THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, J.8G7.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS K1CB OVTfllDK FAOES.
On Fnt. One of the cars of the Union line,
wiille coming down Seventh street, Saturday
even.rifr, about six o'clock, and when just above
Ibemut (Ureet, was discovered to be on fire.
1 he discovery, of courte, created a stampede,
the passengers making thctr way at rapidly and
es best they could out of the vehicle. It seems
ttat the lamp, wh'.ch had just bten lit, at the
conductor's end, was overturned by the motion
ot the car, and the IHaruos quickly communi
cated with the woodwork around. The car was
not more than haU iull, and though there was
not the slightest daaeer, the excitement for a
while wai great. One lady was encumbered
with a "child to aims," and another somewhat
larsrer hanging to her dreis. In her haste to
net out, the elder of the little ones was thrown
upon the cur floor, atd enlivened the scene by a
erica of jells, In which amusement he was
joined by his younger relative, who by some
miraculous uld succeeded in clln.lni to Its
parent's neck depite that parent's evident dls
reaard of it while looking out lor her own sifety.
The conductor rniiiidrd us of the boy and tho
tuni ng chip. He nobly remained at his post
when ali but he had lieo," and. with the asmat
arceol the brave driver, succeeded at last in
mastering the oaring flames.
SbriodS CnAnoB. Constables George L.
DeiiB and W. B.Crawford, of the Nineteenth
Ward, having received Informal :ou that John
Culp, charrrcd with beiue. a participant in the
Urdu at the house or William .1. Ovens, South
Twentieth streef, ou the 7th of Jlav last, during
which Colonel William Kiddle received Injuries
that catiKed his death, was in the vicinity of
Northeast, Cecil county, Md., they obtained a
warrant from Aldcrmau lleins, and proceeded
to that place on Saturday. The ollicers, on tbeir
auival at Northeast, soon found Culp, and ar
rested him, and were about having him locked
up to await a tequisttion from the Governor,
when Culp expreesed a willingness to start at
once for Philadelphia. On his arrival here he
was taken belore Alderman Ueins, and was by
him committed to prison.
Loss op a Philadelphia Steamship. The
steamship Hondrick Hudson, of this port, has
heen retorted by the Cuba cable as havinir
been asboro near Havana, and it was added
that sho was pot off by a Spanish war vessel,
and was being towed to Havana. Yesterday
the owners of the ship and tho underwriters
here received information direct lrom Havana
by the cable, that alter the Hudson had beea
hauled off tne shore it was found impossible to
keep her afloat, and that she sunk some twenty
miles from Havana in one hundied fathoms of
water. She was owned by Ihomas Watson A
Sons, of this city, and was fully insured.
AMUSEMENTS.
Academy of Music This evening Flotow's
brilliant and favorite opera of M artha will be
rriven by tho Rich intra English Opera Troupe.
1'he cast embraces Mifs Kichiucs ( who will smt
'The Lint lloae of Suuimer' Mrs. Seguin, Mr.
Cai-tle, Mr. Campbell, and Mr. Edward Seeuin.
The opera will be presented complete, with all
the perns. This is the last representation of
Xarlha this season. To-morrow (Tuesduy) even
ing, Vrown Diamonds will b3 repealed, by general
request. Many persons were unable to obtain
eeata to witaess this attractive opera on Friday.
The Lhhj of KU'.arney, by Benedict, Is iu re
hearfal, and will very shortly be brought out,
with new scenery and an excellent cast.
Chesnut Bireet Theatre. Mrs. D. P. Bowers
will appear as the unfoitunate "Quesn of
Fiance," in her new play of Marie Antoinette,
this evening, lor the nrat time. This tragedy
has been prepared expressly for Mrs. Bowers,
and has been i educed to rive acts. The scenery
Is all new, and that represent. ntr the grand hall
of the Tuilleries is quite as grand in effects as
the one painted in Paris for Mudamo Ristori. The
cast will embrace all of the members of the favo
rite stock company, and tho management will
leave nothing undone to ensure the complete
success of the tragedy.
Arch Street Theatre. Surf has been very
succppfful. It is a very light and pleasant
comedy, and bids fair to have a long run. Mr.
Drew as "Mrs. Madison Noble'' is excellent as
usual, and she is very creditably supported bv
the stock company, bvrf will be presented
every niht this week. Friday, benefit of Mrs.
John Drew. The manageress announces that
nhe has iu rehearsal another American play,
which will lollow Surf.
Walnut Street Theatre. This is Mr. For
rett's last weok. To-niuht be appears as "Good
King Larry," in Shakespeare's Bublime trace ly
of Jung Lear, in which pact Mr. Forrest has no
rival in the world. . Miss fallie will play "Cor
delia," and Mr. Bniton nill ennc's the part of
"Kdsar." Tomorrow evening Damon and Py
thias. Mr. Forrest in his powerful and classic
ro! of "Damon, the true Irlend."
American Theatre. The fine ballet at the
American, the beautiful fountain, crand woods,
gyrations, Mortimer's jokes, Miss Soldier's slug
ing, and Mr. Pilgrim's good management, all
'unite to make the American an attractive place
of amusement.
Concert Hall. Mr. Hnssler's initial concert
this afternoon will attract an immense audi
ence. The programme selected is full of rare
and brilliant gems. Mr. J. CIruf, the favorite
German tenor, will appear. Mr. Simon Hassler
will lead the orchestra, and Professor S.
Bcbrens presides at the piano. The concert
commences at half-past 3 o'clock.
