The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-24


The sale of tickets for any OF the abOve-named per-
THIS MORNING,
Music Store, No $50 chesnut street. corner seventh,
M US L FUND ALL
BATEMAN CONCERTS.
wEbSEsbTSxS syESTSS$ S{S$$ october a.
Introduction Rondo. ste belt
Mr. }. L. HATTON.
Solo, Violin-EesSSi Sr GxEii ROSA: Rosx''''''''''Bnst
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Romanza-"Q "Quando Ie seTe, d Miller. Verdi
Air-'Und OBJ die Woke" frey schultz. Weber
Fantasia, PianO-fOrteJ FAUST Mills
s:EhSf FsSRAHTf COMPOSED expressly icf Sim
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solo, sr. CARL R0s 'Aar0
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vase u Sa''i0' Madame FxSEPX. Arai''
Solo, Piano no-foIte-MuImgrng Fountain" Mills
Trio zitti zti aBaTberej % Ii.,:: ROssini
- FERRANTI.
Grand fianc used at these Concerts is from the
celebrated mandatory of sTEINWAY & SONS, New
THURS DAY, october 25 Fourth Concert
FRlDA Y october rs last Concert in Philadelphia
be had at G. W A 1rumpler's Music Store, daily nom
"a. M to . z. M. 1t
NEW CHEsNuT STREET THEATRE.
~ CHEsNuT street, above Twelfth.
Doors open att SHTs GHTisin hTSsfsdd T1Sss Hs u.s.
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PosITlYELY LAST NiGHr
$SE$SE4 Ezs$ Ezs$ sI$$##$ sIS$E
LATEST 81 ! sE%r p r. 3FSShK 9 SUCCESS.
THE E4sr EAMitY.
Tie Tie FAST FAST FAMILY: FAMILY
BRUTHER BILL AND ME.
rBgRsgAY g1sgA ny EyfNINe Y h,s 9stSSsr sgSg a',
after long and Go Careful pre- Preparation, M l'
By DION JASaT SoTdi6I9ir. REIRhi, ESQ
Due notice VII b given Of s6s Ei of
'ShS GRAND fihf FAMILY Y0SE'SiSE.' SArfSEE. '''
w ALNUT STREET THEATkE-
THIS weSness aS EYESfNG " Is HSic'6 October a.
MR. NITJ& TS&fE fISaT bS6rH SF
who viii this time this season in his popular
'mperSOn''iO0 OF THE STRANGER
in KOtzebue's pathetic play PLAY q ,-c rn
OR. MIsAETHROPY AND REPENTAECE
1SS Is eoncIude s0l Wi COMEDY h''r
nn.o .r.nz. TIE HoNEYMooNM, "a Po,or..
!
RGf s' sG%s sHsSs DENIM
MRS. JOHN DREw's NEW ARCH STREET
Nl THEATRE Begins at half past O'Clock.
vno IoDS THE hnS i Asr FAMILY
MONDAY AND 4 htERF EEF ETHsKEg, ETGH ETP0w.
the great Play 4 rlfE f2nf F%sT aSti; 2 FAMILY,
with new scenery ana great ca't, including
n'"'' 'Oi'4. D" AS THE RICH WIDOW.
After which, sARAHs ToUS g NAN
Seats Sc secured cured six da1s in advance. 80
! NTEW AMERICAN THEATRE
n GREAT SUCCESS OF KATE FISHER -
EVERY NE2Eff AND EMIaSfF1A NATIVE 2S
10 srroI,t -, ASseg.GrSrsH U M
s. MI
as city H shS f
Wishing %aFo SS e
respectfully announces that the
iNAHSP6SAffFFSSS Is F6SfFSSED Eh5'HF
SATURDAY EyENIIiNEG, OCTOBER 81.
Positively TRSf { Tili opEx
BEST ooMpHSslhs Ms'1 snf IN 2, faE taf COUNTRY.
MOST Powerful ATTRACTION.
,oooo. RoBERT JONES,
N206t Stage Manager
WALER's LATE MILLERs) WINTER
V GAkDEN-Nos 720-T26 VINE Street
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS
Iy two large and eniesnt 6ys6estras
., .. TO-NIGBT,
Ana EVERY NIGHT in connection with our
- EACELSlOR STRING BAND,
Brass Band comprising the best Artists in the city,
OPEN FOR THE SEASON
Our spacious summer Garden. artIstic aIv Iatd o,,,
with Shrubbery, fountains etc. ~ w
IN THE LADIES' SALOON
Especially apart for FAMILIES the best of Creas
"nu o.ner aeneshmehts VIII De served 6l6S
O Y Nj N A y IU Nj
FOR LADIES. GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN
n. u COR OF NINTH AND ARCH SraEETSN
The Institute which again been greatly Improved
tor the coming season Is now open tor subscrptions ali
day and evenings, w.. t- -