or; A.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
rOE ADDITION 41 LOCAL ITKMS 6KK OUTSIbi. PAOES
Thk Davaotko Kpkrctr op tuk IIkavt Raiit.
The Committee on Hmhwajs, at their mpct
inp jestrrday, received reports Irom the various
(Supervisors, showing the streets and culverts
duni need by the rum Morni Iubi week, and thu
amount of money required to pay the (same.
The nio-t Imporiaut ncmi numeti were the fol
lowing: In the Twenty eighth Ward the super
visor reports that repairs are needed to Nice
town lane, lrom German town avenue to the
Lamb Tavern road; Neon's and Queen's lanes;
.lames street; Islington, Ell wood, Turner's, and
Hart's lanes; Township Llue road and Tioga
street; and that about $1MJ0 will be required.
The supervisor of the Kirst division of the,
Twenty-tourth Ward reported the following:
Bridges at Forty-sixth street and Haverlord
road, and at Forty-eighth and W estminstcr
Btreets, ana a large number of culverts aud
Inlets, the 'bole requiring the cxpenditura of
about f JfiOO.
In the First division of the Twenty second
Ward, the supervisor reports the following
Btreets and roads as requiring immediate atten
tion: Stanton avenue, tireen lane, Cressonville
road, Hew Beeond street, Cedar Grove road,
Fisher's lane, Thorp's lane, Duyer's Line, Town
ship Line road. Shoemaker's lane. Chew street,
Armat street, Hancock street, Clapter street,
Apsley street, Clinton street, Chilton aveuue,
Roland ville road, Wycomirig avenue, and County
Line load. The cost of repairing h estimated
at U9M).
At Germantown, $2000 1 asked for to renair
Crecsam's lane. Thorp's lane, west of tho Wis..'
sablckon, Willow Grove aveuue, and Hartwell
avenne.
At Mitnajunk and vicinity the streets and
roads were very much cut up, and f:t480 is
asked to repair the lolloping road9: School
lane, Kitchen lane, Manayunk turnpike,
Markle's lane, Shur'a lime. Levering street,
Wood 6treet, Green lane, Riley street, High
ley's lane, Gorga lane, Hippie's laue, Donnuo
lane, Greeu Tree lane, Yellow School lane,
Crease's lane, Washington street, Schuylkill
road, Jefferson street, aud Spring street. '
The heavy rain about two weeks since
washed away a portion of the outer bank of the
Corinthian avenue, just at tne corucr where tho
48-inch main terminates. The work of pre
paring the foundation for a substantial wall was
immediately commenced, but subsequent rains
prevented the completion of the work. Yester
day, while one of the workmen was engaged In
chting his dinner, having seated himieit upon
the top of the bunk, he discovered that the inner
brick lining; below the water level was caving
In immediately opposite the point where the
bank had been washed away on the outside.
Word was sent to the Chief Engineer, and that
officer, with a gang of men. commenced opera
tions to prevent the break from spreading.
Late last night wooden platforms had been
erected, npon which the men were to stand for
the purpose of removing the loose bricks so as
to allow ol repuddling the bauk, a large
amount of biick clay having been prepared tor
that purpose. Fortunately for the safety ol the
Teeervoir, the water was quite low. The
caving in of the iDner lining wns caused by the
tailing of the water from the great main, which
rests upon the top of the bank and opens Into a
shute upon the bricks, washing the dirt lrom
behind them.
Meeting op thk Boabd of Guardians.
The regular meeting of the Board of (Juardians
oi the Poor took place yesterday afternoon, at
the Blockley Almshouse, J. M. Whitall in the
chair.
The House Agent reported the whole number
in the House on Saturday, August 17, 18G7, 2835;
same time last year, 2837; decrease, 2. Admitted
during the last two weeks, 189; births, 11;
deaths, 30; discharged, 99; eloped, 47; number
of persons granted lodging-, 31; number ol per
sons granted meals, 95; total number of males
in the House, 1200; number of females, 1C35;
Insane Department, less assistants, 681.
The Out-door Aeent reported having collected
for support cases $948.
The steward reported the house receipts at
$137.
A communication was received from the Resi
dent Physicians of the Philadelphia Hospital,
in reference to the death of the late President of
the 3oard of Guardians, Mr. George H. Erety.
A similar communication was received from the
Medical Board of the Philadelphia Hospital.
The communications were filed.
The Board then went into an election to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of the late
President, Mr. Frety, when John M. Whitall,
Esq., was elected to nil the position.
Mr. Whitall thanked the members of the Board
for the honor thus shown him, and hoped that
he would be able to discharge the duties of the
office with Eatislactioo to the Board and credit
to himself.
The Steward's requisitions wore read and ap
proved, when the Board adjourned.
Grabd Jurors. The following gentlemen
compose the Grand Jury of the United States
District Court: John O. James, foreman; Wil
liam M. Cooper, Albert D. Boileau. L. M. Ash
mead, John Bosler, Geoigo L. Broom, John
Ross Clark, Alexander L. Crawford, William JB.
ETans.William D. Frishmuth, William L. Hacker,
Thomas W. Henderson, A. L. Henderson, John
Hancock, Robert J. Hemphill, Thomas H.
Price, William Sellers, Lindley Smith, John B.
Snyder, George W. Welsh, John K. Zeilin.
AMUSEMENTS.
Tbi WiLNDT.-Ths arreat heat last evening
did not abate the demand for seat a Jot. The
house was crammed, as usual, and the spectacle
pauBcd off pleasantly. A Midsummer Night'
JJream will be presented every evening this
month, with all 1U gorgeous dresses and Jew
elry, splendid scenery, and delightful panorama
of fairy land. The play is full or the beautiful
r-nnr.alta and snarklintr wit of the "Immortal
ISarU." and 1b very attractive to all sorts of
people. We predict for It a very long and suc
cessful run.
Academy op Mcsic. This establishment 1
Viner thoroughly cleaned, and will be opeued
In Mntemher bv Mr. John K. McDonoueh. Who
will there produce the Muck Crook In a style of
maanlflceuoe eouai 10 mat accorueu to mis
famnna aiw.tacle In New York. Mad'lle Peplta,
thu riutinsriilahed artiste, who astonished and
delighted us so at the Academy, with the Ravel
troupe, has been engaged by Mr. McDonoueh
as vremtere danteuse. Bhe will be assisted by
MaU'lles Frankllnl, L'Amoreux, and otners.
Trifles Light aa Air Polite conversation
The Bony -part Familj Shad and herring
Animated Confectionery Kissing and
hugging.
Justifiable Monopoly Keeping yourself
to yourself.
The Most Universal Tax The tax on
one's patience.
The Greek Slave The poor Irishman who
has to carry a hod all day for twelve shillings,
Hallucination To lend a man five dollars
and expect to get it back again without losing
his esteem.
Gold A deaf and dumb villain that se
duces more men and women than all other
rascals put together.
Fancy Goods One-half of the rosy cheeks
you meet with. Some, indeed, carry their
iancy a shade too deep.
