THE DAILY EVENING TELEItA PII PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 18G9.
HEWS 8UZVXZVXAUY.
I'lIT A flairs.
Henry Killon was yesterday bound over by
V. 8. Commissioner Crnip; Riddle in 1000 to
answer the charge of rectifying without paying
a cpccial tax.
Lust evening, about nine o'clock, a carriage
containing Mrs. Murphy and several other per
sons, was overturned by coming In contact with
a pile of rubbish at Sixth and Locust streets.
The vehicle was much damaged, and Mrs. Mur
phy had one of her arms badly fractured. She
was removed to her home, No 111) Shippcn street.
United States Assistant Assessor W. II.
Sliclmiro 3XBterday fouud thirteen barrels of
Illicit whisky located in a chlcken-houso on tho
property of Michael Kightcr, at Mauayunk. The
liquor underwent tho ordinary form of seizure.
Five barrels of contraband whisky were seized
cm Tuesday by Olllccrs Brooks nud llorr, ou
Water street, near Callowhill. As thny bore the
mark of E. Donnelly, distiller, at No. 18(4 N.
Ninth street, this place was subsequently seized
on tho statement of Mr. Urooks.
The body of Admiral Stewart, at 5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, was deposited in the vault
lit Konaldsou's Cemetery in the presence of bis
relatives, the navy and army olhecrs on duty In
tho city, and City Councils. Tho ceremonies at
the Interment consisted of the reading of tho
Episcopal burial service by Rev. Mr. Foggo, of
Christ Church. The escort, consisting ol mili
tary organizations and civic associations, moved
tit 3 o'clock, and presented indeed a creditable
appearance.
Chief Kelly, of the Detective force, ordered
the olliccrs of his department to keep a strict
watch over the route of the funeral procession
3'cetcrdnv, nnd to bo particularly vigilant at
those points where the largest crowds would bo
most likely to assemble. Accordingly, Detec
tives Levy and Tryon, after looking among the
persons on the sidewalks to Tenth and Spruce
Htrects, stationed themsclvos there at a good
point of observation, and soon saw and seized
three men whom they knew, in tho "push." One
. of them is named Michael Dowllng, tho others
John ISnrkc and John Sweeney. Dowling broke
away and started up Tenth street, but was"
caught by a private citizen and handed to the
olliccr. Burke threw away a jimmy, which is
in the hands of the police, and Sweeney threw
nway a silver soup-ladle, which has evidently
been stolen from a dinner table. It bears the
initials "S. L. 11." Dowling had on him several
pairs of unbleached hose, marked 11. V, and V.
Jt. II. Burke had a number of picklocks on him
and a couple of keys. Olllcer Roberts arrested
James Maynes at Tenth and Spruce streets as a
professional, and Olllccrs Burns and Moore ar
rested at Tenth and Shippeu streets John Scott,
otherwise Seotty, and Kobcrt Gilroy, also as
professionals. Maynes and Scott are only re
cently out of prison. The prisoners were com
mitted for a hearing at :i o'clock to-day at the
Central Station.
IlouiCHlIc AllairH.
(old closed yesterday at 127.
Kobcrt J. Walker is pronouueed to be near
liis last.
Tho internal revenue receipts yesterday were
A new public market, to cost a million dol
lars, is to be erected in the upper part of New
York.
Two twenty-five cent notes, having no
Treasury seal, aud believed to have first circu
lated in New York, arc atloat.
It is estimated that tho State Constabulary
act proposed for New Hampshire has bceu de
feated by at least two to one.
Judgment has been given against thcCunard
steamer Russia, for i5"il6,000 damages, for sink
ing the Austrian ship Figlia Maggiorc.
Ten expert lady counters have been sent to
New York, by Secretary Boutwcll, to count the
hheets of paper and currency being printed there.
A private despatch received in New York
states that tho proposition for tho repudiation of
the North Carolina State bonds will be defeated
in the Legislature by a large majority.
Further returns from Wisconsin make the
Legislature stand: Senate, 18 Republicans, 14
Democrats, and 8 Independents; House, 65 Re
publicans, 83 Democrats, aud 7 Independents.
