THE DAILY EVENING TELEGIUriT miLADELrHIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1867.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
1FOH ADDITIONAL 1-OCAI, ITICMR KKK OUTSIDE PASKf).
Tub Campaiow op 18(i8 Meetings in the
Various Wards. An adjourned meeting of the
Grait Clnb of the Twellth Ward was held at
the Mechanics' Hall, for Hip purpose of electing
i ermiincnt ofliccrs, wiieu the following geutle
ncti were elected:
President. William U. Ilium; Vice-Presidents,
( harles M. Wagner flui T. K. Fiuletter; Secre
taries, W. 11. Council and X. A. Grace; Trea
nircr, W. E. Lyttlcton.
Mr. Finlctter nddrcsc I the meetlnR, naylne;
lie had been couv!'JCtd since lie addressed the
citizens ot the ward on a prior occasion that
General (iraut was as rnltctil iu Ms views as
any Re put Mean need dcin?.
Mr. Charles N. JIaun delivered a Stirring ad
dress, nreiii.if organization ciinplcto, elfcctiial,
rnd active, as the best mentis of rallyin? the
f orces of the party and perching victory on thoir
banners.
MDLH.Nfl IN T1!K THIRD WARD.
A rueetiiig of the RepuM'tcatis of the Third
Ward was held at Iso. 710 Catharine street.
Major J. T. Pratt was (-elected as President,
and said that the meeting b;xd been called for
the purpose of etlecMnn a complete and tho
rouch oitian'ziition of the Republicans of the
Tl ird Ward, iu order t'int the campaign of 18i!8
might be proticrly managed, as our success de
pends uron this. Let Ub be united, and wo will
be victorious.
Amos S. Redstreake wn:. chosen secretary.
It was resolved th fit this meeting now orga
nize as the L'nior Republican Campaign Club
of the Third Ward.
A committee on peimanent organization was
appointed as follows: Chnirmau, P. P. Arm
strong; W. Caur, W. W. Pidgon, A. S. Red
Btreake, Captain R. Thomas, Benjamin L. Uerry,
John Orr, James Hmitta.
Mr. Benjaniiu L. Berry made some stirring re
marks on the importance of the coming "cam
paign, after which the meeting adjourned.
MEETING IN THE TWENTY-JO0RTU WARD.
A large and cnthusiactlc meeting was held
at National Hall, J-'orlieth street and Lancaster
avenue, Twenty-fourth Ward, for the purpose of
organizing a Grant Club. Professor Rboades
was appointed Chairman, and P. A. Milhnian
Secretary.
Hon. W. D. Kelley being loudly called for,
arose and said:
1 ji may not ue inappropriate ror me to remark that
ufo ii j int . iu ituiuunui( bum meeting. 1 was
not consulted as to the propriety or tbe measusn, but,
like moHtol you, am bere In response to the published
call, to which are appended the names of Bouie of the
most tboiough radicals and moHt enterprising and
substantial business men or our Ward. It airbrded
me pleasure to find my convictions of duty confirmed
by those wbo aligned tbe cull, and I am here to ex
press my approval of tde uomlnaiion of General
Grant for the Presidency.
Permit me to stale brlelly why I deem this a nomi
nation lit to be made. It m not, gentlemen, because
General Grant la, as we all know, an available capdl
(late. I spurn the doctrine of availability. It made
John Tyler and Andrew Johnson president, and,
Judging it by Ha fruits, I ho'd hiui Iu contempt who
presenis It an a conclusive or weighty a: gument.
JS or am I for the nomination of Grant because I
believe It nec ssary to maintain our party O'ganlza
turn or ascendancy. I do not so believe. The Repub
lican party, charged as it is with the maintenance
and development of tbe two most cherished seutl-
fuH.ui mo niucntHu prupiu uiu luuiviuinte unity
of the country, and the guaranteed enjoyment by
each citizen of the largest liberty compatible with the
ceneral welfare is more powerful in this seas jn of
Its ai parent defeat than It has ver been; ahd, gentle
men. It wl!l grow In nower an Innir m it u.lt.o.u. niiih
unfaltering laitb to the principles which called it Into
life. Parly organization cauuot be cemented by the
sacrifice of principle.
The Democratic party tried the experiment, and
behold the bloody characters In whicn its epitaph la
wrttleul Principles are vital and eternal. They
create and invigorate party organizations, which,
being temporary, aresuhject to tbe influence of time
and changing circumstances. It is my purpose to
follow principles in tbe future, as I have endeavored
to do in the i ast; and you who remember the pride
with which I abandoned an honored position In a
triumphant majority, and assumed a aubordlnate one
Iu the ranks of a despised and apparently boneless
minority, will believe me when I say that I would
rather fall with a forlorn hope defending my princi
ples thun share any temporary triumph that might be
achieved by abandoning the least Important of them.
.Nor, again, am I iu favor of making Urant Presi
dent us a reward tor his transcendent military ser-vl-es.
I recognize those services most fully, and re
joice that It has been my privilege, as your Repre
sentative, to tt Bitty my appreciation of them on
several occaf ions. The Presidency can add no lustre
to the oiliclal title of Ulyssea S. Urant. lie Is General
of tbe -A milts or the United Htates. That title has
been borne but by one other man. and It designates
an oflice that lies been twice creeled by Congress not
to meet any supposed necessity of the Government,
Rut as a graceful tribute by tliu country to its saviors.
The ollice thai has been lilied by Washington and
Grant only, la l ot Inferior In dignity or popular ap
preciation to thet which has bren polluted by such
lucuuiueuiM as 1'iercu, .nucuanan anu jnnr.iun,
(Junaral Jrutit U' I 1 1 nf .tulir I, a uroilnhl. I.iif (..a.
r disable as a candidate. But why I lie . ire Ills nomi
nation 1h that durimr his Presidency lie will secure
the enduring ascendancy of our principles by pro
moting the embodiment of the most advanced of
them In statutory and constitution. 1 provisions, and
in that surer guarantee ot personal rights, tbe com
mon ana laminar usages 01 a numerous ajc rree peo
ple. As President he will gather the lruits of the
many victories won by the armies he commanded:
and I advocate his nomination because I desire a
candidate who not only assents Intellectually to my
principles, but recognizes the ueceisily of applying
anu enforcing inem in me worn ol reconstruction
and the current life of the people.
When, as your lenreseulali ve. I voted thanks to
Generals Sheridan. Sickles. Pone, and Sohofleld. for
ithe manner iu which they were administering the
a Ma Irs ot their respective disiricts, I proclaimed my
approval 01 urant a conduct o' ms part in the work
ei reconstruction, my Knowledge of tils Harmony
wl h tongrefis, and his fidelity in Hie enforcement ot
its acts, so far as their enforcement had ben confided
to him. I then knew that the lesson he had deduced
irum personal and official experience, since the sur
render ot the Confederate forces, was that peace and
central prosperity can be attained and perpetuated
only by securing to the humblest cll'zeii. who has not
toileited his rights by crime, an equal voice In the
ntVatrsof the Government under which he lives.
