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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
I Ft Additional CUy IntnUigrnce sre Fifth Fag.
Meeting of the Moya urn sing Soup
Bocibty. There was a vers Interesting; met-titi
tr the contributor of the Mojsme iimidb rt-mp
Society last evening. The Treasurer's report
snows that dom the opeulng, on the 8th of Jan
unary, until the closinp, .larch 10, there were
flyer 1 ont 190 Rations ol soup dully. The Managers
Issued 400 tickets, Bupplyiujr 6:12 adults and 776
children with tood. The supplies purchased bv
the committee were 4723 lbs. of beef, 62 bushel's
tf potatoes, 6 bbls. of flour, 3 do. ol onions, 117
bushels of peas and beans, 200 lbs. of barley, 100
heads or cabbage, aod 80 bushels of turnips.
During the season 4454 lbs. of bread were dis
tributed, besides 4200 Tbs. of Indian meal. The
report states that Ihere was a contlnmd 1 derrmnd
upon the Managers which they were unable
lolly to supply, owing to the want of Increased
facilities In the manuiactnre of soup. The fol
lowing officers were elected: President, Robert
MULenJ!.N0, 637 pJ,ne 8trcet! Vice-President,
Hugh Stevenson, No. 1340 Lombard street
becretary, J. E. Harper, No. 608 South Ninth
etreet; Treasurer, Cellms West, No. 302 South
Second street. The above-named Bentlemen.
with the following, form the Board of Managers:
-Johnl'eirco. T.E. Harper, James M. Cooper,
M. L. Burr, Hugh McConnelJ, William Baraett,
Benjamin Bickert on. and John A. Shermer.
Disaster at Sea. A JVew Bedfjrd briar,
the Mary A. Rted, arrived at this port yester
day in a disabled condition, having passed
thronph a severe storm. The captain reports
that when forty-three days out from 8t. An
drew's, with a load of railroad sleepers, expe
rienced a huiricane on the 4th inst., at 3 P. M..
in lat. 30 N., long. 72 W.. which lasted for up
wards of two das. While lying to, under bare
poles, was thrown on her beam ends, and deck
load hove overboard, and soon atter leaked at
th rare of twelve hundred strokes per hour. At
II A. M. cut away the loretopujast, which car
ried the maintopmast n 1th it, in consequence
of the sea running tremendously high. At 1 P.
M. the gale moderated, which enabled us to
make for the coa6t. 14th inst., lat. 37'10, long.
74 41, saw a large ship, dismasted, showing Eng
lish colors, and appeared to be in ballast trim,
painted black, with a narrow white streak,
Mobe Whisky Fbatjds. Neill Brown bad
a hearing before United States Commissioner
Smith yesterday, on the charge of being con
cerned in the illegal distillation of whisky. De
fendant was anested on the 15th of October by
Officer James McClure, on the Ridire avenue, at
the Laurel Hill toll-gate. He and another were
In a covered wagon, which was found to contain
one lull barrel of whisky, and a barrel partially
full. Neither of them had the inspection marks
upon them. Neill Brown, upon being taken
belore Commissioner Smith, represented that his
child was very sick, and he was permitted to go
at large on his own recognizance, promising to
return the next day. He did not lultil his pro
mise, and be was alterwurds arrested bv Deputy
Marshal Godwin, on the testimony of OlUctr
McClure, as previously given. He was held lor
trial.
A Final Oeabing, Jamea QardeU had a
hearing at the Central Station yetterday on the
charge of being concerned in the violent assault
and battery on Officer Walsh, of the Fifth Dis
trict, which was committed on election day, at
Twenty-second and Cathatine streets. The
officer was unable to appear and testify belore
yesterday, and he is yet suffering from the
etiects of the beating he received. HetesttHed
that there was a party ef eignteen or twenty at
the election polls who did not belong there,
and a difficulty occurring, he made an arrest.
He was then tripped down, and struck with
billies and steel knuckles. Defendant, he said
was the man who tripped him down. He was
held in $3500 bail for Lis appearance at Court.
Jail-Bbeakeeb. A rather neat operation
in the "Jack Sheppard" style was perpetrated
at the County Prison recently. Two of the
prisoners on the convict side made their escape
by cutting through the roof, yetting out upon
it, and lowering themselves down by means of
a rope made ot bed-clothing. This is the third
or fourth escape from the prison in the manner
described. In order to accomplish it, bricks in
the arched ceiling have to be removed. This is
done by picking the mortar from the Joints
between the bricks. As there is an officer sta
tioned in the corridor, whose duty it is to look
into the cells at stated periods, it seems almost
incredible that the work could have been done
without attracting his attention. One of the
fugitives was serving out a four years' term.
Anoiheb Fenian Meeting. A meeting
of Centres of the City Circles (Fenian organiza
tions) was held last evening, at Filth and Prune
street, to hear the report ot Colonel Dunn, Cap
tain Dougherty, and Captain MeDermott as to
the staie of Keulanism in Ireland. These gen
tlemen have been there, and were prepared to
fpeak lrom actual observation. Thy repre
sented tbe condition of things to be most favor
able, and gave many particulars which it would
not be proper to make public at this time. A
resolution was unanimously passed endorsing
Prebident Stephens.
"The Teab of Jubilee Has Come." A
meeting, in commemoration ot the centennial
jubilee, was held last evening at the Thirty
eighth Street Methodic Episcopal Church,
Mantua. During the evening addresses were
made by Bishop Simpson, Rev. Dr. Nadal, and
Rev. J. Dickerson. Tbe occasion was one ot
unusual interest, and will be long remembered,
by all who were present, with feelings of
pleasure.
