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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1867.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
FOB ADDITIONAL LOCAL lTUHft It KM OUTBIDS PAOZA.
PniLic Bath. During the early part of the
pnserjt yer the C nital Soup L'ocieiv, 1 iratcd
on Cherry stretM, above Metentli. otablisbrd. in
conupctioa with tbeir roup house, a batliiuR;
Ch1abl1hmcnt lor public uhc. At a recent nieet
itiR of the Society tlio committee subniUtccl in
annual report, winch la lcplcio with interest
and infoi minion to all who watch the progress
of si.bsiantiHl icrorui. It Is as loilows:
Your -on mittee liavlntj In charce the pro
perty, and aho tbe niper'mebance of the b;ith
l oufc, report that the necssary repairs to tbe
pip , etc., wrre dene, and the home wan put iq
coniplete order tor ba'hlnj purpos-s, and
op( tied June 15, 18B7, on which day 382 ba'hs
tre taken, divided as t. Hows: 140 men, 142
b'js, SO won en, and 70 girls. There ws a
constant bu pl.y of bot and cold water, no that
IIiobp iipIuk the balh could have cith'-r. (Jood
order was kepi, so fur a came to tbe know
ledge ot tlie comwittue, but one or two com
ploiuts being made, uud those of a trivial char
acter. The matron, Mrs. Wilson, assisted by her
family, weio cxiremcly attentive In the fulfil
ment ol their duties la keeping pood order, and
with It fircat clcttiliiu"-s; so much bo, tnutlt
was a Mibject of remark by suuncers visiting
tbe house, as al-o by all those tatiiucr baths.
Tbe expenses of the fcocitty for the bathing
tea; on were as lollowe:
fix months' services of matron $121 00
I'our tons of coul yoot)
Advei'ili-InK and crush lor towcl-t H ml
UriiBhes, brooms, elo 2 oil
number's bill 8-50
Total $Hil 50
Amount leceived from thus taking
butbs 18 20
Total expeiisen $1 10 30
The whole number of baths taken was 081G,
divided ns follow?: 3728 men, 3705 boys, C45
women, 1739 pirl.s nmkit.R th'! cost of each bath
a traction less than 1 cents to ttie Society, A
record has been kept" ot the number of bi,hs
taken each day. On July 25 there were 412,
this being the hlpheet number In any one day.
The bouse, was closed lor the season on Septem
ber 28.
A Siuep hut UfisuccESSFUL Gamb. On
Faturday last, before AltWman White, C. H.
Wadsworth, alias John II. Wentworth, was ar
raigned upon a somewhat novel charge. It ap
pears that on the 13ih of September last he pre
sented hiojeelt at the Fidelity Insurance Trut
and Sale Deposit Compiiny's office, No. 421
C hef-nut i-lreet, and represented thit he was a
lawyer of pocd practice, residing and doiusr
business at Trenton, New Jer.-ey; that he wai
acting lor orpbaa children In New Jersey, and
that he hud tbe afiairs ot their estates to settle
up, and that he had in his cure f 182G-34, belong
ing to them. This he wished to deposit with
the company, not only tor cafe keeping, but four
ptr cent, iutereft. Instead of depositing the
money, he pave a check for the amount,
drawn to tbe order of Mr. Harrison,
I'at-hier ol the Dordeutown "Notional Bank,
aud alo requested ibat the company should
give him in return for his check two certidca'es
ol depot-it, each beariug on its face a voucher
for one-half of the deposit made. This was done.
Afterwards, however, when the company drew
on Mr. llarriron for the amount, they learned
that he ( Harmon) had no acquaintance with
Wadsworth, uud that the latter bad no money
deposited in the bank to bis credit. Mr. J. W.
Hazleburst, Assistant Secretary of the Com
pany, utter receiving th e letter, at once ap
peared before Alderman John White and made
complaint. A warrant was issued lor the arrest
of Wadsworth, aed placed in the hand9 ot De
tective Schlemru, who proceeded to New York
and there arreted the accused. Wadsworth.
'was committed in default ot $3000 bail lor a fur
ther hearing on the 21st iit.
The River YusTiiUDAY Tuh "City Ice
Boat." The river yesterday, iu front of the city
and as far as the eye could reach, presented a
ott pieturei-que appearance. i'rom shore to
Jhre one held ot whi'e prevailed; conxlome
ate masses ot ice crowne l with snow. The ferry
. . . i ; . . . i . j . . i 1 . I .. t , ii : .
DOttis pivnik; iiuui vuuiucii nuu ivuiuuu a ruiuiuu
tie New Jersey shore met with considerable dif
ficulty. The Kngle expended some hour and a
half on her tir.-t trip, and the up-river ferries
experienced a like delay. The City Ice Boat,
howevt r, came into tbe held aud steamed down
in front of tbe city, coailug up with the 11 od to
Port ltichmoud, our principal coal deposit, in
order to enable tbe di(lernt colliers at that
point, to go below with the ebb. The S.ixon
came up to her berth In the afternoon. Tiifs
were engaged .In clearing the various wharves
at which steamers were exoected. The wind
was from the uortheat, and the thermometer
fallitg. The Ice Boat was exneced to go down
with the ebb last evening an J probably did so.
Caucus Dominations. The Democratic;
members of Councils have made tbe following
nominations in caucus
belect Council President, Samuel G. King;
Clerk, Albert B. Fletcher: Assistant Clerk, Johu
J. Burr; Messenger, Matthew C. Brady.
Common Council President, George J. Ilet
zell; Clerk, Philip H. Lints; - Assistant Clerk,
Isaiah H. Butler; Messengers, William H. Nolen
and Arthur Bell; Chief Commissioner of High
ways, Charles McDonough; Commissioners of
Highways, James W. Stewart, Thomas II. Flood;
Commissioner or Market Houses and City Pro-
lailroad, John D. Hazel; Superintendent of
iiliam rfclHlC, uwru uaiuu, agcui ui unuiu mar
tate, William D. Cosens.
Fusbkal op Thomas Biiarfb. The funeral
of the late Thomas Sbsrpe, victim ot the unfor
tunate occurrence in New York on Wednesday
last, took place yesterday afternoon from the
residence of hi father. No. 063 Marshall street.
and was attended by a large number of profes
Bional friends, who followed the remains to trie
Mouun.ent Cemetery. At the house services
were Derforriied by the Rev. fepencer Kenaard,
of the Baoti't Church, who made some appro
priate uud feeling remark. Among the mourn
ers at tbe funeral was the brother of the de
ceased, familiarly known Sam. Sharpley, out ot
whose unfortunate qnsrrel with Leon the shoot
ing of his brother arose. The occurrence is now
deeply regretted uy an concerned ut it.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF COMMON FLEAR The following Im-
poittut optiituu Lita itnou ut'iivttrtu uy j uuge urew
.1.. '
l ii ti.n ronrt or Common Deis for tba City anil
C unly of l'liilatle.'plnn. la tquliy. Jauiei B. bbxrltr
audolliera vs. inu oiooo I'll Luiuwauy , waiuu iiurco
mil oihers. Brewsier, J.