When General Urd prohibited iieedmeu from quit
ting the plantation on which tiiey were employed to
t'onlir with their fellow-clllzeus In public meeting
assembled, General Urant promptly revered the con
servative order; but he generously sustained the dis
trict commanders i nave named in everv advanced
null vurj iuuk iu mo kiyiug uusiliuiib to wuiuil'
ounuence nau assigueu tut m, yji tue generous, sum
port behave them I speak from no coiuiuouriiinor.
it has beeu my privilege to confer with ul! of Uumi
(with t-lierltlan at Kew Orleans, with Pope at Atlanta,
wun ocuuueiu in tue mansion ai jell. Davis, In the
apital ot the late Confederacy, aud with Uiokles in
ur own city ana eisewnere.
Let who will doubt Grant's perception of the exl-
eucles of the limes, or his tidollty to the Congres
IuIihI plan of reconstruction. It is out Sheridan, nor
trickles, nor Pope, nor Ischotleld, uor the great War
ruiuisier w nose courage and lutet-nty Andrew Johu-
on could no longer abide. Yes, elautuii honors and
onhues In Grant In the same unstinted measure
ccuided by the honored district commanders, I.et
s tiieu nibcrine tue Illustrious name or Ulysses H.
rant upon our staudurd, and emblazon around it In
road letters of gt Id our precious principles, not
eiibtiiig that when the National Convention assein
lea it will approve and confirm our uc'.lou by aucla
iiutlon. At the conclusion of Judge Kelley's remarks
e was loudly cheered.
Colonel P. 8. White and V. T. Forbes made
lion addre."6es, urging tbe (orniation of a
rant Club, and a thorough organization of the
any.
A committee on permanent organization was
ppointed, ai'er which the meeting adjourned.
The Committee on Law of Councils hold a
ceiiner jesteidtiy afternoon, tot the purpose of
uvestiga'inR the charge "that tho specltica-
ens :or bit ldinii tne echool-liouse at alxtn and
oaies streets, iu the Thlrteeuin LScctiou, had
ceu altered."
Mr', (ireen, a member of the School Board of
lie Ihiiteeuth Section, statud th:it in answer to
in advertisements lor proposals to build the
otiKe, but one bid was received, and that waa
,r the bum ot $,")2,375; bm the con tractor airmed
I) build it lor $44,375, if allowed to construct
ie wans similar to the Jitucoln School House,
i Twentieth and Comes streets, no other altera-
on to oe raaue in tne Bpecincatum except a
liunee iu the plan ol the roof, which was not to
iito.il auv additional expense.
The Bub-Comtuitteeof Kchoulo having the mat
r in chaige ucretd to the proposul of tae cou
actor, and the work was cjuuijenoed. About
x month alter tbe work had ommenced nw
.educations were printed and lilven to the
nitractor. Tbe old specification provided fur
vi-ntf -lour inside Venetian ishutiers ami cer-
iiu kinds of siuks. but the new speclticattou
id I t en altered co as to not require tnis work,
iouuIi thecontract called for the thutters when
ilKiually grauted. Mr. (ireen could not tell
ho had altered tbe epecitications. No altera
ut except the stone-work and roof were
utborked by any one having authority.
Mr. Hlnppen, President ol the Hoard of 8chool
iniroiiers, siaieu iuui lucre wtii uu uu wu
'VCiflcaUous hud beeu MltCXCJ, PUt tj wbvm
was not vet ascertained, ihmi'.'h a preatmnny
witnesses had been exatiiincd by the Committee
ol the l'oard. Tim architect and contractor
denied having an? thing to do with it.
In tho abi-ence of several aitnesses and the
orlcinal specifications and contracts, the Anther
investigation was postpontd.
The Committee also considered the ordinance
referred to them by Councils, providing for the
consolidating of the Departments of City Pro
petty and Wharves and Landings. After con
rltleinble diicm.sion, the whole subject was re
ferred to ft sub committee.
Coronkr's investigation in Campen. The
Coroner's jury iu the case ol the late James
Hall, who died suddenly at a house in Kaighns
Tille, N. J., last week, as'ombled again yester
day morning, at the Camden Court House.
Alter remaining together lor some time, during
which the facts pertaining to the case were
freely discussed, the hearing of further evidence
in the case was again postponed, to cive im to
tett the contents ol the stomach of the deceased.
At the o.tf-TOoriYw examination it was discovered
that there was considerable etfusion of blood on
the brain, but thp heaTt was iound to be in a
healthy condition. It was also found that the-e
was a slight osMtication ot the vessels leadin"
to the brain. The funeral of the deceased will
take place this afternoon.
AMUSEMENTS.
Eistori played hlitabelh lust night with ex
quisite power and grace, before a very large
and lashionable "lud-drrss" audience. Hignor
Hozzo acquitted himself in gratid style as "Lord
Ei-sex." This evening liistori appears in Mm-ia
t-iuarda. Kvcry seat in the Acudemy of Music
lias been sold lor Kistoii's Initial performance
of Maiie Antoinette to-morrow evening.
At the CnESNtr, Mrs. D. P. Bowers appeared
Inst evening in Mary Sluarl, to a very full hotie.
The artiste looked pretty and played her difficult
role admirably. The new play is destined to
have a greut run.
At the Ancn, Nobody's Daughter proved very
attractive and pleasant. The house wascrowded.
tuid tbe new drama passed off smoothly, aud
everybody seemed pleated and interested. Miss
Kate Rei.miolds ha an arduous triple part to
perform, and does it in a manner that it would
be difficult to excel,
Advantages are claimed for a new explo
sive material called Laloxylin, on the ground
that "it neither ignites by percussion nor
friction." llow is the explosion obtained f
Four hundred bushels of potatoes to the
acre are said to be an average crop this season
in Oxford county, Maine. A starch mill in
Andover has ground twenty-five thousand
bushels of them into starch already this year.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine News see fHrst Page.
ALMANAC JTO& PHILADELPHIA THI8 DAT.
Bnw Risks.. ...,........,.6-8 MooM Risra...,.-,... o r5
Buw Sutb 5-liiHian Wma w
PHILADELPHIA HOARD OF TfSADK.
HF.NKY WlNSOB, "
CHAR1.KH WUKKLKR, OJJTHXY OOMMITTEB,
J All KB T. TOUNG, J
MOVEMENT OF UCfiAN STKAMKRS,
FOR AMERICA.
