CITY INTELLIGENCE.
FOX ADDITIONAL LOCAL IT1CUS ! OUTSIDE PAQBS.
Fkakkuw IifSTitCTE. At the regular
monthly nieetlr.p; held Inst tvcninp. there was,
among trie usual bus, dim matter, minuter,
etc., tbe following Report fiom the Board of
Managers, which will no doubt interest our
reader ponerally. At their last tnertlrift It was
Jiefolved, That it is expedient an exhibition of
Arts and Manufactures should be held during
the jear 1868, in the city of Philadelphia, by tbe
Franklin Institute, and that the President shall
bo requesUd to appoint a special committee to
take the subject lDto consideration, and report
at the next nioctins of tie lJ'inr'l, in reference to
obtaining suitable accommodations therefor,
and an appropriate plan of action to be pur
sued. The report of the Resident Secretary, Pro
fessor Morton, contained, us usual, many mat
ters of interest in connection with works of
cnplneericp, and novelties in sclenco and art.
Among other things exhibited and described
was a new form of galvanic buttery, inven ed by
Mr. Charles V. Chenter, of New York, and No.
38 South Fifth ftrect. Philadelphia This instru
ment possesses most of the advantages and con
veniences which have for so many years beeu
aimed at. It may be carried lu aiir position
without tbe possibility oi splllinr. May bo put
in action or thrown out in a moment, and sutlers
no deterioration w hen not in ihc. For medical
purposes it will prove invaluable. Many varie
ties of Hoover's Carbonized Paper were also
exhibited.
Election for' Assistant Enoineer op tiie
Firk Department. A meeting of the Hoard of
directors of the Fire Department was held lat
nmlit, in the hall of the Fire Association, Fifth
find North streets, for tbe purpose of receiviutr
the leturus ol the comoanies vote for Assistant
Engineer, irom the First Division, tj rill the
unexpired term of Terreuce McUusker.
Snmuel 8. Stone presided. William A. Thirp,
of the Perseverance Hoe, and Edward F. Don
riell, of tne Diligent llose, were aopoluted
tellers. The following is the vote for each
candidate:
James Pollock received the votes of the Har
mony Eneine, Hope Kngine, Robert Morris
Hose, Bhilller Hose, Southwark Hose, Columbia
Hose, Diligent Kngine, Perseverance Hose,
Philadelphia Hote, Phuenlx Hose, Schuylkill
Hoe, and Warren Hose total, 12.
John J. Malony Good Intent Hose, Delaware
Engine, Moyaraensincr Hose, Niagara Hose,
Reliance Engine, Wa'hinston Engine, Hiberuia
Engine, and Philadelphia Engiue total, 8.
Joseph H. Logue Franklin Engine, Marion
Hote, America Hose, and Washington Hose
total. 4.
William Butler Southwark Engine and Good
Will Eugine.
William L. Foreman Weccacoe Engine.
Alexander McOlintock Fame Hose.
The tofat vote returned was 2D.
President fetoue announced that James Pol
lock, having received the highest number of
Totes, was auly elected, and ordered his name
1o be sent to Select Council tor confirmation.
The meeting then adjourned.
Bale of Stocks and Real Estatb. The
following slocks and real estate were sold at
tbe Philadelphia Exchange, by James A Free
man, commencing at noon to-day, with the
annexed result:
4500 shares riilladelpbla Rational Petroleum
C mipany at t ...... 117-44
1 Bhare Mercantile Library j'yy
1 wo story Frame Dwelling. N. K. corner
Thirty-seventh and Oak streets, lot 18 by
10U leet 825-00
Tlirt e-story Frame tl ouhe.No.118 Kliu street,
Eighteenth Ward, lot 20 by 74 teel 1175-0O
Three-story Brlek Dwelling. No. lulu Mar
shall street, lot 13 by 70 feet 1023 00
Tbree-su ry Brick Dwelling. No. 1012 Mar-
eli all street. lot 13 by 70 feet 20W00
Three story lirlck Dwelling, No. 783 West
street, lot 15 by 73 leel 850 00
Tavern Hand, N. Jb. corner of York and
Second HlreetB, lot llo by 104 feet 72000O
Ground-rent of f 0 peranuutn 7i0'00
Genteel three-story Brlek Dwelling. No. 1S29
Race street, lot 18 by Hi) feet tBpriu st... 0950-0
Two story Brick Dwelling, No. 4016 Lancaster
avenue, lot. 16 by 100 feet SS00-00
Two three-story Brick Dwellings, No. 811
I tbauon and 810 Montcalm streets, lot 14 by
68 feet 2000-00
Tbe one-third Interest In a three story nnck
Storehouse, Hwamnn street ubova WanU-
ington avenue, lot 31 ! 140 feet 8000 00
Lot adjoining the above, 50 by I4 Tent lOOO'OO
Lot Otsego street, lu tbe re jr of tbe above, 15
by HI leet 1500-00
The one-third interest In a three-story Brick
House, No. Mi OUego street, lot 15 by S3
feet ....... 400 00
The oue-thlrd Int. rest lu a tbree-atory Brick
House, No. 947 Otsego street 400'00
The one-third Interest lu a two story Brick
House, No. 1)41 Otsego street 300 00
The oue-thlrd interest In a two-story Frame
House, No. I37 Otsego street 150'00
The one-third Interest In a two-story Frame
Uouso, No H.19 Otsego street 150 00
The oue-tlilrd Interest In a two-story Brick
House, No. 94:1 Otsego street SOO'OO
Bold at Private Half Three story Brlok
Dwelling, No. 2it N. Juniper street, lot 16,' .
by 60 leet M...-............ 2350 00
"La Cotekib Caknival." The sixth annual
"Bal Masque," under the management of Messrs.
Abel & Eisley, will be given at the Academy of
Music on the evening of Monday, January 20,
1808. To these gentlemen pre-eminently belongs
the credit of establishing for this city a reputa
tion first in importance for innocent and ra
tional amusement and joyous recreation.
Living in a progressive age, with ideas modi
fied and toned to suit the exigencies of the times,
we observe the growing tendency of the feelings
and tastes of the public, harmonizing with the
instincts of those on the further side of the At
lantic, and hail with pleasure the forthcoming
"La Coterie Carnival." This much we are led
to say in view of it, believing the fete will be one
of unexampled splendor and elegance, as neither
labor nor expense will be spared to render this
the Iial par excellence ot the season. The deco
rations, music, dances, dresses, and arrange
ments in general will be second to none.
The subscription books are now open, and
tickets to be obtained of P. E. Abel, at Peter
eons'. No. 306 Cuesnut street, and at Risley &
Covert's news depot, Continental Hotel, and of
George Hood, at the Academy.
Rearrested on tub Charge of Robbery.
Two men, named John Toner and Edward K.
Lit lie. were arraigned before the Coroner yes
terday morning, chsreed with the murder of
PbiliD Mcd'raugtian. who was found dead a day
or two since on a cake of ice in the Schuylkill
river, at the foot of Cherry street. The exami
nation of witnesses went to show that the de
fendants were seen in the company of the de
ceased, and one of tbem oUplaved a laree sum
of money; also, that one of the accused was
beard to fay "we will lay for him," meaning
Philip. The'tostimony ot Dr. Sbapleigh was to
tho effect that the deceased came to his death
from exposure. This acquitted the defendants
nf the charire ot murder, and they were noe
rated. Mr. James McUraughau, brother of the
deceased, at once made complaint
helnre the Mavor. and a warrant was
issued for the defendants upon the charge of
robbery. They were rearrested and bound over
in $'2o00 bail eacn oy a merman ueiuer lor a
further healing on 8xturday.
