TUB DAILY EVENING 1 TELEGRAPH FniLADELFIIIAyWEDDAY, .NEMPffl 27, 1867,
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
FOB ADDITIONAL X.OCAL ITKMfl SKK OUTBIDS PACKS.
Tub Latb Chief Enuisebb ok thk Fibb D
rABTMF.Ni. Lftht evening the ComraUtee or Firj
mid liusts met und passed toe lollowiog pre
amble, and resolution:
Whtreat, The Committee bat beard with feel
ings of sincere rogict of ibe udden demise
ot tbe late thief Engineer of the Fire Depart
Kent, David M.,Lvie. Aud wbereas, during
bin connection as tbe head of this Department
he hn8 endeared himself to all having business
therewith, and especially to the members ot this
Committee, on account ot his prueral kindness,
and the especial interest always evinced by him
in tho Wtllare of the Pcpaitineiit, as woll as
tbe city ol Philadelphia. Therefore
Hcsoved, That in too death of the late Chief
Erpii.cer, David M. Lyio, the city has lost a
fitiihful oilicer, and tbe Fire Department an
energetic and valued irijnd.
Jxesvlved, lbat the committee attend tbe fune
ral iu a body, und that the oflico be draped in
mourning lor tbe spine of thirty days.
hesoived, That these resolutions be spread la
full upon tbe minutes, published, and a copy
tiiercot tranemitied to the relatives of the de
ciased. Tbe front of tbe Chief Engineer's office
was draped in niourmniz yesterday, and tho
Hugs on the public buildings were flying at
half-mast.
A large meeting of delegates from the various
lire companies of tbe city was held lst evening
nt the hall of tbe I'lia-ulx lloee Company, to
take action in relation to the death ot the late
hiet Engineer ot the Fire Department, David
M. Lyle. John M. Cutler was called to the
chair, aiid Robert X. Cill was selected to act as
(secretary.
A committee of fifteen was appointed to make
arrangements lor the funeral, to act tn conjunc
tion with the commilicc of the Fuirmouni Fire
Com puny.
It was agreed that each company should bo
lelt to decide ho many ot tbetr member
blioubl be in the line of parade.
It was stated that the remains of tbe deceased
would be at the house of the Fairmount Fire
Company ou tbe morning ot the funeral, and
that they would be conveved from ttieuce to the
place ot iuteiment, the Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
Approrriate resolutions were adopted.
The Fairmouat Engine Company was, on
motion, requested to uet as a guard ot honor on
the day of the funeral.
The five Assistant Engineers of the Fire De
partment were appointed to act as pall-bearers,
in conjunction with tive to be appointed by the
Fairmount Fire Company.
It was resolved that tbe Department tnrn out
In black suits, high hats, and white gloves.
William 8. Mann, of the Fairmount Fire Com
pany, wa6 selected as Chief Marshal. The fol
lowing were chosen as bis Assistants: T. U.
Pcto, T. F. Wharton, J. F. Stahl, J. A. Frank,
T. F. Karanaugh, G. XV. Vox, and T. F. Seal.
Tbe meeting then adjourned. Tug Chief Mar
shal and Assistants will meet at 9 o'clock this
morning to make final arrangements.
Board of Scuool Costkollbrs. The Board
of School Controllers held a rpecial meet
il ing jeeieiday afternoon, President Edward
Miippen in me euau. jur. nines, ouaiuuau or.
tbe Committee on Estimates, presented the fol
lowing estimates of tbe amount required for
fcchol purposes for 1808: For salaries of ftl
male aud 1293 female teachers, $GG7,678;
amount required for rent ot school-bouses,
$43,281; amount required lor repairs of sehool
bout.es, additions, etc,, $16,045; amount for
furnaces and stoves, $11,180; for janitors' sala
ries, $1)0,070; lor furniture, $11,590, for printing
and petty expenses, $8250; lordotic hire, $3930;
for specinl appropriations, $98,889; for interest,
etc., $190,200 making a tclal appropriation to
to tbe public schools ol $1,110,959.
Mr. CHrrigan submitted a resolution referring
to tbe City Solicitor the question ot law involved
in the payment of the salaries of teachers Miss
Emma Walton and Miss Crawford.
Mr. Fletcher said that he was counsel for Miss
Crawford iu an action against the city, and tbe
proper steps bad already been taken.
Mr. Ourrigan withdrew his resolution.
Mr. Hille, from the Committee on Grammar
and Secondary Schools, reported a resolution
O 1 .that the promotion of James E. By ram, Princi
pal of tbe Fayette consolidated scnooi, oe not
confirmed.
An amendment was offered striking out tbe
word "not," whereupon the resolution passed.
Mr. Bidden moved that tho item for a bii
t'toual school-houses, as reportd to Councils,
be made $0000, instead of $5000, in order to
give $1000 to the Twcnty-6ixth Ward. Not
agreed to.
Ou motion, tte Board adjourned.
AMUSEMENTS.
Benefit of Mb. Edwabd Sequin. This
favorite buffo and capital actor takes his benefit
to-night, and appears withtheJEichlngs English
Opeia Company in Balfe's beautiful opera of the
Kune of Castile. This work will not be again
pioduced this season, and we have no dcuot It
will attract a large audience. To-morrow
(Thanksgiving) Muss Laura Waldrou will make
ber debut as "Arliue" in Kalfe's Bohemian 0rt,
supported by Mr. Campbell, Mr. Castle, Mr.
leaks, and Mrs. Arnold. This is tho last week
of the opera.
Walkct Street Theatre. Mr. John
Brougham is haviug good success In his Lottery
of Life, which Is the neatest and freshest play
uron tbe stage. It is full of capital local hits
and well-defined wit and humor. Mr. Brougham,
as "Terry the Swell." acts with his usual
nnctuoushess and good taste. Everybody should
taks a ticket in the Lottery of Life, in which
there are no blanks, according lo the "iov
ernor." fc
Chebntjt Btreet Theatre. Dora, Charles
Blade's great plav, will be repeated to-night,
with Mrs. Borers, MUs Josic Orton, Mr. W. H.
Bedley Smith, Mr. Leake, and Mr. McManus la
the cat. This little gem of a play can only be
Slaved three nights more. Ou Mqnday night
l'lle Marie Zoe, the "Cuban Syl;)b," will com
metce an engagement.
Arcd Stbsbt Theatre. Surf will be pre
sentea or. the twenty-second time to night. It
still attracts large trod admirine audiences. Mrs.
John Diew takes a benefit on Friday eveuing. s3
, At the American Theatre the Carlo Brothers
and te nhole company appear in t'ai panto
mime of tbe Bed Gttonieand the White Warrior,
with other atli action.
Thanksgiving Matinees. The thousands of
our citizens who will be scekma recreation, to
Hiorrow should remember that all of our places
ot amusement give admirable apres-midi per
loi niaiiccf. By glancing over the lollowing list
tbe leader canceled that kind ot entertainment
most congenial to the taste or worthy of patro
nage: At ide New Chkpnpt Street Theatre, Mrs.
Bowers and ihecompauy wilt appear iu UuiUed
JJovn, a capital new drama winch has beeu very
popular during the past week. Tue comical
local squib called Down, at QtjS May will also
beplajed.i
At tub Walnut, Mr. Hemphill offers a fine bill
in the exciting drama entitle! Waiting tor the
' Vcrdui, w hich will be cu.it with tue full strength
ot the slock compuay.