Moravlau......Llv6rpool... Quebec -....Oct. 8
Persia- LiverpooI...New York ct s
liorussla ..Hamburg...New York -Oct. fi
Alttlauta ..Loudon New York -Oct. S
Aleppo Liverpool ...New York Oct. 8
V. ol London Liverpool...New York Oct. 8
Virginia Liverpool...New York Oct, 0
Columbia..- GlasKow....New York .Oct. 8
Atlantic Uoutbauiptou.New York .Oct. 8
Austrian Liverpool. ..Quebec Oct 10
VnleUe Purls Brest .New York...... Ocu 12
Chmr Llverpool...Uoslon .Oct. 12
C.ofVt'ashlnKtou. Liverpool. ..New York .Oct. 12
Ilecla Llverpool...New York Oct. 12
AlleniauuIu..fcoulb!injpton.New Y'ork .Oct. 12
Foil KUROPE
Kuropa New YorkGlasgow .Oct. 22
Mbiihattan New York.Llverpool. Oct 23
Tripoli New York... Liverpool Oct. 2S
Cuba . liostou Liverpool -..Oct. 23
New Y'ork New York...Bremeii....-..... .Ocl. 24
dotlipndnn New York. ..Liverpool -...Oct. 2
Pennsylvania... New YorkLiverpool Oct. 2ti
Alu'ania New York...Lomlou Oct. 26
U. Kingdom New YorkUlasKow. Oct. 26
Fullon New Y ork... Havre - Out. 26
Lorushiu New York. ..Hamburg Oct. 26
COASTWISE. DOMESTIC., KTO.
N. America New York...R!o Janeiro Oct. 22
Columbia -..New YorkHavana -.Oct. 24
Alliance l'lilladu ChurloHton Oct. 26
Tonuwnnda Phllada Huvanuah Oct. 26
It. Ht'UHon Phllada Havana..- .Oct. 29
Pioneer.. Phllada -Wilmington -..Oct. 81
btarof Ihe Union. Philada....New Orleans Nov. 2
Mails are forwarded by every sleaninr in the regular
lines. The steamers fur or from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, except the Canadian line, which call et
Londonderry. The steamers lor or from the Contl
rent call ai Southampton.
CLEARED YEHTEKOAY.
Bchr M. and K, Heuderson, Yales, Boston, Day, Hutl
dell fe Co.
SclirD. GlOord, Jenold, Boston, Castner, Stlckney 4
W ellington,
Bchr b. P. Adams, Tabbutt, Boston, W, II. Johns &
Jbro.
Bchr J. H. Bartlett, Wiggins, Newport, Itommel &
Hunter.
Bchr K. 11. Naylor, Naylor. Newburyport, do.
Bchr K. J. Heraty, Meredith, Lynn, do.
Bchr H. P. Klmmons, Corson, Dauversport, do.
bchr H. JJ. btroug, Hodgklusou, Olouctster, L, Auden
ried 4 Co.
Bchr M. M lines, Burdfte, Boston, Hammett & Nelll.
Bchr A. Magee, Kelchum.Alexandria, Caldwell. Gor
don & Co.
Bchr Reading RR, No. 47, Reed, New Haven, Wanne-
macher A Co.
Bchr H. Bloinions, Godfrey,. Balehfe. Borda, Keller fe
Nuttinsr. ' " ' w'
Lchr R. Y'anneman, Vannemwi, Balem, E. V. Glover.
Lxlir Ueorge Taulane, bleelman, Wilmington, N. C.
Caiitaiu. ra
Bi'r Hannah and Sophia, Leaf, Norfolk, via Baltimore.
Captain.
Rt r If. L. Oaw, Her, Baltimore, A. Groves, J",
bt'r K C. Riddle, McCue. New York, W. P. CiydeAOo
Tue Tlios. Jetlerson, Allen, for Baltimore, with a tow
Of barges, W. P. Clyde & Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Bteamshlp 11 unter.Rogers, 8t hours from Provklenaa.
with BKlse. to D. H. bletson di Co.
bchr Reading RR. No. 47, Carroll, from Norfolk. with
lumber to J W. UaHklll t Sons. '
Hchr Valiant, Wright, 2 days from Sassafras river
With grain to Christian A Co. '
bchr M. D. Ireland. Ireland, from Boston. "
bchr M. and E. Henderson, Yates, from Bostoi
stoy- .
incnr ai. m lines, Btiruge, irom iositiu.
rtcnro inutuue, steeiman, irom Boston, 0,
bchr K. 11. Naylor. Nuvlor. from Lvnn. L
bchr W. M. Thompson, Yates, irom Georgetown,'
bchr Alexander, Ireland, from Georgetown, pi:
bchr A. Wagee. Ketchum, irom Marblehead,
bchr lteailing RR. No. 49, Robinson, from Norwich,
bchr H. P. bluimous, Corson, irom Gloucester m i
pftirn. a. mrong. itnugKinsou, irom w iiiinaio.
Hi-lir ltnrllni lilt. Nn 47 ltoil .rnin Rrlil.-, i.tT
bchrb, P. Adams, Tabbutt, irom Provldeucu.!
bchrj.il. Bartlett. Wlgglnsjrom Greeuport. : rt1
Htaumv !.......!.. D a,ju U-K ii r.....i Mum tU..ll,
fiteamrr Beverly. Pierce. 24
With n i else, to W.
V. P. Clyde & tx
Tug Thou. Jetierson. Allen, Ii
altlruoredw-w
tow of barges to W. P. Cly ue A
e t. . KMOAW'JA. WlSj
bhlp Lizzie Moses, Cox. henceflnt A twerp TlLfM,?
lorri v nxou, Mauhews, ueuftr.t iioetftir.
bttHmshlp btar of the UulonToXsey"
BW. l'ass 15th lust. ' Ya
'at
jenny, ji enrles, hence, was nn Brt
Lighthouse 4lh Inst. H
2d liiHt 18 Ue',dlth. Ayres.hei
..tif'l,,r.W'w,l,m. J. Porter,
sailed from Norwich Isth Inst.
Instant B" Clu"'1 "ark, lieuN,
InftHuu BlBW' Buckble,r' hence, a
.,, '.'r Fl w- Junnson, Marts, Uenc
1Mb liiHt.
liiMautflead'Dg K0' henCe "f Hlchmi a ,'isth
renrs w. j'onnt-ny. limner, uia iich, Ly)ii und
KifwardEwiug, McDevilt hence, at Alexandria lBir.
luiitunt. "f "'u
bi hr Mary I Vanklrk, naley, hence, at Pawfucket
8th IliBt. r
iiarge Westminster, hence, at Norwich 18imqst,
NOTICE TO MARIN ERA. "J 1
Notice Is hereby given that a conical buoy, colored
red, with the words "RianaHuoal" In while ltitiorn on
It, lii-H been placed to mark thebWedgeol the Ulaua
blioul, oil bi attery Island, river bhannon.