Carncross & Dixet, at the Eleventh Street
Opera House, poison each other in a new farce
everv night, go on a FishiDg Psrty to Newport,
in which the fisherman's luck is made evident,
and present other novelties.
Th New Philadelphia Opera IIouse, on
Seventh street, is crowded nightly. J. H. Bud
worth begins an engagement to-ni'ht.
Professor Macallisteb, the Croat Wizard,
and his accomplished lady, will appear at Con
cert Hall this evening, lie is a noted magician,
and pel forma a number of lew tricks. One
hundred splendid presents will be distributed
among the audience.
A Bloody Duel Death oh Two Notorious
Characters. One who took part in the affair
gives the Titnsville Herald the following ac
count of the way in which society was rid of
two desperadoes of some local celebrity:
7 Julesbnrg appears to have become the resort
of numerous "hard cases" from the oil region,
as well as other sections of the country, and
among them was the notorious Tom Quirk,
of Petroleum Centre. He escaped from the
Allegheny Penitentiary, and alter reaching
Juleuburg, .and setting his stakes for business,
he visited Chicago and procured eight Jeze
bels, with whom he returned to Julesburg,
and established a concert saloon, or, in other
words, a "free and easy." Among the mem
bers of this interesting household was a woman
known as Margarot Snyder, who became
attached to a Julesburg hotel-keeper named
Chanfrau, formerly of Pithole. The
woman deserted Quirk, or Clark, as
he was there called, and weut over to
Chanftau's. Quirk called upon the latter,
and declared that he must give her up or re
imburse him (Quirk) for having paid her fare
fioni Chicago. This Chanfrau consented to
do, but upon the following day, when Quirk
demanded the money, Chanfrau refused to
Pay. Quirk then deolared that he would fl')ht
turn for the amount. Chanfrau replied that
Quirk was the better man, and he would only
fight him with revolvers at fourteen paces
(fi'ty-one fe.it). The bargain was at onoe
CtXvUt ml' naraed Hm Uy formerly
Of West Hickory was selected as Quirk's
second, and another named MoCart, from
Bait Lake City, performed the same service
for Chanfrau, while Tom Dili ou was elected
referee. 1 he parties Immediately went to the
suburbs of the town, where the distance was
measured off. The principals then went to
their position!, and aoa was Allowed to Uke,
deliberate aim.' Dillon then dropped the
handkerchief, both men fired, and both fell
simultaneously. Chanfrau was instantly
killed, being shot through the head. Quirk
was shot through the body, and lived only
twenty-fonr hours.
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liammoiila Heuibnrg...New York..M.......Oct. 25
Deul"rlilftnd.SoulhBnipton...New York...... Oct. an
C.ol N.York.......l.lverpoul...New York .Ocu 80
Hthernlau Llverpuol...W.uebeo Oct. 81
ArrfcO.. ....ltavre New York Oct. 81
hcoiia Liverpool... New York Nov,
Brenieu SoutliBinpton.New York Nov, 5
Hioerla Llverpool...New York Nov. 5
(I. of tialitiiiore..Llver(iool...New York Nov. 8
Novabcolian Llverpool...Uuebec Nov. 7
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Cuba .Liverpool...llwion -Nov. 9
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Tarlfa ...........New York..Llvurpool. Nov. IS
Kiisftla New York... Liverpool Nov. is
Jlermunti New York...Brenmu...... ,Nov. M
Knrope .....New York.-Jluvre Nov. IB
C. of N.York.New York... Liverpool Nov. in
OerniHiila... Nnw York...llaiiiliurK Nov. M
ClilCHgo New York...Llverpool Nov. 20
Arago New York. ..Havre Nov. li
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R. Clianncey New Yoi'k...AHpinwull Nov. 11
Wars and btripeHPlillarta Havana ....Nov, W
i nlunibla .New York.)lavana Nov. 14
Juniata .I'hllnna New Urjoaus. ........ Nov. 18
h. America New York... Brazil ..........Nov. 2.'
Alliance Phllndu Charleton Nov. 2)
Mails are lorwanled by every atearuer lu toe retruiar
lines. Hie steamers for or from Liverpool call al
Queenntown, except the Canadian line, which rail at
londonderry. The Rtentuers lor or from tlieCoutl
uent call at Hoiuhanipton.
AKKIVKD T1CST1UKOAX.
Bclir Vandalla, Jones, 2 days lroui Lelpalo, with
(pokes to Hacon, Collins A Co.
t-cijr KeadlnK KK. No. 4:t, I'owell, 6days troru James
river, with lumber to Bacon, Collins & Co.
BleamtUK America. Miiuday, 6 days from New Or
leans, via Norfolk 48 hours. Towed from Norfolk the
late Kebel ratn Columbia, formerly the Lady Davis,
Captain L. K, 1'nrves: engineer Thomas Brock. Haw
ship baranak, lor Liverpool, going to eta ou Saturday
at 10 o'clock,
CLEARED"8ATURT)AY.
(Steamship Alliance, Kelly. Charleston, Laihbury,
Wickersham A Co.
Bchr J. H. ColBon, Eoblcson, Charleston, Lathbury,
W lckerpham A io.
Bchr Beoilttaiice. Qulnton, lllchmond. do.
tchrl'ia v. McCabe, Flckup, Washington, Caldwell,
(Jordon A Co.
Bchr A. W, Collins, Tooker, New York, Rommel
Hunter.
Pchr W. Bement. Penny, Gloucester, do.
