THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1867. "
dlfaprccable petillemcn wcreon -ntsioin frou
neivhboriTiff Bute; one on aouotury affairs,
tie cn political, one on oectarinn.
fvcral of the (reiitlptncu got upone by ono,
and -walked off as they wiilli)ed their last
mend; pauMn pcnerallv bv the tove for a
minute or to to rrfittiU themselves at th brass
cptitroiiB. A few cdeniary diameters, however,
n ma tied nt the table lull a quarter of an hour,
tmd did not rise until the ladles rose, when all
BUon up. ......
"Where are they froing?" aked .Martlri, .la.
tie ear of Jefferson brick.
"To their bed-rooma, sir." '
"Is there no dessert, or ofher tnWvul of con-
vernation ?" a-ked Martin, who whs disposed to
enjoy himeell alter Ins long; voyase. I
"We are a butpeople here, kir, anl have no.
tirre foT that," wnR the reply.
N the l.ioles passed out in s'tntrln fllo, Mr.
Jf llerson Brick and such other uinrrled senile
men fie were lett, acknowludiugr the departuro
of their other halves by a nod; tuid there was
an end of them.
Onee or twice, when there wa a panne, Mar
tin aked nu-h questions as nuturaily occurred
to him, beintr a stranuer, about the national
poets, the theatre, lileiature, and the arts. But
the information which thee pentlrinen were In
a coudltion to tfive hint on such Ionic, dil not
extend beyond the ellusii-ns ot cuoh mat'-r-Sfirits
ol the time as Colonel Diver, Mr. Jcf-tere-ou
llrick, and others; renowned,, as it ap
peared, lor excellence in the achievement of a
peculiar style of broadside-essay called "a
terminer." ...
'".We are a busy ppople, sir," said one of the
captains, who was from the West, "and have no
time lor reading mere notions. We don't mind
'em If they come to us iu newspapers along with
almighty strong stud" of another sort, butdaru
jour books."
line the peneral, who appeared to quite
prow fiiint at the bare thoupbl ot roaliny any
thing which was neither mercantile nor politi
cal, aud was iiot iu a newspaper, Inquired "if
any pcntleman would drink some?" Most of
the company, considering this a very choice
and seasonable idea, lonneed out one by one to
the bar-room In the next block. Thence they
probably went to their stores and counting
houses; tbence to the bar-room npain, to talk
onee more of dollars, and enlarge their minds
with the perusal and discussion of screamers;
and thence each man to snore in the bosom of
his own funny.
Now, there had been at the dinner-table a
middle-aped man with a dark eye and a sun
burnt face, who bad attractea Martin's attention
by having something very enpatner and honest
in the expreksion ot his features: but of whom
he could learn nothing from either of hie neigh
bors, who seemed to cousider him quite beneath
their notice. He had taken no pait in the con
version round the stove, nor had he pone forth
with the rest; and now, when be heard Martin
tie h for the third or fourth time, he mterpo-ed
with some casual remark, as if he desired, with
out obtrudiup himself upon a stranger's notice,
to eueftoe him in choerlul conversation it he
coulo. His motive was so obvious, and yet so
delicately expressed, that Martin felt really
eratetul to him, and showed him so in the man
ner 01 his reply.
"I will not ask you," said this penllamau with
a smile, as he rose and moved towards him,
"how you like my country, for I can quite
anticipate yoar real feeling on that noiut. But.
as I Bui an American, aud consequently bouud
to begin with a question, I'll abk you how do
yon I ke the colonel ?" '
"You are so very frank," returned Martin,
"that I have no hesitation in saying I don't like
htm at all. Thouph 1 must add that I am - be
holden to him lor his civility in brinsrini? me
heie amt arranging lor my i-tav, on pretty
reasonable terms, by the way," he added: re
men. b?ring that the colonel had whispered him
to that effect, before going out. .
"Not much beholden," said the stranger drily.
"The colonel occasionally boards packet ships', I
have heard, to glean the latest iniormation for
liislournul; and be occasionally brings stranger?
to board heie, I believe, with a view lo the little
percentage which attaches to those good ollices;
and which the hostess deducts Irom his weekly
bill. I ooo't offend you, I hope t" he added,
seeing that Martin reddened.
"My dear sir," returued Mtrttn, as they shook
hands, "how is that possible? to tell you the
truth, I am "
"Yen?" said the gentleman, sitting down
beside him.
am ra'her at a loss, since I must speak
plainly,".ta.d Martin, petting the better ot hi9
hesitation, "to know how the colonel escapes
wq beaten."
"Weill He has hern bea'en once or twice,"
remaiked the gentleman quietly. "He is ono of
a class of men in whom our own Franklin, so
Iole ago as ten years belore the close ot the last
century, loreeaw our danger ana aisgntce, rer
haps you don't know that Franklin, in very
severe terms, published bia opinion that those
who - were tdandeicd by such fellows as this
colonel, havinp no sufficient remedy in the ad
ministration of this country's laws, or in the
decent and Tight-minded leelinp of its people,
were justified iu retorting on such public,nui
sauccs by means of a stout cudgel f" .
"I was not aware of that," said Martin, "but
I am very glad to know it, and I think it worthy
ol his memory, especially" hire he hesitated
again.
"Go on,"" said thf other, smiling.as if he knew
what stucK in Martin' throat.
"Es-pt daily," pursued Martin, "as I can already
understand that it mav have required great
courage, even in his time, to write treely on any
uestion wnictt was not a party one in inis very
tlree country."
"Some courage, no ootiDi," returuea nis new
-lend. "Do jou think It would require any to
tio so, now ?"
llKH-eu, 1 l-uilia. 10 wvum, emu uvi n ituic,
said Martin.
"you are right. So very right, that I believe
uo satirist could breathe; this air. If another
Juvenal or Swift could rise up amouer us to
uionow, he would be hunted down. If you have
any knowledge, of our literature, aud can give
mo the ntirin of any man. Aiicr can born aud
Srfd.wbo has anatomized our lollies as a people,
d not as ibis or that party; and has escaped
e foulest and most brutal slander, tha ruost in
i terate hatred and intolerant pursuit' It will
astranue name tu my ears, oeiieve me. in
me cases I could name to you, wuere a native
riter has ventured on I he most harmless and
ood-humored illuctratious ol our vices or de-
cts, it has been -found necessary to announce
hat iu a second edition the pas-uge has been
puDpcd. or altered, or eApla'ned aay, or
atchi.d into praise."
r. .it 1. 1. .... 1 i .1 no
Ami how has tnts Deen Drouaui auoutr-
ski-d Martin, in dismay.
"Think ot what you have seen 0111 neara 10-
av, beiMliuiug witn tue coiouci," saiu uis
nend, "and a-k yourser. How they came
.bout is another question, neaven ioioiu mai
hey fboulii be samples of the intelligence aud
rtue or America, but tney come uppermost;
ud in great numbern too; and too oun repre-
nt it. Will vou walk?"
It was Herbaria to men like this, his new com-
aiiion, that a traveller of honored name, who
od these shores no w nearly forty y enrs ago, aim
ke upon that soil, as minv have done since,
0 blots and Minis upon its h gh pretensions,
bich iu the briebtnet.3 ot his distant dreams
1 re lobl to view, appealed in these words
Oh luit lor such Columbia's days were (lone:
Kimk wlllimil ripeness, qiilee.nert witlioul BUB,
( nule at Hie ourlKce, rulien ul me eoie, "
iitrliuiln would lull belorfhertipni:; were o er. "
j"tNATioN. vr. I'oner, riuii.-"'"
f liotauv in Lafayette College, hns presented
-T7 ........ TV . t. . T- f . -
nis coneeuiMi is u t-pecial value, as containing
ii- niL.ni, miuiiii m r lorH 01 rt'nuJlvanla in ex
tencc. It is the result ot moro than twenty
cars' labor on the part of the Professor aud his
fistants, and Is full, eual iu extent and value
. 1l.i b'lrn-a nf flip Rtat., 1 n ... ai...
