THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1867.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
FOB ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITHIKOKI ODTSIX TkOWt,
MFXTIBO OP THB TaRK GOMMIBRI05KR8The
Park Commissioners held. a morning yesterday
lor the puTposeof jecelvJrtfi and conBiaVmiii
n ports from the Committee on 1'lans and Cooi
iiutee on Engineers.
Mr. Oiacff, chairman ( the Committee on
Inducers, submitted a lonpr and intrrcBtiiu;
nport upon the supply of bchiivlklll water, 'i'be
jcport stated that the Schuylkill water is not
nly the purest water tout can he obtained, but
that the tstrearu is adequate lor thp prospective
v, ants of the people lor generations to romp.
The Blupiil-ihuegs of the sUeinn rave an oppor
tunity for all objectionable matters to settle to
the bottom, while the la'Rt? quantities or Mil
phuric acid irom the miuiu jigtricts, mixing
with the waier coinina from n limestone region,
rendered the water cxcedinul . pure. Tlio jre
port. alter plvinjr the quantity of water an
nually furnished by the river, the number of
inhabitants to be supplied at (.recent, and the
piobable number lor the next n ty years, recom
mends the bulldiiig of more reservoirs for the
stcrape of water lo be used in seasous of great
ebt demand, and m the event, of accidents to the
works: also, tho extension oi the I'ark to the
Wle-ahtckon, so as to prevent tho erection of
mnnulactoilc, etc., alone ti.e stream of the
river, from the WicHahickon to some point below
Falrmount dam. The report wai accepted, and
It will be laid before Council.
Mr. Theodore Ctiyler, cUmi-uum of the Com
mittee on Plans, aio puhtnl.tcd a valuable re
port, staling that "the pre-crvttiton ol the purity
of the water supply of the city of Philadelphia
.is declared in the act of Asm mbly to bo one of
the chief objects of the 1'uik. " The ground
proposed to lie embraced in this Park the Com
mission think absolutely necessary to carry out
the objects of t he act of Assembly, and also
give to the citizens of Philadelphia a Park not
only noble in its proportions, but peculiarly
adapted lor the purpose, and can be embellished
at a far less cost than that of any other great
fmrk of which the Commission have any know
cJge. The Park proposed will contain over
twelve hundred acres, including the water snr
luce, and over six hundred acres of it already
belongs to the city. A broad carriage road on
ooinsiaesoi vne river, as ir up as the Wissa
hickon, Is also one of the propositions contained
in the report.
Chakgk Against Policemen. A tearing took
Elsce yesterday afternoon, before Alderman
lougherty, in the case of Officers L. T. Manuc
here and G. H. Miller, who are charged by John
Markwald with false arrest and imprisonment.
It is alleged that the ofllcers named went to the
house of Mr. Markwald, at fifth, and Spruce
streets, on Monday night last about 12 o'clock,
and OUicer Miller called Mr. Markwald out aud
persuaded him to walk, a short distance down
Spruce street, when it is alleged that the officer
took hold of Markwald and eald that he would
arrest him as a vagrant. Markwald then de
sired the officers to return to the residence of
Mr. Nones, when he would piove to them that he
resided there. It is said that thev refused to
return, and took Mr. Markwald to" the Union
Street ftatlon House. He was there placed in a
cell and kept until between 1 and 2 o'clock on
Tuesday, when he was placed In the prison van
and taken to Moyamensiug prison. The defen
dants were each required to enter ball in $1200
to answer at Court.
Falling of a Derrick Yesterday after
noon, about half-past tour o'elock, a derrick fell
at the old Pennsylvania bank building, at which
some thirty men were encaged. Six of them
were injured, and one of them, named Michael
Duvall, residing at Third and South streets, was
bauly injured about the head and shoulders.
He was taken to his residence in a feeble condi
tion, and the injuries received are considered
quite serious. The others were injured more or
less, but were able to walk lo their home3. A
large stone was being raised at the timo of the
occurrence of the accidert, which was produced
by a stay giving away, Cjuite an alarm was
created in the neighborhood by the occurrence.,
for a time, and it was supposed that a greater
amount of injury had been o-'cttsioned than was
really the ca-e.
Bcr.oLARY. Last evening, about half-past
10 o'clock, a private watchman saw a man
coming out of Bullock's cloth (-tore, at Second
and Chesnut streets. On examining the door
he found it unlocked, aud ran after the suspi
cious iudividual. captured him. and .handed
him over to a policeman. The store was then
examined, when it was found that the safe had
been opened and ransacked. The prisoner was
taken to the Central S'allon. where he wa9
recognized as John Cronin, rfho was arrested
some time a-?o on the course of robbing a store
on Market Vtrcet. He will lave a hearing at
the Central Station this afternoon.
The Movameksinq and Hope Trouble.
Last night the Special Committee of Councils,
appointed to investigate the dulieulty between
the Moyamensing Hose and Hope Engine Com
panies, held a session iu the Common Council
Chamber. Mr. John L. Shoemaker acted as
Chairman, and John Eckstein as Secretary. The
Committee last night took testimony in the
Hope vs. the Moyamensing only, reserving a
hearing in the contra case for a future occas'on.
Judgb Ludlow Serenakbd. Lat evening a
number of citizens met at the Hall In the
Twenty-seventh Ward and proceeded to the
residence of Judge Ludlow, with a band of
music, to congratulate him on his re-election.
In response to the compliment Judge Ludlow
made a few appropriate remarks.
Chkap Boa Ft Good BoapI Natrona Refined
laponliler or Concentrated Lye. Two cents a round
lor superior Hard Soap. Twelve pounds of Bolt Soap
lor ODe cent. Every family can make tiiolr own Soap.
All varieties of Soap as easily made as a cop of coffee.
Is a new concentrated lye for making soap, Just dis
covered In Greenland, Id the Arctic ieas, and Is com
posed mainly of alutulnate of soda, which, when
' Dalxed with reluse fat, produces the best detersive
Soap In the world. One box will make 17s pounds of
good Sua Soap, or lta equivalent In superior Hard
Soap, Retailed by all druggists and grocers In the
United Btatea. Full recipes with each box. Dealers
can obtain It wholesale In cases, each containing 48
boxes, at a liberal discount, of all the wholesale
rrocers and druggist In all Din town and cities of Hie
tinted btates, or of CLIFFORD PEMBERTON,
General Agent, Pittsburg, Fa.
CIband Djuclay ojt Pittmbuku Umapks. On Tues
day and Wednesday, October 15 and lti. will be on ex-
bib tion, at the Philadelphia depot oi thelKnox Fruit
Earin aud Nurseries, No. 727 Market street, upwards
of fifty different varletl s of grapes, including many
new kinds of great prorcise. Amateurs and the public
generally are Invited to cull aud see them.