At thb Arch, Mrs. John D.ew and the stock
company appear lu ibe delightful new American
comedy of Surf.
At toe American, the Carlo Brothers and tue
tnrire variety troupe will appear at the matinee.
At thb Circus, Tenth aim Cullowhill streets,
tbite graiid perlornHueos will be given to-morrow
iuoriilTig, attciuooo, and evemnir. An
additional clown and all o( the equestrian cele
brities of the troupe will appear at each uutec
taioment. Tunison & Co. throw open tbe new Philadel
phia Opera House, in Seventh street, below
Areb, lor a Thanksgiving matinee to morrow
altemoou. A capital bill is prepared.
Thb Ckbmania Orchestra will give their
maiinee at Miifaieal Fund Hall next Saturday
morniue. Pucceedincr matinees will occur in
the allernoon. as in the aocleni times.
Tf b Amkkican Conservatory of Mubio give
another matinee at Horticultural Halloa Satur
day afternoon. Au attractive programme it
Mb. LanobrU annonnced to appear at tbi
Amfrican Academy of Mus c next Monday even
in, as "fc-lizabeth, Qneen of England." Refer
ring to her appearance in New York, the Uerwi
says: "She mnst be a difring actress who,
following so quickly alter Bistorl, undertakes
the great masterpiece of that talented woman.
Mrs. Lander has, however, sncceeded, and In
her rendering of 'Elizabeth, 'Jiirided new lustre
to the honors which have heretofore graced her
career us a great artiste. In the first at, rather
uncertain of the success which she hoped to
win, she did not rite fully to tbe height of tbe
character she attempted to portray; but In act
second, in the love scene between her and
Essex,' the heart of tbe woman, struggling
between love on one side and ambition and
England on the other, called forth stormy
applause from the well-filled house. The queen
forgot royalty In the woman, the woman rushed
back from love to the crown, and the two forces
clashing, trembling, both in the struggle for the
mastery, eave room for every etlort of tho
actress. We pronounce Mrs. Lander's "EIIbv
beth" equal to that ot Itistori, perhaps superior
in many points."
The Comtlimentary Concert to Mrs. Jose
phine Rcbitnpl will take place at Concert Hall
next Tuesday evening. Miss Louisa Solliday,
Mr, Theodore Hablemann, Mr. A. K. Taylor, and
other lavonte artistes will assist.
tthb New Philadelphia Opera IIoubb. In
Feventh street, below Arch, the panorama
called the "Progress of the Nation" will be pre
sented, with other attractions,
Concert Hall. On to-morrow (Thursday)
eveuing Mr. Henry Vincent, the distinguished
English orator and patriot, will lecture on
'Hjaiibaldi."
31AR1NE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Newt tee Firtt Paye.
ALMANAC JTOB PHILADELPHIA THIS DAT
8 tb Rima,mM,MMM7 no Moot Ririct. SO'
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRAD3
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u force l. Brzny, V Monthly Committee.
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UOVEUENTI OF OCKAM STEAJIKHS.
J OK AMKKIUA.
N"V8collaii......Llver()ool...Qii)l)fo Nov. 9
Kin A- Liverpool. ..ISew York Nov. 9
Allfi)iaiinlB..I4outlianiptoii..New Yorlt.......Nov. 18
PfuiiHylVftUln..... Liverpool. ..New York Nov. J3
Onmrio Liverpool...lJoBtoD............Nov. is
Moiavlu......... Liverpool... ForllKnrt Nov. 14
Pt rnlB......LIverpool...New York Nov. 16
Cella..M............Lomlou New York...... Nov. HI
FOA KUROPtt. " 10
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New York ...I.I vprtwwki
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Ilrt-n.eu New Y'ork...Bieiiieii......,
Col WiUililiiKUjijNew York... Liverpool
llilieriil1,....New York...OlaKow.
HI. Laurent .New York...Hvre
VI.IBIlll. . . "V I . .
.Nov. DO
UOAhTWlHH;. IXIMKMTKL KTVi
MnroCastlP New Y"ork...Hvans. Nov. 28
BtHrolttieUaloii.Plilla(l...New Orleans ..Nov, ao
WyouilnK...Phll(ltt Bavanimli.....Nov. 8u
Arizona New York...AS)inwttU Nov. 80
Corsica. New YorkHavana........Ueo. 2
Alliance PliHarta.......Charleeion......I)eo. 8
BiarsaiidbtrhiesPhllala Havana..... i)eo 10
Mails are forwarded by every steamer In the regular
linen. Tho steamers lor or from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, except the Canadian Hue, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers lor or Irom the Conti
nent call at Southampton.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Barque Prowess, Hlbherd. Havre. K. A. Bonder & Co
Bii WcsfS Day. Loud, Marseilles, do!
Be hr A. H. Cain. Klmpfton, Ulchmond, Caldwell. Gor.
ion is Co.
Bchr Adolph Hugel, Itoblnson, Matanzas, J. Masoa &
Echr M. H. Westcott, Gundy, Lynn, Van Dusen, Loch-
ruan Co, 1
Eclir Alice S Flora, Foote, Baltimore, Thos, Wattson
ftt'r H. L. Oaw, Tier, Baltimore. A. Grovpfl. Jr
Wf ' r Ann IVIiva Xi l.Vi o wta Aun. VA.i, nr , . . .
Tifh1l'i"JT0,n,'Ai1inr B-l"more,wlth atow
ARR1VKD YHBTERDAY.
Br. barque Kcotian Queen. Kadaia, 8 days from Wlnd-
r. Wilh l luHter lO 11 iL Van Horn
PriK J. p. York, York, 20 days Irom St. John, N. B
wilh lumber lo 1. Trump. Son & Co.
ci-ur jnary j Aaani8, BuiiiittB .82 days rrom St. John,
N. 11 , with laiha aud pickets lo D. Trump. Hon fc cx.
Experienced very heavy weather, and lost partot
deck load.
Kctr Hiawatha. Howard, from Newburyport, with
ruclhe. lo K ululil 4 Hons.
hchr A. 11. . aln. Simpson, from Gloucester, In bal
Iuri to Caldwell, Oordon & Co.
Hchr J. Martin. Uaker, from Boston, with mdse. to
MerHlion & Cloud,
hebr B O. Piiblan. Toft. 1 day from Port Doposit,
wlih grain to J, L. Bewley t Co.
Wi nnier Chenter. Jones. 24 hours from New York,
with mdse. lo W. P. Clyde A Co.
Hlesnier Block Diamond. Meredith, 24 hours from
New York, wilh mane, to W. M. Bulrd & Co.
Tn? Thob. Jetler-on. Allen, from Baltimore, with a
tow of barges to W. P. Clyde A Co.
o. , MEMORANDA.
Phlp Tonawanda, Julius, from Liverpool for Phlla
delplila. was npoken 24ib lust, lat. 44. lou. 630
bhlp Philadelphia, i0ole, lor Mobile, sailed from
Livtrpoot I4ih Inst.
BteamBhlp Norman, Crowell, hence, at Boston yes
terday morning.
