THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPn PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1C, 1867.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
10 ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SKK OUTBIDS FAQB4.
CitAEnB op Aiding in thr Cikcblation or
Cocbtichfrits. f,mm Bavls has been bouul
ever by United States Commissioner Biuittt, on
the charae of aidii.R in the circulation ot couu
icripit money, fcmily Younir, reidmn at Nj.
1241 Uauover street, testified t lint In tho month
ci Jauuarv lan deleudant came to her brother's
he-rise, haviurf In her possesion two hundred
ollar- 1n amount ot two-dollar bills on the
United States National B.ink, whlco. she said
the bad brought tor Josi-th Hrlat; the notes
ere handed to tho mother of witness, to bo
(iven to Bright when he came, he wan'iwr
them, as was represented, lor a man named
"Dig Bill' When Bright came he took tno
ttiODey, and pave directions what was to be
o.te when Bipr Bill" arrived. These diroc Ions
Here carried out. and the person referred to
t.'ok one hunrirel dollars of tho notes, for
nMcta he paid thirty dollars in Rood money.
Jonah Fright, referred to by the witness, is
tinder bail on the charge of dcul'ti? in counter
feit nioney. The man who made Ibo purchiso
la an aaeut in the secret bervice of the Treasury
Department.
Internal Rkvknpk Decision. The following
baa been received by Cullcc.or Cummlnprs:
'Trcuburv Pipartment, OthVe ef Internal
Revenue, Wnflnneiou, Oct. 17, 1867. S,r:
Hr.ce August 16, 1807, the nature and
e fleet of eround rent deeds, such us are used in
the counties of Philadelphia nnd Lancaster, has
been nitre fully explamcd. uDd upon a re-cx-
ruination of the question I am of the opinion
that such deeds rhotild bu statuocd at the same
ate as o'h'T convejanccs ot realty Bold, fifty
cuts for each five hundred d.'dlaivt, or fractional
part of five hundred dollars of the cousld'Tdtion
or talus. Thomas Harlan, Deputy Commis
sion! r. To Alexander dimming Eq., Collector
of Iu.lcrr.al Revenue, Philadelphia, Pa."
Fkatiko. The proprietors of the Skating
Turks of Philadelphia have or 'a'iized an Asso
ciation for the purpose of estahliehing rule3 for
the cmiort and protection of their patrons,
and, by unanimity of action, endeavor to furnish
an additional amount of sXatme, have arr ived
ti e following prices: Gentlemcu's subscription
ticket, $5; ladles' aud elrU' do., $3; boys, under
twelve years ol ope, $3; sinelo ad tuitions, 60
cene, or three tickets for $1. The Board of
Proprietors have maie arrancrcniente to display
a hipnal bail at Sixth and Che-nut streets
whenever there is skatine. The following offi
cers were elected: President, R. O. Lowry:
Vice-PreMdent, E. W. Bushnell; Secretary anJ
Ireasurcr, E. D. Yates.
Thb Plasterers' and Bricklaybrs La
dokebs' Peotectivk Ikion.-A meeting of the
jilaatereis' and bricklayers' laborers was held
last evening, at the hall Eighth and Walnut
streets, Patrick K"upb, President, in the chair.
A constitution and by-laws have been aJopt.id
for the government of the association, which
sow numbers about three hundred members. It
was resolved that the orice to be asked for labor
vntil tbo opening of the next b iild cg season
i-hould bo $2-50 per day. Remarks were made
relative to the interests of the ussocia'ion. an 1
it was determined that no member should be
allowed to work with those who speak, di-ipata
gingly of the association.
Assacit. About half-past 7 'clock last
evening a sailor named William Lewis was
badly bea;.en about the head by James Huston,
the proprietor of a tavern at Pecn and Pine
streetn. The blows caused a 6cnlo wound on
the right tide of the bead about an inch and
three-quarters long, alio a unall wound on
the riyot ear. The injured mao was taken to
the ho-p'tal. and Huston waa arrested aud ta-ceu
to the Union Street Station. Hi' alleges that
the blows were inflicted in 6el -defence. The
injuries inflicted on Lewis were not considered
to be dangerous. Lewis was intoxicated.
Fatal Explosion. Last evening, as Thoma?
Yemmons, an engineer dt the Pennsylvania
Insane Asylum, waj filling a gasometer witn
oxygen pas, f r the purpose of experimcuti ig
wi.h a magic lantern, an explosion took plaoe,
throwing him into a corner of the room aud
cru-hins l.istkull. lie wns deal when picked
up. He leaves a wife and Bve children.
Seizures by Revknor Okhickrs. The dis
tillery of Mr. Louis Neff, Nos. 31 and 35 Hay lock
street, was seized jmerday by United States
revenue officers.
A feizur" was al? made of thirteen barrels of
smokin? tobacco, for noti-oayinent of tax, at
the establishment of William e'recuie, o. 70
Koith fcecond street.
Ckp Soap! Good foapi Natrona Refined
ksponlder or Concentrated Lye. Two cents a pound
lor superior Hard Boap. Twelve pouuda of Solt Soap
lor oue cent, Every family can muke luelr own boap
All varieties of Heap as easily Biade as a cup of coffee.
Is a new concentrated lye lor niHkltig Soap, Just dis-
overcd Id Greenland, lu tlie Arctic ieas, and la com
posed mainly of alurniuate of aula, which, when
mixed with refuse (at, produces the best detersive
Boap In the world. One box will make 175 pounds of
good boft Boap, or its equivalent It) superior Hard
boap. Retailed by all drugvlsta and groce.-a Id the
United States. Full recipes with each box. Dealers
fa obtain It wholesale In cases, euch containing 48
boxes, at a liberal discount, or all the wholesale
grocers and druggists in all the towns and cities of the
Cnitwl Btatts, or of CLIFyOllO FMBiBTON,
General Agent. Fittsburg, Fa.
A eiMTi.iuN coming to an Inn In Ohio, and see
log the bostler expert and tractable about the horses,
eked bow long be bad lived there, and whatcountry
man be was. ."I'm a Yankee," bald the fellow, "and
have lived sixteen years here." "I wonder," replied
the gentleman, "I hat, In io long a time, svolever a
fellow as you seem to be have not come to be master
of tbe Ion yourself." "Ay," answered the bostler,
"but tbe laudlord la a Yankee too." This was very
sharp, but all clever people ought to know that W. W.
A Iter sells superior coal, of all kluda, at bis extensive
yards, Ninth street, below Glrard avenue, aud tbe
branch office, BUth and Spring Garden streets.
I FiiooTiKO Stabs. Meteoric showers are pronlaed
us in profusion by tbe astronomers this winter, but
peeple don't have the same confidence in astrono
mers' promises as in Other people's, and it will be
some lime b'-rore they catch us a-nnpplng again, or
rather disturbing our naps to look out for stars lo fall.
The promise that everybody shall be pleased who buy
their clothing at Charles Stokes & Co.'a, First-class
Clothiers, under the Onllneutal, Is much easier be
lieved. IMPOI1TAKT TO BUYERS OF HoslKKY GOODS.