'Ibis in it deuiurrt-r to a hill In equity tiled under
ll.u l.,n v avrmill UfClillll Of tlie HOI Ol JtllV 18. ISrii ( Or.
I)ig., IS- 0. lieu. 42), provldlun reuit dy for crdliorn of
luBulVtfUl mauuiuciiiriUK luiiiiiuiiii-o. im ouiu
nininaiim cliaruo ti.at Ine U!ooe Oil Company Is i
cut Duration urLaulzfU unfler aalcl act. lhtl lliev are
J IKIgliielll Creuiiora lllt'rt ui; auu unu vui-ireAnuuuui
li.i. Lien rmimtd "Untal lollfd." it U lurluer
kverred lliat on ibalstdayoi Uupieiuber, Ishi. aix of
llio defeudatiia. as jJireoiunj ot tue uiupuiiy,
duulartd a dividend wiluoul liavlng "Hie ium
nectshury to pay Hie iJiil dividend," woeruby llie
corpoiailoii was rendered lubolvvtil.
'l he bill tlien cliarus the eleriloi) of a new Board
May 1, lno, letaliilng but one ol Hit) former Directors,
and 11 Is averred llim ibe nieuibera of tbo flrsl Bard
did. In bepieuiber, IHiis, liftlect, and Itial Hih members
v. ""uun .liiniii iiiu. Ill r- fJH "III UO' , imij, licalc''
to tliCD and uepoHK tlie ceillllcaie of (lie aulotliil of
iocs, pa u 1H..HO., as rtqulred by lue IStU stjcUOU of
HUI ui-uil in, in,,-. v tlr. 1J, Hy( ht'C. IU. 1
1 lit piuyer or the bill is Dial d lendauis be ducreed
to pay lbs i ImIuiii t Uiei-iitri.ii.i, ,,,,-
Weeuifdeem a nKCsiy to notice a few of ths
grdunlH aKklgutd In Ilia ueimirrera.
Tlie first of ibeae U thai me bin la Improperly filed
H.iiioi .v.. f.. wiiii;a(i,,
1 tie keeiluu ol llie law under wun u tula bill la Hied
antliori. one Of two proceei liiai:
i'lml. AKauiHt II. on; i.'ratliin "and all the slock -
he Idt is Uiei in ai Him lime ol the coiuujt nci-iui,i ui
th suit In which the linlt'in-'nl wm rc ivered; 'or
Second. Against an ine ouicera liable fur lie debts
and coniracia.
i i.i l.ni Kiiniit ba nlaned In either nf Him. u..
lor 11 i aguliiBt lli corrorailou and Hie olUuers, a
Joinder .ilcli Is not only miaul lu.rl.cil, hut wliluti
am ins to be furbldden by llie ni'lrlt of the act.
il tli Ih Is a remedy liopoHlng a new and severe
nanultv. those who would aviill tliemselvea of Iha
Itivor ol Ibe satuie iiiiist accept It) terms aud pursue
(a til-MMiiiiiH inipnoiuy.
Another ohjeclluu Is lhat the hill Is not filed by tbe
v iiielnlnaiil-i on the btliall of ihunisulvea "and all
sillier tiedilyis of tbe corporailou," as te iulred by the
act. This would also pear to be a departure, from
111" MlBtlltP.
1 he i bird dlftlrntty In the v ay of the complainants
la that tl elr bill Joins nefenriBiils, luiui of wioni are
oi ly Untile to bill one pliilntill. a uie are liable iindi'r
onereciloo, and others are reepons'ble, If at all, lor
Inotper eent v olsilni, of the etatote. Tb's would
tmi to fall directly wl bin the t-rms of the deHuitlna
ft muitl arloiiKiiexa given hy Mr. Justice B ory (Kn,
I'l.ieo. V7I), "lliO Improperly Joining In one bill dlv
tlnci and Independent mauers anil thereby confound
lea litem as. lor example, the writing In one bill of
levt ral matters, perleciiy dim i ci and nncciniiecteil,
eealnrt nn n lend art, or the rtirmtnrl of nrvfrnl miitlrrt
vf a tlitllvel ami tn'rnrtrit nudiee ayalimt leveral
di frmlattit in lltr itie bill,"
We are aware Hint the' strictness of the original
rule iiikiii this subject has been c inMderRhly relaxed,
lorn Colivnbam declaring that It was "utterly Itu
pnrsible to lav down any abstract proposition as to
Iihi cnnstltntf s niuluiHciuiisuesa w ulcu cau be made
univeisnlly r ppilcmi e."
'1 he substance of lb" rules upon the subject of mill
tllarlou I e-s, snys Mr. lVrkins, "appears to he ttiat
eacli csfe Is to he governed by us ow n circumstances,
and mu'l be loll In .1 great measure to the sound dls
rteilon of the C tirt." (seethe cases cited In no. e 10
l et teis' Ch. IT., Vol. I. p. 13. Kdltion of I8i.)
1 he most tuVoruhlH cute upon HiIh point for the
ci in) InliianlM Is Walsham vs. Kt.iiintoii in Law J.
l!ep. N. H. Cbanc. 6Hi. In wnlrh ibo Lord Justices
revi rsed the m islon of Vice Chnncellor Wood In the
suit e esse (I ileinmlni; i Miller. 82!. and euslalned
a bin charting two diBtluct Injuries fioiu a common
Irntid.
In the case now before us, however, the ptaintlfTf
contend that cerlnln of the delendams are liable lor
the debts ot the company existing when a certain
dividend was declared, September 1 , IMil, and tor nil
lhcrei,rter inmraclt-d, so long as that board con
tint e1 In ofllce, vlr: until May 1, 1HS5. Now tbe c'nlm
of cneof the jilnl n 1 1 ITh ai not coutrHCtcd until one
DiOMhal er tbe latter dale, viz: ou the first day of
June. iMi.i. ,
This plalntlir, when confronted with this dtdlojl'y,
eisaeis that at all events these defendants are
llnble for oot llling the cedillcate, as required bv the
M' h srctlo ol i be law. Jut the moment he plants
his loot upon thai remedy, tie other delendants ob
ject, that as they were n it elected until May 1, lss.i,
they are not liable for tbe B'le'iiris d bl coutracletl
months before they came Into ollice. The penally
lor not recording the certificate, unlike the o.hr
purls1 men', apnlUs only to futuredcb.s.
It wl I thus be seen how Impossible It is to nnlte all
thffe defendants utino a common plaiform andare
vi w of many of ibe cases would seem to lead the
mlud to the conclusion lhat this bill cannot be uns
tained, bee the citation, liiaul.UU, 816, 350. JBUldla
uilssid, AMUSEMENTS. "
Cael Sektz'b Grand Orchestra will per tor m on
Thursday altcinoon, for the brntt'.me inl'blla
delphia, Haydn's celebrated Savoyard Sym
phony in (J major, a work of great repute la
hurcpean musical circles. Mr. II. U. Tnunder,
the eoiinect pianist and orgno 1st, will perform
the Grand Conrerto In O minor, written by
Mendelssohn, at Munich, for piano and orches
tra, considered to be the most Interesting com
petition oi its kind from the pen of this great
master. A solo for clarionet by Mr. Stoll, Pr.,
and some pleasing varieties by the orchestra,
complete the attractive programme.