Hchr M. Puwell, Kenton, BrlclKepnrt. do.
ht'r Mayflower, BoblDiou, New York, W.P.Clyde&Co.
M'r V. i'raiiklln. 1'ierson. Baltimoru. A. (iroveo. Jr.
Bfr Norfolk. Vance. Kiclmioud, W. P. Clyde A Co.
Bt'rNew York, Maraliali, Washlutou, do.
'f uk Thos. Jetlerson, Alien, for Baltimore, with a tow
of barges, W. P. Clyde A Co.
SAILED.
Bteumablp Tonawanda, Jennings, for Savannah.
WKNTTO SEA.
BrlR Keilyn, Tuthili, heuce tor Klo Janeiro, went to
sea ou iilday eveniug at lo o'clock.
AKRIVEd"8ATURDAY.
BcbrF. A.Pawyer. Reed, g days from Calais, with
plaster to F. A. 4ouder A Co,
t-cnr Bird, Dutlel, 1 day from Lewes, with mdse, to
captain.
. Bchr Fanny, Walmsley, 2 days from Bohemia river
with grain lo Christian 6 Co.
Bchr A. K. Derrlckson. Tuunell, 1 duy from Lewes
witn grain to Mooru A Wheailey.
Bchr Native, btowe. 2 days from MlllvUIe, with
hoous to I Hough A Co.
Hchr W'm. Townsend. Maxnn, 1 day from Frederlca.
W ith (train lo J. L. Bewley A Co.
bebr T. h. utlcr, Wheuiley. l day from Lebanon,
n It li uralu to J. L. Bewley A Co.
Bchr Cornelia. Noyes, from uergetowrj.
Bchr Pun Hojal, .Moore, from Ucorxetown.
Bchr W. Hement, Penny, lrom Oreeuport.
Bclir A. W. Collins, Teoner, lrom New York.
Bchr hi. Powell. Fen ton, Iroiu Hartford.
Bteum. r A. (J. Mimero. Knox, 24 hours from New
York, with mdse. to W. M. Balrd A Co.
Steamer Black Diamond. Meredith, 24 hours from
New y iirk, wlih mdse. to W. M. Balrd A Co.
t-tenniKhlp Alexandria. Plait, lrom Richmond, with
mtle. to W. P. Cl.vde & Co.
Bteamer (I. H. tnut, Ford, from Washington, with
mdse. to W. P. Clvde A Co.
Bteauner 9. O. Walker. Kherln. 24 hours from New
York, with nxlse. lo W. M. Balrd A Co.
Tuk Tl o. Jeflerson. Allen, trom Baltimore, with a
tow ot bcrgns to W. P. Clyde A Co.
MEMORANDA.
BteamMilp Juniata, Hoxle, from New Orleans for
Phllauelphla. at Key West 9lh inst.
btean.ship Normau, Crowell, hence, at Boston 8th
Instant.
Brigs W. A. Dresser. Hatch, lrom Bangor lor Phila
delphia, sailed from Holmes' Hole 6th Inst.
Brigs A. M. Knight, Knight, and M. K. Thompson,
Warren, hence lor Boslon. at Holmes' Tlole Tib. insi.
Brig A. V. Larrubee, Carlisle, heuce lor Baugor, at
Baleni 7lh lust.
Bchr Windward. Cornwall, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Baltimore Mb Inst,
Bcbr It. Law, York, from Provldeuoe lor Philadel
phia, at Newport 6th lust.
Bcbr Tiger, Muoroe, for Camden, sailed from Fall
River 7:h lust.
Bchr Paul aud Thompson, Godfrey, hence lot Suco,
sailed from Halem 5th insu
Bchr l'arraeut, CokkIus, hence, at Boston 8th Inst.
Bcbr U. tilrdler, bmllh, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Bangor 6th Ihbi.
Bcbr J. 1). McCarthy, Blmpcon, hence, at Boston 7th
Instant.
Bcbr J, B. Austin, Davis, hence, at Marblehead 4th
lllMHIlt.
Bebr K. M. Fox, Case, from Qreenport for Philadel
phia, at Newport "lb Inst.
f-clir J. II. Allen, Burgess, hence, at Boston 7th Inst.
Bcbr Open Bea, Coombs, from Bangor lor Philadel
phia, returned to Newport 6ih lost,
NOTICE TOMARINKRS.
Nntlce Is hereby given that a green bnoy, marked
with the word "Wreck," has been laid tweuty fivo
fathoms Bouthwest of a vessel sunk on the southwest
end of 11 lips ford Bank, MorecaruDe Bay.
The buoy lies In one and one-halt fathom allow
water (spring tide, with the tollowlug mark and corn
pars bearings, vln :
Blull Point ot Blackcombe, Just open of the north
end ol Walney Island, N. by iL
Walney Lighthouse K M N., distant VI miles.
By order. P. H. BISliTHON, BeureUUT,
Trinity House, London, Oct, 24, 187.
Notice Is hereby given that a light Is now exhibited
from a Unhlnouse recently erected on the summit of
the largest ot the "Kuug-Kung" Isles, at the entrance
ol Chilu bBi bor, Dorlheast coast of China.
The light Is a fixed while light, elevated ftO feet
above the level of the sea. aud In clear weather vuould
be seen trom a distance of eighteen miles.
By commsnd of tbelr lordships.
CKO. HENRY RH HARDS, Hydrographer.