Bieumsblp Tonawanda, Jennings, hence, at Savan
nah yesterday.
bieaniBlilp Baxon. Matthews, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Boston H6th inau
Barque Tellus. tiregeison, for Philadelphia, cleared
at London mil lost. -
Barque Village Belle, Little, hence, at Londonderry
mil lust. ipm. nmsn, -i-
Barques Royalist, Tucker; Lordrflyron. Enrico: and
Her ilia, Hickman, for Philadelphia, were at London
12th inBi. Msta
Bcbr Jane Biundege, Brown, hence, at Bt. John, N.
B..21U) limi. pm
tchr John Johnson, McBride, hence, below Ports
mouih 23d Inst. -
Pchr J. W. Overman, for Philadelphia, cleared at
New York yesterday.
fccbrU Walker, McFarland, hence for Boston, at
Holmes' Bole 2ad lust,
Hchr J. A. Orilltn, Foster, for Philadelphia, sailed
Alexandria Siiih Inst. . -utm
fell i Flo, hecre for Portsmouth, at Holmes' Hole
2nd Inst. KHMtSfOst M
frchr B. Raymond, fur Wilmington, Del., cleared at
B a n gor 2'id I ust. araMi
Bcbrs B. Hiiorg and Wonhlngton. from Hortou's
Point for Philadelphia, at New York 25th lnt,
fclir JeHxie W lllfunicou, Jr., for Philadelphia, sailed
from Providence sad IdhU
Bchr J. B. Bbludler, Lee, for Phllvdelpbla, at Mobile
2int innt. mm
Behr Pearl, Oaklu, hence for Baoo, at Gloucester
12d Inst tm .
Bchr Mary F.lla, Thomas, from Portsmouth for Phi
ladelphia, at Holmes' tole22d lnot.
Hrhr Jas. CunnliiRbam, Rosa, from New London for
Philadelphia, at New York 2b ih Inst
Bchr K. M. Fox, lor Philadelphia, sailed from Nor
wich 23d Inst.
N-Ir Lochiel, Haskell, acnes for Rockland, at New
York 2lh Ikhi.
Bel r Ann Burnett, Bennett, hence, at Georgetown
24ih InsL
br Clara Egbert, Bennett, hence, at New York
25th li si,
bx'lir A. D. Bcnll, Barrett, from Bt. John, N. B., for
Savannah, was spokeu 24ib InsU, oiT Cape Heulopen.
Hchr K. A. CummlDKH. Buillh, for Wilmington, Del.,
clenred al Haltlrnortt 2lh insl.
Boir J. w. ii h'". Hickmsu, for New York, cleared
al dalveiiion leth ionf.
Kcbr Chsniplon, Clatk, bancs ro Boston, at Holmes'
Hole 24ih lust.
NOTICE IX) MARIN EftS.
Tbe PpanlHh (.overnmenl has given notice that from
tbe 2Hth day ot November. 1m7. a light will be ex
hibited (mm a lltruilioune al Chiplona, south entrance
Ol me uuxdaiquiver river.
Too Hni. i is a while llRbt.wlth eclipses every minute
elevated vai leel above the level or the sea. aud In
olenr weaihur should be seen from a distance of 2J
miles
Tbe Illuminating apparatus Is dioptric, or by lenses
oi ine iirri orner.
The lighthouse. 2ns feet high, Is attached to the
keeoer'1) dwelilue. aud both are nalnied vellowlsti
while: 11 Is ululated on Ibe rhlneof Perro. between the
village ot Chiplona and the old Convent ol lU'gla, 44
yaras from the shnie,tw
lis vositlon. as given. Is In lat. M44 N Ion. tWi W.
Of Greenwich, and Irom It ban Hebuotlan light bears
8; H U., MalHudar Point light F, by N. N and the
centre in fetunieaioa ituiii w. uy a., uearty one auu
A bull mile.
Cn the same night that this light Is exhibited tbe
light at present exhibited Irom theChuichol Cnlpluna
Will lie aiHroiiuinieu.
All bearings are mssnetlo. Variation 20 degrees W,
lnny oeronianrl of their lordships.
OKI HENRY HI 'II A BUS. Hydroerapher.
Hjdrog aphlc OUIce, Admiralty, London. Oct, 10, 1S7,
8AAC D. EVAM8,
. MANUrACTUBEB INB DBilEB 1H
0I1S, TAINTS, VAIWSIIE?,
Naval Stores and Soaps,
MO. 1 SOUTH DELAWARE AVEHCE,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
-rjr- THE II OMR MISSIONARY d'-CiKTY
OF THE CITY OK I'll ILAUKLrMU 4.
Orgnnld 'n IH.ir,. Incorporsie.l Fnn7. m
Ollice, No. 607 NORTH Stref l.-Opon from 2 lo 5 P. 5L
George II. Hiuart, President
Alexander O. Cailell, Vlc-Pri!dent.
Kudolih K. Hoetllrk, Secretary.
1 bourns T, Majbpn rrea'urer, No, 131 N. Third St.
MiMAsru,
Jsmes Aapleton,
Thomas Pot'el.
' naries anlee
James B. Rangers,
MnilMi w Newk Irk,
hsrtes L. Cirnnt,
William M. Wilson,
t-amuel Work,
I.bhc it Hn'ltli.
Georee NtiRent,
Hi l.ert Grlvv.
T. lutmonde Harper,
Alexander T. Lane,
Tbonrias Pedrlck,
Henry M. Klinmey,
Hsmiifl Mullen.
Thomas 1 OlileMple,
lllraiu Miller,.
Jnmtw W. ( anon,
John Wlest.
General Agent-J- manuei ix. i niaud.
. (Alberto Howlaud,
' Mlsrtlonarles-i wilnier W. Waller,
(.Roland T. Kensll.
This liiitltullon Is designed lor ibe moral Improve
ment and temporal relief of the poor ot our clly. and
in carrying out th.se objects It combines in Its motto
of opernllons all the essential features of Bible. Tract,
MlMsionnry, Temperance, and industrial Associa
tion. It is conducted without reference to sector party,
and Us rule is to visit and exam Ire Into every css
remitted, Bent, or coming to It for aid. And It fur
nishes to lis 'ontr Inilori cards to be given to all
appiirai ts for alms, so that they can be sent to the
ollloe of the Bocloiy lor Investigation and tbe needed
asNlsiaiice.
ibe General Agent and Missionaries are the only
authorised onllrriors.
The olllrers and Managers earnestly appeal to thnlr
fellow-clilr.ens lor lllierai aid to carry on this good
work, Tbe di niands on the Kocletyare Increasing
daliy, end, from present Indications, will be very
heavy all through this winter.
Contributions can be sent to the Treasurer by mall,
or by any of the Managers. II i thstjilt
ri5f- HORTICULTURAL II ALL.
Grand Fair ol Dsetul and Fancy Articles in
aid of the HIM' PRFBBYTKRIAN CHURCH, ot
Mantua, Irom November 26 to Ho inclusive.
A first-class Restaurant will he estHbllshed. A
Mui pluou dinner will be served on Thanksgiving
Day.
Admhslnn to Fair. 25 cents.
Thanki-glvlng dinner, tl.
Tickets can be bad ot HENRY A. DREER, o.
V4 CHKiiNUT Street, or at the Hall durum the
Fair. 11 Igmwlinihiit
jgg YOUNO MEN WHO WISII TO PRE
pare for advanced positions by January next have
superior advantages for doing so, at
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No. 637 CHENUT Btreet, corner of Seventh.
PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING In all Its branches.
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Undents Instructed at such, hours as may best suit
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fCrSJ" UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM-
PANY, EASTERN DIVISION, No. 44
WALNUT Street.
PniLADii.rrriA. Nov. W, 1S07,
The INTEREST IN GOLD on Ibe First Mortgage
Bonds Cif the UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY, KAbTkllN DIVISION, due DKCE.MBKR 1,
lbtiT, will be peld on iiresenlntlon of the Coupons at
ttie Bal king House of DABNRY, MOKUAN & CO .
No. 53 FXCHANUK Place. New York, on and after
that date. WILLIAM J. PALMER.
1122imw9t Treasurer.
r?" PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM-
I' AN Y, TRKAOl'KKR'B DEPARTMENT.
l'HILAllKI phia, Nov. 2, 1IW7.
NOTICE TO STOCK HOLDfcRS. The Board of Di
rectors bare this day dec'ared a semi-annual dividend
of.THREE PERCENT, on the rapiial stock of the
Company, clear ot National and Htate taxes, payable
on and alter November ifu li7. Illunk powers of at
torney forcollectlngdivldeuds can be had at theotlice
of the Company, No. 288 B. 'I'll I LD Street.
Persons holding Scrip Certificates can have them
cashed on presentation at this Ollice. ,
I 11 4 6w THOMAS T. FI RTII. Treasurer.
ffCS'T" OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAL
-ZJ AND NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Philaoki.i-iiia.Nov. 25, 1S7.
The Subscription Bouks for the new Five Million
Gold Loan of this Company, fntertmt six per cent,
per annum in gold, Iree of United States and state
taxes, will remain ooen to Stockholders until the
sum Instant. Immediately alter that date an awaid
of the amount will be made to each subscriber.
The amount ot aubscrlntions now exceeed live mil
lions. SOLOMON BHEPHKUO,
112G4t Treasurer.
irSi?3" THE CONSOLIDATION NATIONAL
BANK.
PHir.ADKLPIiIA, Nov. 23, 1887.
The Slnekhn'ders are hereby uotllled that tbe Hank
will pay the Three Mills Stale lax now due, assessed
on their shares in this Rank,
U 20 st joskph N. fkiiisul, casiuer.
NATIONAL BASK OF THE KE-
PIIHI.KL
Phu-hdem-itiA, Nov. 22 1867.
The (stockholders of tins Bank are hereby notilied
that the Hunk will assume and pay the state lax of
THREE MILLS, assessed on their shares, and now
payaule al the ollice ol toe Receiver 01 Taxes or tuis
c ly. JOSEPH P. MUMrOKD,
11 25 8t iwsiuer.
PLY M OUT A RAILROAD COMPANY.
" Notice Is hereby giveu that a ioeeilug of the
Stockholders of said Company will be held at D. R,
lirower s Moni(jomery iiouse, in tneoorougoor nor
rlslown. on MONDAI. December 9. lbOT.al 10 o'clock
A. M., to elect six Uauagers of said Company to serve
the ensuing year. D.H. MULVANY,
11 14 - eecrevary
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Hie and Increased nutriment to the hair, preventing
baldness and arresting lis progress when commenced:
regulating and suslaiulng the principle upon which
. rniiiriii halrdeoends. thereby positively restor
ing grey hair to Its original color and youthful beauty,
aud slopping lis falling out at once. Sold by all
diUKBlsls. io iu wsnia
B. A. CHEVALIER, M. D.. New York.
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
1 AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
E'lHits of IIOWUHU and JOr-fcPH DU1H. minors.
'i ii Amllior aniiotnted bv Ibe Court lo audit, set
tle snd aiMuat Ibe account of THE PKN N.-i Y L
VANIA COM PAN Y FOR INSURANCE'S ON LlVaW
AMI UttAM liNU ajnin Ul ne.s, uuaraian or ine
Estates of HOWARD DI'BS and JOiKPII DUBS,
luluor children of Aur.Lnlljb "1!, deceased, and
to report distribution of the balance (u the bauds ol
the ac ouulani, will meet tbe puriles tuleresled lor
tbe purpose of bis ausmlntnient, on TCK.SUAY, Du
ct inber 10, lbiV, at 11 oVIni'k A. M at the ollice of
Aic3iintaiit.No. 804 WALNUT Street, in the city of
Pn''27dv!i'n'. JOHN CLAYTON, Auditor,
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
L AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate ot WILLIAM and CHRla'ITANA C,
WALK ER, deceased.
Tbe Auditor appointed by the court to surtlt, set
tie, and adjust the acctjtfiil ot J. AL'OXAMUKll
S1M1 hON 'i i uati e lo make sale of the U.'nt Kstale
laieoi said deredeuls. and tn report dltlriiiullon of
Ibe lis luxe lu the hands ol the accountaul. will meet
the parties lnierested, lor tbe purpose ol bla apnoiut
menl.on MONDA Y,l eember A. O. IHII7 at Eleven
(ll o'clock A. M.. at his ollice, No. 4i WALNUP
Street, lu the olty of Philadelphia.
W.D.BAKER,
1 22 wfn'Wtt Auditur.
- BLANK BOOKS.
JJpGIIEST TKEMIUM AWARDED FOR
BLANK BOOKS,
1T T11K PABIb) BXPONITIOJf.
W1I, P. MURPnY'3 SONS,
No. S30 OHKSNUr Btreet,
Blank Book Maarturrs, 8ttaut Powir
Pilutsis, ssd stationers.
A full assortment Of BLANK BOOKS AND COUNT-INO-HOVSE
STATIONERY constantly on
land, UlIHWliBI
CLOTHING
QflE PRICE ONLY.
JONES'
f
OLD ESTABLISHED
OXE IIUCE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. "004: MARKET St.,
ABOVE erxTH.
1'or style, durability, and excellence workman
ship, onr Goods cannot be excelled. Particular atten
tion paid to customer wtfrk, and a perfect fit guaran
teed In all cases. 10 tsfmwSm
SADDLERY, HARNESS, &c.
"!UE UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF TUB
NEW CHEbJK CT KTBF.ET (NO. 1916),
SADllLFRTi IIAHNF.ISH, AND 'lIOBME
ilUBNlAIHNU SJOOUM HOCNB
OF
LACCY, DECKER & CO..
Is attrilutahle to Ihe following factt
They are very attentive to the wants ofthelr cus
tomers. '
Tbey are satisfied with a fair business profit.
Tbey sell goods only on tbetr own merits.
Tbey guarantee every strap In all harness tbey sell
over (40, tbe fault of tbe purchaser only who does not
get what be Is guaranteed and paid tor.
Tbelr goods are 2s per cent, cheaper than can b
bought elsewhere. ''
They have cheaper and finer grods than can be
bought In tbe city.
They have tbe 1 rgestand most complete stock In
Philadelphia,
All Harness oyer (28 are "baud-made."
Harness from 111 to (26.
Gents' Saddles from to (75.
Ladles' Baddies from t.O to 1125.
Tbey are tbe oldest and largest manufacturers
the country.
LACCY, MEEKER & CO.,
a Mam
NO. 1818 CIIESSitLT STREET.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
GOVERNMENT SALE.