.Academy ok Music Verdi's masterpiec?, II
Troiwore, will be rendered this evening with
the following powerful cast: "Leouora,"
ll'nse Anna de la lirauge; "Azueena,". Miss Ade
laide 1'ltiltlps ; 'Munrico," Siguor Brignoli;
Count dl Luna," Signor Kandold. To morrow
night Norma will be presented, with La Grange
in one of her greatest ro'es.
Chesnut. Mad'lle Fanny JanauccheV, the
distinguished German tragedienne, makes her
fii st appearance in this city to niuht in Medea,
supported by her German histrionic troupe.
To-morrow, Adrienne Lecouvreur. Mad'lle Ja
nauf ebt k remaius only a week, and will not
repeat any character.
Walhut. This Is the fourth and last week of
Mr. John Brougham and his new play, called
Ihe Lottery of Life. No one should fail to see
this modem seutatton.
Aech. This is Mr. Edwin Adams' last week.
To-night he appears in the Dead Heart. On
Friday Mr. Adams tskes his faiewell benefit.
On Saturday Mr. Walcot has his benedt. Next
week Ours will be revived for the merry Christ
mas time.
American Theatre, Mr. Epli Horn has been
engaeed here, and will appear all this week.
Martiul Cbiriskl aud Miss Funny Forrest also ap
pear. A new spectacuUr ballet called Zono
will be produced to-night.
The Hanlon Tboupe will appear on Decem
ber 23 at the Academy of Music.
The Seventh Street Opera House announces
great attraction?. They present a tine bill every
evening, and have in preparation an excellent
Holiday spectacle called Fans)..
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Newg tee First Page.
ALMASAO FOB PHILADELPHIA THIS DAY,
Son Bmua..n.M..H.Mn...7 18 Moon KikR8...m,....10 60
Sow Khts 4 till HlBH Wtkk.. 8U8
FH II.A DKLPH1-A BOA11D OF TliADK,
E". A. HlllIDKB, ")
Gkobob L. aozBY. -Monthly Committek.
BAUI'KL K. hTOKBH, )
UOVKJIKHIa OF OCEAN STBAUKBS.
FOK AMKK1CA
Vlrglnla..............Llverpool...New Yorlc......M.Nov. 2?
Alleniaoulaboulbuniploii..New Virk.......Nov. 2S
AtalHiilH........lJoiiuou Iew York...... Nor. nn
Col Boston I.lverpool...New Yorlc........I)io. 4
Helvetia. M..L,lverpool...New York,....Ueo. 4
Caiedonla.........Ilverpool....rs'ew Yorl...........Deo.
A ustrlau. ....... llverpool...l,orllaud..............Uf.c g
Java .....M....Llverpool...Boaloo ....Deo. 7
Palmyra Liverpool. ..New Yorl...,.....lec. 7
C. ol K.York....Llverpool...New York . !). 7
Vllle de Paris...-Brest New Yorlt....lJeo. 7
( bicaso............Llverpool...New York....M.Deo. 10
n inn ma i.iverpooi...roriiand 1)0. 10
Heruiar n.....8outlianipion...New York.....Deo. 11
C of Aulweiv..LIverpool...New York...l)ee. 11
rvjn nunoro.
Hecla. hKcw Yorlt...L,lverpool...M....Dec. 18
MlniieBOte.. New York... Liverpool.... Deo. is
b lne.......UoU)n.......LIverpool.......... jjbo. 18
New York New York...Breaien......l)Ho. lit
tjoiumoia -jNew iorKiia8tow..........iJea 21
Wty of Boston... New York...Livenool Den. i
iielglau J'orllaiid...LIverpool -....Dec. 21
CXiAHTWlbli;, JWJMKH1TO, KTO.
Ploneer.......PhIla1 a WI I mlngton..M..-.Deo. 1 9
Murro uaaue....New York.Havana. i)eo. IS
juuiau...........riiiiaua,.rew iinmu, 11 21
TonawBnda.....Pbllada...,.8avannah..M...lJea 21
RlHlng utar .New York...Anpinwall..TO.MDeo. 21
uuiuiiigMar...New YOrk...Klo Janeiro.nMM...Deo. JS
N. America. New York...Klo Jaueiro...mn..Jaa. 23
Ualls are forwarded by every a learner In tbe regular
llnea. Tbe aleaniera for or from Liverpool call at
Queenatown, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers tor ot from (he UoaU-
UBUfr Vmil ML DUUIUUUUHIII,
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Bcbr ftattle Kohs, Vltlck, Portland, Warren, Gregg A
bi'r Ulilvllle, Itenear. Millvllle. WhlUU.Tatum & Co,
ARR1VKD ynBTKROAT.
Tire City Ice Boat, from New Caatle. The river tnii
or lloalli g Ice; apoke ibe brlK Clrcasmau, lying at
Cheater, bound up. declined steam; two brlga lying at
New Caatle. and aeveral acboonera bound down; two
Btlli'unrio iwuilie Mi'mw v IIUJIUKLOU Urvva. Will
leave iu m uiuiuiuk wiwi mw,
LK8TBU D, BC1IKI.T IXQ1B,
VTllnu ihm
Bbtp Wtlllam Cuminlnga. Miller, hence, remained
"V. " .Y .:. uuu '"a "cu. 10 nan aoou ror Bali la.
bleaniablp Pioneer. Bennett, lor Pblladelpbla.aalled
. .'J 1 hence for Boston, at Holmes' Hole,
loatjibboom. '
nhr H. N. Miller, Miller, bence, at Boaton 12th Inst.
oliri 1 J. OUonobue. OHkey. and a. P. M. laaker,
Allen, hence, at Beaion l.Hib lust.
Irrbr I). Brlltaln, bprlnger, for Philadelphia, cleared
hebr Loo b lei, Haskell, hence, at Rockland (th Inst.
rCl I tieil. llaiika L Ui.t.t.iiitt h Iml, ,
bchr Klban Allen. Blake, from Provtdenoe for Phi
laoelpbm, sailed In.ni Nan l..i,,n int. i.
T,PHlj!i Woodbury. Wooabuiy, from Boston for
Philadelphia, at Hoimea- Hole luih lnt.
tthia Hannibal, Cox; Cerro Uordo. Hardy; and Cora
Ella. Weeper, lor Philadelphia, Bailed from Newport
rata Inat.
frhr Maggie Cummins, UorrU, hence, at Newport
bcbr M. L. Vaoklrk, Vanklrk, hence, at Providence
I Jill IDBl.
hchis M. TUton. FtttlnKer. and F. W. Johnston
Itlarta. lor Philadelphia, were loading at Wlliulugtou
N. I) . 121I1 hint.
fchia Minute Klnnle. Hprague. and O. Newklrk,
II on 1 ley, for Philadelphia, Bailed Irom Providence
li 11 mat
Kciim W.O. Barllett. Bartlett: C Hill. Cbeesemnn:
T. Boiden. Wrlitbiinguin; aud U. W. WlUton, Harris,
hence, at Aroviueuue liiu luai,
NOTICE Tt) MARINERS
The Spanish (joverutnent haa glveu notice that the
following buoys nave oeen piaumi vn euirauce 01
kn Iiimii liurimr. iMlaud ot Purto lllco:
A Bell and baiety Buoy has been moored In l
fatbi nis at low water aorlutis. at tbe tuouihof the
port, cloae lo Ibe breaker ol Cabraa lalaud; tbe lower
I ait U 1 aimed black and tbe upper part while; abuve
the bell In a glaxa relleclor ...