The North hen Soup Society". This society
commenced its winter operations yesterduy
morninc at the cilice, Fomth street, above
Ttrnam. During the lorenonn. over twenty-one
gallons of soup were attributed to the poor of
the district, in is is a stunner hiiduih wmu
iieual, there not bavins been as much sutferiti!?
us on previous occasions. During the year
nhont S2000 ill contributions were received by
the nianacrer.-) for tho society. It wasstated that
h cost of lurnishinir soup to the poor averaged
about lour cents per head. An atnendmeut to
the charter has been obtained, authoriziu'.' the
Xnanseers to coni.ect therewith a free bathincr
establishment, and during the year about 9009
oaths were taken by women and children. The
highest lumber relieved was in the years 1K55
and 185C, when six thousand three hundred aud
two persons were reneveu.
TnB Late Boiler Explosion. Yesterday
Tvir.rr,lni Coroner Daniels summoned the folio
lug Beutlemen as jurors in the o'ise of the late
boiler explosion, atitie win-ay unnuni, i-unj-nnrt
Ludlow streets, whereby the lore-
rusn, (ieorgo II. W. itley, lot his I f-: John Ar-
new, Henry U. Lyons, jonn a. t unou. i umu
fctahl, James V. Neall, and XJeujauila F, Duboin.
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA. TI1UKSDAY,
The lory then vislfed the Hospital, and viewed
the body ot YVenley, after which they pro
ceeded to the scene of disaster and inspected
the boiler and engine. Tbe investigation will
be commenced on Monday evening next.
AMUSEMENTS.
Something Kfw fob PniLiDEirniA. We call
the attention ol the public to the fait that the
Young Men's Chr.stlan Association of Bethle
hem arc about exhibiting at National Hall,
Maiket street, above Twelfth, a real botbleliem
Moravian "Putz " or miniature representation
of natural scenery. These "Putzos" are an
Institution peculiar to the Moravians at Be'hle
hero, end form an important part of their
Christmas celebration. We advise all to go and
see. It will well repay a visit.
The Gerhania OncnEfmA will give their
usual public rehearsal at the Musical Fund Hull
on Satutday, at 3J P. M., with the following
proeramiiie!
1. Overture "Fra MbvoIo" (by requesl1.....Aiiber
2. Hour -Ye Merry Birds' J. (Jiimhert
8. Waltr. "NaKic Hnuntla" ....It. Wlttmann
4. Andante from Mntonle No. 6. Mozart
5. Overture Velva"... O. O. KelSHlKer
. J'uet from I.lnda" . ((. Donizetti
7. 1'lrst Finale from to artba (by request) J. V, Flulow
AeeTiiet to EhcapbT The Engineer and
Superintendent on a Vermont railroad, who
were guilty of running a train into a gorge,
and murdering about twenty of its passen
gers, are not yet arrested. If such crimes can
be committed with impunity, to what end are
laws made to prevent crime f
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Nexvi tee Irt Page.
ALMANAC JOB PHILADELPHIA THI8 DAT,
Busr Kiwia...... 7 20 Moon ram ,,., 0 68
KQWHltTe... 4 85 1II8H WtTtB..,. 8 13
PHILADELPHIA BOARD 09 TKADK.
Okomi N. Tatiiau, ")
Mikw Whkh ib, )-Monthly Committkb.
L). U WcCawmon, J
UOVEUENT1 OP OCKAM 8TKAMKUS.
FOH AMKKIOA.
AtHlanta..........Lotidon New York..un...,n.Nov. 80
Helvetia Llverpool.,.New York Dec, 4
Jaledonla......nM.LIverpool...New York ....1)bc. 4
Antrlan.........Liverpool...Portlaud....m.........Dec. 6
Java.. .....Liverool...BoflUii .Deo. 7
Palmyra- Liverpool. ..New York -Dec. 7
C. of N.York... .Liverpool. ..New York Dho. 7
A lrica....... Liverpool. ..Boston Deo. 7
Vnion Boulhampton...New York -Dec. lu
Chlcaso . Liverpool... New York Dec. lo
HernjaDn.....bouHiauiptou.New York..-. Dec. 11
C. of Antwerp... .Liverpool. ..New YorK............Deo. H
Hibernian LI verpool... Portland .Dec. li
Clmbrla Botithamitou...New York..M.....Dec. Is
Bcotia Liverpool. ..New York..- Dec. 14
Belloua. London New York....-...-.,Dec 14
FOR KUKOPH.
New York New York...Bremen... -...Dea 19
Columbia New York(JlaHow Dec. yi
City ol BOBtou... New York. ..Liverpool Deo. ill
Virginia ..New York...l.iveriM)ol..........,Dea 21
Belgian I'ortland... Liverpool Dec. 21
, CXlAHTWHslt, DOM EW l lO. KTU
Pioneer..-. Phllada WllmlngU)n....-,.Dec IS
Morro CastleNew York-Havana Deo. 19
Janlata... PhlIaaa...-New Oriana,......loo, 21
Tonawanda I'hllarta Bavannab.. Dec 21
Rising Htar -New YorkAspinwall ...Dec 21
UuldluKttar New York Rto Janeiro..- -..Dec. 23
BtarsaddKtripeePhllada Havana... .Deo. 81
N. America. New York...Uio Janeiro... Jan. 23
Malls are lorwarded by every steamer In the regular
lines. Tbe steamers for nr from T.lvurnnni run .1
Queenstown, except the Canadian line, wblcb call at
iuuuuuuurry, j ns ateamen lor or zrom tbe (JOIltl
nent call at Bouthampton.
ARRIVED YK8TURDAY.
KtPfiTTiqTiln ni-rno n anira 1 . Tt .
1.1 . r v. u. u, lo UIIUIS 1 1 Will
with uidse. and naHSeugera to U. Wiusor & Co. Baw
barque Alex. McNeill, lor Charleston, at anchor off
-t.., - itaiii. una- paiiiieu oiftCK, wttn aou-
ble name, and an eaule on ber stern, off Duck creek,
wltb a tug alongside. Haw six BCbooneis below Bout
bay Hook.
hrlir T rtt t f a Tdrlnr A (lav. rm T.. ,ttu
to Meistion & Cloud.
AT NEW CASTLE, DEL.
Bcbr James Allderdice, Jockaway, lxoin Boston.
, MEMORANDA.
Barque Trovatore. Himw iii.r,i rnr Phiini.inhi.
sailed irom Havana lltb insL
BrlK Alice Lea. Herring inr Plillnilalnkls ..iuj
from Havana lothinau ' r '
penr moiuKumery. Hchwalnnon. from Boston for
Philadelphia, at New Yoik 17tb lust.
ociT 11. r-ieraon. i-iersoo, beuce, at rensacola 101b
lost., via Key West.
ncnr a. h. netwiier. Orace. from Newbem. N. O.. for
Phlladelpbla, was detained at Hatteras Inlet lltb
Inst., on account ol low tides.
Bcbr H. Little, Godfrey, from Newborn, N. C, for
Phlladelpbla, at Hatteras Inlet 14tb lust.
bcbr Clara Davidson. Garwood, tor Philadelphia,
sailed from Newbern, N. C. 14th Inst.