Bureau of Refugees, Freed men, and Abandoned 1
Lands, I
Ollice A. A. Q. M. and D, O. Btate of Georgia,- f
Atlanta, Ua., Nov. 6, IBu7. J
Will be sold at Auction, on tbe premises, at
AUGUSTA, OEOROIA, NOV. 28, 18D7, '
the Land and Buildings known as the
AUGUnTA MACHINE WORKS AND LOT,
together wilh
TWELVE CITY LOTS.
This property consists of one tract of land, which
the Augusta canal tuns through diagonally, bounded
Dorth by D'AnilKunc street, east bv Jackson street,
south by Adiinjs street, and west by Campbell street
Its northern aud southern lines being about six hun
dred and ninety feet, aud Its eastern and western lines
about three hundred and ninety-two feet, on which
are situated one three-story brick building, loe feet
by 60 ltet; one brick foundry, ISO feet by 62 lee t; and
several smaller buildings.
Eleven (11) city le ts, situated on tbe south side of
Adams street, between Campbell and Jackson streets,
designated In numbers ou the plan of the cltv of Au
gusta, made by William Phillips, aa 17,19,21,18,20,
22, 28, 26, 24, 25, and 23.
One trliiuguinr lot of 1.12 feet front, on the south side
of I'enwli k street, between the Augusta canal and
"Hlght's Eoundry."
'Ihe machine works, lot, and buildings will be sold
together, the city lols separately.
AIbo, at tbe same time aud place, will be sold four
(4) lrsmo buildings, loo leet bv 41 feet, and one (I)
Irani e building, 211 by 15 feet, situated on the grounds
of the Richmond County Academy, Tel lair street.
For further particulars In regard to tills property,
Inquire at this oMlee and that of Brevet Colonel M. L.
Ehlers, corner of Green and Jackson streets, Au
gust a, Georgia, where the plans of the property can be
seen. .
Terms cash for all the property except the machine
works and lot, one half of which will be required eash,
and the balance In four months.
bale to commence at 11 o'clock A. M.
C. T. WATSON,
A. A. Q. M. and D. O.,
11 11 15t Bureau It., E aud A, L.
TTNSERVICKABLE QUARTERMASTER
blORES AT AUOTJ.ON.
' Depot QnARTKRMAflTKR's Orricit.
' Wahhinoton. Nov. 20. 1867. f
Will be sold at LINCOLN DEPOT , under tbe direc
tion of Brevet. Colonel'A. P. Rlunt, Assistant Uuar
master U. B. A., on MONDAY, December 2, at 10
A. M.. a lot of Quartermaster fetores, rated aa unser
viceable, consisting in part oi:
anOwsBous. I 19 saddles. MeC.. etc.
oo wagon wueeis, isu.ihio iu. oiu tongue nous,
28 wagon and B. 8.
103 blanket,
whips,
78 ambulance springs,
69 saws, band, buck, etc.,
(A straps, breasl, choke,
S cook' ranges,
10:8 11. and al. collars.
4 sets cartbarness.
16 sets aud L. and
wheel mule do.,
89 sets ambulance do.,
19 sets lead do. do.,
500 lbs. assorted rope,'
5 paulius,
21 picks,
29 toad ea.
1.4 feet large and small
nose,
114 office chairs,
bit chains, breast traces
C5 bridles, riding, wagon
64 L, and 8. handle
shovels.
23 kettles, camp, iron,
eia..
etc.,
82 anvils, together with
carpenters', saddlers', blacksmiths', and1 other toois.
Terms Cash, lo Oovernmeutllunds.
Property must be removed within ten days from
day oi sale.
J. C. MoFERRAN,
i Deputy Qusrtermaster-Geueral,
31 2 let iivt. Brig.-General, U. b. Army.
PROPOSALS
JJB0P0SALS.IF0B WOOD.
LjtPOT QUAHTKRlf ASTER'S OFFICE, 1
Wahhinoton. Ii. C. Nov. Id. IM)7. 1
Sealfd proposals from repoiiBtule parlies will ha
I ... L.I ...1 .1. in .f U i 'KI1II A V
received si luib omuu uiilii ii iu , uu nn uiuja i .
December 7, lor the delivery of taooo) three thousand
cords of well-seusoued, sound, aud mercbanluble
HARD WOOD, 4 leet long, aud split to tun oidluury
Sie ol coru wood. ,
'i henoiiiractor to keen the wood on band at a con
venleul point, and deliver it on order from this
ollice at any place In the city, lutsuch iuauliiles a
msj- I'uni lime lo lime be required.
An Inspector will be designated on the part of the
Government to examine and meaHiire the wood as
delivered, aud such as does uotcouiorm hi tuespeci
Hcui if.im fchiive will be relecu-d.
Tim names of two resoomlble persons signed, lu
their ow n huud, lo a statement that they will become
securities In esse tbe contract Is awarded lo the
bidder, must accompany tach proposal.
Vuu.ds iu the sum of lea thousand dollars, signed bv
himself snd both his sureties, will be required or the
suicessiui umufrt .
1'ayuienls lor wood received will be made monthly
II In luuds, or as sooutherealier as funds aie iurutsherj
lor the purpose.
Tim .,.r.,.ufni hldder mnst hold hlmsell In read!
nena to cumiueace delivery on the loin December
All bids will be sobmltted to- the Quartermaster
General for luslruclluus before awardlug coulruct.
lib iters will address proposals to tue undersigned
eudoied "proposals for Wood," and are luviloU to be
present at me opening oi oius.
By order of ths Quartermaster Genernl.
' J. C. McKKRRAN,
Deputy Quartermaster-Uaueral,
ltl9ts Rvt. RrlgvOeu. V. H. Army,
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, ETC.
C D TLB R Y,
A fine assortment ofPOCltETand
TABLE CUTLERY. KAZOIUi,
It A X ill hi nuns, i.AUita- rii;i
toOlUJ. rAPEJbt AND TAiUiUJt
BHEAKB, jciu., v HITXMOLD
I'nllery Btore, Ko. 1 Booth TENTH Htreat,
llutr doors aovye w alnult
UTN TUE nOURS OF OUR HAPPINESS
. . i... ,!.. nnl..tt.inltnA
and prosperity, let ns lememuer m """" --
disabled soldiers who saved ns a country and nation
al liy."-LINOOLN.
(jrind rrt:LAB jwotement
TO ERKCT THK
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM
ton
INVALID HOLDIEKH,
UNDER A SPECIAL
Charter frm tha Btate of Pennsjrlvanla,
PAUSED BI A It til 6,187.
AN APPEAL TO TRE AMERICAN PH )PLE.
