoh-LsC, l1.As, a. m; l217, 80 ?. IA
Sundays, LBS a. m s'-ta
FOR PAtIadephSa-1.s5, 615. 7.1O, $40, 1895, 1880
ll.4e q m. lA12 400, 400, 8 a. I1b, l0.24 p. M
Sundays lsb q. M, 8 30, 6.90, and 1924 p. N.
For BdltinoTe-1s.na A0a and 1009 a m. 1855,
l.2s, Bl4 (6.4e for Port DeposiD and 7.2s p. m
Fer ths Delassags II. R-1Ab5 and 10.to Q. m. !
ass D. m. No Sunday trains.
For Neg Castls-se0 q. m, 1.2b, $50 p. m. Sun
days,s.40 A NJ.
FOr COatssulls-s.sO, A. NJ. and and P. n Sun
davs at sAb. A. M. The nrst two run through TO
For " &R R. R-Markst st.. Depot, 100
1910 a M, and b.sb p. m. Sundays S.45 M, and
400, p m.
For PerTI uille-64O p NJ. Especially
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
Iaa0 T. $40, and 1915, II. As q. m H. 10 2s0 30,
AOD, o.1b 90 L0U, $40 and lls0 p. m Sundays 500
m. and s.lb p. m. and 1891 p: m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
From Philadslphia-12.42,1 S. 8 q5,e IS, ob6 a. m !;
1918, 1245 Lib, s.4S. IS, h.G4, $50 lis S2b 1855
p. m. Sunday l2.4gs lS3 and s.sb A. m.I and lOeo
From Dela,pore n R.-sOO, II so a. m. aud g. 45
p. M, from New Csttle,) 1915 r. M; s.o5, 9.O2
From W q r. -Slb and l1.3o, a N. and %
p nc. Sundays al 6, p. NJ. The s.l5 IL m. only runs
from Costesvile.
Prom v. q ". R. R-CMarket St.. pepoN 7.os a..
M. LOO and 800 m. Sundays, 1246 and b,45 p. M
From PErrs pilLs-s ca m, tspeciaD
s1r- See time tables for furtnar particulars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-30
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.

FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
The Course of Instruction comprises the follow
Ing Branches; OrthogrRphy, Reading Elocution
PLAIN and ornamental Writing, Arithmetic, Book.
keeping, Algebra, Geometry Modern, Physical and
Ancient Get graphy; sacred, Ancient and Modern
History; Mythology, Grammar, Rhetoric, English
Literature, Critlcisn and Logic, Botany Astronomy
use of Cil bes. Chemistry, Physics Motaphysics
hthics A,thetlcs, Classical and Modern Languages
Music on Harp, Primo. Guitar and organ, drawing
ana Painting ia OIL and Waer Cslors, Pastel on
Velvet Plain sewing and EmbroidernR ia Linen
= TX, and en-, mile Wax Work in Fruit and Flowers
also, Lace Work.
- The Modern Languages are taught by native
No distinction is made in the receptiap OF pupils
on account OF their re gpus opinions however Tor
the maintanance of good order all are required h.
conform 10 the exttrHa discipline of the Inatltu-
ton. EVERY three months Musical Matine, arr
held OF character t. improve the taste and stimu,
late lhe zeal OF the pupils. From individuals or So
cletles disposed TO aid In the education OF young
ladies, applic ,ion for the admission of pupils nj
reduced terns will receive the mo.t favorable con
Will ADMIT.
Tor more detailed information apply to the supe-
rlOTess of the Academy
DELAWARE AVENUE, WILMINGTON,
aug9-tseplo
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-30
IELAwARE INSTITUTE.