Tbe body of the buov Is surrounded by an Iron
Irauieworkto facilitate the preoervailon o! 110 from
khipwreck.
The buoy ilea W. K B., distant t cables from Morro
Point,
1 hree amallerbunye. painted black and white alter.
Dalely, have been placed on tbe wentero edge of the
thanuel, near the eulrauce, lu 14 feet water.
Mrrro Point Bnoy la a large red bnoy with a ball.
In IS leet water, on ibe edge of the Bboal off Morro
Point, and lying SW. l.'i cables from that point.
1 bree beacons have been placed on the easiern side
of the channel; they are Burmouuted by glass re
fleptore. Nine Iron barrel-nhaped black warping baoys have
been placed In the channel, rather nearer the eastern
Mde than tbe weatern. These buoys are moored In
from S to 8 fathoms, low water springs, and range
from the entrance to abreast Ponillla. On each buoy
Is marked tbo depth of water in which the buoy la
nioored.
By command of their lordships.
OKO, I! F.N R Y RICHARDS. TTydroirrapher.
Dydrographlc Ollice. Admiralty, London, Oct. 24, 1SC7.
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CAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
'he Fidelity Iainraura, Trust and Safe
Pepoalt Company, for tho Saf
KeeplmR of Bonds, Stocks, and
Other Valuable.
CAPITAL $500,000
DIKiOTORH.
N. B. BROWNE.
KU WARD W. CLARK.
lUhUM'E H. CLARK,
JllHN WKLHH.
ALJUiANDHR HKNRV,
J. UILLLNttHAM FELL
HENRY O. GlbttOST,
CIIAHI.krl MACALhXTKR,
Offlce In tbe Fire-proof BullUlog of the Philadelphia
naiioual suiK, ciir9 u 1 fireoi. aoove rouriu.
ri'l.l..... n H......ul mil UiV.
J in. i iiiuuiui in;cic u.iwiv. muu u u in...
TEfcM Tilt; HA IK KKKl'INU Oif VALUABLES
npou tbe following rates a year, via.:
Coopon Ronda. M per 81000
RKlitierfd Routla aud Hecurillee.....A0 omit per finuO
(4old Coin or Bullloa............M......l,i! per SiikiO
niiver v-oiu or uuiou.TO.......-......... Pr
Clolrt or Hilver Plate . l per aiMj
Cash Roxea oraiuall tlu boxes ot Bankers, Broken,
Caplialuiu, etc.. coutenw uukuown to the Company,
and Uunlllly iiuilleil, fa, a year.
UieUomiiauy ollora for HKNT (renter eroluslvely
boldlng the key) bA IKS 1NM1DK 1 IX VAULTS at
tM. , iu, Vkj, aua (76 a er, according to bum aud
location.
tiouooiiB and Interant Collected for one per cent.
Inlermt allowed ou Money Uopiatlla.
1'bU Couipaiiy la authorised to receive and execute
Truxlt of every deacrlptlon.
J2Bluiwfrpl M. B. BROWN R. Preeldent,
iojcjtx rATTUU)OM,Becretary aud Xreasurer,
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA
TION. OrFica CMiitr Qhartfirma'tfr, 1
Fort I kavvn Worth, Kanniu, Nov. 16, I8S7.
Pealed proponala will be received at ihln ollice until
12o'clrrk M. I hp Dili ol January, lh8, for the Irann
poruilon or military aoppllrs during the year com
mentlng April 1, 1MS8, and eodlug March H, lbSD.vn
tbe following routes:
- . ROUTE KO, 1.
From Fort ITarker, Kannaa, Fort TTays, Kansas,
od any other point or polo ta that maylhedufflgnnied hy
the i liU'f Quarlermnnler Iirpartuient ol llie MlHsonrl,
on the Union Tactile Railroad, K. !., to anyplncos
that may be dpalgnated hy the nlitppliiK olllcer, In the
Hime of Kansas aud Territory of Colorado south of
latitude 40 degree North, and to Fort Union, New
Mexico, or other depot that may bedelKnated In that
Territory, and to any other poluta on tbe route to tbui
depot.
ROUTE NO, s.
From Fort Union, or such other depot as maybe
estahllMied in the Territory of New Mexico, to any
poRta orntatlons that are or may be eatabUHhed In that
'1 errltory, and to tuch ponta or stations an may he de
signated in the Territory of Artr.ona, and Iu the btalo
01 'lexas, went of longitude loS degrees,
KOUTK No. 5.
From such point as may be designated on the Mis
souri paclllo Railroad, bouthweKt Rranch of Missouri
Paclllc Kallroad.or Ihe Union Paclllc Railroad, li. IX,
to Fori GlbBon, Indian Territory, or audi oiber point
as may be established as tbe in Hilary depot lu that
Territory.
Tbe w eight to be transported during the year will
notexoeea ou Route No. 2, 2U,ooo,oon pounds; on Kouta
No. 8, 8,OW.ooo pounds; aud on Rome No. s, 2.0U0.0OU
pounds.
Proposals will be made for each route separately.
Rlddeia will scale the rate per K10 pouuds per 100
miles at whlcb.they will transport the b lores In each
month of the vear, beginning April 1. 18tj8. aud end
March 81, ItHiS.
Bidders will give their names In full, as well as
their places of residence, and each proposal nmsl b!
acconipanlrd by a bond In the sum of ten thousand
(tlo.tioii) dollars, duly executed by two or more re
sponstole persons. In logal form ana properly slumped,
Koaranteelng that In case the coMract la awarded for
the route mentioned In the propositi to the parly pro
posing. It wiU be accepted and entered Into, and good
aud aulUclent security furnished by said party lu ac
cordance wlib tbe terms of tlila advertisement.
Kacli I lodi r must be ptesent at tbe opening of tbe
propoaala, or be represented by his attorney.
1 lie contractor will be required to give bonds In tbe
following amounts:
Ou Rouie No. t, laio.rnn.
On Route No. 8, f lim.bCO.
On Route NO, t, S0,H0.
rSailsfertory evluence of the loyalty and solvency of
each bidder and person ottered as security will be re
quired. I'roposala will be Indorsed "Proposals for Army
Transportation on Route No. "2," 8," or "6," aa the
case may be, and none ut7( be entertained unlr.it iffy
comply with the retiuiretnent of thtt (utvrrtUrmeiU.
The parly to whom an award Is made must be pre
pared to execute tbe contract without unnecessary
delay, and to give tbe required bonds for tbe faithful
periormance of the contract.