HydrographlcOUict'. Admiralty, London, bepl,i7, 1867,
The Italian Oovernment bs given notice that from
the 1st day of October, Ih67, the while light at the ex
tremliy or the battery at Port Pouxa will be changed
to a red light.
The Greek Government has given notice that during
the repairs ol the llghlvessel the light of Lefcbiuio
Point, Island of i'orfu, will cease to be exhibited.
All beariinK are uagneilc. Variation 17 degrees
westerly la lt7.
The Bpanlsh Oovernment b given notice that from
tlieitli day ot beplember, lht7. a light will be ex
hibited on the beach tUrao) of Burrlaua, lu the Gulf
The Hubt is a fixed red light, elevated 28 feet abive
the level of the sea, and in clear weather should be
seen trom a distance ot nine miles.
The Illuminating apparatus is dioptrlo, or by lenses
of ibe sixth order.
The llht U exhibited from an Iron column twenty
feet high, In the courtyard of Hie keeper's dwelling,
w blcli Is painted yellow; It is kJ4 yards VV.SW. from
the mouth or the rlvor beco, In lat. Uv M 2u N ., Ion. 0 I
6u W. ol Oreenwicli.
SAAC D. EVANS,
ntMIFACTlBKB AND DEALER IN
OILS. PAINTS, YARMSIIES.
Naval Stores and Soap3,
SO. 10 SOUTH DELAWARE AVENUE,'
10 5 8m 3p PHILADELPHIA,
JOHN CRUMP,
OAItPENTER AND BUILDER,
norm so. tit jlodub street, aud
BO, 17lt ClIflMVT STKEET,
rmxLADXirau
CARPETINGS.
1867. CARPCTINC3. 1807.
JA5. H. ORNEf SON & CO.,
t
.t'DEIHTT BTBEET, BELOW BETEMTII,
inrOBlEBS AND DEALcns IN
FOREIGN AND D0WESTICCARPETl?sG3
7NCLISH BRUSSELS
CAKPETI NQ8.
By late arrivals we bave ft full assortment of the
BEST EJfLI!n 1SAKEH.
JAS. H. ORNE, SON & CO.,
(Ill SHUT NTRF.KT, BELOW SEVENTH.
NCLISH AND FRENCH
AXMIPSSTEBS,
DOTAL WILTON, AND
VELVET
CARPETINGS,
ALL THE NEW EXHIBITION DESIUN.S.
Mow In fctore and for sale by
JAS. H. ORNE. SON & CO.,
('II FSNCT KTRFET, BELOW SEVENTH.
yilREE-PLY AND INGRAIN
CARPETING H,
IN CiBEAT VABIETT OF DESIWN. .
OIL CLOTHS,
In Sheets from, one yard to eight yards wide.
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ARCH STREET.
FALL STOCK NOW OPEN
AT THE
AROII STREET
CARPET WAREHOUSE
JOSEPH BLACKWOOD,
MO. 833 ABCU STBEET,
9102m Tto floors below Ninth, Bouth Side.
JSOTICE.
LEE DOM & SIIAW,i
NO. 910 ASCII STBEET.
BETWEEN HINTH AND TENTH STREETS,
Will continue to sell their stock or
CARPETINGS
AT PBICES TO CORRESPOND WITH LOW KENT
AND EXPENSES,
AND WILL OrEN DAILY NEW GOODS,
As they do not expect to move. 8 27 3mrp
JpALL STOCK OF CARPETINGS.
Just Opened, Fall Assortment of
TAPI sTKT BBUSSELSt
8-PLT INGBAINS,
AND EX1BASUPEBFINB IN BAIN CAB.
I'EIINVM.
OIL CLOTH, 12, 18, and 24 feet sheets.
COIK MATTINUB, RUGS, Etc.
3. T. DEUCBOIX,
NO. 37 SOUTH SECOND SIT BEET,
111 fmw3m Above Ohesnut.
CARRIAGES.
QECKHAUS & ALLCAIER
Beepectlully Invite attention to tbelr large and varied
stock of
SUFEllIOIl FAMILY CARRIAGES
Of latest styles, with all the most recent improve
ments of flulah.
ELEGANT LANDAU,
Just completed.
Also. CLARENCE COACHES AND COUPES of
d.ftejent styles.
MANUFACTORY AND WABEROOMS.
NO. 1304 FBANUFOBI) AVENUE,
Above Olrard A yen no. fUSfniwOin
QEORCE PLOWMAN.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
REMOVED
Xo ISo. 13-4 DOCK Street,
11!
PHILADELPHIA.
0 0 K N KXCIIANGE
HAO MAN UKACTOUV,
JOHN T. BAILEY fc CO.,
KKUOVKD TO
N. E. corner of M A KK K lx and WATER Streets,
l'hlladelphlH.
DEALEltS IN 1IAIW AND BAOOINQ
Of every Dexcrlptlon, for
Grain, Flour, bull, bunei -Phosphate of Lime, Bone
Iitist, Etc.
Larue and small fil'NNV HAU8 constantly on hand,
2-iIl Aluo, WOOL bACKU.
John T. Haii-ky. James Cascade;.
npo HOUSEKEEl'EUS AND INVALI DB.
J. The uudorslgnud reepecttully calls the aiteniloe
of the public to the slock of Prime Oiilwr aud Purf
t'lder Vluar for ptckllui and gHtieral family use
also, to his popular " lonlo Ale," tree lrom all lojpa
rltlws, aod eudorsed by the uipdlcal faculll as a sat
And wholveome beverage lor weak aud delicate con
stitutions. beiivered free of oluxrce to all pmi otthe city.