As a result of tho arrival of a quantity of
whisky at tho Whetstouo Indian Agency, Da
kota, more than the usual amount of drunken
ness has occurred among the Indians, aud a fatal
affray between two chiefs is reported.
Minister Washburnc, in a letter to a Wash
ington friend, denies that he has estimated his
contingent expenses for the next fiscal year at
$15,000, and expresses his determination to
keep within the amount allowed by the Depart
ment of State.
Foreign Aflnfra.
Cholera Is raging in Kief, Russia.
The Span' h Moderados are said to be plot
ting nnother rising.
Prim temporarily occupies Admiral Topctc's
recent position in tho Spanish Cabinet.
A large number of the deputies to the Span
ish Cortes have pledged themselves to vote for
the Duke of Genoa for king.
Tho London Tinu s thinks the English min
istry have a most favorable opportunity to deal
with tho Irish land question.
Several electoral meetings were held in
Paris on Tuesday, and a demonstration made
at night in favor of Kochcfort. Still nil is re
ported quiet.
An intrigue for securing the throne of Spain
for Duke Moutpcnsicr is reported. Tho Union
ists, it is assorted, will appeal to arms if he is
not accepted as a candidate.
I'revost Paradol, an eminent French jour
nalist, lectured in Edinburgh, Scotland, on Tues
day evening, in which he expressed his views
upon the political situation in Lis country.
A correspondent of the London Daily JVetos
thinks the opening of the 8uez Canal ought to
have been delayed a few months, as he fears the
passage of a large skip will not be free from
risk.
. Considerable excitement exists in Ireland
on the question of amnesty to tho Imprisoned
Fenians. In Dublin the rooms of tho Amnesty
Association were broken into and much damage
done.
It was asserted In the Spanish Cortes yes
terday that an organization was at work in Paris
and London, aud Madrid and other cities of
Spain, for the purpose of forwarding telegrams
intended to injure Spanish iuterests in Cuba.
Minister Bejarra thereupon announced the in
tention of Spain to sustain her honor and autho
rity both at home and abroad; also, that the
Cuban insurrection was losing ground.
S a. ' ... I a
Swnrlhmore College
This strnctiitc, on the lino of the AYesl
Chester Railroad, built by tho members of tho
llickiito brancli of tho Society of Friends, was
formally opened yesterday. Tho friends of tho
institution were conveyed to the grounds by a
special train, furnished by the West Chester
Railroad Company. After an examination r,f
the building and partaking of & collation, the
company assembled 1 iaCj lecture-room In tho I
main btUjdlnv nni i, tcue.l tu addresses from
J.U .Vim. 1'arrith, l'rcsidcut of the Collet; Sam
uel Willetts and John D. Hecks, of Now York;
William Dorsey and Litd'cUa Mott. The build
ing is of irtone, o-'jO feel front by 50 feet deep,
four stories in height, with a tire-proof main
building, containing drawing and lecture rooms
M) feci by to. 'Hie laundry is in a
Kcparute building and contains tho boilers
supplyiug tho steam which heats
the cnliro btructurc. Tho buildings nro
lighted with ,'iU made on tho premises. Tlio
amount expended in land and building Is tf'205,
100 nil of which has boon coutribiuod by the
friends of tho institution. About S lOO.uO'J i?
Htill required to fully furnish the rooms and pro
cure the necer-saiy library and philosophical and
attronoulioal apparatus to enable tlio institution
..L- ltd tihu'o as a li;vt-cl.i-s colic-e. .Much
' i , , . ' w.l... 1
1
raiso was awarueu io iiu-u .uein.uuu, r.nuiu
iinriiiPfi. and William Dorsey, active members of
tho Building Committee, through whoso exer
tions the pile luis been reared and famished.
