THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PUILADELPm A, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1868.
3
NE1YS SUMMARY.
Cliy Airnlr.
Ycftfrdfly nflcriioon, lu the Unitel Sta'es
District ('our'-, beloie Jurtia Cu.i al.ier, tn tin)
race ot the Unitel sta vs. Oeorm? VV. Alcxau.
d.-r. lo ore rt'portrd, the prosecution re-culled
lteenuc In-pt c'or brooks, ho, at tne timoot
the (i locRil fruuilx, BCtPd la ttio ciipitcity of r
(jovc riiment detective, to tint b nud. lie HMtitle.l
thntou tue niehtot Juno 21 h' lodged at Keller's
Lome in Headiue. nd tue next uiornintr posted
hinmlf in an adjo'nin- ro n where he co.ild
rre everything lu the prlor: attout 8 o'clock
Horrit and Keller er:terrd the parlor, and the
wilnftp cautiously pn-rrl into the cellar under
neath, wlxro be f-eiuel ht;iirclf, with hit lea
far a?a'n!t a pipe coinniuntciHiR with the
i)arUr, and no'c-book and p-iicd in his hand;
he heard Moint uruc Koli'T not to reveal any
thing aci.iiist Co:oi el Alexander, ntyiinp that
If Kcl'er would keep nu.et, h'- could h ve:tr blae'i
and M'e; Cl. Alxmdr would tell nothing,
and a 1 tho oilier parti". would do likevvl-t' and
it would r:e Inipusfnb e to find out anytli'" .
ithout them ; he waned Kll"r tr.ut if they w.
detected, hu (Kelp r) would not escape, bit.,
Would be included in tVe puni.-hni'nt.
Keller wa alto examined in corroboration of
llils, ptmI tbe cblC for tin: prosecution closed.
The arguments of counsel lollOrYt'd, but were
sot cone It'ded.
At the Oatral Rtntion .y'erday, berore
ild loan Pettier, A'cxnud-T 'ob.iHkt, a peddler,
ol Svuvuefb'irL', I'a.. h id Ueur mini lhu charae
ol ful-e nreiet'T ai.d lorm-rv. J;ime l.aniiiin:,
ol the firm ol I.unuinir1 nobi-ris. N . 2ti't A!nrk"t
Ftrcc', tcsniied that eertii;iit. cune to their
plate of biiMuesiin fciei)t., lSu7, and bouu'lit a
bill of poods on credit, the unrteratuiiiiiP!;
1'avinp been that he would be thin lavored if he
nb'ati.crt the reeoinnie'uiution of Albert II.
jli tf'liou, wdieh lie represented be hud done,
producing one bearing tho frippiituru of that
pen'b man. Mr. Meishon tcstitied that he had
roitbtr written nor rdirnert the reconmenda
ti in. Theodore I'. rSttiulfcr testified that de
ierdDut obtained one hundred dollars from him
on an order siMiied A. II. M rshou, and tbis
order Jlr. Mert-lnu al o testified was a fjtvery.
f obriskl wa bt id hi $2001) bail lor his appear
arce at court.
Between one and two o'clock yesterday
mornintf a private wutcbrnnu. em pi .yed to pro
tect stores on Eiehth street, above Vine, mid
Policeman Ottioncr, in poms to the rear of
fclefsrs. AlorriB & llotliuuu'd dry goods 9'.ore,
Irtfjhtened off a pun;: of robber? who were
opcratii f there. The rogues had commenced
to bore throupb a buck shutter, and had Btruck
upon a theet-irou linii.g, wliich preveLted the
bit Irotn fioitipr throuub. 'J he brace and bit
were lett behind by the thieves, all of wbom
made their ppi-up?.
Jol.u Call had a hearincr vesterdav before
United Stateg Coinmbsloucr Henry IUillip3, Jr.,
chnrued with carrying on ihe buincs of a
Oitiiler in fraud ot the revenue. Policeman
Kioi)9 testified that defendant had a still, in
July last, in a shed back ot No. 1720 Richmond
street, and that he wa.-i cen cnirased in it while
tbe rintillation was po'mr ou. Other witnesses
temiQed to the tame eliVct. Tbe accused wa?
Leld !.or trial.
WananiMker & Brown's Clotbinn House, at
Bix h and Maiket streets took tire about noon
vchterday, on the first tloor, near tbe heater.
The flames were cxtinuui.-died by the attaches ot
the establishment beloro much damage was
done.
The brldcf! at Orayjs Ferry will bp closed to
travel loroue week, from Monday next, Uccein
ber 7, lor Ihe purpose of repiarklng.
A DeMrucllve fire.
FOUR MEBCANTILE HOUSES BUUNEO OUr.
YcLtrday afternoon, at twenty minutes pas
6 o'clock, a the was discovered in the lame rive
etory (inn' warehouse ot T. Jloiris I'erot & Co..
No. C21 Market street. The origin of the tire is
Dot known, but is supposed lo have been caused
by the explosion ot a carboy ot iullaiuuiable
eub.-tance in the celiat ; but the spread of tne
flames was so rapid as to prevent any investitja-
tiou before the tire had destroyed the building.
In letfB than tilteen iniuuies alier the alarm wa3
liret Ktven, tbe llauics had epn ad throughout
the structiue, rive stories in height, and exienl
lns batk to Commerce street. Tne combustible
nature of the contents of tbe store aiaed the
fire, Hud hi C o'clock the rjr; was in every
portion of the biitWi iiiir, and, coinins out ol the
Windows, illuminated the neighborhood tor
equares. A peneral id-inn was then
founded by tbe State. I louse, and the firemen
liom all portions ol the city were soon on the
ground, but their elloits were directed to the
preservation oi surroundinc property. The
intente beat of t lie tire "i ibe drui; store, to
gether with the larne 1' '.") cariiud a-aytothe
eouth amt iart by the wr d, mud this work of
the tirenien an important one. For u distance
ot not less than two squares Iroin th"5 tire,
buildiuKB were in dauier, and the constaui
iriculiou ot the occupants was needed topic
Tent tires at a d'stnuce. Near the a rusr store,
where the danger was more iniiniuc.it, (ire neu
were at work. At oue time tho roof of 1 lie
States Union Hotel, nearly opposite Perot's. ws
on tire, but the euiuloyes iu the hotel siiccee led
in Baving tbe builaiuc and preveu'.iui? any
daniace. On the same side with the burning
buildii m, it was found impossible to save tbe
fipjoininf structures. No. 61!), a flve-6'ory
blown moue building, aiijoiuius on the eat,
occupied by Kilburn 4 Gates, cottage furniture
manuiacturers, was destroyed down to the first
ptory, and the lare ftock of luruiture burned.