Bcbrs F. Fisb, Davis, bence for Boston; Evelyn,
Rowley, hence tor do.; B. Knight. Hussey, rrotn Ban
gor for Philadelphia; and W. Pnilllpi, Bhepard, Irom
H j annls lor do., at Holmes' Hole 1-itb Inst.
t-curK.B. Kmery, Young, hence, at Boston 16th
instant.
bchrs B. English, Moonlight, and J. Lancaster, re
mHlned at Newport loth lust.
tchr J. Klenzle. Lake, lor Philadelphia, cleared at
New Y'ork yesterday.
Bcbr B. F. Reeves, from Newport for Phlladelpbla,
In ballast. Is ashore on Poor House Point, Newport
outer harbor, having missed stays and went ashore in
beating up the river on the ltith. Bhe will be got off
without damage.
Bcbr A. 1 1. Massey, Donley, hence for Washington,
D. C. l ut Into Alexandria 17th Inst., on account of
the lee.
Bchr R. Peterson, English, from New Bedford tot
Philadelphia, at Norfolk 16th lust., In distress,
NOTICE TOMARINERS
Captain Fairfax, or the U. B. steamer Basqnehanna,
t New York, reports tbe lightship off the Capes or
tbe Delaware as having parted ber moorings, ha hav
ing seen her Buy miles off the Capes, under sail.
The Bnoy No S, of the sand heap oft Bandy Hook,
was ranted away by the Ice yesterday, and has
drifted to sea.
Notice Is hereby given tbat the first-class Iron Can
Buoy, placed to mark Broad Cove Hock, entrance to
Portland Harbor. Me,, went adrl t from ber moorings
Coring the late gale. It will be replaced as soon as
possible.
Notice Is hereby given that to accordance with the
advertisement from this bouse, dated March 11, 1867,
tbe undernamed buoys In Bristol Channel have been
altered aa follows:
Tne Bain -nli Buoy has been colored black and
wblie In vertical stripes.
The West Cardiff Buoy has been surmounted by a
staff and triangle.
Tbe Cardiff Hook Buoy bas been colored black.
Tbe KaBl Cardiff Buoy has been made a spiral buoy
With a staff and globe, and colored black.
The Naab Bwatuhway Buoy has been colored black
and white In vertical atripea.
The Breaksea Buoy has been colored black and
white In checkers.
The Wolves Buoy has been colored red.
The West Culver Buoy has beeu made a spiral buoy
wltb a staff aud triangle, aud colored black and white
In horizontal bands. '
1 be Kaat Culver Buoy has been made a spiral boor
with a staff and globe, and colored red and white in
horizontal bands.
The New Patch Buoy has been colored red and
white In horizontal bands.
Tbe Beuihweat Patch Buoy bas been made a spiral
buoy wltb a staff and globe, and colored red and
while In horizontal bands.
The Welsh Hook Buoy bas been colored red and
white In checkers. , . , ....
Tbe West Usk Buoy bas been colored red and white
In rhecsers. ...
The F.aat Csk Bnoy has been colored red.
Notice Is alno glveu that unavoidable circumstances
have prevented the changes lu the color ot the Flat
holm aud Csk Lights, adverted to In the notice ol the
lltb March, being made at present, but that the alter
ation will shortly be effected, of which due notice
W" By oror"' P. H. BKRTIION. Secretary.
Trinity House, London, Nov. 29, 17.
SAAC D. EVANS.
HAKU FAC'TUKEB AND DEA1EB IH
OILS. TAINTS, YAKMSIIES,
Naval Stores and Soaps
MO. 10 KORTH DELAWARE AVENUE,'
10 6 tm 8p pniXAlTBAiPHIA.
MILLINERY. TRIMMINGS ETC,
VT 11 IS. ICa U I LUU 1
NO. MB AND 831 MOUTH STREET
Has all tbe novelties In FALL MILUNILRY, lot
T.ariiaa Mlfcaaa. and Children.
Also. Crapes, Bilks, Ribbons, Velvets, Flowers,
Feathers. Frame, etc Milliners supplied. Ml
SPECIAL NOTICES.
P NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING. JOT
COK A CO., Agents for the "TcLnaRAPH1
and Newspaper Press of tbe whole country, have RE
MOVED from FIFTH and CHKHNV T Btreeut to No.
IU 8. SIXTH Street, second door above WALNUT,
Ovric:-No. 144 B. SIXTH Btreet, Philadelphia;
TRIBTJNK BTJILDINOB. New York. TotP
IW UNION DAPTIST FAIR,
AT CONCEItT HALL,,
Will Continue Open Until
FRIDAY HIUIIT , DEC. 0. 12 164t
A FAIR FOR THE SALE OP USEFUL
AND FANCY ARTICLES, will be held la the Lec
ture Room of the
FIRBT PRESBYTERIAN CHCRCn,
GERMAN BTRKET, BELOW THIRD,
Rev. A. CULVER, Pastor,
commencing on TUESDAY, December 17, and con
tinuing lor ONE WEEK, Proceeds to be devoted to
necessary repairs and alterations to the Church build
ing and tbe payment ot outstanding liabilities. 12 14 7t
fef- LADIES' FAIR. A FAIR FOR TUB
ssle of USEFUL aim FAN Y AltriCLlos,
In aid ot the ALEXANDER l'KKBBYTEKl AN
CHURCH, will he held In the New Churcn Ilmldin,
N. K. corner ol K1NKTHKNTH and OKEEN Stree s.
romu,enrlng on MONDAY, December Is, at 5 o'clock
1'. M. and coutioulng during the week.
Tickets ot Admission Beason, 50 cents; Klnele, 25
cents; Children lOcents: to be had at the door, Hi 16 61
rT" PHILADELPHIA AND RBADINC?
- RAILKOAD COMPANY, Office No. W B.
FOURTH Btreet,
Philapklpfiia. Dec. 16.1867.
Notice Is hereby given to the stockholders of this
Company tbat tbe Annual Meeting and an election
for President, alx Managers, Treasurer, and Hecre
tary will take place cn tbe second MONDAY, Ulh of
January next, at 12 M.
12 18IJI3 WILLIAM F. WEBB, Secretary.
fTf OFFICE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, No. 64 WILLIAM Btreet,
New York.
The Coupons of tbe First Mortgage Bonds of the
Central Pacillc Railroad Compauy, due Jan. 1, lsiis,
will be paid lo full, In gold coin, on and after tbat
date, at the Banking House of
FI9K A n 4TCH,
BaDkers and Financial Agents of tbe C. P. K. R. Co.
C. P. HUNTINGDON, Vice President.
Above Coupons bought by BOWEN & VOX, Hpeclat
Agents. No. IS MKKCHANTH' EXCHANGK.121714t
frT- OFFICE OF THE MANUFACTURERS'
a3 INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 431 WAL
NUT Btreet.
Philadelphia, Dec. IS, 1867.
The Annual Meeting ot tbe stockholders or tbe
Manufacture's' Iusurauce Company, and election of
ten Directors for the ensuing year will be held at this
office on MONDAY, January 6, lo6j, between tbe
hours of 4 and 6 o'clock P. M.
VI 18 18t M. B. KEILY, Secretary.
ffCSf FARMERS' AND MECHANICS'
NATIONAL BANK.
Ph ilaprlphta. Dec. , 18(17.