Tli pol'lc-M otiens with one hundred and eighty
Htudcnis about, equally divided as to mix, tho
isvMcin of instruction bring tlio joint ed ucation
Liivk r.iul ci.ls though each oc-.loV tcli.ir.UU
wiliL's of tho building, '.'.hen hilly completed
and fun:!.:!:".;, it,;1.! have a .pa-.-.ty ti-ros
liundred aud lifty fctudeuts. Before the adjoura-
mcnt of the meeting, several liberal donations
were lnnde towards the amount required to com
plete the building.
I'orcign 1 1 nun.
7.f Fiyaro says of Sainte-Beuvo that few
people ever wore monrning so often as he
did. He made nn ideal of the character and
future of his famous contemporaries, which
was seldom realized. When ho percoived
that ho must renounce his chimera ho put
crape on his hat, and simply said: "Such an
one is dead, and I am wearing mourning for
him." Thus ho mourned for Latuartine, La
mennais, Victor Hugo, IJuloz, Chateaubriand,
and Ileranger. On the day of his nomination
to tho Senate he wore his monrning hat to
take his scat in the Luxembourg.
Tho opening of the Suez Canal is ex
pected ly commercial men in Russia to pro
duce great advantages for Itussian trade, and
preparations are being made for using it
largely as a means of communication with
India and Central Asia. Tho Steam Naviga
tion Company at Odessa has determined to
establish n regular line of steamers between
tho southern ports of the empire and the East,
and has sent nn agent to India for tho pur
pose of obtoining statistical data as to tho
quantity nnd quality of tho articles of com
merce which it might bo prolitablo to import
into Ilunsin. Telegraphic communication is
also to be established between the southern
ports nnd Constantinople. Meanwhile, tho
Government has made a very good stroke of
policy with tho object of strengthening its
influence in Central Asia. It has persuaded
the Emir of Hokhnra to send his son, who is
thirteen years old, to the Russian University
at Warsaw, thus securing a valuable hostage
for the Emir's future friendship, and at the
same time gaining nn opportunity of filling
the young prince's inind with admiration of
the greatness of Russia, and a conviction of
the hopelessness of resisting her.
A Parisian contemporary gives an amus
ing instance to which love of routine will
push French oflicials. When a dog is found
wandering about niasterless in Paris ho is
taken to tho fonvriere, or municipal pound,
where ho is kept eight days, and if not
claimed by the end of that time, cither hanged
or sold according to his value. It seems,
however, that to claim a dog it is necessary to
have a "certificate of morality," deliverod by
the commissary of police of the quarter iu
which one may reside. Here is a specimen
of tho document required. It was delivered
to a lady: "AVe, Commissary of Tolico of tho
City of Paris, nnd specially appointed to the
quarter of , under our personal responsi-
iHiily, certify that the black and white-haired
dog, nnswering to the name of Badin, which
is at the fmirrare, belongs to M'me 15., liv
ing Ciuni , and that the conduct of this lady
hns never given cause for reproach; in faith
of which wo have delivered the present certi
ficate," etc. On the margin of tho paper is a
blank form, to be filled up with tho descrip
tion, not of tho dog, but of the lady.
Tho uneasiness which has prevailed in
Government circles at Berlin of lato has been
considerably increased during the last few
days by tho opposition shown in tho House to
tho Ministerial bills relative to tho proposed
loan of 100,00(1,000 thalers aud the new pro
vincial organization. On both questions the
Government has been attacked, not only by
the Portschrittsmen, but by the free Conser
vatives nnd national Liberals, who are usually
among its supporters, and it is generally be
lieved that, if tho bills are rejected, Herr von
der Heydr, tho Minister of Finance, and
Count Itzenplitz, the Minister of Commerce,
will resign. It is also stated that the King
finds it very inconvenient to carry on the
Government in tho absence of Count Bis
mnrk, and that tho appointment of another
Minister in his place is in contemplation. A
passage in his Majesty's last speech, in which
he spoke of "his own policy" instead of "the
policy of his Government," has been much
remarked, and is regarded as significant of an
approaching change in tho direction above in
dicated. Among the candidates for tho post
of Foreign Minister and Chancellor of the
North German Confederation, which would
thus become vacant, the reactionist General
Mantouffel and the Conservative leader Herr
von Bodelschwingh have been mentioned, but
neither of these seems to have much chance
of success. According to trustworthy ac
counts, it appears more probable that, if tho
King should decide to remove Count Bismark
from the direction of his Ministry, his choice
will fall upon Herr von Werther, now the
Prussian Ambassador at Vienna.
