THE DAILY EVENING TKLKGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, I) KC EMBER 1, 180G.
5
AMOSEMKNTS.
Tub tiRKAT Ribtoui. Season ticket fortho 0-roat
tnig) ilirmin tuny Le bad at tlio Aoudumy to-d.
Tomorrow (Wedu'iay) tie first sale or siu?lo
tickets for the ilm ial performance will commence.
iLne wl'l bu a irrmcnuons ruttii a' tlie Aoadi-mr tor
them; but as ti e Manager, Mr. Gran, hag determined
that tlie ieciilatora sba 1 n t ret hilil ot them, tuere
will, do doubt, l e a clmnco ior all.
Madnmc Ade ante Kistori will onen in "Merlea"
next Monday evening,- following up with "Kliza
both," "Lady Macbeth," ' l-eah." and arvcral o'lior
roei ol hr repertoire This evening slie appears la
Washington as "E iabetli."
Aoapkmt of Mrfic--FRKiTCit Or-mtA. On Frl
day evenlne; tiie excol em French Owra Troupo of
till, l'aiil Julgni-t and C. Drivet will pprlorm
!ero!d' brauwnt and brilliant opera of Xitmpa.
1hia work baa not boon beard here for year, anl
many of out young readers know little of it beyond
the fpnrkhiior"riuro no oilcn uvea at our theatres.
Mad'ie Elvira Kaurlic will opponr in tlio role of
L'amill?, and Monsieur Armanrl assum j tno arduous
part of "ampa " On Saturclny ai ernoon Donni
totti's fnvoiiic opora of La lilw. ttit lirguncnt will
be presented, at au apres-midi entertainment. The
sale of tickets will commence at tlio Acicluiuy to
morrow. KKwCnKSMTT Stri-.kt Theatrk. The dcslro to
ee Uuuoicuun's luni, ,ieat wjik, called lite Lmp
Strike, Inoroa-os with men representation. I'be
CI.esnut Is crowded every ntglit uli the elile ol the
city.
Ihe reading of crenuine news dospatchos from all
parts of the world, telegraphed d'reo:ly to ths
theatre, is a very attractive and exciting feature.
3 brae despatches are a r ran god with tate and each,
one is applauded immonsoly as it is read off.
7 he Long Strike, wittt J. K. McDonough, Josle
Orton, and It. F. .dackay In their great roles, will
be repeated to. a evening.
On to-morrow (Wtdnesdav) afiernoon, a grand
lomily matinee will be given, when the bettutilul
play of Isabel, or, a H'uinan'i Life, will be presented.
au ot the irionds ot the management mould bo
present to-morrow atteruoon, and asmt Mr. Sinn
10 mnke up some of the leases eusta uod by the
r-c lit Are.
New Arch Strrkt Tpbatrtx. Mr. and Mrs.
Howard l'aul aie dolus; nn excellent business.
Tnir aueii noes ure decidedly the largest and mot
lashionuble we have ever i-eou attend dramatic per.
tormance. This even-up a mot attramve enter
tain nun t is o ftred and we sinoere.y hope that
these exceedingly clever artistue may be apore
elated by a crowded hou?o. This is the last week of
their engagement.
Walntjt Stbket Theatre Mb. J. S. Clarke at
Homk. 1 lie (treat Auieiican comedian appears ia
an ininvrse d iuble bill this evening. Clarke a
"Tony Lumpkin" and ' Newman Noggs." 1 he Wal
nut was crowded last night to seo Uiin play "Dob
Acres" and "jooU.es."
Kiw American Thbatrb Thb "Black
Crook." J bowaudsrusb to see this great spectacle
every evening. The announcement that it can be
played but two weeks more creates the liveliest
desire on the part of all to witness it. It will be
performed this evening, with all ot the beaotnul
scenery and the original great cast of characters.
Dandel aud Haydn Concerts.-But Tew more
days remain to procure oasou tioket tor the Handel
and Haydn Concerts, the first of which is to be
given on Thursday evening of next week, when the
grand oratorio ot Elijah will be produced, with Dr.
Guillmette, the oelobratod basso, oi Boston; Mr.
(ieorge Simpson, tenor, of New York; and Miss
Caroline ileCaflrey and Miss il. it. Alexander, of
Philadelphia. Tbo moderate price at which the
tickets have been p aced ton dollars for three scats,
ior the threo concerts bids lair to secure, the house
in advance, or at least as much of it as the manage
ment intend to reserve. We hope our readers will
act upon this bint, as no grander musical leasts
will be provided this season than the oratorios of
Elijah, st. Paul, and Divid, by the Handel and
Haydn.
Flocutiokabt and Musical Kntkbtaikitent.
Mr. 8. L. Adams, oue of our most accomplished
elocutionists, win give an exteisivo, elaborate, and
varied reading from the poets, at the Assembly
Buildings, noxt Thursday evening, December 6.
11 r. H. U. Everest will preside at the piano. Mr.
Adams will be assisted by Mr and Mrs. J.u. Ma gee
and daughter, and Mr. W. W, UHchnat. Tickets
may be bad at liumpler's, Seventh and Chesnnt
Streets. s
CABHOBObB & Dixft have brought out a Black
Crook in line style. Ihe aoo of spades is nothing to
compile to it. Pixey says that the management
were not at all C.-em-arras-tcA with its promotion,
as other thestres bavc been. iNo oifente to the real
Slack Croobtr A
Father Kemp, Emma J. NiclioK and the "Old
Folks" are still boldiug their lovees at National
Hall, Ma'ket street, above Twolith, every evening,
and on Wednesday and Saturday af ernoons.
Valbb's Winter Gardes, Vine street, below
Eighth. Miss Viotorla Howard and Miss Ada Tea
man, the American nightingales, every evening.
Admission, gratis. Beer, good.:
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
For Additional Local Items see Third Fage.