Wers. Cook & Brother, No. M North Klijhlh
atieel, claim to be the only firm In Philmlel
delphla keepln all yradit of rioaiury at JieUiil
who import their own goods. They feel
auMind
. T'mtby avoiding the profits and oommla
bIodk Imposed lu the ordinary comae of trade,
Wiey aavtj i,ielr customers et least 2a per cuuL
2. lhattiey have the quality of tholr boIs
tinder com plei. control ulng lli beat yarns,
and employing the best wormuoa lu their
EuanulHcl nie.
8. Hint, having direct access lo European
ir atlla, iliey can kep a nioro couiplcte stock
then If depenUcut upon puichusea made here
Of foreign koi1n,
A call irom the reader la solicited at their
Store, No. 63 North Eighth atreot.
liKCAi-ea a Pii-hmin it as a lu ii Cocoh It should not
be interred thai Ceil uiupltm h.is 8 t lu. aUuoiiau a
cate i f CoiiHitm pi ion i ruruly met with unaoooJipa
nleil by u ulhiriUHiiiK ninth. VV here, i u waver, a (if '
di-pimitinn li I'lilmniiaiy dlst an exhtH, a CoUK'l. "
led tn lli-eif, RirauiH ai,rt rurks iue J.unifa ami wiie
t e general Hiengih, and anuii eainhllslies an luc!U
ruhle Mipliut. in all cones, then, it is tuenaivr plan
to get rid ot acini!!, Uild, or II, urs-nuR wll'iout
dil.y.and lur thla purimna uo rxiiierty nc.U more
promptly or suialy r with more henelH to the
orgai ol Ihe Cliettt. than lr. u. fame's E(.eoU.rant.
u arilc'e seisin llleally N niuoniiUu from creru ly
a;eciel drugs, and which, on ini,w!il always e
foui d wirlhy of lu worid wide renuiaiiou. Huld by
IIDiUb'gMa.
Kvaav Fhibnij of the anhlier oiiKut to huy tickets
toihn arat'd concert lo he given at Horticultural
Hall, neit February, by the maitaae of u,e (iuy,.
burg Aylun tor Invalid HohH-ra. Nearly a luliliuu
a.. .nii nf valuable urwmntB are to bu IU-
tlliuud ani'ing I hone who hold tlnkeu. bland nut
upon the order 01 uuyii'K-
Window Khaiiks closing out al ball price, at No.
HI Vhsaaut Sireel. A 00.
It ton Wakt A RBI.IAnt.B ANli TJsavtii. Fauii.v
f'AKKir Mkhk inkb, we run eoniicleiitlouslv reo 'm
mend one or Da. Humchiiyhs' Homkoptiii:
Sracirn-a. H avlnir lined tlim ourselves, and know
It g nl their emennlve lose by our Iriendn. we haa'ird
noiblngln speaking' well of llKtn lo all who dedre
having such an arrang"inent lor family nso.
Johnston, Holloway C'owden, No. North Hlxth
street. 1'yotl A Co., No. 2:i2 Nort'i Heeond s'ret,
wholesale agenw. Hold also by Genrgn (). Kvani.
Hlath and 1'oplar streets; Ambrose Hiultn, Itroad
andClesnnt streets; Mortter Twemlnth and (4reo
streets: Jolin llley, Franklord road; lloche, Firteenth
and Hmitli streets; Callenoer. 1'hlrd and Walnut
sireels: Hickman, No. itw South Pecund etreet; Mar
Hiall, Thirteenth and Market sirenta; lllythe. No. 8120
Market street. Sold In Uermantown by W. it. Jones,
Vjeueral Depot, No. S37 Arch street.
Car Bions Not icf. Persona wlsh'ng to secure
biiRliK HN signs on the cars ot the I ho. nut and Val
nu'.'leiith nnd Klevenlh, Fifth and Sixth HtreiU
KallroiulF. for the eimiilng ytar will please make
cariy iippllratlon at tho olllreofthe I iiterniiiiniml
Adverltsltig Cotnpiiny, No. 4415 South Third street,
seetn d Door. Thin In one of the most effectual modes
ol advertising ever Invented At present every car
top Is occupied until the close ot the present year.
N. It. He will secure one of those beautiful glass
slg"s on the Inpltle of the same cars,
N. II. Ins'ile signs on the same roads le'tered on
glnrs and framed lu oiled walnut and gilt, and run tor
olc year lor (Hi.
Pai r ov IIootb, Siiokh, FitooANH, Ere The par
tteiilitr attention if the tnide Is ca led to the large and
aitracllvo sale ol Hoots. Silioes, lirogans. Halmorals,
etc.. to bp mild by Cklalogne, lor cash, on Mondy
niovnlng. Nnvemheris. eommenclng at lOo'olock pr
elkely, hy McClelland A Co., Auctioneers, at their
store, No. 60fl Market street.
A Fimt'T.w, effective, and favorite remertv for the
exHrpHtlon of Is m KAi.oiA, Nerve Ache, and all other
raliiitil nervous diseases, headnche. hysteria affec
tions and prostration of the nervous system, Is Dr.
'luKNF.it's Tic DotTi.ooHKt'x or Univkhha Nkc
baloia Pii.k A potheoarlHs have It.
Ccptain Gonna and Furniture Coverings closing
out al a great Kaon flee. We have again marked
down our retail slock, as it must he closed out by
January 1. Kki.tv, Cakiunoton A Co.,
No. Tin t'heanut street,
Wk a be still clohingout utir immense stork of T.ace
Curia us at cost. Some great bargains left In Kiu
bn.ldered I.ace, Application, Nottingham, aud Mus
llu Curialns, at No. 723 Cliesnnt street.
Kki.ty, Carhinotqn i Co.
O hover A Pakfr's illghest Premium Sew
ing Machines, Is'o. 7;((Che8imt atreeU
A vav.inoi.y T.ow 1 !
tt5 Merino acd Wool TTnderwear.
Merino and Wool Underwear,
flt)" Merino and Wool Underwear.
.MclKTiKK & liHoTtiKii, No. H'35 Chesttut street.
MARINE TELEG1ZAPIL
For additional Marine Newt tee Firl Page.
4LHANAU FOB PHILADELPHIA THIS DAY.
Son Rin....,.,mnMnM.6'4S Moosi KinBs...M.,M.. 91.1
40M BBT8......... 4'4f!Ul8H WATKB.. 6 02
philadklphia boakd or tbadb,
Obokgk N. Ali.bn, )
Mait uw BttBU, V-jONTHLT Ookhitteb,
JOBKI H C. UBUBB, t
UUVEUKNl'S OF OCKAN 8XKAUKUS.
FOR AMKKICA.