The Annual Flection tor Directors of this Bank will
be held at tbe Banking House on WEDNESDAY,
the 8th day of January next, between tbe hours of 11
O clock A. M. and 2 o'clock p. M.
12 e 1 1 8 W. RUBHTON, Jr., Cashier.
UNION NATIONAL BANK.
r-2-' Philadelphia, Dec. 12, IH67.
The Annual Flection lor Directors will be held at
the Banking House, on TUKBDAY. January 14,
1868, between tbe hours of 10 A. M., and 8 P. M.
li. V. AtUooUibnl AN,
12I2thstulm Cashier.
REDUCTION IN PRICE OF STECK A
CO.'B and . Haines Bro.'s PIANOS. MELO
DEONB. Etc. to tuit ttit li,net 12 12 1m
KS" ALL LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
rr young and old, desirous of having- tbeir Hair
look benutllul during tho Holidays, should get a
bottle or Chkvalikk'b Ljfk fob thk Hair at once.
It qultt tbe nervous action of the over-taxed braiu ,
restores grey balr to Its original color, stops Itsiralllug
out at once, and keeps the head clean. Bold by all
drufrglsiB, hair-dressers, and fancy goods dealers.
VI 12 tlllllMil ISA K A II A. tJIIKVALIKS, AL. D., tM. Y.
frjZT nOLLOWAY'S PILLS. NERVOUS
m3J TTEADACH E. from whatever cauBa. denllltv.
Indigestion. coBtlveness. 11 ver complaint, or nervous
disoruern. will rind a speedy and radical cure lu Hol
low ays Medicines. They invigorate the constltutlou,
restore the torpid energy of the stomach, stimulate
the action orthe bowels, cleanse the blood, and purify
the secretions of the bile and liver, bold by all drug
gists. 12 IS tulbs3t
WIEGAND'S PATENT STEAM GENE
RATOR Is cheap, compact, economical In nse,
and ABSOLUTELY 8AFJC FROM ANY POSSI
BILITY OF EXPLOSION
Apply at tbe Office of BAMTJEL WORK, N. E. cor
ner of THIRD and DOCK 8rit't. Slg4p
"A
Ll CAN HAVE BEAUTIFUL HAIR.'
LONDON HAIR COLOR.
LONDON HAIR COLOR.
LONDON HAIR COLOR.
LONDON HAIR COLOR.
LONDON HAlKaCOLOR.
LONDON HAIR COLOR.
NOT
A
DYE.
NOT
A
DYJE.
LONDON HAIR COLOR
LONDON HAIR COLOR
LONDON HAIR COLOR
LONDON HAIR COLOR
JFH'OHKB AND DREHHINQ,
REhTOKER AND DRKBSI NO,
R KB TOR ER AND DREBING,
REBTORER AND DREBrUNQ,
Tbe only known Restorer of Color Ad Perfect Halt
Dressing combined.
NO MORE BALDNESS
NO MORE BALDNKHjJ
no more baldness
NO MOKE KALDNEba
OH
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OR
GREY HAIR.
ORKY HAIR.
GREY HAlK.
GREY HAIR.
It never falls to buart life, growth, and vigor to
the weakest hair, fasleus and slops Its falling, and Is
sure to produce a new growth of hair, causing It to
grow thick and strong.
Only 75 ceuU a bottle; half a dozen, 4.
bold at DR. BWAYNE'B.
No. 8tt N. SIXTH Street, above Vine.
And all DrOKglsU and Variety Blorea. 1 2 tuthls
FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS, &0
M
EBINO UNDERWEAR IN GREAT VA-
riety, tor sale at
BOFMANN'S HOSIERY BTORH.
Merino Underwear for Gents.
Merino Unaerwear tor Youths.
Merino Underwear fur Infanta,
Merino Underwear tor MiHsee,
Merino Underwear for Ladles.
Merino Hone for Ladies.
Merino Hone for Misses.
Mtrluo lioae lor Youths.
Merluo Hose lor lulauts,
Merluo llose lor Gents.
A 11-wool Shins, while, for Gents.
All-wool Khlrls, scarlet, lor Ueuts,
All-wool Bhlrla, grey mixed.
All-wool Shirts, blue mixed.
All the above, ot superior qualities, for sale at
HOFjHA&N'H IIVSIUtY sTOBE,
tutbs No. North EIGHTH Btreet.
1BIBT MANUFAITUIIEBS,
amd DBALaaa ia
MEM'H rVUKUUlHO DOODI
NO. 8141 4'IIFANUT STBEET.
FOUR DOORS BELOW THJB "CONTINENTAL,
1 27rp fHILAOBLPHIA.
PATENT SHOULDER-BEAM
HII1HI liANIirAtTWBT,
ANIKNTt.K9IEN'SI FHirMlMIlIMQ KTOBI
PERFECT FITTING BUIRTB AND DRAWERS
mane Irom measurtmeni a vuri Bur,
All t "her articles ot GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
GOODS In roil variety.
WIBf HKSTEB CO.,
HI o. 7it CiJ KKN tlT Btreet.
BOARDING.
TpiBBI-CLABS BOARDING
Central location, No. 1121 GIRARD Street, west ol
Eleventh, above Chesnut street. A bandnotnesecoud
story front room, unfurnished , now vacant.
SHIPPING
ft 8TEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING
'ine Inuian Line, salllnc KKH I-WEEKLY, carrvlns
tbe Ublted Mates Malls.
ClTV til- BOSTON -....Saturday, December 21
CITY OF" A NT WKKP......Kanirly, December as
Cl'l Y OF l(INDON Haturday, January 4
CITY OF WABUlNUTONM.....Haturday, January It
KINA .Saturday, January IS
and ea h surceedlng Httnrdar and Wednesday, at
noon, from Pier No. 4S NORTH River.
Rates of ra by the Mall Steamer sailing
XVERY SATURDAY:
Payable In Gold. Payable In Currency.
First Jabln 1(Xi Steerage f
" lo London, ins " to ltndou S6
" to Parls. 11.' " to Paris 4J
Passage by the Wednesday steamers: First Gaol a,
11 lu; t-teersae. :i0. Payable la nulled mates cm rency.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg. Bre
men, etc. at rr derate rates Steerage passage from
Liverpool or Uusenstown, (4(1. currency. Tickets nan
he bought here by persons sending for their friends.
For lurther lulormaiton apply at the Company's
Ofllres. JOIINO DALE Agent,
12t No. 411 CHESNUT Btreet, I'tilla.
NORTII AMERICAN BTKAMSHIP
COMPANY.
Throngb Lime to CallfornlaiTla Fonamt
r Nlcar;ua.
Ba'ltns from New York December Sth and isth
January 6th, isth. and 2stb, aud Kebrnary tub and
Stbih, with New Bteamshlpa ol the First-class. '
rassage iwer man oy any ouier Line.
For lurther Information addnss the nnderslened
at No. 177 WEST Btreet. New York.
D. N. ca kbumwiuis, Agent.
Or THOMAS R. BKARLE,
No. 17 WALNUT Street,
12 8 3m Philadelphia, Pa.
PA88AOE TO AND FRO
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
UK BTKAMSHIP AND SA ILINU PACKJCT.
AT REDUCED RAT EH.
DRAFTS AVAILABLE THRO UGH OUT ENHLAJXS
IRf.LAnU, BCSJ-tJUAJIAI, AJXU WALdui.