Ko. 623, also five stories, uiijoiuiuer oujjihe west
Bide, was destroyed above the third story, and
bi low that damaged by tbe water. Tbe build
ing was occupied on the first iloor by Sellers &
Brothers, wire-cloth and sieve manufacturers,
and above that by William W. Paul, boot and
thoe manufacturer. No. CI7, oc.cup.ed by (Jraff
& Jardeu, a large building, occupied by tno
firm uj grocers, was damaged by water, as was
also the store No. 615, occupied by K A. Coyle
& Co. and Coyle, Laughliu & Co., wholesale
5rocers. Tho roof ot No. 625, occupied by
doyd, Suplt-e & VVulker, hardware merchants,
was destroyed, and the stock on hand damaged
by water. All the buildups were rive stories in
height and extended b'ltk to Commerce str jet.
The fire could be seen lor a great distance and
drew to the scene an immense crowd of spec
tators. Further particulars wilt bo louud on
our outilde pages,
Whiie .. l-'ici 6troct Are was at Its height
last evening, au alarm was sounded from ibe
Union Street Station House, in the Filth ward.
Compai.ies were detailed by the Chief Engineer
to proceed to that locality. The tire prou'eied
from a tbree-story brick dwelling ou Cypress
t Ireet, above Third, owued by the heirs of the
late John K. Child, and occupied as a chiir
manufactory by C. H. Nowkirk 4 Co. The place
was soon wrecked, the contents being consumed.
The building is partly covered by insurance.
Nvwkirk & Co. will lose $3,100. Insurance, $8)0.
Tbe establishment is supposed to have been
fired by nn inceudiury. Just previous to the
discovery of the Haines a strange inau was no
ticed Dy a lady residing in tbe neighborhood to
come out ot tbe cellar of the factory, and make
his escape by a bHw miev ino Surnco street.
City t'ouucilN.
These bodlei um yesterday afternoon.
Sued Counci '.President Stokley was in tbe
chair. A communication from this University
bt Pennsylvania making a proposition to pur
chase a portion of tbe Almhou-e grounds
Whereou lo erect bu Mings suitable lor the pur
poses ol tbe University, was reierred. Another
from tbe superintendents ol the public squares
asking fi r an increase of salary was al-o referred.
Au ordinance making au appropriation ot
f 160,000 for tbn payment of the new Ice boat
nrne up, and, after a sh'irtdenate, passed. The
Mayor submitted a number of police appoint
ments, which were con tlrmed. The Committee
on 6chools reported favorably to tho purchase
of a lot of ground ou Allen's lane, in tbe
Twenty-second ward, tor school purposes, and the
biW passed. The $1 000,000 Paik loan oil 1 was
taken op, and for tbe want of a two-third vote
(18 yeas and 10 nays) fell. The bill providing
for a loan ot $1,000,000, for an extension ot tbe
Water Works, for tbe eame reason fell. An
ordiuauce appropriating $ll,0oofor tbe erection
of a new school building in the Tonty-Ufib
ward passed. The Conmittee on City Property
enbmiltvd an ordinance condti uting the Slavor,
hvarffc of (ienarinienis, Commit'ee of Citv Pro
pirt.v, and citaiu ci.lzens a commission for tbe
rrect'on of miblic buildini!i. The bill also pro-
vldes lor tbo advcrtiHiug ami for tne Issuing ol
contracts. It selec's Independence Bquare (Ibc
Walnut street Iroiit) as the Bit- for the new
butldiues. A motion to trke out Independence
Square and insert Centre Square raused conside
rable debate, and eventuated in a motion to
postpone the bdl for the present. This belntr
voted down, a long debate ensued, iu which the
opponent hi true I tint tho city was not in a
condition to admit of any more appropriations
beine made. This was replied to by those in favor
of tbe bill, saying that It was proposed to Im
pose a tax of one-teuth of one per cent., whib
would yield an annual income of $3'J0,000, lor
th" pi. nose of defraying the expen e ot
ere ctiiu the new municipal building, and ihil
the neci esity of the city required sneh buddings.
Mr. Fox stated that the bn a of the connnt8ion
a to throw up tbe build ng-j 'jack from Walnut
street, with an emrai.ce from both tba'.
thoroiiBhfrfre and Che.-nui Btreet. The wings of
the State lloue would b? torn down and
Independence Hall r bit standing alone, with
avf nuvs on either Bide, as entrances to the new
structure. The motion to s'.nke oat Indepen
dence Square and Insert Centre Square was
Oe'euted, and the bill passed.
Mr. Smith presented a resolution instructing
tbe Committee on Fne and Trusts to report an
ordinance providing that no tire company shall
be restored to service, niier having beeu sus
peiiriert by tbn Chief Engineer of tlie Fire l)e
liartnienl, ui.le-s two-ihirds ot the members of
each branch of Councils batl so direct.
'J he Police and Fire Alarm Dep irtincnt blW
cane up, ar.fi, Ihe previous question being
called, dilatory motions were made and the b.ll
filially ri-Bed. Tho Chamber then adjournel.
Common '.ounvtl PreMdeut Mlircer wns in tbe
chair. A petition ol citizens of tb Twnty
mciiI d ward protesting auainst tlie Fourth aud
hihih Kinds Uailw ay Comptny salting their
track, was referred. A coomiunuatiou iiijm tiie
City Comnnssioners a-king aa extra appropria
tion to pay inert uted salaries of the officers of
tbe several courts was le'erred to Coiumiltee
ou Finance, h. II. (Jrat7, in a communication,
pieseutcd to the city a fine portrait of General
lironl, pain'ed by J. K. Lauibdin, the art st.
The donor a?ks that the portrait be assigned a
place in Independence Hall. The portrait was
accepted, and resolutions of thanks were ten
aered to Mr. Craiz. A cominuuicuiion from the
suierintendents of the public squares asking for
an iter ae of salary was referred to the Cow
mit'ee on Finance.
The Sixteenth ward School Directors, in a
communication, complained of the improper
manner in which the Lai denberger school
house, ou Fourth stret, above George, has
bt en finished, and asking for tbe appointment
of a committee to investigate tne matter.
Agreed to. Messrs. Simpson, Iletzell, and Fa
reira were appointed a committee.
Tbe resolution which was under consideration
at the adjournment ol the Cnamber ou Wednes
day last, to refer the ordlnauce to make nn
appropriation for tbe payment of the salaries ot
theJudecsot the District Court aud Court ot
Common Pleas to the City Solicitor, and direct
ing him to prepare a case in order to obtain a
tleuisiou of the teupreme Court in bauc, as to
the liability ot the city to make the appropria
tion (liricted by tbe act of Assembly approved
April 11, 18t8, wns called up and passed.