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ROOMS, LT STAIRS.
HOSIERY, ETC.
wow orsn at
H0F3IANYS HOSIERY STORK,
. No. 9 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
CENTS' WHITE WOOL SHIRTS,
(JKNT.S' WHITE WOOL DRAWERS,
GENTS' SCARIET WOOL SHIRTS,
GF-Nlts' SCARLET WOOL DRAWERS,
OS NTS' MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
LADIES' MERINO VESTS,
LADIES' MERINO DRAWERS,
LADIES' CASHMERE VFSTS,
CHILDREN'S MERINO ISDKRvVEAR,
CENTS' COTTON SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
LA LIES' COTTON VESTS AND DRAWERS.
AIko, a very large assortment of 4 T WBly
COTTON, WOOL, AND MERINO HOSIERY.
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No. 1H SOUTH WHAKVJ-S. PhilndelphkL
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We are !eirb(i to ulnp ciery description of Freight to
1-iIi1 't w Vork, '.:i,vn.-t..nt nl iitfn-e't'
point, witb uromptrw. ind dMpatcb. dinul UoUad
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Uartnt Ktw M First Fag.
ALMANAO FOR PHILADELPHIA TII18 DAY,
Brw Ribkd 6 421 Moow Rftb mom
Ken Srts..
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COMMITTFE OH AltDITllATIONS.
J. O. Jm, OeoTK. L. Buzhjr, K. A. Bonder,
W illiam W. Paul, Thru. L. Otlleeptw.
MOVEMENTS OK UCRAN MTKAMlllPS.
FOR AMKRIOA.
Partway London New York Oct. 23
Helvutia Liverpool.. ...New York Oct. 27
Inwa. tilanRow Nnw York Out. 2!
Nrmenie Liverpool New York Oct. 31
HortiMia lUmnuru. ...New York Oct. 3(1
Union Soul hanipton .... New York Nov. 2
Tarifa Liverpool ....New York via Bos... .Nor. 2
Knglnml Liverpool New York Nov. il
Manhattan Livorpool New York Nov. 3
t). of London.... Liverpool.. ..New York Nov. 4
Kmirit Bremi-n Now York Nov. 4
Kushla Liverpool . ...Now York Nov. 6
FOR EUROPR.
Siberia Now York. ...Liverpool Nov. It
America Now York . ...Hromon Nov. 1 1
City of Brooklyn.Now York. ...Liverpool Nov. 13
Lrin New York.. ..Liverpool Nov. 13
Villo de Paris... New York. ...Havre Nov. 13
Camiria . .Now York. ...lilamrow Nov. 13
O.of Boston New York.. ..Liverpool, via Uol... Nov. 1H
Paraguay Now York.. ..London Nov. 20
Cityof Ixindon.. Now York.. ..Liverpool Nov. 20
O.of WaauinptonNow York. ...Livorpool Nov. 27
OOASTWI8K.IKJMK.AriO.KTO.
Columbia New York. ...Havana Nov. 11
Wyoming Pliilada Savannah Nov. Ill
Juniata Philnda Now Orlnann Nov. IS
Cleopatra New York. ...Vera Vrw. Nov. 17
Sontli America. New York.. ..Rio Janeiro Nov. t3
Mails are forwarded by evory at earner in tho regular li no.
The eteamors for or from Livorpool call at Queonstomi, ax
cept the Canadian line, which call at Londonderry. Tlio
teamors for or from the Continent oall at Southampton.
CLEARKD YESTERDAY.
Ptcairmhln Saxon, Sears. UoMon, H. Winsor A Co.
Stonmer W. Whilldin, Rijteans, Bnltimorn, A. Croves, .Ir
Br. bimpio .lamos Ives, Foster, Rotterdam, S. L. Alor
chant ,V Co.