Britannia.. ....niugow....New York... .Oct. ao
Arago. Havre Now York Oct. 81
Win. leuu..... Loudon New York .. Nov. 2
Siberia Llverpool...New York Nov. s
Biemen Southampton-New York Nov. o
Nebranka. Llverpool...New York Nov. B
Baltic .toulhamploii...New York Nov. fl
C. ol Balilmore..Llverpool...Ncw York -Nov. S
F.rln ..Glaagow New York.... Nov. 6
Hihernlt.1 Ltverool...New York ...Nov. 6
Novabcoliau I.lvei jool...Quebec Nov, 9
Cuba .Llverpool...Boston -Nov. a
'J rlpoll Llverpool...New York Nov. 9
Kluii Llverpool...New York Nov. 9
St. Lauret. t Havre ..New York Nov. 9
AUemaniila..Southamploti..New York ....Nov. 1.1
C. of N.York.New ork... Liverpool Nov 18
Helvetia New York. ..Liverpool .Nov. Ill
Ueruibiilan........New York...Hamhurg............Nov. is
Kurcpe New YorkUavre . Nov. la
Iowa .....New York...Ulasgow....M Nov. IS
Hellona.w ..New York...Lotidon... Nov. IB
Thames New York... London.. Nov. IS
OOAHTWISh,. DOMKST1U, JKTU
Qeorgla .New York... Vera Cruz -.Nov. Is
Wyoiirng......Phllai)a .Savannuu -Nov. Ill
Fab iUe -New York...St. Jago Nov. 1
Ploueer. Phllada,....WllmiugU)n ..Nov. 19
Juuiatu .Phllada .New Orieans......Nov. 20
KlblngStar New York...AnpinwuH. w...Oct. 21
8. America New York. ..Brazil Nov. 21
Alliance Phllada Charleston Nov. M
Toiawauda phllada Savannah Nov. 2J
StarsandSlripesPhllutia....... Havaua ...Deo. lo
Alalia fre forwarded by every steamer In the regular
lines. The nteaiuers tor or from Liverpool call al
Queenstown, except the Canadian linn, which call at
Londonderry. The Hteuuiers lor or from the Con U
nentcall at Southampton.
CLEARED YKSTKRDAY.
StramsMp Wyoming, Teal. Savannah, Philadelphia
aud boulherii Mail Steamship Co.
Biune M. H. Lluoy, Liuuy, Portland, Warren, Oregg
A Moirla.
Brig filmy A. Rend. Darrah, Portland, do.
Sclir Cori.elia, Noyea, Noiiolk, Itulhburn, Stearns dt
Co.
Bohr Polar Star, Smith. Norfolk, do,
Sclir Jhb. Pouuer, liuuson, waniiiDRton, J. T. Junius.
Sclir Paut ui-set, Waples. Washington. Uo.
echr Cliainplou. Clark, lliision. Captain.
Si'r J. H. bhrlver. lieunls, Baltimore, A. Ciroves, Jr.
ht'r I'hliadeiphia, f uitr. New xork, w. v. Clyde dk Co.
Tu Thos. Je.iierson, A lieu, lor Baltimore, with a low
01 uargea, w. r. viyue a. l.u,
ARR1 VKD YTC8TERDAT.
8tenmRhlD Pioneer. Bennett. CO hours from Wllmlmr.
ton. N. C w llh co 1 ton and naval stores to Pnuti.i.
phla and Southern Mall Steamship tkj.
tcbr Transport. Couley, 4 days Irom Norfolk, with
lumber te J. T. JuBtus.
schr J. L. Someis. Vomers. 3 days Irom New York.
with nidhe. to captain.
rt iir 1 opecseit, uiuos, irom new Beuiora, wllh oil
toShober&Co.
Schr Aisry and Caroline, rowier, z days from Leio-
sic, with grain to Christian dt Co.
tenr uiirnet. Marsnau, 1 uay irom x-ewes, witn gram
to J. I Bewley St Co.
Steamer Ann KliKa. Richards, 24 hours from New
York, with nidse. to W. P. Clyde A Co.
sienoior Jl. L. (iaw, 111 r, is nours irom Baltimore,
with uiiIhc. to A. Groves. Jr.
Steamer llu flower. Robinson. 24 hours from New
York, with iihihh. lo W. M. Balrd & Co.
Tug Tl'Os. Jelierson. Alien, irom xtailimore, with a
tow of burges to W. P. Clyde 4 Co.
MEMORANDA,
steamship Alllaoce, Kelly, hence, at Charleston
yeeierutiy.
Barque Queen of Pcots. Smith, for Philadelphia.
Cleared at Boston 14th lust.
Brig Charlotte, stupel, tor WllmlDgton, Del,, cleared
at danger 121b Inst.
Brig Olive. Harvey, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Darlen 61 h iimt. lnJt
Brig ClrcabalaUi Bunker, hence, below Boston yes
terday. schr Moonlight, Berry, from Gloucester forPhlla
phut, sailed Irom Newport I2tb intit.
tchr J. B, Austin, Davis, for Philadelphia, sailed
frtiiu Maiblehead llth Inst. yt opas ej
t-chr W. K, Uarilelt. Barllett, hence for Boaton, at
Holmes' Hole 1'iib lost.
ScbrH. N. Sk inner, Thrasher, from Taunton for
Philadelphia, salted Irom Newport 12iU lust.
Schis C. Mvrlck, Montgomery, aud Ann Elisabeth,
Phillips, lor Philadelphia, tailed from Pawtucket Llth
iLislai.L ITU taw 1 1
fcchra Wake, Gandy, J. C Patterson, Corsou; and li
B. Bennett, Boyle, bence. at Norfolk llth lust.
i-cnr Jos. P. Cake. Kndlcolt, for Ueorgelown, sailed
fiom New Btdloid 19th lust. mm
tchrs Alice Ida. Meant,, and E. English, Hippie, lor
Philadelphia, sailed from Providence I3lh inst.
Schr W. A. Crocker. Baxter, from Boston for Phila
delphia, sailed ftotu Newport 12ih Inst. . v
Schr Ueorge T. Thorn. Townsuud, tor Philadelphia,
cleared at New York yesterday.
Indus 11. croskey. Potter, and W. Tlce, Tlce, hence
lor Boston, al Holmes' Hole 14th lust.
Schr Haltie, Curler, from Bangor lor Philadelphia,
returned to Newpoit laib lost. a,j4
Schr K. Wasgatt. Richards, from Iladley'a Point lor
Phllaileipbla. at Portland liiih luau
Schr l pl.ruiui and Anna, '1 hnmpsoo, bence for New
port, at Holmes' Hole 14th lust.
hchr J. Truman. Uiblis, from New Bedford for Phi
ladelphia, at Newport ISlh lust.
t-chr K. N. Naylor, Mayuard.frora Newburyport for
Philadelphia, al llolmea' Hole 14th Inst.
t-cbr Fieo. Fmh. Davis, from Bostou for Philadel
phia, al Newpoit Kllh Itiht.
l-chr Minerva Wright, Bush, hence for Boston, en
rounlered a severe gale on Hie lll h InsH.. 1H miles HK
01 Barnega'. sprung a leak, and was abandoned. The
captain end crew were saved, aud have arrived at
New Yoik.
SAAC O. EVANS,
MAM'FAlTCKr.U, AND DEALEH III
Oily, T1INTS, YAHSISIIKS,
Naval Stores and Soaps,
NO. 10 NORTH DELAWAUE AVENGE,
10 ( tm 3p
PUILABKLPHIA.
HARRISON'S PATENT VAT UK80LVANT,
or Paint and Varnish Remover, lor palmers, tm
nliure sod carriage makers, printers, and lamily use.