The right to reject any and all bids that maybe
oO'ered is reserved.
The contractor or ci route most be In readiness
for service by the lsd",r April, I81S8, and must have
a place of business vr agency at which he may be
communicated witb readily. For Route N3. 3 at Fort
Darker, and such other points on the railroad as may
be designated as tbe Marline point ot tbe route; for
Route No. H at Fort Union, New Mexico, or such other
point aa may be established as tbe depot, and for
Route No, 5 at I.eavenwortn, Kansas.
Blank forms showing the conditions oi the contract
to be emend Into for each route can be bad upon ap
plication at this ollice, or at tbe ollice of tbo Quarter
master at New York. (Jhlcsgo, bt. Louis, tst. Paul,
Fort Leavenworth, Omaha, Denver, C. T and Bautu
Fe, and must accompany and be a part of the pro
posals. ,
L. C EASTON,
Deputy Quarteruiaster-Ueueral,
12 8 1 Jll C Q. M. Dep't of the Missouri.
HEADQUARTER8 DEPOT OF THE PLATTE,
Chief Quartkkmastkb's Officb, 1
Omaha, Neb., November 20, ls7. J
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
Pea ed Proposals will be received at this ollice until
iz M.on M uu kkua Y , me 20 day ot January, iut.
for the transportation of Military Supplies during
tbe vear rommeuclnir Arjrll 1. lHt8. and eudlng March
81, ISO), on Route No. 1, from Cheyenne, Dakota, or
sucn other points as may be determined upon during
the year, on the Omaha branch of ibe Union Pacilio
Railroad, west of Cheyenne, 10 such posts or
depots as are now or may be established lo the Ter
ritory of Montana, south ot latitude 47 degrees, lu the
Territory ot Dakota, west of longitude tot degrees. In
tbe Territory of Idaho, east of longitude 114 degrees,
and In the Territories of Utah and Colorado, norib of
lutitude 40 degrees, lucluding, If necessary, Denver
city.
Tbe weight to be transported dnrlng the year on
Rome No, 1 will not exceed tweuty-hve million
(26,o 0,000) pounds.
Bidders will state the rate per 100 pounds per 100
miles at which they will transport tne stores lu eaoh
month of tbe j ear beginning April 1, l&ss, aud endtug
March 81, 1869.
Bidders should give their names In full, as well as
their p.aces ot residence, and each proposal abould be
accompanied Dy a oonu in lue auiu or iou tnuusanu
(I0)Ki)i) dollars, signed by two or more responsible
persous, legally executed and properly stamped, guar
anteeing that In case a contract Is awarded for the
route montloned In the proposal to the party pro
posing, thecontract will be accepted aud entered iuto,
and good and sufficient security furnished by said
parly iu accordance with the terms of this advertise.
meiiL
Fach bidder must be present at the opening ot tbe
proposals In person or be represented by his at-
tornev.
The contractor will be required to give (250,000
bonds.
bails factory evidence of the loyalty and solvency of
each bidder and person oiierea as security win ue re
quired. Proposals must be indorsed "Proposals for Army
TranRoorlatlon on Route No. 1." and none will be en
tertained unless tbey fully comply with the require
ments 01 in is aaveriise inent.
The nartv to whom the award Is made must be
prepared to execute the contract at once, and to give
ine reqnireu oonua xor tne ionium poriuiiuauce 01
t ho pfui i mrL
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
offend la reserved.
Tbe contractor must be In readiness for service by
the 1st dav of Anril. Iwis. and will be reoulred to have
a place ot business or agency at which be may be
communicated with promptly and readily, for Route
No, 1, at Cheyenne. Dakota, or at such other point
as may be Indicated as the starilug polut of the
route.
Hianka forma, showlna- the conditions of the con
tract to be entered into, can be had on application at
this office, or at the oflice of the Quartern asier at New
York. Ht. Louis. Fort Leavenworth, Banta Fe, aud
Fort Pnelllng. and must accompany aud be a part
Of tne proposals.
By order of the Quartermaster-General.
WILLIAM MYERS.
Brevet Brlg.-Oen., Chief Quartermaster, Department
or the Plane. 12 mm
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPOitTA
'now.
CiriCB Cnixv quartkriiabticr,
Department of Dakota.
4
olflc
Bt. Paul,. Minnesota. Nov. IS. 1867,
Sealed proposals will be received at this ollice
unul 12 oclock M., on tbe 20th day of.Januarv, lsss.
tor the transportation ot Military Huppliee during the
year commencing April 1. 18SS. and ending March 81.
lHbS. on Route No. 4, from Hulnt Paul, Minn., or balnt
Cloud, Minn., by tbe shortest road or line, to auou
Posts aa are now or may be established In the Stule
ot M InneBota and In that portion of Dakota Territory
lying east of tbe Missouri river and bounded by It.
and from F'ort Meveuson, or other designated point
on tbe Missouri river, eastward to present posts, or
such as may be establlahed east or north of that river,
in uasoia ierniory.
The-wtlii hi to be transported on this Route No,
4 shall not exceed ten million pounds (10,000,000
count's.) j
B cldera will state the rate per dm -hundred (100)
pounds per one hundred (ion) miles foreacb mouth ot
the year beginning April 1, lbtS, aud ending March 81,
1H69.
Bidders should give their names In full, as wII as
their places ot residence, and each proposal should
be accompanied by a bond in tbe sum of ten thousund
dollars, bin Led by two or more rtspousible persons.
guaranteeing that In rase a contract la awarded for
tbe route mentioned in the proposal to the party pro
posing, tneoouiraci win ue aocepieu anu entered lutj,
aud good and sufficient security furnished by said
parly In accordance with the terms f this advertise
ment. Tbe contractor will be required to give bonda In the
auiu of one hundred thousand dollars (ili'fl.OoO.)
fclallslaclory evidence of the loyalty and solvency of
each bidder aua pernou vuureu aa aeuuriiy win De
reqnireu.
i-rnoosalslmust be endorsed "Proposals for Army
Transportation on Route No. 4," and none will be
entertained uulf sa tbey fully comply with the re
quirements or this auveriiHBUienu
Tim nartv to whom nn award Is made must be pre
pared to execute the contract at once, and lo give the
required bonds for the fallhlul perfurmauce of the
contract.
The right to reject any and,' all bids that may be
Ofl'ered Is reserved.
The contractor muat be In readiness far service by
tbe 1st dav ol April, lnliH, and will be required to have
a place ol business or agency at which be may be com-
mUhieaieu wuu promptly nun iuujr iui xvuum mi,
4, at t-alni Paul, Minnesota, F01 1 bteveusou, Dakota
Territory, or at si ch other polut as may be ludluated
uu n-.tt aLHrilnir uolnt of the route.
Blank tonus, showing tbe coudltlona of thecontract
to be entered Into, cau be had ou application at thl
cillico, or at the otllce of tlie Quartermaster at New
York, Chicago. Hi. Louis, Fort Leavenworth, Omaha,
and Fort bnelllng, and must aooouipauy and be a
part Of tne proposals
B. B. HOLABIRD,
LleUt.-Ool., Deputy Q. M. lien.,
lirevet Hrlu -1hii. II. S. A..
