THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, MAY C, 1867.
RAISING CF THE BEAUSEANT.
This very spirited poem, which wo publish
for the special satisfaction of our Masonic
Eulghts of the Temple, was written by the- dis
tinguished companion and man of letters,
Brother and Professor William K. Aytoun, well
known as, for a long season, the able editor of
Blackwood's Magazine. It was recited at a Fes
tival of the Knights Templars of the MetropolU
tan Priory of Scotland. It might be well used,
in the same manner, at any convivial celebra
tion of the Templars In our region. The "Bcau
ant" was the name given to the Banner of the
Templars.
Fling out the Tempi" Banner as of Old t
Age hatli not stained the wtiiteness ot Its fold.
Nor marred trie ruddy cross, Salvation's sign.
Once more we lift The tarred standtrd up
Companions fill the cup
We pledge the Beanscaut in this sparkline
wine I
Oh! what a valiant host have fought and bled
Lencath that Banner to the wind outspread,
Since first It moved again.t the infidel I
Who knows not how It waved on Salem's
towers.
When Acre, Kamla, Nazareth were ours,
And asTioerias fell?
Fell with the Knights who bore It to the field,
When foulest treason broke the Christian shield.
And bade the Turkish crescent sign advance !
Fell but to rise again with triple pride,
When, bounding o'er the tide,
The armies came of England and ot France!
And w ho is he, the leader of that band,
Who tirft seis loot upon the Holy Land ?
Move on, unrivalled champion that thou art !
Shout, Brethren, shout 1 aloft jour banners
fling i
'Tishe, the Christian's hop", the Island King
Richard, the Lion Heart !
Then Acre fell the Moslem foe went back,
And still our Brethren followed on their track,
And even in the van of battle Hew
The sacred Beauseant, like a meteor star
Shedding its wrath afar
Upon the foul and unbelieving cicw.
Unvanqulshcd still till fraud, not forte, com
bined With basest envy in a despot's mind,
Dragged from its staff that glorious emblem
down.
And poured, likewater, forth the guiltless blood,
When Jaequs Milay, the valiant andtne good,
Received his martyr crown.
Then perished all yet no, on Scottish ground
Some remnant of the Templars still was found,
Whcuever treason did not dare to quell.
Walter de Clitton ! honored be thy name
Who, bravine death and shame,
Did'st vindicate thine Order's truth so well.
Years passed away, ere yet the warning world
Jbehelo again the Templar's flag unfurled,
But England saw the Rosy Cross return
Once more to light, and scattering dismay
Within their ranks upon that glorious day
When Bruce won Bannockburn.
Then raise it up, Companions, once again,
Though now it wave not on the battle plain.
True hearts are here to guard its spotless fold:
Forever honored be the Templar's name,
Forever dear their fame 1
Fling out the Beauseant Banner as of Old!
ST A TUE OF GEORGE rEA B OD Y.
The citizens of London are about to conler
distinguished honor upon tne eminent American
banker ana still more eminent punaiitnropiat,
by the erection of a statue of himself, not yet
to his memory, but in testimony of their sense
of his virtues. A public meeting was held at
the Mansion House, where Sir Benjamin Samuel
Phillips presided, and where it was resolved, in
testimony of the deep feeling of gratitude enter
tained by the oitizens ot London towards
George Peabody, Esq., tor his munificent dona
tion of 250,000 for the benefit ot the industri
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in some conspicuous place within the city of
London.
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FIRST LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS.
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The Lord Mayor... 10 lOIKdward Berger.. 10 10
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K. li. S. Benzou 10 10
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riff 5 o
Fra's Lycott, Esq.,
Sheriff. 5 5
The Duke of Port-
land 10 00
Marquis of Tweed-
dale 10 10
Vr of Ouslow 30 00
Junius H. Morgan 10 10
Charles C. Gooeh... 10 10
John Smith 10 10
JohnFlemmlug.... 10 10
W. Al. Itedlem in to
Donald Larnach... 10 10
Charles Jacoinb..., 10 10
James Alexander.. 10 10
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10 10
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10 10 Ciias. F. lluth
10 10 Hy. Huth
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K. Williains
J. Deacon
"W. H. lieaeon
August uaHUlem.
Johu Marltu
10 10
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10 10 Jno. F. Fieinmicn
10 10
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10 10
10 10
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11. B. Martin lu lo Mark W.Colletl
J. It. Martin in lu' 11. Hoskler ,
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10 10
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J. C. Dlniadale 10 10 (4nor(e Lampson 10 10
Herbert Haruard.. 10 10 Hy. LampKou...i.. 10 10
Jt. N. Fowler .. 10 10 Jno. G. McLean... 10 10
J. Gurney Hoare.. 10 i Andrew Marls 10 10
Philip Hanbury... 10 lOi Herbert Taylor.,... 10 10
The first poem printed in America was la
Latin. The earliest poet was a lady who was
called the ''mirror of her age and the glory of
lier Bex."
