The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-18

AT The i...i...
NEW HORTICULTURAL HALL,
SOUTH BROAD STREET,
ADJOINING THE ACADEMY OF MUsICi
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. .a'
Miss Percival: 0h3irman.
Mr.. mitoSs MIS- RodRsg %Sn Ras. RRis5S.h'
Mrs, Caleb Cope, Mrs. George D. Parrish.
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D. Rodney King, President, Chairman.
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J.E. Mit66Sii,, Chairman. ...
VIM. VIM ssStSWSod, % %TRS%ss .. iPisSl PsrCissSi, y
Robert Cornelius, Robert scott, t'- '-aN
Robert KilVngton, John MoGoWan, .,r -
W, HsIrIson, gharle, HaEmer,
Or. VIM. Qamac, James d. Wagner, Jr.
Peter Mackenzie, VIM. Hacker, ''f-
r, ". Mershall, aueJ ]; Duyel Rodney,
'" = SUUoMM1TTEr ON ItIs FINAN6E.' secretary
Wm. z; ,sOhaefsT, Chairman. 1 = ".
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Mrs. ssspGsn g. PRICE, Vice o6Siraan.
MRS Jo9n pa hHmtert MRS Edysrd HsrtshOrne.
Mrs I p Thompson. Mics WssneE;
B.15sl sfsEs EsSGSst HssSY
Mrs. THOMAS Mrs jane, totSiGaS Z 6issSorn
Mrs. Chapman Bidde, Mrs. Charles Harris.
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James n MitOhsif. SiHon'S A'nf Br %%; Sanse. 20
Gem Sen. Psttsfson, PRs Richard ias SlS n. %srshel
Rsyid LsndIeth, I'D ThOmas 9: PerCivai, .-
siephsps Sis Price Thomas ?. James, '.a5
thomas eehan, s DR., Edwatd Hartshorne,
T. sstthsIT.it, henry Bsy a: M.:,sf:: P.ssf: '.-'' /,
~ "s'i'sO" Newburg a. smith.
As GUIDE to those who wish to forward this phi
lsnthrop pic and, hope, popular movement, but who
not exactly understand what to send the following
SLIGHT enumera OF desirable articles prove ac-
ceptAble; ...f1 FsfF1a
Out Flowers. Bouquets, Hanging Baskets, Flower
Stands, Autumn Leaves, Grasses, &C.
Plants in pots Annuas end Plants In pots, for
ing, seeds Roots, Bulbs, &c Grape Vines and Fruit
Trees F.
Fruits, domestic, foreign and forced-Rreen, dried
candied, preserved and canned
Vegetables, green and canned Grain, Flour, Meal,
Pulse, Hops, 30, ...
Fern Gases, A quaria, Apiaries, Aviaries, &c.
Phantom Bouquets, Wax Fruits, and dried Wax and
Leather blowers, and Leaves. liza.
horticultural Iron, Wire and Rustic Work; also,
Garden Implements and Books. .-
Ohina and Glassware, Pottery, Garden Seeds and
Vases, also, Fountains and Garden Statuary.
Books, Engravngs &C., Paintings, and ell products
of the Pen and Pencil.
Useful articles OF all kinds for household purposes
in woods, iron, tin, silver, plate, &c.
Dry Goods and Trimmingsi also, Clothing for In.
fants and children, and articles for watering places
Fancy articles from the simplest to the most elegant
works of art; also. Toys, Games Perfumery, &c,
Mathematical. Optical and Musical Instruments
! Music Books and Music, &c.
Confectionery, Candies, syrups, &c also, Mineral
Waters, Cakes, Ice Creams Jelles &C.; Paste, Pies
! 30.
Groceries and Provisions of all kinds, particularly
those suitable for the Restaurant-as Coffee Tea, Ohio
colate sugar, Crackers, Cheese, Nuts, Pickles, &c
| Also. Bread and Rolls, Hams, Tongues, &c Poultry,
| Butter, Eggs, Milk and Cream. Also, Oysters, Lob
| sters, &C, -a
Daily contributions OF Fruits, Flowers and vsgeta
bles; and of Milk, Cream, &C., are solicited. sr.,
Contributions from the interior Of the State will be
most thankfully aocepted and from the surrounding
| and other States
Especial committees, as soon aB arranged will ap-
| pear in the public papers.
OF our city and State editors would earnestly ask
that they will continue, they have been,
firm patrons and friends, and by their aid
endeavors to improve and ornament our beautiful and
| beloved city. .....
ON every Tuesday, and after January 8, 1867,
from II to O'Clock, the Ladies of the various COM
mittees will at the present Hail. south Broad and
Walnut, where all interested respectfully invited
At the same time and place, any contributions not
intended Tor respective tables Will be received and
carefully guarded.
The following list of some of the Departments with
! their Ohairmen may be acceptable to those who wish
to donate to the Bazaar Persons having no choice
can send their articles to the Hall on aud after
the 2Sth ut, to be placed upon the Donation table
/ MUSIC.
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IlTnRzET DEFXkTFEE kTFTEiESEFSE, EE SESD Daily PAPER
| % GENTLEMRN's COMMITTEE,
| HifZGeralQ. Chairman. I'd
Robert K, Randall corner Seventh and Washington
oiSytSn MAemiohael, onice '.North American
| George ID Boxer, 1871 Walnut street.
| southern Gilliams, 92 Walnut street.
Gen: II ndale. Tenth % street, rect, above Arch
Wm. n Rhswn; SO Chesnut street
y. Robley Dunglison, Harrisburg.
E,P. Steel, Southwark National Bank,
Ghbsrt Bitter ,z2t Walnut street ID BID I'D ..
y: Main smith " Eyening Telegi aph."
George D. Budd, Walnut street. above Seventh
4. "a Messohert, l222 Ohesnut street.
"a SueSST SSR l4oS val ESSTs street
| pr,s, B. Hornor, 81 ne de Luxembourg, Paris
| Yohnn r. Shannon, "a Chestnut street.
| g. ~. Prney, " Europe.
S1aspeT bouder, Evening Bulletin
| WmSi y CLARK, Jr,, Sunday Dispatoh.U
Charles h. School eeInaSy eI aS aSyui Miereury',,
l 4. "a schultz, Fishkli, N. Z
4 Col foTney, Washington
| A. y, Ohtheimer, 926 franklin street
/ y. !. LADIRs' COMMITTEE,
stIaaa Hl'SRerald, )S8T south Seventh
Mrs. w. 9, Phillips, 1914 Delaney pIaoa
II AA5Is' -; george w Ritter. 1874 Arch atraet
ME-. MLs Ii Ihiope5t m Hooper. 1924 Walnut street
Miss Kate Hart Fourth street sbovssJ s, = FIn-~
NJ NJ H " enSs s, south Ninth street rr0