For particulars apply to
TA PHCOTTH, BROTHERS St CO-
No. SSBOUTH Street, and No. 2S BROADWAY,
11 Or to THUS, T. HE A RLE, No. 217 WALNUT
TIIK Cllia.AUKa.PIHA A Nit
SOU'lUERN MAIL h'l'KAMsll IP inu.
'A.N Y'!- REGULAR BKMl-MONTii LY I.I.MR.
lOIl M.W OltLKANM, I. A., VIA HAVANA,
JUNIATA. 1'2I6 toliH. i:aftnln P. V. Il.trla
STAR OF TUE UNION.1075 tons, CapU T. N.Cooksey.
Tbe JUNIATA will leave for Naw Orlmru nn
Saturday. December 21, at 8 o'clock A. M., from Pier
lo.rHjuin vvnarves.
The BTA R OF THE UNION will leave New Or
leans for this port on Saturday, December 21,
i urougn Dins oi laomg aiguea lor rreight to Mobile,
Galveston. Natchez, Vl:ksburg, Memphis, Nashville,
Cairo, St. Louis, Louisville, and Cinclunatl.
Agents at jnw urieaus, creevy jNickerson, Co.
WILLIAM L. JAM EH, General Agent,
CHARLES K. D1LKE8, Freight Agent,
11 Z No. SI4 H. Delaware avenue.
SOUIUERN MAIL BI'llAMMlIP fliu.
'b REGULAR SEMI-MONTHLY LINE.
FOIl VIL,ItllN4jiTON, N. V.
V. A t nil ni.li.n 1)1. IV L. 1. 11 .1.1 . . .. 1 1 T n
- - . v 1.11111111)1 A . vyi, Miii,, divuubi vaptaiu j, jsen
nett, will leave for the above port on Thursday.
December 26, at 8 o'clock P. M., Irom Pier 18 South
Vt harves.
Bllls.or lading signed at through and reduced rates
to all principal poluts In North Carolina,
aiouir ni .r iiuiiiigiuu, vv(,riu oc AJauiei.
WILLIAM L. JAM EH, General Agent,
CHARLES E. D1LKES, Kreigbt Ageut,
11 2; No. 314 8. Delaware avenue.
TP SOUTHERN MAIL BTKAMBHIP COM-
S-irU SAIASHAII, UA,
TONAWANDA, 850 tous, Caplalu Ww. JannlngS.
W OM1NU, SM tons, Captain Jacob Teal.
'Ihe BteamshiD TONAWANDA will laava for tha
above port on Saturday, December 21. at 8 o'clock A.
M., Irom Pier is South Wharves.
i hrougn passage tickets sold, and freight taken for
all points In connection with tbe Georgia Central Rail
road. WILLIAM L. JAMES, General Agent,
CHARLES E DILKES. Freight Ageut,
No. 814 B. DELAW A BE Avenue.
Agents at Savannah, Hunter A Gammell. ll 22
MIILADKLoVllIA. BIC1I3I4MI
AND NOREOLK STEAMSHIP LINK
THROUGH AIR LINE TO THE BOOTH
AND WkXTI
THROUGH RECEIPTS TO NEWBERN.
Also all points In North aud South Carolina, vli
Seaboard and Roanoke Rullroad, and to Lynchburg
Va lenneasee and the West, via Norfolk:, Peters
burg, South-bide Railroad, and Richmond and Dan
ville Railroad.
The regularity, safety and cheapness of this root
commend It to the public as the most desirable
meuium ior carrying every aesenpuon or rreignt.
No charge for coinmlaalon, dray age, or any expense
of traualer.
Steamships Insure at lowest rates, and leave regu
larly from first wharf above Market street.
reignt receiveu uauy.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE A CO.,
No. 14 North and South WHARVES.
W. F. PORTER, Agent at Richmond, aud Oily
Point.
T. P. CROWELL A CO., Agent at Norfolk. 6 1
orrosiTivti to jmuno
POLY. DAILY LINE FOR BALT1
MORE, via Chesapeake and Dala
Wait Caual.
Phlladelpbla and Baltimore Union Steamboat Com
pany, dally at 8 o'clock P.M.
The Steamers ot this line are now plying regularly
oetween this port and Baltimore, leaving tbe Pier No.
2N. Delaware avenue, above Market street daily :at
2 o'clock P. M (Buudays excepted).
Carrying all description of Freight as low as any
Other line.
Freight handled with great care, delivered,
promptly, aud forwarded to all points beyond the
terminus free of commiaslon.
Particular attention paid to the transportation of
all description of Merchandise, Horses, Carriages
etc. etc
For lurther Information apply to
M v.! 11 ... 1. r , AKOUS,
No. 18 N. DELAWARE Avenue.
jutuM jj. ituurr. Agent,
s lOf
JNKW KXrBKka LINK T
Alexandria, Georgetown, and Washington,
T, . 1 .1. i iJiubiu... ar.A lliil...i'.n.l
wuli counec'tlous at Alexandria Irom tbe most direct
route for Lyuohbnrg, Bristol, Enoxvllle, Nashvlila
Dalton, and the Southwest.
Steamers leave regularly from the first wharf abOTt
Market street.
Freight reoelvad aally. p
No, 14 North and Sonth Wharves.
3. B. DAVIDSON, Agent at Georgetown.
M.ELDRIDUE A Co., Agents at Alexandria, Vt
flnla.
fp? FOB NEW IOKK, VIA IaA
wUySjaaL ware and Rarltan Caual.
Express Steamboat Company Steam Propellers
leave Dally from first wharf below Market street,
Tbrougb in twenty-four hours. Goods forwarded to
all points. North, Ent, aud West, free of oommisslon.
Freight received at the lowest rates.
WM. F. CLYDE A CO., Agents,
No. 14 South Wharves.
JAMES HAND, Agent,
No. 1Q4 Wail street. New York. ltt
IOU NEW lOKkr-SWirt-
BU Rhi Transportation Company De
spatch and Bwlfuiure Lluee. via Dela-
waie and Karllau Canal, on aud aflor the 16th of
March, leaving dally at 12 M. ana 6 r. M., conueclinf
With ail Northern aud Eastern Hues.
. For freight, which will be taken on aocommodatlng
terms, apply to
WILLIAM M. B AIRD A CO.,
1 1 No.liaB. DELAWAR Si Avenue.
fffh TObillP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
SU1 (V . Tim undersigned having leased the KEN
buiU. SCREW DOt. K, begs to lutorui hla Irieiids
and tbe patrons of tbe Dock that he Is prepared with
Increased facilities to accommodate those having
vessels to be raised or repaired, and being a practical
bio-carpenter and caulker, will give personal atten
tion to tbe vessels eulrusted to him lor repairs.
Captains or AKeola.Bulp-Carpentersaud Machinists
having vessels to lepair, are souciieu to can.
viuvmir the atiem v for the Bale of ' Wetterstedts'
Patent MetalUe Composition" lor Copper paint, for
Ihe preservation of vessels' bottoms, lor this city, 1 am
prepareu tOIUXIUSU lUClttuirun rean.iuauit, inua
JOHN H. llAMMliT,
KeiiHlngton Screw Dock,
1 DELAWARE Avenue, above Laurel street.
PROPOSALS.
DKOPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
Orrici Assistant QuAKTKRkCASTKR, U. 8. A.,
Savannah. Ga.. Dec tt. 1Kj7. I
Sealed prepnsais will be received at this Ofllce
until BA'llJItDAY, December 21, IS67, for supply,
lug this Depot with the loUowing quautlly of forage,
vnt,;
225 000 pounds OATS.
Sbo.uou noiinds HAY.
The oats to be sound, tree irom Girt or chair, and
nut un in uood. atrouv NHckn of not less than two (2)
or more than lour (4) buniiels per sack. Tbe bay to be
souid. liee from dirt aud weeds, and well baled.
The whole to be subject lo such Inspection .as may be
direcltd.
Delivery to commence wllbln ten (10) days after tbe
contract in awarui'u. anu tu uo uvhtvivm at nuuu nuux
and in arch ouaulitles as may be deslaualed. l'ropo
mil lo be lu duplicate, aud endorsed by sureties, as
tlMlUl.
1 he Government reserves the right to reject any or
all bids, or select such parts of bids as may oe lor the
Ltut interest of tbe service.
l'ropohals to be endorsed " Proposals for tbe
Lellvery of Forage," and addressed to the under
signed. By order of Brevet Brlgartlor-General R. Bazton,
Ihlcf Quartermaster luiru muinry uiatriri.
VI II 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 111. Ul' 11 1, j
jj is 6t Brevet JJaJor aud A. 4. if.
C-1KT THE BEST THK HOLY BIBLE-H A RD
J lug's Edition Family, Pulpit aud Pocket Bible
In beautiful istylee or Turkey MoriHttxi and antliiot
bludlnk. A new edition, arranged for photographic
Por raits of families,
v WM, W. HARDING. Publisher,
(No, 121 CHEBNUT Ure' OesewFoarUt
DECEMBER 19, 18G7.
PROPOSALS
PRP(J8AL8 FOR ARM If TRANSPORTA
TION. orrrc cmifr Qitartermastkr, l
Fort I.kavsn wohth, Kansas, Nov. lo, IW17.
Pealed prnpoxaia will be re;eive1 at this ollice until
12o'clbck M. the lltb ol January, ltws, for the trans
portation of military supplies during the year com
mencing April I.ikoh, and ending March 31, 1H6K, on
tbe following routes:
ROUTE KO. .
From Fort Hsrker, K annas, Fort navs. Kansas,
and any other point or points that mayfhe designated by
the Chief Quartermaster Department or tbe Missouri,
on tbe Union l'aclllc Railroad, E. !., to any places
t hat may be designated by the shipping ofllcer, In tho
Biate of Eansaa and Territory of Colurado south of
latitude 40 degrees North, and to Fort Union, New
Mexico, or other depot that may bedealgnated In that
territory, and to any other potuta on the route to tbat
depot.
ROUTE NO. 8.
From Fort Union, or such other depot as may bs
established in the Territory of New Mexico, to any
poets orslatlons that are or may be established In tbat
1 errltory, and to such poauj or stations as may be de
signated In the Territory of Arlsona, and lu the State
ot Texas, want of longitude lie degrees,
ROUTE No. 6.
From such point as may be designated on the Mis
souri Pan llo hailrnad. Southwest Branch of Missouri
Pacillc Kallroad.or the Union Paclilo Railroad. E. L,
to ion Gibson, Indian Territory, or such other point
as may be established as the military depot lu that
Territory.
The weight to be transported during the year will
not exceed ou Route No. 2. 2,oo0,0ip pounds; on Route
No. 8, 8,000.0110 pounds; and on Route No. B, 2.0uo,ouo
pounds.
Proposals will be made for each route separately.
Bidders will state the rate per 1(W pounds per 100
tnlles at wblch.they will transport tbe stores In each
month of the year, beginning April 1, 1868. and end
ing March 81. 18f.
Bidders will give their names In full, as well as
their places of residence, and each proposal must be
arcompanltd by a bond in tbe sum of teu thousand
(llti.doo) dollars, duly executed by two or more re
sponslole persons. In legal form and proporly stamped,
guaranteeing that In cane the coi. tract Is awardeu for
tbe route meutloned In the proposal to the party pro
posing. It will be accepted and entered Into, and good
and sufficient security furnished by said party lu ac
cordance with the terms of this advertisement.
Each bidder must be piesent at tbe opening of tbe
proposals, or be lepresenled by his attorney.
1 be contractor will be required to give bouds In the
following amounts:
On Route No. , tZOO.rOO.
On Route No. 8, llou.tiou.
On Route No. N fo.lH0.
Satisfactory evidence ot tbe loyalty and solvency of
eacb bidder and person offered as security will be re
quired. Proposals will be Indorsed "Proposals for Army
Transportation on Route No. "2," "8," or "5," aa the
case m ay be, ond none will be entertained unU sitlusy
comply with the rrquirementt of thtt (UliHriinemetU.
The party to whom au award Is made must be pre
pared to execute the contract without unnecessary
delay, and to give tbe required bonds for the laltbful
performance of the contract.
The right to reject any aud all bids that maybe
Offered Is reserved.
The contractor oi eacS route must be In readiness
for service by the lstdaFf April, lsiis, and must have
a place of business f agency at which be may be
communicated with readily. For Route No. 2 at Fort
Darker, and such other points on tbe railroad as may
be designated as tbe starling point ol tbe route; for
Route No. 8 at Fort Union, New Mexico, or such other
point as may be establiabed as the depot, aud for
Route No, 8 at Leavenworth, Kansas.
Blank forms showing the conditions ot the contract
to be entered Into for each route can he had upon ap
plication at this oillce, or at the ofllce of the Quarter
master at New York. Chicago, St. Louis, St. Paul,
Fort Leavenworth, Omaha, Ih-nver, C. T aud Santa
Fe, and must accompany and be a part of the pro
posals. ,
. L. C EASTON,
Deputy Quartermaster-General,
12 8 tJll C Q. M. Dep't of the Missouri.
HEADQUARTER8 DEPOT OF THE PLATTE,
CH1EV QUA RTKHM ASTER'S OFPIOSS, 1
Omaha, Neb., November 20, 1S67.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA HON.
Bea ed Proimssls will be received at this ollice until
12 M.on THURSDAY, tbe 2d day of January, ltiw.
for tbe transportation of Military Supplies during
the year ron.menclng April 1, 18R8. and ending March
81, 181.9, on Route No. 1, from Cheyenne, Dakota, or
such other points as may be determined upon during
the year, on tbe Omaha branch of the Union Pacillc
Railroad, west of Cheyenne, lo such posts or
depots as are now or may be established la tbe Ter
ritory ot Montana, south ot latitude 47 degrees. In tbe
Territory ot Dakota, west of longitude lot degrees. In
tbe Territory of Idaho, east of longitude 114 degrees,
and In Ihe Territories of Utah and Colorado, north of
latitude 40 degrees, Including, If necessary, Denver
city.
The weight to be transported daring the year on
Route No. l will not exceed twenty-live million
(25,010,000) pounds.
Bidders will state the rate per 100 ponnds per 100
miles at which they will transport tne stores In each
mouth of the year beginning April l, 186s, and eudtng
March 81, lsfca.