TO
As beats the sad heart
of the poor lonely
stranger,
When dying In lands far away,
He hears the loved voice ot his own mduntaln
rHiiper
In melody melting away;
As the lone captive welcomes aealu tD his cell
The dove that hath long been astray,
Unclasps the blue ribbon, and the warm words
that tell
The leelings of her far away;
So boundeth this bo.-oui at such frieudshlp as
thine,
Returned upon wings as the dove,
And so throbs this ead heart at that music
divine
That neialds the reigning of Love. L. M.
rUXNIAG MOTTOES OF THE
Bill-
T1SH AlilSTOCHA V Y.
Au English paper says: "We have been
struck, in glancing over the puges of Dcbrelt's
Illustrated feerarie, published by Dean A
Sou, of Ludgate Hill, London, with the number
ot noble families who introduce the family name
into the motto borue with their arms; for in
stance, we have the Duke ot Devonshire, whose
family name is Cavendish, taking for his motto
Vavendo 'Julvs (Secure by rautiou), while Lord
Waterpark, descended from the same family,
carries the same motto. Lord Lyvedcn (Ver
oon) takes Vernon semper vtret, which may b
translated as Vernon always flourishes, or it
miiht be written Vtr-non sempir tint, sprine
does not always flourish; this somewhat ego
tistical motto is also Lord Vernou's. Thon
we have Lord Byron (Byron), Crede ISijron
(Believe Bvron); Lord Lyons (LyonO, Noli
xrritare Ico'nes (Do not rouse the lions); the
Duke of Buckingham (Temple), 1'emola quam
ditecta (How beloved are thy temples); Earl of
Ellenborough (Law), OomposUum jus fasque
unimi (Law and equity); the Earl ot Cluncarty
(Le Poer French), Du u pour la Trench qui con
ire f (Cod lor the French: who is against Him ?)
Earl Fortescue (Fortescue). Forteculum salus
ducum (A Miong buckler is the safeguard of
generals). This motto is said to owe its origin
to a Sir Richard Forte (from whom this family
claim descent) having protected William the
Conqueror at the battle of Hastings by bearing
a strong shield before blm; hence the name,
Forte aud escue, a shield. It is also used by
Baron Clermont, a descendent of this family.
"The motto ot Lord Fairfax (Fairfax), is Fare
fac (Speak aud act). The barony of Fail fax,
one of the oldest in the Scotch peerage, is In
volved in much obscurity the residence ot the
present peer, as well as his brothers and sisters,
beiiig unknown; the late peer seems to have
been a c lerk in the Supreme Court of California,
i'trhaps without exception the best family
name motto is that ot Earl Man vers, whose
familv name Is Plerrhpont, which is thus written
in toe motto Fie-repone-te (Repose in pious con
fidence); in Lord Monteagle's motto, the pun is
on the title, the family name being Spring Rice,
Alte fert aqvita (The eagle mounts with me on
high); Lord Fermoy (Roche), Mon dieu est ma
Hoche (My God 1b my rock); the Earl of Rnnis
killcn (Cole), Devm cole; regem serva (Worship
God; serve the king); the Earl of Abergavenny
(Nevill), Ne vile velis (Form no mean wish);
the Earl of Hopetoun (Hope). At spes non fracta
(Hut my hope is not broken): the Earl of
Westmoreland (Fane), ZVe vile fano (Disgrace
not the altar).
"Many mottoes possess an almost historic in
terest; take for instance that epic comprised in
the arms of the Harlot Choi perdown we allude
to the sailor who supports the sinister side, aud
who, to quote Debrett, 'is meant to represent
James Crawford, a native of Sunderland, who,
durinsrthe battle of Camperdown (for the first
earl wiested his coronet red-handed in the ser
vice of his country), climbed up the stump ot
the mainmast of the Venerable (flagship), and,
although the rigeing was shot away under bis
feet, kept his position, and.no less than seven
times during the action nailed ud the admiral's
(first Viscount Camperdown's) flag, after it hud
been shot away. The present earl's father, on
the recent death of this brave sailor, had for
warded to him, by James Crawford's desire, the
silver medal which had been presented to him
lor his gallant conduct, to lasten to the flag
which is still in the possession of the family.'
