THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, Fill DAY, APRIL 2G, 1867.
4
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Rt.W. I.Ev'i Thnki(lTln lirmon.
I Continued from ths Eighth Pape.
tnre In miniature and feeble coloring of what
you well know In Its praetloal worklna your
Order In ever doing. Huch Is the blessed task
and duty of love and mercy by which it foods
the hungry and ministers to the sick; seoures
the blessing of him who is ready to perish, and
causes the widow's heart to sing for Joy ! Such
is the tangible way In which It cheers, that like
the great and good Ood, Hit lore; and that like
.Jesus, the Hon of Ood, It goes about doing good,
the ti lt nil of man, the reliever of distress and
the helper of the needy everywhere! Thank
God lor snob, an Institution, as I know
that yeu do to-dny thank Him! Thank
Him thut it is your privilege to be
long to any one ot Its Lodges! And oh ! Rtrlve
to walk worthy of the vocation wherewith you
recalled, so that at last each one ot you may
from the lips of tho Great Muster hear the
plaudit, "Well done, good and faithful servant;
inasmuch as you did it unto one of the least of
these, my brethren, ye did it unto me. !"
"In Friendship tried Is found a precious treasure;
In trimilng Love, a ft. 11 lit or purest pleasure;
In Truth, a ianip alike tor nge and youth
Mw Kiirih he ttl'ed with Friendship, Love, and Truth!
Willi Friendship lillecl: with Love, with Trtuli,
My earth be tilled with Friendship, Love, and Truth.
"UnnhHkeri Faith, must Friendship ever nourish,
Hwwi Hope ami I nve, like twins, tuxeiher flourish;
Truth points the way for Charity and Faith,
And lleavt-n sniliex on Friendship, Love, nnd Truth-
On Friendship smiles, on Love, on Truth,
And Heaven smiles as Friendship, Love, and Truth.
"No cruel doubt can come where Friendship bldeth;
So hateful strife, where peureful Love resldi-th:
Where Truth prevails, no power bus Blunder'. tooth
All evil liven Irom Friendship, Love, and Truth
From Friendship flees, from Love, from Truth;
All evil llees from Iriendshlp, Love, and Truth.
Hall, Friendship pure! Oh, may It be earth's leaven
J-lall, sncied Love! the atmosphere of heaven !
Hall, Truth Divine! that blooms In ladeless vonlh !
God speed the cause of Friendship, Love, and Truth!
Hail, Friendship pure! ; lull, Love! Hnii, Truth!
Ood speed the cause of Friendship, l.ovo. and Truth !"
For additional reports of Thanksgiving Sermons sea
Sixth I'dgp.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
KOR ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS BKE THIRD l'AOK.J
Some Gratuitous Advice. The season for
Southern fruits has come, and with it Houtheru
productions unlimited. An many persons have
an aversion to direct advice of any kind, we
would make the following propositions: Kat
oranges; the number is unnecessary. Devour
eweet bananas; the quantify Is not important
to any but those who eat and those who sell.
The best place to stand is upon some public
steps, take no particular notice as to whore you
throw the peelings, yei. try to launoh them on
the walk where the crowd pnss along. It will
afford you great amusement to see somebody
try to turn an extempore "somersault," or be
hold the extremities of certain Individuals give
way, and their heads Beck a solid level.
Indetd, it will be a source oi never-ending
enjoyment to see some aged man, whoe onoe
athletic frame has been loosened and crippled
by years, come down and rack his bones upou
the pavement, or to witness some other person,
with head erect, and body carried upright
on dapper legs, give a bounce into the air, and
come down with a shock to all things sur
rounding, and with au eurth'junke Jar to tils
own body. Let all remember, boys, girls, and
persons of ladvanced years, that personally
such an accident is not susceptible of causing
great pleasure.
A Sad Calamity A Lady Accidentally Shot
and Killed. About o'clock this morning a
fatal accident occurred in the vicinity of Front
and Norris streets. It appears that a mad dog
was discovered coining full speed down the
street, by a man named Erwin and a lady
named Mrs. Whltmyer. Mr. Erwin, went Into
the house and got a rifle, and stationed himself
at the opening of a little alley through which
the dog was making his way, aud Mrs. Whit
myer, with an axe, placed herself at an opening
of the fence, in the centre of the alley, to stop
the dog should he attempt to pass through.
The cur came through the alley, stopped before
Mrs. Whltmyer, who slept. ed out, with the axe
uplifted, ready to strike, when Mr. Erwin fired
at the dog as the lady placed herself before it.
Instead ol striking the canine the ball entered
the right side of the lady, just above the hip,
and ppssed entirely through the body. Mrs.
Vv". was taken Into the house, and every etl'ort
was made to aid and relieve her, but all proved
of no avail.'for she expired at 7-10. Mr. Erwin
was arreMed, and is now held at the Eleventh
IHstrlct Station Iluuse, Lieutenant Witoraft.
The Coroner will hold an inquest tbls after
noon at 5 o'clock.
Abrest op a Thieving Clan. Through tlie
vigilance of Officer Gikler. of Lieutenant
White's force, a party of well-known thieves
and accessories were arrested. John Simpson,
Joseph White. William Lewis, Margaret Wil
son, and Elizabeth Wells are the parties who
stand accused. The first three were engaged in
the robbery of Mr. John School's residence, on
the night of April 24, and soon after, of the
establishment of S. Rosenberg, No. 9h Noble
street. Simpson, in all these, was the main
mover and general director. When arrested by
the officer there were found upon him coats,
albums, 560 in money, which he had taken from
School's place, and shawls, other clothing, aud
J3 in bills, which had been stolen from Hosen
berg's. From the latter place they also took
three demijohns ot liquor. The women were
the parties who received and disposed of the
goods. Alderman Massey committed the
thieves as follows: John Simpson in default of
S2500 bail; Joseph White. ? 1500 bail; William
Lewis. $1000 bail; Margaret Wilson and Eliza
beth Wells, each 300 ball.