A Cold Swim. The results of "not look
ing before you leap" were plainly shoivn forth
by an accident that nearly proved fatal at tbe
Market street ferry la9t night. Dr. 8. A. Cole,
of Baltimore, In attempting to jump from the
slip to the boat, made a slip and slipped into
the water. His feet actually touched thu planks
of the boat when be jumped. He was rescued
alter he had sunk the second time by a police
officer.
A Tebbiblk Accident. John Poddy,
nineteen years old, whllu at work yesterday, m
Short, Tajlor & Co.'s cotton mill, in West Phila
delphia, had his arm caught in the cardiug
machine, aud the flesh was torn from the
bone. He was tukea to the Hospital, where
amputation of the injured liino was thought
necesf-ary.
Fibe Last Evening. Last evening a Are
oroKe oui in ine mud storv or a building at the
southwest corner of Kitrhteenth aod Wallace
, streets, occupied by Meeara. Lewis & brother,
grocers. It originated among some pnper and
ciaars, and the damage by tire and water is
about $300, w hich is fully covered byiusurance.
A Stbay Waif. 1 be body ol a new-born
. infant was found iloatinz in the river Schuylkill,
at Kairmotint, yesterday afternoon. The Coro
ner held an inquest on the body at the Fif
teenth Ward Station House, the jury render
ing a verdict in accordance with the fact in the
case. .
Investigating Committee of Con
trollers. A committee of tbe Bottrd of School
Controllers of thin city, with their President,
Mr. Shippen, are in Baltimore, investisaling the
school system there.
Appointments at the Navy Yabd.
The following appointments were made at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard yesterday : Mr. P. k.
rrroll. Chiet Clerk of the Yard, and Mr. John
B. Hoover, Timber Inspector.
Badly Bcbned. Mary Llningen, twelve
' vears old, was badly burned about the face
and neck, yesterdav, at her residence, No. 620
New Market street, by the explosion ot a coal
oil lamp. m i
The official proclamation of the Incorpora
tion of Hanover, Hesse-Cassel, and Nassau into
the Prussian kingdom, was made in Fraukfort
on the 8th instant. The Prussian flag was
hoisted' amid cheers for the kins', a military
salute, and tbe playing of the Prussian national
untbeni.
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPHPHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY,
AMUSEMENTS.
MEItlCAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ITALIAN OPERA.
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
or
THE STAR OF TBI NORTH.
TO-NIGHT, SECOND AND LAST TIME
or TH
BHlLLTARTbV hUCfBRRFtTL
GRAND NPKCTAOIJI.AK OPKRA,
IHE STAB OFTUal .NORTH.
THIS fWednesdav) EVKNINO, October 24. St 8,
hi COW AM) FOHITIVKLV LAST NIGUT
Of Meyerbeet's Urand Komsntlc opera,
lilt. HiH OF HIE WORTH,
WITH NKW HOKNKRY.
LNTIltFLY NhW DRESSES AND A PPOISTMENTS,
HHCBa-Ahal) ORCHEHTBA,
TWO MILITARY HANDS,
FKnTRK-OUK KtrKCld
IN 1 HE GOROKwt'R MIf.lTART KPF.OTACLE,
AND ITS UNEQUALLED UREAT CAHT.
Kattiarlna himCL KKLLOGO
Prascovla.... Miss A. M flAlIUK
jianllowlta , Nig. BtRtUi.I
GritEenso ,
Fetero
.Natalia ,
clilmoD ,
(Hondo kavronskr
Hift. BKLLINl
..lg ANIOM'OCI
.....M'me FLEURY
....Si'me RKJARDI
.SIB BEtcH AKDT
IstnselofT. Big VOELDKN
KernielofT gig. BANK!
Ralnaldo Hig. MANCINI
CONDUCTOR Rig. TORRIANI
TO-MORRO IT (Thar. day), October 8J,
demit or
8IGNORINA AVIOINEITA BONCONI,
and am and only apnea. ance of
GlOKUaO KONCOVI,
In his world-renowned character ol
DH Dli LOOM ARE,
In DonlieMi s charmln. comic Opera.
. ... .. LI SIRE D'AMOKE,
vtblcb will be produoed wltli a most superb cut, in
cluding IONORINA ANTOIHET1A RONCONI.
BIG. BARA.GLI BIG. ANTON CCCI,
GIORGIO RONCONI.
On FRIDAY FVKNING. October 2S.
OM.Y JN1UHT OF VERDI'S MAsTiK-WORK,
ERN M,
with an Incomparably great caxt Including
NEOKA CARMKN l'Ot.'H,
MAZZOLEM, DELL1N1, ANT05UCCI.
ON SATCBDAY AFTERSOOff, October 7. at2,
GRAND MATINEE.
By universal desire, tbe new Comic Opera,
tRIHPINO E LA CO MARK
Admission to the Matinee, to all part of the Houic,
ONF DOLLAR ONLY.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR BESERVED SEAI4.
The sale ot tickets for any ot the above-named per
formances commtneea
THIS MORNING,
at the Box Office or the Academv, and at Trampler s
Sluslc 8iore.No 632 Cbeanut street, i ormx Seventh.
M
USICAL FUND HAL U-
BA1EMAN CONCERTS.
THIRD CONCERT OF 1HB SEASON,
' WEDNESDAY HVENISO, October 24.