"The Coinbermere crest ana motto ten
another gallant tale; 'Salamanca' will be a
irnrri nf ruiwer in English ears so loner as
military glory finds worshippers; the Erskine
motto is 'Trial bv jury.' rather an appropriate
one lor. perhaps, the most persuasive ot advo
cates and best of Lord High Chancellors; the
Kvmouth motto. 'Aimers.' needs no explana
tion ; the crest J)ea adjutanle (Hod being my
heloeri seems particularly appropriate to the
Eallant commander, the first Viscount. Vis
count (iouuh offers quite an embarrns de
richesses; lor mottoes we have, for the arms,
Tarila: and for crests, Gooierat, China, Barossa,
and lastly, Clear the way, not by auy means the
least appropriate."
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DHQ.MX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
i riuiiJiu.r'iiA,
No. TJA WALNUT Street, opposite the Exchange.
In addition Ui MARINE and INLAND INSCS
A N CE, this Company Insures from loss or damage by
FIRE for liberal terms on buildings, merchandise.
lurnliure, etc.for limited periods, and permauenuy
on buildings, by deposit ol premium.
jut i i w.. v .'(.ii miuu iur morts
than S1XT if YEARS, during which all louse hjtva
been promptly adjusted and paid.
John L. Hodge,
Lawrence Lewis, Jr.
David Lewis, ' '
Benjamin Ettlng,
Thomas H. Powers.
M- B. juanouy.
John T. Lewis,
William S. Grant,
Robert W. Learning,
D.Clark Wharton
Samuel WUcox.
Edmund Cast! lion,
Louis C. N orris.
i jjtiuia v.. iiurris.
WTJCHEBEIt, PresldeuW
irv
Pa m v m Wiixxii . Se;retary.
PBOYIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMrAKY
OF miLAIIXl'HlA,
Ma 111 Uf.lllh iVail ll'i'U aj.' .
JNCORPORA'l ED d MONTH, !id., 188J.
CAPITAL, 1160.000, PAID INT
Tn.nr. nr. nil Lives, by Yearly Premiums, n. K
10 or 20 year Premiums, Non-lorfelture.
Endowments, payable at a future age, or on prior
decease by Yearly Premiums, cr lo year Preiulum
both classes Non-forfeiture.
Annuities graniea im i"i'"" wtmi
Term Policies, Children's EudowmenU.
This Company, while giving the Insured the security
of a paid-up Capital, win oiviue ine enure protlw of
the Llie OUblueaa w"""!
Moneys receiveu i mwiwi, mu paiu on aemana,
Author I wd by charter to execute Trusts, and lo act
ss Executor or Administrator, Asslguee or Guardian,
ami i miier fiduciary capacities, under aouolutuiei.t
oi any Court of this Commonwealth, or any person
ij persons, ur ouuio i-vum. w, wiyuimua.
1)1 HMJCTOHH.
SAMUEL R. SHIPLEY,
lOr-HUA li. MORRIS,
U If 11 A VI I 1 VkI 1(11).
I II 1.' V RV XT A THN
T. W1HTAK lUtdWra
WM. C. IXINGST R KTH.
IWII.L1AM HA.0EE1C
F. COFFIN.
ki(:HAkh CAIiilURYi
t'llAivi-rJO
SAMTJELB, SHIPLEY, ROWLAND PARRY,
Preeident. Actuary,
THOMAS W1STAR. M. D., J. B.TOWNSKND,
727 Medical Examiner, Legal Ad v I'm.
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
QROOKLYN
LIFE INSUKAKCK COMPANY
OF NliiW YOlth
MUTUAL.
A1ITAL. 8HB.OOO-PAID UP.
JUa AttiniLATION, 9300,000
Ciiftli Dlvldciitl In 1807, Forty
tier ( cut.
CHRISTIAN W. BOUCK, President.
EICHARD II. IIARDIKCJ, Secretary.
F. BRA IN A RD COLTON, General Agent for Penn
nylvanla aud Southern New Jeraey, N. E. corner o
SEVENTH aud CHESN IJTStreeUi.'ieooud story fron
oUlce, Philadelphia. Pa.
11UIA1KLI-IIIA BKFEBENCES.
Morton McUichael, Mayor.
A. li. Cooley A Co., No. 214 Delaware avenue.
W lu. H. Oatr.nier, President Camden A Aiuboy R. R.
James Roes Snowden, late Director Mint. (2 23 J
A. O. B, Ulukle, M. D., Medical Examiner.
A FEW GOOD SOLICITORS WANTED FOR THE
CITY OK PHILADELPHIA.
Q.IRARD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
(No. 039)
K. E. COR. CUESNUT AND SEVENT1I STS.
I-UILAOKLPHIA.
CAPITAL AK KI Kl'LrR OVEB 9300,000,
lNlOIUK FOB 1800, S103.t:H.
Losses Paid aud Accrued lu 18M,
17,000,
or which amount nott&uo remain unpaid at this dat.
fltuMKihOoiiof pioperty h as been Sticcessltilly iMsured
hy this Compuny In thirteen years, aud Eight Hun
dred Losses by Fire promptly paid,
DIHKCTORS.