Mathematical Question If a shilling's
worth of gingerbread cost ninepence, who is
entitled to the flrst bite T
If a bottle of ginger-pop weighs one
pound and a half, how much will your grand
pop weigh f Answer solicited.
j,0iw To undertake to scull a boat with
a trowel, or to think of keeping girls from
knowing what kind of confectionery matri
mony is.
Legal Tender Beefsteaks were a legal
tender for small debts till 1430. In that year
ther cut the tender so tough that creditors
effected ft repeal.-See Blackstone on Horned
Cattle vs. Uegraw.
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY,
MAJUMJ lliLEGRAPJl.
for attditiimal Marine A'mi tee FXrrt Pnye,
ALUABAU
Arm Kim in...
Bum Hn.,
FOB FHIJ,ADEt,PHlA-THI8 DAt
... .....BIVMnow Risks ,,.,. 941
IHUUilOH WATK B-... ........ 4
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADX.
Wjm.iamC.Kf.nt,
THOMAS K. AbHUKAD, f-MoNTHLT COMMITTCa,
IHIBLUI W'HKKLBB, J
HOVKUEMTS OK OCKAS 8TKAM1LHM.
FOR AMERICA.
Wot. Penn London New York,
St. Davlu Llvi rpool...miehec
Mrlita Liverpool... lloslon
..Auk.
.......Auk.
.. ..Aui(.
i.x ....... ...... ..u.uu...a. 1 VI Khun,
Sew York. ...Southampton... New York
Fulton. ... Havre New York
Erin Liverpool. ..New Yorn....,
... AUK. 1
,..Auk,
Auk,
..Aug.
renin- .iverpooi...New York -.Am. In
i;.oiiuautuesier., Liverpool. ,.inw York...... Am 111
FOR EUROPE. V
Itiienla.... .New York...Llverpool........M.Au 41
C.ol l.uull New York...Llverpool.......MAiiK; 81
W eer .. New YorK...Hreuien AuE 22
i iiDiHikn.wn..New York. ..Liverpool aii2' 'ia
Ilummoiua New ork... Hamburg Auir 121
Cllyol PBrl8....New York...Llvorpool.. .Au2 '24
l'trelre New York Havre auk 24
COAH'iWlBU, DOMKbTJU, TU
Pioneer... riillada -Wlluilngion.......Aug. 20
J.W. Kveriuan. l'lillada I'harlmiun ..Auk 20
Junlalu Plillada New Orleans A11S
hiamaiKlKtrlpeiil'lillada Havana ..An5. 20
KIslngMar New York...Aspinwall Aul. 21
K An.erlcn New York...Rlo Janeiro AuJ 22
Ktarof theLnlon.l-hllada...New Oilcans Auk. 24
M yoinln(f. Phllada ravannU...M...,.Aui. 24
. i1 1'l.llada H avBiia...."::::...7Me.t 8
Malm are forwarded by every steamer In the regular
linen. I lie HleHnnrH lor or Irom Liverpool call at
Queensiown, except tbe Canadian line, wh loh call at
I omKiiKlerry. The Mnamera lor or Iroui the Conti
nent call at bouthampion.
CLKARKD YK8TKKJ)AY.
Bteamiililp Rtara and btrlpes, Holmes. Havana. Thos.
W altsnn A ritiiH,
Kteaiiishlp Pioneer. Bennett, Wilmington, N. C, Phi-
ladelphlaaudeouthern Mall HteaniHhlp Co.
. r i.; M1 Ilpr' JJimlruore. A.UroveH.Jr.
1K 1 lion. Jellerson, Allen, lor Baltimore, with a tow
01 baritea. w. p. Clvde A Co. -Tug
Clyde. Duncan, Chester river, W. P. Clyde JtCo.
ARRIVED YKHTKKDAT.
Pteanishlp Norman, Crowell, 4.1 hours from Boston,
wlih nidHe.and pametiKeni to II. Wlnsor & t o. i'atie(l
Oil Brandywlne a lull-ringed brig, bound up.
Hteanmhip Chase, Harding, Jti hours Irom Provi
dence, with mdse. to D. H. hieWon A Co.
Han. brig WargBretha, Tbesing.rrora Newcastle, 13.,
VLB tl- i """. with lurlse. to 8. Morris Wain & Co.
Bchr UC. Clark, Foster, 14 days lroru Hi. John, N.
B., with pickets to order.
fcchr O. Bearse, Parker, 5 days from WellfJeet, with
mdse. to G. B. Kerfoot A Co.
Kcbr K. A. Hvpklus, timack , 6 days from Rappahan
nock, with lumber to I. B. Phillips.
i"chr M. C. Burnlte, KicbardH. 1 day from Camden,
with grain to J. L. Bewley & Co.
rcbr M. 11. Jiavis, Lows, 1 day from Mllford, with
grain to J. Barralt.
tcbr Tycoon. Cooper, 1 day lrom Smyrna, with grain
to J. L. Bewley & Co.
Hloop Lucy. Townsend, 1 day from Brandywlne.
with Kraln to R. M. Lea.
Meanier llonltor, Jones, 24 hours from New York,
wn h mdse. to W. M. Balrd & Co.
(Steamer Chester, Jonea, 24 hours from New York,
with mdse. to W. P. Clyde & Co.
steamer J). I'tlev. Davis, 24 hours from New York,
with uidne. to W. P. Clyde A Co.
(steamer 8. M. Fellon, Davis, 6 hours from Cape
liny, with passengers to captain.
Tug Tbos. Jetlerson. Alleu, irom Baltimore, with
tow of barges to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Tug Clyde, Duncan, from Chester river, with peaches
to W. P. Clyde A Co.
ur.i-a.u MEMORANDA.
Hnlp Thomas Harward.birlckland. for Philadelphia,
cleared at Liverpool 6ih lust., and was Id the river
next day. outward bound.
hblp Wm. Cummlngs. Miller, hence for St. Paul de
uS uWM spoken lllh ulu. lat. 23 N., Ion. 82 W.
3d l Iiibu ' 4lcUoll,48'e hence, at Londonderry
8blp Lancaster, Jackson, from Bremen, at Liver
pool 4th lusU, and entered out lor Philadelphia next
bteamshlp Wyoming, Teal, for Philadelphia, cleared
at bavannab lath lust.
HteaujBblp Luclde. Carson, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Havana joth Inst.
Barque Velocity, Brander, hence, at Cronstadt 31st
ultimo.
Barque Pennsylvania, Petremoll, hence, at Cork si
Instant.
Barque Wm. H. Jenkins. Durkee, for Philadelphia,
was la the river, Liverpool. 6ih Inst., bound out bus
been reported sailed Mill ult.
Barque Ollaua, Thompson, hence, at Falmouth 6th
Instant.
Barque Maximilian, Hatfield, for Philadelphia,
galled lrom Falmouth 4th lust.
Barque Aurora, Norbery. heuce, at Cronstadt 28th
ultimo.
Brig Errlchetta, FilllbertI, hence, at Gibraltar 2oih
ultimo.
Brig Fortunati, Bcala, hence lor Bristol, passed the
Pill tiih Inst.