11 IU i-iu.i. w -.- ... 11111, lUT VILU
olleclion of which such large appropriations
ere voieu ojr luciiipmi'iiuic,
William Morrison, who fought under
acksou at New Orleans, died at Utiua, In-
flua a few days since, at the age or seventy-
ine. He was a native of Lyooming county,
eEDsylvania, and a brother or the venerable
houiaa Morrison, of Dayton, wko Burvives
on.
. CITY INTELLIGENCE.
JOB ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITKMR NKK OUTRIDE PAOKA.J
Tub Numismatic and AtmynAMA!, Socirty
or 1'iiiLiDFLriii a. A stated meeting of this
Socirty was held on Thursday evening last, at
its Hall, No. 624 Walnut street, Vice President
Chandler in the chair.
A number 01 donations were made- to Ihe So
ciety, Including one very tine Calcutta rupee,
dated Awno Hcpirle 1131, which was presented
B'y Mr,,-tTlgh.ton. ,
. Mr. Hart con.iiiunlcateu an account of a recent
discovery ol Itomau gel coins Id Parts.
Mr. Phillips read an article relative to niw
Kpypt an postage stamps aud recent archieolo
gital discoveries in the West.
A very interesting original communication
was made by Dr. fanlcl (i. Uriuton, iu relation
to the newly discovered alphabetical key to the
OutrHl American inscriptions at Pulenque, etc.
He showed clearly the phonetiB character of
those Inscriptions, and traced the origin of all
wilting, which he divided Into two clases,
"ideographic"' and "pictographies," which lormcr
if derived Irom aud is a modification and devel
opment ol the latter. Words bear two relations:
1. Ideas relating to outside things. 2. Ideas
relatirg to interior things.
. Of the first class is picture writing, and can
never represent ideas of absolute things. Pure
picture writing cannot exist without symbols,
which are the beginning of ideographic writing.
The tpjptian ideographic writings are rich in
concrete Ideas, but are unable to express ab
stract oues. Hence, there are many symbols
for women in their various relations, such as
wire, virgin, and widow, mother, etc., but none
lor womaD In the abstract. To such an alphabet,
where no ideas are expressed, but only things,
the key once lost is pone forever; only a general
idea remains from which we can guess at the
meaning. The tiausposition from ideographic
to phonetic writinp, from symbol to sound,
occurs for the hrst time in proper names, which
all had once a meaning outside ot the indi
vidual who bore them, and had reference to
some external object or quality. For example,
Jones, John-son; Hobcrtson, Kobin-son, etc.
The earliest names ot which we have record
are compound words. Amnemonic sign was
oilcn aoopted for a portion of the name, an
ii'statce whereof is shown in eaily heralcry of
articles taken together and combined like a
rebus. Thus, Bolton arms were a cask or
tun pierced by a cross-bar bolt.
Similarly in the most ancient alphabets the
un dies of the lelters were taken from some
word, and with which thev began. The case In
Oiihara, Hebrew, etc. Thus in Hebrew the letter
A Is named Aleph, B is Eet, from Bayit, a house;
G is Gimel, a camel, etc. M in Gothic is
called "Jucm," a wotd common to that stock
ol languages, and of most frequent occurrence.
ir. Brintou then proceeded to explain the
new found Maya alphabet. The Maya race was
the most civilized aud cultivated race in
America. The ruins of their palaces, etc.,
Hinply prove it. Their language doubtiess par
took in Fome degree of civilization and of a pho
netic character. Carloiiebes lound that the
Central American figures bear resemblance In
object to the Fgyptian ones. Abbe Brasse de
uourooiry has Deeu able to icad several mss.
ty means ot a Mapa alphabet found in a Hna-
nirb convent. The al habet consists of t went v-
....... J . . I A 1 1 ! ,J
iuui puuuur, ujusu.y puuiiiui, wuicu cannot De
represented in our tongue. An additional
source of trouble in interpreting the inscrip
tion Is the omihsiou of words arid the use of
aroitrary symbols for others, variable at the
win 01 i acn writer.
Mr. Chandler made some remarks relative tn
pictured rock seen by bim iu Venezuela.
'J. he con mittee on celebrating the tenth anni
versary of the Society reported adversely to any
iuiiuui ueiuuiJii uiiuu.
The following penllcmen were elected officers
ol the Society for 18t!8:
j resimnt 11 tv. Puce.
Vtce-rrcsiclents William S. Van x. William P.
Chandler, William Duane, John Faruura.
Lorrefjionaing Setretary Henry Phillips, Jr.
hecordmg Secretary Alfred B. Taylor.
3'reosurcr Thomas E. McKlroy. .
Historiographer Charles H. Hart. ;
( vrator Numismatics- William J. Jenks.
Curator Antiques iJaniel G. Biluton, M. D.
Librarian William T. Taylor, M. D.
John Evans. Esu.. of Nash Mills. Ilemel-
Hetmitteail. KugUnd, was elected a foreign cor-
rerponding member of the Society.
On motion the Society adiourned.
Meeting of Steam riKB E.vginbCompanies.
A meeting of delegates from the various Steam
Fire engine companies ot tais city was neia iasi
evening, at the Hibernia Engine house, for the
purpose of considering the application already
made to Councils lor an extra appropriation of
$1U(J0 to each company, aud to devise some plan
by which the oniect 01 tne application may oe
speedily obtained. The meetiug was called to
order by the Chairman, Samuel 8. Stone, Esq.
John K. Downing, Esq., acted as Secretary.
The committee appointed to prepare a memo
rial reported that, iu consequence of the death
ot the lhte Chief Engineer, David M. Lyle, the
election of a new Chief, and the action of City
Councils in regard lo a paid nre department,
thev had bean unable to make any progress,
The committee appointed bv each company to
ascertain the views ol the members of Couucils
upon tbis subject, reported that they had at
tended to the purposes of their appointment,
and that a great diversity of opinion existed;
some of the members, while believing that
$20ti0 per annum wua not sufficient for the sup
port ot the steam nre-engme compauies, were 01
the opinion that their number was too large, and
Others were in favoj ol a paul department.
On motion, the meeting then adjouxuea to
meet at the call of the officers. '
IntlOETANT AKREPT BY DETECTIVE GEORGE II.
Smith. About a week ago. Detective George H.
bmith lett the city In search of one Stephen
Allis, w ho, it is alltged, stole $20,000 in Govern
ment bonds from the residence of the late
Patrick O L'onncll, in the upper scetion of the
city. The theft was committed In May last,
immediately alter the decease of Mr. O'Uounell;
and in consequence of Allis leaving Philiudel
phia, suspicion pointed to him. 'A irue bill was
lound by the Grand Jury, aud all that remained
to be done was the arrest of the defendant.
Detective Smith was intrusted with this duty,
and yesterday returned to this city, having in
his custody the accused, who was found com
fuitablv located on a (ami iu Parkcrsburg, Va.,
which he had recently purchased. Defendant's
wife was in some way related to the late Mr.