Thomas Craven.
biias verges, jr.,
Allred S. Gillett,
N. S. Lawrence,
Charles I. llupont,
Henry F. Keuney,
aniL M. D.
Furman Sheppard,
Thomas Mackellar.
Johu Supplee.
John W. Claghorn,
Joseph K
ikoWAb CRAVEN. President
A. S. GILLETT, Vice-President,
gffilniwj JAM EH B. ALVORD. Secretary
STRICT ECONOMY IN MANAGEMENT
PBOTIDKNT lilFEANDTBCMTt'OHPAHT
Or rUII.ADEL,PlIIA.
No. Ill a. FOURTH STREET,
Commenced Business 7mo. 14, 1865.
Organized to extend the benefits of Lite Insurance
among members of tbe Society ot Friends, All good
ribks-of whatever denomination solicited.
SAMUEL R. SHIPLEY, President,
ROWLAND PARRY, Actuary.
THOMAS WISTAR, M. D., Med. Examlnei
JOSEPH B. TOWNSEND, Legal Adviser.
This Company, In addition to the security arising
from the accumulation of premiums, gives the lusureo.
the advantage of an aciual paid-up Capital, ALL
THE PROFITS OF 1MSUBANCE ARE DIVIDED
AMONG THE INSURED.
Lite Policies and EudowmenU In all the most ap
proved forms.
Annuities granted on favorable terms. 2 22fmw8n
SHIPPING.
-V.. HtK I'lllliAUK-L-plllA AN Al
iJlitii SOllHERN MAIL bT'EAMalllP COM
bWOULAK L1JSK
lOB NAVANNA1I, OA.
TONA WANDA, 50 tons, Captain Wm. Jennings,
W YOM1NG. bfio tons. Cautuin Jacob TeaL
Tbe steamship TOM A WANDA, will leave for the
abovt port on Saturday, May II, at 8 O'clock A. M.,
ixom mt secona wnarz Deiow epruoe sireei.
'through passage tickets sold aud freight taken foi
all points In connection with the Georgia Central Rail
road. WILLIAM L. JAMES, General Agent, ,
No. 814 S. Delaware avenue.
Agents at Savannah, Hunter A Gammell, 4 1
T1IK rlIlL,AIKI.PIlIA AND
tsUU IMllll-JN MAIL slKAMcilllP COM.
Aifc i'b ItEGULAR SEMI-MONTHLY LINE,
t UB A A.lV OKAJEANM, 1VA-
Via Havana.
STA R OF THE UN lON.llittt tons, Capt. T. N. Cooksej
J LI Nl ATA 1'21S Iouh. Cantuln P. 1 Hozla.
Will leave this port every iwo weeks alternately,
touching ai Havaua for passengers going aiU re
turuluK. T he JUNIATA will leave tor New Orleans May ,
a i. s u ciuca a. ju., irom me secona Whan o.iow
buruce street.
I be STAR OF THE UNION will leave New w leans
lor this port May ii.
1 hiough bills ot lading signed for freight to Miwn
Ualvestou.Natches, Vicksburg, Mempnls, NasuVLe
Caiio.bt, Louis, Louisville, aud Cincinnati.
WILLIAM L. JAMES, General Agent,
4 1 No. D14 S. Delaware avenue.
Agents at New Orleans, Creevy, NlckerBon dt Co,
ui u I-ll ILAIItxrillA AND
Ai. V'b ItEGULAR SEMI-MONTHLY LINE
The steamship PIONEER, ttl-l tuns. Cantain J. Ben.
nett, will leave lor the above port on Saturday, May
II uff u '..,. w.U A Al . 1 .. l I k,.i....
- v w v. a. .u. ..VU. IUO DTAVI1U niinil UV1UT,
buruce street.
Bills o lading signed at through and reduced rate
to all principal points In North Carolina.
Agents at v, umiiigtou, voritik Daniel.
WILLIAM L. JAMES, General Agent, ''
No. 814 is. Delaware avenue.
41
wr I,'. a ai 'I'll i iVbUPru'iT i'ir i ivr
iwuwuuiuwu.-iuti inmau xjiuu, suulU
beuii-v eekly, carrying the Culled is tales Malls.
BE'lURN TTCKE'lS TO PARIS AND BACK
Fl RST CLASS, UHI GOLD.
CITY OF P.NRlfj Saturday, May II
CITY OF LIMERU K ............. W ednesday, May 15
CITY OF NEW YOKE Saturday, May la
CITY OF 1IO&TO.N MUurday, May 25
CITY OF BALTIMORE Saturday, J uno 1
and each succeeding -Saturday aud Wednesday,
noon, from Pier Mo. 4;, Nnrih River.