Or Importance -to the Travelling
Fpblic. "Hheppard's Southern and Western Ship
per's Guide" is now ready, and we are constrained
to the conclusion that it is one of the best books of
reference published. It contains complete shipping
dlreot'ons to railroad, rlvr, and inland towns
throughout twenty-tour Western and Southern
State. It gives a list of all the express, telegraph,
and railroad stations; the names of every steamboat
and steamship line; the names of tbe leading hotels;
and, in (act, all the information any one desires
who is or anticipates travelling. As an advertising
medium, it stands among the first of its kind. An
agent is now in this city soliciting advertisements
and subscriptions, and our merchants, when called
on bv him, would do well to hesitate before they
withhold their patronage. The ag"nt's name is
Philip A. Higgins; bis address, Box No. 1180, Phlla
delpbia I'ost Qfflce. - - , 1
Ax Aggravated Assault upon a
Woman. At a very ea.'ly hour this moining.a lady,
llv ng noar Eighth and Girard avenue, bad occasion
to leave ber bouce on an errand of neoessity, and
when she had got a tow doors lrora ber bouse was
attacked by a couple of ruUians, who attempted an
outrage upon her. She struggled witn them,
and her cries attracted the attention of the po ice,
wbo came to ber assistance, and frightened her
assailants off. They wore, pursued, and alter a
chase, were run into a saloon at Seventh and Girard
avenue, and were there captured. The two men
gave the names ot John Stief and James Dean.
They had a hearinw heiWro A dermau Fitch, and
-r helrthi j m ,mim'
Attempt. . hy. uout
hall-past 8 o'clock last evening, as Mr. Daniel
Sheets was going along Ash street, in the Nineteenth
Ward, he was suddenly set npon by lour men, who
assaulted him in a violent manner. He cried out
ior bolp, and a couple of pahoeinen, who happened
providertially to be within hearing, ran to his assist
ance, and arrested two of the would-be robbers,
named Thomas Vermillion and Benjamin Flick.
Mr. Bneetz bad, when attacked, a large sum of
greenbacks npou hi person. I hi two villains had
a hearing belors Ald rman Clouds, and were beld
in CtOOO bail each to anwer.
Fire, and Rescue of a Child. Yes
terday morning about nine o'clook smoke was seen
issuing from the second-story windows of No. 712
St. ilaiy street. Otlicer Slirgard, who was In the
neighborhood, on seeing 11, rushed up with a bucket
of water, and rescued a small child that was almost
suffocated. The bad and bedding and most of the
furniture were burned. Ihe origin of ' toe tire wis
from playing with matches by the cbild. I'be dam
age will amountUabout2(h
Cruel Tarents. Albert Arndt and his
-wile. Lena Arndt weie arrestod by Otlloer Koeder,
in Wood street above Twelfih, lor cruelty to a
-couple of Hi tie obild'en whom tney had with them.
Ihe little children had been beaten and abused, and
starved, nntll they ware in a sad plight. Their
nnnatural parents had a bearing this morning be
tore Alderman God boil, wbo hold them eacU m 4 JO
lail to answer.
The, Old Franklin Axmanac We
have leceived tiora Mr. A. Winch, the pubUher,
No 606 Chesnut street, this valuable aunual, wluon
is filled with valuable reiereuoe and oalendar matter.
Every citizen of Philadelphia should bave a copy.
The table of content is published eisawticre, and wo
reior our readers to it particularly.
ROCKHILL & WILSON.
FINE CLOTHING HOUSE,
Noa.603 and 605 CHESNUT St.. Pliiia
foreign and Domestic Fabrics Made to
" Order, Reaionable, ServiceabU
and Fasbionablel
A rurtr.TCAN in Trouht.k. William M.
Carry, who Keeps an establishment for the sale ot
liouoron a small sea e, at Mnrlannvi le, on Mont
gomery's coal and wood wharf, was anes'cd yester
day at'ernoon, on a charpo ol suspicion ol laroeny,
and lor s lung liquor on Sunday. A stray cus
tomer stopped at tho p'ace on Bundav, and whlst
acleep had HSO in preetibaoks abs rioted from ln
person. Ho lodged oniplnlnt against Garrv, and
tlio latter was ai rested by Olllcer l.vster, and taken
lieloie Alderman Allen, who, alter bearing tlio
facts of the case, committed him in default of tl'i'X)
bail to ansKer.
A Sale or Valuable Taintinos Is
announced 'o take place at tlio auction rooms of H.
bcott, Jr., Ko. 10!i0 Chejnut street, on the liith. 20th,
and 21st ot December. The colleoiloo numbers two
hundred and sixty piecos, a l of iliem orlnnala, by
artists of esiabiished reputation In the O d or a.
They are the importailon ot Mr. A. d'ilu vetter. of
Anlwrip, who has bestowed great care in soleoting
such as will prove va'tiab e a iditious to the art of this
country. His importation made during last year
was received wnli i-ucli favor by the pub io, that
we piedict a like success in pleasing thorn on the
present occasu n
River Pirate. Jolia Wilkinson mada a
raid on the steamer Pilot Boy, as she lav at Arch
street liarf, yesterday morning, and mado a so eo.
lion of clothing Irom the Captain's warOrobe, which
he carried off without asking tho Captain's permis
sion. A war am was issued against Wilkinson,
and he was arren'ed last evening at Bristol. He
bad a hearing before Alderman Heltler, who com
mitted him, in dciaultol 91000 ball, to answer tbo
charge of laroeny
A Supposed Burglar. Michael Clark
got nnder the Influence of the ardent last evening,
and being naturally of an irascible temper made him
self so disagreeable to those around bim.tbat he was
arretted at Fourth and Kace streets, and taken to
the fetation House. On examining bis person, a
bunch oi skeleton keys were loond. He attempted
to account for ins possession ol them on prineip es
ot law and Justice, but lailed. lie was oommittod
by A.'derman Godbon.