'Ihe buny Is placed in six laihums at low water
spring tides, with the following marks aud compass
bfarliigs:
liny peak, a little a of the CUn of Kllcradan Head
W.N W. U W.
The Round Tower on Rcattery Island In one with
the highi'Ht part of the Battery on the b. pulut ol that
iHlsud, NE. by N.
by order. WILLIAM LEE9, Secretary.
Dublin, bept. 27, 1867,
Notice Is hereby given that four beacons, painted
red, aud surmouuied by circular discs, have bean
placed on the sand hills near Wlulerouuess. to mark
the position of a sunken veNsel lying E. by N. ,V N.
i', cables from IheCoaat Guard Watchhouse.
nr!.5""JI,tl'wa bmi are in Hue vu the hoaxing ol
4.tl fia
Pbif a,
a5Sava j.th
tfjeorgi't iaih
iiatWif. Loa
pTyw' 'w0 becon" re lu Ilnbf the bearing of
W hen bolh tlHfra r1 Imarnm era in.i vab .
lvi-ly In
line, a vessel will be one cable to the eat
wreck.
u ol Ihe
The boy now mooted near the wreck will be re
moved. Notice Is hereby given that, owing o unnvoldnble
circumstances, tne red cuts Intended to have ben
shown from the Low Lighthouse at Orrord on or
about the 1st tilt., as notified In i he advertisement ol
this hence dated the 8th of May last, will not be ready
lor exhibition until the end of the year.
Further notice will be given as hood as a definite
time lot their exhibition tan be fixed.
Notice Is hereby given that a green buoy, marked
wlib the word "Wreck." has been laid about twenty
fathoms b .K, of a vessel sunk oH Beer Head, lu the
h ngllsh Channel.
'Ihe buoy lies In nineteen fathoms at low wator
spring lines, with the following compass bearings:
The Coaht Guard buildings at BraiiHComho, In line
with a gap In the trees on the back high land, N, by
E. S E.
The extreme part of Straight Point, on with the
hint! eastern end of a conspicuous grove of trees uu
the bHck high land. N W. U W.
Golden ( ape K.N K,.
Lyme Ut-gls Lights NE. by K.
Jli er IIphiI N SK. distant eight and one-half miles,
iierrv Head W. H.
hy order. P. n. BERTHOX, Secretary.
Trinlly House, London, Sept. 11, lwi7.
SAAC B. EVANS,
IUM'r'.4(TlKi:it AXO DRAMiB IM
Oil S. PAINTS, VARNISHES,
Naval Stores and Soaps,
NO. 16 MIRTH DI lAlVARi: AVF.NfF,
10B?m3p PHILADELPHIA.
CITY ORDINANCES.
KEBOLUTION
To Kclease Certain Properly of Philip
Hamilton from the Lieu of a Certain Judg
ment. Kesolved, By the Select and Common Coun
cils of the City of l'hilnclelptilii, That tho
Hollcltor be and lie is hereby authorized and
directed to release and exonerate and for
ever discharge the following described proporty
of Philip Hamilton from the Hen of a judgment
entered on his oiliclal bond as City Commis
sioner. That In to Kay, all that certain lot or
piece of ground, with the buildings thereon
erected, Bituate at the northeast corner of
Havc-nord street and Lexington street, in the
Twenty-ftourtu Ward, In the city of Philadel
phia, containing in front or breadth on the snid
Lexington street fifty-eight feet, and extending
of that width in length or depth eastward on
Haverford street one hundred and fifty-seven
foet two and three-eighth Inches: Provided, the
City Hollcltor shall llrst be satisfied that there
Is sufficient property covered by said bond, and
such release will not impair the seourlty of the
city, and provided, also, the other securities
agree thereto, and that the said Philip Hamil
ton pity to the City Solicitor lor the use of the
city the sum of ten dollars to pay for the publi
cation of this resolution.
JOSEPH F. MARCEIt,
President of Common Council,
Attest
John Eckstein,
Clei'ls of Common Council.
JOSHUA SPKRINQ,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty-first day of October.
Anno Domini one thousand eiuht hundred and
sixty-seven (A. U. Iwi7).
MOKTON McMICIIAEI,,
10 22 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
I RESOLUTION
To Authorize the Paving of Main, Philip,
Martha, aud Anthracite streets.
Kesol ved, By the Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia, That the Depart
ment of Highways be, aud is hereby authorized
and directed, to enter into contracts with com
petent pavers, who shall be selected by a ma
jority of the owners of trie property froutluic
on Main street, from Shur's lane to (ireen lane,
lu the Twenty-lirst Ward; Philip street, from
Dauphin street to Susquehanna avenue; Mar
tha stieet, from Huntingdon street to Lehigh
avenue; aud Anthracite street, from Salmon to
Thompson street, for the paving; thereof. The
conditions of said contract shall be that the
contractors shall collect the cost of paving from
the owners of property, and they shall also enter
Into oblisutions to the city to keep the streets
In good order for three years after the paving is
finished: Provided, That each of said contracts
shall contain astipulation and condition that
the work therein contracted to be performed
shall be finished within sixty days alter the
approval by the Mayor of this resolution.
JOSEPH F. MAHCHR,
President of Common Council.
Attest
AiiRAnAM Stewart,
Assistant Clork of Common Council.
JOSHUA SPEUINU.
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty-first day of October,
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven (A. 1). Ib7).
MOHTON MoMICIIAEL,
10 22 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
RESOLUTION
Limiting the Hen of the Judgment on the
oiliclal bond of Edward Spain, Supervisor.
Kesolved, By the Select aud Common Coun
cils of the City of Philadelphia, That the lien
of the Judgment entered on tbe oiliclal bond of
Edward Spain, Supervisor of the Fifteenth
Ward, so far as respects the property of William
P. Henderson, one of his securities, shall be
limited to the following described property,
that Is to say: a11 that certain lot or pieoe of
ground, with the building thereon erected, situ
ate on the west side of Nineteenth street, two
hundred and twenty-two feet north of Brown
street, In the Fifteenth Ward, containing in
front or breadth on said Nineteenth street eigh
teen leet, and In length or depth of that width,
west, between parallel lines, one hundred and
seventy-seven feet ten Inches, to West street:
Provided that the co-surety of said William P.
Henderson shall consent thereto, and that ten
dollars shall be paid to the City Solicitor for
tbe use of the City, to pay the expense of the
publication of this resolution.
JOSEPH F. MAItCER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
John Eckstein,
Clerk of Common Council.
JOSHUA 8PEIIING,
President of Select Council.