O'Doiinell, and, of couise. Allis was a frequent
visitor, ltwaskuown that the deceased was
iu possession of Government bonds; but on a
search be ing ma.de for them they could not be
lound. Other circumstances connected with the
diKflppeaniTice' ot the money pointed to the guilt
of Allis. He will no doubt be at once taken into
Court and tried for the alleged oUVnsc. Detec
tive Smith is Indebted to Uflicer Thomas l'.ie
gart, ol Paiker'-bng, for assistance rendered him
111 the arrest ol the prisoner.
Arrest of a Sneak Thief. Special Officer
Charles S. Smith arrested, yesterday morning,
llarrv Dumotdin, uoou the rhargeof the larceny
of a watch from the office of E. Trace y & Co.,
near Sixth and Chesnut streets. Mr. E. B.
Kiniber. book-Keeper for Mers. Tracey & Co.,
testified that the walch had been stolen the day
befoire Thanksgiving, and that he accused was
in the pluee on that day. Mr. liosenbaum.
pawnbroker, testified inatDumoulinhad pawned
the watch in his establishment ou the Viltli .of
November. The accused had a hearing before
Alderman Bciiler ye.-terdiy afternoon, and was
held for ttial. Dumouliu recently served, four
mouths In the County Prison lor thieving.
r. . - . Hvui Tk-RKvv TV TTnmnhrAVH. M. T
lirkr Mr: Your Camrrn Pills cured my wilo of
a catarrh ol eignu'en uiouiiih hiumuhik. mr mucu sun
hud -previously taken ttUupuUilc luedlclues Iu valu. 1
tin Item them hlKlny. ; ...
yours respecilully. J. G. Williamson.
Thla Is No, IU ol the erl a.
Jol lieion, Hollowny ACowden.No. 28 North Sixth
lr?et lyoll A Co., No. Iti2 North Heud Blreel.
liole.ale Kenl. Bold also by Uaorae U Kvuuii,
fclu knd i'oilr slreew; Anilirosa Miultu, Hroad
nd ( XtMuut irjlH; llorlter TweuilwlU nd Uteuii
ireU; JoIjo Uley, Kriiklord roBil: Hoche. iifuwnld
and tiouih lrt-u: CttlleiKier. 'I OlrU mid Wnliiul
irfelit; Hiekiukii, No. H.l Houlh Keconil street; Mr
lll, Tuiron-uib and Market aireui; HlylOe. No. 81 ai
Wrkei.ireeu hold I a Uenaautown by W. JL Joue.
Vcueial Dcpvt, No. W Aioatbfvk
Tni: Pecretary of the Treasury's Itcport revea's a
Very satisfactory ttata of the national finances, and,
saya the Hpcretary, 'This Is now a fUtlng opportunity
to further provide tnt Its Improvement." speaking
of "flttlDK opportunities," they are as abundant as
tilting ciftome.rt at this teason Of the year, at the large
Iteady Made Clothlug House ot Ciiarles Blokes & Oo.,
under the Continental.
IMPOIITANT TO KUYEHH OF HoHIKRT GOODS.
MesKra. t'Hk & Brother, No. 53 North r'lihth
street, claim to' be the only firm In Phlladel
delphla keeplnif till arartn of HoMerypf. Hrtnil
who import their own goods. They feel
assured
That hy avoiding the profits aud commls
slons linpost'd In the ordinary course of Inula,
they Rave vhelr customers Pt least a5 per CeuU
2. That they have the quality of their rokIs
under coinpleur control uslnx the best yarnH,
and employing the best workuieu iu their
manntHciuro.
a Thitt, having direct aecess to,. Karopean
rr.arkt ts, ibey cau k-ep a more complete bUk-Ii
than if dependent upon purobasoa made here
of foreign nooxls.
A call from the reader is solicited at their
store, No. 63 North Eighth street.
Takk Tim k nv thk Forrt.ook and never allow
NeurallH, Nerve Ache, or any nervous complaint lo
iiln pre u 11 (I. but on the approach of the first avinp
lenis. vse 1 r. Turner'B Tie Douloureux, or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, and the efTectn of thla medlolue will
he appxrenc, and the dlxfase Imelf driven completely
outfit the ayalein. by Hie toning and ftimulatiug pro
perties of this meulclne. Apotlifcarlea have IU
Fai.k of Hoots ani 8nors. The special attention
of the trade In called to the large aale ol Boom. bhoe,
lircgann. Halmnrala, etc., to be syld by catalogue, for
chbIi, on Monday morning, December 9, commencing
at 10 o'clock, by Mrtieiiand A Co., auctioneers, at
tbtlr atore, No. 6 Market street,
A HotTsFnoi.r Worm. The best, the onlv reliable,
Ihe cliPHpeHt, Try It. Mrs. 8. A. A llen'B Improved
(new tyle) Ilalr Restorer or Dressing (In one bottle).
My wile and children prefer It. KveryDrugglat Bulla
It. Trice One Dollar.
GRovrrt A Bakfr's nichest Premium Sew
ing Machines, No. 730 Chesnnt street.
CONCESSION TO CTBTOM KTIB.
JtW Mer'no and Wool Underwear.
Btf Merino and Wool Underwear.
4 H" Merino and Wool Underwear.
McIwtiwb t Bbothkr, No. h'36 t'n kbnut street.
MA.HBIED.
TtOBFTtTS IlICE. Decembf r I, In tula city, by the
Rev. Wlilard M. Bice. D. D.. Mr. FKANKLIN
KOBERT'H, of Falrfux county, Va to M lea CJLAK4.
A. HICK, daughter of the olliclatlog clergyman.
PEKOETl OODEY. Pecember flltb, at et, James
Church, by the Key. Dr. H. J. Morton. KO LAND
fcEtGEK to MAKIOK, daughter of JU, A. Oodey.
DIED.
BIBD.-On the8d lDtant, JH83TC SPITTALL, only
sou ot Edmund and Eliza Bird, In the I8lh year of
his age,
A beloved and dutiful son.
The relatives and tnenda ot the fumllv. tbe Second
Didtrlct Police Force, and also the Weccacoe Knitlue
Company, are respectfully invited to attend the fune
ral, irom tne residence or 11 IB parenin, H. w, corner or
Klehleeiitb and Caroenter HLreeLu. on Htindav atter-
iK.im at 2 o'clock. To proceed to Uuchpelah Ceme
tery.
CARMICIIA EL. Suddenly, on thesth Instant. Mr.
JAM l-HCAHW lull A KL. In the 6Hh year of hid aire.
The nude frlendn and those of tbe lamlly, also Key
Btoi e Lodpe, No. 2T1, A. Y. M., aud the Scots' ThlHlle
Sorlety, are resiiecuully Invited to attend his funeral.
irom ins one resiaenco. in. tiecona street, ahove Kead
Iok ttailroad. CooiierRVllle. on Monday afternoon at 1
o'elock, without further notice. To proceed to Monu
tm nt O meiery. . .
HA LLO WELL On the sd Instant, alter short Ill
ness, Mr. WILLIAM I1ALLOWELL, In the 6(5thyear
ol his age.
Ills friends Bnd those of the family, also I.oden Nn.
3, A. Y. M.; and lleiieosls Adelphon Lodge. No. 28, f.
O. of O. ., are reapoci fully Invited to attend his fune
ral, Irom his late residence. No, IMS N. Front street,
on Kumlay afternoon at 1 o'clock. To proceed to Lau
rel mil itmwry,
KFRBAfOH. On the 6th Instant. PARK IT son
of U man and the late Ullzabelu. Kttrbaugu. In the 21st
yenr ot 11m ave.