Barque Lr-onidas, Oaten, New Orlonns, Warren A Crottg
N. ;. bri(t Kvelina von Schroedur, Proutz, Cork for ordurn.
S. L. Morchnnt. A Co.
Schr K. M. Wrifiht, Freeman, Now Orleans, D. S. Stetson
Co.
Barpe Ccrrio F. Colo, Uallott, Now York, Blakiston, GraefT
A Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer S. C. Walker, Shorin, 2-1 hours from New York,
with mdso. to W. M. Kami A Co.
Steamer Tacony, Nicholn, 24 hours from Now York,
with mdso. to W. M. liaird A (Jo.
SttMimrr Mara, Crumley, 24 hours from Now York, with
indue, to W. M. Baird & Co.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Olaymont, Robinson, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Noriolk yesterday.
Steamship Norfolk, Piatt, hence, at Richmond 9th imt.
Steamer New York. Jones, honco, nt Ueorgotown, D. C,
and cloared asnin previous to 9th inst., to return.
Stonmer Anthracito, Green, lor Philadelphia, cloared at
Now York yesterday.
BriKMaryC. Oomory, Oomery, cloared at Boston 9th
inst., for St. John, N. H.
linn J. Bickmore, Ilenloy.honco, at Cardenas 31st ult.
Brill O. V. Williams, Thompson, from Charleston for
Philudolphia, was Been 4th inst. 11 A. M. lat. 3320, Ions.
76 1(1.
BriePoinspt. Snow, cleared at Havana 30th ult., for a
port north of Hattoran.
BchrCssoo, Walsh, hence, at St. John, N. B., 9th Inst.
Schr W. F. Phillips. Somcrs, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Fast Greenwich Hth inst.
Schr (ilcnifnrry, Yates, at Wilmington, N. O., 8th inst.,
fn in Charleston.
Schrs Adolia, Cobn j Uattio M. Howos; Eva Bell ; Albert
Pburo; and S. T. Wines, honco, at Washington, D. C.
previous to 9th inst.
Schrs J. H. Marvel, Qnillan, and William and Jamos,
Outten, hence, at Richmond 9th inst.
Schrs Searsville. Chase, and Zeyla, Orowell, for Phila
delphia, cleared nt Boston 9th inst.
Schr Augusta Wilson, Floyd, henco, at Bangor 6th inst.
Schrs Sarah J. Bright, Shaw : J. L. Matoy, Russell ; C. &
(. Brooks, Brooks; and Chas. F.. Smith, Hanson, honco, at
Providence 9th inst.
Schr Southerner, Darling, henco, at Portsmouth 7th
instant.
Schrs Francis, Gibhs, from Boston, nnd Richard Law,
York, iiora Stonington, both for Philadelphia, at New
London titb inst.
Schr C. J. Ericsson, Smith, henco, at Stonington 8th
instant.
Schr Ida della Torro, Davis, hence, at Bristol 8th inst.
Schr Matthew Vasnar, Jr., Christio, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Bristol 8th inst.
Schrs H. K. Russell, Mehnffoy, for Portland ; Wm. Wal
ton, Reeves, for Boston ; and 0. P. Siickney, for do., all
from Philadelphia, passed llelltiate 9th inst.
Scbrs A. Tirrell, Adkino. hence for Boston ; Maggie J.
Cbadwick, Gage, hence for New Hnvon ; and W. B. Dur
ling, Baxter, hence for New Bedford, at New York 9th
instant.
Kcbrs Transit, Rackett, from Bridgeport, and Goorge
Nevinger, Smith, from New Haven, both for Philadolphia,
passed Hell Gate 9th inst.
Schr Cloud, Seaman, sailed from Richmond 8th inst. for
James river, to load for Philadelphia.
MISCELLANY.
Brig Amos M. Roberts (of Belfast), Doak, from Boston
for Philadelphia, still romains ashore nt Tarpaulin Uove,
whcie she was driven during the galo of Hopt. th. A gunjr
of men has sent from Belfast to try nnd get her otf.