RlVKUHIDK INHTITL'TH.
Shu res One Dollar each,
Engraving aud Present with each share.
Value of Presents, .ino.eo&.
Ollico, No. l225Cuesuut street.
IMPORTANT TO BUYERS OF HOSTKRY GOODS.
Mebsis. took & Brother, Wo. 63 Worth KlBlitb
btreet, claim lo be tho only firm m fhiladel
uophiaUteplngaiiteutitJiof Uoslryat iieUul
who import their own goods. TUey feel
' iVuTl-v avoiding the pioflts and commts
KloTji' i.o'svd lu the ordinary cottrne of trade,
tl save J air customers 1 1 loust 2-i nr cent.
'"2""'llut'fliCy hiiVe lie QUallty of Utah' goods
nnUcr com plot control ut,tug the best yarns,
t.w cnoyltia the m iworltmcu. lu tuoir
niflniiluotuie.
!) That, having direct access to EaroPOg
iraik. to, Uiev can keep a more complete h ock
in: u it tithdfut upon r'arcbases made hero
ffifS the reader is solicited at their
stoic, No. b.i Ninth eighth Btreet.
Onk Ili'NiitKD Doixars year SftV.d is Tkm
Wiinj.iikii lAKNitt, and H.Ih every retiujctaule
lumily muy lo by fiaviux oni- of Ur. il i jii'rf auv
eLVia ol : IloM.KoifATnio tt'civu H. W illi one you
u kv eiial mccttHliiliy ulue-teiuhs of all il eues oo
I'lrrmn ill the lauiily, lhab buvlng ibis auiojiii lu pain,
utlemii !"" of lluio.iud doctorV lew.. Prlc !,),
. TJ.v ?,,1(-hi frteou recelul or the pric e. AUUreng
I ViMPlI I fcYh' IKJMd 1)I'a"i'IIIO M KUUUNK
AaNY NO, W BKOAi'WAY.N.Y,, Oeuaral
ViV'i 8?Al A K(jUWreol. l.nimdelph.a.
ii,,. vxvKtfncK, combined with skill, produces
lili Phol uraphi umde by li. . lt-lmer, Nw, Ui
"Lkt ,h Sfttir rHm-N"And In dr.lngtliRt, let ut
ail. tbp wlnncrn and the lo-wrs In tho election, pet
new nulls of Pall Clothlnir, the former because hav
ing won, It In appropriate to apppar t the bent ad
vantage, and the latter bc-mino thev have Inst, tnat
they may look as though ihey had won. U'hls arranee
rnent can be efl'ected hatlRfacti.rlly. and at little coat,
bj vlMltlng t'hariea HiokeH t 'o 'a lteady-made Cloth
ing House, under the Continental.
TnK AvuRicAV Combination IluHonhole Over
FPaming and Sewing Machine Company, are now
pushing their bmlnt'ss tremendously to keep pace
with t lie demand for their ninchliies. They have
imiK-ni ine quamy ana nnlxn or tlioir workuianihlp
to great perfecllou, and can now defy all competition.
bnlesroMMR at the corner of Eleventh and Chennut.
Finr CONFKcrroNS. At George W. Jenkins',
No. 1087 Hprlng Garden at.reei, can be olil iined
foreign fruits, nuu, almonds, etc., M well an a
Mne assortment of confections. Jenkins Is
worthy of a call.
Pai.k of Booth anii Biiohh We would call the
special attention of buyer to the large sale ot Itonln,
Mioe, llrngann, Jlalinorals, etc., to he sold by
Met lelland ,fe Cx anctloneera. at their store, No. 6til
ii.ir.t i bhvui, uu oionuay morning, uctober It, com
inencliig at 10 o'clock.
IT IS WWLf. tO Sot Clear Of a 'nlil tl,n ft rat wanU ,
It Is niuch better anil safer to rid yourselfof it' tte
iwni mi tjr-riKiii' iiourn too prooer rcmony lor the
purpose being IJr. Jay tie's Kxpectorant. Sold ny all
ill MbKimrj,
tiRovF.n Bakku'h H labent rremluta Sow
lug Machines, No, T.'iut liemmt wtreeu
Vrk 'Ti.antation" Tohacco the best In market,
E. Uoodwln & Jlrotltersell it everywhere.
St'm-Asfir.D by no Othkr, ami Hadk by Ha.ni.
A r) 1 lie "Model Shoulder hearu Shirt."
it it The "Model Slioiililer Seum Shirt."
The "Model Shoulder Seam Shlrf"
UcIntihk a Mao., No. io:tj C'liesunt street.
Jones A Thaqhkw, Printers. 610 .Minor St.
Y8TRKMFrOUB ANSOHTMKNT
It if" Vrr mt ndiius Assortment
tf" J'l rnu lulout AsitorlmnU
I'rcnundoui Asivrlin'id
Men't and floyi' Clothing .'"iffl
Jifin's and Jk,yn' Cltithiug.'"it,
Mcn'l ami Jlout' Clothing
mrlAtrtt and Prtt fitylri 1
tJitixt and Hint Kiytrt I
nl Jttrt nt'flmt
im'LuUttt und Jit tl ftlyit t t
WANAMAKKB A TtROWN.
TlIK I.AKOKST ClJlTlllN'l UOUHK,
Oak Hai.i.,
The Coknke or Sixth and Markki Strkets.
31 A HIRE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Newt tee First Page,
ALMANAC JTOB PHILADKLPHIA THia DAYi
Bmr Ribbi.,.. 6'('8 Moqm Krsra....... 4'5a
BUM.BaTS.n.....u..M...M.r6 26HlH WiTXB,,. 0 27
SHILA.DHLPHIA BOAJU) 07 T&A.OK.
Henby W'inhob,
c'hattlfs wbkkleb, j-iokthlt cokicitte.
Jamkb T. Toumj, J
UOVEUENT1 OF OCEAN STKAUKUS.
FOR AMFRIOA.
Ssxonla- Hamourg...New York ,Sept, 21
Mellta .......I.iverpool...Iio8lon .tsciit 21
C.olMuchester..L,lverpool...New York Sept. 21
Wiser ...Soutbampton...New York.,.-. sept. 21
W'MetiopollBSoiitliampton..New York Sept. 24
Kuropa Clangow....New York -Sept. 25
Nova bcotlau Liverpool. ..Quebec ... Sent 28
Cuba l.lverpool...loHlon sept 28
1 rlpoll LIverpool...New York Sept. 28
Hna Antwerp..... New York Sept. 28
New York....8oulhampionNew York ,(iet, i
0( rmanla....Soulbanipton.New York...,...... Oct. 2
C. ol HallimoreI.iverpool...Now York Oct. 2
U. Kingdom Olnsgow New York .Ocu 2
FOK KUROPK.