The preparation will remove the hardeat and ohleal
print from any surface lihoul scraping and with.nu
leltiruig the wood, or makli K U until lor fresh paint
II watiliea off with water, taking the paint, varu 1m h.
or oil with It. It Is cheaper, mora expeditious, aud
Uldril IhriKiiivli tti&.. Kiivi.iiiij'
For sale by all Druggist and Paint dealers lathe
kKietsa isial, cvuauas.ajia Wvl luuiea, uuwiauj
MARRIED.
EVAN8-FaiFS.-rn the 14th Instant, by the Rev.
T;A-y'In,v'- Wr-1 1KIM A8 M. EVANilo Mbs AL
M lllA B, daughter of George B. Frljs, Kq , nil of
this city. I
MAItSHAL7-FDM,ERTON.-On the 15th of July
Inst, by the Rev. George A, Durhorow, Mr. HA MUKL
M A Its 11 ALL lo Miss ItSTUKR FCLLEUTON, all of
Ibis city.
FTJTHFRFORD SPROWLS. On the 11th Instant,
hy Rev. J. spencer Kennard, No. 720 N. Itroad street,
Mr. WILLIAM G. RUTH KRFURU and M Irs MARY
Jt. tl'ROWLS, both of this city.
DIED.
BE I.I., On the Mlh Instant, Mr. JOHN BELL, Bged
6ft vrars.
His relatives and friends are respect fully Invited to
attetid the tuiierai, from bis late residence, No. 1014
Montgomery avenue, ou Suuday alternoon at 8
o'clock.
CLA RKE.-On the 12th Instant, ROBERT CLARKE,
hi the 7ih year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend his funeral, from the real
deiiccol tits son-ln-lnw. George Ho'ifstHler, Spring
held, Delaware countv, Pa., on Sunday, the 17th I11
rtatil at 10 o'clock A, M,, without 'urllier notice. In
terment at Friends' Burial Uround, Daroy.
Ul'N 1)1. ACH. Suddenly, on tho llth Instant.
MAMA, wPe ot J. M. Gutidlach, aed 4J years 5
liii titl s anrt & days
The relatlveaand friends of the family are respect
fully lnviit d to attend her Mineral, from her luisttatid'a
risideixe, Whitehall, near Brldcsburg, on Sunday
aticr 1:0011 next, at 2 o'clock,
MAUTYN.-On thel3lh Instant, JOHN MART YN,
aged :j:t years.
The relatives and friends of the family, Washing
ton Li dge. No. fi9, and Colunitila Mark Lodge, No. 91,
A. Y. M.j Morning Star Lodge, No. 7!t, A. P. A.: and
Philadelphia Typographical Union, No. 2. are respect,,
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi
dence, S. Fifth street, above Reed, on Sunday after
noon at 2 o clock,
SMITH. On the 1!ith Instant, ANNA, wife Of the
late HANCOCK SMITH.
The relatives and trlends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her motherNo. 10S S. Thirteenth atreot, ou Moo
dily, tbe lulli Instant, at 2 o'clock P. M.
WOODWARD. On the 14th Instant. LYDIA A.,
wile 01 Kdwin F. Woodward, aged 2:1 years.
The relntiven and trlends of the ramlly are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of c. A. Woodward, Mount Holly, N. J,, on Monday
furnion at. 2 o'clock. Train leaves West Jersey
Ferry, foot of Market street, at 10'a o'clock A. M,
rpAlLORS' QVEHK OF THE BROAD OR N Alt
JL row Patterns, ol a variety of sizes and well
fin shed Smoothing, Laundry, Polishing, Cap, Flounce
aim Unfile Irons, for sale at the Hardware Store of
TRUMAN A SHAW, No. 8; (Eight Thirty-five)
MARKET Street, below Ninth.
BRITANNIA, CEBMAN RILVER, SILVER
Piated, and Iron Tea and Tahln Spoons, for sale
et.TF.UMAN 4SHAWS. No. 845 (Eight Thlriy-ave)
MAHK ET Street, below Ninth.
OA L SCUTTLES, POKERS, SHOVELS,
Tongs, Ash Sieves, Furnace Scoops, Axes, Wood
Saws and Horses. Sheet ZI110, Mica and Door Springs,
lor sale at the Hardware Store of TRUMAN A
SHAW. No. 136 (Eight Thlrty-Uve)JMARKET Street,
Detow nintn.
JONES. TEMPLE & CO.,
FASHIONABLE HATTERS,
No. 25 S. NINTH Street,
First Store above Chestnut street. 49
JJOR
S CHEAPEST IN THE CITY.
I No. 831 MARKET Street,
I Where the RIG HOILsK
BLANKETS, f is In the Door, llltuthasp
PATENTS 1). PANTS SCOURED AND
NT RF.Tt II Kl from 1 to S Inches, al Mottet
French Steam Dyeing and Scourlntr. No. 2iH K.
NINTH Street and No. 73 RACE Street. 17.rip
DEAFNESS EVERY INSTRUMENT THAI
science and Skill have Invented tn axnlut. tho
bearing In every degree of deafness; also, Respirators
also, Craudall:s Patent Crutches, superior to any
others In ese, at P. MADEIRA'S, Ho. Ufi TKNTa
Street, helow CbennuC 8 5p
ROD'JERS'AND WOSTENHOLM'3 POCKET
KNIVES, Pearl and Stag Handles, of beautiful
Utilsh. ROIK4KRH' and WADE b BUTCHER'S
RAZOBH, and the celebrated LKCOULTRJi RAZOR.
etCISSORS of the fluent quality.
Razors, Knives. Scissors, and TableOntlory Gronnd
aud Polished at P. MADEIRA'S. No. 115 TkN'I'H
Street, below Chesnnt, noJ
WILLIAM R. GRANT
COV MISSION MERCHANT,
40 sa h. iiiJuAWAHK Avenue, Philadelphia,
AOKNT FOR
Dnpont's Gnnpowder, Refined Nitre, Charcoal, Etc
W. Baker & Co.'s Chocolate, O coa, and Broma.
Crocker Brne. A Co.'i Yell aw Mat&l Htiealhlns'
Bolls, and Nails. 1 24
rpO HOUSEKEEPERS AND INVALIDS.
X The undersigned rcepecttully calls the attention
of the public to the stock or rlrue cuter and Pure
Cider Vinegar for pickling and general family nse
also, to bis popular "Tonlo Ale," free from all Impn
rules, ana enuorsea oy me meaicai racuity an a sals
and wholesome beverage lor weak and delicate oorj-
atltutlons.
Delivered free 0! charge to all parts or the city.
P. J. JORD.I
AJN,
No. 420 PEAR Slreet.
'sr
Relpw Third .and Walnut and Dock.
JOUSE-FURNISIIING DErOT,
lUUMNU T All I. KM, NAFKM,
MEPLAOUF.BN,
CUAL IIODit
And ageneral variety of Kitchen Utensils, at
II. A. WILDnAN's,
8 28 tuthsripi No. 1011 SPRING GARDEN Street.
CORN EXCHANGE
BAG MANUFACTORY.
JOHN T. BAILEY fc CO,
RKUOVKD TO
N. E. corner of MARKET and WATER Streets,
Philadelphia.
DEALERS IN BAGS AND BAGGING
. vvvry .LUNcripuuii, lur
Oraiu, Flour, Salt, super-Phosphate of Lime, Bone
Dust. Etc.
Large and small GUNNY BAOH constantly on hand.