Approved this tweuty-nrst day of Ootobor,
Anno Domini one thousund eight hundred and
sixty-seven (A. D. 1WJ7).
MOHTON MoMICIIAEL,
10 22 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
BE SOLUTION
To Luy Do. ird Footways on Twenty-ntnth
Street..
Resolved, By the Select and Common Coun
cils of the City of Philadelphia, Tuat the De
purl meut of Highways be and is hereby autho
rized and directed to notify the owners of pro
perly fronting on the east side of Twenty-ninth
street, from Itidue avenue to Sustjuehauua
avenue, to lay Board Footways In front of their
respective properties; and if they neglect or re
fuse to comply with the requirements of said
notice for thirty days from the dale thereof, the
Department shall do the work at their expense.
JOSEPH F. MAHCEH,
President of Common Council,
Attest
John EfKSTriN,
Clerk of Common Council.
JOSHUA SPEHING,
President of Select Council.
Approved tills twenty-lirst day of October.
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-seven (A. I). 1H07).
MOHTON McMICHAEL.
10 22H Mayor of Philadelphia.
BE 8 O L U T I O n"
Or Instruction to the Chief Commissioner
or Highways aud City Solicitor, relative to He
palili.g Callowhill stieet.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Cou noils
Of the City or Philadelphia. That the Chief Com
xniKsioner or Highways be aud he is hereby
iS! ,J,au put Uailowhlll Blreel In complete
t , ia.. lUat tne U11 Solicitor be directed to
hLJ f,J", 1l?g?'.n'i!' the "allroad Company which
has neglected to keep shI.1 street In repair.
JOSEPH F. MAKCER,
Attest resident of Common C'ouuoH.
AliltAHAM STfcWAUT
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
JOSHUA KPEIUNO.
. . , ... 1 resident of Holed Council.
Approved this twenty-lirst day of October.
Anno Domini one thousuud eight hundred and
lxty-sevfeu (A. I). 1KW7).
10 "2 n MOHTON McMICHAEIj,
i H Mayor of Philadelphia.
CITY ORDINANCES.
I " E R O L U T I O N
J I To Authorize the Open lnpr of Leln an;1
1 uilp HtiectH, in the Eighteenth and Nluo
lc pi, ih W nrds.
Kesolved, By the Select and Common Coun
cils ol the City of Philadelphia, That the Cliiif
CoimiilHKloner of High ways be and Is hereby
HUthorlzed and directed to notify the owners of
property on Lelb street, from the sout h side of
the estate of the late Lydla Harrison to Colum
bia avenue, In the Nlneteenlu Ward, and Tulip
street, from Vienna street to Palmer street, in
the Eighteenth Word, that at the expiration of
three months from the date of said notice ttm
said streets will be opened for public ue
tiirmiuh nud over ground within the points
nsined.
JOSEPH V: MAKCER,
President ol Common Council.
Attest
John Eckstkin,
Clerk of Common Council.
JOS11UAHPERIXO.
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty llrst day of October,
Anno Domini one tliousund eight hundred aud
fcixty-seveu (A. D. l.stiT).
MORTON MrMirilAEL.
10 22 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
r E S O L U T I O N
t To Authorize the Curbing and Paving ol
t lie Sidewalks on Montgomery and Manor
Streets'.
Kesolved, By the Select and Common Coun
cils of the City of Philadelphia, That the
Department of Highways be and is hereby
authorized and directed to notify the owners of
property on Montgomery street, from liodine
to Cadwalnder street, and on Manor street, from
Montgomery to Berks, to curb and pave their
BltiewHlIiB; and if they refuse or neglect to com
ply therewith for thirty days from the date
thereof, the Department shall do the work at
their expense,
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
John Eckstein,
Clerk ol Common Council.
JOSHUA SPEItlNG,
President of Select Council,
Approved this twenty-first day of October
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-seven (A. I). 1Ho7).
MOHTON McMICHAEL,
10 22 It m Mayor of Philadelphia.
KBOLUTION
To Authorize the Grading nni Paving
Footways on Edgeniont street, from Wel
lington street to Westmoreland street, in the
Twenty-fifth Ward.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Coun
cils of the City of Philadelphia, That the Chief
Commissioner of Highways be and is hereby
instructed to notify the owners of property to
grade and pave the footways on Edgemont
street, from Wellington street to Westmore
land street, In the Twenty-fifth Ward,
within thirty days from the date of said
notice,
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
Anrt aiiam Stewart,
Af-sistunt Clerk of Common Council.
JOSHUA SPERINU,
Fresldentof Select Council.
Approved this twenty-first day of October,
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven (A. D. 1807).
MORTON McMICHAEL.
10 22 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
LEGAL NOTICES.
ESTATE OF JAMES M. KENNEDY, DE
ceased. 'ihe Auditor appointed by the Orphans' Coort for
the City and County of Philadelphia In audit, settle,
and adjust the final account of JOHN ALEXAN
DER, surviving Kxecutor of JAMES M. KES
KUy, deceased, and to report distribution of tiie
balance lu the hands of the accountant, will meet
the parties Interested for the purpose of his appoint
ment on WEDNESDAY, October as, 187, at 11
o'clock A. M at h Is oflice, No. 717 WALK U r Street,
In tbe city ol Philadelphia-
10 lAituthSt JOHN CLAYTON, Auditor.
IN TIIE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
AMD COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of ARCHIBALD MoULAY. deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audii, settle,
and adjust the first aud final account of WILLIAM
It. McKNIOIlT and JOHN KKOWN. Executors of
AKLJUHALD MuC'LAY, deceased, and to report
distribution of tlie balance In the bands ot the
accountant, will meet the parties interested for tne
purpose of Ills appointment on MONDAY, October 2S,
18H7, ut 11 o'clock A. AI., at his oflice, No. 212 Woutli
I'iETH Street, iu the city ot Philadelphia.
10 12 stntliM HJNUY C. TEUUY, Auditor.
IN TUE ORPHANS' COUItT FOR TUlTciTY
L AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
In the matter ol the Estate of KUBEHT W. SMITH,
Notice Is hereby glveu that the leport of the Audi
tor in the above case will be filed in the ollioo of the
Clerk of the said Court, on FRIDAY, the lit day of
November, A. D. I8ti7. In the meantime, access can
be had to the caid Keport, at tho Auditor's ollice. No.
627 WALNUT Istreet, Philadelphia, for the purpose
of examining thesume; when aud where exceptions
must be filed, if thought proper, agreeably to the
Rules ot Court in such case made and provided.
SAMUEL C. PERKINS, Auditor.