A Trunk Bowiery. A train on its wayf rom
thiscitv. on Monday evening, at 5 o'clock,
i oi in. t un Rtntton in Oermantown.
i.'w.jn thin trin a ladv named Mrs. Jane
Wlster got off; receiving a large trunk from
iki imiroi.iru prp. Sim left this truhk on the
platform, went to her fat her-in-law's residence,
but a short distance, and sent a man to take the
, r.,. 1 ..ml Knfr tho t.rnntr
truiiK away, j ue iimu m 1 1 oi
had nivsterlouslv disappeared. Search was made
the next morning at nay-light, which resulted
in riiuf.nvarincr iim trim it iu the woods near by,
broken ud and contents gone. That day, a man,
t',i,.-ti wniiDmunn mn a arrested on BUSpt-
nH n.,Un ininrrnvnted. acknowledged
the deed, and pointed out the plaoe where the,
goods were secreted in the stump of an o il
Tl.uualno nflllA contents Ol tilO trUIlK.
was about 8140. Forty dollars in greenbacks
which were taken, were not restored. lie was
committed by the Oermantown magistrate in
default of 83000 for nis appearance ut uuui u.
A Mclk-ish Transaction Tub Smiths in
Tkovulk. Last night, about 9 o'clock, James
W. Suilih offered at puhlio vendue. In the vlcl
Y!ii v of Kortv-first and Oak streets, one mule and
immm in i Tn hwis were neither many nor
satisfactory, so Smith, unlike an auctioneer, set
viiu. .inl.i its for the whole concern. Onlovr
v ,iv i.,.. o i,,,i,r took the "whole concern.
.JV.. i,.i.,Jiv. .and while the former animal
and rigging was placed in a van, t he latter was
fode'l iii a cell. This morning Alderman Allen
u.,iitii for n further Investigation.
liul a short period of time had elapsed after
.J..r.7t oi n John Smith was arrested by
JSJf'IwJhh nt. Water and Pine street, with a
coil of rope lii his possesion, the result of a sly
operation on board a vessel.
Alderman Butler
conoinlw:u
Vicious Caninks. It came under notice yes-
,rt, that one renn rscniaver wu -uibu
In.en of the too-tonlc race, tnav ne was a
r. . ha a vre i ureuu ivt;.. hlju turn- jo
as lnvariablv accompanied wherever he went
yHUinvBw virulent and snappish
lyn,, , yesterday "Kreuk," while driving his
v;rii cart, saw v tli yleasure anu cnucatiunn
tread cart. j . .
! ifwtiscrimiualely: but when In the vlciulty
r Heller street, Frank ford, these same "dogs'
?t aaveral pel sons severely, and tore the clothes
bit several i i,r'rui fnnrfnl. For
Leering said vicious curs, he wns arrested and
hefrf by AWermau Holme In delimit of MU to
. . I, ,,,u ITI1I1UICU. .1 W H.W.T
answer.
a Disorder!" iiodbf.
Cabe. Ann Tet-ney
7a arrested for beinn the proprietor of a very
?.R i7nA In Mannvnnk. It Is aliened
-disorderly house
that i
.hi.
t a rjortlon of the lowest strata or rbiiaiiei
la Bociety. couslsting In good part of tliievos,
ri ceneral hard cases, with a fair sprinkling
fiiid TiTeneral hard cases, with a fair sprlnkliug
yir hra-zen Jemales, were habituet of that plaoe.
The woman mentioned was taken before
Alderrnan Uatnscale, who committed her In
Uelauii oi ""' .
q . . . Rtockb abd Real Estatk. Tlie fol-
itni7 atock-B and real estate were offered for
lale Bt the I'hlladelphla ExchatiKe, by Samuel
? Kord & Hons, coinmenolug afcuoon to-day.
.nimiwl result:
. ..,-. oiapir Heath Coal Company M
Msharea ntai a Ttiuilueiia titaud.
.MiMTS bv "it feel...... A
nv.Z in atreet. No. 1018, Meaiaeuce. iu
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HHIIIWHK
A Theft ok &r!i. Charles Wilt, by an ope
ration ol his own, proved an entirely unwel
come boarder lo his landlady, who keeps a
jitibllc bouse In Mtnayuuk. Yesterday m onl
ine, he. It is averred, proceeded Into the ward
robe department of the lady, broke open a large
trunk, rummaging things generally, to obtain
money which he had learned wns there depo
sited, lie found t.Vi, which he took. The loss
wns soon discovered, and Ofllcni Clemmlngs
arrested Wilt, who wns committed by Alder
man Gibson, iu default of $ W0, for a further in
vestigation. KonriERiKS. Uurglars made a descent upon
a dwelling house No. ISO Dill wyn street, boiow
Kuttonwood, while the family, by the natno
of Spar, were absent. The succeeded In
lorclng ofT a shutter In the rear pirt of tho
building, alter wliioli access was vory eay,
and the house was completely ransacked. Tho
amount of articles stolon has not, been ascer
tained. The hurKlars were prepared for adeadlv
nllrny, If such an event should have happened,
nsa loiig.strnngc-looklnu knifa was found stick
ing In one of the steps, where uo doubt it hud
dropped.
Si'sririojt ok Intended Larceny. Yesterday
morning a man named Charles Lcuglm wns af
rested on suspicion of attempting to open n
siite. At an early hour, soon after tho store nt
Twenty-third and Wood streets bad been
opened, he wns found In the countlng-ro im of
the same alone; and the snfelock had a sf range
looking key In it, which at once caused sus.
piclon. The man denied any knowledge as t'
how the strange-looking key found itself there;
hut wns nevertheless taken Into custody. Al
derman Hutchinson held htm In default of
Jl.'XHJbuil toawaita further Investigation.
A Successful Celebration. Last eveuiu;
the Mission School of the Hpruco street Itaptisl
Church, corner of Tenth and South Streets, eel
ebrated their ninth anniversary. The exercises
consisted of singing, and recitations in- the
children, together with an appropriate address,
by Kev. O. A. I'eltz. The report was rend by
Mr. Morse, the Superintendent, and tho cotidi
tion of the school reflects great credit upou the
perseverance and energy of the teachers.
Silver warr Clark & Biddlf.'s Empo
rium. We call the attention ol the puhlio to
the large and complete stock of silverware of
all descriptions at the establishment of Messrs.