KATES OF PASSAGE
By the mall steamer sailing every Haturday
Payable lu Gold, i Payable iu Currency,
First Cabin file Steerage
'lo I.oiHiou..... 116 'lo London si
'io I'tiris- 1& To Paris 41
FfcsMige by the Weduesuuy steamers: First Cabin
1 1 1; steerage, f.tti. Payable In Culled Slates currency.
Passengers also forwarded lo Havre, Hamburg, Br
men, etc., at moderate rates. ,
Steerage passage from Liverpool or QueeVyiown, 3)
currency. Tickets can be bought here by persons send
lug lor their Irlends.
lor further lnlormatlon apply at the Oompanv'l
oUices. JOHN G. DALE. Ageul,
b 7 No. 411 Clll'toNUT Street. Philadelphia,
PASHAfJR TO AND Pllnu
iy4i OKKaT BK1TA1N AKD ,IKKLAKD I
11 bTEAisAlP AMI HAILING PACK EI,
AT El-D L t ED RATES.
DHAFTB AVA1I ALLK THKOUtUiOlT ENGLA1
1KEI.A1.D, fCOTLAiiD, AND WALLS. I
For particulars ))')! to
lP8COTT BROTHERS A CO.,
o. 36t-Ol"lH birtet. suu No. 'ii BltOADWAT
II Cr to THOS. K. bEAKLK.Hn WALNUT tt
roit,iHi-iY iuut. aw ir iscitn
V?t ." .t r - . L
. .v. . i ihudiui miiuu vuuiiaujr uespau'J
1 iiiAif 1i mid Swiltsure Lines, via ' Delawart
sua Banian Canal, on and alter the 1,'ith of March,
leaving daily at li M. and 6 P. M., couuectlug wllk
all Northern aud Eastern Hues.
tor irelglu, which will be taken upon accommoda
tlug terms, apply to
1 WILLIAM M. BAIRD A CO.,
1 1 Ho.i.u s. DELAWARE Avenue.
Zgfrvt TO SUI1' captains and ovnf;rs.
TSl'JL l?. -i i.. underslgued having teased the KEN.
dijMj'IGN SCREW DOCE, begs to inlorm his friends
sud the patrons of tbe Dock that he is prepared with
iiicreased facilities to accommodate those having ves
sels lo be raised or repaired, aud being a practical
ship-carpenter and caulker, will give personal atten
tion lo the vessels entrusted to him for repairs.
Capiaiusor Agents, Ship-Carpenters, aud Machinist
baving vessels to repair, are solicited to call.
Having the ageucy for the sale of "Wetterstedt'i
Pateul Metallic Composition" lor Copper paint, foi
the preservation of vessels' bottoms, fur this city, I an
urepared to furnish the same on reasonable lei 'us,
v JOHN H. HAMMITT,
Kensington Screw Dock,
DELAWARE Avenue, above Laurel stree,
AWNINGS, ETC.
jWNINGSl AWNINGSI
IMILDEW-PROOF AWNINGS.
W. F. SUEIBLE, i
No. 49 So-tith THIRD Street,
. i
AMD
No. 31 South SIXTH Street
Manufacturer of MILDEW-PROOF ,'aWN.
INOB, VERANDAHS, FLAUS, BAUH, TxCNTU,
and WAGON OOVElta.
BUtuoll CutUiig and Canvsui Printing, mmxt
CITY ORDINANCES.
AN O R 1) I N A N C K
To Extend the Time of holdlug Night
Markets on Hntunlnys.
Hoctlon 1. The Hclect and Comrnon Counolls
ot the City of Philadelphia do ordain. That the
time for tioldliifi Night niarKets in me sections
now authorized be extended to JO o'clock. 1. M.,
and no much of seel ion eighteen of un ordi
nance to make uniform rules and regulations
lor the Government of the 1'ubllo Market
Holmes of the city of Philadelphia, approved
December 12, 1KG5, as Is inconsistent herewith,
be and the same is nereny retieaieti.
.lOMEI'll 1". MAKUI'K,
President of Common Council,
Attest
John Fckstftx,
Clerk of Common Counell.
JOMIIUA HPKRINO.
President of Melect (.lounoll.
Annroved this third nlav of Mav. Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred aud sixty
seven (A. D. 1807;.
JUUHTUN MCMICllAl'ilj,
5 4 It Mayor ot Philadelphia.
I3E80LUTI0N
V To ChaiiKe the I'laee of Voting in the
Eighth DivlMonof the Twenty-third Ward,
ltet-olved. Hy the Select and Common Coun
cils of the City of Philadelphia, That the place
ol holding election) In the Klghlh Division of
tne Tweuty-iiiird Ward snail herearter lie al
the house of Charles Myer, at the northwest
corner ol Bridge aud Tacotiy streets, the place
heretofore used btltig no longer available for
that purpose.