Krln New York..Liverpool Oct 12
Ilibernia New York...Ulasgow ......Oct. 12
Cella. Jiew York...London.............Ocr, 12
Skxonla. -Sew York. ..Hamburg Ocu 12
Scotia -New York...LlverpooT -OcL 16
Ne braska New York...Liverpool n..Ocu 17
Perelre .Now York Havre. OcU 19
OOAVTWIBK. DOMIW'HO, VTO.
G.Vasblngtou..New York...New Orleans Oct, 12
Tonuwanda Phllada Savannah ...Oct. 12
Alliance Phllada Charleston Oct. 12
StarsandStripesPhllada Havana ..OcU 16
Moro Castle New Y ork... Havana .Oct. 17
Ploneer,.. Phllada... VVUuiiuguin M..Oct, 17
Juniata Phllnda New Orleans ..OoU 19
N. America New York...ltlo Janeiro Oct. 22
Malls are ioi-wariled by every steamer in the regular
i'nos. The sier.mers tor or from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, except Ibe Canadian line, which call at
XjonoGndei i y. The sieatuara lor or iioui tu Ouau
neut call al Uouthamptun.
CLE A K ED TEf'TfKDAT.
Steamship Tonawniida, JennliiKS. Savannah, Phila
delphia und Southern Mail Stcitrnshiu Co.
Brig American Vuloti, Smith, AlouteviUco, Warren,
uiegg ai iiioriis nui, as omore.
Brig L. C.Madeira, iloalander, Antwerp, D. 8. Stetson
.v uo.
Selir A. Curtis, Pnttlson, Richmond, A. Korr Jt Bro.
Sl'r J. S. Ide, Webb, lialtimore, A. Oroves, Jr.
Sl'r Franklin X'lersou, ilalttuiore, A. Urovea, Jr.
ARRIVED YKSTKRUA Y
Br'rr Rifleman. Bniall, 68 days lrom Cetie, with wine
to Waldeii Ku lm & Co. . ,,w
Schr S. Warren, Counell, 1 day from Magnolia, with
grain to J. IV Bewley A Co.
Schr J. I.. Keverln, Mclvln. 1 day from Little Creek
Lauding, w II h grain to J. L. Bewley A Co.
Schrisarah and Mary, Truax, 1 day lrom Dover,
with grain to J. Barrett.
Schr M, C. Burnlte, Itlckards, 1 day from Camden,
with grain to J. L. Bewley A Co.
Steamer Chamberlain, Devlnuey, 4 days from Nan
tlcoke river, having In tow a barge, both with lumber
to Bacon, Collins A Co.
Siettmer S. V. Phelps, Brown, 24 hours from New
York, with mdse. to W. M. Bulrd A Co.
MEMORANDA.
SteaniBhlp Pioneer, Bennett, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Wilmington yesterday.
Barque M. K. Llbhy, Mouutlord, for Philadelphia In
15 nays, at Sombrero 22d nil,
Bug C. Hamilton, from Itockport for Philadelphia,
at Holmes' Hole 10th Inst.
Brig K. A. Barnard, Llpplncott, for the. Delaware
Breakwater, at Havana 6th UiBt. . , .
Brig Olive. Harvey, heuce, at Savannah 10th Inst.
Schr Ida Nicholson, Price, tor Philadelphia, sailed
from Savannah yesterday.
Scbrs L. Maull, Buehler, and K. Edwards, Allen,
hei.ee, at Georgetown lulh lust. , M
Schr A. I), scull, Somers, lor Bt. John, N. B saUed
f.om Savannah yesterday. ..,,
fcchr A. itverson. nonunion. forNew Castle, cleared
at Halifax eth Inst.
Scl r ReadlDg RR. No. 48, hence, at New London 9th
Instant,
tchr M. Patterson, W'hlttaker, from Georgetown, at
Boston loth lust. . ,.
SchrsBee, Hum, and Gen. Grant, Colburn, hence,
at Richmond 9th lriBt. ......
Bcbr Breeze, Bartlett, from Trenton, at Providence
8tSclhrtR. Yaux, Whlltaker, from Wilmington, at
Boston (tb Inst. . , . , ,,
schr E. M. Fox, Chase, from Providence for Pnila
delpbla, at Newport Si h InBt. ..,,, , .
Schr E. Fish, from Bangor for Philadelphia, cleared
at Portland Dlh Inst. , ,..,..
Schr Calvin 8. Edwards, hence, at Holmes' Hole 8th
,nBch"tR. W. Tull, Robblns, for Philadelphia, cleared
at BoBton luth Inst.
Schr J.O. Babcock, Doughty, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Salem sib Inst.
Scl.rs M. P. Smith, Green; IL A, Weeks. Hickman;
S. A. Jloflmau, Haley: K. Neal, Weaver; J. H. Hewitt,
Ross; l i brnlui and Anna, Thompson; M. P. Smith,
Grace; Pearl, Adams; J, H, Barllell, Barllolt; U.S.
Mersboii. Ay res; B. L. Slieimau, Willetui', E. Nicker
Bon, Kelly; aud j. Lancaster, Williams, heuce, at Bos
ton loth lust, . .
Steamer O. 11. stout, r ora, lor i-niiauorpuia, sueu
lrom ueorgetown luth lust.
NOT1CK TOMARINKR&.
Notice is hereby given that the third claBS nun buoy
on Pond Island Reef, entrance to Keuuebeo river,
Me., having been sunk at its moorings, a spar buoy
has been substituted lu lis place until lurther uotice.
Portlund, Oct. 9, lt!t7.
SAAC O. EVANS,
MAV'-ACItItF,K AND DEALGB IN
OI'S. PAINTS, VARMSIIES,
Naval Stores and Soaps,
KG. i IoilTII DFXATVABE AVESPE,
106Im3p PBILABELPHIA.
SEWING MACHlNEsT
q E T THE BEST!
'Comparison tUe only terst."
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE
THE FIRST PRIR t the PARIS EXPO ilTION.
Making four different Stitches with sdf-ad-iUing
Ttunion in shuttle.
WHITNEY & LUKENS,
GENERAL AGENTS,
.TONKR, TEMPLE A CO.,
IA8U10N1 BLR HATTSRS.
No. 28 S. NINTH Streflt,
Flint Store above ( hmlinit street.
FOSTER,
VABHIONABLK HA1TIR.
11 (rmtlpl
No. 7 S. HIXT1 Mirofi.
WRITTEN AND VERriAL DF.gCUiP
llnns of Character, with advice on liusiness,
Health, Education, etc., given dally by
J. L. C A PEN,
R 2Rwsm5p at No. 722 CH KHNUT Street.