No. au Peak huoet,
tl5 Below Third .and Walnut aud Duck.
RODOEKS'AND WOSTEMUOLM'3 POCKET
KMVKH. Pearl and Mtag Handles, of btwutltiU
ilnlsh. KOlKiicjttt' aud WADE A BU'lX'H KH'H
UAZOV.H, and Ihe celehrald LkAJOULTiUC KAZOit.
Cltth01H of the floHul quality. .
Kaeors, K nivm. H:lHaor. aud Table Cntlery Oronnd
and Polished at P. M AJJEiilA'Id. Wo. U TEWTU
buei, Muw t'Uesnak
CLOTHING.
QNE PRICE ONLY.
J0IES,
OLD ESTABLISHED
ONE PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE.
No. 004 MARKET St.,
ABOVE SIXTH.
For stylo, durability, and excellence of workman
ship, onr goods cannot be excelled. Particular atten
tion paid to customer work, and a perfect fit guaran
teed n all cases. 10 25fmw6m
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BANKING HOUSE
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as and 114 So. THIRD ST. PIIILAP'A
Dealers in all Government Eaouritics,
OLD B-20 WANTED
IX EXCHANGE FOR KVXI
A I.IBEBAI. DIFFEBENCE ALLOWED,
Compound Interest Notes Wanted
IM1III KT ALLOWED ON DF.I'OSITI.
Uolleotlons made, stocks bought and sold ou
Oommfc&'.on.
Special business accommodations reserved toi
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OP TUB
Central Tactile Railroad Company,
AT (95) NINETY-FIVE,
And Accrued Iutercit lu Currency.
Three Bonds are payable by law, principal and lnte.
rest, In gold. Interest payable 1st of January and 1st
of July,
We will take Governments .In exchange, allowing
the full market price.
We recommend them to Investors as a flrat-clasa
Security, and will give at all times the latest pam
phlets and general Information upon application to us
Having a full supply ot these BONDS on hand, we
are prepared to DELIVER THEM AT ONOE.
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ATIONAL
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William Krvlen,
Osgood Welsh,
Frederick A, Hoyt,
Wui, U, JUtawo.
Cialban Utiles.
Bt)ii. Bowland, Jr.,
Baoiuel A. Klnpham,
Euward B. Orne,
WM. H. BHAWN, President,
JmU Vathier of the Central BaOonal Sank
JOB. P. MTJjMFORD Cashier,
I IU iau of tte Philadelphia JUaUonal Bank
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INSTRUCTION.
OTEVENSD ALE INSTITUTE.
HOARDING BCHOOL POU YOTJNQ LADIES.
Terms-Board, Tuition , etc. per scholastic year, 5u0.
NO EXTRA 8,
Circular at 11 essrs. Fairbanks A Ewlnais, No. 711
CHESNUT Btreet; also at Messrs. T. B. terson
Brothers', No. 006 CHESNUT Street.
'Address, personally or by note,
N rOSTES BROWNE, Principal,
WJN THB HOURS OF OUR IIAFFINES3
and prosperity, leios iBmmr uiuorramw ana
duabled soldlen who saved ns a country and nation-
allty."-LINOOLW.
eRAHD POrtLAB MOVEMEIfT
TO ERECT THE
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM
roa
INVALID SOLDIERS,
UNDEB A 8PEOIA1.
Charter from tn Stat of Pennsylvania,
PANNED MARCH 0,1807.
AN APPEAL TO TIIE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Th otOect ol thin Axsoclailon Is to provide, by pub
lic exertion, a Na'lonal Home lor our dl.mllBd mil
lers. 10 erect an nwylum for those won, In their patrl
ntlhni. have ssrvfd their countiyal the expfimsof
Iht Ir lieultu aud happlnes; who In the hat i In fur the
nation's li e were maluivd, ami are now lnapaoln ol
working for their own iimlutnance. Franco ban
her Ho(l (les lnvallr'eo. where rest the ashes of tne
great Napoleon; Ergland. her Greenwich aud diet
era Hospitals, the lormer being one of the finest
architectural structures ever devoted to charity.
Russia, Prussia, and In fact nearly all European
countries have magnificent retreaus for the un
InrluualA soldiers. Monarchies provile for the
ailevlHtion of the suffering caused by war, but free,
piosperous Republican America has no place lor her
crippled and sick soldiers but the country poor-ho,ie
or the sidewalks ot her crowded cities. These uoble
putrlols left happy homes to save our common coun
try In the hour ol her deep distress. We pleiiged lo
them our lanting gratitude, and now those who are
dependent look to us In their utter need to redeem
those pledges. They have performed their part. We
enjoy the result ot their sucrifices. We must not he
recreant to our obligations. Let us ench devote but
a single dollar lo this purpose, and the Uettysourg
Asylum will aflord the boltliers a home, aud our
country will be honored bv the noble Institution,
'111 K UNI) HAM REEN PURCHAKD
By this Association, and Teu Thousand Dollars have
already been paid towards the preservation of the
battle-uround about thirty acres (adjoining the site
ot timiial Meade's Headiinarters) have been set
apart fnr the lists orthe Asyium.
l.KXiNOTON A v knur, Nkw UiRK, Oct. 2S, 1R67.
Having labored lor tnree years to erect a Home
for oui crippled veterans, and having paised a bill
lor that on r none In the New York Legislature, In
corporating some one hundred of our best citizens as
Directors but under which bill no action has been
had, from that time to this and knowing the great
and crying necessity ol the case, tnesuame or leav
I no-mi r dlfuihled veterans to starve or bee. I hereby
most cordially Indorse your enterprise, and It shall
have an me aia oi my loiiKue, pen, uuu iiiuuuuue.