Colorbd Man on a Spree. Ilcnry
Handolph, in a sp.rit ot mischief, Indulged in the
lltt e p easantry ol ringing tho bolls of tho housei
in the vicinity of lentil and tipruoe street about
ten o Clock last night, Borneo! the people being
absurd enough to obiect to it, had Henry arrestod.:
He was taken belore Alderman Swift, and hold in
8390 bail to keep the pcaoe. .
BMan Drowned. This morning, about 10
o dock, a boatman named Daniel A bert, about
thirty live years of are, residing In Reading, fell
into the Schuylkill river at the Wire Bridge, Fair
mount, and was drowned. After much patient
grappling the body was reoovered bv Ollioers l'nt
nerand Havlland, of the Sixteenth District.
Slight Fibe. A silent fire broke out in
the Good Intent Cotton Mills, on the West Chester
road, In the Twenty fourth Ward, about 7 o'clock
this morning. The damage amounted to about $100.
'Ihe fire was put ont by the employes, without
giving any alarm.
Card. In contequence ot the groat preparations
requisi'0 in the manuiaoiure of tirst-eiatts frames for
the paintings imported by A. d'Huc vetter. Eiq., of
Antwerp, tbe sale wh'ch we announced to take
p:ace in November has been nnavoidably postponed
until tie lOih, 20th, and 21st or Deoember, at
which time it will positively take place, at Soott's
Art Gallery No. 1020 Cbesnut street. Mr. A.
d'Huyvetttr roiurns bis thanks to the pub'lo lor the
high appreciation of his importation last season, in
consequence of which he will offor at this sale 2j0
original paintings, bis entire invoice, constituting
the finest ea e evei held In this country.
B. Scott, Jr., Auctioneer.
Now is tbe Iike to But.
Prices of Clothing can be no lower. We are daily
receiving fresh Goods, purchased at muob less than
con, and have reduced all good on band to pro
portionate prices. We have by far the largest and
best stock ot
Men's Totths', and Boys' CLOTHraa
In the city, which we are selling in lare amounts
daily.
halfway between ( Bomn Sc Co ,
Fifth awd I Tower Hall, '
Sixth Stb. (618 Market Strbkt.
No. 112a Chxsnut Street.
AH the latest novelties In
Fall and Winter Cloak?. .
Black Velvet Cloaks, -. , .
Ve'. vet Beaver Cloaks, "
Frosted Beaver Cloaks,
Chinchilla Beaver Cloaks.
Now styles of Ast radian Cloaks, trimmed wilu
, Angola Fringe Muffs to match.
W. P. Campbell.
No. 1124 Chusnct Sfket.
A beautiful, rich, and varied stock oi
" ' ' Ladies' Furs!
liusslan Sable, ' Siberian Squirrel,
Hudson's Hay Sable, Grey Crimea, ' v
Mink Sable, Black Fcrs'an,
Chinchilla. Blaok Astrachan,
Eoyal Ermine, White Angola
"Grebe" Collars and Muffa a great novelty.
HiePEs' akd Children's Fanct Ferae 1
In all colors and at all prices.
W. P. Campbell.
Elliptic Sewing Machine Company's First
Premium Look-Stitch Skwino Machinks. In
comparably the best l r family ne. Highest Pre
mtumstGold iledal), Fab1 Maryland Institute, Nw
York and Pennsylvania State Fairs, 1466. No, 923
Cbesnut street. .. .
Mason & Hamlin's
Cabinot organs, onlv at
Gould's, Seventh and Chesnut titreets.
EBimiLD Plated Ware and Cutlery B
Scott, Jr., will sell, to-morrow ( Wednesday) morning
at 11 o'clock, at the Art Gallery, Mo 1020Cnosna.
street, tne enure invoice oi piatea goods irom tne
e'lablisbureut of Joseph Deakin & Sons, Sheffield,
England, which embraces the finest assortment evor
offered at publio sale. We advise a. 1 who wish to
ootain a good article to attend this sale, as it will
bo the last chance this season.
The subtle essence of the Ouoen Flower of the
Tropics is concentrated in Phalon's "Night-Blooming
Cereus" a perfume so dolioious, permanent, and
refreshing, that in all the varieties of floral scents
tune is nothing that can vie with it. Lancaster
Examiner, . .
Hemarkabli Fine The weather at this season
ot the year; but not more so than tbe first-class
clothing sold at Charles Btokes & Co.'s ready-made
t lothing House, under tno continental, ana, like
tbe weather, as that- is in everybody's mouth, so are
the great bargains in clothing at Stokes & Co.'s.
Photo Miniature, Life size Photographs in oil,
and Caites de Visite are suitable, as well as aooe Di
ablo, Christmas Presents, if made at B. Koimer's
Gallery, No. 02 Arch street.
Burnt Almonds, Rose A'mouds, Uoeland Moss
Paste, Cream Chocolate, etc., can be had at all
tinios of George W. Jenkins, Confectioner, No. 103
Spring baruea street.
Pound and iadv cake made of tbe bet matcria'a.
delivered pet ordur. by Morse Sc. Co., Jios. ttu2 and
COl Arch street. .
-fif-T? Geo STKCKfc Co.'s Pianos,
1 k t At Gould's,
a t.i a .b na-n f 1WD Hi t trims ri aADnuna
Sick Headache, etc, are thorougaiy cured by Dr.
v . , u...aiiuA I'tl la Anllnir Am a trim I lu lava.rivA.
la JVV K4"-v w
thev iemove ail irritating and luecal matter troia.the
. . . i . i . ....... ..i . i i
ooweia, graiiuuiiy vlnunv uo Tivmtu mwivmum vi
the stomach and liver, and restore these organ to a
. ... i 1 .. . w il in 1 1 . .,
lieaitny conuiuou miiuvu vuij v. :ua.vuu
sut street. . , ;
Ladies, goto G. Bybon Mohbb to Co No. 902
mw, uia Amh urrwt. tor vour Fried Oyster. Chicken
Kaiixl. Cnfl'ue and Wofllos.
tr ' nnwa KmiS.'PllNfMl.