Philadelphia, October 14, A, P.. isti7. 10 I5tuths5t
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
JL AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
Estate ol MARTHA HOOTEN, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account ot ISAAC JONES, Jr., autl
EZRA EVANS, Executor ol the estate ot MARTHA
HOOTEN, deceased, aud to report distribution of the
balance In the hands of the accountants, will meet
the parties Interested tor the purpose of his appoint
ment, on MONDAY, October 28, lwi7. at 3 o'clock P.
M., at the oilice of K. H. THARP, No. 32 8. THIRD
street, In the city of Philadelphia. 10 17 lhstu5t
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC
4f? PENN STEAM ENGINE ANI
2Ju&.BOILEK WOKK.S. NEAJjTK A LKVYI
PKAtTlCAL AND THEORETICAL ENUINEEK8
MACHINISTS, BOILEK-MAKERS BLACK
SMITHS, and FOUNDERS, having for many yeart
been in successful operation, and been exclusively
engaged In building and repairing Marine aud Kivei
Engines, hlgu aud low-presuure, Iron Boilers, Walei
Tanks, Propellers, etc. etc respectfully oiler thefi
serviced to the public as being fully prepared to con
tract for euslnes of all sizes, Marine, River, and
Stationary; having sets of patterns of dltlorent sisos
are prepared to execute orders wltb quick despatch'
Every description of pattern-making made at the
shortest notice. High aud Low-pressure Fine
Tubular, aud cylinder Boilers, of the beet Pennsyl
vania charcoal Iron. Forglngs of all slses and kinds
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions: Koli
Turning, Screw Cutting, and all other worn connected
with the above business. u
Drawings and specifications for all work done
at the establishment free of charge, and work guar-
WThe subscribers have ample wharf-dook room for
repairs of boats, where they can lie In perfect safety
Slid are provided with shears, blocks, fails, etc, oto
lot rau.ns "niTbB O. NEA
mil ni lT' t . .r-o-i
BEACH aud PALilEJA Street.
vx ukuuk m W) wxixm H. IfKaaiC
QOL'THWAEK FoUNDltJf, FIFTH AND
O WASHINGTON Streets, av
Philadelphia.
MERK1CK 4 bON3,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS
rv ufaoture High aud Low Pre-ssure Steam 'jCnirlnn
im Luud, River, aud Marine Service.
Boilers, Oasometers, Tanks, Iron, Boats, eto,
t:a-'.iin;B of all kinds, either Iron or braxa.
Don ErameKooui for baa Works, Workshops, aud
Br.ltroad stations, etc.
Luorisaud um Machinery, of the latest and most
Unproved coumruetlon.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, and
t-ugar, Si'w, and Uriel Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open
htti-.w Trains, Defecators, Filters, Pumping V.i.
"boTe Agents for N. Blllenx's Patent Bngar Bolllug
Apparatus, Netimyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and
Asptnwall & Woomey's Patent Centrifugal Sugar
Dralnlug Maohlna 6M
BK1DESBUKO MACHINE W0KIT8
OFFICE,
No, (MS N. FKONT STREET,
PHILAUKLr UIA.
We at prepared to UU orders to any extent for oar
Wttll tf COW 11
MACUiSJiRY tfOB .PONTON ANB WOOIXJtH
MI1JJ3,
Including all recent Improvement In Carding, Bpln
nlng, and Weaving.
We invite the attention of manufaenrers to Otu ex
if-noivn w u.
If
ALFHFD JgNg RON,
STEAM ENGINE MANUFACTURED BY
"COKLIi-H," Providence. Size of cylinder, 2ti
inch diameter by 8 Inch stroke about cue hundred
and ten horse power. Apply to
a25Wtl W.B.IEVAN,
Cor. Of WOOD and TWENTY-FOURTH Sia., Phil.
I L L I A M B. GRANT
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NO 83 8. DELAWARE Aveuue, Philadelphia,
AUKNT JTOB
Du pout's Gunpowder, Kellued Nitre, Charcoal, Etc
W. Baker A Co.'s Chocolate. Cocoa, and Brotna.
Crocker Bros. & o.'a Yellow Mtlul Uiieaihlnf
Boiu, and IHalis, Jij
AMUSEMENTS.
I 8 T 0 11 1. -ACADEMY OP MUSin.
JV Hlrector J. OHAU
MADAME AIiEL A I I.)K KISTOIU.
THIS (Tuesday) EVEN I NO, October 22,
In Iter great rule ol MAHY STUART.
TO-MORROW (Wednesday) and TUU1UI)A ,
MARIE ANIOINKITK,
Olnconiettl's lust and frreaKst elaborate work,
will he presented, with great splendor, gorneous cos
li.nio, end new si enery of the must custly character.
NOTKK.-OI1 the MARIE ANTOINETTE nlglitu
tl.e performance will commence at half-pant 7 pre
cthtiy. FHII)AY-LAT N IO II T OF
M AIM M E ills'! ORl M EDRA.
SATUIlllAY A l- l'ERMiON. at hall-rast 1. Poors
eioiiit I. RIST'ORI MATIN EE. and lust nppear
ai ce of MadHine Rls'TORl In l'lillndelphln.
AomisMnn loPnnpiet, l'atqin-t Circle, snd Balcony,
(I; Reserved Seats. M cents extra; Faintly Circle. 8i
cems: Oallery. :iG cents. Seats for any iiIkIR and Hie
Mntinee ctm be hud to-dnv at the Academy of MumIc.
'tin be hi
RUMP
aid at 1'HUMI'LKll'B New Music Store, No. zt
til I NUT Street.
Afltnit-Hlon at tin Mnllnpo to all nnrtn of ttiA house.
One Hollar. Reserved Routs, 60 cents extra.
"Hi O R E P A U 0 II ' 8
JJ MAMMOTH MAN AO ERIE
AM MOIiEI, VI lU'US
WILL OPEN FOR SIX. HAYS AND NIOIITS.
MONDAY AFTERNOON. (Ii-tot).-r 21, 18 7,
CEM'KAL SKATTNO PARK,
BROAD AND WALI.Ai STRfJKTS.
TL'ESDA Y,W 1.1 iNEt1) AY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY,
October 22, i3, 21, 2.'), 2(1,
AFTEItNO'lN ANI) NI HIT,
First time In Philadelphia lor twenty-seven years,
01 a
IiIVINO GIRAFFR.
OR CAMEL LEOPARD.
S'i'i BIRDS ANI) BEAST'S.
LARGEST CARAVAN EVER SEEN.
Where the first performance
WILL TAKF, PLACE AT 2 O'CLOCK.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TH K O IRA FEE CAOE
Will not be drawn In pnicesNlnti.hat
THE; ANIMALS ILL BE AT THE SHOW.
REM. EMBER!
This is the
ONLY BIO MENAriK'UE.