PROGRAMME.
Introduction Storm Rondo Stcibolt
Mr. J. L. HATTuN.
Solo, Vlolln-Elcglo Ernst
Mr CARti RO-tA.
Romania "Di Provenza" (Travfa'a Yerdl
Sixnor FORI UNA.
Bomanza ' Qnando le acre" (E Miller) Verdi
KlKiiOr BRIG NOLI
Air "Und ob die wolke" (Freynchutz) Weber
Madame PAREPA.
Fantasia, Plano-lorte (Fauat) Mills
Mr. ft a. MILLb.
Tarantella "Gla la Luna" Traventi
f.gbot i'iSKAMTI. Composed cxpreaaly lor blra.
Duo 'Qui me lraaae'' (Einanl) Verdi
Madame PA RE PA and Ulgnor FORTDNA.
Solo, Violin Valae Alard
Mr. CARL ROSA.
Ballad Good bye, Swee heart"..-. ,J. C. Uatton
Hlimor BRIviNULI. ,
Canzone Tbe Peddler ....Garibaldi
Signor FERRA-NTl.
Valse (II Bacclo) Ardltl
Madame FABEPA.
Polo, Plano-foite "Murmuring Konntaln" Mills
Mr. 8 B. MILLS.
Trio' Zittl, Zttii" .Barblerej Rossini
Madame PARIPA, Hlguora BRlGNOLt and
FEBRaNTI. 1
CONDUCTOR Mr J. L.HATTON
Tbe Grand Piano used at these Concerts is from the
celebrated manulactoiy of S1EINWAY A tiOXa, New
York.
THURSDAY, October 25. Fourth Concert.
FRIDAY. October 2tf last Concert in Philadelphia
Ecserv ed Seats tor any of tbe above (oncers may
be bad at C. W A. Irumpier's Music Store, dally, hom
8AM toft P. M. U
NEW CHEdNuT S'i'ItEET THEATKK.
CHE8N UT etrt-et. above Tivelfth.
Doors open at 1. Curtain rises at 7 4ft.
'iHla EVENING,
rORITIVKLr LASIMOHT
PO'ITIVtUY LAMT HIOHT
POSITIVifLY L8I' NIOHT
POSITIVELY LAnTNIGHf
POhlllVs.LY LAST NIUHT
POM11VBLY LAaT NIGHT
POsIlIVELY LAST NIUHT
or THE
LATENT NEW YOBK SUCCE3.
THE fAST FAMILY.
Tllfc FAS r FAMILY.
THE F.(T FAM.LY.
THIS FAT FAMILY.
THE FAST FAMILY.
To conclude witb
BKuTHtB BILL AND ME.
THCR8DAY EVENING. October 25,
FlRbT IIME IN THIS
atter a long and careful preparation,
JAN T PRIDE,
Br DION BOUCIOAULT. Eaj.
Due notice will be given of the first appearand ot
MR. JOAJfH JEFFERWN.
, SA1URDAY AFTERNOON, October 27,
GRAND FAMILY MATIAEE.
"TTT aLNUT STREET IHBATKii.
V V N.E. corner of NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
Commence at 7H o'clock.
TBIS (Wednescay) EVENING. October 24,
NIMH MIGHT OF
MB. EDWIN BOOTH,
who will appear tor tbii time this aeawu in his popular
impersonation ot
THE 8TRANQEB,
In Kotzebue'i pathet lo play 01
THE STRANGER ;
OR. MISANTHROPY AND REPENTANCE
Miss Hunan Denln as Mrs. Haller
To conclude witb Tobln's favor! e Comedy ot
TUE HONEYMOON.
Duke Aranz Mr. J. B. Roberts
Jullonna .....Miss Susan Deula
TBCKi?DAY S.DWIN BOOTH as BUY BLA8.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
THEATRE Begins at hail' past 7 o'clock.
REPRODUCTION OF XUE FAsT FAMILY.
THE FvST FAMILY.
MRS. JOHN DREW
AS THE RICH WIDOW.
MONDAY AND EVERY EVENING,
the great Play, in four acta, ol
THE FaM' If A MIL Y,
with new scenery and great catt. Including
MRS. JOHN DUfcW
AS THE BICH WIDOW.
After which, SABAH'S YOUNG MAN.
In Rebei rsal, "WOMEN WILL TALK."
Beat atcurea six dayi In advance.
"VTEW AMERICAN THEATR E.
GREAT SUCCESS OC KATE FISHER.
Eetuinfrom so KDDIE.
EVERY' EVENING, AND SATURDAY MATIVEE.
MAZEPPA. MAZf.PPA. CIO 'li 4t
Ol T Y MUSEUM.
bPECI.L ANNOUBCF.MENT.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The Management finding It Impossible to oomplete
the extensive alterations contemplated by ttiom In time
lor tbe opaning. aa advtrtised, aud being determined to
make this 'letup e tt tbe Drama a popular resort for
tbe lumldea ol ourclty, where the most fastidious aba I
not liave occasion to tlni fault, and. likewise, not
wishing to make promises which cannot be tul tilled
lespectiully atinounoea tlittt the
INAUGURATION NIGHT
IS POSTPONED
UNTIL
8A1UHDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 27.
Wli..-n I' will
POSITIVELY OPEN
With one of tbe ,
BEST COMPAN.l 8 IN TUP, COUSTHY,
And a
MOST rOWLBVl'L A1TRAC! ION.