Very truly yours, U1AHLIS U. HALl'ISE.
(From the rostmaster-Qeueral of the United Htates.)
I recommend to all Postmasters that they ahull aid
th s truly benevolent and patriotic enterprise.
A. W. RANDALL.
Being satisfied with the Integrity of your enterprise,
we cheerfully consent to display your diamonds at
our establishment. BROWNE A bPALUI.SU.
(i-mher 25. lnt7. Nos. ui and 670 Rroadway.
We hereby certify that we have examined the
Diamond uooos, rearis, f.meraius, nuuiei, anu oiner
precious Btones, as described In the list, and tlud them
all eruuine.
HENLE BROS. , Diamond Importers, No. 28
Vulricri l .itne. New Vol k.
.1. HERRMANN, Ulumond Setter, No. 3!) I Broome
street, New York. ,
In order to promote rubllc confidence In the highest
degree, and for the iuitheriince of this great object,
the Association has decided to place the t3i),i 0 worth
nf riinniniuiH nn until It! exhibition at the In rue Jewelry
Establishment of Messrs. Browne & Hpuulding, under
Ihe Metropolitan Hotel, lu the city ot iNew xorK.
The w orld-ier owned yacht "Henrietta" bus also been
niir. hui.eil The Kami ol COO acres Is located iu Sulli
van county, N. Y., and Is one ot tho tlneat stock farms
In the State; has a splendid mansion, and Is complete
in BVUTV tl.T I li'll ll-.
There will be 1,'2CO.(00 tickets Issued at one dollar
each, admitting the uoiuers io ootn oi me
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS.
ONR AT
IRVING HALL, NEW ORK. SATURDAY EVEN-
lriuiiuni"111 a, tow,
ANll (INK AT
HORTICULTURAL HALL, PHILADELPHIA,
BATURDAY KVE(NliU,EJJitUAKI VI, lotiS,
Ou which latter occasion
IHI,60 IN VALUABLE PRESENTS
Will be distributed among the ticket-holders, In ac
coiduuce w ith the Charter and the following
bVUEUULE OF AWARUb.
Vo
j. l Grand Cash Award Jino.ooo
2. 1 Suleudid Farm ttWO acres) ou.eno
3. 1 'i acht, the famous "Heurietta" fto.unii
4. i Diamond Necklace, 4s Brilliants SO.uOO
5, l Diamond Brooch and Eurrlugs lull large
UlumouUr) - 23,000
6. 1 Diamond Brooch and Earriugs (all large
Dlumouds) 21.0 0
7.
1 Diamoud Brooch and Eurrlugs li.000
8.
1 DlumonU Necklace. 28 ttriiuauis, blur
Betting s.ooo
1 Diumoud Necklace, 2'J Brilliants 7,uou
1 Diamond Cross, set In silver, (large
Diamonds 7,000
9.
10.
II.
1 Diamond Slide. IB Brilliants 6.IMH
12
1 Diamond clus.er Brooch S.Onil
13, 1 Dlumouu Cluster iiruoch SIOUO
11, 1 U amoud and I'earl Cameo Bracelet
Broi i ll and Earrings 5,000
15. 1 Diumoud bingle btoue Rlug 4 000
in. 1 Diumoud C uster liracelel 4 ooO
17. 1 Diamoud Cluster Brooch 4,000
is, 1 Diumoud Cluster Bracelet : 4,0oj
10. 1 ldumond Cluster Brooch aud Earrings 4,0x1
20. 1 Uismuiid Ciuater Bracelet ......., 4,0110
21. 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch 4.000
Vi. 1 Diamond bingle Stone heart Plu 4.000
21. 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch 4,000
24. 1 D'amond Cluster Bracelet... 4.1 on
25. 1 Diumoud Single Stone Ring 8.500
16. 1 Diamond Emerald Cluster Brooch 3,400
27. 1 Pearl Necklace ,. 8,ioil
28. 1 Pair Diamond bingle is tone Earrings....... a 500
29. 1 Diumoud Cross 8,000
80, 1 Diamond Single Stone btud 8,000
8:. 1 Diamoud bingle Stone Pin 3,0110
32. 1 Pair Diamond Single Stone Earrings. 8.O0O
83, 1 Diamond Bingle btone Pin 3 000
84. 1 lilamond Single Stone Siud 8.000
36. 1 Pair Diamond Single Stone Studs , 3,000
8. 1 Diamond Brocch (in Silver).......... 8,009
87. 1 Diamond I luster Brooch................... ( uu0
f8. 1 Dlamood Single Stone Pin.. 8 m)
30. 1 Diamond Single SioneStud g ouo
40. 1 olamoud Cluster Brooch g.soo
11. 1 Diamoud bingle Stone Ring 2 600
42. 1 DiamonU and Jiuieraid liroocu........ .... 2,500
43. 1 Diamond Single stoue Pin... 2,600
44. 1 Pearl Breos.pln, Earriugs aud Head
Ornament m. h.....m 3.500
45. 1 Diamond Bingle btoue Pin...M. 2 500
40. 1 Diamoud Oross. 2,n0
47. 1 Diamond aud Emerald Ornament 2,5110