A resolution to approve tbe sureties ot Thomas
J. bamer, City Solicitor e ect, wa3 passed.
Another to approve the sureties of the Super
visors of the Filth aud Sixth wards wa9 similarly
disposed of.
Ordinances appropriating SI62.G50 to the
Commissioners of Sinking Fund for the year
i860, nn l to pay the examiners in the contested
election cases of 1H67, were passed.
An vrdiuauce niukiug an extra appropriation
ot smI.'jOO to pay fees ot tne District AUorney and
Coroner were passed.
The Finance Committee presented a minoritv
nnd majority report relavive to fixing the tax
rate ot the city ; the former recommending the
sum to lie fixed at v2'20 on tbe $100, and the
lat er at $Ph0 per $100.
The Chamber refused to consider the minority
report.
The majority report was then taken np. and
was debuted upon until the hour of adjourn
ment. Domestic A Hairs.
Gold closed yesterday at 13,"J.
General Grunt visited Harvard College yea
leriiav. 158,000 in'specie was sent to Europe from
New Voik yesterday.
Si 60,000 in ireusure was shipped to.Chiua and
Japan Ir.un S.iu t ranciseo y sterday. '
The Government loses $10(.',(j00 by the fire
at Fori La'ayt tie. Uncle Sam nous not ins ire.
The receipts from internal reveuue yester
day amounted to neatly oue million dollars.
Judge Fulbrton is again in Washington
with chargi s agaiut District Attorney Courtney,
Police Superintendent Kennedy was Yester
day discharged from custody oy Judjje Suther
land.
Tbe insanity of Commodore Mado ii
vouched lor by tbe pbysiciua of the New 1'ort
C.ty Prison.
Kev. wnit:mi i. l'oane was yesterday
elected Bishop of the new Fpiscopal D.oces.e of
Allunv.
The tannery of Neal Ddw & Bon, at Rat-
land Me., was destroyed by tire lustuiht. Loss
very ueavy.
Fittv female clerks on the pay rolls of the
Kt p'ster of the Treasury's ouice have done no
woik lor two weeks.
Belcher Brothers' rule aud skate factory,
near Ncwaik N. J., was destroyed by fire yes
tctdsy. Loss, $30. 000. Insurance, $15,000.
The Siate Curlsfan Couventi u of Minne
sota assembled on Weduesday uigbt, and is the
largest religious garnering ever new in that
State.
$201,473,000 United Stetes registered bonds
weie issued iu the last b.-cul year; $27,000,000
ot this amount was iu exchange fur coupon
bonds. ,
Six companies of tbe 27tb United States
Infantry armed at Omaha from tbe Ve-t ou
Widncday evening, to go into winter quarter.
$17,000 in conscience money to the Govern
ment was received Jroui November, 1U3, ioJuiy,
1867, and $1!.000 in the fiscal year closing with
Juneotthe preseut year.
The motion to quash the Indictment asalnst
Jed. l avis was aigued before, Chief Justice
Chase at Kifhmcnd yesterday. Iiicqard H.
Dana for the Govcrnureut; hobert Ould for tbe
cbict if ltibcls.
l'orel;ii AlluirH.
London, Pec. 3. The American Minister wa3
eutertained at a banquet lust niu lit by the Cham
bet o Commerce ol 13uiuingUaiu. ilr. bright
was l -rest tit,
Mr, Johnson, in the course of Lis response to
tbe usual complimentary toast, referred to the
chun'e in the Ministry, aud said he knew that
those w ho were likely to succeed to the Govern
ment weic anxious to continue the preseut
policy in the negotiations betweeu Fnelaud uud
tbe United Stales.
Mr. Bright uid the presence of the American
Minister was a prot tuat the L'Dited States for
uives its eb( unes in Eutrlaud as freely as it has
toreiveu tho ltebels in America. He reviewed
tbe policy ot the British Government during the
riebelliou, aud deplores its action in recognizing
the lit bels us belligerents. He rejoiced in the
pro.-peet ot a speedy nnd amicable settlement of
the difficulties betweeu Engluiid and America.
London, Dec. 3. The Tones comments with
severity on Disiaeli'a re6iKnation, denounces
what it terms bis ''retreat" as cowardly, and
says it is unprecedented, except iu the ease of
ihe resignation of the Karl ot Uipuu, who had
become Premier, however, only dj:lntr a reccs.
The Foa , 'le eyrafJt, A'ews, aud (standard all
applaud the prompt aciiou of the Prem.er, a
calcula'ed to save ihe Queen from embarrass
ment and bis party from needless ruortidcatiou.
London, Dec, 31 P. M. Desputcbes Irom
Paris report that the police, fearing that mani
festations would be made in honor of Buudin
yesterday, took every precaution to proveul the
people Ironi tiBcembiing at tbe tomb. A large
numner of people, however, gathered in the
De'ghbi rhood of Montmnrtre Cemetery. The
police dispersed the crowd, but they retlied
sullenly, and continued lor bo me time to occupy
tbe neighboring streets. A few of the more
obstinate persons were arrested, but there was
no actual Molei ce, and at ihe las, account-, all
wns quiet. A French journal, which appeared
yr sterday with a black border, was lin nediu'ely
seizi d by tbe police. The prosecution ot the
editors and publishers forpro no lng tho B iu tin
subscription continues. The strike of tbe
priuteis iu ari has ended.
London, Dec. 3. Kr. Gladstone has tone to
W,nd.-or. Tbeie will bu ouly au informal
ireeilng of Parliament on December 10, and an
adjournment until February 15 will tc had,
in oider to r,ive time for tht re election of a
Lew Ministry.
Bkumn, Dec. 3. Count Vou Bismarck has ar
rivrd here.
HrrtuN, Dec. 3. Tho King of Prussia received
tbe Ftench Ambassador to-day, aud assured him
ci Ins friendship for France.
Madrid. Dec. 3. The provisional government
lias pi bll'hed a fixed tariff schedule lor the
An'illes, to take the placo of the present shifting
and nrbitrury tcale of customs duties. G .'neral
Lmrenno Sanz hns been appointed Caotnin
General of Porto Kiro. The Imparciatien
pa e r predicts that it the it "publicans succeed
in the forthcoming election a new .Ministry will
bo formed, with E partero ns Prime Minister,
nnd Orense, Castellsr, Ficueios, Karma, and
Ph nad at tbe bead ol , tbe diilcrent depart
ments. Madkid. Dec. 3. Kspartero lias been asked to
become temporary Dictntor of Spain.