11 80 tJ1 Chltf Q. ii., lJeparlmeuofDakota
TITLER, WEAVER & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
MANILLA AND TARRED CORDAGE, CORDS,
TwiiNna, mtj.
No. S3 North WATER Btreet, and
No. 22 North DKL4 WARE Avenue,
rUILAOKLFHlA.
Xdwim H. Fiti-bb, Michael WVBK.
Com jus 7. GumuM. it ni
SHIPPING
Wf-pf, feTBAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING
Mll.y-Al ULKKNSlmVN.
1 ue inman l.lne.salllngSEMl-WEEKLY.Carrylng
the United blalea Mails.
K I N A , Saturday, December 14
CITY UF ROSiON ......8alurday, December 'il
CITY OF BAl,TiMOUE........baiurlBy, December zS
CITY OF LONDON- H.mriUv !.,,,, a
CITY OF WASIIINUTON .Haturday, January II
anavarn succeeding HMnrrtay and Wednesday, at
noon, from Pier No. 48 NORTH River.
Kates of Pa-sage hy tbe Mall Hteamer sailing
KVKKY SATURDAY;
... Payable in Oold. I Payable In Currency.
First Cabin lon steerage v
lo London, loft " to J.ondou M
to l'arls.... 15 to Paris Ai
PaSSflfiTA hv tlm Wi.iln.,iliiv alntmnr..-1'l..i l'.l,ln
flln; Meerage ,10. Payable in United niatas cutrency!
Pu-sencers also forwarded to Havre, liamhurg, Ur-
iik-ii, eic, ai mr ueraie rates Meeragn pnage irom
Liverpool or Qusensiown, (40, currency. Tlcnew can
be bought here bv nerflnnH anndlnir Tor thelp frlnnil..
For further lnlormallon apply at the Company's
Offices. JOHN O DALU Agent.
12 i No. 411 CH KSNUT Mreet. I'll I la.
LI? nrt niwv
lUiUrlll x
Through Llna to California,, via, Ponsma
or Nlcaraffua.
Fta'llnir frrm Knw Vnrt n..amliA. Sfti mA tit.t..
January 6th, 18th, and 2ltli, and February 10th ami
2-jih, with New HteatuBhlpa of the First-class.
j-ansage j)wer man oy any oilier line.
For lurtlier lnlormallon addr.sa the undnrslcseil
at No. 177 WEBf Btreet. New York.
l. N. CARK1NUTON, Agent.
Or THOMAS R, HKAKliK,
No. 817 WALNUT Hireet,
12 8 8m Philadelphia, Pa.
PASSAGE TO AND FROM
GRKAT BRITAIN AND irtKf.AMJ
a bTKAMSUIP AND HA ILINU PACh-ibl',
AT RKDl'CKD KAT W.
DRAFTS AVAILABLKTHROUOHOCTEKTOLAIiHI
1IIM.AMI, BW1 LiA-ftU, AiNU WAiaUl.
For paxtlculnra apply to
TA PbU&rra, BROTHERS OO
No. s fSOUTH btreet, and No. i8 BROADWAY;
11 Or to THOH. T. HKARLK. No, 217 WALNUT
TIIK fllILAIKLIlllA AND
SOUTHERN MAIL KIKAMMIIIP
AN i 'S RKIIll.A K HRM i-MON I'll l.v I I
ton m;w oiii.i:a,s, la., via iiavana,
JUNIATA, 1215 tous. Captain P. F. floxle.
BTAROF TUB UNION. 1075 tons. CapU T.N.Cooksey.
The JUNIATA will leave for New i)rluna nn
Saturdoy, December 21, at 8 o'clock A. M Iruiu Pier
18, Houth wharves.
The fctTAR OF THE UNION will leave New Or
leans for this port on Haturday, December 21,
Murougn bins 01 iaaing signea ror irelgbl to Mobile,
Galveston. Natcher.. Vlcksburg. MeaiDbls. NuHhviiia.
Cairo, 81. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Agents at New Orleans, Creevy Nickerson, t Co,
WILLIAM L. JAHM, General Ageut,
CIIARLUS .. DILKKH, Freight Agent,
1122 No. 814 H. Delaware avenue.
m mm w4 m iiii,,iirr.iii mi is. rs It
i. SOUTHERN MAIL hl'KAMsll IP ohm.
AWx'b REGULAR HEMI-MONTHLY LINE,
The steamship PION EER, 812 tons. Captain J. Ren
relt, will leave lor the above port on Thursday,
December M. at 5 o'clock P. M.. Irom Pier IS tsmiLi,
Wharves.
lliila.of lading signed at through and reduced rates
to all principal points in North Carolina.
Agents at Wilmington, Worth & Daniel.
WILLIAM L. JAMES, General Agent,
CHARLES E. Dl LKE8, Freight Agent.
112: No. 814 M. Delaware avenue.
TIIK 1JIIL4IKI.IIIIA Alflf
TpffK BOUTHEnN MAIL tSTBiAMSiilP COii
pa N Y 'IS RF.G UfjAR LINE
FOIt SAVANNAH, UA,
TONA WANDA, 8so tous, Captaiu Wui. Jennings,
W i OM1NG, 850 tons. Captain Jacob Teal.
Ihe steamship TONAWANDA will leave for the
above port ou Saturday, December 21, at 8 o'clock A.
M., Irom Pier is bouth Wharves.
Through passage tickets sold, and freight taken for
all poluis In counection with the Georgia Central Rail
road. WILLIAM I j. JAMES, Geueral Agent,
CHARLES E D1LKE.S, Freight Agent,
No. 814 8. DELAWAKE Avenue.
Agents at Savannah, Hunter & Gammell. 11 22
iIILAlKLtlilA. KIllI.llONIl
x AND NORFOLK bl'EAMSHlP LINK,
AND WEB II
THROUGH RECEIPTS TO NEWBERN.
Also all polms In North aud Bouth Caroltua, VlJ
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad, and to Lynchburg
Va Tennessee and the West, via Norfolk, Peters
burg, Bouth-bide Railroad, and Rlohmoud aud Dan
Vllle Railroad.
The regularity, aafety and cheapness of this ronta
ooiumeud 11 to the public aa the most desirable
medium lor carry lug every description of freight.
No charge lor commission, drayage, or any expense
oi trausier.
KleamBbipa Insure at lowest rates, and leave regu
larly from lirst wharf above Market street.
.Freight received daily.
WILLIAM P. CLYDJ5 A CO.,
No. 14 North and Month Ik'HAKVMH
W. P. PORTER, Agent at Richmond and City
Point.
T. P. CROWELL A CO., Agents at Norfolk. g l
OPPOSITION T4 MONO
-POLY. DAILY LINE FOR BALTI
.MORE, via Chesapeake aud Debt
Philadelphia and Baltimore Union Steamboat Com
pany, daily at 8 o'clock P. M.
1 he bleamers of this line are now plying regularly
Delween ibis port aud Baltimore, leaving the Pier No,
2 N. Delaware aveuue, above Murket street daily at
2 o'clock P. M (Sundays excepted).