1 i,m ot.li ci ol ibis A wi.jclui 1011 Is lu provide, by p ih-
llo exertion, a Na'lnnnl home lor our disabled sol-
lers. to erectsu asyiuin lor muse wuo, iu tneir pain-
otinii. bsve served Ihelr count y at the expensaor
Ihrlr beitlio and happiness, who in the battle for the
nation s ire were maimed, ami arc now incapamn oi
working for their own maintenance. France has
her Hotel des lnvallnes. where rest the aslies of tue
treat Nnnnlenn: Krulaiid. her Greenwich and Chel
sea Hospitals, the loiiuer being one of the llue.it
arcniieciurai sirociure. ever uwytieu w tn.iny,
RDhSla. Prussia, end In fact Jiearir an Mi root an
countries have magulHcent retreats for the tin-
loriuuam soldiers. jxonarcuies rrovi ie ior iue
allev intlon of the suffering CHUMed by war, but free,
niosneroiis Republican America has no place lor her
crippled and sfi k soldiers but Hi e country iioor-honse
Or IU4J flluewHIHS vu tier Oil. urr. i viiinni urmrj uuuie
pntriols lelt happy comrs lo save our common coun
try in Ihe hour ol her deep distress. We pledged to
them our lutinff eralituue. and DOW those wuo are
dependent look to us In tbelr "utter neexl to redeem
thiwe phdges. Tbey have performed their part. We
enjoy tbe result ol their sacrlfloes. We must not he
recreant to our oongaiions. ji us eiicu uevoio out
a Miigie aonar io ibis purpose, ana tue wenysburg
Asylum will aliord the soldiers a home, and our
country will be honored by the nobh? Iniiltiitloa.
THE LAND HAS HEKN PUltCHAiSKD
By this Assiciait:)n. aud Ten Thoissnnd Dollars have
alreudy been paid towards the preservation of the
baitle-gronud about thirty acres (adjoining the site
ot Ot neral Meade's Headquarters) have been set
apart for Ihe uses of the Asylum.
Lkxington Avknok, Nkw Yobk, Oct. 23.1W7.
Having labored lor three years to erect a Home
lor our crippled veterans, and having passed a bill
for that Duruose lu Dim New York Ieff Islature. In
corporating some one hundred of our bent citizens as
Directors nut under which bill no aciiou nas oeen
bad, from that time to this and knowing the great
and crying uecessiiy ol the case, the shame of leav
ing our dlHikhled veterans to starve or beg, I hereby
mohi cordially Indorse jrour enterprise, and It shall
have all the aid of my tongue, peu, and Intliience.
Very truly yours, CHARLhM U. HALPISB.
(From the Postmaster-General of the United States.)
I rt commend to all Postmasters tuar they shall aid
this truly benevolent aud patriotic eniertirise.
A. W. RANDALL.
Being satisfied with the Integrity or your enterprise,
we cheerfully consent lo display your diamonds at
our establishment. SKOWNK A riPAL.UI.NO,
OCiober 25, ls7. Nos. 6GS and 670 Broadway.
We hereby certify that we bave examined the
Diamond Uoods, Peurls. Kmeralds, Ruble, and other
precious IS tones, as 0 escribed la the list, and liud them
all genuine.
HKNLK BROS., Diamond Importers, No, 26
llaioi n Lane, New York.
J. llh HbM ANJS, Diamond Setter, No, 394 Broome
Street, New Yi rk.
In order to promote rnhllc confidence In tbe highest
degree, and for tbe jurtberance ol ibis great object,
the Association has decided to place the fsoo.um worth
of diamonds ou public exhibition at tbe largo Jewelry
I'tsllinliment of Messrs, Browne A Hpauldlng, under
the Metiopolllan Hotel, lu the clly of New Yoik.
The world-rer owned yacht Henrietta" has also been
purchased. Tbe Farm ol 600 acre Is located In Hulll
van c unty. N. Y., and Is one ol th tluetl stock farms
In the State; has a splendid mansion, and Is cosiplele
lu every i articular. ..... . t , ,,
There win be- i,2oO '00 tickets Issued at one dollar
each, admitting the holders to both ol the
G11A1SD MUSICAL FESTIVALS.
ONI AT
IRVING HALL, NEW i OBK. SATURDAY EVEN
LNO, FEBRUARY 8, ltJGS,
AND ONK AT w . .
HORTICULTURAL HALL. PHILADELPHIA,
SATURDAY ItVENlFO, l EIIitUAKV 2i, lbtIS,
On which latter occasion a committee ol prominent
clllKens will be select d to as'oclale wilh the mauago
ment In mskiug Ihe distribution, to couimence ou
Moi.dity, February 24, at 10 o'clock A.M., at llorticul
tuial Ji.930 jN VALUABLK PRESENTS
Will be distributed among ihe ticket holders, iu aa
corduuee with the Charter and the following
SCHEDULE OF AWARDS.
Ao. .
1. 1 "rand Cash Award -.. tino.ftoo
JL 1 Hplendid Farm iboo Hcres) 60,1100
8. 1 Yacht, ibe famous "Henrietta" bo.outi
4 1 Diamond Necklace, 48 Brilliants....- So.OuO
O, 1 J ' 1 a 111 1 11 li oiuwu uuu x.ui 1 ii:f,n .,11
DlumondH)
6. 1 Diamond Brooch aud iutrilugs (all large
I'lamonds) tJm M,
7. 1 Diamond llroocli and Kurrliigs
8. 1 Diamond Meek luce, 28 Briiliauls, Siar
23.000
21,010
lo.ouo
belling g 000
9. 1 Db.nioud Necklace, 29 Brliliunis 7
10. 1 Diamond Cross, set lu bilver, (large '
Diamonds.
tt. 1 Diamond Slide, 16 l:il:liuuLb..........
12. 1 Dlumoud Cluster Brooch ..
l;i. 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch.... M
14, 1 Diamond aud Pearl Cauieu Bracelet
Bro ch and Karrins ...
16. 1 DiHinond single Stone Ring
is. 1 Diamond Custer Bracelet.. ..
17. 1 Diamond Cluster Rroocu ..... ..
Is. 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet .
19. 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch and Karrluga.
20. 1 Dismoud Cluster Bracelet-... .....,
21. 1 Diamoud Cluster Brooch ... .
42. 1 Diamond single Stone Scarf l'lu. ....... .......
LA. I Diamond Cluster Broocb.,...
t4. 1 D oud Cluster Bracelet...
2d. ) Dlamoud6iugle Sloue Ring
i6. 1 Diamond Xmtrttld Cluster Brooch. ..........
v 27, 1 Pearl Necklace.-....-
28. 1 Pair Diamoud single Stone F.arrlugn. ......
29. 1 Diamoud Cross ....
so, 1 Diamond Single Stone Stud .,
81. 1 Diamond Single Stone Pin
82. 1 Pair Dlamund Single Stone Karrtugs.
ha. 1 Diamond Simile Stone Pin
7,000
6.1HM
5.000
filUUO
8,000
4 0U0
1.000
4.01 HI
4,000
4.0J0
4.000
4.000
4.000
4,000
4.100
8.100
a. io
8,M0
8600
t.tKIO
8,1100
8,1100
8.04I
8 U00
8.000
8,000
3,000
8,000
8.000
8 O11O
1.W0
2 500
2.61K)
2,600
Hi. 1 Diamond Simile Stone Slud ,
85. 1 Pair Diamond Single stone Studs
to, 1 Diamonu uioocn iiq onver;.
87. 1 Dl'moud Cluster Brooch
88. 1 Diamond Single Sloue Flu...
89. 1 Diamond Single Stone Stud.
40. 1 "Ismono cluster iiroocn....-..M
41. 1 Dlamund Single Stone King ..
42. 1 Diamond and Kmerald Rroouu.
4:i. 1 Diamond single sione flu...
44. 1 Peorl Breosipla, Karrlugs aud Head
urnament ,
45. 1 Diamond Single Sloue Pin....-..-.