Pkstii, Dec. 3. The Austrian delegation bis
passed the war budget. C.tlrtorwoki, repre
sentative of tbe Poles, urgi'd the adoption ot the
budget tn the ground that Europe was in a dan
gerous state.
Bucharest, Dec. 3. Tho Premier of the nBw
ministry, in n Bjeeeh to the deputies to-day,
declared it would be tbe policy of the Govern
m nt to respect tieaties, oberve obligations to
tbe Sublime Porte, tud maintain an attitude of
eir ct neutrality towards foreign powers.
Havana, Dc. 3. The steamer Vr.la CUr-
armed here to-day. wi.h Aguero, C'spides,
Incbantcqiii, CasUd.anos, PeJro Monzalos, ami
Consegrn, chiefs and agents ol the insurrection,
as i r'soDeis.
The sufleriDgs of the poorprclisses and others
in tbe ea-tern dci nrtincut, on account of the
tciucity of provisions, arc described as heart
rt ndiiig.
The Diario mentions the following incident,
as occurring alter the ba'.tle at C bre: "Dr.
lelix Fiqne rdo, one of tbe chiefs ol the Insur
rection, made an address to bts baud, telling
them oil was l st. and that it was rlorot tor them
to accept the amnciy oilered. After r'ispiiting
with Ibe mn, who refused to take his advice,
Fuiucido. in the presence of all. exclaimin
that be did not wi.-h to aid lu the ruin of his
country, blew out his brains."
Havana. Dec. 3. The revolutionists report
that tbe future ot their cause looks brietPer,
and that they will not surrender. Tbe.y expect
reinforce ments ot Americaus and Dominicans.
The J'ays newspaper, in an editorial, objects
siiongly to the assumption of the title of "Cuban
Junta'' by certain persons In Madrid, and says
they are unauthorized persons aud do not re
present the Cubans. Tbe J'ays Is tlx oruau of
tho Liberal party. Troops have left Brego de
Aspla, and Puerto Principe to pursue aud give
battle to the rebels.
The Anieiican schooner Ellen French, from
Norfolk for Hondnru. rnn ou ihe Coluudo reefs
aid is a total less. Tbe captain and crew were
saved.
Libhon, Dec. 3. Later Kio Janeiro dates have
been received. Tbe war news is unimportant.
Tbe United Sta'es squadron nnd Gen. McMabon,
ihe American Minister to Paraguay, bad l"tt
Rio lor Asuncion.
Ex-Miuister Washburn was expeeted at Rio
Janeiro.
FROM ALBANY.
The Fplscopitl Con ven (low.
Albany, Dee. 3. Iu tbe primary Convention
of the Kpiscopal Church of thenev Diocese, low
in session at St. Peter's Church, the sum ot
$3600 was pledged by various churches for mis
sionary purposes.
The first nallot for a Bishop of the Diocese re
sulted as follows:
Clerical Vote, hay Vutf.
Rev. Dr. Dome ... 17 8
Rev. Dr. Huntington . 15 21
Kev. Dr. Payne ... 0 5
Rev. Dr. Lee .... 3 8
Sixty clerical and e'xty-threc lay votes were
cast, and no choice was made.
The Trial of oIe;
In the Cole rase to-day District Attorney
Smith occup'ed tbe entire morning in summing
up lor the people. He will be followed by Mr.
Biaiy, and Mr. Tremaine will close.
Iturglurs and Thieves in Massachusetts.
Worcester, Mass., Dec. 3. Tbe residence of
G. T. Sy mines, cnshier of the Lancaster Nu ioual
Bunk, at Lancaster, was entered by burglars
lastnisbt. Mr. ty mn.es wns disturbed bv the
no.se and cried oui, w bcreurou th thtevts flrtd
two pistol shots wi'hout effect.
A berse and carriage were stolen from the
barn of Mis. Dolly Chandler, in Lancaster, last
uitht. probably by tbe same party which entered
Sv mines' house. A reward of $r00 has bean
bUciidbythe Selectmen for tho apprehension
of the builars.
Fire Near Newark.
Newark, N. J., Dec. 3. A fire this morning
at irvingiou. about four miles from Newark,
destroyed B-leher Brothers' rule and skate fic
tory, with its conients. Tho loss id about
$UO,000, and the inaurauce $15,000.
Affairs in New York.
New York, Dec. 3. Judge Sutherland to-day
discharged Superintendent Kennedy from cus
tody, sajiug the Coroner had no tight to issue
the vau ant for his arrest.
Explorations or Central Asia.
At tbe last meeting of the Royal Geographical
f-'ociety in London, b.r Roderick Murchisou said
the attention of tho society bad been strouuly
drawn ot late towards Central Asia, and particu
larly to the vast regions whicb, bordered the
uoi ilieastern and northwestern frontiers of
British India. The principal region in tbe
northeast embraced the country l.vmg betweeu
Assam and Szechuen, tbe most westerly pro
vince of China. A warm de9ire was expressed
by a committee of the British Assoeiatio-i, as
well as by the Council of tho Geographical
S ciety, thr.t that intervening space of about
two hundred and titty miles only should be
explored, in order to aeertam if there De
practicable passes throuuh the high mountains
aud wild tiacts which separated the upper
watt rs of the Ynuet.-e-kbmu from tho Brahma
putra at Us gieat bend uear Sudiya. Although
as jet no positive eiloit has been mado to soivo
tiie important problem, tbe Iuuiau auinotities
are making, efforts to open a route of traffic
along a more southerly Hue between British
Buimah and tho great Cniuese province ot
Yuuuhu. now essentially Independent of Chiueso
rule, and most desirous ot establishing a trade
with the British settlemeids ou the lrawaddy.
Of still moie pressing importance, however,
Iban an acquaintance with the regions alluded
lo, is un exj loratlonof the va-t and unexamined
tracts on the northwest, fur beyond lh tiiouta
i ies of ihe Upper ludus, or between Pcsiiaur
and Jdlalabad on the south, and the centres ot
trade nud population at YarkanU Kashgar. The
main object is lo uedne the physical churacter
of tbe vast elevated plateau culled Pauir, or
"Roof of the World," Iroui which the Oxus aud
Zaratsban take their rise, and from wti.cn the
lrdty clams, the Kuen Luu, the Himalaya aud
llir.rioo Koosh, radiate. Iu 18(57, Sir Roderick
ureed the essential importance of such
knowledge, to b acqu red equally by the
Ru-s au aud British Governments, anJ he then
said that tbis greao table land or watershed
onebt'to hi constituted the nu'ral ground
between tbe two emp res, and to bo considered
us a broad zone to be loiever interposed between
Fastern Turkestan, towards which Russia has
l ow advarced, and the most northern limits of
England's ludiau possessions.