It iB reported that six vessels have gone ashore on the
southern part of Cuttybunk, having beon deceived by tho
lights of vessels anchored in the bay shining over the land.
NOTICE TOMARINER8.
Steamers and other vessels running in Long Island
Sound Bhould look out for two schooners sunk in their
track.
Official notice is given that on and after the 10th of De
cember tho uolor of the lighthouse tower on Loggerhead
Key, Dry Tortugns group, will be changed from its present
natural brick color to white from the base to half its entire
height, and tho remainder, including the lantern, to black.
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AMUSEMENTS.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
4L X.
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
Manager.
..H. GRAU
CHANGE OF OPKRA F.VFBY EVENING.
PH1UK OK RUHNURIPTION TIOKKT3
FOB K1UHT MGMTH AND ONE MATINEE.
EIGHT DOI.IiAKH.
Theaaleof which commenced THIS MORNIVO, at ("4
o clock, at Truinplor'e Muio Store, No. Sj OHKSNUP
Strer-t.
The Manager annmmces a abort dcsson of
GHAN1 GERMAN OPERA,
rOMMKNCINfl
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 15,
V. HENTIIK ORIGINAL (lO.Ml'ASV OF
WELL KNOWN AND FAVORITE ARI isT.S, ,
- - r;"tiiK. .iiihuk ULUUrs,
Nine. Marie I re.leii.:!, .(
Hma Johanna Rotter,
ftime. Brt ha Jolinnn.cn,
Air. r-rAnr. ilimm..
mine, nopnie Mnnna,
Mr. Theo. llabelinsnn,
Mr. lieinrich Stoinecke,
Air. Hollman,
Wr. Vilhulni I'ormon,
Ar. uuiiunn Arnano,
Mr. Jonoph Wtinliob,
lio, a frw yparfi .go, created so favorable an imprettion
V! '',! nd concltnlml ono of tho
MObl SLCtlK.SNHU, OPKRA KNG ACKMICN I S O
I l-'l '.I U l IU A Kt Ir It I, A
I raiJc'afs aeC,,ntly ClM"'d ,n N,w York-Bt tb fboatra
ill h.. .'i,0,Ja ANP RR1LI.IAHT REASON,
Tiii nse the honor of uppenring in thin city in
ki k 1 FAVOKITK OKKMAN OPEKAS.
years "ot len ro,re"e,,lel bore lor nearly four
1 L'i.L CHORUS AND POWERFUL ORCHESTRA,
. fcplpcted under the able dire. tion of
Men-. t'ARl, AMSOHUTX and WALTER RIH.TZ.
ao n to ric tho ntino't satisfaotion to those who desiro to
see thoruiu;h and exni t oprralio rciirenontutioDH. , ;
THE KEPERTOIKE
is one of unupunl tichnmn and brillianrv. an 1 uiii k
anlortcd frum the folhmina norka:
Faust Gouuud M.-wic Kltito....
Alnrtlm Klntow I'reyschutz
J idelio Beethoven I Iji Juivo
I'm Diavolo AubcriDon Giovanni..
Maciniello Aubnr llii(riicBot
La Diiine Iilam-he AulierStradella
One of tlio features of tho Monion hetntr tliAt.
Mozart
Weber
Halevy
Wo.art
. ..Meyerbeer
l'lotow
NO OPERA W ILL UK REPEATED.
THE SCALE OE PRICES
adopted for tho Reason is such that cannot but 1)0
deemed liberal. The sale of seats for any of tlie perform
ances will commence TO-MORKOW (Friday) MOHNI Sii,
at Tnunpler's Mimic IStore and at the Academy. 116
LAURA KEEN E'lj
, ... . . CUESNUT STREET THEATRE.
I ULL HOUSES! FULL HOUSES!
HC(;US! IIOGUS! B'Jt.US!
A TRAM A I IU SENSATION.
LAURA KEENE as KATE POME ROY,
And tho entire Uouipauy in the cast.
W ith New Seonery. htartlinu l .llects,
COMJLUOING Willi A YAOHT RACE.