Lately known as Taylor 4 Jacksnn's Academy.
corner of Eighth and Wollastnn Streets Will, Del.
select sch Iol for both sexes Seven able asss-
tant tcachers Students carefully prepared for Busi-
ness or College, The Boston method OF instruction
in Draw lug and CrayOning. ~ III in 10th drawing
and penn inship may be acquire In the time usual
ly spent at " writing" Lessons in mnsid will be
given at the Yonng Ladies' residence by Professors
Of established reputuutlSn In this city. Autumn
term begins Sept. 1st few girls will be received
into the family OF tue Principal for the coming year
Circulars may he had at BOughman, Thomas &
Co. MILTON JACKSON, NJ, s.
Principal.
Residence tafter August 12,l at 22s West ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-30
S BRICK HOUSES AND 1 FRAME,
fh oe sJlu ~ ruolc Shle, ON the premises, over
Third Street Bridge,
Saturday, Septembar 8, 1873.

U~F' ~OpEbEEIU"T o. 1873,
at 81 O'Clock, p. M,
These houses and lots are stuat d right in the
center OF the improvement over Third Strr,t
streets 4 VI the houses arr three.story brirka 7
rooms On Head street between LOhdell and A Ris
one two story brick house. rooms, with frame
stable attached, on Townsend between A and II
atree'a, AMI twos Ors franz house on the corner
of ButonwOod and streets these are the last luia
In he business portion of tha' part OF tOwn IT sa'
within d ty yards VI the wilmington Polling Mid
Public School dnd Cl urch With" one square
For further pat culArs 60 ats a. ne nice OF
Ogle Miller cor, fourth aud Mug str ets
TEAMS OF SALE o 10 rs wenty per cent,
cash, the balance In notes Of three and six months
with interest from da, OF sale, o three per cent
on for cash, II patd within ten days aft SAFE
TER as UN HUU5kS.-Oue third cash aud the
balanue can remain ON mortgage
aug3O-6t u. FRANK TOW ESENn,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-30

PATENT RIGHr SwtSDLERs Patent right swim
dlers are OIL the move again, this time in Della
ware county, Pa. A man by the name Of j. NJ.
Morton and representing himself to belong to
All establishment in Ohio. has been canvaAsing
shears for trimming trees, agreeing to furnish 50
pairs for Sl00 the retail price being So. For the
800 he took note, which he called an "order"
payable in rix months after date. and agreeing
that if the machines were not sold, the note was
goods would be delivered in fifteen days from date
of the transaction. Strange as it may seem he
succeeded in making such an arrangement with
several citizens and in every case received their
notes for the money The notes he has since
negotiated, leaving at once for parts unkno m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-30
AnEttna SALTS.
PabIIc snIe.

Pabllc sale.
Another OF those popular sales. A HOWE l.,
monthly payments In West Wilmington an \ ~ i'
lay, septi I'm, 2h houses paying from IL TO y nar
cent. and ~ house lots. by Dr. Brown ParllunI ,.
In future advertisement aupa i.saW.,,rS rS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-30
GGttfatt0HxI
Drof. s. s. KRUGER.
TEACHER or
nAMHIAn and ETLQuETTE

prOts B. Ss ANO EO 2Ass
TEACHER or
uANCIAo and ETIouETTE.
MASONIC TEMPLE, WILMINGTON, DEL,
Mr. Krueeer takes pleasure in announcing to his
former patrons aud those deairous OF becoming pro
nceut In he beautiful and essential art OF Dancing
thas he will continue &c the Academy. Masonic Tem-
Pile, for the season Of rs and u, commencing
Monday September 10Th, 1873.
Glasses now forming for the different departments
Deductions made to those OF former classes.
Particular attention to Juveniles.
DAYS or TuITIoN.
LADIEs-Tuesday and Thu sdny afternoons n 8
miss IS AND MAsTRRs-''n Wednesday and Satur-
day afternoons from to o'c cs. -. =.
GFNTLKMgN's CLAssss-Mondav evening from
TO 10 ADIKs' AND GEHTLEMENs O AssEs.-rues-
dav and Thursday evenings from 70 10 :
Private lessons given at any time TO suit own con-
ven ence, AZ the Academy or residence.
Subscr ptton list now ready for all those dasross %
OF Joining the season. For terms circular, &C call
at the Academy dn ing the day or by mai.
Respectfully, . x,x,,,r,,,,,,
Ew-All former patrons are cordially pvltsd on the
opening night, Monday evening, september 18TH,
from to TO- angN I'm
" FNNRTT SQUARE ACADEMY FOR BOYS
~ SwithIn @. ShOrtlidge'e Academv for boys ct
Kennett Square. Chester Co, Pa re'opens n the
fall with thorough Improvement in every denart-
ment tThe Girls School having separate bnildlng,
schoo-room and cass-rooms 90 20 boarders az u,
weekly
The Roys building has 20 lodging roOms, bath
reoms hot and cold water and water closet in ea"h
story. gymnasium to he heated In winter several
acres OF play ground, &C &c. instruction thorough
Discinine careful. SchOO homeke; Boarding. good
Lectures twice week "a On History, literature al
Travel, 9 on Physiology, m Chemistry and Pit
losophy, on Geology and Mlneralogy 0 on Physica
Geography aud AstrOnt my. The school has Siee.
opticOn, Manikin. sk Teton Charts, Globes, Mineral
Cabinet. Herbnrium, &c. Rates 81. 10 per week for
the term, French and German spoken in cl ss,
Drawing, &c, The eheanes' school in Pennsylvania.
Bayard Taylor says 81 take pleas re In recon-
mendinR TO parents the ademy OF which @.
Shortlidge is principal at Kennett Square, Send
for circular. sug29-Itdltw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-30