With a view to taktus the first step in this
desirable eploration. tho conned Ol tba Geo
graphical Society sent out laetspriug u practised
traveller, Lieutenant, llaywurd, to traveide this
legion from Peshawar.
Ten jears ago a man named Jacques Con
Stadt murdered, from jealously, a young ami
beautiful Italian girl in New Orleans. He was
convicted of the crime, but escaped punish
ment by some legal quibble, only to boomn
insane shortly after. Last week he died, driveu
to death by tbe phantom of a flBhltBS skeleton
which he imagined always by LU Bide, seated
on Lis pillow.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
Fur additional Marine Vut Srrt Page.
ALMANAC HOB FHIJLA UKLPH IA-THI8 DAT .
HUN Kibbh .7 t'S Moon Kixim..,.. 9-4 1
Br Hkth ...4-;t HiH With 6 16
PHILADELPHIA BUAKD OF TKADK,
Pa u v Kb E, 8TOK w,
U-o. N. TaTMAM.
ASIiRIW Whkblpr, J
r Monthly OoMurtTaa
MOVKMKNTS OP OCKAS RTGAMEHS,
FUK AMkiUCA,
AtBlanUi. ......... ..Liinlou....M.Nw York..M,..,No7. 11
1'r.poll Liverpool. ..New York. Nov, ;
ikDiBcus. 1, 1 vprpiKil... Portland .... Nor. If
(.'nledoulH (IIsjikow ....Mew Vork No. 2u
City ol Ctork Llv-riH)l...New YorK..., .Nov. n
liiln jr LlveriHnl...Npw Yorn. ............ Nov. ui
Itl.elu .boiitbamilon..Ne York.......tHov. Vt
ISt-PraKka. Liverpool. ..New York nnv. 21
V. of Antwerp... .I.Iverpool...New Yor Nov. 2
I'iinnlvul....LIvrool...Nnw Yoilu Nov. Vb
Peruvian Liverpool... Portland..,.,, Nov. 2'1
Ilolsaila Sjouihanipioii...Ncw York ..Niiv, 28
FOK KUKOPK.
City or Boston... New York...Llvrpool. Deo, 5
toliiu.bin New York..(4lKBKOW Ker. s
low New York...ulrtHKow. Leo. 6
Lenniark New York.. .Liverpool . l)no. 6
N. An erlctD...l'orllivml, ...... Liverpool lino. 5
Colorndo. ..New York. ..Liverpool.. IVo. tf
t'lilnn New York... Liverpool D--C. H
AiHlanlH ..New York...Londoii l)o 12
Cot Aniwrp...Nfw York...Llverpool D.o. 12
O.oIWhhIiIiikIoiiNhw YorK..I,lverpool IfO. If.
City Ol Pi-Ih...Ncw York. ..Liverpool Dec. lj
COAbl WlSiK, DOMhXTItJ, KTO.
Pioneer Phlld,...wiluiliiKu ,.M.,. Dec. t
1 onswnd Pnilada Mavnnh.....M.....Deo, li
Aluslin .New York... AHulnwall Deo.
MlsHismppI New York... ltlo Janeiro ...D-c. 53
Juniata .Pl.llaua Now Orieaua....lec.
BlarKamlsirlpeBplillada Havana .Dec.
Malls at a lor warded by every nummer In the rem. I ar
line. Dm ntearuem ror or from Liverpool eiil at
(jiieenstow n, except Hie Canadian linn, which call at
Lend, ieleiry. The nieaoiHrt for or frjm tiie Conti
nent call at stonthammon
CLEAKKO YKHTfcRDA Y.
Brig Adrift llaie, DHl.y. rortlund. Warren A Grpgsf.
bt l r t . R Kmery, Young. Mobile. LalliDury, Wicker
sham A Co
tchr v. A U Brook 8, Brooks, rrovldence, John Rom
reel. Jr.
St'rAim Eliza, Klnhards, New York, V, P. Clyde A Co,
Ht'r lilHinonil mate, Webb, Baltimore. A (Jroven, Jr.
TngTtios. Jeffernon, Allen, for Baltimore, wlta a tow
or bargM, W. P. Clyde k Co.
ARRIVrtD YESTERDAT.
. . . Gl huHseii, dark, from Pjrt'.and, Conn.,
with stone to captain. '
fchr Clayton A Lowber, Jarkxnn, 1 day from
hiuj rna, Lei., with grain to Jan. L. Bewley A fjo.
Uihr Onward. KvauR. 2oays from ludiau river, Del,,
Wlih grain 10 James Barralt
r-chr Mule Hail, Maon. i day from Prederfca, Del.,
wlih g'aln to Jos. U Bewley A Co.
Brlir Olivia. Fox, 1 day trom Odessa, Del,, with grain
to J as. L. Bewiey A Co,
HchrZeyia, crowtll, from Maiden, with stone to
CBptnln.
hchr Charm, Baker, from Providence.
ISrbr (f R, Conover. Holjlnaon, from Wpihlngton,
fchr Teleurapli, Ruark. Iroin Bappahaunock.
bteanier Black llluui'iud, Meredith, 24 hours from
New York, with rudse. to W. M. B.ilrd A Co.
Hteamer May florrer, Fnltz. t4 houis from New York,
with rudse to W. P. Cl)de A Co.
Hteamer C. Comsterk, Drake, 24 hours from New
York, with nidxe. to W. M. Balrd A Co.
Tug Tho. Jellerson, Allen, trom Baltimore, with a
tow ot barges to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Bnip John Harvey, Loveil, hence via New Orleaus
fnr I i 11 V ru n- u . ...... ii-... I i .... I .. 1 1 I i . , .
Keyii.
t-teamslilp Juniata, Hozle, bene, at New Orleans
nu ui.., r. nnvniin,
btvaiiJBhlp Womlng, Teal, hence, at Savannah 1st
tnftlttiit.
bieamablp Claymont, Piatt, hence, at Richmond 1st
lllKIBI.U
r-teaniabtp Faulta, Freeman, hence, at New York
2d lOBt.
hteamahlp Norman, Crowell, hence, at Boston yes-teiday.
liaique New Y ork, uidos, irom Mwan island lor
Brig Lizzie Kimble, Lunt, lience, at Norfolk: 1st
In., a.
Hclirs It. G Ireland, and A. II. Edwards, hence, at
tl arleBton yesterday.