Bidders should give tbelr names In full, as well as
their piaces of residence, and each proposal should be
accompanied by a bond in the sum of ten thousand
(IIOikhi) dollars, signed by two or more responsible
persons, legally executed and properly stamped, guar
anteeing that In case a contract Is awarded for the
route moutloned In the proposal to tbe party pro
posing, tbe contract will be accepted and entered Into,
and good and aurtlclent security furnished by said
party in accordance with the terms of this advertise
ment. Each bidder mnst be present at the opening ot the
proposals in person or be represented by his at
torney, ihe contractor will be required to give f250,000
bonds.
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solvency of
each bidder and person offered as security will be re
quired. Proposals must be Indorsed "Proposals for Army
Transportation on Route No. 1," and none will be en
tertalued unless they fully comply with the require
ments ot this advertisement.
The parly to whom the award Is made mast be
prepared to execute tbe contract at ouce, and to give
the required bonds lor the laltbful performance of
the contract.
The right to reject any or all bids tbat may be
offer d is reserved.
Tbe contractor must be in readiness for servloe by
the 1st day of April, 1868, and will be required to have
a place ot business or agency at which he may be
communicated with promptly aud readily, for Route
No. 1, at Cheyenne. Dakota, or at such other point
as may be Indicated as the starting point of the
route.
Blanks forms, showing tbe conditions of the con
tract lo be entered into, can be had on application at
this office, or at tbe office of the Quartermaster at New
York. St. Louis, Fort Leavenworth, Santa Fe, and
Fort Spelling, and must accompany and be a part
of the proposals.
By order of ths Quartermaster-General.
WILLIAM MYERS,
Brevet Brlg.-Gen., Chief Quartermaster, Department
of the Platte. 12 2 lm
PROPOSALS- FOR AKMYT TRANSPORTA
TION. Oinci CnriKir Quartermaster,
Department or Dakota,
Br. Paul. Minnesota. Nov. 18.
.
TA, -8,
1807.)
this oillci
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
nntll li o clock M.. on the 40th day of.January. 186S.
tor the transportation ot Military Supplies during the
rear commencing April 1, 1S6S, aud ending March 81,
M9, on Route No. 4, Irom Balnt Paul, Minn., or Halnt
Cloud, Minn., by tbe shortest road or line, to such
Posts as are uow or may be established In the State
ol Minnesota aud In that portion of Dakota Territory
lying east of tbe Missouri river and bounded by it,
aud from Fort r-teveuson, or other designated point
on tbe Missouri river, eastward to present posts, or
such as may be established east or north of that river,
in Dakota Territory,
The wtlght to be transported on this Route No.
4 shall not exceed ten million pounds (10.000,000
pounds.)
B do1 era will state the rate per one hundred (100)
pounds per one huudred (100) miles for ecb month ot
Ihe year beginning April 1, 1868, and ending March 81,
1869.
Bidders should give their names In full, as well as
their places of residence, and each proposal should
be accompanied by a bond In the sum of ten thousand
dollarx, signed by two or more responsible persous,
guarauleelhg thai lu cae a contract Is awarded for
the route mentioned lu the proposal to the parly pro
posing, the con tract will be accepted and entered Into,
aud good and sufficient sfcurlty furnished by said
party in accordance with the terms of this advertise
ment. Tbe contractor will be required to give bonds In the
sum of one buudred thousand dollars (litl,0o0.)
batislectory evidence of Ihe loyalty and solvency of
each bidder and person offered as security will be
required.
Proposalslmust be endorsed "Proposals for Army
Transportation on Rout No. 4," and none will be
entertained uulfss they fully comply with the re
quirements of this advertisement.
The parly to whom an award is made must be pre
pared lo execute the contract at once, and lo give lbs
required bonds for the faithlut performance of the
TWe right to reject any andi all bids that may be
Offered Is reserved.
Tbe contractor must bs In readiness for service-by
the 1st dav ol April, W, and will be required to have
a place ol business or agency at which be may be com
municated with promptly and readily lor Route No.
4, at r-alnl Paul, Miuuesota, loit Btevetisou, Dakota
Territory, or at st cb other point as may be Indicated
as tbe slarllug point of the route.
Blank loruiB. showing Ihe conditions or tnecontract
to be entered Into, cau be had ou application at this
tilHi e, or at the ollioe of the Quartermaster at New
Yoik. Chicago. St. Lotil", Fort Leavenworth, Omaha,
and Fort Bnelllng. and must accompany and be a
part of lbeimPO.U a . noljAmRT)(
Lletlt.-Ool., Deputy Q. M. Gen.,
Brevet Balg.-Geu. U. S. A.,
11 10 tJlt Chief Q. M., Department of Dakota.
fTITLCR, WEAVER & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
JMAISILLA AND TARRED CORDAGE. CORDS,
TW1NKS, ETC.
No. 23 North WATER Street, and
No. 22 North DKLA WARE Avenue,
ruLLApaLruiA.
Edwin U. Fit I fit. Minim vfr.
t'OMUAD F. CLOTUlSJt. Jii-ij
AMUSEMENTS.
A
CADEMY OK MUSIC
GEORGE. WILLIAM A ALFRED HANLON,
1011 tyLVY;"
The World's Great Favorlie'.-tbe wonderful and
HANLON BROTnKFtBI Tt ANLON Tmrvrrrir.rm
George. William and Alfred, with tbeir UrandJ
x ran.-AiianiKj a,ujuhiwuii, i wenty male and
1 male Continental Art lute, all new to America.
THE HANLON BROTHERS
have secured tbe lollowlng confederation of human
skill, their first appearance In this city :
HARRY GURU,
THE CHAMPION BW1MMER OF Til HI WORLD,
tbe celebrated Nalator or Human Frog, In bis mar
vellous (quatlc evolutions, In the course ot which be
will eat, drink aud smoke, while entirely submerged
In his watery bed. .
PROFESSOR GREOOrRE.
KTHARDO, THE GREAT SPIRAL A8CEX
BIOMlwT. MAD'LLE GERTRUDE,
and her highly tralnevl Caulue Troupe of Seven Edu
cated French Poodle.
MJbS GREGORY, THE VRRSATILK ARTISTE,
J KAN AND VIC I OK.
the Champion Juvenile Gymnasts of all Europe.
ALfHr HAND ARTHUR, the A KRI A L WON DER3.
GEORGE. WILLIAM. 1L1KKII HANLON.
In Ibeir Intrepid and terrllic Aerial Feats, Including
meir new ai.cl wonderful creation, entitled the
THRkE 1LY1NU MEN OF THE AIR,
first time In this city.
HANLON'B (iSAND MINT ATT7TCR CIRCUS.
Introducing the boaiiilltil Trick Pony "Aurora," tbo
leriorming Goal "Ksmeraiaa," the Highly trainea
Heed "Diana." and the celebrated Quadruped Artiste.
"Jupiter." the only Dog lu the world that has been
I. i.ail.lA r...lt I n- n ,1 .. II - .i . I lln i.
. .i I. p, i wit,iir, T.uii iir.p. 1 i, 1 1 1 11. 11 n , c., 1 1 .n i'is
the most accomplished Equestrians of the day. The
muoievaiine fraternity in
THE LILLIPUTIAN STEEPLE-CJXASE.
New Chrlsimas Pantomime, entitled
PERPETUAL lORMENT,
In which the promiueut members of tbe troupe will
appear.
ORSND HOLIDAY MATIVEFS,
rUniflTU iU AMI. U.'imin.V . L-n. nVVlV'O
iii iiu i.'n . Him . n , Emnuvii",
at 2l, o'clock lor the especial accommodation of
Families and Schools.