The relatives and friends ot the family are respect
fully Invited to attend bis funeral, from his lather's
1 enideuce, No. 222ti Lombard street, ou Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
BIM KIN. On tbe 5ih Instant. EICTTART) o. RTM.
K I N, In the 4!Hu year ot Ills age.
The relatives aud friends or the family, also Mont
gomery Lodge. No. 19, A. Y, M.; Paradlne Lodge, No,
127, 1. O, oO. V.; and Ht. Ueorge's Hoolety, are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from bis late resi
dence. No. SOSSannom street, on Monday. Decpmher
S, at 1 o'clock I. M . . without further notice. To pro
ceed 10 Odd Fellows! Cemetery.
THOM AH. December . KDIE M.. only child of
John . and Badle M. Thomas, aged 2 years 6 months
uuo ouHja,
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, on Habnalli mnrn-
Ing at a n'cKieR. Irom uer parenia' residence. IN o. 1102
Mount Vernon atreet. To proceed lo tbe Upper Dub
lin Burying Oround.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Newt see First Page.
ALMANAC FOB
PHILADELPHIA THIS DAT.
mh.7'1 1 - MnoM Rihwi............. 2 27
4M Hrn Wnn loai
JUN RlBHS.
IHW KTH. ......
PHILADELPHIA COABJD Of TKADB.
E. A. HOl'DKH, ")
UFIlRQI L. BCZBV. . VJIONTHLY COMMITTEE.
HAMUk.1. E. bTOKKS, )
MOVEilKNTH OF OCKAS STK AMICUS.
FOB. AMICitlCA.
Aleppo............Liverpool...New York Nov. 19
Cot Par ls.,....Llverpool.MNew York Nov. 20
VllledeParlj9....Havre.........New York Noy. 28
Cot Boston Llverpool...New York Nov. la
China Llvenool...BoBton ..Nov. 24
Hecla Llverpool...New York Nov. 23
UluneHOta. Llverpool...New York Nov. 26
fcorUHula .BtulhamutouNew York Nov. 26
New Yor4i...Bouthanipton...New York.... -Nov. 26
Atlanllo......Boulhanipton.New York. -Nov. 27
I- tun.... ..LIverpool...New York Nov. 27
Virginia. Llverpool...New York ....Nov. 27
Columbia Glasgow New York..........Nov. 27
Col Atitweip.-.Llverpool.New Yorc............Nov, 27
Fulton. H.....Hre....Hew York....M Nov. 28
Belgian. Liverpool ..Portland,tM...Nov. ii
AlleuiauulaBoutbampton..New York.....Nov. 2
BushI .LIverpoolNew York.. ..Nov. 80
A1ul -KKUKOPj2r0rk""; -NOV'80
C. ofParla.......New York... Liverpool. ...Dec. 7
Furopa.. New York...Ulangow......Y...n.De&, 7
Penunj I van la. .New York...LlverpooL..... Dec, 7
Moravian Porlland...MLlverpool ...Dec. 7
peiHia.............New York. ..Liverpool... .Dec, 11
Aleppo New York...Llverpool .....Deo. 11
etitr,.. New York. .Bremen ......Dec. 12
COABTWIBK, DOMKBTIO, Km
AHIance Philada..M.M,Charleatoa Deo, g
BtaraandBtripeePblla1a....'.Uavan.....M......Deo. 10
Il.Chauncey...New York.,.A8plnwaU.....Dec 11
Kagle ..New York. ..Havana... .bec 13
BanliHgu aeCubaNewYork...Asplnwall. Deo. 14
N. America New York... Klo Janeiro. ......... ..Jau. 23
Matin are forwarded by every steamer Iu the regular
lines. The steamers (or or from Liverpool call at
Queeuntown, except tbe Canadian line, which call at
1 oudouderry. . The steamers lor 01 Irom the CouU
neut call at Southampton.
CLEARED YKBTKKDAY.
6teairiHhlp Toimwuiidn, Jennings. Savannah, Phlla-
uelphia aud southern Mull .Steinu.slilp Co.
BchrJ. M. Fiauagau, btiaw, Cardeuas, Madeira it
Caiihda.
Bcl.r i.. N. Perry, Hamilton, Salem. Penna. Qas Coal
Co.
Pchr Hiawatha, noward, Boston. Knight 4 80ns,
bt'r H. V iIIIiik. Cundirt, Bultimure, A. Proves, Jr.
rt'r 11. I'. Caw, Her. Kallimure, A.Uroves.Jr.
Ht'r Cheater. Jones. New York, W. 1. Clyde A Co.
Tag Tims. Jetlerxou, Alien, tur Baltimore, witn a tow
of barges, W. P. Clyde tt Co.
ARRIVED yit'BTKRDAY.
Ship Burmali, Davidson, Irotu Liverpool Oct, 18,
Willi luclt-e. to Juhu It. Penrose, ,
Unique Kliaa Young, Jiullleld. 8 days from New
York. In haliasl lo K. A. Bouder A Co. -
Bchr Clayton fe Lowber. Jackson, 1 dny from
8m ma, Del., Willi grain to James J. Bewley A Co.
r-chr Mary B. Kuy, 1 day Irom Uululou, N. Y., with
grain lo James L. Bewley & Co.
Bcl.rJullaA. Lewis, Tress, 1 day from llancox
Bridge, N. V.. with grain lo James L. Bewley fe I o.
Bteauier W. C Pierreoont. Bhronshlre. 24 hours iron
New York, with mdse. to W. M. Balrd 4Co.
Bteanu-r It. Willing, Cundlil, 18 hours Irum Balti
more, with indue, to A. Urovea. Jr.
Bleamer A. C. Btlmers, Knox, 24 hours from New
V01 k, wltb mdse. to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Tug Thus. JerJerson. Allen, irom Baltimore, with
tow or barges to W. P. Clyde Co.
o. . , . MIMOKANDA.
Steamship Alliance. Kelly, lor Philadelphia, sailed
Ii om I liurifcM.'ii yesierday,
BilgC. V. W illiams, , lor Philadelphia, sailed
friui CharieHKin jesierday.
Bcl.rs 1'ulhway. Haley, Barah Cullen. Cullen; Jona
Mxy. Neai; aou Bulie Wllsou, Nowell, heuce, at Bos
ton 4to luM,
t-i hr Clara DavlCson, Garwood, hence, at Newberu,
N. i , UO Ins... chkilered to load lor Philadelphia.
Hi hie D. V. Btreaker, Jewati. and K. Davis, Weeks,
hence lor boston, at Holmes' Hole 2d Inst.
Bcl.rs Minnie. K Inula, Bprague; Richard Law. York j
V. Newklrk. Huutlev; and K. It. Oraham, Bmlth,
hence, at I rovnience 4th lust.
r-chr Kihau Allen, Bluke. of Philadelphia, aalled
Irom PruviUence 4th Inst.
r-chr Mluoesuia, Pbinuey, heuce at Newport 4th
Instant.
Bchr Mnoollght. Berry, hence, at Newport 8d Inst.
ax hr B. Washhuru. Macomher, froui Tauutou lor
Philadelphia, at Newport 8d Inst.
Bchrs iuelila, Davis, from Boston; A.A.Andrews,
Kelly, Irom do.; H. Vanamau, Vauaman. froi'i Han
aor. all for Philadelphia: and A. M Flanagau.Culllus,
hei.ee fur Boston, were at Newport 4lli InsU
Bi hr Beveuue, Oaudy, heuce, at Fall Itlver4tb Inst.