Brig B. Hmlth, Godtrey, from Genoa, at Gibraltar
nn ull.. ana cleared lor Philadelphia.
hchr Goddess. Know, for Phlladeluhla. sailed from
Pawlucket lih lost.
bebr A. Vanciear. Heath, for Philadelphia, sailed
Irom Baker's Landing loth inau
Hcbr Z. A. Paine, for Philadelphia, cleared atSU
John, N. B., inth Inst.
Hchr j. u. a lien, case, tor pnuaaeipnia, sauea rrom
Nantucket loth insu
hclir m. is. bmlth, Bmun, hence, at makers ianaing
15th lust.
Bchr Ocean Bird, Marsh, sailed down the river from
Richmond 17th lust., to load for Philadelphia.
tschr A. Hugei, Roomsou, iience, at JNewouryporl
16lb Inst.
bchrs Reading BR. No. 77, and Reading RR. No. 42,
for Philadelphia, sailed from Norwich I6ih liiBt.
hebrs L. a. ives anu u. anu u. erooKs, ior i-nuaaei
phla. Balled from New London 16ih Inst. nDfl
Schrs Uncle Joe. K. wlng, and Quaker City, tor
Philadelphia, sailed lrom Norwich 16lh lust.
g ALE OF
RAILROAD. PROPERTY
AND FBANCIIISEN.
Notice hereby given that by virtue of a decree ot
the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, we will expose
to sale at Publlo Auction,
AT THE rniLADELFIIIA EXCHANGE)
In the City or Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania
on the
ISTII DAT OF OCTOBEB,
A. D. 1867, at 12 o'clock, noon, ot that day, all and
singular the RAILROADS AND RAILWAYS,
LANDS. TRACKS, LINES, RAILS. CROSS'! I KM,
CHAIRS, (SPIKES, FROUS, SWITCHES, and other
IRON. BRIDGES. WAYS and RIGHTS OF" WAY,
MATERIALS, HOUSES, BUILDINGS, SHOPS,
F1KRS. WHARVES, ERECTIONS, I'ENCES
WALLS, FIXTURES, DEPOTS, RIGHTS AND
INTERESTS, aud all and every other property aud
estate, real, personal, and mixed, of, belonging or
appertaining to the KF.NO OIL CREEK AND
PI THOLE RAILWAY COMPANY, and all the cor
porate rights, franchises, aud privileges of, or belong
ing to the sal Company, together with all and singu
lar the Locomotives and other Engines, Tenders,
Cars, Machinery, Tools, Materials, aud Implemeuut,
as w 11 as materials for constructing, repairing, re
plaining, using and operating said Railroad and Rail
way. All of which said properly Is situate In Ve
nango County, in the Kt ate of Pennsylvania.and belug
the same property, rights, privileges, aud franchises
which said Company, by Indenture ol mortgage, dated
the 23d day of May, A, D. INtiO, and duly recorded in
the oflice of the Recorder ot Deeds of Venango
Coumy aforesaid, in Mortgage Book No. 2. page too
etc., on the 4lh day ot June, A. D. latW, granted aud
conveyed to the undersigned John s. bauzade, ir
iruhl, to secure certain bonds therein mentioned.
And which the said Company sy Indenture or mort
gsge, dated April 8, istifi, and duly recorded in theollid
of said Recorder ot Leeds of Venango County, utora
Bsld, lu Mortgage Book No. 2, page 474, etc. on lln
9th dy of April, A. D. lbcs, granted and conveyed U
Morns K. Jessup, and the uuderslgued William J
liarr. In trust to secure certain debts thereiu men
tinned. This sale will be made under, and in pursa
auce of a decree eutered by the said Supreme Court o,
the Male of Pennsylvania, ou the 3d day of July A
U 18ti7, In a cause pending In equity In said court, upon
a hill Hied by the said John 8. baur,ade. Trustee
ssaiiiBt tbe said Company, and the said Morris K
Jessup aud William J. Itarr, defendants, pravlug
Inter alia, for a decree of sale of the aid mortgaged
premises. The terms aud conditions of sale will be us
lollows:
First. The mortgaged premises will be sold In one
parcel, and will be struck oil' to tbe highest aud best
bidder lor cash.
Fecund. Five per cent, of tbe purchase money shall
be paid to tbe undersigned at the lime or the sale by
the purchaser, aud he must also sign the terms and
conditions of sale, otherwise, the said premises will
be immediately resold.
1 1n id. The balance ol the purchase money shall be
paid to the uuuerxignou, ai ua; Manning House ot
Drtxel A Co.. No. 84 B. Third street, Philadel
phia, within thirty days from and after the day of
,"le' WILLIAM J BARR, Trustee
' JOHN H. BAUZADE, Truale,
Putt Anni.PHTA, July 8, ihm.
M. Thomas & SO;s. Auctioneers. 7 Vtutsm
GOVERNMENT
PBOPERTT AT PRIVATE MALE BT
: PITKIN & CO.
AWNINttS, WAUOK COVEBS, DAGS, ETC.
If you want an extra Awning very cheap, let our
awning makers take the measure, and make It from
a lot ot 1600 bofipttibl tenta, lately purchased by us.
many of which are entirely new, and of the best lss
ouoce duck. Aluo, Government Saddles and Harness
of all kinds, etc. PITH IN fc CO.,
61 tux Nos. SJ7 and 839 North FRONT Biroet,
MEDICAL.
pOHD'S EXTRACT OF HARIAMELIS
r. n. .k. .onI DK8TROYKR,
Into mmirki r.Viim.e"Uc r,,m8"i which havecome
1 rodnP?nf i Vd '"""N11""'" pulling. It Is the
prounct of a simple shrub, harmlBss In all cases and
aa a domestic remedy, nneViiiaiiedT ,n " '
BTTRNH
BRUISFR
LAMKKKHS
WIHfcN KJStJ
8PHA1NH,
HOKK THROAT.
1XHIHACHK,
KA RACHK.
NKUKAlXlIA,
RH KVMATlSM
LCM It AGO,
BOIIfl.
HTINGrt,
HORK KYF.8.
BLh.HlINU
LUNGS,
NOHK.,
BTOMACK.
OF THK
CORN,
tllXIKRR.
OLD SOHKR,
And other similar tronblesome and painful arTeotlons,
while It promptly arrest, all ItKMOKKHAGKri,
Hundreds of physicians use It dally In their practice,
and give It their uiiqtialliied recommendation, bold
by our agents and dealers.
The Medicine Is exclusively prepared by the sub
scribers, Proprietors and buocessoni to T. T, POND,
to whein all orders must he addreseed.
UUMPURKxb' HOAKKOPATU1U MEDICINE CO..
No. W2 BROADWAY, New York.
PRICES OF POND'8 KXTRACT',
Plx onnre bottles, with directions retaiL... go cents
l'lnt hollies, with directions, retail. on
Uuarts lu bottle , i 74
Liberal discount to Physicians aud Dealers,
SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
M VMPBBEYSf BOMUCOPA TUIC SPAi. WOS.
FAMILY CASES
Ol 8(1 large vials, morocco cane, containing a
spec I lie for every ordinary dlxease a lamlly
Is subject Ki.aud a book ol dlm llons tluUO
Bmaller Family and Travelling oases, with 20
to 28 vials 5 to
Bpecldcs for all Diseases, both for Curing and
tor Preventive treatment, In vials and
pock et cases 2 to $8
These Remedies, by the case or single box, are Sent
to any part of the country, by Mall or Kx press, free of
chnrge, on receipt of the price.