Clarki & liiddle, No. 712 Chesnut street. Every
variety Is there kept on hand, as Is also an
elegant assortment of English electro plnteil
silverware and bridal sets. We refer our re.idci'i
to their advertisement In another column.
FnoTooRAriis in all sIz.ps and styles. Now
Is the time, ere you lay off your dark clothing,
to have your Photographs made, with rich dra
pery. B. F, Keinier's Oallery, No. G2t Arch
street.
MARRIED.
For additional marriages ire Third rape.
BALLOU JACKSON. On the 2-Hh Instant, nt The
residence of Charles 1). Heed, K-q., by the Kev. Wil
liam II. Ftiriiesi. resisted by Uev, Fred Frothingiiam,
LEONARD S. BALLOU, Jr., of New York to
ItK.I KN I. daughter of Mrs. M.L.JACKSON, ol
this city.
TVON'T MAKE LABOR
FOR 1 YOUH
wile or domestic by coming
Into your house
with mud on your boots, when a very sm ill oiiibw
will purchase a Foot Mcraper for your door. We
have a vuriety of tbeiu. Including movable Dish
Scrapers. T HUMAN & BHAW,
No. S35 (Eight Thlrtv-rlve) Market St,, below Ninth.
TAPANNED TINWARE, COMPRiSrNK TEA
J Canisters, Dust Puns, t-iplce nnd Cake Il ix -s,
Mstcb fates, bumps, Candlesticks, Pepper and DredK
Inir Hoxes, NutiiiPit tlraters, etc. For sale, with a
Kencral Bssortmeut of llousftfepfiinir Hardware, by
TRUMAN A 8HAW,
No. MS (Fight Thlrtv-flve) Market Ht., below Ninth,
RAT-TAT-TAT ! WE HAVE VARIOUS
piitierns of Hoor-Knockeri. and some verv
lieiivy on's. suttiible lor gat-s. Also, various klniU
of Dour Bells and (Jongs. TRUMAN 4NHAW,
No. 1M5 ( JilKht Thirl-tlve MurkPt Sr., below Ninth,
BRAD DEPOT,
Hi reef.
NO. 32 SOUTH
FOURTH
4 2H 31
JET STUDDING BEADS, AND ALL OTHER
kinds low. W. I ILLKR,
4 20 31 No. 32 South FOU RTH Street.
T2EADP. JET STUDDING BEADS
IS BEST
lualltles, snd all varieties of Heads low.
w . llliUr.i,
No. 32faouth FOURTH Street.
4 2fi .It
B
KADs, BEADS, BEADS, IX ALL VARIE-
low rates, w. iiuije.iv.
No. 32 South FOURTH street.
4 120 at
CARPETmGS!
JAIES H. 0RNE, SON & CO.,
C13ES1NIIT ST., BELOW SEVENTH,
PHILADELPHIA.
FRESH CANTON MATTINGS,
WHITE, BED) CHECK, AND FAXCT,
4-4, 5-4, AND 0-4 WIDE.
JAMES E. 0RNE, SON & CO.,
CGO
C1IES-MJT ST., BELOW SEYEMII.
HATE JUST RECEIVED THEIB
SP11INQ IMPORTATION Ol-
CARPETING S,
OF EYEHT DESCnil'TION.
French Chenills, Axminster,
WUTOX, VFLVETS, LUUSKLS,
AD TAPESTHIKS.
3-4 A 0 4 VEIiYETS, WlfcTO.V.KKUJiiSELS'
AND
VELVET CA1JPETS,
WITH BOBDERN TO MATCH, FOB HAI.E.S.
JAMES H. 0RNE, SON & CO.,
CUESNIT sT BELOW SEVExMII,
rniLADELrniA.
TDKEE-rLIE'S, EGL1SII AND AMERICAN
INGRAINS,
English and American 011 Cloths,
COCOA WATTIM.S, IlllliUUETt, LIXE
tUl'M" CXOT1I8, BVCiM AMD MATS
4 19 fmw2mrp OF EVERY DE8CRIFTIOX.
OERMANTOWN RESIDENCE FOR SALE
I ? t'leasantly situated at tlie corner of KNOX and
TinTiI N Hlreets: aurrounded by tiH A DKand FRUIT
trwa-within a lew uiliiutes' walk of Shoemaker Lane
itttalou It U supplied with gas, baih, hot and cold
wale? and water cloaet. There la alsustah lug on the
MwiilBes. aud a good well of walM. Jfrics, U.tioj,
ippl ato . MW K AC1 Btreet. 4 W ill
CARPtTINGS
QLEN ECHO MILLS,
eKBMANTOWN, riIII.ADEI.rnlA.
McrALLlJ'S, CKEASE & 8 LOAN,
No. 509 CHESNUT STREET.
MANUFACTURE 114 OP
TH REE-PLY CARPETINOS,
EXTRA BUI'EK INOHAIN
BUI'ERFINE INGRAIN,
FINE INGRAIN,
TWILLED AND TLAIN VENETIAN,
RUGS. MATS. ETC
CAKT0N MATTINGS,
IRISH IMPORTATIONS,
Micltlis nucl Style
H I
M'CALLUMS, CREASE & SLOAN,
No, 509 CHESNUT STREET.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
No. 519 CHESNUT STREET.
McCALLL'JIS, CKEASE & SL0Ax.
QARPETINCS!
300 Pieces of Elegant Patterns
OF
ENGLISH BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRY.
Just arrived Irom Karupe aud now Iu Store,
Also, a complete ansorlmento(
EKCJLISII BOYAL WILTON,
EXCiLISH VELVETS,
en;eikh bbunneen and TAPENTUIEM,
THHKE-PLY AND IN14KAIN.
VENETIAN, FOB HAI.I.M AND MTAIBN,
MA'IT INUM, III US, 31 ATS, ETC.,
FLOOB Oil. CEOTIIS.
IN ALE WIDTHS AND O.VALIT1EM,
LEEDOIY! l SHAW,
NO. OIO AltCII NUtEKT,
S i2 fmw2nirp JJetweeu NiutU unU TeatU.
JUST LANDED
ENGLISH C ARPET1 NGS-
VELVETS,
BRUSSELS,
TAPESTUY,
1NGRALNS.