Carrying all dosuilpuou of Freight as low as any
Other Hue.
Freight bandied with great care, delivered
promptly, aud forwarded to all poluta beyond th
terminus free of commlksion.
Particular atteutlon paid to the transportation ot
all description of Merchandise, Horses, Carriages
etc etc.
for lurther Information apply to
jou u. nuurr.Aieiii,
D1C(
No, 18 N. DELAWARE Aveuue,
HEW IXFBEII UII T
Alexandria, Georgetown, aud Waahlugtoo,
Tl I ' I a i IhMniiuttlra anA I lulam... i . n.l
with couuectious at Aiexauona irom the most direct
route for Lynchburg, Bristol, Enoxvllle, Naohvliia,
Dallon, and tbe Bouihwest.
Bteamers leave regularly from the first Wharf abOTI
Market street.
Ifreight received daily. wM p m
No, 14 North aud Bouth Wharves,'
J. B. DAVIDSON, Agent at Georgetown.
M. ELD RIDGE dk Co., Agents at Alexandria, VH
glnla. il
f.t FOR NEW YORK, VIA VELA
ih, ware and Raritan Canal.
iaoieBS bteamboat Company bteam PrODellers
leave Dally Irom hrat wharf below Market street.
Through in tweuty-fuur hours. Goods forwarded to
all points, North, East, aud West, free of oommuuilon,
Freight received at the lowest rates.
WM- P. CLYDE fe CO., Agents,
jXo. 14 bouth W harves.
JAMES HAND. Agent,
No. 104 Wall street, New York. 1 tf
jgHgmm, FOB NEW TOHKSWIfT-
jk'7lbj!hr bURETrausporlatlou Compauy le-a'vK4ijuk-5-
apatch and bwtiwure Clues, via Dela
v.o7 aud liarltan Canal, on and afler the lsih of
March, leaving dally alii M. and 6 P. M., couneollng
with all Northern and Eastern lines.
For freight, which wlU be taken on accommodating
terms, apply to jxltam M. BAIRD 4 CO.,
11 No. 182 8. DELAWARE Avenue.
TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNER 9.
LThe undersigned having leased the KEN-
bixsu iUN BCREW DOlTw, bega lo inlorui his frieuds
and the patrons of the Dock ihat be is prepared wlih
Increased faclliliea to accommodate those having
vessels to be raised or repaired, and belug a practical
Bhip-carpenler aud caulker, will give personal atten
tlou to the vessels entrusted lo blm for repairs.
Captains or Amenta, blilp-Carpentvrs aud Machinists
having vessels to lepalr, are solicited to call.
Having the agency for the sale of "Wetterstedts'
Patent Metall'e Composition" for Copper paint, for
tlie preservation of vessels' bottoms, for this city, I am
prepared lo furnish the same on reasouahle terms.
" V JOHN H. UAMMJTT,
Kensington (screw Dock,
U DELAWARE Avenue, above Laurel street.
gROVN'S PATENT
COSIBIMEJD CARPET-HTRETCIIEB AND
lAtUDBlTEB, t
With this machine a lady can alone stretch and
tack down at the same time her carpets as easily as
to sweep them, saving back -aches, bruised fingers,
temper, time, and money. It will stretch all klnds'of
carpets without the least damage, better, quicker,
and easier than any other Stretcher made, and drive
from I to 20-oa. tacks with or wlthont leather beads
la simple, easily worked, and will last a lifetime
Agents wanted. Liberal terms given. It Is a nice
machine for ladles to sell. For Machines or Agencies
call on or address
WILLIAM
No,
T. DCIIF.IBLE,
a THIRD Street,
Philadelphia.
rrtfr
QEORCE PLOWMAN.
CARPENTER AND BUILDKB
11I2MOVJE3D
To No. 18-Jt DOCK Street,
Xl pUILADXLPJIi-;
AMUSEMENTS.
A CADfi M Y O F. MUSIC.
XlE LA GRANOS!.
GRAND 1TALIAW twf, ?l
BRIONOLI.
MAX 6TRA KOKl H baa llie honor u, aononnc ha
opening of the fall season of theltaliau Opera li2u-d
to live nights and one Matlnen. on v"ra, limited
MONDAY EVENING, liecember IS. atSP. M
When will be produced Verdi' a cuei d'uuvraln
four acts,
IL TROVATORE.
Mme. ANNA DK LA GRANGE as .....LKONOTt A
Miss ADELAIDE PHlLLlPd as AZUCENA
Muor RKIGNOL1 as..... ..MANKIUll
Hgnor RANI OLFI as .....CoUN r DI LUNI
The Chorus and Orchfsira have been carefulLy aeleotexl
from the very best talent.
Mnslcal Director and Conductor lnor NfCOLAO
TLEbKA If Evening D-c 17. AORMA. WEuNEM.
PAY. Dec. 1S.-LA FAVUKITA. THURSDAY.
1'ec. IS DN GIOVANNI. J-1UOAY, Deo. go.
ER N A N f.
KATtKDAY, Dec Si. GRAND FAREWFLL
MATINEE.
M ALE OF PRICE-"? Admission to rarqnet, Dreas
Circle, and Ralcony, ONE lXiLLaR. Heaervo.l Heali,
6 cents extra. Family circle, to cents. Gallery, ij
cents. Private Boxes, I6.
Box Oflice open daily from 9 A. M , at the Acadernr
Of Muslo, and (!. W. A. THUMPLER'b new Musio
More .No. sa CHKbNUT Street. 1211thfsm
AMEKICAN ACADKMV OP MUSIC.
MAX M A RE'I ZFK'H
ORAND ITALIAN OPERA.
POSITIVELY FO TWO W K E bid OVLY,
Commencing MONDAY, Jan. 8, 18.18, :
during which Ibe distinguished prima douna.
M'ME PAREPA ROSA,
will appear In a number of her favorite roles. 1212tf
NEW CIIESNUT STEEKT TUBATBB.
Lessees WM.E. blNN & CO.
GERMAN LRAMA. "
Director MAX MARKTZKBT;
FIRbT APPEARANCE IN PH I LA 1H;LPHLA OB1
M LLE FaNNY JASAUbCHEK
(The Greatest Ltvlrg 1 rsgedlenue).
1UH blX NIGHTS ONLY.
GRAND OPENING NIUHT,
TITISJ (Monday) EVENING, Dec l,
with Grlllparzer'a great tragedy, In four acts, '
JMEDKA.
Medea M'ile FANNY JANATJSCTfETC
In which character she achieved an unprecedented
furcesa at the New Yoik Academy of Music.
TITB1A Y ADKIENNE LECOU VREUR
V EDN EsDA Y (Leah tbe Forsakeui DEIIOUAII
Til URHDAY......M .KuMON T
FRIDAY EMILIA UALOTXI
bATURDAY (A Wouiau ol tbe People)
MARIEANNH
Tickets, f 1: Reserved seals, (so cents extra. Family
Circle, fio tents on. y. Private Roxes. flj.