Address H UM PH BEYS' bl'ECTFIO
HOWOiGPATUIC MF.D1C1NK COMPANY.
OOice and Depot, Nn, 662 BROADWAY', New York,
Dr. HTJMPHRKYW Is consulted dally at his olltce.
personally or by letter, a above, for aU tortus of
disease.
For sale by DYOTT A CO., JOHNSON, HOL
LOW A Y A COWDKN, T. R. CALLKN DKR, and
AMBROSE SMITH, Wholexale Agents, Phllailelphla,
and at ilLi'l IlK'H Drug Blore, No,3iaj Market street,
and by all Drugglsta. 3 liuths iu
INSTRUCTION.
B0RDFNTOWN FKMALE COLLKfJE, BOR
1)1 N'KJW N, N. J. An Institution for the care
to! and thorough Instruction of Young Ladies in all the
blanches ot a complete education. Board and tuition
In thu Preparatory and Collegiate denartmeule, 3208
per year. HVMn'nr;. AnrietU and ilutlrrn jMii(nitt:t,
and ornameulul branches, extra. Winter besalou
opeuB beptcniher 19. For Catalogues, address
REV. JOHN U. BRAKELEY, A. M.,
8 6tuths6w President.
IUGBY ACADEMY, FOR YOUNO MEN
and Boys. No. 1415 LOCL'sT Street, EDWARD
CLARENCE bMITH, A. M.. Principal. He-opens
Hi pteiiiber 10. Pupils prepared lor business or pro
lessioiial lite, or tor hl:h Bianding In college.
A lirMt-cla.ss Primary Depanmunt In separate
rooms. Circulars, with full lulormatlon, at No. 126
CHEbNU P Street. 8 12 2m
THE SCHOOL OF DESIGN FOR WOMEN",
corner of FILBERT btreei and N. W. PENN
bquare, will roreu on Monday, September 2.
W. J. HUKtTUAND, Vice President.
8 17 8w P. P. MOIUUb, becretary and Treasurer.
PROPOSALS.
IMPROVEMENT OP THE DE3 MOINES
X KAl'IDa OF THE MISSISSIPPI R1VEH.
U. H. Enoinkbk'8 Office, I
Davenport, Iowa, July 21, 1807.
Sealed propohnlH, In duplicate, will be re
ceived at this oltice until 12 M., WEDNESDAY.
Septeni her 4, 1867, for excavating the prism and
constructing the embankment wall of the
Conal for the Improvement of the navigation
of the MlbslBblpul river at the Des Moinea
Kapitls.
TUeCi
Canal la to be about li seven and one-
bnlf) milts long, extending from Nashville to
Keokuk, Iowa. The width at the water surface
Inside the canal to be dw (three hundred) feet
In embankment, and 2o0 (two hundred and
fifty; leet in excavation, and in low water to be
S (five) leet deep. All the material excavated
from the prism of tbe canal to be used in build
lug tbe embankment. The latter throughout
tbe greater part of the distance will be about
SIX) (three hundred) leet from the Iowa shore.
Where rock excavation occurs, the bottom of
tbe canal will have a slope of lyi (one and one
half ) inches to the mile. The embankment is
to be built of earth clay and rock; to be 10 (ten)
feet wide on top, including the rip-rap cover
lDg: to be 2 (two) feet above high-water mark,
with slopes of VA (one aud one-half) base to 1
(one) vertical. The average thickness of tbe
rip-rap protection to be 2.$ (two and one-half)
feet on the river side, 2 (two) leet on the canal
side, and 1 (one) foot on top.
All propositions must stale the prlceat which
each and every kind of work specified In the
proposal is to be done, and no bid will be con-
siuerea mat is not acnnite in this respect.
The Government reserves tbe rlgut to reject
any and all bids.
A printed copy of this advertisement must be
attached to each proposal.
Each bid must contain a written or printed
guarantee signed by two responsible persons.
Blanks lor proposals of the form required,
with form of guarantee, will be furnished at
this oflice on application.
Tbe price or prices In the contract will be con
sidered as Including tbe expense of furnlshlug
all the materials and performing all tbe work,
according to tbe plans and specifications exhi
bited at the letting.
Tbe entire cost of the canal Is estimated at
t2,06S,345 (two million aixty-eUht thousand
three hundred and forty-five). Tbeamount ap
propriated by Congress Is 8700,000 (seven hun
dred thousand dollars) the contract can only
be trade to cover this amount.
Fifteen (16) per cent, of the amount of any
work done or materials furnished, at the con
tract price thereof, will be reserved nntil the
whole work which Is the subject of contract
shall be entirely completed.
Persona desiring further Information can
obtain the sane by calling at this oflice, where
maps, plans, specifications, aud form ol con
tract can be consulted.
Proposals must be addressed to the under
signed, and should be endorsed "Proposals for
work on the Improvement of the Des Moines
Papids." . J. H WILHON,
v Lieut.-Col. 85th Infantry,
7 80 4w Bvf Major-Ueneral U, B. Army.
T3HILADELPHIA DEPOT.
Assistant Quartermaster's Office,'
P.O. lid'J UIKAKU DIHKKT,
I I PllILAWKLl'HIA. AUKUSt 19. 1867.
PrnnoHiilH will be received at this oflice until 12
o'clock M., (SATURDAY, August iilin, 1807, to
restore to its original condition eleven hundred
and fifteen (1115) feel, more or less, of "Willow
lOrove Avenue," Chesnut Hill, Philadelphia,
on the grounds formerly occupied by the United
Mutes Government in connection with tbe
Mower" Hospital.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two respon
sible persons, whose signatures muHt be ap
Deiideil to the bid, and certified to as being good
and sufficient security fortheamountlnvoived,
bv the United States Histrlct Judge, Attorney ,
Collector, or other public ofllcer.
i Blank forms for bids can be had on applica
tion at this oflice, aud bidders are requested to
be present at the opening of the same.
I The rlKhl Is reserved to reject any bid deemed
too bigb, and no bid from a defaulting con
iriiotor will be received.
'Endorse envelopes, "Proposals for Repairs to
Willow Grove avenue."
By order of Brevet Major-General Q. II. Cros
mau. Assistant Quartermaster-General, United
States Army. HENRY W. JANE3.
I Captain and Assistant Quartermaster,
8 10 OtJ Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel, U. W. A,
TAMES K. EVANS, GTJN-MAKEU, SOUTH
.1 rL.rMeL. above Becond, would call the attention of
snriMutu to thf choice selection of BUHUl-W' TROUT
1 n I ? H aW I'Ob (a new assortment), Files, and all
Ue usual selection of FIS.ULNU TaOKLK lu all its
VH,VNnr"iMJz":T,R LOADING GUN9 altered
BRKKCH-LOADEIUi la the best manner, at tht
fewest raK 718tf
NITKD STATES KKVKNUB STAMPS.