-K I jlo, WOOL BAUan,
JohnT.Baii.icy. James Cascadkn.
BALTIM ORE
IMPROVED BASE TURNING!
F IKE-PLACE IEA.TEB,
WITH
Magazln sad Illtimlmatlsisj
Doors.
1 ho mnt rtierfYil and Perfect Hnatsr In Use, .' a
be bad Wholesale and Retail of J. N, OI.AHK.
HZI1m6p No. lfl"S MARKKt ireet.Pulla.
OIBABD ROW.
E. Ma NEEDLES A CO.,
K, W. EUvsatttt axid Cbssmot Strasts,
Have opened a large lot of very superior
TAI3L.13 DAMABKS,
Which they offer at 11-25 and IPSO per yard.
These goods are from forced sales by the
Importers, and will be found superior In quality
and style to the same class of goods usually sold
In auction. '
Also, a very cheap lot of LINEN SHEET
INGS, reduced (rem 2 to fl'25, and from 12 25
to (i'S0 per yard,
Alan, 40 and 45-uch PILLOW LINEN, re
duced from 1 to 75 cents, and from 4115 to 87,'
cents.
Also.alot of ALL LINEN nUCKABACK,
reduced from 30 centa to 2V1 cents.
"&OU UUVUIO
WINDOW BUNTS AND SHADES
Mi. CHARLES L HALE, C3I.
(Late Salesman and Superl itendent for B. J. Williams)
HO. 831 AIU'H NTHEE-V
MANCTACTOBKa Of
VENETIAN BLINDS AND WINDOW SHADES.
Largest and finest assortment In the city at tbe
LOWEST PIUCKU. M 2P
UPHOLSTERING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
3B J. VILL1AM3 & SONS,
KO. IS MOBTil SISTII ISTBEET,
MANUI ACTURER3 OF
VKNKTIAN BLIND6)
AND
WIKDOW HIIADKS.
Largest and finest assortment in tbe city at the
LOWEST PRICES.
Repairing promptly attended to.
KTORJD fcHADlW made aud )tl4r4. 1 31 2ua8p
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
AMERICAN WATCH ES.
W. W. CASSIDY, No, 12 South SECOND Strenl,
Philadelphia, asks attention to his varied and ex ton
slve sicca of GOLD AND SILVER WaTCUEI AND
SILVER WAKE.
Customers may be a mured that none but the bent
articles, at reasonable prices, will he sold al his store
A tlnn asaiir.menl of PLA I l.D-WA Ki;; couslautly on
band.
Watches and Jewelry carelully repaired. All orders
by mail promptly attended to. 11 ItistuiliJ
LEWIS LADOIYIUS & CO.,
CIAIVIQKD DEALERS AND JEWELLERS,
iNo. H02 CIIK8NUT HTlXIClflT,
Would Invite tbe attention of purchasers to their
large stock of
GENTS' AKD IA DIES WATCH US,
Just received, ef the finest European makers.
Independent quarter, econd, and self-winding, In
gold and silver cuses.
Also, AMERICAN WATCH E8 of all sizes.
Dlamowd Hets, pins. Studs, Rings, etc.
Coral, Malachite, Garnet, and Etruscan Rets. In
gnat variety. Is l4p
SOLID SILVERWARE of all kinds, Including a
large assortment suitable tor Bridal Presents.
We keep always on hand an assortment ot
xuADIEM AND CENTS' 'FINE WATCHES
Of tbe best American and Foreign Makers, all war
ranted to give complete satisfaction, and at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
FAR It db BROTHER,
Importers of Watches, Jewelry, Musical Boxes, eto.
11 llflmthjrp No. 824 CHESNUT St below Fourth.
Especial attention given to repairing Watches and
Musical Boxes by FIRST-CLASS workmen.
C. RUSSELL & CO.,
Ifo. 22 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
OFFER ONE OF THE LARGEST NTOCKN
OF
FINE FRENCH CLOCKS,
OF THEIBOWN IMPORTATION, IN THE
riTV. 6 2
AMERICAN WATCHES,
(The best In the world, sold at Factory Prices
BY
C. & A. PEQUICNOT,
MANUFACTURERS OF WATCH CASES,
No. 13 South SIXTH Street.
8 8 Afanuoetory, Ao. 22. & FliTH Strut.
gTERLINQ SILVERWARE MANUFACTORY
NO. 414 LOtCST STREET,
GEOKGE 8 II Alt 1?,
patentee of the Ball and Cube patterns, manufactures
every description of flue STERLLNQ SILVER
WARE, and offers for sale, wholesale and retail, a
choice assortment of rich and beautiful goods of new
styles at low prices. 2S 3m
J. M. SHARP. A. ROBERTS,
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOFSAFES
$94,500
SAVED i mm ISUKULAKS
IN ONE OF
MARVIN'S SAFES.
See iVew York Papers of 17th September.
lhe Burglars were at work during
last Saturday Night, and till 3 P. M
Sunday, and failed to secure a dollar.
MARVIN'S PATENT
IKE AN!) BURGLAR1
SAFES,
ALUM AND SET PLASTER.
Are Always Dry.
Kever Corrode the Iron.
Never lose their Fire-Proof Qualities.
MARVIN & CO.,
721CHESTNU T St.MasonicHall
AND MO. 805 BROADWAY, If. T.
Bend for Illustrated Catalogue. 1 19 mws3m
C. L. MAISER.
at ANDVAOTUBSR OF
FIRE AUD BVB6I.AItPB001
SAFK8.
EorHsnrrn, helliuhueu, aud
HEAEJLBIM ItllUJDIKfcl 1IAKDWAHE.
6 i) MO. 484 BACK STKKKI,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FIBfc
an Bnrclar-proofHAFEB on band, with Insld.
doors, nweumg-iiouse eaies, tree iroui aanipueus
Prices low. ClUMtKNrOKDKK,
S No. it VI NK Bireet
DIHl'l'EL'I
PATENT STEAM BOILER.
KO IXPLOISON ON ACCOUNT OF LOW WATER,
Can be put t 30 percent, less coat th.au
any other Boiler to do the same
amount ot Work.
11 7 thstulm F. V. Dini'FEI.,
OFEICE, No. m WALNCTf-lreit. PUiradelpbia.
WlLMINbTON, 3d Mo., 18, 18417.
F. P. Dlmpfel, Esg.-Respected Frleud:-In reler-
euce to cur experience with tbe Diuipfel Boilers,
would say we have nine In use in our.C'jHoo Factory,
three of which were put In In 1859. the laat three In
18(6. For economy and safety, they have our decided
prefereics over all others, within our knowledge.
Truly, jours, FUSSY BROTHERS,
J FINE WATCHES.
0.
aJN THE HOURS OF OUR IIA1TINESS
and prosperity, letns remember the unfortunate and
disabled soldiers who saved us a country and nation-allty."-LINCOLN,
ORAND l'OriTEAB MOTEJIENT
TO EKECT THE
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM
' FOR
INVALID HOL13Ii:iJS,
UNDER A SPECIAL
Charter from tha State of Pennsylvania,
PASNKD MAHC1I 0, 187.
AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PR PLK
'1 lie otijeel ul tbls Association Islo provide, hy p'lt)
llc exertion, a Na'ional home for our ilHmiled nut
lets, to erect an asylum for llmso who. In tlielr patri
otism, bave served tbelr count yal the oint-iManf
tin Ir realm and rmpplmw, wtio In tlie battle for the
uittlou's li'ewere tiiaiuied, and are now lucapaola of
working for tlielr own maintenance. Prance has
bvr llu nl dt-s Invallces. where rtm the ashes nf tue
areat apoleon; Ki gland, her Ureenwlcli and Chel
sea Hospitals, the lonuer belua oue of the liiiest
arcliltecinral structures ever deviled to charily
ltKKKla, Prussia, and In fact nearly all European
countries have lnaaulhcent retreats for the mi
loriunatA seldlerN, Monarrlilca provl le for the
alleviation of the BUflerlng caused by war, but free,
pioHperous Kepubllnan America tins no plai n lur her
crippled and sick soldiers hut the country jioor-ho ise
Or the sidewalks of ber crow ded cliles. The:ie noble
patriots left happy bonus lo save our common coun
try tn the hour ol ber deep dtMlrenn. We ploilaed to
tl.etu our laMina gratitude, and now those wim are
dependent look lo us In tbelr utter need to redeem
those pudges. They have performed their part. We
enjoy the result ol tbelr sacrifices. Wemiui not he
recreant to our obligations. 1-et us each devote hut
a hingle dollar to this purpose, aud the Oettysburg
Asyliim will aflord the soldiers a home, and our
country will be honored by the noble liiHtiietlon,
'HIE LAND HAH KEEN PUKCIIASED
Hy tbls Association, and Ten 'rhoimand Dollars have
already been paid towards the preservation of the
baitle-round about thirty acres (unjoining the site
ot (Jineral Meade's Headquarters) have been set
apart for the uses of the Asylum.
LkX IM1YON Avknuk, NuwYoRK, Oct- 2S, 18S7.
Having labored lor three years to erect a Homo
lorcur orli pled veterans, and bavins parsed a bill
for that purpose In the New York Legislature, ln
cor oraliug some one hundred of our bent cli Izeus as
Directors but under which hill no action baa been
bad, from that time to this and kuowlng the great
and crying necessity ol the cane, the shame of leav
ing our disabled veterans to starve or beg, I hereby
most cordially Indorse your enterprise, and Is shall
have all tbe aid of my tongue, pen, aud influence.
Very truly yours, CHARLfcS U. HaLI'I IE.
(From Ibe Poslniasier-Oeueral of tbe United Mtates.)
I recommend lo all Postmasters that they shall aid
this 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. BKOWNli t-1'Al.DI .SU,
October i&, 1SA7. Nos. 6t3 and 670 Broadway.
We hereby certify thai we nave examined the
Diamond Goods, Pearls, Emeralds, Hublei, and other
precious btoues, as described lu the list, and Hud them
all genuine.
H EN LE BROS., Diamond Importers, No. 20
Maiden Lane, New York.
J. 11KKU MANN, Diamond Better, No. 394 Broome
street, New York.
In order to promote rubllcconfldeneetn tbe highest
degree, and for the luitherauce of this great object,
the Association hasdeclded to place the ;i'i,ue(i worib
ot diamonds on public exhibition al tue lurge jeweiry
Establishment of Messrs. Browne A Upaulding, nnder
the Metropolitan Hotel, In the city of New Yoik.
The orld-ier owned yacht Henrietta" has also been
purchased. The Farm ot 600 acres Is located In Sulli
van county. N. Y., and Is one o lh flneit slock farms
n the "state: nas a spieuuiu " e--
1?.V"yj.BMU.lB,rnnilrlrM. Issued at one dollar
inert? win UO l,..v-- .
each, admitting the holders to botu of the
GRAND MUSIL'AI, V11VA.L6.
nNR AT
IRVING II A LL, NEW V I) KK, SATURDAY EVEN-
Jtrsv, 1: JC lllu a it I O, low,
AND ON K AT .
nORTICLXTCRAL,HALLv,iPniL.VDELPHIA.
-, i.,.......inn committee of prominent
cIllnenB will be selected to as-oclate with the uiauage-
Siondav. Fe b iu a r y 24, at To o ' c 1 ock A . M., at Hort.cul-
tuial Hall, v at.ttaRLK PRESENTS
Willbedist'rlnuted artong tbe ticket-holders, In ac
Sidam:. with the Charter and the lol lowing
1 Grand Cash Award - loo,0fl0
2 1 hplendld t arm tooo acres) tiu sou
8 1 Yacht, the famous 'Hen rlutta" 60.0 m
S' l Diamond Necklace, 4S Brilliants UO.OUO
ai 1 Diamond Brooch aud Earrlogs lull lurgo
Diamonds) 25 000
ft. 1 Diamond Brooch aud Earrlugs (all large
Diamonds) 2,ti0
1, I Diamond Brooch aud Eurrlngs i 16,000
8. 1 Diamond Necklace, 24 iriiliauts, Htar
Sielllliir 8 000
9. 1 Diamond Necklace. 29 BrllliauM 7,000
10. 1 Diamond Croon, set In bllvvr, tiaie
Diamonds. - 7,000
11. 1 Diamond Kllde, 16 Billllauts . 6.1101
12. 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch .. 6.O110
LI. 1 iilumoud Cluster Brooch Stuuo
14, 1 D auiond and Pearl Cameo Bracelet
Bro eh and Earrings 6,00' 1
16. 1 Diamond (Single sstoiie King 4 000
hi. 1 Diamond C uuler Bracelet 4,wo
17. I Dlnmoud Cluster Broocn - 4.0.10
Is. 1 Diamuud Cluster Bracelet 4,(H)i
19. 1 1 ianioud Cluster Brooch aud Earrlugs.... 4,000
2d. 1 Dlumond Cluster Bracelet 4 uu
1 Diamond Cluster Brooch 4.000
V2. 1 Diamond bingle btoue tscarl Pin 4.000
2). 1 Diamond CluBier Broocl - 4 ,000
24. 1 D auiond Cluster Bracelet.... 4.t Oil
ii. ) Diamuud biugle btone Riug - 3.60.J
'.A. 1 Diamond Emerald Cluster Brooch a,.sK)
27, 1 Pearl Necklace 3,100
28. 1 Pair Diamond biugle btoue Earrlugi. ...... 8 aoo
it, 1 Diamond Cross 8,0110
80. 1 Diamoud biugle btone blud 3,1100
V.. 1 Diamond frlngle Bioue flu . 8,1100
32. I Pair Diamond blngle Stone Earrlugs. 8.0 0
83, 1 DiamuiiQ blngle btoue Pin 8 oeo
i4. 1 Diamond biugle Uloue iud 8.IKJ0
Hb. 1 Pair l lamoud blngle btoue ttluds , 3,000
88, 1 Dlumoud Broi CU tin bdver) H.ouo
7, 1 Dl-moiid Cluster Brooch - 8,1100
:n. l l'iamoi d blngle btoue Pin 8 000
80. 1 Diamoud Single Hione blud 8 0-0
40. 1 ' lumoud Cluster Brooch 2,-oo
tl. 1 Diamond blngle tituiie King 2 500
i. 1 D.amomt and Emerald l(roocu.............. 2,ao
4a. 1 Diamond blugie btoue l'ln.... 2,600
44. 1 Pearl Breasipln, Earrlugs aud Head
Ornament - Z.600
46. 1 Diamoud biugle btoue PIu..... 2 000
46. 1 Diamoud Cross - 2,oi0
47. 1 Diamond and Emerald Ornameul 2,:o0
48. lDlamouu Hlugle btoue l'lu.... 2000
40. 1 Diamond blngle f-toue Ring 2000
Mi, 1 Diamond Cluster Htem Illug l.fioo
61. I Hinile Hione Diamoud 11 1 g 1 600
62 ) Diamond Cross 1,000
68. 1 Pair Diamond Cluster Earrings ' 1 600
(4. 1 Diamond blngle btoue Ring. i,6ou
06. 1 JJiamona biugie etioue oiuu
60. 1 Diamond Bracelet ..