46. 1 Diamoud U'oss
47. 1 Diamond and Emerald Ornameu
48. I Diamono Single Stone Plu-.-.-....
49. 1 Diamond Single Stone King........
Ut. 1 Diamond Cluster Hti King.......
61. 1 Single Sione Diamond Klig .
bl I Diamond Cross .-.
bX 1 Pair Diamond Cluster Karrlugs.
2.S00
2 500
2,600
2,MK)
2.000
2.000
1,600
1 600
l.OJO
1 aoo
1,600
1.600
1,600
l.&oo
1.6110
J.500
I.5O0
1.600
1,600
1.6O0
1.5 0
SOU
800
too
800
HjO
8,0
800
80O
600
600
600
600
600
600
500
400
4 0
400
150
80
2.41
150
150
150
150
150
10
160
150
100
100
loO
1UI
100
iuo
lnO
lm)
60
60
io
M. 1 Diamonu Mingle rtooe iviog...
t5. 1 Diamond Single Sloue Stud
sit I DiHinond Bracelet -.. .-
67. 1 Diamond Single Sloue Ring,
6H. 1 Diamond Cluster Ring -,
19. 1 Camel's Hair i-hawl....-...
60. Choice Emerald Slud.
61. ) Sii.gle Stone Riug
oi 1 Single Stone Pin............
64. I Cluster Brooch
64. 1 Diamonu single Moue l'lu-
6-. 1 Pair Diamoud Single Stone Earrings......
6l 1 Diamoud Single Sloue Ring
67. 1 Diamond and Juruerald Cluster Rlug ,
68. I Diamond Cluiler lirauelel, Earrings,
ano Pin
69. Camel's Hair Shawl - ...
70. 1 Diamond and Ruby Three stuue Ring.....
71. 1 Dlumoud aud Kmerald Cluster Rlug
Tl. 1 Diamoud Cluster Brooch
73. 1 Pair Diamond Cluster Studs. ,
74. 1 Uentlemau's Gold Watoh and Heavy
Chain -..
Ti. 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring, Star Setting,
7H. 1 Diamond auu Garnet Cluster Ring
77. 1 Diamond single Sloue Pin...-....- ,
78. 1 Kmerald Knob
79. 1 Pair Diamond and Ruby Earrings......
80. 1 Diamond Cluster Rlug ...
81. 1 Diamond and Emeiald siem l'lu..............
82 1 Lady's Diamond Set WatcU
8.1. 1 Diamond Single Stone King.-......--
84. I Cold Watch .,
M. 1 Diamond and Opal Ring.-
M, 1 IHttinond and Single Stone otud
87. 1 Diamond Single Stone King...
Hi. 1 Diamond Three Stone Ring..... -
89. I Dlumoud SimMe Sloue Slud ,
Mi. 1 Pfarl Scarf Pin -
l. 1 Diamond Clnxter Ring ....
92. 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring.- -
tJ. 1 lienilemau's Diamoud aud Amelhst
Ring .- -.....
04. 1 Diamoud tinnier Pin -
86. I Cameo and Pearl Brooch aud Earrlugs...,
84. 1 Cameo Brooch...-
87. 1 Diamond Single Slone Ring
80. I Diamond liuMer Rlug
V9. 1 Lady's tlold Walch
Ill. lSJoral Brooch aud hartliiKS
lul. 1 l'alr (iarnel Sleeve Buttons
H j 1 (Void and Peai I Scarf Pln-.-.
Kti 1 hmerald Scarf Piu......
1H4. 1 Kmerald Scarl liu
I0tolll'4, One theusand copies of.tlie ftpleil
11
Making In the aggregate 122,104 Presents, va-
HO W TO gtTAlN TICKErS; t0ll'93
Ordeismay be sent us In registered letters or post
ollice orders. In sums ol l lo J5, at our risk. Lrnr
Miiouois should be sent lu drutu or by exixess, at lii
following
CLUB RATF8:
6 Tickets to 1 address4'6u 40 'I Ickets to 1 addr's.H.K)
10 Tickets lo I address 91' 60 Tlcaetslo I aOdr's WW
20 Tickets lo 1 address I7'60 leol It kels to laddr's S6
Adilref s all orders and eniuuiniilcaiion. o 111 4 lul
"OETTYSBURG ASYLUM amhC1AT1oN,
' Nq. 1114 U1&4NUT lBU PWlaitaw
llll lliummiru inu'll lailOU Work All.
nuru mo .......... iiiiua, i tin oaclt. 20 00
1105 to 211 4. 1000 Photograph Albums at to each 6
Alho. liu.otO Cash Prtsunui, Si each ...... lai.otio
I .11.. ll.alu V ...I. II. ...I. II ... A... .
AMUSEMENTS.
A MERIT AN ACADEMY" OF MUSIC
A T. P. I'lIiiH lessee and Mtnager
MONDAY EVEMNH, Dvoember 2,
and every eveob g until lonlier not ce,
M Its. F. W. LAN UK
(Formerlv Miss Jean M. Hsvenport).
In her gieat classic aud hlstorla role ot
(FaC simile of the Signature o'Queen Klizabelb to Ibe
Death Warrantor Marv Stuart),
OL'KEN OF KNh LAND.
Being a translation and adaptation of Olaoi metll's
celebrated T'avedy ol that name, rendered so lam tus
by Madame Rlslorl In llal'au.
MUS. LANDER AH ELIZA BFTIt
JJR. J. H. TA Y'LOR A3 ESaEX. .
Buppdrted bv
THK LANDER II IMi lt K IN IC COMPANY.
9 PCI LI A It M ALE OF PR1CEH,
1 at rtipt I n (iici ( Irc e anil Balcony. (I. No extra
cbsrge ior riM-rvtd seais. Family .'irc e,5o ceuts;
Amphltbeaire, 25 cents: Proscenium Boxes, Ho.
ilesaleol Reserved Sesiawlll commence on FRI
Y morning, November 211, at 9 o'clock, at Trump
lei'g Music Stoic , No. fl'-fi Chennit street. , 1126
AMERICAN AOAIIKMY OP MUSIC
LAST KKlIIT RUT TWO
or TUB
WCHINOS OPEKA SEASON.
CAIiOI.INF R1CHINOH.- DIRFCTRK'S
TH IS (Wednesday) FVENINO. Nov. 27.
BEN h FIT OF MM. EDWARD SKOUIN.
First lime this sason of Dalle's
ItfWK OF l AsTTLK,
including In the rant tbe full strength of the Company.
1 0-Mt RHO W I Thursday I KVEN1NO,
MISS LAURA WaLDRON
will rrnke hpr debut In Kngltbh Opera, as AltLINE,
lu Balfe's BOIIAAIIAN OIRL.
FRI HAY.
BENEFIT OF MI -H RICHINGS.
FAUST.
NEW CHKSNUT 8TKEF.T TQEATKB,
Begins st 7'45. Doors open at 7.
SIXTH AND LAoT WEEK
Ol the successful engagement or
MRS. I. 1'. BOWERS,
when si n will rei eat
CHARLES RKADK'S EXQUISITE AND BEAUTI
FUL DOM1 SI IC DKAMA,
fonnded on ALFRED TKNN Y SUN'S Lovely Poem ot
DOHA,
produced wlh New Roenery by R. H. Smith.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov. 27,
A NIGHT WITH TEN 01 YftON AND RKATJE.