U V (j j Mcderaie in piice, and as dur Able
M HUT I II W uinug,
Gould, Seventh and CheVnut Streets, X
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
FISE CLOTHING HOUSE,;
. oi 603 and 605 CHESNUT St., Pbila.
FALL AND WINTER
OVERCOATS
IT GREAT VARIETY
hupsniott HTVi.Ef, eg Ready-made Ci.OTniM.
bUPKHlOH tSTVLMH O itKADY-MADK CXOTlllNO,
Wafamakkr k Haowii,
Porut.AR CLOTHIa Uoubb,
OAK Hai.L,
Poutea't corner Pixth and V mm-.r Stieetn.
DiF.n
KrrNZFR.-tm tiie tromlneof the U Inslsnt, P T'
1.1 N K. wl e oi ( harles Kucnztr, and dsugbter of Koslna
tlyers aurd s; vnrs.
1 h rrlntlrra and lriend of the family are respectfully
invited to atienrt the 'iinfTs1, from tlie tesidencs ol h-r
tiustisnd, No IVt N. Fou'th street ahove JefTeison on
Wednesday afternoon at 1 o clock. To proceed to Odd
Felloes' t emetery.
StcNCTT.-Onth2d InMant, WILLIAM McSUTT,
aged :,n jeers
i he re auves and friends of the family, a'so West F.nd
Lodge I. o. ofo. F.i Hur of ltethlclicm Lod-'e, A V.
A., and the Vlilladelplila Fire Company, No IS, are ro
sin ctlii'ly Invited to utt.-nd the funeritl. from bis late
rMc'ence, d. W corner et ceventeeoth and -m-om
streets, on Wednexlar . the 6'h Instant, at 10 o'clock.
To proceed 10 Mount Uorlnh Cemetery
Ft'TllEHFi'M). On the 2!)'h ultimo. THOMAS n.
.11111 1 KFOHD, In tlio 4!l(ti year ot his age.
i iit- iTiiniivvi. hiiu menus oi iam y are respectiwuv
Invited to attend the funeral, irom hi late residence.
o. 220 8 Juniper street, on Tuesday afternoon atl
o'clock.
LOTHFS WILL I'UV QUK'KKB, KCi;sR
more perfectly wrung than you can do by hand,
and y. u save time c o'lilng and ten. per. and reduce
the dfrcomio' ts Inch Inevllnb y ntlend a wash-uay, ly
n-lng a paient cog wheel C ot) es-wringer. Thnxe we
know to be tin mmt durable but we also keep othor
patterns for sale. We also lepalr wringers
, . 1 HUMAN A HHAW.
Ko frlghtTMrty-flvelMAEKrTBt . below Ninth.
"TPOLPIXQ POCKET-LANTEKNS, WHICH
J1 bare a place for matches and an extra snpp y of
tapers, and occupy so small a space ax to be conve
niently carried In tne pocket, are ior sale bv
TRCMAft SHAW,
No. S&WKIght Thlrty-flvel Ma KKKT Ht , below Win t h .
GRIDDLES AND BAKE-PLATES. A VARI
ety ol sizes of Iron and soepstone (the latter do
not require to be greased), and various kinds of cak
turners and pans, at 'l Rt'MAis A cHAW't,
No. BJAiMiiiu Tnlrty-flT) MARKET St., be ow Nm.
WARBURTON,
FASHION A BLK HATTER,
Ho. 41HI tiiKSM T Htrent,
9 Neidoor to Post Office.
JjZWfm B Alt B ER'S IMPROVED
' PKIUI5COPIO SPKCTACLliS.
Superior o all others. Th excite the woadr and
admiration of all who use them. aianntnctorv and
bales-rooms, So. iVSH, i lGH'IU Btreet, i'hlia., Pa.
OPERA OL.ASSKS.
Assortment large and varied. I'rloes low.
24 Sm
UAADULTERATED LIQDOR6 ONLY
KIC'fLAHO PfcNISTAN'a
SroKK AND VACLTH.
So. 430 CHEflNUf 8TBKF.
Kearly Opposite the I'ost Office)
PHlLADELlUlA.
ramUles supplied Order irom the Ooantry promptly
tended to.. ft
JOKDAN'8 CELEBRATED TONIC ALE.
'J bis truly bealthlul and nutrl'lous beverage, now
In use by thousands lavalids and others has estab
lished a ttiaracter lor Quality of material and nuritK of
manu actuie which stands unrivalled. It la racnrn-
menaed by physicians ol tills and other places as a supe
rior Tomci, ana requires oui a trial to convince tne most
skeptical oi lis gn at merit To oe bail, who esa e and
retail ot P. J. JUHDaN So. 220 PEAK Street. HI 1
CURTAINS, SHADES, ETC.
I. E. WALE A YEN,
(MASONIC HALL,)
No. 719 CHESNUT STREET,
ELEGANT CURTAINS FOR PARLORS.
' LIBRARIES,
Dining and Sleeping Booms,
In Erocateilo,
8atin Damaska,
. Terry,
Ei,
. Swus Lace, and
Nottingham , Lace
WINDOW SIT A D E S
OF THE NEWEST DESIGNS.
Am dow offering the most complete assert nent ol
tbe above goods of my own Importation. flO 20tutbs
REDUCID PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
KELTY, CARRINQTOX & CO.,
No. 723 CHESNUT Street,
H ave constantly In PtocV. for retail' city and;countiy
traae, tbelr
CELEBRATED WINDOW SHADES
MASUFAC1CKLD Bl ill EM OSLY.