Also.NKW BTYLK VENETIANS, for BT A IRS uud
HALLS, with separate Borders to match, all mul
expressly lor our sales by the best manufacturers,
and will be sold at lowest cash prices, 2 1 fmwvmKp
REEVE L. KNIGHT & SON,
No. 807 CHESNUT ST.
CARPETINCS,
OIL CLOTHS
MATTINGS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
J. R. "WHITE,
No. 13 North SECOND Street.
CHEAPEST IN THE CITY.
4 51m
First Crpet r5tore above Market
QARPETINGS! CARFETIiGS
J. T. DELACROIX,
No. 37 South SECOND Street.
Has received per late arrivals, aarge ana varied
assortment or
J. CBOSMLET A SON'S BRTTNSELS CAB.
FETINVS, HEW BESJIUMM.
Also, a large line of Three-ply Extra Snper rd Fin
INUKAIN CAKPKTIJSG.COlT-AOKaud HJ'JCAK.
FETH, Olii tJJjOl iio, oiiiiitn, f.iu,, wuicn will l
sold al Kreatiy reduced prices wholesale and retail.
' J. T. DKLACKOLX,
N O. 87 feouth tSlLCONU (Street.
Between Market aud (Jbeannt streeu.
jg, B. Particular attention paid to the flttlmj upol
OfttcM and t'onniinir-roonia. x 'a Dm
QEORCE W. HILL
KIASiritllBEB AND DEALEU IN
OAIIPETINQS,
o. 126 HOBIU TU1BD STBEET.
Haaon hand a large aBBortment of DESIRABLB
FATTKItNS, to which he " the atteutlon of buy.
era.
8 18 wfm3m
JUST OPENED,
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT
OF
NOVELTIES
FOU GENTLT MEN'S WEAU.
ALSO,
M'BIKO UXDEBWEAB,
UIOVEM, 1IOMIERT,
1 22 rp ETC. ETC.,
AT
JOHN C. ARRISON'S,
o.i ai woHTii aiacTM itbect
TvR. UUNTltR, NO. 44 NORTH SEVENTH
bTREET, ABOVE FILBKIIT, PHTLADELPHIA.
AckuowledKed bv o" tmrlut inlmtlrd an by far Ins
At MObT Hl'l t'KAlSFUL FUYbU-IAN
In the treatment of ii iuhu itxcudti. QUICK,
'1 IIOHOUU11. and ptrmimr.M cum auaraiUffd In
every case. Heniember DR. HUNTKK'3 Celebrated
Iteniedim can only he had genuine at bis old entali-
Ito&d Office" . BJCVJm'lU above fUhen. i u A
REAL ESTATE SALES.
PUBLIC HALK CITY PROPERTY.
Ji TljOM AS A SO.Nh. Auctioneer. Itinln' 'cii-
tlllll. 1 llll C Hlol V hrlrk riuullliiir. Nr 3
Mippt. Willi lour dwelling In the rear, on Kiclianisou
si reel.
1 lirnliftllt to ordlnnnr.q of ih. Kolt .nd Pnmmnn
( oi.nr.lHoi the tjuy 0f Fhllauelplna, will be Hold at
l utiliu haie, wlihnut rmerve. ly (inter ot Coiniuls-hloiit-rol
1 1 y I'ri.pt-ity, on '1 uesdav, iMav 2it. 167. nt
12 o cluck, .Noon, at the l'liUnilt'lpliin Kxctiaiigi!, the
li'li.viiiKlRTiijeU real eMlato Oelouulim lo the City
of I 'bilHilclplila:
All that lot of eroiiiid. wiih the inmimn now
erecicci iiierenn. Minnie on the nortli hkIh of Itave
hlrevt, oi ft el :i Inclius .ml (, Klnli mreet. No. 4ill. con-
toiiiiin in irimt on Kacv Nirmi, IH leet 5 inches, and
exiiiiiliiiB ol thatwuiiii do leii.wlth Ine riht mi l
iiiiviivhi; imu b'i ii ici-i iu inch wlilf court, culleii
Kichm ilM'n's court. It-tull i,u Hiuniiu nr,! l.ii,, the uhl
Jtiicesircit,
All lllllt lot Ol Rrnilllil. with llio n,nmir nnw
rrecloil thei i ou, liumli: on vi,h we.il side ot Kiehurcl-
hi,n h conn 1 1) k iNo. 1), mi u-ei nor 1 1 1 oi It ice hlreat,
coiiluliiii.K in liont on lUciinrilMiirs court H ha
H i lies, mm i aibimiiiik hi Dial wKilli 111 n et 1 1 Indies,
wlih use mid pnvileKe of the piivlea at the uonU end
ol HUlU iUcuarUsou s coun.
No 8.
All Hint lot Of aiMUlill. Wllh tlm ninaiiai,. nnw
creeled IheiiMih, nlmuie on the went slue i.i I:i, Ikhm-
son s court tl elnn t), mi leci 8 inches norili of K:uv
Mieei; roi,iniiiii, in iruiu on i;ii harihini's courl il
Ict t mi hex, and -xtemln K i,r linn wldti. IB 'eel lo
Indies. ilh the use nnd orlvllei'ia nt ih. i,nvi..j
the nortli end ol said Hli Imrdson i court.
mo. 4.
All Hint lot Of Krnlind. With the mpitiin.o nun
erected thereon, sliuuie on the west sldeol Iticlmra
son's ci.m t (In inn .No. X). Ill fel 6 hiclie.i norili o,
liace street: l ouiaiulnu Iu limit mi lMi iiiariiiui'a rnun
i leet 10 Inches, him exlendlni; ol Unit widm I!) lent In
lni lies, w ith the tine and privlieije ot the privies on
ine norm ui.u oi saiu iticuarnson s court.
iNo. 5.