ROBERT JONES,
10 20 6t Mage Manantr.
VALEU'8 (LATE M1LLKHS) WINTER
OAKDEN Noa TO) 728 VIN H Htltot.
UKAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS
. ' , MGHfLY,
I.y two large and efflcieut orchestras.
And EVERY NIGHT. In "common with our
aj,,-lm'ORki king BAND,
aBraasBand, coaipilalng the Dtrt ArttaU In the city,
willperioim.
vrcxi iun lag SEASON.
Our spacious hummer Garden, artistically laid out
wltn Burubbery, Kountaina etc lu,l"-uJ' out
IN TUE LADIES' SALOON,
roMXmU'S wtlrU1' f C?
G Y 3I IV A. S I XJ M
TOR LADIES. OFHTLF.MEN, AND CHILDREN
h. E COB. OF SIMM AND ARCH 8l'ttCK.i ,
Tbe Institute, wbicn aualn bas been greatly Improved
lor tbe eoutiag season, U now opa lor subacrlpitoai all
day andevenlnga.
Bodily exercise Impar t taealtb and strength, and ta
' highly reeominBded lo bo h aexea and ail ago.
Ttruia tor luatruoUon momha ..t1 60
Terms ft,r Heli piaotlce. tmonilis.
For particulars send for a circular, or give na a call.
eaOfut J roleors HIL EUR AND A LEW II
AMUSEMENTS.
rp II B R U f) fl LE S O E M 8.
-I A new and beantlful co lectlnn of tbexe lamon
worts of art for tbe Parlor. Hoadoir Drawing-room,
and G alien , now on Tlow and for sa at
AS H Ma AD EVANS',
J 2mwit No. 724 CHEbNUf Street.
XTEW ELEVENTH STREET Of MR A. HOUSE,
XN ELAVKNTU street, above t HF.8NCT.
"I'll Ml KAS1IL HKHUltT"
OPEN FUlt THE SKAMlJf.
CAItM HOSH A. DIXEl'R NlKSTUBIi!
the Great Mar troupe ol the World In their GRAND
Kill 101 IAN SOIREES, KONG, DANCK8, NEW
Bl KLiSOUFS and I LANTATlON HCKNKs.
Joora open at 7 o'clock. Commencing at 8 o'clock.
10 Urn J. L. CA RNIROB. Manager.
rStfi THE riANOS WHICH WE MAND
IIB Iff faotare recommend themselves. We ptomlae
to our patrons ciear beantlial tone, elegant workman
ship, durability, and reasonable prices, combined wnh
a mil guarantee. For sale only at No. Bil7 WALNUf
Street.
m UNION PIANO MASUFAOTURIHQ CO.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
JJNITED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
MIX VIP AL DEPOT,
No. 304 CIIESNUT Street.
CENTRAL DEPOT.
Ho. 103 South FIFTH Street,
ONE DOCR BELOW CHESNOT
ESTABLISHED 18C2.
Jtcveniie Stamps of ercry description constant
on band in any amount,
Orders by Mall or Express promptly attended to.
United States Notes, Drafts on Philadelphia, or
Kew Yoik, or current funds recoived In payment.
I'articular attention paid to small orders.
Tbe decisions ol tbe Commission can bo consulted,
and any information regarding the law cheerfully
given.
Tbo following rates of discount areal'owed:
OK ALL ORDERS OF 26,
TWO PER CENT. DISCOUNT
OH ALL ORDERS OF tlOO,
THREE PER CENT DISCOUNT.
ON ALL ORDERS OF 8300,
FOUdl PEE CENT. DISCOUNT.
i
All orders should be sent to tbe ;
STAMP AGENCY,
No. 304 CHESNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
SHIPPING.
BTRAXf Tf T.IVHTRPfWr fJITIHn
lakh at yueenstown The Inman Line, sailing
atUii-wteklv. earning tbe cniiea Htates mala.
't 11Y OF WABblNGiON" Saturday, October 27
"CITY IFI.1M1 RU K" WeUneeday, October 31
'CITY OF LONDON" Saturday. .November S
-CITY OF JdANCHKSTfei.".. Wednesday, November 7
and ra b succeeding Saturday and Wednesday al
moon, lrom Pier Ho. 45 Norlb rtvor.
OF I-AHSAUB
By the mail steamer sailing every Saturday.
Fiist Cabin, Gold too Steerage. Currency fV
To London 9ft To London . 4(1
To Fan luol To I'aria ot'
Passace bv tli Wrdnpfdsv steamers i First cabin,
S1CU steerage, 3fi. Payable lu United Slates cur
rency. Passengers a'to forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bre
a en, etc , at moderate rates.
bteerage pannage lrom Liverpool or Queenstown, S4U
cuirency. '1 kktts can be bougbt here by persons send
Ing lor their lrlonds. . . .
For mrther luioimatlon apply at the Company i
oftces. JOJijs G. DALE Agent.
81 No. Ill WALNUT Street. Phllada.
FOR NEW YORK PHILADEL-
delnbla Steam Prooeller Comaanv De
kbMii.li bwuisure Lines, via ieiaware ana Karl tan cana.
leaving dai y at 12 M. and 6 I". li., connecting with al
Northern and Kastcrn lines.