Tbey are also Bole Agents lor the 8EI.F-ADJU8riKO
SPUING FlXTTJBEd for Shades. Tbe best fixtures in
tbe world.
Also, CURTAIN MAI EFIALS and FCBKlTrBE
COVeBIeti in great vailety.
Lace, jjusiln.and Hottingham Curtains, Piano and
Table Covers, the largest and finest stock In tbe city.
Lac Curtains cleaned and mended. - -
White Holland Shades calendered. C10 10 tuthsSm
23 J. WILLIAMS,
No. 16 North SIXTH Street,
M ANVf ACTCBEB OF
VENETIAN BLINDS
ANP
WINDOW SHADES.
The largest and finest assortment ia the city at the
lowest prices. 10 ye 2m
fcTORK BHADBS- NAPE ASP LEtTEBED.
BUY FUKHlIUBia AT UUUliD CO.'S
Union Venoia, corner NINTH and MAK&tTand
lt'8. Ol ailU tvpurui Driu., I. i-ncrv.
1 ue largVBl, vjivop.k. .uu urn pu.uk vi r uruuurv, u
every deberii.tloa. In the wor d. 8eud ior Primed Caia-
lorne auu nice lui. iub kiuiuidw ui maivrmi ana
workmunthfp Is guaranteed of ad we sell. Furniture lor
F arlor, Drawing room. Chamber or Bed room, Iilulnn
rooni, Lilirary. iLlube-i, 8ervaotii' rooms. OrBce.
L'voo a, UDaKiief wu iguu, m uuui, vr uiuer
1 odiies, Blilon 'jitliution. CluliS, Colleges, Pub lo
lin.iiUminHoie's Boardlnu-Houaea. HoiulLaln. Fain or
a single plena o Fuplture.
UraWluKautt fDUWl oa I wuiffliw " "cu imuiivu.
nwiunb.ni bv nuU will be exjieuted with deioateh.
and with liberality and JuBtnawi of dealing. L'ouutry
riua rra. ana ti trade ueneraliy . eou Uiiuu to be auDDilel
nn tiiAfi&nie mierai wuoicDaio ivruis liibi innura men m
tair pionu Fartie at a oistazww may re Jilt through oir
ItanKei, tbe Farmen)' and Mechanics' hiailonal Haii.
Cliesna. Htreei. or iu uuivd biiuxmii anK, 'luiru
hv fcinrcss. Cheek, or Prut Ottlce Order. lm.
mediate attention will be glten, and satlsfactlou lusuwd.
OOIJL.D & CO.,
K K. come KISTH and MA KKKT streets and
lios. Bland Ml Sortto 6ECONI Htnat
10 Sp lhlladollila.
R
M
or
1'f.BESOLCUlCAL OFFICE
TO
vo. m cufbjiCT btrebt
NO. Til CHESNUT bTilEET.
where examinations ar made aa usual, b-
S 1 stutb3nxi p Suoeessor t Fowler, 'W ells A do.
ROCKHILL & WILSON.
FINE CLOTHING HOUSE
Nob.603 and 605 CHESNUT St., Phila
latest Style Sack and Walkuur Coats
BOYS' CLOTHING.
CLOTHING.
EXCELSIOR
CLOTHING HALL,
EXCELSIOR
CLOTHING HALL,
EXCELSIOR
CLOTHING HALL,
S.E, Cor. SECOND and MARKET,
PHILADELPHIA.
CLOTHING FOR 3IEX AND BOYS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMESES, AND TESTINGS.
Department for Custom Work.
Agents Tor Oiled Clothing.
EDWARDS & LAWRENCE.
10 23tutht2mtp ' '
JONES'
OLD ESTABLISHED
ONE PRICE
FINE ,
Beady-Made Clothing; House,
No. 004 MARKET ST.,
ABOVE SIXTH.
Our Cutters are unexcellod. We combine style
with neatness ol fit, and moderate prioos with tbe
best workmanship. 11 23 lmop
Q HI L D R E N'S
CLOTHING.
A Splendid Assortment in tbe Latest Stylos.
V Special attention ia invited.
M. SHOEMAKER & CO.,
10 4 thstutpttj
Eos, 4 and 6 North EIGHTH Street
STATES UNIOx
CLOTHING HALL,
Ko. COG MARKET STREET. No. COG
A most complete stock of
MEN'S AND DOTS' CLOTHING
AT TOBY MUIEBVrS FBICIS.
WE HATE SMALL IX PENS ES, AND CAN
' AFFORD TO SELL WITH SMALL PR0IITS.,
Vine Fsklmo Besver OTercoats, onty t20 ; fine Beaver
Overcoats, anr desir.ble color. frsted Beaver
Overcoats 926; erv fine Chtnobllla Overouats, only
27: frosted Beaver Suits, containing coat, pants, and
vcst.tSOi fine stiort beaver hacks, from aiO to a '4:
dark grey Harris Capsimere Pnits, coat, pants, aud
vest, wmioo buk miieu, vuiy ta; diii i aaca uoais.
from iV to 20; Business Coati, Irom 7 to M: Pants
and Vests to match, irom 7 to SU; Boss' Coats. from
6 to I4 Pants, from al 76 10
Come and oonvlnee yourselves. 11 14 Sm 8p
J E MOV A L.
3I0BRIS, CLOTHIER & LEWIS,
CLOTH HOUSE,
No, 52 South SECOND Street,
ABOVE CHESNUT,
r -i 1 1
WlXlb REBXOVK OX JANUARY I TO
Nos. 19 and2t S, FOURTH St,,
In consequence of whioh they ars telling tbelr
Stock of ,
Woollens xod Mea's Wear Generally,
Ai prices that will pay purchasers to give them a
call. 112812trp
NOTICE.