Tickets row on sale at Wlttlg'a Music Rtore, NoV
1021 Chesnut stteet, and at the Dux Oflice of the
Theatre.
Doors open at 7 'a'. Commence at 8 o'clock.
bATURDAY M'LLE .OK MATINEE.
MONDAY. Dec 28 CENDR1LLON.
CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.-
MAD'LLE FANN If JANAUttCHEK,
rousKNCiNn
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 19.
' Ticket OOice at Wltlig's Music Hture, No. lWlChegi
nutalreet. 12)4,
MKS. JOHN DUKW'S AKCH 6TREEI
THF.ATKE. Begins at 7S o clock.
I'OalTIVELY LAb'P FIVE NIGHTS OP
EDWIN A HAM?,
MONDAY EVENLNU, Deo. Is,
Watts Fbllllpa' great play ot
THE DEAD HEART:
OP., THE MAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Robert Landry. - EDWIN ADAMS
FRIDAY BENEFIT AND LAST NIGHT Qjf
EDWIN ADAMS.
BATURDAY MR. WAf. CUT'S BENEFIT.
CHRISTMAS WrSBK "OURS."
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.
TUI3 (Monday) EVENING. Dec 16,
LAJST CHANCEH IN THE LO I T H R Y OF LI FJJL
FOURTH AND LAST WEEK OF
MU. JOHN BROUGHAM,
who will appear, for the nineteenth lime. In his great
dramatic satire upon the vices, lollies, and sensations
ot the present day, entitled
THE LOTTERY OF LTFE,
Teiry. thePweii Mr. john brouoHAM
(A bcampisb character on "Tbe Chances").
Popular Ethiopian bcene by Mr. FRANK BROWEHJ
FOX'S AMKfalCAN VARIETY THEATRE.
EVERY EVENING AND BATURDAY.
AFTERNOON.
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE,
In Grand Ballets. Ethiopian Burlesques, Bongs, Dances)
Pantomimes, Gymnast Acta, etc.
THE MATCHLEfaS AND UNEQUALLED
HANLON BROTHERS 1 HE PERFECT
HODJL9 OF GRACKANfc) DARING. THE MOST
POPULAR AND HUCUfttSKFUL ATHLETES AND
GYMNAbTS THE WORLD HAS EVER PRO
DUCED. 12 14 it
SEVENTH BTREET OPERA HOUSE,
bK.VENTH ftreet, below Arch.
L. V. TUNii-o k CO Proprietors."
GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TJ1KOUOH-
CROWDED HOUbEa
DELIGHTED AUDIENCE3.
IMMENSE BUCJEbS OF THIS
NEW BURLktrQU E.
PETER PIPER PEPPER PODGE AND
FORT FlbUEU.
J. H. Rudworlh. Frank Moran, W. S. Budworthi'
Wm. Allen, J. Robinson; Uenty bebunk,
and others.
THE CREAM OF THE PROFESSION,
In their respective characters.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Commence at 8. Aduil
slon 25, 60, and 75 cents. Boxes, (5.
ARL SENTZ'S
ORCHEHTKAL MATINEES.
EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
At R'4 o ci'ick,
IN HORTTC'V LT URAL HALL.
Piano bolo Mr. II. G. THUNDER.
Package of Four Tickets for Oue DHar,
Mugle Tickets, SOcfnts.
To be had at Boner A Co.'s, No. 1102 Chesnut Btreet,'
rnd at thedoor. it 2tf
HASSLER'S MONDAY AFTERNOON CON
CER'IB, at CONCERT HALL, EVERY MON
DAY, from X tUl o'clock. Four tickets, Is
thirty, tfi.
GERMANIA ORCHESTRA. PUBLIC RE
heareals at the MUblCAL FUND HALL, every
BATURDAY, at S)4 P.M. Tickets sold at the door,
aud at all principal Muslo H to res. Engagements can
be made by addressing G. BASTERT. No. 12W MON
TEREY btreet, or at R. WILLIG'H Muslo btore. Na
i21 CHESNUT Btreet. luS8iu
ARRY GURR, THE HUMAN FROG 1 1
IN A MASSIVE IRON TANK. AT TH K
ACADEMY FOR THE HOLIDAYS. FULL PAR.
TiCULARB IN PAPERS THURSDAY. 12 14 4t
FURNISHING GOODS, SH1RTS.&0
J. W, SCOtT & CO
ill lit T HAHVFACTVBEJSS,
ASTO PEAI.KRA 1ST
MEM'S rVBIIIIHIlA soodi
HO. 914 CH EbNDT reTBEET.
FOUR DOORS BELOW THE "CON TINENTAL;
tVlrp nu""igi"ii
PATENT SHOULDER - SEAU
IIIIBT HAHVrilTORT,
ANDOENTLKSlEN'Si fl UK ISIUIAIU MTOBJB
PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
made Irom measurement at very short notioe.
All other article ot GkJrfTLEMiUS'd D&Xaa
GOODb in toll variety.
IfKNCIIENTEB A CO '
U O. JUS CHEbNUX bUtHJaj
STOVES, RANGES, ETC,
NOTICE THS UNDERSIGNED
would call attention ot the public to his '
NEW GOLDEN EAGLE FURNACE. J
This Is an entirely new heater. It la .nVnn:
strutted as to at oncecomuiend Itseir to geueral favor."
being a combination of wrought aud castirou. It bt
very simple In lis construction, and bt per feclly air
tight; Belt-cleaning, having no pipe or drums to he
taken out aud cleaned. It la so arranged with upright
flues aa to produce a larger amount of heat from in
aiime weight of coal thau any furnace now iu use.
The bygronietrlo condition of theatres produced by
my new arrangement ot evaporailou will al ouoa de
nionetraie thai It la tbe only Hot Air Furuace that
Will produce a perfectly healthy atmosphere.
Those In want of a complete Heating Apparatus)
Would do well to call and examine theGoldeu UiaglSs.
CUARLEM WILLIAMS,
Woe. UU and Us 1M ARK K T J""
A large assortment of Cooking Rans" lr"-t?r
Btoves, Low Down Grales, Veutiluio. etc., aiwaya
K jij.bbln ol all kinder"". 10 .
THOVPSON-S LONDON KITCnENERf
T?,.,KAJf RANGE, for Famlllea. Ho- .
OR WP.VliTstiUJlloua. In TWENTY DIF.
MLt'r ijiw. Also, Philadelphia Rang.,'.
'''" " j'orlaole Unaters, wwnownuriiiwL
Hot-AlriTurnaoos, Uollera. Btewtiola Plateai
"olokius n'tovea, etc, wholesale and retail, by
;""".rt..iiurera. BHinri. .
; A THOMHON.
the
U W Bluii!!
No. St N. bKXXND Ulrmt,
WILLIAM 8. grant;
4JOWM1WHON MERCHANT.
no, st B. DELAWARE Aveuue, Philadelphia,
Popont's Gunpowder, ReBued Nitre, Charcoal, Kb)
W. Baker A Cc's Chocolate. 0 oa, and Rroma.
Crocker Bros. A Cv.'S Vsiiww Metai tthalhln;
hviu, and SI alia.