ONLY FIRST-CLASS CIRCUS
which have beeu, or will be for some time In this
city.
Aontisslon. Mi to.
Children, lu .years and under iio.
CI O N G E K T HALL,
J CHEtNUT Stret, above Twelfth.
OPEN TO-NK3HT,
AND EVERY N1UHT THIS WEEK, and on
WEDNrSDAY Mid SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
The great
A POCA LYPoE,
Illustrated; The Book of
REVELATIONS
UuseRlcd; the
VISIONS OF ST. JOHN
Opened to view, in lifty splendid Moving Tableaux,
showing what St. John saw when a Door iu
H E A V N WAS OPENED.
TI1K DAY OF JUDGMENT.
ST ARTLING SPECTACLES,
SCKNE8 OF UNPARALLELED HK4UTY.
ADMISSION TO ALL PARTS OF THE HALL IS
PLACED AT TWENTY-FIVE (26) CENTS.
No Reserved Seats.
EXHIBITION WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AKTMfNOONS, at 2i o'clock, when children will be
admitted for 15 cents each. Doors open. Evening, at
7 o'clock; commence at H. Afti-rnoons, doors open at
2 o'clock; commence at 2,'. Ticket ollice open during
the day.
Religious papers of EVERY DENOMINATION
copy null call attention to this advertisement, aud
send bill to Concert Hall.
A. CUDNEY, Proprietor.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.
N.E. cor. NINTH and WALNUT. Begins at U
to 8. THIS (Tuesday) EVENINU, October 22, 1807,
The popular tragedian,
Mr. J. B. ROBERTS,
will appear In Boucicatill's historical tragedy, In live
acts, translated Irom the French, entitled
LOUIS XI,
KINU OF FRANCE.
Louis XI Mr. J. B. R0BEUT3
lu conclude with Morton's popular farce ot
MY PRECIOUS BETwY.
"NTEW CIIESNDT STREET THEATRE.
JN THIS EVENING.
Engagement of the distinguished American Actress,
MRS. D. P. BOWERS.
Tbe historical tragedy, In tour acts, entitled
. . MAHY STUART.
To conclude with the favorite farce.
GKIMSIIAW, BAGBHAW. AND URADSHAW.
SAT U RDA Y FAMILY M ATIN EE.
A OR BAT BILL.
KS. JOHN DttKW'iJ ARCH STREET
THEATRE. Begins at iy, o clock.
NOBODY'S DAUGHTER,
MONDAY, AND TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
Maeder and Fulton's great drama of
NOBODY'S DAUGHTER,
with Its startling effects, and
Miss KATE RE1GNOLDS as JENNY WILT HOV
Miss BREWER, and LADY EVERSLKIGH '
, Aided by the Full comply?
During the piece a Gambling Scene
FRIDAY BENEFIT OF MIj.s REIONOT TO
M ON DA V , No vemher-TrlTrst tlmeT " UR b
FOX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE
EVERY EVENING AND HATURjii
AFTERNOON. UillJA,f
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPR
In Grand ballets. Ethiopian Uiirleug.ue8.Sou.gs,' Dances
Pantomimes, Gymnsst Acts, etc. whi
JSq-EW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE,
KLKVE'JSTH STREET, ABOVE CHJESNTJT,
V II E 1'AMIIiI HKNOBI
OPEN FOR THE 8EAS0N,
CARNCR OSS & DIXEY'S MINSTRELS,
THE GREAT BTAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
IK THEIR
CiBAND ETHIOPIAN SOIREES.
J. L. CARNCROSa Manager.
R. F. SIMPSON. Treasurer. 819 8m
HORTICULTURAL HAL l7
GRAND MATINEE,
Ly CARL SENTZ's ORCU hS'TRA of 40 Performers.
EVERY THURSDAY APTKRNOON
(Commencing October 8, lotiT), at 3 o'clock.
Vocalist Mr, JEAN LOUIS,
SINGLE ADMISSION, 50 CENTS.
Package of lour Ti.-kets for 1.
To be had at Boner A Co.'s Music Store, No. 1102
Chesnut street, and at the door, t)26 1m
fcSKMBLY BUILDINGS TENTH AND
CHESNUT STREETS.
The MAMMOTH STEREO PTTCON. for a short
time only, commencing on MONDAY EVENING,
October 21, at 8 o'clock. This Instrument produces
the SHine effect obtained by a parlor stereoscope, of
mnking objects Bland out in bold relief, only on a
Elgautlc iscale. The collection embraces several
unored of the finest European and American views,
maiding the managers to vary their programme from
time to lime. Admlsnion, 60 cents; children, 2i cents.
T Ickets lor tale at 'Trunipler's Music Store, and at
the door. io i6t
GERMANIA ORCHESTRA. PUBLIC RE
hearsals at the M UslCA L FUND HALL, every
SATURDAY', at 11,'j A. M. Tickets sold al the door,
aud at ull principal Music Stores. Engagement!! can
he made by addressing G. BASTERT, No. 1231 MON
TEREY Street, or at R. WILLIU'S Muslu Store, No.
HI21 CHESNUT Street. - lus :im
STOVES, RANGES, ETC,
NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED
would call attention ot the public to tils
NEW GOLDEN EAGLE FURNACE.
This Is au entirely uew heater. Itlssolcon-
strutted as to at oncecommeud Itself to general tavor,
being a combination of wrought aud cast iron. It is
very simple In Its construction, and Is perfectly air
tight; self-cleaning, having no pipes ordrumstobe
taken out and cleaned. Il Is so arranged with upright
flues as to produce a larger auiotinl of heal from the
same eight of coal than any furnace now lu use.
The hyvrouietrlo condltlou of the air as produced by
my new airangemeut ot evaporation will at ouce de
monstrate that It Is the only Hot Air Furnace that
will produce a perfectly healthy atmosphere.
These lu want of a complete Heating Apparatus
would do well to call and examine the Gulden Eugle.
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
N'OS. 1132 aud 113 (MAltK E 1 Street,
Philadelphia.
A large essortment of Cooking Ranges, Fire-Board
Stoves. Low Down Grates, Ventilators, etc., always
on hand.
N. H. Jobbing of all kinds promptly done. MJ .
,V THOMPSON'S LONDON KITCIIENEBj
fiZi OR EUROPEAN RANGE, for Families, Ho
fiM tels, or Public Insliluiiuus, lu TWENTY DIF.
iv 1'ERENT SIZES. Also, Philadelphia Ranges
Hoi-Air Furnaces, Portable Heaters, LowdowuGraiBg
Flreboard Stoves, Balh Boilers, Stewhole Platen'
Boilers, Coeklng stoves, etc., wholesale and retail, or
the manufacturers. bHARPE & THOMSON,
627 stnihtttu No. 2nW N. SECOND Street.