48. 1 Diamond Bingle Stoue Plu........ ............... 2.000
49. 1 Diamond Single Stone King.. ...... 2,000
50. i Diamond Cluster Stem Ring 1,500
l. 1 Single Stone Diamond Rlcg l.iioo
62 1 Diamond Cross 1,000
63. 1 Pair Diamond Cluster Earriugs 1 500
64. 1 Diamond Slugle Stone Riug 1,500
66. 1 Diamond Single Stone Stud l,5o0
60. 1 Diamoud Uraculet ........... I,6o0
67. 1 Diamond Single Stone Rliig... ,5u0
63. 1 Diamond Cluster King. 1.6O0
ttl. 1 Camel's Hair Bbawl ., l.aoo
60. 1 Choice Emerald Stud. 1.600
61. 1 Single Stoue Riug 1,600
62. 1 Siugle Stone Piu........M.. 1,600
63. 1 Cluster Brooch 1,600
84. 1 Diamond blugle Stoue Pin 1,5 10
65. 1 Pair Diamoud Single Stone Earrings sou
60. 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring 800
67. 1 Diamond and Emerald Cluster Klug buo
66. 1 Diumoud Cluter Bracelet, Earriugs,
anu Pin 800
(10. 1 Camel's Hair Shawl.... 80O
70, 1 Diamond and Ruby Three Htune Riug... S O
71, 1 Dlsmond and Emeruld Cluster Ring 800
12. 1 Diamond Cluster Jlroocli. .................. b0
73 1 1'alr Diumoud ( luster bludd 600
74. 1 Geutieman's Cold Watch aud Heavy
Cham 000
75. 1 Diamond bingle Stone Ring, Blar Selling, 600
76. 1 Diamond and Oarnet Cluster Ring 600
77. 1 Diamond bingle Stone Pin, . , 600
78. 1 Emeruld Knob 6i0
70. 1 Pair Diamond aud Ruby Eurrlugs 600
80. 1 luamoud Cluster Ring 400
81. 1 Diamoud and Emeruld btem 11 11 400
62 1 Lady's Diamond Set Watch 4.0
83. 1 Diamond Single Stoue Ring ;i.-o
84. lUold Watch ., 8ki
85. 1 Diamond and Opal Ring 2)0
80, 1 Diamond and Single Sioue btud ., jao
87. 1 Diamond bingle Btuuo Hlng... i0o
8a. 1 Diuiiiond Three Stone Ring jf,o
69. 1 Diamond Bingle Stoue btud jso
9o. 1 I'earl Scarf P.u
81, Diuuioud Cluster Ring h0
M. 1 IMaoiond Single Slone Rlug 150
Hi. 1 (jemlemau's Diamond aud Amethyst
Ring . 150
4. 1 lJlamouU Cluster Pin 100
F5. 1 Cimiioaiiil Pearl Brooch aud Earriuga,.,. pio
IM. j t ameo Broocli... mu
OT. 1 Diumoud Single Stone Riug 100
s. 1 luau.ond Cluster Rlug M jyy
90. 1 Lady's (Jold Watch iw
Km. 1 Oral Brooch aud f an Inus
101. 1 l'alr Garnet Sleeve ltutions.......M mo
102. 1 Gold and Peai I Scurl 1'lu " . gj
103. 1 Imerald Scarf Pin
11,-4. 1 1 ineriilo Bcart Pin
106 to llt'4. Cue thousand copies of ;lhe 'bpieu-
111u1.v1uun1rt11.Hu rubeuiaiion work en
titled the Tribute R .ok," at 120 each!
lH'5to2l( 4. 1000 Photograph Albums at ajeuch
Also, 120.0CO Cash Presents, fl each......., ...
Making In Ihe aggregate 122,104 Presents, va
lued at .(;., om
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKET. ",1'u
Ordeis may be sent us lu registered letters or post
eftk e orders, lo sums ol I to 12s, at our risk. Larger
Jjuuntsshould be seut lu dralts or by express, at the
CLUB RATES:
,5T!rke!8 f ! rtV't' sol o Tickets to 1 add r-sfavno
10 1 Ickels to 1 address 1N 60 TU'seU to 1 adtlr's 4tw
iil 1 1ckeU to 1 address 17 6o ICO Ticket to laddr's avtw
Addrens all orders and communications to Ilt4 1ut
"OEIXYHUURO ASYLUM ASSOCIATION, '
.'JNo, Wt ViUN VX stmt, PfaUmi. r"
AMUSEMENTS.
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N. K. cor. NINTH and wl f un , i Af R
LAST NIGHT BUT KOL'R OJf
r" 18 (Mondsyl KVKMNn Nn it
bp n:xxt ef
orJeli, Mr- EDWIN FOTtrtVWT
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!VL"Ari'iK2 .4KCU STREET
MONDAY a 1i1,!t;?,,:coS" WKKK.
aiu-DAY ANU EVE'tY KVKMK.i
M'.'OnN"J5Kw'.nd .1. the Company
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Surr,!;;M'"elI?r.1m "?Tl'? ACT n.-Undrtow.
Ashore. (irunrtV.l '"-ueep water. AOT IV.
-tilJon,50 cents. No resVrv1.-..,.
who , MRhIWS1''1
who will ,pPear lur lhi
written eipressly f, her. "tuied"
Marie Antoinette A'rW TTK
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AFTERNOON ""'Vil
. "??AT COMBINATION TROTTP1T
X Corner TENTH and CALLOWHILL btreeit,
NOW OPEN FOR THE WINTER SEASON,
UNDER A NEW SIANAOEJtENT.