Hi'lirs Uirv Halev. llalvi m D u.uli 1. Urae: aud
J.1L jaivU,UuUila,ttuve.atlUvaaaaiMiUuit.
Pobr Mary and Francos. Boyle, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Richmond ih lust.
H'lir A. M. le. hence, below Klc.hmon 4t.h Inat.
t-chrs J II. Perry. Kelley; L' tile Beard. Perry; and
M. II. Bead, Benson, for Philadelphia, were op at
New Bedlord 4lh Inst. ....
Kcbr Ada, from Trenton, Me., for Philadelphia, at
rortiainl 4ib lent. . . . . .
tclir H. Hinimnns. Oodfrev.benee. at Calais 4th Inst,
Pcbr 1 ochlel, liaakell, heuce lor Itockland, at fcdgar
town Id Inet.
Hc br W. F. Garrison. Morris, from Providence for
Philadelphia, at New York Vh Inst.
hchr William Donnelly. Hunter, for Philadelphia,
sailed from (leorgeiown, D C. 5th Inst.
f-chra Acoaa, Moore, and It. J.Mercer, Btetson,
hence, at Norfolk 4tb Inst.
echrj. h Jewett. Foster, hence for Boston, at
Holmes' Hole 4i b Inst,
JSOT1CK To"M ARINKRR.
With reference to Notice lo Mariners. No. 40, Issned
from Ihla office on the 27th day of May. IK7. ofllclal
Information lias been received at tnts office that
towards the end of October, 1&7, alight will he ex
hibited from a lighthouse recently erected on Falud
den, anutheaal coast of Oottland. The light Is a fixed
red light, elevated 85 I eel above the level of the sea,
and In clear weather should be seen from a distance
ot eight miles. The Illuminating apparatus Is diop
tric, or by lenses of the third order. The lighthouse
In !h feet high and painted red, and lis position, as
given. Is In lat. Btl 59 N.. long. IHZft K. of Greenwich.
Two of the adjacent dwellings and outhouses are
painted red ana one white.
By order. W. II. BHUBRICK, Chairman.
Treasury Department, Ofllce Lighthouse Board, Wash
ington. D. C, Nov. 22, 1h7.
COKING -GLA8GE8
OP TH
BEST FRENCH PLATE,
In Every Style of Frames,
ON HAND OR MADE TO ORDER.
NEW ART GALLERY
F. BO LAND & CO.,
11 1 2ai2p No. C14 ARCH Street.
SAAC B. EVANS,
HJi Nil f Al'Tl'BEIl AND DEALER IK
OILS. PAINTS, VARNISHES,
Naval Stores and Soaps,
KO. 16 SOUTH DELAWARE AVENUE,
in 5 Km Hp
PHILA1 W..PHIA.
PATRNTE P. PANTS SCOURED AND
nTKETUlEO from 1 to 6 Inches, at Mottet
Fre'jch bieam Dyeing aud Bcoaring, No, 209 B,
N' "'IH Byreet and No. 1H RACK Street. 9 17Sp
If WARBURTON'S IMPROVED, VEXTI
S lated, and eaay-rliiing Dress Hats (patented i. In
all the Improved laBhUins of tbe seaauu. (JHW
NUT Blreet, next door lo the Post OtMce. 11 18 J5p
JONES. TEMPLE & CO.,
fABUIOMABLB HATTBK8,
No. ZS B. NINTH Btreet,
Flrat Store above Cbeatnnt atreet. 49
HOR
S E
1
CHEAPEST IN THE CITi'.
No. 631 MAKKK'l Btreet,
Where the B1U KUKHB
Is In tbe Dour, t 11 tathssp
BLANKETS.
WRITTEN AND VERBAL DESCRiP
tlons ot Character, with advice on Business,
liealthfKducatlon, etc., given dally by
J. L. CAPEN,
8 2ftwsm5p at No. 722 CHEUNUT HtreeU
THANKSGIVING WEEK-TO GROCERS
AND DKALEK8. Just received from Roches
ter, New York, a superior lot of Sweet Cider; also
some fine Virginia Crab. P. J. JORDAN, No. 220
PE.AR Btreet, below Third and Walnut sta. 11 7 op
TO GROCERS, HOTEL-KEEPERS.
FAMILIES, AND OTHEKS. Tbe undersigued
has Just received a tresh supply of Catawba, Calllor
nla, and Champagne Wines. "Tonic" Ale (for In
valids) constantly on band. P. J. JORDAN, No. 22
PiAK Street, below Third and Walnut sis. 11 7Jbp
DEAFNESS. EVERY INSTRUMENT THAI
science and skill have Invented to assist the
bearing In every degree of deafness; also, Respirators;
alBO, CrandaU's Patent Crutches, superior to an
others In Bse, at P. MADEIRA'S, NO. IU TENTH
Btreet. below Cheannfc B6p
RODGERS'AND WOSTENHOLM'S POCKET
KNIVES, Pearl and Stag Bandies, or beautiful
finish. RODOERS' and WADE A BUTCHER'S
RAZORS, and tbe celebrated LKOOULTRJC RAZOR.
SCIBBORB of the finest quality.
Razors, Knives, Scissors, and Table Oatlery Oronnd
and Polished at P. MADEIRA'S, No, Ut TEN I B
Btreet. below Cheannt. o
TJOUSE-FURiNISIIINa DEPOT,
1BONIMO TABLEM.NAFEN,
MTEPIiAUDEBg,
VOAIi HODS
And a general variety of Kitchen Utensils, at
B. A. WIXDHAN'S,
8 28 tuthsspj No. 1011 SPRING GARDEN Street.
QEDDING
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
AT
itEixjcEr ntioiay.
WHOLESALE AND BETA It.
HO, Baa BIDUE AVENUE HUB VINE ST
J. O. FULLER.
I Ktntham
PAPER HANGINGS, ETC.
pAPER HANGINGS.
XEYV EMTABEIMII9IEHT.
E. (!UBK IB OF TENTH AND WAENUT.
J. O. FINN & SONS
Have opened with an extensive assortment of DECO
BATIVE and PLAIN WALL PAPERM, embraclni
every onallty to anlt all tauten. 14 8m
GOVERNMENT SALES.
LARGE SALE (JP. CLOTHING, C. ANl U.
EQUIPAtili
Depot Quaktkkm ahtrk'h Okkice,
V awh iM. liiN. IX C. Iec-inlier 2. 167. t
Will he sold -l Public Aputlon, at the Clot hint;
Depot, Armory bqimre, this city, 00 THUKSOAY,
Dectmher 12, commencing at 111 A. M., under ihe
supervision of (Japialn D. li. Tliomm, M. 8, K...
U. ts A., a large lol ol lion regulation, uew.dumagud,
and unserviceable clothlug, etc., couslatlug In part
Ct tiuoill.
1,1-tHi.oou leet hemp
tent
8f00 Sibley tent Stoves.
sou Jickets.
lmo Z t)HVe Jackets.
IMUt cavalry do.
.iiu V. It. O. do. '
1-UMI greut ooats.
. 0 Inlaiilry do.
' 7.0 artillery do.
870 vests.
Bugle, trumpets, etc. etc
coru, new.
18 000 OlulikeLB.
Id, ohi yards I me.
4,600 pairs bootees,
ii'O pairs boots.