JOMEril E. M AKCrJrt,
President of Couituou Council.
Attest
liKNJAMIN II. IlAINKS,
Clerk of Select Council.
JOSHUA HPKKINU,
President ot Select Coti noil.
Approved this third day of May, Anno Doiutul
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven
(A. D. 1&07).
aiOlllUIN mCUUllABih,
6 4 It Mayor ol Philadelphia.
RESOLUTION
To Change the Place of Voting In the Fifth
Division of the Sixteenth Ward.
Kesolved, Hy the Select aud Common Coun
cils of the City of Philadelphia, That the elec
tion in the Fifth Division of the Sixteenth
Ward shall be hereafter held at the house of
Joseph Hose, No. 1000 N. Second street (above
Heaver street), the present p'ace of holdiun
elections being no longer available for that
purpose.
JOSEPH F. MAUCER,
President of Common CouuclL
Attest
DKNJAMW H. IfATNKS,
Clerk of Select Council.
JOSHUA SPERINO,
President of Select Council.
Approved this third day of May, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-beven (A. D. 1H07).
MORTON McMICIIAEL,
5 4 It Mayor of Philadelphia,
RESOLUTION
Ol Instruction to the City Controller.
Resolved, lly the Select and Common Coun
cils ot the City of Philadelphia. Tltut tno City
Controller is hereby authorized and requested
to countersign a warrant drawn by the City
Commissioners, dated February 11, 18(i7(No27 to
Item No. 02;, in favor of Edward J. Charnlcy,
for the bum of three hundred and fifteen dol
lars, JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
HOBKRT IlETHELL.
Assistant Clerk of Select Council.
JOSHUA SPERINO, "TI
President of Select Council.
Approved this third day of May, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred aud sixty
seven (A. D. 1807).
MORTON McMICHAEL.
5 4 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
T E SOLUTION
Xii To Authorize the Renavlnir with Tram
way Stone of tiulnce street, from Spruce to
rme street, in ineHeventn warn.
Resolved, liy the Select and Common Coun
cils of the City of Philadelphia, That the
Department of Hlgnways be and is hereby
authorized and directed to repave with tram
way stone. In tbe tracks of the wheels,
Quince street, from Spruce to Pine street, lu
the Seventh Ward, and If the cart-way Is
wider than is necessary lor a single track,
to reduce it to the proper width by taking
an equal quantity irom eacn siue.
JOSEPH F. MARCER.
President of Common Council.
Attest
John Ecstein,
Clerk of Common Council.
JOSHUA SPERINO.
President of Select Council.
Approved this third day of May, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven (A. D. 1807).
MORTON McMICHAEL,
5 4 11 Mayor of Philadelphia.
T ESOLUTION
X t) Of Instruction lo the Department of Hlgh
ways. Kesolved, Hy the Select and Common Coun
cils of the City ot Philadelphia, That the De
partment of Highways be and are hereby
directed to submit to tbe Committee on High
ways a list of all paved sttects that need repair
ing; also, the number of men and carls that
will be required in each Supervisor's district to
miike said repairs, and all repairs to paved
streets made during the year 1S07 shall be done
under the Supervisors of Highways, aud the
number of men aud carts employed In each
Supervisor's disttlct shall be determined by
the Department of Highways, subject to
the approval of tbe Committee on Highways,
and that all pay-rolls of said department shall
be approved by the Committee on Highways
belore being approved bv the City Controller.
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
ABRAHAM STKWAKT,
Assistant Clerk ot Common Council.
JOSHUA SPERINO,
President oi Select Council.
"Approved this third day of May, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred uud sixty
seven (A. D. ISO").
MORTON McMICHAEL,
5 4 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
QULVER'S NEW PATENT
DEEP HAND-JOINT
HOT-AIR FUItNAOK.
BAHUES OF ALL HIES.
AUo.Fhllegar's New Low
Apparatus, lor sale by
are Steam Heati
CUABLEM WILLI AMN,
No. 1182 MARKET Street
THOMPSON'S LONDON KITCHENEUt
rtu LiiunvUN HA Nil K Inr lomliiu. u,.
"4 tela, or Public Instiluiloiis, In TWKNTY 1IV.
KKRKNT SIZKS. Also, i'liiladeli. I,la KuntM.
11 ot-AIr Furnaces, Portable it eaiers. Luwduw at rales,
Fireboard Stoves, Bath Boiler., M.-vnuU Plates,
Boilers, Cooking Stovee, etc., v. liulii aim r-w'(, kt
the manufacturers. SHAKl'K 'I imM-N,
U 17 BlullitiUi
Mo. aiV N. t-iKcc-N 11 -street.