This building has been entirely
RENOVATED, ALTERED. AND IMPROVED
WITH NEW MODES OV INGRE83 AND
EGRESS, BOTH ON TENTH STREET
AND ON CALLOWHILL STREET.
A SPLENDID STUD OF HIGHLY TRAINED
HORSES.
A COMPANY UN EXCELLED IN THE
UNITED STATES.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle JHcenh!
Children under 12 years qf age... m ja cents
Family Circle (.entrance on Callowhlll street).25 cenW
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Performance commences
at a quarter of 8 o'clock. Matltiees commence at half
past 2 o'clock. DoorB open one hour previous. lOSOlra
TSTEW PIIILADELPHrA 0PEBA HOUSE,
XN SEVEN I II Ureet, below Arch.
GREAT SUCCESS OF 1 UNISON A CO.'S
M IN ST It ELS.
I V. TUNlftON k CO., Proprietors.
Last week of
MR. FRANK B ROWER,
the unrivalled Ei hloplan Comedian, with
EPH, HORN AND FRANK MORAN,
AND THE LAHOFST AND MOST TALENTED
COMPANY IN 1HK WORLD.
Seats can be secured In advance without extra
churge.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Commence at 1,
On Monday, the 11th, appearance of
MR. JAM EM W. BUDWORTH,
the great Dutch comedian.
In preparation,
"THE PROGRESS OF THE NATION,"
at a cost oi 5ao, 119
EW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA H0USB,
ELEVENTH STREET, ABOVE CHESNUT,
THE FAJtUI BEIOBI
OPEN FOR THE SEASON, i
CARNCROSS S-DIXEY'S WINSTREL5,
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
IN THCia
HBAND ETUIttPUN KOIBEES.
I. L. CARNCBOS8 Manager.
n, V. SIMPSON. Treasurer. 81 8ra
M
ON DAY AFTERNOON C0KCEBT3,
HASSLER'S GRAND OECHESTBA,
CONCERT' HALL, '
(Chesnut Street, above Twelfth),
EVERY MONDAY' AFT HiKNOON, . I
. SEASON IM1-68, ...
from half-past 3 till & o'clock, .
MARK HASSLEH Dlreotlnt Manager
FIR- T CONCERT THIS AF1ERNOON.
Vocalist (Tenor).-. Mr. J.OKaF
Coot uctoV;:L Mr. SIMON HASSLER
At the Piano Mr. S. B fcliRENsJ
Single Admission Tlcktt........-. ...- '"y .nt;
A Package (of four tickets) ..One Dollal
A 'Coupon" or Family Tlcltet Hve Dollars
This ticket contulus Thirty Coupon Admissions, de
tachable at pleasure, lor any Concert through lb
seaaon. . . .
For sale at Trnmpler's No. 92s Chesnut it., Coneerl
Hall, and Orchestral OUlce, No. 214 S. Elghih street.
Doora.opeu at i) o'clock: Concert commences at S
o'clock. HUt
CONCERT HALL. TWELVE NIGHTS IN
Wonder World, comuiencu ir
MONDAY1 EVENING, Nor. 11.
Prof, and M'me MACALLlbTER, the Great nia
slonists ol the Age, will present each evening a choice)
selection of the'r ILLUSIONS. WONDEKH, and
MIRACLES, embracing science. Mirth, aud Mystery.
HO lONB HUNDRED) 100
Elegant and Costly PRESENTS will be given away
very night.
Admission, SO cents. Reserved Rests, 75 cents,
OlFT MATINEE, SATURDAY, Nov. 16, on which
occasion every child will receive a Present.
Admission, 25 cents to all parts of the house.
11 6 lot HARRY WESTON. Business Agent.'
XT ORTICULTURAL UAL L,
XjL GRAND MATINEE
ByCABLPENTZ'S ORCHESTRA of 40 Performerg.
EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON
At ball-past 8 o'clock.
Vocalist. Mad. H ENRI ETTA BEnRENS.
SINGLE ADMISSION, 60 CENTS,
Package of four Tickets for tl.
To be had at Boner A Co.'s Mualo Store, No. 1103
Chesnut street, and at the door, 10 201m
EEMAKIA 011CIIE8TRA. -PUBLIC BE
y hearsalsattheMCMCAL FUND HALL, every
SATURDAY, at 11 A. M. Tickets sold at the door,
and at all principal Muslo Stores. Engagements can
be made by addressing G. BASTERT. No. i-si mum.
TFRKY Street, or at R. WlLLiG'U Music Store, No,
REMOVAL.
J)EHOVA X-U E9IOV1L
C. W. A. TRUMFLEH
HAS Rtr.GVED HIS MUSIC STORE
rBOIM SEVENTH AND CHESNUT NTS.
TO r
No. 826 CHESNUT STREET,
I 12tfrp PHILADELPHIA.
HARRISON'S PATENT PAINT RESOLVAjy',
or Paint and Varnish Remover, to'ftP
he preparation will remove J'' "" ,Kna witiiout
slut from any surface without sow ((jr rr)J1)11 pitlu
njurlug the wood, or making Jmlntl varulnh.
t.washes off with waw. Jw pdlUoua, auil
or on witniu 11. m :.tu.
more thorough "
For sale by Vl,1, -iliil
Unltod ttij2--
'vd Paint doalsn In the
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AO. V AUK "T Ka , , .
' , nnowder, Kettu.d Ifitre, Charcoal. EtO,
roV" 1 u R, Tcilocolau', 0x, aud Brouia.