All that lot of ground, w'lli the uiessimire thereon
erecied, mnate on Hie west sido of Jticiiardsou's
court (tieiiiR o. 4), I3:t leet X Inches norm of lta"
Mieei: coiiiiiIiiIhk in front on Uicimni.inu's conrt 27
leet inches, anu exteiininc or that width It feet In
inclii s, wlih the use and privilege ot the prlviea on
the lioi tli cud ol said Itli.hardson's court.
io. 1,
lUislness Stand, 2'n-slory brick building. Front
strict, north 01 ohle. All that lot of ground, wlih
the i'.-htory brick building llu-reon eruoied, situate
on the eust side of Front street, 42 leet H'4 Inches norin
of Ntible street, in the Kleventh Ward; coutaiiilng In
Irom on Front street -1 feel V incues, and extenulug
Iu depth 02 feet.
n o. &
T.ot. corner South and Carbon streets. Twentv-slxtli
Ward All tiiut lot of ground, situate on the M.
corner ol bi.uth and Carbon streets, iu the Twenty
sixth Ward: containing In fi out on .south street M
leet, and extending Iu depth along Carbon street 20
leet.
ISO. 3.
Two-and-a-half-Btorv Irame building. Front street.
north ol JSoble. All that lot of ground, with tint two
and aliull-slory frame building thereon erected.
biluale on Ihe east sideol Front street, in the Eleventh
ward, 4 leet ;i.'4 Inches north of Annie street, thence
extending easterly at right angles 112 leet: thence ex
tending northerly 21 Ici-ilf', Inches; thence extending
w esieny 2 feel l'i Inch to From street, ami thence
extending soutlierly ulong Front street 20 leet aud
ol an Inch to the place of beginning.
'terms iiwii-or. at ine option oi me purcnuner,
twenty percent, of the p'.in.imse money may be pai'l
Iu cash, autl lite balunce secured by bund unil tuo't-
iinuc ot Ihe pren)les, piiynblo in Ave yearn, with lu-
lensl at the rate ol six percent, per annum, payable
semi-annually on the ur.-i uuys oi juiy ami Juiiu.iry in
each year, with tlie umiiii si u iiliilioii to be Inserted
In said bund uud mortgau:e, that In c.ise ot d ilailll in
Diivni'-tit ol tniersi Mr thirty nays, ine ivnuie lirliuu-
l al sum shall ineieupnn O'.-come une ami rccoveraoie
hy law: I rovioeu, i mil wnere ine 101, oi groumi
lnrehv mil homed to he Mild is unimproved and
vacant, the imn hitHer. al his )! Ion. in lieu ol the said
iiiorinue lo secure Ihe Imlanceol the niirclia.se uiiiney
iim ahitve iiieiiliooed. tiuiv have thu said balance
chari,td upon I lie ground bygrotind rent deed or deeds,
In Uii' umiiii lorm. ine saio groumi reins tiiereny
created to be raid 111 canal suiui-aumial nuyinents oil
the lir.stol Julv uiidJauiiary In each year. Anil pro
vided luither. 1 uri 11. e puiciiuseis snail pay all ex
penses lor dvccls. Imuils, inoriuaues, siaini s, acknow-
leduineius, nun other expenses in tho matter of
making tlie conveyance irom the city to the pur
chasers.
Kee idans at the Auction itooms.
M. TJIO.M Ae it PONS,
Auctioneers.
4 23 U1 ,
Mil i in s. F()L"HI'H Street.
(fTf J'U BL1C SAL 15 CITY PROPERTY.
Liji! Al. '1IIOMAS A ft i.ns. Auctioneer'.
iTirte and Valuable LOT. N. W.Coruer ofl'NVKNTTY
'I'lillilj anil i'Hl'.SM I' fire.ls. Iriinilii'' isi on
Twenty-ioiirth street aud f lines siree s, inree alua-
IiIm I- rnlilx.
Piiiiuiil In o rill ii ft nee' of Ihe Select and Common
Council-, ol the tliy ul l'lillicleliilila. will bo soul al
iiiitillc sale, without, reserve, by order ot ihu (Juinmls-
mO, eer ul t l,v li-ooerlv.
On TU-F-f. DAY, May 27. 1M17, at 12oVlonW. Noun, at
the 1'hi aiieipuia I'.xonunif u.
All that lot of around situate on the iiortli side of
Chesnut street, beginning at ine unrinwes; corner oi
1'u.eiit v-llni'd Klreet. and extending aloiiu' said Clles-
nut si reel. 210 leet to Twe-ut v-loui ill street, and in
depth unrtliward 300 feel in it, tw en tv-four ieel.street
called mines street. Hounded on tlpi mirth bv rSiuies
street, on the east ny 1 weniy-iniin street, ana on ine
Himih hv fbesnulslreel. ami on the west oy'lVvemv-
fourth street, lately occupied by the i'lilludelphla
ban Y Ol KB.
The above will be divided Into 40 lots, and sold ac-
roiiliinr to a plan tnui may oe seen at me Auction
Jioonis me nurciiasei- io nave uio privilege oi tatting
lour additional lots adjoining each other.
Terms 20 percent, ot ine purchase money snail oe
paid in cash at the lime of the delivery ol tlie deed,
unil the balance may be secured on the premises by
im.riuHL'H or grouuu-reni aeeus, or muy uo ouiu in
cusli. at ine option ot me purcoaser.
ill. iHOJlusiB no.?. Aueiiuoern,
4?(itf Nns. l;t and 1418. KOUH I'll istreet.
MISCELLANEOUS.
F
1TLER, WEAVER & CO,
MANUFACTURKBS OF
Manilla and Tarred Cordage, Cords
Twines, Etc.
Uo. SINorth WATER street, and
Mo. 2S2orth UKLAWARU Avenue,
FHILAI1JU.PUIA.
TTnnTTA XT T?fffiT ti- V4 irtir hit mT .
j()NRAD F. CWUHIKR. 2 H
QEORCE PLOWMAN,
OARPENTElt AND BUILDER
No. 28S CARTER STBEET,
And No. 141 COCK Btreet
Machine Work and Ulllwrlghtlng promptly au
tended to.
SLATE
MANTELS.
PLATE MANTELS are unsurpassed tor Durability
B uly, trength. and Cheapness.
6LATK MANTELS, and Blate Work General!
made to order.
J. B. KIME8 db CO..
12 dm Nos 21M and 2128 CIIKSNUT Street
r-iORN E a (j IIANGE
J BAG MANUFACTORY.