Pilnclpal Depot, No DM CHEHMUT Htteet.
in'ia fc-l ittii HtrnAt. one duurbslnw
tnBIU Vheiuul Established lbti'J.
Bevenne Btampi or every description comUntly on
nd ,u 7"!?S!? Vnrass nromntlr attended to.
i Tinlusd Stales Nou s, braiui en 1-hUad.lphia or Bel
Yoik o current fundi received in payinnnu
"articular attention paid to small ordeni.
i-ulns ol the tloinmlnslun can b coniqltei
and auT iataUvn re.arau,. th. law cb.enutJ
Kivao.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
GOVIiRNM ENT BALK OK THE MILITATtY
Kailrond at Brazos Han lingo, Texas. Oitlce
( hlet Quartermaster Fifth Military District,
New Orieans, La., July 9, 1867. ' '
Sealed Proposals will be received at this oflice
until 12 M., August 21, 1H7, ior the purchase of
ull 1 lie right, title, and Interest of the United
Slates In and to the United H.ates Military Hull
rosd from ilrasos Hunllago to White's Kanche,
Texas.
The sale will Include the entire track: and
sidings, buildings, water stations, turn-tables,
etc., the railroad materials, the supplies per-
l.lnlns In I tin vrtawl IaraI hav at 1 1 h I.VlA mil 1 11 IT
slock, cars, machinery, aud other equipment, I
as ioiiowb:
4 Clnw hnrs.
2 Hhackie Bars.
2 Pinch Bars.
4 Hqunre Brasses.
2 Btilpping Boxes.
7 Hut cars
).'!() liailroad Chairs.
25,(100 pounds liailroad Chairs.
1 Push Car Frame.
2 Crow's Feet.
4 Ballrond Frogs and Switch Stands.
1 Truck Gauge.
9.50U rounds Ballrond Iron,
i 1 lxconiotlve and Tender.
1 Iiocomotlve,
1 Head-light liocomotlve,
14 Coupling Links.
4 Hpike Mauls.
2 Hplke Punches.
5t6 pounds Car Hprlrgs.
2 JarkserewH and Levers.
2M) p uuds Ball road Kplkes.
KH miles Hull road Track.
2 Turn-Tables.
625 Cross Ties.
1 Fire Tongs.
2 Push Car Wheels.
2 bcrew Wrenches.
1 Cooking Stove.
, 1 Stove.
5 Hand Cars. 1
1 Push Car.
This sale will not include tbe bridge over the
Boca Chlca.
'J be sale will not include the title to the
land, which dots not belong to the United
States.
: This road Is about ten miles In length, and
pxtends from Brazos Santiago to White's
Bancho, on tbe Kio Grande. Fron this point
connection Is made by steamer with Browus
VilJe and Matamoras.
i The route is the shortest and best for the im
mense trafllo between the Gulf of Mexico and
the interior of Southern Texas and Northern
Mexico, and the communication by rail alone
can readily be extended to Brownsville,
The road already completed saves thirty
miles of Olfllcvilt and tortuous navigation. The
road is five leet gauge, good ties, T rail, and full
spiked.
The property may be Inspected on application
to Captain C. II. Hoyt, A. Q. M.f Brownsville,
TeXHB, and any Information desired may be ob
tained from that ofllcer, or lrom the oflice of the
Chief Quartermaster Fifth Military District,
ew Orleans, La.
A condition of the sale will be that transpor
tation fchajl be furnished for all Government
troops and supplies whenever required, at
rates not lo exceed those paid by the United
States to other railroad companies in the Fifth
Military District.
The terms of payment accepted will be those
considered the most favorable to the Govern
ment. Ten rer cent, cash, in Government funds, to
be paid on acceptance of proposal,
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals.
Proposals should be indorsed "Proposals for
tne purchaseof Brazos Santiago and, Rio Grande
Kalfroad." and addressed ''Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel A.J. McGonnigle, A. Q. M. U. S. Army,
oniceuniei Quartermaster j inn Military dis
Uiol, New Orleans, La."
A. G. MCGONNIGLE,
Brevet Lieut.-Col. and A. Q,. M. U. S. Army, '
i 8 20 4t In charge of oflice.
j-ARGE SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY,
OffickAbmy Clothing and Equipage,!
St. Louis. Mo.. Aueust 15. lHti7. r '
"Will be sold at punllo auction, at the DEPOT
OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE. No.
B07 North MAIN Street, St. Louis, on TUES-
jmx, toe aa aay oi aeptemner next, com
mencing at 11 o'clock A. M., to be continued
lrom day to day, the following articles of Army
72.000 Great Coats (footmen's).
58.000 Great Coats (horsemen's).
50,000 Uniform Hats.
50,000 Ostrich Feathers.
50,000 Hut Cords and Tassels (blue).
ou.uou r orage caps.
8,111 Unilorm Frock Coats.
45,000 Uniform Jackets.
8,151 Veteran Reserve Jackets.
H2H Knit Jackets.
18 UXO Lined Sack Coats.
00,212 Uullned back Coats.
7,000 Overalls.
6,000 Stable Frocks.
89,425 Knit Shirts.
08,4-15 Knit Drawers.
20,000 Leather Neck Stocks.
1,000 Worsted Sashes.
282 Pairs Boots.
10,053 Pairs Bootees.
12.8M) Pairs Trowsers (footmen's).
15,000 Pairs Trowsers (horsemen's).
60.000 Haversacks,
50,000 Knapsacks.
25,000 Rubber Blankets.
(Ki.ot O Woollen Blankets,
20,000 Pick Axes.
15,400 Pick Axe Handles.
These articles are all new, and offer great In
ducements to dealers throughout the country.
A small quantity of damaged property will be
sold at the same time and place. Samples of all
may be seen at the Depot within ten days ol
sale, and catalogues had.
Terms Cash In Government funds, ten per
cent, down, tbe balance before tbegoods are
taken from tbe Depot, which must be within
five days after the sale, under forfeiture of the
purchase and the ten per cent, deposited.
By order of the Quartermaster-General,
' BB JOHN F. RODGEIW,
Cop tain and Military storekeeper
8 10 13t United States Army1,
jQAEGE SALE OF NEW MATERIAL.
Depot Quartermaster's Office. )
WASHIJ.OTON, U. C, AUgUSt 15, 1867. f
By direction of the Quartermaster-General a
large lot of new Quartermaster's Btores and
Hoi ne Medicines will be sold at publlo auction,
at Lincoln Depot, under the supervision of
Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel James M. Moore,
Quartermaster U. 8. A., on MONDAY, Sep
tember 2, commencing at 10 A. M., consisting in
pari or
lt)8 lbs. Ingot copper,
675 coal oil burners,
4tHX)tln cups,
'2.AH) lbs. iron wire.
90 coal oil lamps,!
5,000 table legs.
17,411 lbs. asst. Iron nuts.
7,161 loa. iron aud cop
per rivets.
bu8 lbs. R. R. aud other
spikes,
103 carpenters', etc.,
clamps,
7070 lbs. oil . tanned
leather,
810 Itis. sole leather,
SM88 lla. oakum,
K7 lbs. Mica. - .
