The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
A sskMBLY BUILDINGS-GRAND STERB-
sTEREoPUcoN
bTkREOPIlC0h.
TOUR OyER THE wOEIh
.,.,,...., THIS EVENING AT O'CLOCK.
TOT GHOsT'
Ani other speeia Novelties.
Aimisson. p oents. children, Is cents. n.ta-3ts
NEW CuEsNUT STREET THEATRE
y GROVER h sINN..........teIsccs and Managers.
Iositi, civ the last week Of the SEA or ICE; Or A
THIRST iOR GOLD. This beautiful sensation drama
nightly with most intellectual and rcdned citizens
ho PSroTmanGe VII conclude Wiz n9w and very
ing MIS- Ene Germon, Mr. Walter LennoX and James =.
Doors open att. Commence quarter before 8 o'clock
Flnh Grand FANNY Matinee, SATURDAY AFTER
OF lUEi iOR, A THIRST ron GOLD, viii be performed.
MRS. JOHN DREwS NEW ARCH ST.
wrJSfDSF As S'Rgf Rgb 81 2ERsDsr EHTS a%ngsos
THE rICBET-O LEAVE MAN.
Tim Dalton. Donaldson
so,, seneH Grhth
May EdwsrdS; a. Graham
.''. Conclude witi iic r05T oi H6SoR mayer
FkInSY "nFSEFiT oT ED wiz ADAMS. .''O'0n
MoNDAY.-yESTyALI, BEL, pEMONlO.
CHRIST REJECT TED,
- The great and celebrated picture By West, the chsf
rs ROW ON EXHIRlTloN
AT TIE NE ,S55 AG4pEsY H}ISsY,iT or ETSE ARTS
In addition to the EE IRE Art Collection OF the Ac ademv.
Admittence % eenta selson 1ckets 80 cents ga lm'
USICAL FUND HALL,-ETALIAN
Nl Opera Troupe Of Associated artists.
The Manager Of the Italian Artist Association, com
W,ns. WHITING LoRINI, the celebra ed Soprano;
S'grOr y u EI A Nj, the famous Tenor Iobust0;
Signor TESLA, the favOrite Tenor dt Grazla;
MG;esl Ml blrectt and Conductor Mo g. BEHRENs
SEsbAY ana fHURsDGr EyESiSGs, september RS 2s
and ~ The programme viii consist CT the choicest solec
xdmsson g sc Reserved Sasn sSss &c. SSrS extra
iss'S Ms Ti co%%snse 1p M2nday @ az
CHEsNUT streets. '''''' ''O'e' '''' ''' !" anu
Doors open at7%. Concert commences ats. o-2l-4t
VHE GRAND BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
IN for the c.a@poRS,RR Of hS staS q Sf PSnnayyapa
DAY October ., 1864, and terminate MONDAY October
AFTERNOON AND EVENING EXHIBIrIoNs.
Play to commence at2 p. NJ. and & P. NJ.
L''h game i fUsM u Ii 2 s2GTs PTG'i bHnERaEp. GsS2
The following names are the Competiiors Tor the Cham
Hewes hs, Bird Pamer, ". Montgomery, Z. 7.
thwat Foster and other prominent players expected
Single 'misslon, 30 cents.
Season Tickets secured seats, So
To eS had o he Principal B9I@ EpG@ and H2G 2op
EsTEPHE, Committee ofArrangements s256t'
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| CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILADEI.-
~ PHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANIES.
| "PEEEslLNANlA STATE FAIR AT EASrOH."
return during the continuance Of tho state Fair by Trains
street wharf at $3.50 r. M Good return or before
| SeTtember ~
Fare for the Excursion, 81 80.
sept "a, Is6i g 2S-Stl w. II. GATzMER, Agent. Z
| EOR THE STATE FAIR AT EASTON, VIA
| Il North rENNSILYAEIA RAILROAD.
EXCLUSION TICKETS TO EASTON AND BACK,
will be sued from The Tob Oco ofthe Nor Pen1sy-
Nania RairoAC during the continuance OF tho Fair
for the 2lth, 2Sth, 2Jth, and JOth September,
Fart for tie Excursion 500.
lWu trains on uoSe dayp, leaving the new Depot,
| THIRD and THOMPSON Streets
At I30 A. M and 3l5 T. NJ.
Through In hours.
Returning leave Easton at ll42 A. NJ. Rud4a5P.SL
No Exclusion Tickets sold on the Cars.
9-g7-3t ELLIS CLARK, Agent.