For freight, wblch win be taken upon accommodatlru
terms, acply to WILLIAM M. RAIRD A CO.,
t IB No 1S2 8. DELAWARE Avenue
TfKUiPf iDTiiva ixinnmipna
Is, Tbe nudcrslgned having leased the KKN-
Diiuivii ol at n ii a, uvkb tu iniurm uis rrtenus
and tbe patrons of tbe Dock that he Is prepared with
Increased facilities to accommodate those having vessels
to be lalsed or repaired, and being a m act leal ship-carpenter
and caulker, will give personal attention to tbe
vessels entrusted to him lor repairs.
Captains or Agents. fcblp-Carpentets and Machinists
having vessels to repair, a.e solicited to cail.
Having tue agenoy for the sale of "Wettrstedt's
Patent Meta.lo Composition" tor Copper paint, tor the
preservation of veaebt' bottoms, for this ci.y, I am pre
pared to lurnlsh the same on favorable terms.
JOHN H HAM MITT,
Kensington Screw Dock,
US DELAWARE Avenue above Laurel street
CUTLERY.
CUTLERY.
A fine assortment of POCKET and
TAHLK CUTLKKY, RAZORS, RA
ZOR 8TROPH. LADIKm' HQ1880R
fAl'iM A&D 1'AILCUS' bHJAitr, ! l'C. at
L V. HF.LMOLD'B
Cutlery Store, No. 135 south TKN'l H street,
918S Three doors above Walnut
EODOERS & WOSTEN HOLM'S POCK ET
' Knives, RodgereA Wade's and Butcher's Razors,
table Cutlerv, Ladies' Scissors In Cases. Razors
Scissors, and all kinds of Cutlery ground aud polished
at P. MADEIRA'S, No. US a. TtNXU Street, Dolow
chesnut. 16 20 til
VISITINQ AND WEDDINQ CARDS.
WRITTEN, ENGRAVED, AND PRINTED.
The Latest London and Paris Styles.
INITIALS. MONOGRAMS. ORE8TB. ARs, KtC.,
STAMPED ON PAPER AN1 EHVatUIFKB,
Hi COLORS, GRATIS.
The Finest EntTliahTFrench and Ameri
can Paper and Envelopes.
MONOGRAMS, ARMS, CRESTS, Designed and Eu
WHITING DK8KS. TRAVELLING CASES. PORT
FOLIOS, POCRKT-BOOKS, KNIVES. BACKGAM
MON BOARDS, and a very large stock of
FINE STATIONERY
H. HOHKINs) V CO.,
STATIONERS AND CARD ENGRAVERS,
2M,p No. 913 A11CII Street
VxX . Attn
II Sixth SfSjS ' ))
CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.
TIIM GnAIDEST ART PRO.IKCT OP
TIIR PRESENT CB5TVRV. .
IT8 SUCCESS MORE DECIDED THAN EVER.
Subscriptions Pouring in from Every Quarter
of the United States and the Canada!
The End Rapidly Approaching.
Mr. Crosby has been Repentetlly Endorsed
by Ills Leading Fellow-CUUens.
FIRST C3RAND PREMIUM
THE CROSBY 0PER.1 1I0USE.
Cost of Erection and Actual Value,
!000,000.
Ihe remalnlni premiums eonslst ol
Oyer Three Hundred Splendid Okl Fainting,
Consisting of the grandest col'eetlon of legltlmaielr
American Woiks of Art, br the Leading Artists In the
United States ever for exhibition or sale at an one
period oflered to the public, and comprising
THE ENTIRE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF MR.
CROSBY.
Price of Shares, - - 8500
A Magnificent Steel Engraving will be Given to
Each Purchaser of a Share.
TUE CHR0M0GB1PII,
TIIK AMERICAN AUTUMN,"
Will speedilj be ready for delivery.
SPECIAL CARD.
THE CROSBY OPtBA-IIOCSE ART ASSOCIATION
Is no Kit enterprise, and must not bs conionnded with
Dollar Gilt Concerts wblch bave been advertised to take
place at tbe Opera Honse without the authority or con
sent ot the proprietors.
Subscription Books wi.l remain open for a short time
only at tbe Galleries,
No. 1305 CHESNUT Street, N
Asd also at the down-town
BRANCH OFFICE,
No. 607 CHESNUT Street,
NEW BULLETIN BUILDING.
OPEN DAY AND EVENIN3
AT BOni OFFICES.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
CROPSEI'S GREAT PAINTING, ENTITLED
"AN AMERICAN AUTUMN,
TALTJE f&OOO.
JUST ARRIVED. AND NOW ON FREE EXHII1I
TION, with a collection ot a number ol toe premium
Paintings of the Association, at
THE PHILADELPHIA ART GALLERY
(F. GABBTUtWITE PBOPRIBTOE),
No. 1306 CHEdMU' STREET.
This is the finest Gal ery, and tbe most elegantlv
flttod np of an; in the city, ana Is a most fashionable
reort.
T. B. PUCH,
AGENT TOR THE ASSOCIATION.
N. B. For lurtherpartlculars and description of the
railousprices, see published Catalogue. 10 10 trstf
piFORTANT TO SIUPrERS
GREAT SOUTHERN FAST FREIGHT LINE.
ONLY ALL-RAIL ROUTE BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA AND THE SOUTH.
The Orange and Alexandria Ral'road, having com
pleted Through Freight Arrangements with the Phila
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore and Balt'more and
Ohio Railroads and Its connections In Yuglnla, Tennessee,
Georgia, Alabama, and illsslsslppl, is now prepared to
tranpsort freight with regularitr and despatch to al
accessible points In the Southwest and South.