Ty AW D EPA 11 T M E N T.
Sckoeon-Genkhal's Office, )
May a, lo7.
An Army Medical Board is now lu session in
New York city for the examination of candi
dates for admission into the Medical Stair or
the United States Army. .
Applicants must be over twenty-one years oi
age, and physically sound. 10 K
Applications for an invitation to "PPf'?"
fore the Hoard should be addressed to tno aur-geon-Oeneral,
U. B. A., and must state , e full
name, residence, and date and PiLbt2'
the candidate. Testimonials W haraeter
and qualifications must J"I"ho? vice of t e
applicant has been In the 'iVooTlier wit h
Army, the fact should be feX of serving
his lornier rank and ilmoand piare ot servloe.
uiniui him num , t Hi my iiiinMAu nf imv.
'allowance
K mpeilHiioie i , ,hH M,iinn
son
lnd
There are thirty-five vacancies iu the Medical
Stall.
J. K. 11ARNES,
Surgeou-Oeueral, U. S. A.
6 4fmwlui
LUMBER.
1867,
PELKCT WHITE TINE BOABDS
AND PIAWK. ' - ;
a-4 &-. s. i-x. I. and 4 Inch
CHOICE PANKL AN I) 1hI COMMON, 16 eet lOntf.
4-4. 5-4, 6-4, a, IS, H, and 1-Inch
WHITE 1'INK, FANkL PATTKKN PLANK,
LAKUK AM) S-UFKRIOK STOCK ON UAHDJIm
mi
-BUILPINGI BUILDING
, HUlLlilNt
,IJWB1.BI LCMBFnt LUMBUB
4-4 CA ttULl n A i iAj;ru.
MCAhOUNAlUHlKlNtl.
4-4 Jlb.LA Vv AKK LOOK! N.
tMDlUWAHKKUKRIN
yynlTK PINK FLOOKIHa.
ASH FLOOKINU
WALNUT KLOOKINO,
SPKUCK FLOOKINU.
STKF BU4 JtlW.
KAIL PLANK.
PLASTKKIN't-l LATH.
-CEDAR AND OYrUKS
BlUNOLKS.
LONH CKDAR BHINQIJW.
1867
SHOUT CKDAR SU1NUL1,
COOPKKSH1NULKH.
FINE A StsOKTM KNT lOK SALE LOWt
N o. UKDAH LOtiS AMDfOHlB,
1 Ofirr LUWBEIl FOR UNDERTAKERS
lOUl. LCMilKK fOH UNDXHTAKKKJSI
Kh.D CKLAK, WALNUT, AJSD PINK
1867
ALBANY LUMBER OP ATX KIND!
, ALBANY LUMBKlt OF ALL JLLNIX-H
UKAHONKU WALNUT.
DKT POPLAR, CHERRY, AND ASH.
OAK PLANK AND BOARDS.
MAHOGANY,
ROSEWOOD. AND WALNUT VENEERS.
i QAT CtGAR-BOX MANUFACTUREBfi
J.OU I CTOAK-BOX MANUPACTURKJtUi,
SPANISH CKDAK BOX BOARDS.
i QW7 SPRUCE JOIST! . SrEUCE J01S
i-OU I SPKUCK JOIST
FROM 14 TO St FEET LONG.
SUPKKluR NORWAY SCANTLING.
MAULK, BROTH KB A CO.,
HBmrp No. 2AO0 SOUTH STRKKT.
pa H. WILLIAMS,
LUMBER MERCHANT,.
SEVENTEENTH AND SffilNG GARDEN SIUEEH
OFFERS
A SUPEBIOK HTOCK OF
BUILDING LUMBER AKD HARD WOODS
4 8 Imwlm Suitable for the Spring Trade.
Ju C. PERKINS,
LUMBER MERCHANT.
encoesior to B Clark, Jr
NO. 324 CHRISTIAN STREET.
Cnnstsntly on hand a large and varied assortment
of BullUiug Lumber. 6 tt
GOVERNMENT SALES.
DEPOT OK AH11Y CLOTHING AND
KQ.UIFAGK.
Jefkeuhonvii.lb, lnd., April 20, 1867.
Will be sold al public auction, to the Uigliet
bklder.on WEDNESDAY. May 15, 1867, at IU
o'clock A. M., tbe following articles oi cou-
afmtiea property:
211,013 Woollen Blan-
16,493 Trowsers, Infy.
H. 3-10 " Mounted.
I, 782 Back Coats, lined.
16,751 " unllned.
2,473 Uniform Coals.
8,720 Jackets.
689 Greatcoats, InTy.
641 " Mounted.
701 Shirts.
237 Drawers.
3,866 Pairs Blockings,
Q4 Pairs Boots.