H0It
0 li S E ) CHEAI'EST IN THE CITV.
t No. m MARK KT Strel.
IVhere the BIU HOIl-'K
INKFTB. 1 b In the Door, ft 11 tuthsSp
BLAN
pATBNTH I). l'ANTS SCOURED AM)
JL KTItl:Tt:il Kit from 1 to 6 Inches, al Mottt
French Steam Hyelnu and Scourlnir, No. 29 8.
NINTH Street and No. 'as ItAt'K Htreet. 9 l5t
DEAFNESS. EVERY INSTRUMENT Tfl AT
science and skill have Invented to assist the
hearing luevery deitreoof deetnesn; also, Kmplratora:
aiso, tramlall b Patent t;rntches, superior to any
others In vse, at P. MAHKIRA'S, No. 118 TKNTll
Street, below CheHlint. a p
ODUDRS'ANI) WOSTEMIOLM'S PtlClCET
KNIVKS Pearl and Sta Handles, of heamtfnl
Hnlnb. ItOIHlRltH' and WADK BUTCH KR'8
UA.OI'S, and the celohrat"1 LtXJOULTRE RAZOR.
HCIHSOUH ol the linen quality.
Razors, Knives, Hclmnri. and Tablo Cutlery Oronntl
and Polished at P. MADEIRA'S, No. lit T1CN1 H
Street, below Cheannt, a So ,:
fTHJ HOUSEKEEPERS AND INVALIPS.
J. The nnderslgnod reapect hilly calls the attention
of the public to the Block of Prime Cider and Bore
rider Vinegar for pickling and general family use
also, to hia popular "lonlo Ale," free from all lmpn
rltlen, and endorsed by the medical faculty as a sals
and wholesome beverage lor weak and delicate con
stitutions. Delivered free of charge to all parts of the city,
Y. J. JORDAN,
. No. 420 I'KAK Street,
11 7!5 Below Third , and W alnut and Dock.
HARRISON'S PATENT PAINT RESOLVAKT,
or Paint and Varnish Remover, tor painters. fur
niture and carriage makers, printers, and lamily use.
The preparation will remove the hardest and oldest
f taint from any surface without scranlng and without
njurlng the wood, or making it unlit for fresh pal-it.
Itwasliesoff with water, taking the paint, varuish,
or oil w ith It. It la cheaper, more expeditious, and
more thorough than burring.
For sale by all Druggists and Paint dealers In the
United states. Conadaa. and West Indies. 9xim w f2iu
KNOWLES & CO.,
NO. 1218 MARKET STBEET,
RECEIVERS OP CHOICE 10 2 lmrp
FAMILY FLOUR.
JJOUSE-FURNISIIING DEPOT,
IUOHIKti TABLKM, HAFF.V,
SlKriiADOEBN,
COAL HODS
And a general variety of Kitchen Utensils, at
II. A. WII.D.TIAN'S,
8 28 tutlisr.p No. 1011 SrRINO GARDEN StreeU
0 0 B N EXC HANOI
BAG MANUFACTORY,
JOHN T. BAILEY CO.,
Bk MOVED TO
N. E. Corner of MARKET and WATER Street,
Philadelphia.
DEALERS IN 11AU8 AND BAGGING
Of every Description, lor
Grain, Flour, Bait, Boper-Pbosphale of Lime, Bon
Dnal, Etc
Large and small GTJNN Y BAGS constantly on band
2 fit J Also, WOOL SACKS.
Johw T JUn.ity. Itum CAncAnni.
QEORCE PLOWMAN,
OAIlPJiNTKll AND BUILDER
REMOVED
To No. 134 DOCK Street,
111 PHILADELPHIA.
LUMBER.
Qfjr? SELECT WHITE PINE BOARDS
J.OO I AND PLANK.
4-4, B-4, 0-4, i, zk, a, aaa 4 men
CHOICE PANKL AND 1st COMMON, 1 feet long.
4-4, 0-4, 0-4, i, Z?b, 8, BIIU 4 incll
WHITE PINE. PANEL PATTERN PLANKi
LARGE AND SUPERIOR SIOCK ON HAND,
i C AT -BUILU
XCD I BUILDING
B UILUINUI BUILDING
LUMBER I LUMBERI LUMBER!
4-4 CAROLINA TLOORING.
6-4 CAllULlfiA tijUurtiiNO.
4-1 DELAVkARE FLOORING.
8-4 DELAWARE FLOORING,
white pinf; FLOORLNG,
ASH FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
SPRUCE FLOORING.
STEP BOARDS,
RAIL PLANK.
PLASTERING LATH,
1867
CEDAR
SHINGLES.
AND CYPRESS
1867.
-WALNUT BOARDS.
WALNUT PLANK.
WALNUT BOAKDrJ.
WALNUT PLANK.
LARGE STOCK-SEAoONED.
i CAT LUMBER FOR UNDERTAKERS
loo i lumber for undertakers i
rf;d cedar, walnut, and pine.
1867
ALBANY LUMBER OP ALL KINDS
. ALBAN Y LUMBER OF ALL KINDS,
DRY POPLAR, CHERRY. AND ASH,
OAK PLANK AND BOARDS.
MAHOGANY.
ROSEWOOD. AND WALNUT VENEERS.
1867
CIGAR-BOX MANUFACTURERS.
.CIGAR-BOX MANUFACTURERS
bPANlbU CEDAR BOX BOARDS.
1 QfiT SPRUCE JOIST! SPRUCE J0ISJL'
lOO I SPRUCE JOIST I
FROM 14 TO 82 FEET LONG.
SUPERIOR NORWAY SCANTLING.
MAULE, BROTHER & CO.,
1 ri' No. X&UU SOUTH STREET,
ja S. BUILDERS' MILL,
AOS). 84, SO, AND 8 S. FIFTEENTH ST.,
ESLEU Si BUO., Proprietors.
Al a ys on band, made of the Beat Seasoned Lumber
at low prices,
W OOD MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, BALUSTERS,
AND NEWELS.
NewelB, Balusters, Bracket and Wood Momdlngs.
V OOD MOULDINGS. BRACKETS, BALUSTERS
AND NEWELS.
Walnut and Ash Hand Railing, 3, 8X, and 4 Inches.
BUTTERNUT, CHESNUT, and WALNUT
MOULDINGS to oruer. n
Ja C. PERKINS,
1. I'M It Kit 9IEBC1IANT,
Successor to R.',Clark, Jr
NO. 324 CHRISTIAN STREET.
C' .-nstantly on band a large and varied assortment
Of Building Lumber. 6 24
GROCERIES, ETC.
pRESH FRUITS, 1807.