Irchra Dltk Winlauie Corson; D, 8. Morshon. Ayers;
and F, B. Unlton. Koblnson, hence, at Boston 21 l int.
fcichr lonle F rSrulth.Ureen, from Boston, and Ocean
Wave. Baker, from Providence, boih for Philadel
phia, at New York 2d lnt.
IScbr Mary McKee.bharp, hence, at Key West 23tli
ultin o.
tchrs Pnrpe, Dennis, from New Haven; E A. Conk.
Iln. Daniels, trom Bristol; Newklrk, Huntley, from
wtckioru: r vhiw.b. muuKc.fc. annvu ij, June!)
Wiliius; I C. Hickman. Lawsuu: Mary Htandisli.
Rich, from Boston; Mltiot l.lut. Andrews, Iroru Co-
iiiubui: j . yi, i.,rtuiu, jm. .niu. i roviaence.
all lor Pblladelphla. at New York 2d lunt.
t-chr A. Trueuell. Uteveus, hence, at Pawtacket lHt
'"chrsMaKgle Curomlngs, for Philadelphia, sailed
...... ba.tlW-kpt lHt l.lHt.
1 ... i , .- . h,....a r,,B 1hllaHlkl .....
peer mrnn cuut ... ui. u, . . 1. , ,,, nttiiun
om Provldenos lat
iln Nnwunrt.
ticbr Cbnr eB . uarnnnri uniw nuawi., oerore
r ported ashore at Long Beach, bas blluea and will
tie a total Ii-hb. TheC. b. C. reglB ercd 1'JJ tons, was
hum at focomuKe, a".. " u " uuu rai
ladelphla.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
A BFCnnd-clBHS Nuu Buoy, red aud black horizontal
stripes. IB placed upou a auiall Bhal to the eouth of
me "Kronen r-Bri oi r-oii. ct nip -- in is ret water.
Poiloek ilp L'Kbtxhlo brarlng N W. !, N.
Moiitimoy Point Light bearlug NW. by W.
Chatham Lights bt-arlng N. by W.
By order ol the LlghihoiiHe Board.
(4. f. BLAH K. Llghtuunae luspector, 2J DIst
Boston, Ltc. 1, istiS.
A red Can Buoy has recently been substituted for
the black one ou tbe Bomh pi.lntof Uoat iBiaud, New
port Inner harbor, tor what reason not slated.
..l. . n.nniiia1 iiiiy Railed fr
for l'liParielpbia, hud weut In
CURTAINS AND SHADES.
ft URTAIN ESTABLISHHENT.
V
The subscribers are now receiving their
FALL IMPORTATIONS
OF
RICH CURTAIN FABRICS
ron
PAIILOIJ, CHAMKEK, ASD LIBRAKT.
WINDOW CURTAINS
AKD
FURNITURE COVERINGS,
COMPRISING
FRENCH BATIN9 AND BROCATELLES,
ROY 1L TAPESTRIES
BI-K TERRY AND COTELINS,
WOOL TERRY, RPd, DAMABKS, KTU
ALSO,
Jost Opened, direct from the Manufacturer,
Embroidered Lace Curtains
NSW DESIGN B,
From the lowest to tbe highest quality some of the
the RICHEur MADE,
NOTTINGHAM LAOS CURTAINS,
EMBROIDERED MOSLIN CURTAINS,
JACQUARD AND MUSLIN DRAPERIES.
VESTIBULE CURTAINS, la great variety.
CARVED, PLAIN, GILT, AND WALNUT COR
NICES,
WHITE AND COLORED B HADES,
Experienced and reliable workmen superintend our
Upbolilery Department, ana very effort la employed
to give BatlBfaction and secure promptness la rulull
lug the ordois entrusted to us,
fflTAO,YAS DARLIXCEX & ARRISOX
No. 1008 CHESNUT Street,
1120lmwl0trp
PHILADELPHIA,
QEORGE PLOWMAN,
CARrENTER AND BUILDER,
BEHOVED TO Ko. 134 DOCK Street
111 PHILADELPHIA
FOR THE LADIES.
VJAGAZIN DBS MODES,
KO. 1014 TVALKUT STREET.
For the better convenience of her Patrons,
MRS. PROOTOlt
HAS REMOVED HER DREBSiMAKINQ ROOMS
To Ko. 1011 WALNUT Mrcrt,
Where she will be happy to see her friends.
The GENERAL DRY GOODS BUSINESS will be
continued as heretofore, at No. trio CHESNUT St.
U J. W PROOIOR ft CO.
628. "- 628.
r. yy ajju di i jjjlej,
LA PANIKR. and all other desirable strip, anil
4lze ot our
CELEBRATED CHAMPION KKIRTH.
for ladlea, D.tHtieB, aud children, cuualautly onatl
aud u.ade to iruer lr(ei. aanortiuent In theoK
and .ptclally adapted tor nmt claas trade.
CORnETOl COKbETSI CORHET8I
Ke.ai.lu. at very low prices. Onr aaaorimont Is
complete, eu.brac.ng 1 l.oiupm.n'. Olove Fitting, lu
all giade., trom as to ita'Au; Meckel', hnperloi
French Wovt-u Corneui, trom SiIO to SrSO; stipe
nor oaiebone uanu uiaue uornew, iroin hi oeu s to
ft 10. In Bblelus and circular core: Madame Fov's
Cornet bklrt f apperle ., at !-.
AI.O, Mrs. Moody's Pateut belf-Adja.tlOK Abdom
Dal Corapte; which every lady should examine.
corset ciarps, v cent a pair.
Wholesale and Retail Manufactory and Salesroom
No. ARCH reet. ,
liua . nuraina,
CARPETINGS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
Opening Dally,
"Wiltons, Velvets, Brussels,
OIJ CLOTHS, ETC.
KEEYE L. KMUI1T & S0K,
1222 Ciicsuut StreeU
1868.
FALL.
1868.
" GLEN ECHO MILLS."
M'C ALLUM, CREASE & SLOAN
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
OF
CARPETINGS.
Wbolcsale and Retail Warehouse,
No. 509 CHESNUT STREET.
S8wfm3m Opposite Independence Hall.
LUMBER.
FALL, I86C.
F. H. WILLIAMS,
Seventeenth and Spring Garden Sts.
Calls the attention of liuiltlcrs autl others
to his Stock of
SEASONED LUMBER,
CONSISTINa OF
Hemlock aud Sprncc Joists,
Carolina Flooring, all grades,
White Tine Hoards, all qualities,
Shingles, l'lasteriug Lath,
And all kinds ot Building Lumber. 10 8 thsta2m
AT LOWEST PKIQBt,.
i QUQ fcrKUCE JOIST.
lOOO. bP--LicK joiar,
Hi.Mi.uCK,
HH.Ml.OCK..