Doors opf n at 7. ( 'ommenco at
TALMJT STREET THEATRE, BEGINS AJ
"'THIS (Thursday) EVENING. Nov. 11.
LAST NIGHT HUT TWO OF
LUOI LI. K WESTERN,
Who will hnvo tho honor of appeariua in hor nonerfal
Creation und thrillniK portraitnro of
LAD V ISAKKL VANE,
is
EAST I.YNNE ; or, THE ELOPEMENT
FRIDAY UEN EFIT OF LUCILLE WI Sl'ERN
AND LAST NIGHT OK EAST LYNN K
A M ATINEE W ILL HE Ol VEN ON SATURDAY AT3
THEjrjCKJKT-ul.-LK.AVE MAN will be Terformed.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET
THEATRE. RoEins ii to 8. uam,.l
SECOND WEliK OK LOST AT SEA
HOUSES PACKED TO THE HOOK
EVERY MGlir AM) SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
LOST AT SEA.
With New Scenery. Original Music,
HtniKerford Hridce. Great Fire Scene,
l ull Company in the Cast.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT.
THE ONLY MATINEE, at lj, o'ciook.oX
LUST AT SEA. L
i;OX'8 AMERICAN TILEATRE.
X1 THE ZANFRETTA TROUPE:
AND UaE(-N FAMILY.
FIRST WEEK OF THE MAGIU STAR AND LA
FETE CALAIS THE GREEK SLAVE, ETO.
Matinee on SATURDAY AFTERNOON at ao'olock-.
DUPRF.Z Sc BENEDICT'S OPERA HOUSE.
SEVENTH St., below Arch (Late Theatre Coruinue).
Mr. Charles 11. Dnpre. Maoairer
MARKED AND UNEQUALLED SUf OKSS
THIS EVENING, AND CONTINUE EVERY NlUllT.
Third week of tho preat artistic
DUPREZ A BENEDICT'S
Gipantlc Minstrel and Burlesque Opera Troupe.
Still Another Now Programme Tula Week.
First Tune, Now Burlesquo,
PATTI THE REAL, AND PATTI THE IMPOSTOR.
Admission, M c. ; Gallery, $ c. ; Parquet to, 7au. HS tit
IV EW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA
1 llOUSF:, ELEVENTH Btreet. above Chesnut.
THE FAMILY RESORT.
CARNCROSS A DIXEY'S MINSTRELS,
tho great Btar Troupe of the world, in their useanaUa
ETHIOPIAN SOIREES, uawium
BEAUTIFUL BALLADS. SONGS.
OPERATIC SELECTIONS, and D",uo'
,.V,V"A.?,L,E BURLESQUE!
J. L. OARNOROSS, Manager.
R. F. SIMPSON, Treasnrer. tliiUni
CONCERT HALL.
THEODORE THOMAS'
OR AND ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS
ON THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11.
FIRST Git AND CONCERT '
THEODORE THOMAS
AND H I H
CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA,
Composed of over
FORTY niSTlNUUISUKD ARTISTS.
Together with the followinc;
EMINENT SOLOISTS:
MISS AL1DE TOPI',
The Celebrated Pinniste :
MR. H. SCUM1TZ (French Hern).
PROGRAj,M"EaVVi:1N1R"Int"
1. Overture "Tannhausor," Wairnf.
2. Alle(rretto-',bth Symphony," iicethovew
3. "L 'Invitation a la Dunso," Wenei
(Instrumentatiun by Hector Berlio2i. ""
4. ''Trreumerei" Schumann
5. Concerto for Piano, No. 1, E flat I.myh
MISS ALIDE TOPP. 0
fi. Overture "Vt'illiBin Tell" Rossini
7. Waltz "On tho Beautiful Blue Danube,". ....Strauss
8. Serenade for Kioto and French Horn Till
MESSRS. WIENER AND SCHM1TZ.
9. Polka Mazurka "Lob der F'rauen." ) .
Polka Scbnell-'Mocua," ( StrausS
10. Fackeltanz, No. 1, in B .Mevnrheer
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. '
No extra charue for Reserved Seats.