PEACHES, PEAKS, PINEAPPLE",
PECTUS, APUICOTN, CIIEBBIES,
ItEACHBEBBIES, QUINCES, ETC,
PRESERVED AND FKGsIf, IN CANS AND
UEASiS JABS,
Put np for our particular trade, and for sale by the
dozen, or In smaller quantities, by
MITCHELL & FLETCHER,
fio 8m
NO. 1204 CHESNUT STREET.
WHITE PRESERVING BRANDT
PURE CIDER AND WINE VINEGAR,
GREEN GINGER. MUSTARD BEED..SPICE8, ETC
All the requisites for Preserving and Pickling par
P0B"' AEEERT C. BOBEBTS,
Dealer in Fine Groceries,
U7Jrp torutr JBXEYtNTII and VtNE Bt
FURNISHING GOODS, SH.BTS.&C.
-1F.RIN0 UNDERWEAR IN GREAT VA
jXjL nuty, for sale at
IIOFMANN'S HO-IERY STORE.
Merino Underwear for Oenta.
sltrino Underwear for Youths.
Merino Underwear fer In rants.
Merino I'nnerwear lor Misses.
Merino Underwear for Laillea.
Merino Iloe for Ihes.
Merino liose for M Irsps.
Merino Hose lor Youths. .
Merino Hose lor luliintM.
Merino Hose lor Gents.
A ll-wool snlris, white. Tor Gents.
All-wool Shirts, Scarlet, lor Geuts,
All-wool Fhlts, ftrey mlxttl.
All-wool Shirts, blue mixed.
All the above, ot superior qualities, for sa'e at
IIOFMAAK'S IIUSIFHT STORE,
( S tints No. North EIGHTH Btreet.
J W. SCOTT rfc CO.,
SllIBT nANCFACTUBEBS,
AND DKALKBS IN
MEN'S FUBNISHINW HOOUI
NO. SH CHESNUT STBEET.
FOUR DOORS BELOW THE 'CONTINENTAL,'
i 27rp iphiIaadblphia.
P AT E N T Sil 0 U LDERTsEA Al
SHIBT IrlANUFACTORT,
ANDOENTEESIEBt'S FUKNISIIINti STOnS
PKUFRtrT FIT! INO KHIRTH AMT nniwimi
ui.uriii'ui uieuniiirmriil
All other artlcies ot
GOODS lo lull variety.
t verv short noMrn.
GENTLEJLEN'b DRESS
WINCHESTER A COH
1111 No. 71 CHESNUT Btreet
FURNITURE, ETC.
VIS IMPORTANT!
BEAUX MEUBEEJ8,
pour Batons et Chambres a Couoher,
Arranges pour Exposition dans AppartemnUi)GarnIa
( et Couverts de Tapis,
CEOBCIE J. HEN BEEN, LACY A CO.,
EBENISTES,
CHESNUT STREET, au Coin de 13me.
SPECIAL CARD.
FINE FURNITURE ON EXHIBITION IN
BUITES OF ROOMS. CARPETED AND FUR
NISHED AS CHAMBERS AND PARLORS.
OEOBOE J. 1IENKEES, EACY A CO.,
CABINET MAKERS,
THIRTEENTH AND CHESNUT, Philadelphia.
)IE FEIXSTEN MEUBEL ARAN-
GIERT IN DER GANZEN ETAGE FERTIQ ZUR
ANSICHT, TEPPICH UN'D GARTIENEN EIN
BEGRIFFHN. OEOBOE J. HENHEES,
MEUBEL FABRICKANT
THIRTEENTH AND CHESNUT. Philadelphia.
V I s o.
MEUI1LES
PINO
KN
EXHIBICION.
In Serte de Cuarlos,
COLOCADO
COMO
Saias de recibimiento
y
CUABTOS DE CAMARA
9 28 2m
WILLIAM WITTFELD.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
CABINET lTTJlilSIITTJHTilt
NON.O I, CO AND 68 NORTH SECOND ST.,
Below Arcb, West Bide, Philadelphia
Calls attention to his extensive assortment of FIRST
CLASS FURNITURE comprising'
SOLID ROSEWOOD .
BOLID WALNUT
PARLOR SUITS OF PLUSH,
TERHY. REPS, AND HAIR CLOTH,
ELEGANT CHAMBER AND
COTTAGE SUITS
BEST DINING ROOM AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
ALSO.
WRITING DESKS, MARBLE-TOP STANDS ETC.,
All of which are manufactured by ourselves, of the
best materials, and will be sold for cash, only, at
much lower rates than are offered elsewhere.
, N. B. Goods packed and shipped to all parts ofthe
"""'"ji h losmthsna
FURNITURE! FURNITURE
9IODEBN ANTIQUE!
PAREOR, FIAEE AND CHAMBER SUITS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Our facilities are such that we are enabled to offer
at very moderate prices, a large and well-assorted
stock of every description ol HOUSEHOLD FURNI
TURE AND BEDDING.
Goods packed to carry safely to all parts of the
country.
RICHMOND A FOBEPAUGH,
9 21 tt NO. 40 S. SECOND STREET.
A. & H- LEJAMORE
HAVE REMOVED THEIR
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERING WAREROOfflS
TO NO. 1103 CHESNUT STREET,
(UP STAIRS.) 97 3m
fO HOUSEKEEPERS.
I have a larce stock or every variety ol
1'UllMITUltK,
Which I will sell at reduced prices, consisting of
PLAIN AND M A It BLE '1 OP COTTAGE S 111 I'd.
WALNUT t'l'AMBKK SUIT.
PARLOR SUI'lS IN VELVET PLUSH.
PARLOR SLITS IN HAIR CLOiH.
PAKLOR SUITS IN RKl'S.
sidiihoarUs, Lxtension Tables, Wardrobes, Book
cuses, Mattiesaea, Lounges, etc etc.
I. P. OrSTINE,
81 N.E. corner SECOND aud RAua. Stroeta.
gSTABLISUED 1795.
. S. RCBSNSON.
French Plate Looking-Qlassos,
EK0IU.VIKUS, PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS, ETC
Manufacturer of all kinds of
LOOHINU-CLAfiS, PORTRAIT, AND PIC
TUBE FRAMES TO OBUEB.
No; 910 CHESNUT STREET.
THliI LOOK ABOVE THE CONTINENTAL,
fHILAPKLPHIA. i1!
JOHN CRUMP,
OAllPENTEH AND BUILDER.
SHOP' RO 81 EODK STREET, AND
NO. m CHESNUT STBEET,
GARDNER & FLEMING,
KO. Vli SOUTH FIFTH STBEET.
New and Becond-band Cairtageafor sale. Far
llcrtlarttntfon paiU to repairing 530Cta :
AMUSEMENTS.