AMUSEMENTS.
1868.
-in. o BKASONKO CL.KAR PINK. Iceo
ICOO bh.aour.lLD CXh.AU P1.N K. AOUO
CilUlO fA'llh.His VliSK.
BPAMbli Ci.L)AH, Kult Fl 1 i.KNS.1
hub cKDaH. 1
ICl'U J-'LOKIOA Jf'IAJOKINU. 1 OPO
lOUO ViAiKliJA iXOOiUMjl, lOUO
CAhUlUNA. 'iAK KliNU.
VlKUl.ilA Fi.UUK.tINU.
DiXAWAKK iXOUHiiNU.
ABU XOUHlJsU.
WALAU'f FLOUKIXO.
FLOmIUA b'1'Kr iiOAnDS.
RAIL i'LA.NK,
IWi'.U WALtNUl' HUB ANU pLTnk! 1 iino
10UO WALNUT JBUa. Ai) fLAjSiC. J-OOO
W ALJNUT BUiltUM.
WALWUt' fLAINK.
IWI'.B TJNiJItKTAKKKrJ LCMBEK. 1 CPQ
lOUO Ui.wrKi!.itis' lUmiiii.. i.000
MHO CHDA11.
WALJSUi' AND ri.SE.
lOVO Ki.AiaOMs.lJ CUtUtY. lOUO
Atoll.
WHITK OAK fLAiSK AND BOARDS. -
HICaoaY.
1 tr.y CIGAR BOX MAKERH 1 Cf!Q
J.0UO C1UAK BOX A1AKKKS' J.000
KPAMoU Cfc-OAB B(JX BOARDS.
OK hALK LOW.
- CP.Q CAROLINA bCANTLINO, ' 1 OfiO
JCOO CAROLINA 11. T. KILLS, AOOO
NuHWAV bCANlUKU.
1C'Q IKUAlt blllNULKS, 18,3
XOVO CYlRJiW-ifcHlNULKd, XOKJO
A1AULK, BKUl'llFR & CO.,
1 1 No. -,U0 HOD 1 H Mtraet.
T. P. GALVIN & CO..
LUf'.iEER COMMISSION MERCHANT8
BUACKAlAXO STKEET WlIAl,
BELOW SLOArS MILLS,
(M-CAlXJW), PHIL Di-LPHIA,
AUNTt!) FOR HOTJTHERN AND KAelTEUN Man
fucluiers of Y h.LLOW rlSS. ud oPKUCKTlMBJi
BOARLd, etc, slmll be bm py to luruluu orders
wi.iietle mi., deliverable at may accub.lble port.
OouHtnully receiving nud -tta bHud kt our wliarf
HOU1HKKN FLoOnINU, 8CAML1NU. BH1N.
OLKH, KABTKRN LAIH.i. PICK KTtt. BKD-8LATS.
bfRUCK, Hfc-MLOCK, MKLKUT M1UHIUAN AND
CANADA PLAISK AND UOAKDU, AND H AO
MA 'ICC BHLr-K.N;ill. 1 81 StuihJ
ALI. OV WHICH WIU. Bl DELI VBBED
AT AW Y PABTUfTUEt'lTT PBOMfTH
O B N O H A N (Tls
BAO MANDlf ACTORY.
JOHN T. B A I L a y.
K, B. oorner ui atA RKKT ud WATJCR Btreela.
' Pbliadnlphlk.
DH-ALERH IN JiAUM ND BAQUINU
Of every d.ncrlptluu, lor
OrIn, Floor, BwJt. ttiM.r-PbHipb-le ot Lime, Boot
Du.il, Ktu.
lri nd smll OTJKN Y BAUH cnnstftnUj1 on:bn4
tU Al&u, WOOL HACJd,
AMERICAN ACADHMY OP MUSrO
ITALIAN AND O KRAI AN OP IT 11 A
.Lt IOAL Di HKC1 1 U. M A X MARETZKr
TH18 (Friday) KVKMNU. "",1Lt
M A Tl A Xl TT T A fiLj A V 1 1 L' , . . . , . .
ALRH,0.. ....HI.4. LKs-tNORO MOKri'I
?4MlWoS -i'AKANCK IN PH 1 LA i.KLIPH r A.
M N DM ill H,!!"'"," ..'"l"ia -l , HHl AtS)
tO MORROW (Slurd). OH AND MATlisE-lit
Verdi's Gi d Hi.fcmcnl.r Opera.
Vk plenUcl ,or the occton.
iA, 7aZ,.?J!,"1 Bf 1 'fsenua siith th same
.. t'RKATCAHr AND MiSlvfcN-BCKNK
a. prrfoinnd n Vv erin.dj evening
ADMIbfclcN lO IHK MVrtNKK- INOLUOISQ
RKKx RVKD SliATil, ON LY II.
, .I0., ' 1: couimtnue Ht 2 o'clock.
CAHIt.-ibn p.tr..n. of tn Matirea arapVrtlpn.
ialy rtquesied l.i purchaie 'he.r tiKeti a, d .ova In
tdv.riie lo avoid tbe rea rmu a' the B i oitl-n
v"' , ' f ,Hef c n n n w f e h ad ar t h e A c i ii-,
W Y OKMKSIC ard at CK A Rl.KS TRCMPLKR'S
WuhIi! Store. No. 'fi i H F.XNl x Mrtet. 8
OPERA1 -VKMNu, December S, OER1IAH
' FAUST.
nAwVllf ia Germn)'
NK VHCKNERY, KTO KTO
Ard tbe BK3T CAST ever pre.mted lu.Pt,lladHlo'jl!
including "
MADAME KOTTER a HAROHERTTA
MADAM K ELI. INI Hi Z. ,i"ir
HUtK HAHKLM.NNas ' i'AIMP
liiRR 1 UHliE-. BH .rr A LIOS l'lS
Joseph bannVJ n TAnwat4 role 0
will be snn'fhe1018
Ohl Bl NED CnOltU I SINGERS
01 botn Opera O unri tules, and aooomoaTle 1 hv a
ORAND MILITARY BAND
In tbe Elrnttas icei'e
MAD' LLP. WEMAEL.
f "!d Ibe Coir, de UaI.Hi wl l appear
MONOa Y, DEC. 7. KRNANI."
AdmlMl..!), i. ReHerved He.w. su cent, extra
Fumily Circle. 6t) cent Amphnhe tro, cenUj
llr a els ami HmtHrsn iww be. ourd for au y nlfflita
5.IS,et.AC11my ' Mul"0 na Charles Trumpter'e
M lisle Store, No. 9': Chennut st eer,. mm
1'i.or. open at T IB: to cninmcnre at g prerl.oly.