J U11D X XI 1 X I Q KJ J.t
RKMOVED TO
N. E. Corner of MARKET uud WATER Streets,
s n iiuueipuiu.
DEALERS IN BAU.S AND BAGGING
(Jt everv DeBorlullon. for
Grain, Flour, bait, Super-Phunphale of Lime, Bone
Large and small GUNN Y BAGS constantly on band.
He .ftlHO, VVUVX. DAIjIWO.
John T.Bah.ky. Jamkw Cascadkn.
HARD RUBBER ARTIFICIAL
T.TM lis. Arms. Leirs. Aunllances for
l,uimi tv ttj ain 'I'Iiaha f.liiituiarA J
r)l transferred from life In form and tit;
are the llgiueni, niosi auraoie, coiu-
fnn. i a. nerieoi. anu annum buusii-
iniua vet Inveikiwl. Thev are an
.t,uf nnil ttf1iAft hv the tTnluwl
Plates Government and our principal Surgeon
fatenieu Auguai, w,im, -"",",'!.,:.', , "i "
Addreas KIMBALL A CO.,
Ddtf plica. Ul.lMiVItlll.t.
Pam phlets free. 27 6ta
FIllL,ADr.L,rilJA O U 1 i 3UKJ S
jJ BANDAGE INSTITUTK, No, 14 N.
i -J jiixixi ciiveii nuuve iiim.di, jj, vj.
EViUtETT, after thirty years' practical experience,
guaraiueei ine emuui .uiiniuioii, ui uus ruiuiuill
Patent Grailuatlng Prersure Truss, and a variety of
n,l,u miittrwirtttri.. l'l,IHtlf KlfU'klniM Klwmlite.
Brai'es, Crutches. Suspeuders, etc Ladles' apart
menUi conrtucted hy a Larty. 6 'M
COTTON AN1 KLAX,
1 J BAIL DUCK AND CANVAH.
Of all numbers and brands,
Tent Awning. Trunk, and Wagon Cover Duck. Also,
Paper Manufacturers' Drier F'elta, from one to seven
feel wiue: rauiinit, neuing, nan i wine, etc.
JOHN W. EVERMAN A CO..
No. nm JON ks Alley.
A LEXANDER O. CATTELL & CO.,
XA. r-tvui'u. i'mmionuiiN ai kkcilajitb.
No. 28 NOBTH WilARVEa
AND
No. 27 NORTH WATER STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
HTTT1NTIVB ft. ClTTwIlit, tt jjj I Kt.lJAg 8. CATTS1IVI
WILLIAM 8. GRANT,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NO. Bl B. DELAWARE Aveuue, Philadelphia,
hint yoa ,
Jlupont's Gnnpowder, Rett tied Nitre, Charcoal, Kto.
W. Baker A Co.'s Chocolate, Cocoa, and Brouia.
Crocker Bros. A Co.' Yellow Mulel bhoai"
Bolls, and Nails,
F 7
VV J
THIRD EDITION
FROM WflSHlWGTOH THIS P. M.
fSrKOIAL DHflPATOntiS TO KVSNfNO TBLBORAPn.
Wa8Hiniton. April 20.
The Odd Fellows' TlmukaKlvluff Ccle-
brstlnu.
TIip Tliaiiltseivin" of tlie Odd Fellows is beiii
observed lo-dy bv the drilpr by a procession, In
which the Alexandria Oil Fellows unile,
mnkinjr a procession of twenty-one orcani.a
tlon, numberingr about two ihou ind persons.
AnnroDilate pxpicIsp took iiluce at the Na
tional Theatre, where Urnnd Ma ter (Inrey,
Baltimore, and Grand Socretary Swept delivered
nduTPP8',s. A pronimetit leatnre of the day was
the nppeatance of two hundrod and nincty-flve
widows aud orphans uu lcr the care, of the
Order.
Land Ollice Ketiirns.
The Comtnlshioner of the ;onpral Land OHIcp,
has received the returns of Townships 21, 22,
23, and 24, north, throuch ranges 1. 2, and 3,
west1, in Madison county, Nebraska, situated on
both fides of the F.Ik Horn river, u tributary of
the Platte, and covenni? an are of 277,338
acres. The repion is cent rally a rolliu? prairie,
with considerable bottom land ulonn the Elk
Horn and several small creeks flowing into thut
river. The lands are valuable for agricultural
purposes.
fr-QjuU bodies of timber cotton-wood are found
along the Elk Horn, which is a stream having a
rapid current aud high banks, affording good
water power lor manufacturing purposes.
With tho foregoing surveys the jurisdiction of
the Surveyor-General at Leavenworth Is termi
nated as to Nebraska, This tew State now
forms by law a separate surveying district, the
office of the isurveyor-Gei'eral of which is to be
situated at Plattsrnoutb, Nebraska. The Coni
niissionT has issued the requisite instructions
to the new Surveyor-Oeneral .Mr. Hitchcock, to
enable him to immcdiatelv commence business
FROM HARBBISGURG TO DAY
A Murderer Found Guilty Burglary
IjAH Night.
HAnntsnuita, April 26. Jacob M. Jones, col
ored, has teeu found guilty by the iury of
murder in the second degree, lor killing a matt
named Benjamin Moore, also colored.
Last night, burclurs entered the residence of
Mr. Hairy Thomas, corner of Kront and State
streets, and stole $S00 hi money, and jewelry to
the s une amount.
Latest Markets by Telegraph.
Nkw York. April 2tl. Oltou llrmer at2c. Flour
11 rtn ai lrifu l i cents higher: sn Iu' of i-tmu barrels: Stale,
.dolX'i 1:1 &n: t'lilo, si oo'iijH oi, Western, I tl wi.ri;
Si ullieiii. H i;'.i. Wheat active; :t cents higher.
Sale" ol sil.iuti bushels o. I at li'ilv.i i'Vu' ,, (,'orn dull
null dee inline. Oais firmer; uo.isio ousuels sold; Miate,
8-(.m:'c.; Western, 7.VT7c. ityelii nier; sa.es of 8')o0
Ousbels at I'So. Barlr-y flrni; sap a of Ooi) bus lies ail
Vl''J. Heel n.ui t, fork liiin: new mess, t--'t"''0!'s..
l.iinl (inel, 1 J,'u(cui:ra ceuu. MsKy active, in ound,
BILLIARD ROOMS.