CONGRRT HALL,
CUE NUT Htren, aimve Tweian.
for a Short time only, cininienolnv on
TUESDAY EVENING, October W
an1 every niaht after until further no. Ice. ami on
WEDNESDAY and bATUHIIAY AFrEltNOONS,
at 2:. n't lock. 1 lie wouder and marvel of the age ,
Maxnllicenl and Divine. The
Al'OCALYPf-E
The Ronk of Itcvetatinn unsealed.
THE VISIONS OE ST. JOHN PRESENTED TO
VIEW.
From destirtis by the celebrated Frenrn artist, Gin
tave I lore, and the most enilnfnt art in n lu this
rnnnlry ai d Europe. Fill? spiwidlrt dssltfris. reprt'
seMiiiK what Su John saw n lirn a door lu llenven
ss opened, as described by hint In th Bimx of
Kivelailon. commi ni ln(f wltn iho Vision ol tliu
M von tinldeu Candlesticks, and ending with tue
Vlsioos of the
DAY OF Jl'I'fl M FNT.
THE RIGHTEOUS ASCENDING TO HEAVEN.
1 he wicked descending Imn
Til K l:o n t)M i.FHH PIT.
VIEWS OF THE NEW JKlllJSALKM, THE FU
ll RK 1IOMK OF THE C HIiISi I VN-A Hi Itl- KT
JN 'I UK NEW JERUSALEM -THE ItlVKIt OF
1 II?: AM) TI'EE OF LIFE GOLDEN 1'AVIi
f IS-WAtJMFU'ENT PALAt ES. WI I'll JFAV
H.l l) ((lll'M'H AND GILDED DOA1ES, TUB
WHOLE KIUMING A K'KNK OF '
IM'ARAI.LELKI) BEAUTY,
It seeming to the beholder one period blaaie of glory.
NOTICE. These representations, which have filled
the laiRPSt linlla In all thMcliira of this country wnh
the uuist rellmd and Intelllpent In the commnnltv,
ere pined before tho pillule hy the request of tho
niost eminent divines of ALL DENOMINATIONS,
liiey have been produced upon a settle ot Mugulllcence
and Splendor never uprore BtiPmPted, at a cost of
over OKTY THOUSAND DOLLA KS, by that most
eniljeut artist, Hamruatt BlllinKs, Esq., whose bril
liant conceptions of thA-Visions of St. Jolin have
fully borne out the statement made by the Rev.
Albert Barnes, of this city, author of "Barnes' Notes
on tfce Book of Revelation," that these "vlsio us
world make the finest t rawing In the world." And
In order that the entire community may be enabled
to view these beautiful aud Instructive representa
tions, the price of
ADMLoSION TO ALL PARTS OF THE HALL IS
PLACFD AT TWENTY-FIVE (25) CENTS.
No Reserved Seats.
EXHIBITION WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AfrTKHNOONH, at2!i o'clock, when children will be
admitted for is cents each. Doors open, Evening, at
7 o'clock; commence at s. Afternoons, doors open at
2 o'clock; commence at 2,'.'. Tiukut olllceopen durlug
the day.
RellKlous papers circulating- over 8r0 copies In the
city will please publish tii!- advertisement, call atten
tion to the same, and send bill to Concert Hall. Octo
ber is. A. GUDNEY,
1" 8 tr Proprietor.
The Piano used at these representations is from
Schnmacker's popular establishment. No. 1103 Chesnut
street. Tickets lor sale at Trumpltr's and at Illsley's,
A
C A D E M Y
j. e. Mcdonough,
OF MUSIC-
.Lessee and Manager.
LAST TWELVE PERFORMANCES
THE BLACK CROOK,
PARISIENNE BALLET TROUPE.
CARD. The manager. In compliance with thepub
llc desire for n continuance ofthe Black Crook, now
In the Hush of success, made application to Manager
Orau for Bistort's lime, which is booked to follow the
l'Hli instant. Should a aallBtuclory arrangement be
made, the
BLACK CROOK
will remain one week longer. Otherwise, It must be
withdrawn for the present, much to the regret of the
management, as lo that of
THE ADMIRING THOUSANDS
WHO CROWD THAT PALATIAL EDIFICE
TO WITNESS THE
GORGEOUS BLENDINGS OF
NATURE AND ART
IN CLASSIC GROUPING!!!
IMMENSE SUCCESS
OF THE
NEW BALLET
In which the four great artistes arpnr.
MLLE. PUPITA. MT.I.E. BETTY RIGL,
MLLE. ANTONENO. MONS. BAPTISTA.
NOTICE. Special trains lrom all adjoining cities
and towns will have ample time to convey their pas
sengers to the Academy of Music and witness
THE GORGEOUS SPECTACLE,
and return thorn home by 11 o'clock.
THE PRICES OF ADMISSION
FOR THE LAST TWO
MATINEES
WILL BE
60 CENTS
To all parts of the house. No reserved seats.
Tickets for the Matinee for Bale every mornlua at
the Academy. Reserved seats six days In advance, at
LEE & WALKER'S, 1722 CHESNUT, from 10
till 8. 10 8
IJIBliiMl-ACAUKWY OF aiUHlU.
JLV Director J, QUAU
Mr. GRAU has the houor to announce that
MADAME ADELAIDE RISTORI
will Rive a short season of FIVE NIGH IS AND ONE
MATINEE, commencing on
MONDAY. October 21,
The eenson will b Inaugurated by tho celebrated
trsfe'eily of ELIZABETH, In wnlch M'me Rlil'ORI
will sustain her admirable impersonation of
. QUEEN ELIZABETH.
The Company of M'ine UlsTOHl has been much
."Wi""1'.' ''y nw Artists. Among them Is SIiior
HV.U. who Is one ol tlio lew great Dramatic Ai-ilsts
porse.-sed by Italy, and has gained the blKhest dis
tinction by the excellence ot his personations, and
who will make his lirst appearance In Philadelphia
in the important role ol ESSEX. Second iiUjIir,
MARY STUART. Third night, MA HIE ANTOI
NETTE. The biiliFcripllons lor tho Season of live
nights wlllcomtntnceon MONDAY, October 14. 107tf
M
RS. JOHN DRKW'S AKCII STREET
THEATRE. Begins at 7H o clock.
liN r t!Sf ALLEN A GRAND SUCCESS,
NEW SCENERY, NEW EFFECl'S.
ORIGINAL SONUS,
AN O A GREAT CAST.
TO-NIUHT (Ka arday). October 12,
SIXTH TIME,
Edmund Falconer'sgrealDrama, with newSccnery
eic, entitled
INNISFALLEN.
Miss KATE RE1GNOLDS as
KATY MAOUIRE.
Mr. E. FALCONER as TERRENCE.