EVENING. .vjiitr
The sale of ReseiTed Seats for any of the Three Con
certs will commence THIS MORNING, at O. W. A
Trumpler's MuBio Store, No. Snlri Chesnut street.
Doors onen at ISA : to commence at H o'eloek 11 a
'Iho only Piano-fortes nsed at Theodore Thomas' Con.
ceatsarethe celebrated WEBER PIANOS, from JA.
iet y.e's warerooins, 11U2 Chesnut street. '
A S S E M BLY BUILDINGS.
iV DEBUT IN PHILADELPHIA OF THE
FRAN KO CHILDREN, '
PIANISTS AND VIOLINISTS,
Pronounced by the press of New York and the principal
European cities to be the
GREATEST MUSICAL WONDERS OF THE AGE.
THK.V WII.I, (11 VB
TWO GRA MD CONCERTS,
Assisted by the Popular and Favorite Voealist.
MADAME HENRIETTA UEHRENS.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EFEN1NGS.
November 12 and IS, ltK'fl,
And for the special accommodation of suburban resident
and children, "
A GRAND JUVENILE MATINEE,
xr Sl?WVVIi l'AY- NOVEMBER 13. at 2 O'CLOCK.
NAHAN, iiKed 7 years;
RACHEL, uoed 9 year !
SAM, aned 111 yeti-s :
JEAN K I TE, apred 13 years,
ni. , r ., . . SELMA, aired 14 years,
The above family are native Americans, born in New
Orleans. I hoy have elicited the most unqualified admira
tion and enthusiasm from tho musical Prolession at theil
M!'.n!7:r,' Iew Volk ttud Urand Putti Matinees.
JHKEIS , ONE: DOLLAR
NO EXTRA CUA RGE FOR RESERNED KEATS
lieketsand heats tor sale at CHARLES TRUMPLER'S?
flS aV rTtol'w V1' Ks CT Street, coimnenciiiR WEDNES
DA, November 111. Children half-price 10 the Matinee)
only. Doors open at 7', and I'A o'clock. II H
RATIONAL HAM,
MARKET STREET.
MACE & TAYLOR'S
GREAT SENSATION COMBINATION,
COMMENCING MONDAY, November 8.
ONE WEEK ONLY.
JAMES MACE, rotired Champion of England in ni
celebrated Stutucsqne Illustrations.
JAMES TAYLOR, tho Great fondou Comique. Ill -sf
,IEM Al ACE, , , ,
THE EX-CHAMPION OK ENGLAND, will positively
appear TO NIGHT an n exponent 01 1 too
MANLY ART F SKLD DEiENbE,
Assisted by
MR. I'OOLEY Al A E.
FRIDAY EVENING, November 1J. has been set apart
for a l.'ouiplimenlaiy lienelit to JEM MACE. Purtiuu.
lorn iu future announcements.
CENTZ AND HASSLER'S MATINEES-
O MUSICAL FUND HALL, lBti?-7U, every SATUH,
DAY AE'l'Fl'OON at M o'clock. lu 18
pHILHAltMQNIC SOCIETY
The Society is now ready to receive snbsorip'.iens atth
oHicu of the Secretary, lliti CHESNUT St. II M f.ithslJt
"iTAI.Ell'S (LATE MILLER'S-)' WINTEt
G A It DEN, Nov 7-JI. 7M, 734, and 72d VINE Rtre
THE GRAND ORCHESTRION, lormorlv tne properi
f the GRAND UUKE OE BADEN, purchuhedat Krel
ipense by.lACOH ALKR. of this city, in comliiiiktio
of 1
eip
with
11 ri.Anir.it n um in niHA and Miss NELL. Ik
I)FHS(iN,will perlinio EVERY AFTERNOON in
Anerit"i,tiTi 1111 10 r. r.fi I Al I l'.l(.uifii ant
A i. V Ia4aU i, iUU h.WA)-lut;A,UOUea iHate. AUU1.M4