The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
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HWOoEMENI D
DEXTER" AND "PATCHEN."
These Celebrated TrOttIng Horses, and
the Pacing Mare .
POLLY ANN"
WILL CONTEND FOR PREMIUMS
At the New Castle County Agricultural
Grounds, Wilmington, Delaware.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1865.
FIRST PREMIUM, $500.
SECOND PREMIUM, $500.
Mile Heats; best three in five; to harness.
HORSES TO START AT 28O p. M, GOOD
DAY AND TRACK.
ADMISSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Carriages free. II stuth3t
NEW CHEsNgT STREET THEATRE
Doors open at l. Curtain rises at 7'l5
THIS ryENIFq, y1RiR R,iaSf iSaGEffmOors,
of the successful engag cement OF
Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
Dion BoUCIcAULT's VERSION
-. RIP VAN wINKLE,
pronounced y FN,iRE ths PRESS OF THE CITY
to be the most perfect performance given here
FOUND IN FoUR-WHEELER.
SATURDAY AFTER \ DON. November 10,
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE.
i"'' p'iTi The GUNMSRER OF MOSCOW.
CITY MUSEUM THEATRE, CALLOwHILL
- Street, below Fifth.
stage ManaIer ::................... iRoBERT Jones
second Appearance Of the Popular Comedian MIN
IN THREE sEUARR EI AkR akTUEBs0Nii TEn Ssii p crrno
,v,u J., TUESDAY EVENING November 6,
VIII be pFe''n''ff The HYpooRlrE.
nav iS S i0PoMsd BY the ROBSON
sSlSn ION 20 sO Arr ROBSON
R e." farce of
the SrgnaF song t50E1'f Of HoiDe i6Sson Tae Ss Sf
Suicidal Family Recommendation ROBSON
PRICES OF ADMISSION
ofeSestrH es SSaiIs snT farquet cents
Ptvete oxe cents
Seats in Private Is @ cents rs
Doors open at O'Clock, and the curtain viii pre-
The Box 9face will be open daily from 10 "A. M until
charge "N'" ''"'' may 10 '''Die0 WITHOUT extra
MRS. JOHN DREw'S NEW ARCH STREET
dHI THEATRE. M Begins at half past O'Clock.
hGIsN sEe oSD NlcHg OF THs !RisR i 6oMEbiAo
THIS rrue.dsyj aa RAh E9nsTSa sfSaNT; November g.
b'@rtSam' o',.n fs aHf s'fHs fRisa af rM1onAs1
soasads with SEM Sg%e iES% Of DAN BRYANT
i'AnuS "U &iiiiH iS;0SGs AND DANCRs. aN BRYANT
In Rehearsal-"shEMUs o'BRiEH."
wv ALNUT STREET THEATRE
wv N e. corner of NINTH and WALNUT Streets
THIS 'igfWSSlHS TWESTfEhH TEhaiSS SfGGT GMT0'emOsr6'
o, the brilliant '9GsseHSPt M& GS%iN n BOOTH,
who will appear n Ris SEsf SSas9iGU SheEaif5
RS5#EH5HT Ra#Tft5Ei& n 1Es5SSShSHAf 5hR SSSsSiBAffT
In c0mpl'a SWta Win R9n8y R8Tq TTsqIsstsf Sp
win be given at clock on ATUR0Ai i, November TO-
when will be pIeSented G5 Rs first time this season.
with all its original splend'r
NEW AMER RICAN HEATRE.-
IN LAST WEEK OF THE BRILLIANT
RATE FISHER AND Ell NINO EDDIE,
THIS EVENING.
LOCHINVAR AND BLACK-EYED SUSAN.
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY. ll53t
LNREE GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS
No. s27 CHESTNUT Street, below Tenth,
Now open with fine collection of Oil Paintings among
which are Lewis Notch and Valley In the
White Mountains and Bensel's
Autumn In the Aleghenes
lO3l6t MoCLEEs & MCCAIN.
y ERMANIA ORCHESTRA RE-
VI heaIsals will commence SATU RDAY AFTER |
NOON next, November III, at MUSICAL FUND HALL, |
81 O'Clock. Engagements made by addressing GEORGE
BASTEhT Agent, No. 1881 MONTEREY Street between |
Race and Vine. u63m
RTEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE, |
In ELEVENTH street, above Chestnut.
'hTAA FAMILY HESOAVD
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
CARNCROSS q DIXE1,S MINSTRELs, !
ETHioPiAN soIREEs, SONGS, DANCES NEW |
BURLESQUES and PLANTATION SCENES.
Doors open at o'clock Commencing at O'Clock.
$50 J. l.. CARNCR0SS, Manager.
" ALBRS NATE MILLERs) WINTER
v GARDENING. 72O-T26 VINE Street
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL COHCERTs
By two large and efficient orchestras.