11,648 handles.axe.plck,
piane, etc.,
110 wagon saddle-:
trees. ,
210 wrenches, Gov
ernment paU
' ' tern, , ,
9 gung saws, ' ""
211 yds.papermuslln,
l,:t82 ft. liueu hose,
200 ft. gtttta percha
i tubing.
2ib lbs. packing hemp,
i.7i spools w. and li.
8100 ft. coll chain,
ALSO,
irO lbs. aloes. '
U00 lbs. sulphate cop-
" per,
100 lbs. alum, '
8ti2 lbs. glauber salts,
luo lbs. epHoiu aiu,
100 lbs. nitrate potas-
SUj.
110 lbs. calomel,
11)0 lbs. sugar lead,
6-16 lbs sulphur,
J00 lbs. tartar emetic,
75 His. corrosive subll
mate, .
:59 lbs Iodide potassa,
56 lbs. cream tartar.
417 lbs. oils Juniper, spike, amber, win tergreen,
British, croton, hemlock, etc. etc.; 473 lbs. lino
lutes, lobelia, ginger, Iodine, myrrh, hemlock,
etc, Red pieclpitate, spatulas, prescription
scales, syringes, ointment, do. Jars, etc. etc.
Catalogues ol sale can be had upon applica
tion. Terms CaBh In Government funds. '
By order of General C. 11. Tompkins, Depot
Quaitermaster.
v JAME8 M. MOORE,
' 6 J7 13t Bvt. Lleut.-C'ol., Q. M. lu charge.
ffipZ GARDNER & FLEMING,
OOAOI1 MAKl'Uia,
MO. ! SOUTH 1'irTU UTBEET.
t " : i
New and Becond-hand Carriages for sale, rar
I tlcalar attention paid to repairing. 6 80 6m
AUGUST 20, 1867.
EXCURSIONS.
ftJOONLIGHT ON THE SEA.
!. MUNDY'S
TENTH ANNUAL RIOONLIGHT EXCURSION
TO ATLANTIC CITY.
NATUBDiT JLVEHIN, AtVT 8 i, 1907.
. Parties from the workshops, from the mills, manu
factories, balls of Industry, tbe hard-working-, honest,
tolling mechanics, and their wives and children, who
cannot leave their business through the week, have
now an excellent opportunity to visit the famed City
by tfreBea, remain over Sunday, and lose no time.
A suniclent number of comlortable passenger cars
have been ifcnred for tbe occasion.
TICKETS FOR TIIH BOUND TRIP, OSE DOLLAR
AND A HALF.
LaBt boat leaves Vine Street Ferry at 8 P. M.
Beiurulcg, will arrive In Philadelphia at t o'clock
MONDAY MORN1NU.
REMEMBER, TJlItt IS THE ONLY MOONLIGHT
' EXCURSION OF THE SEASON.,
HUM ". ' ' D. H. MUNDY.
fCN F0K CAPE MAlf ON TUK j
etfDAYS, TUUlMDAYS, AND 8AT17R-
Iia t 1 h new and swift steamer HaML'KL M.
1'KLTON, Captain I Davis, leaves CIlknNUr
btreet VVbarf on Tuesdays. Thursdays aud hami
days, at A. M.: and njlurnlnjr leaves Cape May on
Mondays, Weduesdsys, and 1'rldays at Tm A, M.
t are (2-5U, Including carriage hire.
tservants, f7S, " '
Children, f2.'), "
Excursion tickets on Saturday, good to return on
Monday, 4, Including carriage hire.
U. H. HTJDDELIi.
N. B. Mann's Express Company have arranged to
attend to bBggage, will check bairifafte through to
hotels, cottages, etc.: also sell Tickets at their Olllce,
No. 1U6B. FIFTH Ktreet. 2Q6t
rKZjS FARE TO WILMlNGTONTTs
icttnUltcmU Cents: Chester or Hook, 10 cents,
ou unu alter MONDAY, July 8, the steamer ARIEL
Will leave C11RHNUT Htreet wharf at S 44 A. M. and
8'45 P. M. Beturuuig, leaves Wilmington at s-45 A. M.
and 12-46 P. M.
Fare to Wilmington, 15 cents; excursion tickets, 26
centa. Fare to Chester or Hook, 10 cents. 8 3) 64
F PCS DAILY EXCURSIONS TO WIL.
Wths'i'ii'i'iiiiiii Is minglon, Del, The steamer ELIZA
AiajmjoA will leave DOCK (street Wharf dally at
10 A. M. and 4 I'. M. Returning, leave MARKET
Btreet Wharf. Wilmington, at 7 A. M. and 1 P. M.
Fare for tbe round trip........... 60 cents
Bingle ticket 80 cenls
Chester and Marcus Hook ...........20 centa
For further particulars, apply on board. -722lf
' ' L. W. BURNS. Captain.
r .IC EXCURSIONS UPTHE RIVER.
aAair'rs!7iiis rrv' splendid steamboat JOHN A.
vv ARjNi.lt makes dally Afternoon Excursions to
Burlington and Bristol, stopping at Rlverton, Torres
dale, Andalusia, and Reverly, each way. These
excursions leave CUKSNUT KTRKKT WHARF at
2 o'clock In the A Iter noon. Keiurntng, leave Bristol
at 4 o'clock, arriving In the city at 6 o'clock P, M.
FA BE Excursion, 40 cts. Each way, H6c. 6 -i6 tog
LUMBER.
i QUI SELECT WHITE PINE BOAEf '
-LOO I AM FLANK.
4-4, 6-4, 6-4, 2, 2. 8, and 4 Inch
CHOICE PANEL AND 1st COMMON, It feetlOB
4-4, 6-4, 6-4, 2, 2K. 8. and 4 Inch ,
WHITE PINE, PANEL PATTERN PLANK.
LAKOE AND bUPEKlOK BfOCK ON HAND,
Vir7-BUIL1,1I!u, UUILDIN
JLDD I BU1LD1NO!
JUUMBEUI LUMBER! LUMBER!
4-4 CAROLINA FLOORING.
, 6-4 CAROLINA FLOORING.
4-4 DELAWARE FLOORING. ,
6-4 DELAWARK FLOORING,
WHITE PINE FLOORING, -
ASH FLOORING.
WALNUT F LOORING. , .
I bPRUCE FLOORING.
! b'l'KP BOARDS. ' '
KAIL PLANK.
PLAWTERING LATH.
1867
C E D A R AND CYPRES
, SHINGLES.
LONG CEDAR SHINGLES.
SHORT CEDAR bHINGLES.
COOPER SHINGLES.
FINE ASSORTMENT FOR BALE LOW.
' NO. 1 CEDAR LOGS AND POSTS,
"1 Qt-iT LUMBER FOR UNDERTAKERS
lOU I LCA1BEK FOR UNDERTAKERS I
RED CEDAR, WALNUT, AND PINK,
1 WT ALBANY LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
JLOU J ALBANY LUMBER OF ALL KINDS,
SEASONED WALNUT.
i dry Poplar, cherry, and ash,
MAHOGANY,
ROSEWOOD, AND WALNUT VENEERS.
i Qfi!7 ClfiAR-BOX MANUFACTURERS.