BIRD. 131EU. BIRL.
Alter several months' preparation, Mr. C. HIHU
bas openeil his new anu HpacloiiH eHUililmhnieiit rtlT
the eiitei iaiutuenl of hia triends and the public la
ffniriai. ai .Mm, wo anu mil a ui;ii n.reeu
J lie nrtil huu nee-uuii uuuin are uueu up aa Dlltiara
Uooiiis. and lurmahed with twelve Urat-claaa lahttw.
while the antniri nauces and lulorunieuls coiuurlup
evervthlnc which cau comtuce to the com lor I aud
ooiiveiilence ol the pluyern. In the basement are four
new ami Miiieuniri iiuwiiuk Alleys, tur those who wish
to di'velnpe their muscle in aniioipatluu of the bant
ball reason. A ue-iiaiiram is at tiiunoa, where every
thin In the eUlhie line can he hud of the best quality.
anu rt toe siiorieM nonce, i ne loiiowimr well-known
Keiitlemen have been Sfcnrml as As ilstautu, and will
ureuiUe over ine various aoparinienis:
i. e, i.'w li', w,,v I T'i' fry
HAMl'EI, nOL'UI.ASH,
JtJHN HOOIJ,
WILLIAM K. fULLMORE,
11 KN R Y W. DUNCAN.
PHILIP ti RUM KRKt'IIT. llestauratenr.
While Mr. lilltD will hold a careful suoervlslor
overall. Il ventures to nay thai, taken all In all
there 1ms nothing ever been marled 111 Philadelphl!
approaching thW estahllnlitueiit iu completeness oi
arranneiuent and atteutiou to the comfort of thi
public.
isim v., nisu i rujujemr.
gAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Tbe Fidelity Istsuramce, Trust and Safe
Peiioslt toropauy, lor me Mare
KeeplDK o' Boudi, Stocks, and
Other Valuables.
CAPITAL 9500,000
DIBKCT"Kl.
N. B. BROWNE, .EDWARD W. CLARK,
CLARENCE H. CLARK,' ALEXANDER HENRY
JOHN WELSH. H. A. CALDWELL,
J. GILLINGH AM FELL,! HENRY C. GIBSON,
tJllAKl." JUAUALtBll-.lL
Olllreln the Fire proot Building of the Philadelphia
National Bank, CHKsNUT Street above Fourth.
This Coniuaay lecelves on deposit, and GUARAN
TEE THE SAFE KEEPING OF VALUABLES
npon the following- rates a year, viz.:
Coupon Bonds II per 11000
Registered Bonds and Securities 60 cents per flouo
Gold Coin or Bullion fl-Siper iloo
Silver Coin or Bullion i per lti
Gold or silver i'late i per fiu
Cusli Boxes or small tin boxes of Bankers, Brokers,
Capitalists, etc., contents unknown to the Company,
and liability limited, t'JA a year.
The Company offers for RENT (renter exclusively
hnlillni? the kevl HA FES INfelDE I TS VAULTS at
tin, tau, fio, 60, and 7& a year, according to size and
location.
Coupons and Interest Collected for one per cent.
Interest allowed on Money Deposits.
This Company Is authorized to receive and execute
Trusts of every description.
mimwlrp N. B. BROWNE, President
Bobkbt PATTF.KaoN.IHerretary and Treaaurer.
Q.IHARD FIRE AND MARINA
INSURANCE COMPANY,
(No. 639)
N. E. COR. CIIESNUT AND SEVENTH" ST3.
I'UILADKLPHIA.
CAPITAL AND Nl KI'Ll'N OVKB 9300,000.
InCOHE FOB 1M6. 9103,034.
Losses Paid and Accrued in 1866,
47,000,
Of which amount not laoou remain unpaid at this dat
HKi.wmOU) of property has been Snccessfiilly Insured
by this Company In ttilrn en years, and Eight Huu
dred Lobses by l ire promptly paid.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Craven.
Dimn ivi.niigii,
Alfred S. Gillett,
N. B. Iawrence,
Charles I. Dupont,
Henry F. Keuuey,
Fuiman Sheipard,
TbomuB MacKellar,
John hnniilee,
i . i . ,ii,.nt,n,n
J unfit n mrri '
THOMAS i RAVEN, President
A R OILLETT, Vice-President,
fifmwj JAMES B. A LVORD. Secretary
THE GENU1NK EAIiLK VEIN, THE Cf'"
brated PRESTON, aud the pure hard Oua
WOOD COAL, F(g aud Stove, sent to all piirwoi w
city at A'60 per ton; superior LEH1G H at Wt-a ner
Each ol the above articles are warranted w
fectBatlnlactlon In every respect. Ordert ,rr! v!,
No. 114 H, THIRD Street; Emporium, No."1 i1.
I N GTQN Avenue. . "J
UNITED STATES REVENUE STAMPS.
Principal Depot. No K04 C". ee!r
Central Depot, No. h4 South FI Fl lr'' Oneiloo
below Cheanul. ! fou couatautlvoi
Revenue htamj of every doncrlptlou couslautlyoi
hand in any auiotiut. -mml attonrtud m
Orders hy MaU or Enu orampuy aitenaea to.
50
FOURTH EDITION
I- O. O. F.
The Celebration in Other Cities.
NKW YORK.
Nlw York, April 2(5.-The Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, of this city, meet in
mass convention at the Cooper Institute this
evening, to hear addresses from lirand Sira
James 1. Sanders, and other eminent members
of the Order.
CIIICACiO.
Chicago, April 2(i. Tho Odd Fellows have
had a grand parade and celebration of their
forty-eighth anniversary and thanksgiving
day here to day. A splendid monument,
commemorative of the Order, was dedicated at
the Odd Follows' Rose Hill Cemetery thin
afternoon. Tho Grand Lodge of Illinois an!
the Grand Encampment were in line.
CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, April 2(i. Tho members of the
twenty Lodges of Odd Fellows hero assembled
in churches this morning, and heard thanks
giving services and sermons from some of our
most distinguished ministers.
HARR1SBURG.