CAR TETING8
AT REDUCED PRICES.
LEEDOM & SHAW,
No. 910 ARCH STREET.
VG1WEEN MNTB ADO TEN Til ST 9. tSmru
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
I CITY AD COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
ttat ot 1 11UMA8 Ua.heKi.LM doooaweU
Tbe Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and kdiiut Die account ot WlL' 1M V. UANttl.l.,
AUmliilftratorof tne mtate of THOMAS liANNKL'i.
deceased and to report distribution ot tlie balance In
the bunds 01 tbe accountant, will meet tbe parties
luteieoted, for tbe purpose ot bis appointment, 00
-lUUHSUAY, December 13, I806, at S o'clock P. M . at
bi otlice, Ko. ivi W ALSC i Street, In tlie cltj of l'Ull
delphia.
12 4 tutbsSi.
W1L..IAM I). BAKER.
Auditor.
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
FINE CLOTHING HOUSE,
Nos. 603 and 605 CHESNUTj St., Phila'
COACllMEBTS COATS,'
COACHMEN'S COATS.
II UNTING COATS
HUNTING COAT.
(HllISTMAS, iiOUDAV AM) IlllID.iLTO,
EST AH LI S HE D IN ms.
WILLIAM WILSON ot SON,
SILVERSMITHS
AN O
ilANl KM TLUF-HS AND IMi'ORlEU Of
SITERIOR PLATED WARE,
SOUTHWEST CORNKR OF
FIFTH AND CHERRY STREETS,
Have on hand a large and general assortment of
Silver and Plntetl AVnre, Suitable for
Bridal Preaeuts, Ktc. Etc.
PltKSK STATION SE'.TS OX HAND,
Cr furnished at short colloe. 11 2i lmrp
TT OLIDAY PRE8ENTS.
JUJL K- HUrMNS J:,
No. 9IS AKCH street, and
Ko. M hPBlNU UAKDi-.N street.
WRITINU bKSKS A larrfa andete-aut asAOrtmeiit,
Rosewood, Inlaid and brass-bouad; Walnut, Mabogany,
and Papier Maclie
For folios and Leather Desks, flue Tu-key morocco.
Backgammon Hoards, Client, and Domtuoas.
. (arausl Uamesl I of fverr Description.
lbe latent novelties of Frtueu, bogUsa, and American
Papers and Knre ones
Mtddiuvand Visiting Cards enuraved In the hlgbo.it
Style ol tlie art.
lbs latest London and Parts styles Cardi for Leather,
Wooden, and I in Weddlngi.
Itlnnk books oi eyery description on hand, am) ruled
to order.
m. riAB'ES. 1801.
M slz?s and tys.
Initials Monograms, eto., stamped In co'.ors gratis.
It HOSKlfH OO ,
Stationers and t'arj Kngryerj,
6 28 6m rp No. 1 ABUrt btreet.
p R O SPEC T US
OK
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Relieving that tbe present tl'ne is propitious to meet
andnupplv a want long felt wltbln tbe bounds o- tbe
Vlnladeipbia andadlacent Conieieoces, tbe undersigned
priipoe io pubilnh a weekly i.eiiutoua Newspaper, coin
mcuvlng wltu J anuarj, 1BBT, entitled
THE METHODIST HOME JOURNAL.
It will be liwucd In neat quarto form, attractive ln
typonrapuy. liberal ana prosrossive intone ana spiru,
and loyal to all the lnteiests of the -
MtTUODiai; EU3COPAI.CUCBCH. .
Without Intending to supplant or Interfere In anr
respect with axis lng and oiciai Church organ. It I
drs'tmed io be a co-worker with thetn In tha rait ftelJ
now lnvitln and damanUlna' Ha publioatlun as a me
dium fbr tin more general dill'usion ol KKUGlUUd
TttU'lH and I1UIIK IN IfcLLIOKNCE
it will cubiace V.11 iOKIAt.8 BT LEADIVO.
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1 a.RFS'lINQ, BEVlVAL NOH JES. OBStKAL AND'
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pal Book Pooma. No lulb Aroh strao-it also, at th llook
btore of Peiktnplne A Hiiialn N 64 ortli Fourth
a. reel, by any of the Mttnodlst Mil. inters, by l'ot
masters and st tho Office or Publication. ,
All communications should be aidressedts -
' Rev. A. WALLACE, Kdltor, I
Or to O. Ij. HADDOCK, Publhlirr,
iai6t No. K8 South THlD St., Pliladelvbl '
fTHE "PHRRXOLOti'ICAL JOUaSAT." iO.t
JL DKCKUBKR oootaln Portrait O' Dore. tbe
Sreat Freaon Ariis', King and Quaen oi Prussia twelve
uuiDguisheJ American ' lurgyuwn MUs Kale Jiato-
man. v lib Biographic and Cbtracter Also, a hat is
1- ilucaUon'r bv John enti Cbarcters ot ShakonDOjra: .
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Thiers. Aldrldge, Buskin, and others, with Portraits-
and Blograpmei, in inis illuhihulu ahduil
UFPUBtNoLOuy AND PtiYBIOt JfOM If . FOB 18G7.
Fent by post for '20 cents, or S2 a dozen. Address Fuff.
Ll-B WELLS, No M) BKO V W AY, New Vork.t ov
J. L. OA PEN, bo.722 CHtHNPr flt., Fhl ad. 12 1 4t
STRENGTH, BEAUTY, CHEAPNESS,
COMBINED
Harding's Pateat Chain-Back.
PHOTOCRAPH ALBUMS.
rnr a Weddlnir. Holiday. or.Blrthdav Present. thate
Albums are partlculaily a'laptcd.
