The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
ny 40 EM-Y orr MUsI C.
THE STAR COURSE OF LECTURES.
JOHN G.. SAKE. ESQ,
on TUESDAY EVENING. Dec G.
Subect-"Love" "a humorous lecture in versej.
The New York 7yn,es says OF this lecture
"Mr. Sake kept the audience Ia an uprOar from
ter and applause strove long for the mastery but at
the close of the last stanzas the latter carried the
MISS KATE FIELD. Dec. g.
MISS SUSAN b. ANTHONY, Dec. 12'
Admission to each Lecture. 80 cents
REsERSED SEATS Any Of the single in Senss octares
for sale at GOULD FISCHERS Piano Rooms, No
e2S Chesnut street, and at the Academy the even
Doors open at ~. Lecture ats 19ss
nay UNITED STATES PENSION OFFICE, NO.
Vs. 7s7 SAMSON Street.
By decision OF the Commissioner Of P%ensIons
witnesses will be required at this ofice for the
quarterly payments beginning December and June
OF each year. In March and September witnesses
will be required as heretofore, In all cases except
dependent fathers"
The following order will be observed in paying:-
Monday, Dec. 8, A, BIC.
Tue sdsy, Dec. 6, d, L, r.
"Wednesday, Dec,7, e, II, l.
Thursday, Dec. 9, X, L, M.
Friday. Dec. 9, Nj, N.
Saturday, Dec. IL, o, P, q, r.
Monday, Dec. 10, g, T.
Tuesday, Dec. 10, Wv, w,X,Y,Z
No Pension win be paid out OF the regular turn.
This rule is positive
l9sa u S. Pension Agent.
n,Ssp "REMINISCENCES OF THE EAST"
WILL BE
REV. DIR. MARCH'S
LECTURE IN WEST ARCH CHURCH,
EIGHTEENTH and ARCH Streets,
On TUESDAY, Dec. 6. at s p. NJ.
IT will be deeply interesting. Rev. Dr. March has
recently returned from the Holy Land.
Tickets. 90 cents. To be had at Gould & Fscher'5
No. s23, and Boners No 1iO2 Chesput street; Smith
Sons, No 1870 and DIR. Bowers, No. 1900 Market
street, DR.. G. r. Keeneys, No. 1eO Arch st. 12s st
sesg- A FAIR FOR THE BESeFIT OF THE
Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals Will be held at HoRTiCULTU-
RAJ HALL, commencing on the evening OF Novem-
evenings. Restaurant under able management.
Doors open from 10 A. M. till 10 p M. Season
President OF the Fair-Hon. ALEXANDER HENRY.
Cen George q FxEGgyE MasGn 99MHIIFEs COM IGo,n Ror.
Hon. Daniel NJ. Fox, DIR. Elwyn, and others.
Gen. G.. H. Crosman, Ii IS fmwlOt
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reSs SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
-" TEMPERANCE BLESSING will be ned at
CONCERT HALL on TUESDAY EVENING, De-
cember 6, at Il before O'Clock. Hon. JOSEPH
ALLISON will preside. The meeting will be ad-
dressed by Rev. Drs. ]. l. WITHEROW, p. s.
HENSON, and s. w. THOMAS, and other distin-
guished speakers. Singing by the Little Wanderers.
All friends OF Temperance are cordially Invited to
attend.
CHARLES HERITAGE,
123St Chairman OF Temperance Blessing
nsSS- OFFICE VOLCANIC OIL AND COAL
~ COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, De-. 2, 1870.
The Board OF Directors. have this day declared n,
dividend OF TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per share, due
and payable on and after Sd inst
TIL MAS j. MAGILL,
1236t Secretary and Treasurer.
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W. restores soied gloves equal TO new. For sale
by all druggists and faacy goods dealers. Price 25
cents per bottle IL 2SmwfS