2..MK1 tronaers, ioot.
l,7iKi IrowserH, m' ted,
2 co beosacka. -6611
cai-orled teuts, ,
K.. 11 ahelU-r teuls.
Teiuis:-t aMi. In tiuVfrnment runiui. .
Purchases must be rvmovcu wilUlqIve days frpo)
dav of sa'e 1
ily oroer of the Quarlermaf ter Oeneral.
, - : ' - J. '. kftPtURAN.
- . Deputy U. M. OenttraL
12
' - tOrevet Biig.-Ueuofttl, V.U. A,
' PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSFOKTA
llON. Orrrr K CHtKr QitARTr.RMAT"R. I
Fort T.kaVkn w uhth, Kansas, Nov. 1", ISfiT.J
Peled proposals will be received at ibis ollloe until
liuTicck M. ihellih ol Jai.nury, ist-s, for the trans
portatinn of military supplies during the year com
mencing April l.ls3,aud eudiug alarcb 81, 1S0K, on
Ihe lollowing routes:
ROUTR NO. 2.
From Fort Barker, Kansas, Fort JTavs. Kansas,
and any other poln tor points that maybe designated by
the lilef Quartermaster Department of the Missouri,
on Ihe Colon I'aclhc Kallr.ad. K. D., to any pliu;es
that may be drslgnaied by the snipping ofllcer. In the
Stule ol Kabsaa aud Territory of Colorado south of
latitude 40 degrees North, and to Port Vnlmi, New
M ex W o, or 01 her depot that may be designated Iu that
Territory, and to any other poiuts on tbe route to that
depot.
1 ' ROCTE NO. 8.
From Fort Colon, or such other depot as may he
established in the Territory of New Mexico, to any
posjx orsiailons that are or may beeslablished In that
1 en Uoiy, and to such posts or stations as may be de
slgneted in tbe Territory ol Arlr.-ina, and lu the State
ol Texas, west 0 longitude 1"5 degrees.
ROUTE "No. 6.
From such point as may be designated on the Mis
souri Pacillc hailroad , Sonthwesi llranch of Missouri
Paclllc llallroad.or the l ulou Paclllo lullroad, E. U,
to Fori (illiMin, Indian Territory, or such oilier point
as may be established as tbe military depot lu that
Territory.
Tbe weight to be transported during the year will '
Dot exceed ou Route No. 2, 2u,Miu.Mo pounds; on R m(
No. 8. s.ouo.OM) pounds; and ou Route No. 6, Z.uoo.uoo
pounds.
prop sals will be made for each route separately. '
Bidders will state tbe rate per no pounds per 100
miles at which. they will transport the stores In each
mouth of tbe vear, beginning April 1, lbtsa, and eud
Iiie March 81. 18R,
Bidders will give their names In full, as well as
their places ot residence, and each proposal must bh
accompanied by a bond lu the sum ol ten thousand
(tlo,li(Hi) dollars, duly exec.nUd by two or more re
Bpouslole persons. In legal form and properly stamped,
guaranteeing that In case the col tract Is awarded for
Ihe route mentioned lu the proposal to the party pro
posing. It w ill be accepied and entered Into, aud good
and sufficient security furnished by said party In ac
cordance with the terms of this advertisement.
Each bidder must be present at the opening of the
proiHisals, or be represented by bis attorney.
0 be contractor will be required to give bonds lu tbe
following auic unts:
On Home No. 1, 2i0,f00.
On Jtou No. 8, tlim.Mio..
On Route No. K Iho.MO
Satlsfacuiry evlnence ot the loyalty and s dvenry of
each bidder and person olUied as security will be re
quired. Proposals will be Indorsed "Proprsals for Army
Transportation on Route No. "2." or "5," as the
case may be, oncl none will 0 enterUUnf d unluit they
cimiply villi the rrqiiiremmtt ofthit mlvrrt Licmt iU.
1 ne'party to whom au award Is made must be pre
pared to execute the contract without unnecessary
delay, and 10 give tbe required bouds for the lallhtUl
periormance of the contract
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
Offered Is reserved.
Tbe contractor on enclj route must be In readiness
for service by the Istdarf April, 1808. and must have
a place of business or ageucy at which he may be
communicated wltb readily. For Route N j. 2 at Fort
Darker, and such other points on the railroad as may
be designated as tbe starting-point ot the route: for
Route No. 8 at Fort Union, New Mexico, orsucb other
point as may be established as tbe deoot, and for
Route No, 6 at Leaveuwortii, Kansas.
Blank forms showing the conditions ot the contract
to be entered Into for each route can he had upon ap
plication at this oltice, or at theolliceor the Uunrtcr
inasier at New York. Chicago, St. Ixmli, St. Puul,
Fort Leavenworth, Omaha, Denver, C. T.. and Santa
Fe, and must accompany aud be a part of the pro
posals. L. C EASTON,
Deputy Quartermaster-Ueneral,
12 8IJU ' (J. M. Dep'tof tbe Missouri.
HEADQUARTERS DKPOTOF THfci PLATTE,
ClUKK yilARI KHMASTKK B OKFICB, I
Omaha. Nen., Novemner 20, 1K87.
PROPOflALS FOR ARM. Y TRANSPORTA I'lOX.
Pea ed Proiosals will be received at this ollice until
12 M.on THURSDAY, the id. day of January, 188,
for the transportation of Military Supplies during
tbe year commencing April 1, 1K.H. and eliding March
81, IHGt), on Route No. l.froni Cheyenne, Dakota, or
Biich other poiuts as may be determined upon during
the year, on the Omaha branch of the Union 1'acitic
Kalirop.d, west of Cheyenne, 10 sorb posuj or
depoiB as are now or may be established la tho Ter
ritory of Montana, soutb of latitude 47 degrees. In the
Territory ol Dakota, west of longitude I111 degrees, lu
the Territory of Idaho, east of longitude 114 degrees,
ai d In Hie 'lerritorles ol Utah aud Colorado, north of
latitude 40 degrees. Including, If neceseary, Denver
city.
The weight to be transported during the year on
Rome No. 1 will not exceed twenty-live million
12.VH 0.000) pounds.
Bidders will state the rate per 100 pounds per 100
miles at which they will transport the stores In each
1110111 Ii of the year beginning April 1, 1868, aud endiog
March 8 1, IMS.
Bldiiera should give their names In full, as well as
their p. aces ot residence, aud each proposal should be
accompanied by a bond In the sum ol ten thousand
(flOiKHi) dollars, signed by two or more reanonsiole
persons, legally executed and properly stamped guar
anteeing that In case a contract is awarded for the
route mentioned In the proposal to the party pro
- poaiuir. ihecc-ntract will be aecemed and entered Into.
and good and sufllcient security furnished by said
party lu accordance wltb the terms of ibis advertise
ment. .
Each bidder most be present at the opening of the
proporals In person or be represented by bis at
torney, 'Ihe contractor will be required to give f 50,000
bonds.
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solvency of
each bidder aud persou offered as security will be re
quired.
Proposals must be Indorsed "Proposals for Army
TraiiKportatlon on Route No. 1," and none will be en
tertained unless tbey fully comply wltb the require
ments ot Ibis advertisement,
Tbe parly to whom tbe award Is made must be
prepared 'to execute the contract at once, and to give
tbe required bonds for the tullhful perfoiniauce of
the contract.
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
often d Is reserved.
Tbe contractor must be In readiness for service by
tbe 1st day of April, 1888, and will be required to have
a place ot business or agency at wblcb be may be
communicated with promptly aud readily, for Route
No. 1, at Cheyenne. Dakota, or at such other point
as may be indicated aa the starting point of the
rouie.