NArUsAIIzE.- On Monday and Tuesday next
the United States District Court will be in ses,
sion when all applicants entitled may be natur-
allied. The opportunity should not be neglected
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-30

REED Birds These delicious birds are much
more numerous this year than usual, particular
patch Of Hungarian grass, they abound in great
numbers, and become fat in very short time
The game law, which prohibits shooting them
before the first of September, has been gener-
allN nlserNnl.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-30
TTNAX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES For 1873.

CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1873.
The undersigned Receivers Of Ta@es for the City
OF Wilmington will be ut the iY Hall,On and after
the 1st day of August ,1ST3 between the hours of
and IL in The morning and from 70 ia the after
noon, for the puTp OF receiving Taxes All taxes
paid ia August AMI up the clOsiug OF the polls of
the city Election the face OF the nil must be paid
and af er that date nve per cent wi he added U the
bill ALtX AMBER CHANDLER,
WILLIAM SrlLLhY,
auV6-u Receivers OF Taxes
NOTlCE-YOUNG NEN's LOAN ASSOCIATION
IN -2d SERlE ES-By a vote Of the members OF
the Young Mems Loan Association, he d at their
ro0ms on the evening OF the 18th inst 1t was voted
unanimously to issue nve hundred shares Of New
stock, commencing with the month of June. Sub
scriptions to the same will be rceiSsa by the Pres-
ident, It. Y. de Normandie at his store 302 Market
street, and also at the Farmers Bank, by
jyl7.u t. K. YOUNG secy.
NLAYTON LOAN ASSOCiATION-sTOCK SUB
" SCRlPTIONB AT meeting OF COrporators Of
Clayton Lo n Association, the undersigned was au.
thOrlzed to open hook Tor subscription Of stock.
1t IL proposed to run this Loan on the New Plan,
namely to give to the borrower the whole amount
OF the Loan and to collect the premium with dues
and interest 1t Ia also proposed to have weekly pay
ments. Jel2-n NJ. Ia LlCHTENSfElN.
NToTICE-A GOOD INvESTM 8NT = The Me-
IN chancs' Loan Association IL now issuing a Sd
serles Of STOCK. The Association Offers premium
OF 10 per cent per annum for the lst series which
will no doubt induce the holders to withdraw this
giving additional advantage 10 the 2d and Sd series,
Subscriptions received by the Secretary,
mylS-u K, Il. TAYLOR, Market st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-30

nRDRRs RECEIVED FOR COAL FLOUR, AND
" Feed, at market rates, at ALDERDICEB,
Ill shpley st,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-30

IL MURRAY,
He CARTTtJG AND HAULIH q
tplly sttenhad 70. Al o-dnts eRu he left AZ u
Kings Tailor Store, No, 3, W. Sixth st. mar9-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-30