Tiia book iradu and dealer in lanoy artloles tor hall-
day sales wl 1 find tha mast extensive asiorimsnt of
I liO'Ograpn aiuuiuh iu iu. voumry. auu auperior io
any heretofore made. For great atren(Lh, durability,
and cheaDneaa. Hardlna'a .i'ateut Chain-back Albams
are unnvailed. Furcha-ors will Und It groatiy toxbolr
advantage to examine tneae new noes oi gouu oaiora
making up tlietr orders tor holiday stock.
Alan, a lama and BDlonold aasortmont ot' new atvlet
ot P hotograph Albums wttde lu the u.ual minneiv
WILLIAM W. HARDING,
12 1huiw4w8p No. "2S CHESNUT STIIEET. fnilt,
"RICH FAKCY GOODS,
AMAOFIFlrESt AHSOBTJST, PNSrHPA-EL
FOB VABIF.TT, ELES E OF SrYUi, OH
M01EBAilON IS PUIC1S.
Bich Bohemian and Chlim Vsacs and Toilet Set
Parian Bust, Svatuettes aud Taae Rruiue aud Gilt
OrnameLU, Hlct U:lt V ountcd CardsUuida, Vase i and
Odor Cases, Kirji Workboxca Jewel, til ve. and Haud
kercblei Boxes, Deuku, 1 riing C'aaea, to ton and t:oiu-
? unions, Jet aod Vulcanite Jewelry, Jat Chains, Pans
una euperloa r UK Umbrellas, Toilet Goods, with a
complete asao'tnient ot ai-tio es snliu )l tor
BKlDAL, BIlliaD . Y. OB bOLlDAY PBESENTi.
At prlcta.the most. wasouab:aat 1
II. DIXON'S,
11 26 lm No. 21 Sotu lxtita. street, f'hlla lelphia.
TT O L I D A Y G O O D S,
CHARLES ni'MI'P,
POCKET BOOK AND 8ATC Qtl.
ItAKVFACTVUER,
Ko. 4t Not tU 8 xtl atreet, below Arch.
Porte M onnales, ( ItarCoecu, , PouketBooki,
liutksr.' Cases, Torifoltos, Cabas,
Na cbeli, Purres, 1) reusing Casos,
Monej B.'l S, Woik Boxes, Etuies, aio.
WHOLESALE AND BET AIL. I12lin
CHEAPEST PRINTING IN PHILADELPHIA
AT THE
S'JEAil JOB PMNTISa BOOMS,
No. 108 South THIRD Street,
axCOtiP 8T08Y. I
Every description 01 Plain and Ornamental Pr'ntl
executed with ueatuesa and despatch, at arprlaiaw .
low piice.
HADDOCK X SON, ProprIatf
IHSmrp LsteoJNo. 18 MAKlBUea.
JJE N II Y O.; F O X,
number, Gas ind Steam Fitter,
8. W. COItHER THIRTEENTH ASD FILBERT ST 3.
iniLAPrurHtA. ,CU ltprp
AMUSEMENTS.
Jl ERIC AN ACADEMY Of? MU.SIO.-.
, . , FK'!'1 C!II OPF.n.
P..lt'IOKF.f AND t '. litlVKT DIRECTORS
r.-H-ox ei .imlion-'ai(inet Vr."t Cjticn'anl
Hn cony. ,1 .with ri-rrved ncats)) Famil T UrrH 7,i
cuila; Amphitheatre. 2 cent. ttrcia, t
FfciDAV EVr.MNO. recembert,
ZMfA:
OB. THE MAkltLt BPIDfi.
Opcrs !n thref sct-.muiic l.v Herald. i
Man lte N AT'DiE as .' t-mmi
air. Al MAM) a ..... ... ... , tonilZ
SA I I UIlAY, December S, .
C.BANI) MAI (NKK.
Admlwlon, one dollar to evry inrt of th h-niei.
fa I.e N ' DMEa Maria
f r aitiijklve ....:......:.::.....:::.::..::,':7oni!
'J'k sa'.c ?f "I" commence an Wednwilay. De-
i;iuino'e? m ' 10 1 c!ock at Acauamy and t
Books ot the operas for sa'e at the Academy. 12St
T" I ST OH I. a O A I R M Y OP MUSIC.
LIKECTOB8.:"? W KU'HT MOlU8 r oar.
Inher ?r?!&Jt 'J' nttelr It
which M'me Itistori made her d.bnt In NlwVork
1LE8DAY, SECOND AND WKdVkdaV 9 rfftBO
Feservcd seats to Parquet, fariuet f'lro'e .i, w.i.
Admission, Family Cirolo. oJuU,
''lie sale of enta tor the first nlirht commttrni to
ntorow We.!neia.v,at0 A. M., at theHos OBeioftha
Acadeuiy of AIuhIc
NEW CHESXl'T STRKFT THRATM-;.-(
I1F8SUT street above TwelttU. Doom , pew
at 7. Curtain rises at 7 m.
SFCOVD W FKK OF
and of tho MB J. E. atuDO&oCbU,
tiUEAT SUCCESS OF TUB SEASON
Dion Boucicaulfs great Drama, ia live acts, enrlnwl
ma
n ft Til K. wnpir M m np uivrnrmru
Produced with
NKW AND BBtrTIFrt. 8CENEBT,
amorg which may b named Fuller's Lne, City at
tiauchestor by Night, the t rial Scone, and tie '
OIIKAT TKLEGKAPIt SUrNK. '
In this Iaxt scene, news irom all parts ot tha worl1, -received
by the
theatre telegbapk wire. .
will be read to the audience.
To conclude with
Mw- THKT.nST CHILD. , ,
OI1VNL) EX1KA MAHNEE,
WEDSEHDAT AFrtBSOOS, December 1.
First time ot . , , ,
IS BELL At
OB, WOMAN'S LIFE.