Blanks forms, showing tbe conditions of tbe con
tract to he entered Into, can be had on application at
this office, or at the ollice of the Quartermaster at New
York. Hi. Louis, Fort Leavenworth, Santa Fe, aud
Fort Fuelling, and must accompany aud be apart
of the proposals.
By oruer of the Quartermaster-General.
WILLIAM MYERS.
Brevet Brig. -3en. .Chief Quartermaster, Department
of the Platte. 12 2 lot
PROPOSALS
T10N.
FOR ARMY" TRANSPORTA.
Office CrrrKR quartermaster,
hi. )
cota, V-
18, 1867.)
Djcpartu jcnt or Dakota,
St. Paul,. Minnesota. Nov. lx. I
Sealed proposals will be received at this oltice
until 12 o clock M., on the 20th day of.Jauuary , 1868.
lur the transportation ot Military Supplies during the
year commencing April 1, IMS, aud ending March 81,
lM-a. on Route No. 4, Irom Salut Paul. 'Minn., or faint
Cloud, Minn., by the shortest road or Hue, to such
Posts sb are now or may be established In the state
ot Minnesota and lu that portion of Dakota Territory
lying east of the Missouri river and bounded by It,
aud from Fort Heveuson, or otber designated point
on the Missouri river, eastward lo piesent posts, or
such m may be establibhed east or north of that river,
lu Dakota Territory,
The wtlgbt to be transported on this Route No,
4 shall not exceed teu million pouuds (.10,000,000
pouuCs,)
- B dders will state the rate per one hundred (100)
pouuds per one huudred (10") miles fur et oli mouth ot
the year bcgiuulug April 1, lst8, aud ending March 81,
lMf.
Bidders should give their names In full, as well as
their pluces ol residence, aud each proposal should
be aciouipauied by a bond in the sum of ten ibousaud
doltura, t.igued by two or more respounliile persons,
guafauttelhg Ihut In caso a contract Is awarded for
the route meulloued In ihe proposal lo the party pro
posing, the ooulrart will he accepted and entered Into,
and good and sulticlent secuMlv furnished by said
parly iu accordance with the terms of this adverimo
ment. '1 he comraetor will be required to give bonds In the
gum of one hundred thousand dollars ($io,0un.)
Irmllhlsctory evidence of Ihe loyally and solvency of
each tluuer and person ollereU as security win be
requited.
J roposuls must be endorsed "Proposals for Army
Transportation on H-.uie No. 4," and none will be
etiteiiaiued unltss they fully comply with the re
quirements ot tills advertisement.
The party 10 whom au awurd Is made must be pre
pared 10 execute the contract ut once, and tu give the
teqinred bonds for the lullhlul perturiuaucu of the
con tract.
The right to reject any and all bids that may bo
ottered Is reserved.
The conlruclor must be In readiness for service by
the 1st dav ol April, IMS, aud will he required lo huve
a place ol business or agency at which he may becom
U11111I. uleii wilh promptly aud readily lor Ruhr No,
4. al Kalni PhuI. Minnesota, J- oil Stevenson, Dakou
Territory, orataifh other point as may be Indicated
as the Marling point of the rouie.
Rlapk IotiuS. snowing the conditions of thecontract
10 be entered lino, can be had ou application at thw
clliie, or at thtt' lllce i f the Quartermaster nt New
Yiii k. Chicago. St. Loul", l'ort Leavenworth, Omaha,
uhd Foit Siielllng. aud must accompany and be a
pa I of Ihe proposals
H. B. niLABIKD,
Lliut.-Col . Deputy Q. M. lien.,
Brevet ilrig.-Oen. U. S. A.,
11 80 tJ ID Chief Q. M., Department of Dakota.
piTF-ER. WEAVER &
CO.,
Jtf AJS'UFACT.URERS OF
MAPILLA, AND TARJiKUCOftDGK, CORDS
. '. . ' T.WINKSKTC. '
. No, 18 North WATER sueet, and
No', Ii Norlb'DKL AWARE Avenue,
. , ' PniLAMtLrHIA.
Ehwjn II. Fjtlkb, Michael WgAvca
Com had F, Cxotiii.
IVK".
11 11
AMUSEMENTS. ,4
ACAD KM Y OF MUSIC.
--r - . . " i
DE LA ORANGK.
ORNO 1TALIAW nuii-u. v
RRIdNOLI.
MAX SI KAKOSi II has the honor to announce the
Opening of tbe Tall xeasnu ol Italian Opera limited I to
live uighis and one Matinee, on ; ,' " "
MONDAY KVK.NI.Vn, December to "'
by the leinous LA (I It A NOR ANO HHlrtHOLI
HHANP OI'ER COM PAN V, comprising the follow
ing eminent artistes;
The great lyric Prima Donna,
M4iE. ANf A DE LA OR NOK.
wfcose career In Orand Onei a has impurted a lustre to
the mage throughout but h Kurpe aud America.
'I he brilliant Am- ru sn t'oniralto,
MI-H ADELAIDE PH1LMPM.
the most g' fied and accomplished Americas Fr'raa
Donna who has yet api eared, aud
1 he talented yi ung Prima 1 onna Soprano,
MiMM I HA BELLA McCULLOCil,
The universally admired Teeor.
1 INCH HHIHNOLI,
The renowned Tenor Rohnsto.
SIoNOK MASMMILIANI,
The fkmous Harttone.
SION11R ORLANDINI,
The dlstlugnUhed young Baritone.
SIiNOIt UANOObKl,
And the favnrne Kassl and Burto,
SlWNORI SUH1NI. COLI.K1T, antl MAHTL
The Chorus and Orchestra bs been carefully spigoted
Irom the very best talent.
Mmlcal Dlreclor and Conductor,.-'-Ignor NICOLAO
MONDAY Evenlny, December 18, ORAND OPES
1NU NIOUT-IL TKOVrt'liORE.
TUESDAY Evening D c. iV.-NOUMA. WKDNKS
I AY, Dec. 1S.-LA FAVOllITA. TIIOHSDAY,
Dec. 19 DON GIOVANNI. RID AY, Dec 8J.
EHNANI.
SATURDAY, Dec. 21. GRAND FAREWELL
Mai in ee.
SCALE OF PRICES Admission to Parquet, Drees
Circle, and Balcony ONE IKILHR. Ileserved Seats,
tu cents extra. Family Circle, W cents, Gallery ii
cents. Private Boxes, I5.
TI.esaleot seals lor ihe SEASON ONLY will com- ,
mttire 011 WEDNESDAY, Dec. 11, at 0 o'clock. A. M.(
at Ihe Box omce of the Acadumy of Music only.
'Ihe Btieof sea's for either night or Matinee wll
pin meuceon THURSDAY, Den. 12, at 9 A. M , at the
Academy ot Music. nd TrUMI'LER'B Music Htore,
No. 2ftlH ESN UT Street. 12479 10 11
N
EW CIIESNCT fcTREET TflEATRB,
THIS (Satnrdny) AFTERNOON, Dec. 7,
r 1 1 r. na 1 I r. rfc
ONLY DAY PERFORM A NCR OF .
1 HIS (Saturday) NIHUT,
A TREMENDOUS DOUBLE BILL,
SI TH NIUUT OF
M'LLE MARIE ZOE.
TIIE DASHING AND BEAUTIFUL ACTRESS
AND PANTOM I M 1ST.