No. 118 West Ninth Street
On Mondav. September list, 1878.
at O'Clock P. Nj, sharp
Consisting OF Parlor Furniture Carpe's, &c
STUDY-Tanli and chairs, marbl3 top tahe,
lounges music stand entry oil ceth, st iH pets,
rockers, tables chairs, &c
DINING ROOM FURNITURE-LounReR, clocks,
looking 81 sses, table, chairs, oil CLOTH carp IL,
spreads, &c, lot of glassware.
IN CHAMBER--A IN cottage aet complete bed.
stBaas bureaus, washstAnds chairs, mattras .es, "
good goOse feathe bed, carpetB dc
KITCHEN UrENsIlS-Sucb Bs pots, 'ana, tins,
washing utens 8, large lot OF dishes, and crockery
ware and other articles also, splen I'd cook stove
and 1xur n, and two p rlOr 9 owes. &C, numerous
sfortment OF other articles, &c., &c.
A good sale OF furniture.
aug2T 1890
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12
NEW YORK.

Telesrnphic Communication Interrupted.
New YORK, October ia storm on the
Florida coast has interrupted telegraphio
communication with Cuba.
Specie for Europe.
The European steamers take nearly half
million Mexican dollars and specie to-day.
At tho Assay Office.
Seventy thousand pounds have been re-
celved at the assay office since Monday
tooOUo more are expected to-day; all from
England.
The total imports for the week a Mount to
s''2l9,'oI, OF which 81. .l2S ,5S5 were general
merchandise, 81, ,09l ,1l2 dry goods.
Jerome Park Races.
Tom Bowling won the two mile race.
Time-3:7A.
preakness. won the two and quarter
mile race. Yime-4:O8A.
m Grnstead won the three-quar.eS mile race.
Time-l:I72a.
Springbok won the mile heats, sTime-..
1:4b1a, l:4S, LASH
Grey Planet won the miIe ana one eighth
race 1ame-2:O5aa.
The Yacht Race
The Enchantress won the first; Pilot tho
second; and the Negus the third pgiza in
Sub.Treasury BaIancess
The sub-treasury balances areavgoIf,
$5O,35f,e3O; currency, $1,000 ,55s.
An Ex-Consul Commits Suicides
Dr Augustus f. Phillips. who committed
suicide at the Crittenden House this morn.
ing, five years ago was the American consul
at Santiago de Cuba, and while in thas
country invested largely in Cuban property.
which was confscated by the Spanish gov.
ernmant. These losses, it is thought, affect.
ed his mind and caused him to cpnmi. tbs
act.
The Evangelical Alliance.
After the adjournment of the Evangelicaa
Alliance this evening, the American branch
held meeting in Association Hall. Req
DR.. McCosh, OF Princeton, delivered a brieS
address, after which set of resolutions was
offered by Rev. DR.. Schenck, the substance
of which was that the American branch
should establish permanent organization,
under the name of the christian Congress-
and that their meetings should be held i;.
ennially.
Considerable discussion ensue3 as t. tho
name Of Che intended organization 1t was
finally resolved that it should bs called th.
taited states Branch of the Evangelical
Alliance a vote of thanks was then ten
dcve1 to Rev. Drs. Prime and SchapD, ana
the meeting adjourned.
4 "umber of foreign delegates To- ths
Evaasslics. Alliance sailed for home so-yas
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Financial.