16 Pairs Bootees,
111 Forage Caps.
1,677 Cap Covers.
21 Hats, crossed sa
bres. 164 Haversacks.
Ill Knapsacks.
1,236 Knit Jackets.
42 ureat-coat utrapc
'i Hushes.
12 Pairs Chevrons.
81J4 Pairs Shoulder
Scales.
0 Canteens.
69 Bed Hacks.
69 Picks.
6 Pick and Axe Han
dies.
6 Wall Tents.
4 Wall Tent Flies.
80 llat F eathers.
16 Hat Huglos.
in iiai juaKies.
40. sets Drum Hnares.
80 Drum CorOa.
a Trumpets.
24 Itugles.
10 Buttle Cords and
1,550 Bets Tent Poles.
4.W Yards 10 oa. Duck.
68 Yards 12 oz. Duck.
81 Hat Cords and
TaBsels.
3 Sibley TeuU.
25 Shelter Tents.
8 Fifes.
29 Drum Heads.
6 Drum Slings.
13 . Pairs Drum
sticks.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
Sale to take place at the Clothing Warehouse
(Hospital grounds).
By order of Major-General Thomas,
O. A. HULL,
4 29 I2t Captain and M. S. K., U. S. Army.
N
AVY CLOTHING.
Navy Depahtmkmt
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing.
Washington. Anrll 11. ihct.
Proposals sealed and endorsed "Pro-oosala tnr
Navy Clothing," will be received at this Bureau
until two o'clock P. M., on TUESDAY, the 14tt
day of May next, for seven thousand five hun
dred pairs BLUE SATINET TKOW8ERS, the
same to be of navy standard, and delivered at
Brooklyn Navy Yard within sixty days after
notification of the acceptance of a proposal,
and there pass the usual Inspection.
For a description of the Trowsers and tbe
packages to contain them bidders are referred
to the samples at the said Navy Yard, and for
Information as to tbe laws and regulations (In
pamphlet form) regarding contracts, to the
offices of the Commandants and Paymasters
of the several Navy Yards.
Every oiler must be accompanied by a
written guarantee, signed by one or more re
sponsible persons, to tbe efl'ect that be or they
undertake that the bidder or bidders will, if
bis or their bid be accepted, enter into an obli
gation within five days, Willi good and suffi
cient suietU'S, to furnish the Trowsers pro
posed; the competency of tbe guarantee to be
certified by the Paymaster, District Attorney,
or Collector of the Customs.
No irrujxisaU will be eormidered unlets accompa
nied by tuch guarantee, ami by tatixfactory evi
dence that the bidder in a regular dealer n the
article, and hat Uve licenxe required bj act o
Conyrens.
H. BRIDGE,
4 15rn4t Chief of Bureau.
ALE OF DAMAGED
HOSPITAL PKO-
PEKTY.
ASSISTANT MKDICAL l'URVKYOK'8 OKKICB, )
W amuikuton, D. C, May 2, 1807.
Will be sold at Public Auction, on THURS
DAY, tbe Uth day of May, 1ko7, at 10 o'cloolc
A. M., at the Warehouses on Eighteenth street,
neur E, In this city, a quantity of Damaged
Hospital Property, embracing the followlng-
naineu articles, viz.:
Blankets,
Tin Cups,
Hates and Tumblers.
Copper Boilers,
Chairs,
Tables,
Benches,
Barrels,
Bottles,
Medicines,
Printing Presses,
Bed-sacks,
Mosquito Bars,
MatlresseH.
Hospital Clothing,
Iron Bedsteads,
Det-ks,
tepllnU,
btoves and Pipe, :
Mess Chests,
Medicine Chests
and
Old Iron, etc etc.
1'annierH,
Terms Cash in Government funds.
Goods to be removed wllJ v?y
C SUIHI.ULAIVD,
644t Assistant Medical Purveyor, U. S. A.
ALE O F POWDER
Bureau of Ordnance, ")
s
X1AVY .dkfaktmknt, -Washington
City, April 22, 1807. J
There will be sold at Public Auction, to the
blithest bidders, In the office of the Inspector of
Ordnance, at the NAVY YARD, BOSTON.
Massachusetts, at noon on THURSDAY, the
ninth (Olh) day of May, 1867, fifteen hundred
(1500) barrels of POWDER, composed of rlUe
cannon, musket, and ordinary cannon powder,
and eighteen hundred (180U1 pounds compressed
powder.
These powders will be Bold by sample, and la
lots to suit purchasers.
and the remainder within ten days allerwarun.
uuiiuk wuiuu nine me powuers must oe re
moved from the magazine, otherwise they will
revert to the Government.
H. A. WISE,
4 24 13t Chief of Bureau.