CUEBKUT STREET THEATIIF
THIS (Friday) K V K N IKO,
BRILLIANT bUCCiisS
y f g
GRAND EQCKSTKIAN TROUPE.
" THE TUEa I Bh FILLED AlOHTLl
with tbe
ELITE OP THE CITY.
Ihe popolai voice irnc alms It the
. x,k., BfcJsT C1RCU- TROUPE!
ever In Pblladelphla.
.r.t,.JAMF8 ROBINSON-,
I HE MARVELLO U S BaRE-BACK EQUESTBJ AN
and bis beuDiirm -'
LITTLE SON CLARENCE
In their groat feats ot Equestrianism.
LA PRTlTK HLIE,
THE FAIRY EurEMTRlENNE.
In her electrifying nct-ne or Kuiiliailon.
. . THE LEVANlINji, BKOl'HERR, -
In their graceful and darlDKUvmnatlo lOxp oita
. THE MAD1UAN B KO 1'HIKS,
In their scents of hcjutniri.nlnm.
MR. MAUUIRe, THE PAKLOR CLOWN.
J1! .Sllalul' U"l"ical, aud Musical Boumote.
aided by Ibe '
ENTIRE MODEL TROUPP.
TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON1
GRAND C11U Li MATINEE.
When all ihe accomplished artist, win appear In a
piOKtamme especially arranged lor Ladle, aud Cull,
clren. All tbe Little Riders, Pretty Ponies. Comia
Monkey., and Ao.nMntr. 1)ok will be Introduced,
t, Aduiih. on to MatlUhc l othe Drt-ss Clrcie.iParniiAfc.
and Orcb8ira, o cento; Family Circle, Mceui.. D,,nr
open at 1 o'clock. Perlormance to oommenoe at 1 ,
Evenlrg Prices Orchestra tl; Dress Circle am?
l'ar.iuet, N) cents: Family circle, 25 cents.
turfd without extra charge.
M
RS. JOHN DRAW'S ARCH STREET THK
ATUh'. Ua.ii ! t.o. ........ n A AH
, . . . . . - - m . m m . I u I I . . . f .
r I'll' I I M L II V ' 1.1,1 I. . . ...I .nn-..
TO MGHT (Friday ). Lec. 4,
first time In tbir'y yeais,
GOLDSMITH'S COMEDY.
THE GOOD NAT URK.D MAS.
by Mrs. JOHN DRE' and Company.
AlltT which JENNY LIND.
By R. CRA IG ai d MlsW F. DAVENPORT
Caturuay iJNHFir OF MR. It. CRAIG.
Monday-WOLVKW AT BAY.
ALNUT ST. THEATRE. BEGINS AT 7
THIS (Friday) EVENING. Dec. 4.
BFNEI'lTOF MRS. l. P. BOWER
who Will appenr, for ibe Hist time In this city. In ho,
powerful impernonalljn ol
KLlZABh'l H,
Id theQrand IIlBtor.cul Atugedy of
KLIZAllKTll, QUEEN OF KSGLAND
Robm.Earlol Essex Mr. J. C. McCoIlom
SATURDAY iSlUHT, -"-oucra
THE BTRANGFiK au.l LUCRhillA BORGIA.
The Orange Girl. aChrl.tnias story, shortly.
THEATRE C0M1QUE, SEVENTH 6TRET
J.C GREGORY Lsseeunn Ala uaur
Tbe Ladles Euraplured. Chlidreu Deiixhted.
The I'ulil.c Gratified aud H uses Crowded.
EveiilLgat7-U0. ftsalluee. 8 A ICR DA Y at 2.
Pe fur in lug Lion. Lrepurdo, Oi.gs. Muuneys.nnatY
and Puules. Circus Gviunaits. Mi, nln .., i.,
nilme, Fsrce, liurifSque. Spectacle, uperuiiuskeiubes.
etc. Tbe perlurmln Baby Elepbaul aud M ile nati
trude.
113061,
EUJv'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE. J
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPR,
In Grand Ballets, Etb oplttu Burlesque. Bones
Dames. Pantomime Gyniuaxt Acts. etc.
c
ONCE Li T
II A L L.
SELECT READINGS
KC FCcJADAMS,
urilfr theaDsrires ol the
YOCf G MEN'S CB UlrmA t ASSOCIATION.
'1 lifeUAY EVENING. Deo. b. !(,,
Doors fcpf n ai 7. Commeuce ai 8.
'1 lckets, Fifty C'eu.s.
For rale at Gt u'd's Mrslo Store, o. 958 Chpgnne
street, and at the dour ou the evening of the Read
ing. N. B. Ke.erved beats without, extra
VlMlie. 12 -j yyfaiu h
nHH PUBLIC REHEARSALS OP THE GER.
JL MANIA bRCUFbTRA at Horticultural Hall
Hill be dlEcomlLued on accouutcf the Hall havlae
bn previi usly eugbged. lbeyw.ll be rewumed oa
De. emlier aj.
FiiKUKfti. t-nts can be made by addressing G. BAS.
i'ER'l, No. 1M1 MONTEKaY blreet; Wittrg's MuslQ
'lEltl, No. I'.'ai MONTERh. Y btreet; Wittig's MuslQ
muio, iu. iu. kuriiuui Bixeeu Auure s juuslo ntora.
IU IV dAU
No. 111.4 ClieHimi street.
CARL SEMZ' AND MARK HASSI.ER'8 OR
CHEeTHA MATINEES, f.VKKY SATURDAY
at 31, tiN MUSICAL FUNDHaLL. Sluitle Ad
uilbSlon. hu cei.td, Fackase ol tickets, 1, at Buuer'e.
No. in.',; CHESNUT bt.. aud at the Door. 11 4 u
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. .
B
A LLAI) AMDSIfllir SINGIN(J.-T.
ItiSllOl. No. a H. NlNEI'EKNTH HU li 1 lbk
CLOTHING.
. GUTHIVSAN & CO.
SKLiLi
Fine, Well-Made, Uellable, Cheap
C L O T II I N G,
AT TBE
CONTINENTAL HALL,
Ko. b'iO JIAKKLT Street,
1118wfmtl231 PHILADELPHIA
CHINA, GLASSWARE, ETC.
JJEC0RAT101VS ON CHINA AND GLASS.
INITIALS. CRESTS,
AND ALL KINDS OF
DL10KATI0S ON CHIXA AD ULAS,
DONE TO ORDER BY
TYNDALE & MITCHELL,
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