The troubles OF the money market
have had ther influence in the Auditors
Office. The receipts from The tax collectors
in the country are less than the estimate, in
every way a reasonable one. by from sixty
to seventy pc: cent. Nevertheless, Mr.
Clinton expects to be able TO pUl. through
and bs prepared 20 psy the .o:embe,
interes: when it comes due.
Most Of the business U!el ia.:ns antici.
pated the demand On them for currency on
Saturday By supplying thei- wants earlier
ia the week. there was les, demand for
money than was expected. Sales were
made a. from four 70 FIVE per cent. the
closing rates being from five to six.
A writer il morning paper. witiou.
eivin: any authority for the statement.
says: 1T is alleged that :hc crash in Wall
street turned GU. greatly to the advantage
OF Canadian bankers. who hold mos: Of The
gold" 4. che premium on gold has de
clined from ii57s on September to l0Sas
October 10. :: is rather ineomprehensible
how it can be al advantage TO "hoId mos.
o: IL" The article also says the Canadian
bankers laugh In their sleeves a. being
relieved o. their stock by the duty paying
importers. # selling a stock a. loss of
seven pc: ces.- is a cause Of secret mirth
there is ,1any 3 isvial merchau. this eide of
the Canadian line.
Il las been said that Che financial panic
is due TO az issue of too great volume of
currency by the government The panic
does aos seem to have demonstrated the
truth OF this assumption. Gold has de-
clined and greenbacks advanced. This
would seem to indicate shPipksge sather
than an exDanaion
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL


AT EXPOSITION HALL,
Wednesday Evening, October IS, 1873
Given by the following artists and amateurs 10,
the benefit of the SHREVKPOR SUFFERERS the
proceeds (by cOnsent) to be placed in the hands o
the Howard Association:
Professors GrUneberg and Muller.
Sopranos-1lisses Fleury, Marsh, Mary and Mai
vina Gruneberg.
Contra! tos-Misses NJ and T. Gruneberc.
Barifone-Mr. Newman.
Tenors-Me ssrs Tracy, Chameleon and Sa1Ben
thuvsen.
Bass-Messrs. Caseard Bremen and CohrD
PROGRAMME
s-Overture-Piano. Fehlsen Muhle Reissinsr
Professors Gruneberg and Muller
1-Ba!lad-Come in Beautiful u. cams by request
Mr. VanBenthuysen. IDank 8
5-Quartetts-Female voices, SavOyar1s Return.
The Miss Gruneberg.
e-soiO-shezzo soprano Miss pleuYy
5-Quartette-Rigolletto.
Eis.ess V!sury and Grunebers and MeAsrs, New.
nan and VanBenthuysen.
SECOND PART.
S~G"is--:AionssO. Plane recommendations
Me not. ......................... Schubert
Miss NJ. Lrunebsrg.
S-Duet-Lily and Rose. ........... Glover
Miss Grunebers and Mr. vanEenthuysen.
s~SOls-The Old Hickory Cane e............. Merrill
Miss Marsh.
S><3raUI Ihsrus-The Praise of Friendship. Fair.
By the full array of Talent lamb
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS. Concert begins at eight
o'clock. The Steinway Grand Piano used at this
concert is kindly loaned by Mr. L. Grunewad.
Tickets to be had at the principal music, book
end Iewelry stores. ocl2 81
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CUBA.

severe s<opns mt Havana Damage ss .As
Observation-Disclosures in the Interios.
HAvANa, October 6, via New York, ,Octobee
IA severe rain storm has been prevail.
ing here for the last three days, and danger
signals were hoisted At the United States
sigma office this morning All the steamers
pectation Of hurricane. The wind is very
heavy.
A coasting schooner, anchored at the
mouth Of the harbor. broke adrift and has
CCoyrryr,yD on nIauTH pAnpl
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THEATRE.

Snturdny evening. Octosev Is, 1873.
SRNEFIT FOR 7HB RELIEF OF THE SHREvE.
PORT SUFFERERS.
rendered by the VARIETY DRAMATIC CLUB,
snder the auspices of tho
HOWARD ASSOCIATION:
On which occasion will be presented, for the first
time III this city for several years Douglass Leyod'
beautiful domestic drama IN three acts OF
THE RENT DAY.
Mr. NJ. II. REDON, a member Of the club has
kindly volunteered. and vii! give - series o: his
great
CHARACTER SONGS AND DANCEs.
The evenings entertainment will C"nciud. with
]. IL. '.srtons laughable one act farce OF
Lend Me Five ShiIlings.
:!CHETS 81. go RESERVED SEATS.
Tickets 10 ie procured from members Of th,.
club and at the box 0tic9 the night OF tine peg
Sormance.
Doo,s open 81 a quartes 70 seven. Curtain rise,
Mt half past seven O'Clock, precisely. ocl2