IOU I CIGAR-BOX MANUFACTURERS.
SPANISH CEDAR BOX BOARDS.
1 UV7 SPRUCE JOIST! SPRUCE JOIST!
JlOU I SPRUCE JOIST I
rtlUJl 14 TO Si FEET DONG.
SUPERIOR NORWAY SCANTLING.'
. MA CLE, BROTHER fc CO.,
61rp .. No. ItSOU SOUTH STREET.
U. S. BUILDERS' MILL,
K. , , AND S. FIFTEENTH ST.,
ESLEB & BRO., Proprietors.
ways on hand, made of the Best Beasoned Lumber
at low prices, .
WOOD MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, BALUSTER?
AND NEWELS, ;.''
Neweis, Balusters, Bracket and Wood Mouldings.
WOOD MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, BALUSTERl
AND NEWELS,
Walnut aud Ash Hand Balling, 8, 8X, and 4 Inches
BUTTERNUT. CHESNUT, and WALNUJ
MOULDIKG8 to order. 12
T C. PER K I JT. P
' LXUvlBEK, MERCHANT.
i Successor o R. Clark, Jr., ,
' NO. 824 CHRISTIAN STREET. '
Constantly on hand a large and varied assort ns
Of Building Lumber. 6241 -
PRE AND BURGLAR SAFES!
HARVIFS PATENT :
ALUM AND DRY PLASTER
1 I I IE. I K. 1
THOBOUC1U1.T FIBE-PROOr.
, , l .
I ,.,, , PEBFECTI.T DBTt
AE1VATS BET AIM THESE QUAtlTIES.
HANT THOl'SAKDS OF OCB SAFES IH
EXAMINE BEFOBE PUBCIIASINO ELSE,
j ' " W II EKE.
I MARVIN & CO.,
721 CHESTNUT SUMasonicHal'b
A.N0 BBOADWAT, NEW YORK.
. rlHItTSAFESFOBri.ATE,lEWEEBV,
ETC. ETC
MAHKEBS STEEI. CHESTS,
SECOHD-HAND SAFES.
SAFE, EXCUAHUED OK LIBERAL
TEB1MM. Dlstuthlm
SEND FOB ILLUSTBATED CATALOUUE.
i.. i
TTNITED ' BT&TKS 1 RK VENUE STAMPS.
principal Depot, No. VU4 CHEsNCT Street.
CtuKal Depot. No- lul South FIFTH Street, oua dOO
" below Chesnut Ksiahllshed Isrti
Kevenne fctamps of every duooriotlou couatantlyoi
band la any amount.
irdeia iyf Mall or Ex Dress promptly attended to.
r7 A.
AUCTION SALES.
M
C L K L L A N I A CO
i4tw'AMjuirfi tn Phllln Ford A tVr.).
A CCTTON EEKS. Na & MARKET Btreet, , -,
BALE OF 1800 CAKES BoOTS, RITOE8, BROOAN8J
On Thursday Mornlii. .
Atignst S2, commencing at lo o'clock, we Will nail
:y catalrgiie. for cbhIi. cases m en is i ,.
and Youths' Boots, shoes, itrntans, Balmorals, etc. f
Also, a freneral assortment of W omen's, Misses'. and
Children's wear, To which the early attention Ofr
the trade is called. 8l7 3t
rOHN B. MYERS CO., AUCTIONEERS
I Noa. 281 and 284 MARKET Street,
AT PRIVATE BALE.
M cases fine palm fans, round handles. . . t . , 7S -
LA ROE POSITIVE SALE OF BRITIHH, FRENCH,
UKU MA?, Afth liuatSHU Kill "U'lU.l,
We will hold a laree sale of ioreiirn and domestlo
dry goods, by catalogue, on lonr months' credit, , , .
1IIIIIRUI.J 1UVIUIU,,
Aneust 22, at lo o'clock, embracing about 1000 pack- ,
see aud lots of staple and Iancy articles.
is . K. i ataiogues reaoy ann noons arraniteu rorx
amlnatlon early on the morning of sale. (l 16 St
LARGE POSITIVE HALE OF CARPETINGS, ETtt
un riday Atornina-, ; ' ;
AnKnst23. at 11 o'clock, will be sold, by catalrarne, .
On four months' credit, about 200 piece of Ingrain, i
Venetian, list, hem P. coltase. and raa Carnetlnss. .
which may be examined early on the morning o
ale. 18 17 St. .
To Paier Manufacturers and Others. ,
BLEACHED LINEN WASTE. . 1 ' ' '
, On Prlday Morning Next, -
2Rd Instant, at 11 o'clock urei-lsely. IS bales extra
quality aokcted and clean-packed bleaoued linea ;
waste, list irnporteo. 8 19 4t
M. GUM MET & SONS, AUCTIONEERS,
. No. 0S WALNUT Btreet . , . . . , . . .
Hold Bernlar Rales of
EAL ESTATE, STOCKS,
BEAL
, ESTATE, STOCKS, AND eFXTTRmKa AT i
THK PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, W
1000 catalogue, nnhllshed and nlrmilnljMl. mntAlntn'Lj
Ktnnhll anf Aiu.h nn,n.Hv I..nu1 u,,..a1 r.
ftill dehcrlptions of property to be sold, aa also, a par
tlal list ef property contained In our Real Estate Reg Is?
t-r, wiiu uiierau m private saie .
Sales advertised dally In all the dally newapapen r
1 BALE ON MONDAY. AUGUST" J6, ', "J'.
Will Include '
THK ElEflANT MnvvN mtonr RKSTrirvnir. ,.
Stable and Coach-bouse and Lot, 22 feet front by240'''
leet deep to a 40 feet wide street. No. 1ft Irt Roruoa
street; was erected and finished throughout In a
superior manner, with extra oooTeulenoea, and Is tn , T
tirffwt rivrinr l . 1 .
Orphans1 Court Rale Estate of Alexander OallO --r
way, deceaaed-STONE MESSUAUS aud ' LO'L
Allen's lane. Uermautown. 'if,?
oerw ANTOWN Three Modern Dwe line, wlih .
very city convenience, Nos. 4, 8, aud 8 Herma 'I
street. ....
Three Bulldlna- LOTS. Nos. It. 14. and IS Ilarman I
street. , .
Frame Carpenter Shop, two atorlos, and Lot o ' "
Ground, In rear ot No. lo Herman street. 8 10 17134
SAMUEL C. FORD A SONS, AUCTIONEEJU -r
No. 127 H. FOURTH Street, 1
Real Estate.stocks. Iians. to , at Private Bale, tl M
PANCOAST A WAKNOCK, AUCTlONEEiii. . 7
No. 840 MARKET STREET. ,, .
FIItRT LARGE POSITIVE SALE FOR FALL OF . .
IbbV, OF S60 LOTS AMERICAN AND IMPORTED 1
DRY GOODS, LINEN. AND HOSIERY GOODS, , (
NOTIONS. HOOP SKIRTS, CORSETS, RIBBONS, u
ETC., BY CATALOGUE, - - T
On Weunesdav morning, "
August 21, commencing at loo'cloca. Included will - r
be found lull lines ol new and desirable goods for the ' 1
apuroacblna season, to which tha early and particular
attention of the trade is invited. 18 IS St .