As this Is the only AU rail Route between Philadel
phia and the South, it commends itself atonoetothe
lavorable consideration of Shippers. Cars will be run
th-ongb fiom Philadelphia to Lynchburg, Virginia,
wl'hout breaking bulk, and the entire arrangements are
such as will secure speedy transit and prompt delivery
to all Southern and Southwestern points.
To secure ail-rail transportation, Goods must be
marked "Vis O. and A. B. B.," and sent to the Depot of
the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad
BROAD and PRIME Btreets.
For Rates of Freight or other information, apply to
JAMES C. WILSON,
Agent O. and A. R. R.,
No. 105 South FIFTH Street,
Two Doois below Chesnut.
1013 lm
ROBERT SHOEMAKER & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
MAX UI'ACTUBKBS.
IMPORTERS,
AXD DEALERS IX
Paints, Varnishes, and Oils,
No. 201 NORTH YOURTn STREET,
723 3m COBNER OF RACE.
FOR SALE STATE AND COUNTY RIGHT
ofCapewell A Co. 'a Patent Wind Guard and Air
Dealer for Coal Oil Lamusi It prevents tbo Chimneys
from brvaklng. This we will warrant Also saves out
third the oil. Call and see them they cost but ten cent
ti o. 203 RACE Street, Phi adelphia. Sample sent to and
part ol (he United Slates, on receipt of 'i7 vents 8 li
T AN DSC APE DRAWING CARDS, A BEAU-J-J
tiful series of views, fifteen In nomber, designed
tor the instruction ot Juvonlle artists. I'rlce, 1 J cents a
packaue. With the LVKNliiO -TLLEGRlPH. .W
W CLIPPER O.. Will b. round onajl. the
8. W. corner SEVENTH and CHK8NTJT Street
PRIVY WELLS OWNERS OP PROPERTY
The only place to getPritv Wells cleaned andds
nfected at very low prices. A rETg0W
MarUfaoturer of Poudrette
BIO S GOLDSMITHS' BALL. L BRARY Street
LEANDER O. CATTELL & C0.
PyDTJCB COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 2 NORTH WBARVES,
AMD
NO. 27 KORTH WATER STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. 11
4.LKXAXDBB O. OATTSLL. CLMA O. OATTSI L
WRITTEN AND VERBAL DESCRIP-
'tlons of character, with advice on business -
neaiin,eancau..n etc., given oai y. dv
IstntbSmrn) J. I CAPEN
I at No. 'iAH TENTH Street, above Caesnnt
Qif SOUTH STREET, M. DUNCONA
O 1 yj pays tbe blsbest price for Ladies' and
Gents' cast-off Clot hlii. JSo-tlO SOUiH Street above
Kirliih. (u
OCTOBER 24, I860.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
rpilE PICTORIAL BOOK OP AVRCDOTKS
L AKll INUDKNTS OK TUB REBrLUON,
Hcroie I'aulttlc. Konianttc. Humorous nl Traglca.
1 here In rrtaln ror ion ol the war that will nivr
go lino ihe rrtular historic, and will notet embodied
In romance and poetry, which Is a very real part o it,
and w ill tf prfsi tvfif, conviy to suecoedlng geuratloi,(
a belter Ides m the spirit of the conflict ihan many dn
reports orcaremi narratives ol event, and this part mar
b( railed e tosilp, the fun the patboa, of tne war.
This II ui.tralt tbe character ol the leaders the bamor
ol 'be sold in, be devotion of women, the bravery ot
men. the plpck ol onr herom, the romance and hart hips
of ihe sernce. From the beginning oi tbe war the
author hss been engsged In colU ctlng all tbe anecdote
connre ed with or lhotrative of I , and bas groapedand
elsssifled tbm a ader appropriate heads ana In a very
altractlve Inrm. . .
'I he vo'nnie I proioselv lliastrnted with over 300 en
f ravings by the first artists, which are teally beautliU't
worthy of exsmlna ion as specimens ot the art. Many
ot them are t Into the body ol the text, after the poon
larsine el Losslng s Pictorial Held Book ot the Revolu
tion. Ihe hook's contents Inc.udo reminiscences of
camp, pic let, spv, ncout bivouac siege and batilo-fled
adventures t thrilling feats o bravery, wit, droitorr,
comical and ludicrous adventure, etc, etc.
Amusement as well a Instruction maybe rouit'lln
eveiy pace, as graphic detail brl 'iant wit. and authen
te history are sklliu ly interwoven In this work ol
llierstvart
Ti is work sells Itself. The people are tired of dry de
tar and pari lean worts, and want something humorous
rcmsntlc. snd startling. ur agents are making irom
1W to t2W per n.ontb. clearof al expenses eend for
circulars slving lull particulars, aud see our terms and
prool ol lbe above assertion.
Addrers, A HONAL rDBLTSH'NG CO..
i81m No. Mi7 Miy OR Street, Philadelphia ra.
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.
fifff PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
sJitf'frK " un WOKKH.-SEAFIE A LKVY,
UAtlial AND THIOKETlUAL KJNUINKKB.S,
MA.bIMM S, BOILLR-MAKERS. BLACKS M 1 1 til,
and K0Ur-L.ll8, bavmg lor many years been In suo
cesslu) opeiatlon, and been exclusively emiaged In
bnlldlug nd repairing M trine and River f ngines blgh
and low pressure, iron Pollers. Water Tanks. Propel
lers, elo etc., respeotiuily ufler tlietr services to the
public as being luiiy prepared to contract for ennlnee of
all sins Msriue, R ver, and autionaryt having se sol
patterns ot alfierent sir.es, are prepared to execute orders
witb quick oetpaicn. Kvery description ot pattern
making made at the shortest notice High and Low
pressure I Ine. Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of the best
Peuntvlvaula charcoal iron. Forging ot all slzea antf
kinds; iron and Brass tastings ol all descriptions; Roll
Turning, Screw Cu ting, ai d all other work connected
with the aboe business.