PRICES I F ADMISSION. To Matinees, Adnlut,
(0 cetits; Children lo all parts ol the House, 25 cents.
Evenings Orchestra, (1; Orchestra Circle and Bal
cony, 76 cents; Family Circle, ftoc.i Amphitheatre, 20o.
Doors o, en at 7. Overture commences at 1 o'clock
precisely.
The sale of tickets will commence at ths Academy,
and at J. E. GOl'LD'B New Piano Warerooms,No. 9i3
CM BN UT Street, Friday. Dtceu. ber 20.
Remember tbat those who wish for seats must se
cure tbm In advance. 12 19 41
A
CADEMY
0 F
MUSIC
DE LA GRANG1T. BRIONOLL
GR AiN x 1'IALJAJN UrKKA COMPANY.
THIS (Thursday) EVENING, Dec. 19. at 8 P. M.
Last Night but one of the Opera. Mozart's chel
d'u-'uvre,
DON GIOVANNL
Meedames DE LA UHtNum, PHILLIPA. and
Mcculloch, sinoori brignoli, orlandini,
BUB1NI, and COLETTI In the principal roles.
Musical Director and Conduct or......blgnor NlCOLAO
FRIDAY, Deo. X.i. ERNANI.
SATURDAY. Dec. 21 GRAND FAREWELL
MATIN EE-MARTHA.
Admission to the Matinee, fl. Including reserved
SeBoi Office open dally from 9 A. M,, at the Acsdemy
of MubIc, and C. W. A. ThUMPLER'U new Mtuia
Btore, No. CHEBNUT Street.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OP MUSIC.
MAX MAREIZEK'S
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
POSITIVELY FOR TWO WEE US ONLY,
Commencing MONDAY, Jan. 6, 1868,
during which Ihe distinguished prima donna.
M'ME PARE PA ROB A,
will appear In a enmher of her favorite roles. 1212tf
NEW CHESKUT STREET THEATRE.
Lessees WM.E. SINN A CO.
GERMAN J KAMA.
LAST MUIIT BUT TWO OF
M'LLE FANNY JANAUSOHEK
fThe Greatest Living Tragedienne).
THIS (Thursday) EVKSINli, Dec. 18,
Will be performed Goe. he's celebrated drama,
EGMON r,
with the muslo composed expressly for it by
Beethoven.
M'LLE FANNY JANAUSCITEK as CLARCHEN.
'lO-MORROW (Friday! EVESINO, Dec. 20,
Will be produced Leaning's immortal drama,.
EMILIA GALOTTI.
M'lle CANNY JANAUSCUEKln two characters.
Vis., EMILIA and the COUN I'EdS ORdlNL
On bATURDAY (positively last nlgbt),
MARIEANNK.
Tickets, l; Reserved seals, so cents extra. Family
Circle, 60 cents only. Private Boxes. (ir.
Tickets low on sale at Wlttlg'a Muslo Btore, No.
1021 Cheanut stieet, and at the Box Office of the
Theatre.
Doors open at IU- Commence at 8 o'clock.
SATURDAY M'LLE ZOIC MATINEE.
MONDAY. Dec 23 CENDRILLON.
CHESNUT STREET TIIEATRE.
MAD'LLK FANNY JANAUSCHEK,
OMMKNCINU
MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 16.
Ticket Ollice at Wittig's Muslo Store, No. 1021 Ches
put street. 12 14
ALNUT STREET THEATRE.
THIS (Thursday) EVENING. Dec. 19
LAST N1GUT O. THE LOTTKRY OF LIFE.
FOURTH AND LAST WEEK OF
MR. JOHN BROUGHAM,
who will appear, lor the twenty-second and last
time. In bis great dramatio satire upon the vices,
lollies, and sensations of the preseut day, entitled
THE LOTTERY OF LIFE,
Terry, the Swell .Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM
FRIDAY FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MR. JOHN
BROUGHAM.
MRS. JOHN DREW'd ARCH STREE1
THEATRE. Begins at 7X o'clock.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF
EDWIN ADAMS.
THI8 (Thursday) EVENING. Deo. 19.
THE MARBLE HEART.
Rapb ael .............. ........ - ED WIN A D AM3
Volag. Mr, O. Waloot
Marco..., -Miss E. Price
FRIDAY BENE Fir AND LAST NIGHT OF
EDWIN ADAMS.
SATURDAY-BENEFIT OF MR. WALCOT.
CHRIBTMAB WEEK "OURS.''
FOX'S AMI- MCAN VARIETY THEATRE
EVERY EVENING A NO SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
GREAT COM BINATION TROUPE,
In Grand Ballet Ethiopian Burleaques,UoJags, Danoea
Pantomimes, Gymnast Acts, etc
VTEW PHILADELPHIA OPERA HOUSE.
JN BEVEN1H btreet, below Arch.
TUN1BON A CO.'B MINSTRELS.
GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME THROUGH
OUT. CROWDED HOUSEH.
DELIGHTED AUDIENCES.
IMMENSE BUCOFJHS OF THE
NEW BURLESQUE.
PETER PIPER PKPPFJR PODGE AND
IORT FISHER.
FRANK MORAN as OR. COLTON. and In his great
character ot Mousieur Julllen,
Don't fall lose him,
FRANK MORAN, J. H. BUDWOKTH.
W. S. BUD WORTH, W. ALLEN.
ROBIN BON. And others.
THE CBKAMOF THE PROFESSION,
In their respective characters.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Commence at 8. Admls
slon il, 6o, and 75 cents. Boxes, 88.
RE COMING.
The far-famed, original, and only
MORRIS BROTH EltH' M INISTRELS,
AT CON CI RT HALL, MONDAY EVENING, Dec
23, and EVERY EVENING during the week. Also.
A GRAND MATINEE ON CHRIBTMAB AFTER
NOON, commencing at 2.'a o'clock.
BILLY MORRIS, the People's Comedian, with an en
tirely new entertalnmeut, entitled
A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD.
Admission, 26 cents. Reserved seats, 60 cents.
Doors open at to 7, To commence at M lo 8.
Box Office open from 10 A. M. to 8 1. M. lor thesale
01 seemed stats. CHAB. A. MORRIS, Manager. 121894
CARL SENTZ'S
ORCHESTRAL MATINEES.
EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
At 8'. oclrck.
IN HORTH tLTURAL HALL.
Piano Solo Mr, II. U, THUNDER.
Package of Four Tickets for Oue Dollar.
Single Tickets, 60 cents.
To be bad at Boner A Co.'s, No. 110S Chesnut street,
rnd at the door. n imf
ASSLLR'S MONDAY AFTERNOON CON
ciR'iB, at concert hall, every Mon
day, irom 8, till 6 o'clock. Four tickets, iii
thirty, , w '
GEF.MANIA 0EC1IFSTRA. PUBLIC RE
lieu reals at tbe MUSICAL FUND HALL, everv
SATURDAY, at 84 P. M. Tickets sold at the dTor.
aud at all principal Music Stores. Engagements cau
be made by addreaslng G. BASTF:RT, No. 1231 HON.
7'EREY Street, or at R. WILLIG'S Music Btore. No
1821 CHEBNUT Si reel. 10 9 km
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Tent, Awning, Trunk, aud Wagou Cover Duo
lso, Pajier Manufacturers' Drier Felts, from oue.t
tveral feel Wide; Pauling, Belting. Ball Twine, elo.
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