The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-04

LA CoTBRIE CARNIvAL-AcADEMY OF Music,
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20, lsG8.-No lover
of rational amusement or devotee Of Terpsichore
can have failed to notice the tendency as we'll as
growing taste towards fancy dress and masque-
rade balls.
There is a fund of amusement in them. They
tend to bring out the latent bumor which lies
innate amongst those who would shrink at the
idea of appearing upon the histrionic stage.
"Many gen." etc.
To the energy and enterprise of Messrs. Peter
E. Abel and Harry O. and j. G. Risley belong
the credit For several years past they have en-
deavored to introduce La Coterie Carnival" as
an institution worthy OF note, and they have
succeeded. The complete arrangements and
the success which have characterized every de-
partment in their former efforts, augur we'll for
the future. The excellent regulations, the deco
Tations, the beautiful scenes the choice selection
of music, and the original dances selected for
the OCCASION in fact, in every branch relative to
the enhancement of the enjoyment of their
patrons, all betoken that they not only have a
correct idea of completeness but that neither
effort nor money had been spared to make the
entertainments given under their superintend-
ence most perfect In every detail
That their efforts have been appreciated, as
well as endorsed, by our amusement loving
public, is evinced by the number, as well as the
class, Of the patrons of La Coterie Carnival"
The subscription books, which were opened
only few weeks since, already number over
800 names, and which, from their respectability
and influence, denote that the evening of Mon
day, January 20, 1868, will be second to none in
lnents in our goodly Quaker City.
Those of our readers who desire to participate
la the event may obtain further information of
Messrs. Abel and Risley, either at Petersons,
No. 306 Chestnut street. or at the News Stand at
the Continental Hotel.
SALE OF STOCKS AND REAL EsTATE.-The
following stocks and real estate were offered
for sale at the Philadelphia Exchange, by
Thomas Sons, commencing at noon Tuesday,
with the annexed result
80 shares Live Oak Copper Mining Co; exc.
10 shares lTuckahoe and Mount Pleasant
,o Rsnk an honG M oI
400 Shares Mingo oil COMPANY 80. ... 4y5c
100 shares Hughes River and Island Run OIL
IC shares Hi66erd oil Company ic
I5 shares Ptttston Coal Company L9o.
share steamship Dock Company. ,,.;........,. Ss5
10 shares Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph -.
share Philadeiphia Library Company-.-.... S3l
share Mercantle Library Company.'...'.'~ %
RIVER SCHUYLKILL and s. w. corner
Lombard end Chippewa streets-Large
and valuable Wharf property and large
Sfi;; no eel sslOO
CATHARINE. No. 5l5-Frame Bullding..... $500
RICHMoND-Three Dwellings and Large 49,.
Lot 2Ou feet front 300 feet deep..."..,.... $500
"bweiiiSss slS5o. tl525
brick Store and Dwelling. f27OO
SECOND, No. 7l4 (North)-StOre and Dwell
PINE. No. S25~HandsOme modern Resi- ..o..
To%NsHTP rows LINE R0XD"Hoiei. known
NTNTH, No. 242 GscGiGJ"sTOr and Dwe
MRfRYIXTD, Hi,Xi1RifFi0jRlDi i'; 'C;oiUijNTiY;-Si
SFfs S1SFG5SS SnS S ssle Dwelling
CARPENTER, west of Eighteenth-Tws- 49,
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THREE EREDEEMABLEG GROUND RENTS
Each $50 o0V' SoSV