Diawlniis and specifications for all work done at
tbe establishment tree ol charge, and work guaran
teed.
lbe subscribers nave ample wharf-dock room for
repairs of boats, where thev can lie In petfeoi safoty,
and aie provided with shears, blocks, talis, eto etc.,
for raising heavy or light weight.
JifOB C NEAFIE,
, JOHN P. LEVY.
8 21! PEACn and PALMER Btree's.
J. TArOBAD MSKBICX, WILLIAM H. MEUUCS
johh f. con.
SOCTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
WABHINGiON Streets,
PBILAniLPBTA.
MERRICK A HONS,
ENGIKEJlRa AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture high and Low Pressure bteam Engines foi
Land.blver anu Marine hervlce
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc
Castings oi all kinds, el. her Iron or biass.
Iron If i sue Roots lor Gas Works, Workshops, and
Railroad Stations ete.
Retorts and Gas Machinery, ol the latest and most im
proved coostiuctlon.
Jiveiv desci Iptlon ot Plantation Machinery, and Sonar.
Saw, and Urlst Mills, Vacuum Pans Open eteain Trains.
Defecators, Fi.ttrt, Pun. plug Knglnea etc
hole Agents lor N. H'llenx's Patent Sneer Boiling
Apparatus, esniyth's Patent Mteam Hammer, and As-
lnw all A VVooiiey s Patent Centrhugal sugar Draining
achlne. J
BRIDESBURG MACHINE WORKS.
OFriCE,
No. 60 N FRONT STREET,
PnlLADlLPBIA.
We are prepared to till orders to any extent for out
well knonn
MACHINERY FOR COTTON AH D WOOLLEN Mil L8,
Including ail recent Improvements In Carding, Spinning
and M caving.
We in it the attention oi manufacturers to oar ex ten
five works.
1 IS ALFRED JENKB A SON
PROPOSALS.
TD E OP 08 ALS FOR STATIONERY.
TbkasurY Dbpartmint,
OrrioK or 1tbmai, ukvickck.
W ashikoton. UctotKr 1. 1868.
- Sealed Pronoaala will be. r oelvod at this ottlnn
until the Fnteentn day of November, 1863,. at 12
o'clock M., lor suppli mr tue Assessors and Collec
tors ct Internal Kevenun torougtiout that nortion of
tho United States lying' east of the Rooky Moun
tains, with STATIONERY tor the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1867, and until the lstoay of January, 1867.
for supplying the Assessors and Collectors west ot
the Kooky Mountains.
bidders mar obtain a schedule of articles to be
furnished, with conditions under wh ch sncu artio cs
are to be delivered, npon application to an? As
sessor or Collector, or 10 the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue
No proposals will be entertained from parties who
are not regular manufacturers or dealers In the
articles bid lor, nor will proposals be oonstderel
unless accompanied by satisl'ao ory guarantees that
tbe oontraot will, if awarded, be faithfully exe
cuted. Bids which contain Dr ees less than the fair cost
oi the articles will be constdeied fraudulent and re-
Jecied.
The Two Hundred and Forty Collection Dls
tr cts are distributed into Five Departments, as
shown by the schedule iurnished, and eaon pro
posal must name the department it is proposed to
supply.
The Commissioner reserves the right to reject any
bids or parts of bids which the intrrestof the Gov
ernment may require. The bids should be addressed
to the CommiSHoner oi internal Revenue, endorsed
"Proposals for supplying Stationery to Internal
Eerenue Officers."
E. A. ROLU!fS,
10 24 wfmtnoll Commissioner.
f UAETERH ASTER'S OFFICE,
W Wabhihoton, D. C, October 9, 1866.
Troposa's for building- a large FIRE-PROOF
WAHLHOU8E, at the Schuylkill Arsenal, Phila
delphia. Plans of the above building; mar be seen at tbe
Qua'termastur-'jeneral's Umce, Washington, at
the office of Brevet Brigadier-beneral U. H. Cros
man, Assistant Quartermaster-General, Philadel
phia, at the office of John ale Arthur, Jr., Archi
tect, Pht.adelfjhia, and at tbe office of Brevet
Maior-Ueneral u. Van Ylitt, Quartermas.er, Naw
York
Specincalion will be printed immediately, and
deposited al theee several places.
Healed proposals lor tbe erection of the building,
including all work and materials, are invited,
and will be received until tbe 80th ot October
instant, at noon, at the office ot Brevet Brigadier
(joneral li. II. Croeman, Assistant Quartermaster
General, Philadelphia, where they will be opened
in presence of such bidders as choose to be
present.
The cost of the whole work complete, snd the
time at which tt will be finished, should be stated in
the proposals, whiob should be accompanied by
the auarant' e of two respouiblo persons, in
the amount ol ten thousand dollars, that the bid
der will enter into oontraot with good and sulll
citnt security, within ten days alter being nobilod
oi the same. M. C. MEIGS,
Quarfermos'er-Geuei'al,
10 12 180 Brevet Major-General.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
A
KM!
BLANKET 8.