The plecs will be presented with the tutt ntrongth at
I UK TsLftM'liD COMfAKY. , .
Admission to Matne, Sn cents. Cni droo, 25 cents
Door open at 1-15. Curtain rises at 2 IS.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.
K. E corner of MSTJi and WALNDT btreet
Commence at 7H. .
1UIKD AK.HI' Of 1 HE TOPrLAB COJlEDI.iiC.
CLARKE BK..., ..Tony Lumpilu
CI ABKK as ....Newman atoair
Tills (Tuenlav) EVEMNU, December i, .
Ooldrmlih's great Comedt, In live acts, of . ,
M1K hTOOPS TO CO.yCtB.
Tony tnmpkln Mr J. S. CL RKE
To conclude with the Comic Diama, frdna the wjrkt
of Dickens, UlustratlnK Incldepta In the lives ot Nicholas
and the orphan boy Km ike.
NUIIOLA KICKLIBT, '
MewmantVORff Mr J. ft. CLABKB
MB. J. 8 CLAKKK EVEBY Mtlllf. .
' '
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
THEATBR Begins at half past 7 o'clock.
AN LNTIRE ME -I PKBs'oBMANCE.
LAST WEEK OF THE GBEAT AltTItTH.
MR. AND SlBfl. UOWAJtD PAUL, ,
who will appear v ' .
1 AN ENTIRE NFff PBOORAMME. "
WO.NDA-Jj AND EVEWY EVKMMfJ 1 S
MR AND MKS HOWARD PAI L, 1
n two new pieces and new sings,. . , .1
EACH KVKf,.NU. ,. t
To conclude each , evening witu a gran a -Drama,
by toe .
FULL DRAMATIC COMPART. ' V
FItIDAY-Bh.Ne.Hr OF MB. H. PA PL.)
EW . AMERICAN THEATRE
THE OBEAT EFFNT , " '
FVt BY N'OUT. AND
. SATURDAY ATI NEE. at? o'clock
THE BLACK CROoK.
THE BLACK CROOK.
PROFESSOR FREDERICK A. ROEfc-E WILL .
deliver a course of tweaty lectures la English.,
drawn irom the
Hlri'lORY, LANGUAGE. ,APD LITEBATURB OF.
, , THE GEBMAal AllO.S . ; ,
HALL OF TIE TTnIvkbsITT' OF . PENJJSYL
on TVESDAY EVES INGs. at' "o'clock beglnalmron
TUESDAY, December 4 emitting December M aud.
January 1. , . , . , '
Season tickets at alO , ,
Frmii sesson tickets admitting three. at i'20, ,
Tickets for one sing e lecture aiu '
tamily tickets, admlttiag three, for one lecture..
at 2.
They may be obtained), at the stores ot Messri. J.
Asdra A Co.iMr. Loula Meyer. Mr. rharles W. A.
Trump'er, Messrs. Hcbaefer to Koradl, and ot ' Mr.
Fiederick Dick. Janitor ot the University. 1'JIJ (
JpATIIER KEMP'S OLD FOLKS,?,
AVITH EMMA C. HICH0L8, ; ,'
' ' MU AT "
NATIONAL HALL, Market Street, above Twelfth
FOB ONE WEEK. COMMENCING MOKDAT IVES-. .
IN Q, December I. . ,
Doors open at 7. Concert at 8 o'clock. Ticketla.
cents F auilly tickets, nv tor el'SO. Matinee Wedjies
cay and Saturday afternoons at J o'clock. . 113jUit.
GERMANIA ORCHESTRA. PUBLIC RE-';
hearsays rviy 8 ATI B DAY AFTEBNOOtT, at
MUSJUAL FUND HALL, K o'clock Eagarntienic
made bv a dressing GKORUB BASTEBT, Agcuu No.
1M MONTEREY btreet between Race aud Vine. ilSam
1 1 n
PROFESSOR V. A. ROESE'S LECTUJtE3.
' Kir-it lecture this cvenhiK at 8 o'clock, at tte HALT.
OF THE U.N1VEI Sli Y. hubil-ct-',Tne Anient Oer-'
mans at the boginnliiB ol tbo Christian Eia."'
Tickets io sTbad st the mualc s'.ores and at the door
of the ila i; . U ,
J) I S' C URIST&A? ST.OR
"MUCBY JUNCTON."
I COMPLETE IK
"EVERY SATURDAYS
KO. 60, VOR DECEMBBK 15.
C0NT2NTS ' '
BAI B' X Bt:OT!tEltS. l'y Charts jlck.
BAlllOX BROTl'E ;8 dc CO. Ijy Charlw D.'ck.'
MAiS LINE. The Boy at Vu6by. By Chanel
Dicktns.. . ...
Ko. I BHANCH I.INF. 'Ihe 'It na'inaa, : By Charles
Dickens. .,,.,.)
No. i BBAKCH LIN", 'lbe I ngui Driver By
Andrew HallWay. "
No. S B 11 AN C H L1M TUa ( ompeusatioa House,
By Char es Collins.
0. 4BHANCU UNT, lbe T )H H To: Office,
By Heche Btrctton. '
No BRANCH . INE, Tha Mig ncer. By Amelia B.
Edward. r
ruicK tks cents.
For sa:e by all ? cwsdea'ers
TlCHNOlt l-'ICriDS,,
PUbL'eHim Btflja;
it
afiTii r.S
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fta
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L in every reapact, buy tha elebratd HikJiVJ
COAL, iut aud Hiove otroa.at j per ton. 1... U
gn UlucVAtlLK. VEIN COAL, same lOxttS, aama aric
and a very nneonaliiy orLjcdiGH, Evg tmaHtoic,
alfOparton. I keep notniog but lb Ijt, (Jf.l ('
it
rivd at y, HJifVCl" IHW "."Pii
a