IlARnisiiuud, April 2(3. The various Lodges
nnd Encampments of Odd Fellows met in tho
Central Fresbyterian Church here this morn
ing. Addresses appropriate to the oocasioo
were delivered by Fast Grand Master R. A.
Lamberton and others.
NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, April 2G. The Lodges and
Encampments of Odd Fellows met in different
places to celebrate their Thanksgiving
day in this city this morning. Generals
Sheridan aud Mower and Governor Wells
attended one of the meetings.
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco, April 2(5. The Odd Fellows
met at Maguire's Opera House this morning,
and celebrated their Thanksgiving Day iai
grand style. The Grand Lodge sat iu full
regalia.
GREAT BRITAIN.
New Yoiik, April 2(1. The President of th
Manchester Unity of Odd Fellows has tele
graphed a good-will greeting to the Odd Fel
lows of America, through Grand Sire James
P. Sanders. The Duke of Devonshire bids
the brethren of the West God-speed in their
good work.
Hearings at tub Central Station. Wil
llnm Taylor was charged, before Alderman
Bottler, ut '2 o'clock to-Uuy, with the larceny of
a pair of boots and some shirts, the proper I v of
William H. Thompson, residing at No. 1511
Thompson street, lie was held In 8GO0 ball lor
bis appeurnnce at Court.
Ci urlea Stafford was charged with picking
the pocket of James W .Martin, who was riding
in a Market street car, on Saturday evening
last. lie was beld In S20C0 bail to answer at
court.
Francis) George and Charles 8xton were
charteo with stenllug u hoisn aud wagon front
Charles Ilobh, living in Newark, New Jorsoy.
They were arrested by two citizens near Down
Ington, with the liote and wuuon, und brought
to this city by Reserve Dehaven. They were
remanded to the custody ol the New Jersey
Buthorlt lo -.
Bhy Nolen. who was arrested a dav or two
ago for f ellliiKlnioncy that had been stolen, was
held in SU000 bull for a further hearing.
Sitidbn Death. Daniel McClain, aged sixty
years, was found dead in a chair, at his resi
dence, back of No. .109 Belgrade street, this
afternoon.
Drowned Man. A drowned man was found
at 2 1. M. to-day, at South street wharf.
Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, April 26
Beported by De Haven A Bro., No. 4o 8. Third street
BETWEEN BOARDS.
lrtll Pa 8s. W L-cp..ltil UK. ah Kead R 51Ji
tvi I'a 5m. nant due...l007i
,b30. 61
fluroC&A Ah.'TO K6
ItOonSch N, !! 77
f Iih 0 do bS.. 77
29 Bb Cam A Am l.Ki'j
27 ah (ilriird College.. 2i
Vllshl'a Jt...0igAnit- 58
DdO do.O)KJttut.. tn
10 do 68
100 Bh Lit tech K...b60.. 29
bao. 6iw
... ... ei'i
...buo. 61V
m.3.10. 51
12 sh Leh N stk.... 63
ish Much Bk a
SECOND BOARD,
loo do..,
100 do...
100 do...
100 do...
100 do..,
100 do.,
loo do ..
12000 C & A Bs.'M 100 sh Reading.... 51 S-KI
1 1 OllO llO...'8SI 90 200 do.........6l 3-18
h00 City 6s, Old 96,'i 800 do... 51 2-18
IstWO Fa 58, past due. 100 do ..s30. 61 V
In Jctls.lOOJi loo do 6IH-KI
1 sh Leh V R 5fi 200 do.....MHt5. 61
53 nil C&Aru K-........1H01-, 4U0 do ....btt. 61iZ
luo b Readlnn nM. SI'j
INSURANCE COMPANY
NORTH AMERICA.
OFFICE, No. 232 WALNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED 1794. CHARTER PERPETUAL;
CAPITAL, gSOO.OOO.
ASKF.TS. JAM'ABT 8, 1867, l,7eSlS6r8t,
IKsjlBFN HIARINK, IK I. AND TRANsjPOR
l AllOSi AK1I1IUU lilaiJUJI,
DlKtlTOHll,
Arthur G. Coffin, George L. Harrison,'
buniuel W. Joues,
John A. Iirowu,
Charles Taylor,
Ambrose W bite,
Richard T. Wood,
William Welsh,
h. Morris Walu,
Frauds R. Cooa,
Edward II. Trotter;
Edward S. Clarke,
William Cuiuuifngg,
T. Charhoo Heury,
Allred P- JesiH,.
JobnF. White.
juun iuusoii,
Louis v. niaaeira.
ARTHUR O. COFFIN, President.
Chjibi-KS Platt. Herretary.
V1LLIAM BUEHI.ER, Hsrrlsburg, Pa., Central
Aeeut lor the btute oi PeunsyhJu 1
pKOVIEENT LIFE iND TRUST C0MPANT
J OF PHH-iELPHIA,
JlTtMinFOUK'l II Street.
irance on Liv. by YearlF Premiums; or
or by
tudoVnieuts. iJ'le . age, or on prior
yeaxPreniiutu
r,(ruled on favorable terms
JrnV l "I'les. Children's Endowment.
Thl t'.l,nJ'',wVUefi!v'.r?B l.hei iheseonrlly
nf Iwd-uP Cspilal, will divide the entire proflla of
?," .Vie buMhiess among its Policy holders,
iioueys received al Interest, and paid on demand,
Jiiihorised hy chartor to execute Trusts, and to act
M j ecu lor or Administrator. Assignee or Guardian,
ud lu other fiduciary capacities, under appointment
ol auy Court of this Commonwealth, or any persou
or persons, or bodies politic or corporate.
SAMUEL R. SHIPLEY,
UlKULTDHH,
II k' M D V TT A TWCf
T. W1BTAR BROWN
WM. C. LONGHTRETH.
WI I.L1AM HACKER,
R1CHAHI) WOOD.
RICHARD CAUBURY.
CHARLES v. iKii-KlN-
SAMUEL R. SHIPLEY, ROWLAND PARRY,
President. AotuaraT
THOMAS. WIST A K, M. I)., J. B. TOWN8KNU,
7 27 Medical Kiamlner. Legal Advtfur,
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