1 be performance will commeuco With tbe domestic
DrtuiB, lu three acts, entitled
DOAA.
Dora Mrs. D. P. BOWERS
To conclude with the new larce,
GIVE ME MY WIFE.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
THANKSGIVING MATINEIi
MRS. D. P. BOWKItri
will appear In the only Day Performance of Boucl
cault's New Play.
HUNTED DOWN.
Tbo Stock Company will appearln the Local Squib,
DOWN AT CAPE MAY.
MKS. JOHN DUEW'8 AUCII STREET
THEATRE. Begins at 7K o'clock.
(UNDIMIMSHEO SUCCESS.
FOURTH WEEK OF SURF,
witnessed by
OVER 80,000 PERSONS.
MONDAY AND DURING THE W.EEK.
SURF.
In which Mis. JOHN DR8.W and ibe Entire Company
appear. SA BATHING EVERY NIG 111'.
FridiiV Benefit 01 Mrs. JOHN DREW.
SURF MATINFJE THAN KSUl VINQ BAY.
SURF Mgulu Tnanksglving Night.
WALNUT STREKT THEATRE.
THIS iWednefday) EVENING, Nov. 27,
THE LOTTERY OF LIFE.
Teiry.thePwell Mr. JOHN BHOUOft AM
Pluler J. thiol Ian eceue by Mr FKASK BROW Kit.
GRAND PERIORMANCE ON THANKSUIV1NG
AFTERNOON,
when will be presented the Domestic Drama, full of
startling Incidents aud effects, entitled
WA11ING FOR THK VERDICT,
Acmlfslon, 60 cents. Children, half price.
Doors epen at 1. Commence at quarter to t o'clock.
TpoX'S AMERICAN VAlilETI THEATRE.
JJ EVERY EVF.NING AND SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE,
In Grand Ballets. Ethiopian Burlesques, Sougs.Dancee
Pantomimes, Gymnsst Acts, etc.
QONCE
R T
HALL.
CRAKD
COMrLIMEiNTARY
CONCERT 1
TO
MRS. JOSEPHINE GCH1MPF
Il lLMIJAY jKVjKKINI, DCCCauCU 3.
Mrs. 8CHIMPF will be atslsted by the following
olBiiufcUlsbed artists:
MISM . OUIfcE S iLLTDAY,
1 he celebrated Soprano of St. Stephen's Choir. .
Mr. 1 HEOLOR8. UABELM ANN Tenor.
Mr. AARON R TAY LO . Baso
Mi. JKL GAERTNER, the eminent VIollnlsti
Mr. HFNRY G. THUNDilK, Pianist.
THKE1S - ONE DOLLAR .
May be procured of Mr. j. K. Gould, No. 9;3Chesuut
""St,:iWrAjJ,.J'" A-Tru i pier. No 24Cbnnnl street,
Slid Mr. W. II. Boner No. llo2 Chesnut street.
D or s open at 7 o'clock. Conceit to commence at
Spncisely. u 24 i
PHILADELPHIA CIRCU8
Corner TENTH and CALL! WH1LL Streets,
NOW OPEN FOR THE WINTltR SEASON,
UNDER A NEW MANAGEMENT.
This building has been entirely
RENOVATED, ALTERED, AND IMPROVED
WITH NEW MODES OF WgRE83"aNd"
EGRESS, BOTH ON TENTH BTREET
AND ON CALLOWHILL BTREET.
A SPLENDID STUD OF HIGHLY TRAINED
Children under ,. years of Z Z T
Family Circle (entrance on Callowhtu atreet) 2s cents
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Performance comuenoea
at a quarter of 8 o'clock. Matinees commenoe at half.
past 2 o'clock. Doors open one hour previous, loaoint
"VTEW PHILADELPHIA OPERA HOUSE
XM SEVEN1H fctreet, below Arch. '
L. V. T UNlsON A CO Proprietors.
TUNISON A CO.'rt MINSThELS
TUNISON A CO '8 M INSTRELH
MONDAY ANDERY EVENING DURING
ALSO, .THURSDAY AFTERNOON AT HATV.
PAST TWO.
Thursday Afternoon at Half-past Two
THE PROGHlSH OFr A NATION
MACALlhTER OUTDONE,
uuina iu J tth. si'AUe.
YOUNG BOWEN IN FEM ALhi COSTUMB.
Young Bowea In Female Costume.
COITON DANCE.
THE PERSECUTED DUTCHMAN.
open at To'clock.' Commence at 8.
Doors open 1
Aitmlsslon 25, 60. and TVcemn. hoxea.tfi.
1125 BAM S. SANFORD. Buslnesa Manager. '
HORTICULTURAL H AL L.
NO PERFORMANCE
On THANKSGIVING DAY, Nov, 28,
h ( A RL SENTZ'S ORCH K Si'RA.
THE NINTH tUtCHFBTRA MATINKK
will take place on THURSDAY, Dee. 6, at 84 P. M..
when Mr. C. JARVIS '
Will play MENDFI.SSOHN'8 ShiCOND CONCERTO
lor liano, with Ortdieslra sccompaulmenU
Package of tour Tinkeis for $1.
T
II E FALL EXHIBITION
(j jj f h yj
ARTISTS' FUND SOCTTTTY
will open to Ibe public at the
NEW GALLERIES,
No. 1:s:4 CHFNUT STHEET,
ON WEDNESDAY MORNINO.
November 12, and continue frotu 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.,
unth TUESDAY, December 8, the day ol the
An.UAl.DALlU I It M IUBIU
HASPLER'S MONDAY AFTERNOON CO
CI Ill's, AT C ON'C kit r HALL. FJVS.RY MON-
I.AV f.... VI ,111 K ..). I. ..... ..l.l.O.n Ml
1AY. I (1111
cuns: pickHe
. j tin u i inn i. ri nuuii.li"'".
,e four tickets, II; "Coupon" of thirty
11 27wfS
tickets .s
GERWAKIA ORCHESTRA. PU1ILI0 ! B
l.ei.i.uls at the M I SICAL FUN U H';hAJi f
SATURl'A Y, al 11 A. M. TlckeW aold t JJ
and i.t all principal Musio Ston s. ivai ilON-
oe iiiuue it auuiessiug o .',": iiuiioJ5trB. o
TE It I Y Mreet.or at R. W1LL1G iotgJU
021 CHEKNUT Street. ;
t T. L I AM ri. it a A ,
"W COVMISKION MERl'HANT.
M B. DELAWARE Avenue. Philadelphia,
,,. nnnnowrter, KeHued Nitre. Cbarooal. Etc,
CTru 11.1 WCliocolie, Ooooa, and Hroma.
W. Raker to.. i0''i Meiol bhaath ng
Crocker llroa. A CO. S Siiow jueiM wi-
Bona, and fraiia, '
, ,vn MZINO COMPANY.
TTNI0N PASTE AP JJifiblnaem. Paper.
U A l'asie hu' R1'" po,'Set-lKiik Mkers.BilI
hangers, "r"L"nl uut sour. Is cheap aud alwaja
Von.n tic. IK ,,, J H. I, pp ncotl 4 Co., Devar
ea. y u..,;; r,rM.nn1 pAlUelphl. jrrr,
Keller. "''V 'merles " Tiaol M.clety. and oilier.
faXTFt "t-AGlN di CO.. NO. 420 i..