67. 1 Diamond blngle btoue Rlug.,...
68. 1 Diamond Cluster Ring
18. 1 Camel's Hair t-hawl.
60. 1 Choice Emerald btud.
61. 1 blngle btoue Rlug...
Si 1 blngle r-tooe Pin
id. 1 Cluster Brooch ,
84. 1 Diamond blrgle Hione l'iu
&. 1 1'alr Diamond blngle btone Earrings
88. 1 Diamond blngle hione Ring
67. 1 Diamond and Emerald Cluster King
68. 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet, Earrings,
auu Pin
69. 1 Camel's Hair bhawl
70. 1 Diamond and Kuby Three "tone King......
71. 1 Dlsmond and Emerald Cluster lllug
72. 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch.
78. 1 Pair Diamoud t luster btudi
74. 1 Gent euiau a Gold Watch aud Heavy
Chain
76. 1 Dlamonu biugle ttioue Ring, btar bulling,
7i. 1 Diamond and (inrnet Cluster R ug...
77. 1 Diamoud biugle btoue Piu
'.H. 1 Emerald Knob ,
7s 1 Pair Diamoud aud Uuby Eurrlugh
80. 1 Diamond Cluster Ring
81. 1 Diamond and Emerald btein Plu
82 1 Lady's Diamond bet Watch
8:i. 1 Dlumond hingle bloue Ring
84. 1 Mold Watch ,.,
8. 1 Diamond aud Opal lllug
88, 1 Diamond and hipglu siononiud '.
87. 1 Diamond blngle buiiw King
bi. 1 I 'Ianioud Three btonu Ring , ,
Hi. 1 Diamond biugle btone btuu '
On. 1 I earl bcarf Pin
81. 1 Diamond Cluster Ring
2. 1 liliinioud blngle btoue Ring "'
tli. 1 t.em leinau's Diamond aud Auietnyat
Rlnp
Bt. 1 liliiii.ond Cluster Plu """
85. 1 Cameo and Pearl Brooch una Eat ring's',""
tw. 1 ( amvo Brooch "'
t'7. 1 Dhiuiond biuglu bione Ring .'. " ""
DM. I DiHinoiid t'lusti r Klug,..,
fill. 1 l ady's Hold Watch
Km. 1 Coral Brooch aiid.r an ings ,.
lnl, 1 Pair Garnet bleeve Bullous.
U 2. 1 tioltl and I'eai I bcurl l'lu... "
10.1. 1 1 uierald hcarf Pin .'"'V
It'4. I 1' uierald hc.irl Pin ' "
106 to 1H4. One IhsuNaiid copies "o7 the"bmiri"i"
. didlylllustraled Pr.talli.,, work S
till, d the "Trlhuio Book." at 2(j earh
1I('5I021I4. muo Pholoaraph Albums al to each
Also. 120,010 Cash Prtseuui, l eaclt.
1.600
1.6oO
1,500
1.600
l.aoO
1,600
1.600
1,600
1,600
1,5 .0
801
SOU
600
800
8 0
8 (I
8011
8" 10
800
600
600
601)
600
60d
611O
400
41m
411)
850
80
2-Ml
l&ll
151
lf0
till
15)
ISO
150
ir,o
100
loo
LlO
IOI
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100
ho
loo
60
611
60
20 CO
6 000
liu.ouo
Makli'K In the aggregate 122,104 Presents vi.
iiuw'to 'ohfAiN'Tici'r'-i' mxo
Ordeis may beaenl us lu registered 'l..u'u . .
oftl, e order.; In sums ol 1 lo S. at our risk
foZwiuV"01"11 "e ,ei" lu dr'fli or b'
l l.t'll RATFK:
S Tickets to 1 arMressM r
40 1 1t'll els to 1 adrtr'sf.vsftO
10 Tickets to I address y ae
201 irkels to 1 adnresal7 60
00 i icueis 10 1 ailitr'a ran
Milk 1 I..UU. .l.lr. MA-l.l
.AdA tXJi1 ,,'dis and comuiunlcatlmis 10 fn 4 lui
OVITYbbUMt AHYLUM AhbOCIA TIOW. .
"No. Hz UlEttNUX t)tret, A'tUada., P.",
AMUSEMENTS.
OOB1PLIMKNTART CONCBBX
Th NhHtrU TO
SIR. JOMifHINK N4 IHSf r.
Piiii.aublhhia, Oct. 28, 187.
Mapaw: The undersigned, on behalf ol many ol
our citizens, having noticed how oheerailly you at all
times assisted with your talent the many charities ol
our city, and with what conimeiidniii care you en
deavored to please the pnbMc, and aid In the produc
tion of a proper musical eentimout In the community,
desire to tuder you, as an acknowledgment ot our
appreciation of this conduct, a Complimentary Cm
ci rl at Cone rt Hail In this city, at such time as yosl
n ay think proper to designate.
'I rnsilng that you will tlod it agreeable to acquiesce
In our wnlies on this suhj-ct, we are, very respect.
nil ly, yours:
v imam V. McOrath,
K T. bondir,
John Law lor,
bamuel M. .ulich,
Lew's C. Ca sIDv,
Augu tus 11. l ack.
Franc s P. Hernadou.
J (i Dies J, Martin,
.1 oli 11 BicLa'Htilln,
Charli s N. M nn,
Edward Robins,
F. A. Drexel,
William R Mann,
F. I Ketlrtjnitoa,
Charles H. T. ColliS,
John O'ltyrne,
I harles K. Kelley,
OeorgeJ HenHels,
Frank McLaughlin,
U P Ja k.
Sa iiuel H. Fetherston,
Charles W. Brooke.
rnti.AnrU'nu, Nov. 2, 187.
Ckkti vmitn: Your lenr 01 2stli uctober cameto
hand several oaj s ago. 'I o find the homblo efforts
made hy me towards producing a proper musical sen
t mei t In this community ao highly appreciated,
gives me the greatest grat'llcation. With many
tuanks lor your kindness, and earnestly apprwtai Ion
your very great compliment, I beg 10 name Tuesday
evening. D. cember 8, lsti.7 as the time upon which
the concert cau be given. With great respect, be
lieve me. Yours, etc.,
JOSEPH'NE BOHIMPF.