In preparation SURF.
w
ALNUT STREET THEATRE.
N. E. cor, NINTH and WALN UT, Begins at X
to 8,
Great Saturday Night Bill. Two Glorious Dramas.
ftlhe beuulilul and aocompllBhed actress,
MISS CUARLOiTE THOMPSON,
will appear In her powerful rendition of Vlctorlne, In
Buckstone's thrilling drama ot
VICT OR IN E: or, I'll Sleep on It.
Concludes with Brougham's historical drama of
THE MILLER OF NEW JEHSKY.
MONDAY Miss THOMPSON as Little Barefoot.
NEW CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.
THIS AFTD.RNOON,
FAMILY MATINEE.
CASTE.
SATURDAY NIGHT,
MR. JAMES E. MURDOCH
Will appear In THE GAMESTER.
To conclude with the drama in 2 acts, entitled
DICK TURPIN AND TOM KINO.
MONDAY THE ELDER BROTHER.
FOX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
GREAT COM BINATTON TROUPE,
In GrandBallets Ethiopian Burlesques, Songs, Dances
Pantomimes. Gymnast Acts, etc.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
THE LAST; TWO NIGHTS OF J. I RING
WALT'S Lectures aud Illustrations of THE PLAINS
A.M) ROCKY MOUNTAINS, On FRIDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS, October 11 and 12. will be
under the auspices ot the Young Men's Christian
Association, aud will be devoted particularly to
THE INDIANS OF THE REGION AND THE IN
DIAN tiL'i- STION. A large number ol views recently
prepared. Illustrative of the SCENER Y OF COLO
RADO AND THE YOSEMITE VALLEY will be
exhibited. Members of the Association can procure
tictcets fiee on application at the rooms, No. 1210
CHESNUT Street. To the general public the terms
of admission will be &0 cents; Children's Tickets, 25
cent s. iull2t
liW eleventh btreet ofera house,
ELh,VNTH BTREET, ABOVE CHESNUT,
THE FAII1LT RESORT
OPEN FOB THE SEASON,
CAP.NCROSS & DIXEY'S MINSTRELS,
THEG REAT STAB TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
IN TMEIH
ItAM Kill IWP1AM SOIKUK.
. L. CARNCllOSS Manrvger.
R, F. SIMPSON. Treasurer.
8 9 8m
TTORTICULTURAL HAL L.
Jti GRAND MATINEE,
Bv CARL SENTZ'S ORCHhSTRA of 40 Performers.
EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON
(( imunenclng October 8, 1SU7), at 3 o'clock.
Vofi.llKt Mr. George Bishop, the favorite Ballad
Tenor,
SINGLE AEMIRHION, 60 CENTS.
Feckfse of tour Tlvkets for SI.
To 1 e had at Jluiier t Co.'a Music Store, No. 1102
Chesnut sireet, aud at the door, tt 2i lin
ERMANIA ORCHESTRA. - PUBLIC RE-
hearsuls at the MUSICAL FUND HA LL, every
BATURDA Y, at Ui A. M. Tlckols sold ut Uie door,
aud at all principal Musio Stores. Engagements cart
he made by addressing O. BASTERT, No. 1231 HON-
nw.1!. 1lZl Hr at WILLIE'S MunIC Store. No.
V21 CHESNUT Street. 10K3ia
AUCTION SALES.
Vj cOehLLAND A CO
. T JL ( nee 'in a to Philip Ford A Co.),
A UCl IOr. EE I S. No. 60S MARKET Sired.
SALE or lftx CAfls BOOTS, SHOES, BEOj
tiANH, ETO.
On Monday Mornlnc,
(C. I t. cfiinniet clng at 10 o'clock, we will sell, by
celBloguc forCHNh.lHmicnsesMen's.lloys'.aod Youths'
l oeti, Shoes, l!roans, Balmorals, etc.: also. Women's,
Slide!,-, and Children's wear, to whlcll the arlr
aiK iition of the trade Is called, (109
sale of low cases Bonm RnofR ima.
GANS. KTB.
. Cn Thursday Morning,
October 17. commeu. Ing at lu o'clock, w Will sell
by rmalcuue, lor cash, il)(i cases Men's, Boys', and
out lis' Boots, (-hoes, firogans, Ralmorals, eta
Al.-o, a snperlor assortineol uf Women's, Mis pa',
ih o nilldren's wear, lo which the attention of the
tisde I tailed. 10 1i4t
rHN U. MYERS A C., AUCTlONEKUfl
tt Nos. 2a and 284 M A KK ET Street.
IVIiHE TFRFMPTORY SAT EOF FRENCH AND
OTHER Kl'BOPJi A N DRY GOODS, ETU
On Monday morning,
October M. at lno'clc ck, on lour months' credit, 900
ois of ireuch, ludla, Geriuau, and British bry
lulls- L10 8H
I.AHOE PEREMPTORY SALE OF BOOTH. SHOES,
BROGANS, travelling bags, kiu,
On Tuesday MornliiK,
Oct. is, at lo o'clock, on f ur months' credit, 3000
pnckngis toot, shoes, broguus, etc., of city and
1- asieru manufacture. 1 10 9 51
J'PF; .S.f.T';C'IAI' SAL OF 800 LOTS OFJEM
BROlDERIES, HANDKERC HIFS. LACES. bTtU,
. . On Wednesday Morning,
October IB, at io o'clock on four months' oredlt, by
Order of Mr. Robert Macdonald, Including oarnbrfo
and Hamburg edgings and Inserting, embroidered
cambric banus. Ilounces, robes, and waists, plain,
hemstitched, and embroidered cambric liandker
chlels, lrllllugs, real and Im tat Ion laces, etc 10 U 41
LA ofFRM iBiT IAVNEr.Bft,F BRITrsH. TRENCH,
UKRHAN, AND DOMKttTlO DRY UOOUS. . .
On lour mouths' credit, jkx
. . On Thursday Morning,
October 17, at io o'clock, embracing about 1M0 narkl
ges aud lots of fancy anrf staple articles. w & H 1
LARGE rOSITI VE SA LK OF C A RPETINGB, ETC.'
taKt, and rag carpetinxs. ft 1 i iu la at
M. bSth K0S-139
SALE OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS. ETC.,
October 15, at the Philadelphia Exchange, at 12
O'clock. Noon, will Include: ' ' 14
lar'geCiotNY-JI;'legau' counlry 8eat' residence, and
TACONY-Deslrnble oonntry residence. 'J
RIDGE AVENUE Farm, 89 scree.
WALNLT-Nos. 2121, 2125, 2127,2133, and 213S, flVO
elegant residences.
T WEN T Y-HECOND AND T WEN T Y -THIRD-
Large and valuable lot.
SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH LargO
and valuable lot. '
SIXTH-No. 915 (9.) , Valuable brick dwelling.
REDWOOD-No. 632, brick dwelling.
WASHINGTON Bulldlug lot.
CUlUbTlAN Nos. 2204 aud 220, two genteel dwell-
f-RONT AND VINE 8. E. corner, Camden, N. J..
seven frame dwellluxs.
SEWN D No. OS, below Pine, store and dwelling.
WASHINGTON AVENUE-Sutrrtanllal building
and large lot, and car and coach factory.
RACK AND JACOBY-S. E. corner, store and
dwelling.
H ADDONFIELD, N. J.-Country seat and farm. 100
acres.
RICHMOND-Klneteenth Ward; six brick dwel
lings. EDGEMONT AND DIVISION-8. W. Corner, four
brick dwellings . ..
FORTY-FIFTH AND OREGON 8. E. oorner
building lot.
eighteenth No. 181, abqve Walnnt, modern
residence.
DEa N No. 830. modern residence.
MARRIOTT No. 2a6, geuleel dwelling.
1 RON T No. 10GII (N.), geiiteel dwelling. v
THIRTY-FOURTH AND SYCAMORE Large and
valuable lot.
PINE; AND ALBION Modern dwelling.
FALLON No. 722, two brick dwellings. ' '.
ERA N K LIN-NO. 0.
EIGHTH No 188, above Walnut, store ana
dwelling.
LANCASTER AVENUE Modern dwelling and
large lot. ,
LoCUcT No. 4106, handsome residence,
SHIPPEN-No. 1125, store and dwelling.
SPRUCE Nos. 4101 and 4107, two modern residences.
FORTIETH No. 54, modern residence.
WATER No. S. above Market, valuable store.
GROUND RENTS t-l a yer.
STOCKS
imnimottii bouit Bald Kagle Valley Rail
road. li 0 t-hares Green aud Coatei Rallwav Company.
M shares (iermautown. Fourth aud Eighth streets.
20 shmes Enterprise Insurance Coixnany.
Hwu Huntingdon aud Broad Top Consolidated
Bonds.
Sl.aieln the Philadelphia Library and Athenienm.
lfin shares American Aiill-lncruslator Company,
02 shnres First National Bunk. Camden,
s Miares Soulhwfirk Bank.
11 shares Union Transportation Company.
-8 shares Empire Transportation Company,
24 shares Central Transports Ion C'ompauy.
ifi sbares Adaius Express (old).
6 Mimes Academy ot Musio, with ticket.
Catalogues now ready. 10 12 2 1
SUIERIOR WALNUT FURNITURE, ELEGANT
PIANO FORT E, FINE CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS.
FINE MAiTRESSES. STOVES, ETC. '
On Tuesday Morning,
Oct. 15, at 10 o'clock, at the N. W. corner of Elgbtb
and Spruce streets, by catalogue, the entire superior
Parlor, Chamber, and Dining-room Furniture, LIU U2C
E PUBLIC HALE. THOMAS & SONS, G
Auctioneers. Tl
Y VALUABLE FARM AN" OOUNTiT7
SKAT, 78 Acres, Lancaster Turnpike, PAOLI,
CHESTER COUNTY, Pennsylvania, about 18 mUea
from Philadelphia.
On TUESDAY, October 29, 1867, at 12 o'clock, Noon,'
w ill be sold at Public bule, at the Philadelphia Ex
change, A very desirable FARM and COUNTRY BEAT ;
seventy-eight acres, near Paoll Station, on the)
Pennsylvania Railroad, In Wllllslown township,
Chester county, Pennsylvania, eligibly located for
Country Seats and Building Lots. The Improve
ments are a two-story stone House, a neat cottage
style Tenant House, frame Barn, Spring-house,'
Car.lage House, and all necessary out-bulldtngs.
May be examined on application to M. L. THCif."
bON, on the premises, or to
. . M TRO-MAS & sons, Auctioneers,
10 12 S8t Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Street.
JM. GUM MET & SONS, AUCTI0XEEE3.
. NO. 508 WALNUT Street.
Hold Regular Sales ot
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND BECURITTK8 AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.
HandhlllB of each property Issued separately.
lwo catalogues published and circulated, containing
full descriptions of property to be sold, as also a par
tial list of property contained In our Real Eatale lie
glster, and ottered at private sale.
bales advertised dally In all the dally newspapers, ll
PA LE ONMONDAY, October 28, will Include--
ORPHANS' COURT SALE Estate of C. Sllkel.d.
ceaxed. Three-story brick Dwelling, southwest corner
Jcllerson end Tweiity-lblrd streets.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE Same Estate Three
story brick Dwelling, northwest corner Twenty-third
aud V rlnht streets.
PEREMPTORY SALE Large Lot of Ground, 100X
2is feet, northeast corner ol Second street and Alle
gheuy avenue. Three fronts.
WALLACE STREET Two story brick Dwelling. "
No. 710.
NORTH SIXTn STREET Seven msdern three
story brk k Dwellings, Nos. 2411, 241, 2415, 2417, 2419.
2421, and 2-123, above York street. 10 12 1st
THOMAS BIRCH & SON, AUCTIONEERS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 1110
CHESNUT btreet; rear entrance No, 1117 Sanson!
Sireet.
Sale N. W. corner Eighth and Spruce strests.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. SCHOM ACKF.R
PIANO FORTE, CARPET'S, CHAMBER FURNI
TURE, ETC.
On Monday morning,
At 10 o'clock, at the nortliwest corner of Eighth and
Spruce streets, will be hold, the lurniture of a family
declining housekeeping, comprising rosewood plana
forie, tiiHde by Schomauker & Co.: suit parlor furni
ture, lu reps; ilrussels and other carpets; furniture of
lliteen chambers; mJrror"; tine hair mattrasaes;
dlninc-room and kitchen lurniture; 12 stoveSf-eto.
Cutuldgues can be hud at tho auction store on Satur
day. 101121
SALE OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FANCY
FURS, SLFIUU ROUES, ETC.,
On Tuesday Morning,
At io o'clock, at Hie Auction store, No. IHOObesnnt
street, n ill he sold, an assortment oi elegant Furs,
consisting o Mink, Sable, Ermine, Siberian Squirrel,
Fitch ai d other Furs, Mull's. Collars, and Capes; also,
I hlldreu's Furs and Skating Cans, Gentlemen's Caps,
Glove", ai d Collars; Sleigh and Carriage Robes, tO
The i urn can be examined on Monday,
BALE OF A COLLECTION OF SILVER AND COP-PI-:
It AMERICAN AND FOREIGN COINS,
METALS ETC. ,
On Tuesday Afiernoon, . ko'iho .
Hon Store on Friday. 1
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