Samples and catalogues early on morning of sale. '
180U DOZEN L C. HDKFS. ..
Included In sale ou Wednesday will be found ''" '
A lull line of Ladles' S 8 tape border all linen hdkft.. ..
from medium to finest numbers Imported.
A lull line gents' J plain do. do. do. do, . .,, irr
1 A lull line gents' hemmed do. do. do. do. ' ' ''
A full line gents' & printed border do. do, do. do. : , t
A full line ladies' hemstitched do. do. do. do.
, A full line children's it plain do. do. do. do.- :'t,f(
' A full line gems' printed border cotton hdkfs, '
, comprising a lull assortment of the moat favorite .7
make Imported.
MARSEILLES QUILT8. !' i ; '
Also, lots 8-4 and 12-4 white Marseilles quilts, a lull
Una olmtttium to finest qualities ... )''
WHITE GOODS. .,
' ' 1 ' Also, on Wednesday, ' 1 ' .
1000 pieces white goodi, consisting in pan of fin'
and medium French and Swiss mulls, Bishop lawns, '
cambrics, nainsooks, piques, from low to finest quail,
tiesi ire rich linen muslins, etc., etc
RIBBONS. 1 ........
Also, 100 cartons new and desirable tall styles Paris
poult de sole trimmings and bonnet ribbons, Nos. 4(sj
juo, fancy, solid colors and watered.
UMBRELLAS.
100 CSSeS fflncham. munn ami rail Rnntah cr I rich am
umbrellas, ItKnz Inch, a full line for city and country
CORSETS AND HOOP SKIRTS. : '
Also, uii Wednesday:
' 7o0 dozen ladles' cane, all whalebone and French me
chanical corsets, a lull llue, lu great variety. .
Also, 600 dozen ladles' aud misses' steel spring hoop
skirts, a full assortment lor flrst-olass sales. , , '
POCKET WALLETS AND BAGS.
Also, an Invoice Morocco and Russia leather pocket :
wallets for ladles' and geuu; ladles morocco travelling
bags, etc. , ,
. NOTIONS. ETC.
A ISO. 500 lOtft NA1 l.kna PnAlr.l i,,,Ta. TTmj9 T.Ti ,
Shirts ana Drawers, Hosiery, Ties, Brushes. Combs. .
Sewing Cotten. stock goods, etc. ." .... j.i
KJuimoiniiuft oalb, r , . 4l
Also, on Wednesday, by order of Administrator:- 3 !
The entire stock ol a City Retail Dry Goods store,
comprising Domestics, DressOooda, Hosiery, Notions. 1 ' 'l
eta etc. . . u j
M
THOMAS & SONS. NOS. 139 AND liO , t
8. FOURTH Street.
TO COTTON MANUFACTURERS AND OTIIERS, ,
Peremptory Sale Tacony Creek and Orthodox Street. " ' -COTTON
YARN MACHINERY, ETC ,, ., . .
On Wednesday Afternoon, lJ " ''
21st Inst., at 2 o'clock, on Tacony creek, below Or-',
thodox street. Frankford, seveu carding machines,
lour mules, 300 spindles each; speeders, bobbins!
spreaders, heading machlue. heating pipes, vises,
belting, shafting, tools, etc , ,
May be seen on the morning of gals. ' ' u
T . 1 ,
B
Y THOMAS BIRCH & SON, No. 1110 CHE3- ,
a.1 w Bum, wurv juvvsdui sueei,
Bale at No. lies Filbert street, ' '
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. V f' L V ET, BRUS..
SELS, AND VENETIAN CARPETS. CHINA. ,
GLASSWARE, ETU . . ' 7 ' !
Ou Thur day Morning,
At 10 O'clock, at No. ltt2S El bert street, will be sold ' '
the furniture of a tamlb dociiuing housekeeping, eom.
prising chamber, dioli g-room, and kitchen furniture;'' '
line velvet and Brussels carpets; China, glassware,etc, , .
Tbelurniture can be examined at 8 o1 clock on the
morning of sale, i B 20 1& j
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC,
.ffcff PENN 8TEAM ENGINE AN11
JaaidLli; BOILER WORKS. NEAFIE A LEVY'
Tract iCAL and theorh3tcal ENuiNEiOia.
M ACH INlSTts. BOILER . MAKERS. RJLACK;
SA1ITHO, and FOUNDERS, having lot manyyear '
been In successful operation, and been exoiuslvelri
engaged In building and repairing Marine and River -Engines,
high and low-pressure, Iron Boilers Wauu
Tanks, Propellers, etc. eto. respectfully oiler their '
services 10 the publlo as being fully prepared lo con. !
tract for eugines of all sixes, MarlnerKIVMr and
Stationary; Laving seta of patterns of mrlereiit slus !
are prepared to execute orders with quick deauaiTa
Every descrlptioa of pattern-making made at tue
shortest . notice. High and Low-prwwure Fine
Tubular and Cylinder Boilers, of tha beat Pamivl' '
yauia charcoal Uou. iorglngsof all slaesaud kinds
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions- Roil '
Turn i.g, Screw Cutting, and all othw ooSnect, J
all b the above business. .iukhii
. Drawings aud specifications for all work Ann
at the estabUabmeutfrea of charge, aud work mujIj. "
an teed. a
Tbesnbscrlbers have ample wdarf-dock room for1 '
repairs Oi boats, where they can he in perfect aatntv '
aud are provided with shears, blocks. nle?,7 "
for raising heavy or light weights. elu" eu , , ,
BK-CH aud PALM EB btreets.
COUT11WARK iOUNLlty, FIFTH ' AN1'
O W ASBJLNUTON StxeeW, ' " AU
t fHiuwarnA,1 - J" '
manufacture Uih and Low Prtasure tiCJtngtam-
oi Lund, Liver, aud Marlue Service 77
Boilers. Casiin.eters, 'I auka, Iron Boats, - 1 " - '
Castluiss of all k tuds, elt her Iron orbraS- t ' . 0 ,
lrou Irame Roots lor (iaaWurklL workshops, and '
Railroad stations, etc, " . ,
Betorui aud Gaa Macbluery, of th late and a""'
improved construction. - , '
Lvery deacxiptioii of Plantatloa Machinery, and
mnar, saw, and Grist MUia, Vacuum Paus, Open,
St. am Tralus, Delecatora, Filters, Puwping En-
iiiis, etc, i
Sole Agents tor N. Bllleux's Patent Bcjrsr Boiling
Appuralus, Nesmyth's Paiuut Steam Hawmar.aud '
A M.10 wall A Woolsey's Patent (JulrLruaI Suxar ,
DrUning Machlna
pUIUBSBUBO MACfllNI WORKS.
NO. 86 N. ?Boj52jra-jrr, (
Waars prepared to u!'"de to au axteal fciW
KuiUlaBt' FV 1JT0 AID WOOLWW
ini hiding all rect Improvemsnts Caiding,Bpln
u,viuvljp tntlo 01 manufacturers to our ex
w.... wo,-- ALFRED JSSKM A BOH.
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