Assistant Quartermaster's Offiok,
Philadelphia, October 22 fwa f
'Will be offered foi sale at Public Auction, ou ac
count ol the United Slates, at theSoliaylkill Arsenal,
Grav's lerry road, Philadelphia, Pa., on MON
DAY, the 6ih of November next, commencing at
12 o'clock U.,
FIFTY THOUSAND (STORE OR LESS) UNITED
bTATKK AliiiY BLANK. K 16,
rew and in rood condition. Samples cao be seon at
the bchuylkill Aicena1, and at this ofhoe.
ALSO,
6198 pairs BUCK K IN R'OVES,
2648 " WOOLLEN MITfENS
Tkbms of Salk Cash, lu Government lunds
1'uicliateis must remove the property within live
da' s alter iho purchase.
The Blankets will be delivered in bales of 60 each
G. II. CliOSMAN.
Assistant Quartermaster Wenora',
10 22 12t Bievei Brigadier General, U. S. A.
GARBLED SLATE MANTLES.
ELATE WO UK of every description on hand, or done
to order.
I LAIN PLATE AND TILES always on hand.
J. 13. KIME8 CO.,
12J Nos 212f and r jt CHISKVT Street
NOVELTIES HI
NOVELTIES IIT
WEDDINQ ffATrTiH
WEDDING CARDS.
WEDDINO CABDS.
WEDDINQ CAIIDS. "
WEDDING CATIDS.
WEDDING CARDS.
WEDDI G CARDS.
WEDDING CARDS.
The Latest London and parts 8i vies
The Latest London and Pari, gtvlea
Tbe Latest London and Paria htjiog."
Cards for Leather Weddings,
Cards lor Laihor Weddings
Cards for leather Weddings)
Wooden Weddinps,
Wooden Weddings,
Wooden Wcdaings,
Tin Wfwdinire, .
Tin Weddings,
Tin Weddings,
Pllver and Oold Weddings.
Silver and Gold Weddmes.
Silver and Gold Weddings.
Monograms, Ciphers, etc.,
Designed and Engraved,
Monograms, Ciphers, etc.,
Designed and Engraved.
Monograms, Ciphers, etc.,
Designed and Engraved,
A large assortment of
French, English, and American
French, English, and American
French, English, aid American '
Papers an ! EavelopesV
' Papers and Envelopes,
Papers and Envelopes
Initials, Monograms, etc.,
Stamped in Colors Gratis.
Ir itials, Monograms, etc.,
Stamped in Colon Gratis,
Initials, Monogiarna, etc..
Stamped in Colon Gratis,
Initials, Monograms, etc.,
Stamped in Colon Gratis,
Initials, Monograms, etc., w
Stamped, in Colon Gratis,
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OX
WRITING DESKS,
WKiTING DESKS,
POItl FOLIOS,
PORTFOLIOS,
TRAVELLING CASES,
TRAVELLING CASES,
POCKET KNIVES
POCKET KNIVES
WALLETS AND POCKET-BOOKS,
WALLETS AND POCKET-BOOKS,
BACKGAMMON BOARDS,
BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
1867.
1867.
DIARIES
DIARIES
1867.
1867.
FIFTY-TUREE SIZES A ND ' STYLES.
FIKTY'lUR&E blZEb A.XD STYLES,
ALL KINDS OP BLANK ' BOOKS
RULED AND BOUND TO ORDER.
H.IIOSKINS & CO.
No. 913 ARCH Street,
-Aim " 10 221t
No. 921 SPRING GARDEN St.
CLOTHING.
604
IMARXCU
VST
DENTISTRY.
fSL THE GOVERNMENT HAVINGF
mitfm granted me letters-patent lor my mode
atmlnlsterlng Mirons Oxide Uas, by Which I aav
f ,tJ,ac,ed n,,nL '"ousaads ol Teeth witheat pain. 1 am
JustlU. d In aaterthiB that It U boih sater aad suitesi.rto
any other now In ase. .-k' w
TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, ETC."
,i!ftI.?ADELPHL' 8UBQEONS
suaraut
Patent Wraduatlnir hm7fn,. . a .
others. Burporters, Elasue Stockings, hb.nloer UraSM.
USE STARIN'S CONDI 1 10 POWDERS
FOB
HORSES AND CATTLE.
It cures Worms, Botts, and Co'to.
It cures Colds, Coughs, and Ulde-Bonnd.
Jt is the best alterative for Hone and Cattle now
use, having a reputation of SO rears' standing.
It is a sure preventive for the much dreaded Binder
pest. I sorsaelu Philadelphia by moTl' aCO N
North 8CONI Ktieet: JOHNSON. UOLLOWAT
.OWl)KM.o. g3KorihblZTU Btreit. and by
lists thioughout the country. Addiess all orders to
8TAKIN FLOTD, Propfietors,
0 Bni Ko. 208 DTJANE Stre " w York.
HATtn TlTITtHKTl IPTlctrair
U.M.V ll tviAU
IJUBH. Anna, Legs, Appliance lor,
trauMterred from Hie In lorm au4Ht;l
i ujv immcoi, uiubi uursuiii oomiort-1
v J j invenieu i oey re approvea "h1
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x, k, . Ko. 689 ABCH Street, lhUade?rila.
Pamphlets free. r a ri m
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uxsvrAmxmua or '
Manilla and Tarred Cordage, Cordtr
Twines, Etc., .
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Ko. 22 Korth DKLAWABK Atouim. '
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