The performance will ci mmence with . ,
THE FRENCH SPY.
M'LLE ZOE IN THREE CHARACTERS.
Ipcli'enlal to tbe piece,
' "ZOE'S INI Mil ABLE SWORD COMBAT.
To conclude with
. .THE DUMB GIRL OF GENOA.
Julletls M'He ZOE
Incidental to Ihn piece,
A TRIPLE SWORD COMB AT BETWEEN
.OE. LEAK. AND LAY.
NEW CI1ESNUT STREET THEATRE.
Lessees WM. E. SINN dt.CO,
GKHMA1.-1 DRAMA. -
Director MAX MARETZEFC.
FIRST APPEARANCE IN PH I L A DKLPUIA OF
M'LI.K FANNY JASAUSl'HEK
(Tho (Jreatesi Llvlrg Tragedienne),
I-OH HlX NIOIIfSONLY.
GRAND OPFN1NU MUUT,
MONDAY. Dec. 16,
wllh Grlllparzer's great tragedy. In four acts,
MEDKA.
TrF.EDAY, Dec. 17 ADRIKNNB LECOUVREUR
WEDNESDAY. Dec. 18 DEBORAH
THl'KSDAY. Dec. 19 EG MOM C
FKIDAY, Dec. 2" EMILI A G A LLOTTt
SA'I URD Y, Dec. 21.. MARIEANNK
Hckets, fl: deserved seals, 80 cents extra. Family
Circle, 80 cents onlv. PrH ate Boxes 115. iS
SUBSt RI PTION FORTH ESIX NIGH PS will be re
ceived from MONDAY. Dec. , until WEDNESDAY,
Dec. 11,'at Witt Ig'a Music Store. Nol02l Cbeeuut street.
'1 lie sale ol tickets for either of the single perform
ances will commence on THURSDAY, Deo. 12, ml
u A . M.. at Willie's Music Store.
Doors open at 7. Commence-at 8 o'clock. 12t
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.
HOUSES CKOWDKl) TO THE ROOF, .
I THIS iSalunlay) EVENING Dec. 7,
MP. JOHN BROUGHAM. -will
appear for the twelfth time In his great
dramatic satire upon the vices, follies, and sensations
of the present lime, entitled
THE LOITERY OF LT FE.
Terry. IhePwell .Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM
(A Scampish character ou -The Chances").
Popular Ethloi lun Scene by Mr FRANK B ROWER.
Clog Dance by Mr. RKNJ AM IN GOLDSMITH.
MRS. JtiHN DUEW'Js ARCH 8TREET
THEATRE. Begius at 7X o'clock.
LAST NIGHT OK ROSED A LIT.
LAST NIGHT OF MBS. JOHN DREW.
TO-NIUHT (Siturday), Dec. 7.
POSITIVELY LabT NIGHT
of Lester Wallack's play.
KOhKbAtEr 11
OR. THK RIFLE BALL, ,
wltb all Us grand etleuts and grest caHt.
, MRS. JOHN DltKW as ROSA LErOH,
WON DAY EDWIN ADAMS IN
.MEN OF TUE DAY.
"TjpOX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE
J? EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE,
In Orand Ballets. Etblopian Burlesque, Songs, raacea
Pantomimes, Gymnast Acts, etc
TSJEW PHILADELPHIA OPERA HOUSE.
X sRVENTU rtreet, below Arch.
L. V. TI NisON A CO . Proprietors.'
SAMUEL STANFORD BuBluess Manager.
1UN1HON A OO.'S MINSTbKLS.
THE CREAM OF THE PROFESSION.
GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME THROUGH
ALL THE BTARS IN THEIR GREAT KFFORTSL
FRANK MORAN AS HAMLET. ,
J. n. BUDWOKTH AS COUSIN SOHNIDER.
W. S. BUDVkORTH AS HAM COLLYER.
W.ALLEN AS YOUNG KELLY.
YOUNG BOWFN WITH NEW SONGS
ROBINSON IN NEW DANCES.
iiwtsiv-t Wl 111 NEW OVERTURES.
BOLES, EDWARDS. DAN1KLS, AND COMPANY,
All In their respective characters.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Commence at 8. Admla
slon 25. 60. and 78 cents. Boxes, 88 each.
.
"rp WA NICHTS IN SCOTLAND."
MUSICAL FUND ITALL.
MUSICAL FUND HALL. " '
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Dea and 7,
MR. KENNEDY,
MR. KENNEOY,
The celebrated Scottish Vocalist, will give his .
POPULAR INT ERT AIN MEN T
OS TH K
BONGS OF St'OTLAND.
SONGS OF SCOlLAND.
Tlano Forte. Mlajt KENNEDY
Doors open at 1, Commence at 8 o'clock.
Admission, ttt cents Reserved Heats, 78 cents,'
'licketB lor sale at Trumpler's Music Store, No. 038
Chesnut sireet. 12 2 lit
TOWN HALL, GERMANTOWN. GRAND
VOCAL CONCERT, on TUESDAY EVENING,
December lu, lMi7. MISS CAROLINE MCCAFFREY
lias the pleasure ot announcing that she will be as
aisled bv the following talent; M me. Henrietta
Kehrenii. Soprano; Miss Helen McCall'rey, Suprauo;
Mr. Tlnl, Habelmann, Tenor; Mr Pb. Carlln, Harl
ti ne: Mr. S. Behrens. Pianist. Tickets can be procured
at Mr Jos llullon's Drug Hlore, and at tbe stores of
Mis. HarkihBou, Ai r. J. Parker, Mr Joliu Hurkluson,
and Mr. t has. K Eherle, Mam aud Mill alreeis; also
at the Door. Admission, One Do. lur. 12 0 51
A R L S E N T Z ' S
ORt H ESTM A L MATINEES.
EVERY THLRHDAY AFTERNOON,
At .V . o deck. 0
IN IIOR'l ICULTUKAL If ALT,.
Piano solo Mr. C. JF.IiUME HOPKINS. ,
Package of Four Tickets lor One Dllar.
Single Tickets, 50 cents.
Tu oe had ai Bouer A Co.'s. No. 11C2 Chesnut street,
rud ut theduor. ' 11 z:nf
HASSLLR'o MONDAY AFTERNOON CON
CFRiS. at CONCERT HALL. EVERY MOX
DAY, Irom 8,'. till 6 o'cloik. Four llokela, ';
thlrlv. fs. ' '
NOTICE. No Concrt will be given on MONDAY,
the 0lh It. slant-, in consequence ot a church fair.
'I lie nexi Couieit lakes tilace on the Hilh lusiant. No
further Interruption uuilug Die season. 117
Cl KRJ1ANIA ORl'llr BiRA. PUBLIC RE
X hearrals at ihe M I'SICAL FUND HALL, every
SATURDAY, al 81, P. M. 'lickela sold al the door,
and al all principal Music Mores. Engagements can
be made by addressing G. BAHTEHT. No. 12ii MON
? F B FY Street, or al R. WILLIG'S Mualc biore, No
(21 CHESNUT Street. lo8a
QL'ORCE PLOWMAN.
OAKFKNTKHAND hUILDKU
To rSfo. It JOOCIC Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
JTTrSBD HlZING COMPANY
TTi vasie ior Box-makera, BooSblnders. Paper
U Mjoemakera, Ptket-book Mkers, bill
bangers, , uot H()Uri u and always
hl!S7.'.r use. Keier lo J. B. Llpplncoit A Co.. Devar
iireiler William Mhiiu. Philadelphia VinuO-er,
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