To. Messrs. W. B. Mann, F. A. Drexel, W. V. Me
Oralh, aud others. It
NEW CHESNUT 8TKERT TUEATBB,
THlb Al-TERNOON, MATINEE,
MR.-. 1). P. BUWER-t.
Til lb (Saturday) Nlt.HT,
. a DllUMI.e hill.
THETilrTKD AMERICAN ARTIST.
, MRS. D. P. BOWERS,
will appear In a
NEW PLAY,
written exprSBl lor her 1 y B K Wrolf. entitled
MARIE ANTOINETTE.
Produced, alter long and careT") preparation, with
NEW hChNERY. APPU1.1PHIATE COSTUME,
START LINO EFFECTS. KT ET J.
Tho peril rn ance will i oramence with the new Play,
MARIE ANTOlNfrTI'K.
which has at ouce leape 1 Into puillc favor.
Mane Antoinette Mrs. D. P. BOWERS
'lo conclude with tbe Melodrama, In two acts,
entitled.
HAROLD HAWK,
THE HIGHWAYMAN.
MKS. JOHN DRfW'S ABCH STREET
THEATRE. Begins at 7 o cli ck.
"H'HF," A HIT SECOND WEEK.
MONDAY AND EVERY EVENING.
"MKK."
In which Mrs. JOHN DREW and all the Company
ACTI.-Thelnccmlng Tide. ACT "-y2,"ItwI
Surf Bathing. ACT III. Deep Water. AIT1 AV.
Ashore. Grand Hop. .-, -,.m
Friday-Benefit o. Mrs. JOHN DREW.
baturday-FirslbUUF MATINEE.
Admission. 60 cents. No reserved seats.
WAI.NDT STREET THEATRE.
N.E.cor. NINTH and WALNUT. Begins at 1,
GREAT HATUKUAY NIGHT BILL.
Victor Hugo's Hitnrlcal Dra naof
a tA TOUR DE NESLE.
To eonolode with he D 1-to. lct Drama rf
WALLACE. THE H K RO OF bCOTLAND.
UK EDWIN FORREMT
has corsented to renew bis engagement fbrFTVB!
KlUHTr, aud will appear on MONDAY EVENING,
Nov. 18, In B. T. Conrad's Tragedy of JACK CAJDxU.
balls seen red six days In advance.
FOX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE.
EVERY JtVENINO AND b AT URD AY
AFTERNOON.
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE,
In GrandBallets Ethiopian Burlesques, bougB, Dances .
Pantomimes, Gymnasi Acts, etc. .
PHILADELPHIA CIRCD8
Corner TENTH and CALLOWHILL blreela,
NOW OPEN FOR THE WINTER SEASON,
UNDER A NEW MANAGEMENT.
Tbls building has been entirely
RENOVATED, ALTERED, AND IMPROVED.
WITH NEW MODES OF INGRE83 AND
EGREB8, BOTH ON TENTH STREET
AND ON CALLOWHILL STREET.
A SPLENDID STUD OF HIGHLY TRAINED
HORSES.
A COMPANY UNEXCELLED IN THB
UNITED STATES.
PRICES OF ADM IKS TO V.
Dress Circle jjo centa :
Children under 12 years of age. .'. 2s centa
Family Circle tentrauceon Callowhill street )20 cents -
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Performance commences
at a quarter of 8 o'clock. Matinees coiumetice at half. :
past 2 o'clock. Doors cpen oue hour previous. l(J301ia
NEW PHILADELPHIA OPERA HOUSE,
bEVEN 1 H e treel, oe ow Art-n.
UBJLAT bUCCEbb OF TUNlbON t CO.'S
MINbTJ-ELH. J
L. V. T r NlbO N fc CO. , Proprietors.
First appearai ceo I :
MR. J. II. BCDWORTH, . .
the great Dutch Comediau ol the age. with
YOUNU BOWMAN.
The Gieat Prima Douna
and . ,
FEMALE SONGSTER,
, FPH, HORN AND FRANK MORAN, '
AND THE LABObT AND MOST TALENTED i
COMPANY IN THE WORLD.
Rests cau be secured In advauce without extra '.
charge.
.luuib open at i o chick, vommeuce at s.
amission, Dv ami 26 cents.
On Monday next "THE" PROGRES8 OF THB.
NATION." Represeutlug the time of the Pilgrims
to the Lale War. 11 U 46
EW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE;
ELEVENTH STREET, ABOVE CHESNUT,
THE r AHUT BEIOBI
OPEN FOB THB SEASON,
CARNCR OSS & DIXEY'S MINSTRELS.
THE GREAT STAB TBOUPE 07 THB WOBXD,
in Taxis
fmaurn t.tiiiapi aw sArnvva
i. L. CAKNCBOBxt itanager.
B. F. bIMPHON, Treasurer. It lot
M
O N D A Y AFTERNOON CONCERT8.
BY HAbbLERb 'J KAMI ORCHESTRA.
lTI'liM'tbl' 11 1 I I "l
EVERY to ON DAY AFTERNOON.
HEAbON 1WI7-08,
from half-past 8 till 6 o'clock,
MARK UAbbLEK Dlrectln? Manager
bin leAomissloo 'lieket -FIFTY CENTtJ
A Facs Jge tof four tlckeisi ..One Dollar
A Coupou" or Family Ticket ,....... Five Dollars
This ticket toutnlus Thirty Coupon Admissions, de
tachable at pleasure, lor any Concert through the
reasou. For sale at the principal music stores; Concert
Hall,. aud Orchestral OlUce, No. 214 South Eigbtla
btrtet. 11 12
CONCERT HALL. TWELVE NIGHTS IN
Wonder Wono, c minenco g
MONDaY KVENlNd. Nov. 11.
Proband M'n e M At.'A LLleTEH, tbe Great Dlu
sloulsiB ol the Age, will present each evening a choice
silertlon ot the r ILLL'blONb, VtONDEHb, and
MIRACLEb, emliraclrg bcieuce. Mirth, and Mystery,
ho HiNK HUNDRED) loo
Fli pant and Cosily l'RESENTb will be given away
every night.
Adn lbslon, 60 certB. Reserved Seat-, 75 cents. .
Cll' l JIAllM' K, bA l'CKDAY, Nov. 18, ou whloU
occasion ever child will teeelve a Prtmeut.
iouilhulciu, 2f cent, lo all parts ot tlie house,
lit) lei HARRY Wl-.bTUN, Busiues Agent.
HORTICULTURAL n A L L.
GRAND MA'l INEE '
Ly CARL bFN'l'b OUC H ebl HA of 40 Performers.
EVERY 111 I'hbDAY APIERNOON
At hall past a o'clock.
Vlullu bolo. Mr. HA rtTORf.
T1.VA J- Jl 1. 1 "E110 , W V -
Package of lour Tl -keis for ft. , 1.,r. vo, 1103
'lobe had at Boner A Cos Muslfl bMM, lux
Chcanul street, and at lbs door.
rp II E PALL BI
1 .TSSeoaaevY
A RUM."
will nnen to the U"'1' ?
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'wattw'J'rtT.
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ON WK""...!
Ul.tll TUl WDAi . '(AUk 11
FKMAN.A OIJC'ir.6Ii FU.'" HALL, every ;
fa ...r..is .1 the Al VU A Ji'soid at ibe door.