(iAHUNER & FLEMING,
OOAOH MAKERS,
so. xt kouTii nrni ituget.
Ktw and Becona-hand Carriages for gale. Par
ttrnlar attention paid to repairing 80 6m
COTTON AND FLAX,
V SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS.
. . Of all number and brands
Tent, Awning, Trunk, and Wagon Cover Due
Also, Paper Manufacturers' Drier Fella, from one
several feel wide; Pauling, Belting. Sail Twine, eto.
JOHN W. KVEKMAN A CO..
Id lMo.WJUN..M4'ARrf
AUCTION SALES.
V1
U L E L L A N I) & CO
tsnr r.es- t rs to Philip Ford f 'o.V
ACCTIOMEELS. No. 60S MARKET Street.
LARGE SALE OF l!KK) CAR KB BOOTS, SHOES.
HltdOANS, E.I'O.
On Thursday Morning,
October 24, eommen lug at in o'clock, wo will sell
by catalogue, for cash, ifltm caues Men's, Boys', aatl
Youths' Boots, shoes, f!rgans, Balmorals, etc.
Also, a desirable assortment of Women's, Mlssne',
and Children's wear, irom city nnd Eastern manu
facturers, to which the attention ot tbe trade is called.'
SHEHII-F'S SALE.
Also, Ii'cliuled In our sale of the 2Uh Inst., we will
sell, by order ot the BlienlT, a largo assortment of
Boots, Shoes, (..alters, etc. lo 19 it
TOI1N B. MYERS
rti AtlfTtnwvrull
S N'os. t
:si and ZS4 M A l'.K ET Streni
LARGE POSITIVE SA l,K OF BRITISH, FRENCH.
GERMAN, AND DOMESTIC DRY GOOD,
On lour montl s' credit.
On Thursday Morning,
October 24, at In o'clock, embracing about lonO packj
Bg s and lots of ample and fancy articles. 10 IS ot
LA KG & POSITIVE SALEOFCAItPETINGS.ETO.
On Friday Morn og,
October 2" , at 11 o'clock, on lour months' credit,
ahi iil jnn i lecesof Ingrain, Venetian, list, hemp, oot
luge, und rug carpellugs. til 12 5t
LARGE I'EBFMPTORY S4LEOF FRENCH AND
OTHER El'KOl'FAN DRY GOODS, ETO.
On Monday morning,
October !S. at It) o'clock, on four months' credit. 900
lots of French, India, Gorman, and British Dry
Goods. Liu 22 St
JM, GraiJlEY t SONS, AUCTIONEERS,
No. 6ttf WALNUT Street.
Hold RegnlarSales ot
RI AL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND PECTJRITIE8 at
'IHE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.
Handbills of each property Issued separately. '
liioli catalogues published and circulated, containing
full descriptions ot property to be sold, as also a par
tial list of property contained In our Real Estate Re
gister, and ottered al private sale.
Sales advertised dally In all the dally newspaper.!!
KALE ON MONDAY, October 2S, will Include
ORPHANS' COURT SALE Estate of C. Stikol.de
ceased. Three-story brick Dwelling, southwest corner
Ji llerson and Tiventy-thlrd streets.
ORPHANS' COURT BALE-Samo Estnte-Three-stoiy
brick Dwelling, northwest comer Twenty-third
and W right streets.
PERESl PTORY SALE-Large Lot of Ground, 100X
218 leet, northeast corner of Second street and Alle
gheny avenue. Three fronts.
W ALLACE STREET 'Two-story brick Dwelling,
No. 7IH.
NORTIT PIXTH STREET Seven modem three
story brick Dwellings, Nos. 2411, 2413, 241S, 2417, 4419,
2421, and 242a. above York Btreet. Iul2l3t .
M
THOMAS A SONS. NOS. 139 AND lit
8. FOURTH Btreet.
Bale In German town.
niKDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE, TWO
bUPERlOR BOOKCASES, FINE CARPETS, ETC.
On Wednesday morning,
2nd Instant, at 11 o clock, al No. 202 W la tar street or
Duy 's lane, Germautown, by catalogue. lo 18 R
Sale at Nos. 13 and 141 South Fourth street.
HANLI-OME FURNITURE. ROSEWOOD PIANO,
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS. BAG ATE'. LK
TABLE. HANDSOME VELVET, BRUSSELS. '
IMPERIAL AND OTH ER CARPETS. ETC.
On Thursday Morning.
At 9 o'clock, at tbe auction roju.s, by catalogue, a
very large and excellent assortment of superior
Household Furu lture, 10 22 2t
Pale on the Premises.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE AND FURNITURE.
On Friday morning,
October 25, nt 10 o'clock, at No. 2012 Mount Vernon .
street, will be sold on Ihe premises, the handsome
three-story Brick Residence, 20 feet i Inches front, 89
feet 1 Inch deep. Also, the entire Furniture. 10lS6t
THOMAS BIRCH & SON, AUCTIONEERS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 1H0
CHESNUT btreet; rear entrance No. U07 Sansoia
street.
60,000 FEET OF HOSE WOOD, WALNUT, AND
ASH VENEERS.
On Wednesday Afternoon,
October 23, at 3 o'clock, at the Auction Store, no.
lliochesnut street, will be sold an invoice of aoous
to,( oo fee of rosewood, walnut, and asb veneers, to be
sold In 'olstosulr purchasers.
The veneers will be open for examination on yvea
neaday morning. 110 HI It
REAL ESTATE SALES.
PUBLIC SALE.
itioMiu f. uivx Anctinneera.
I1,10AST rnrM tiv n i, -1 ik ni K. I'HURCH
Lane, third house east of the Railroad, Germautown,
extending through to Armal street two trouW. .
Cn TUESDAY, Oct. 29. I8U7, at 12 o'clock, noon, will
be sold at Public Bale, al the phladelphla Exchange,
All that lot ot ground with the stoue messuage
thereon erected, situate on tbe northwest side of
Church lane, formerly Mill street. In the Twenty
secoi.d Ward, beginning at a stake set for a corner of
thisaiid othei ground ;ormrly of said Trevor T.
Fowler, but now of Edwurd Armstrong; thence by
the snme north 47 cieg. so niln., wer-t 23 feet 9 inches
to ground formerly oi rhoemi.ker nud Thomas, now
ot Eil.aoeth Ann Henisley ; thence partly aloug the
bum Elizabeth Ann Hemsley's ground and partly by
the hereinafter described lot, soutti 42 deg. 80 rnln
weNt loo feet 6 inches to a line which divides this from
land now or late ot James R, Lanibdio ; thence by
the same Boutb 47 deg au min.. east 2U1 feet and
Inch to Church lane ; thence along the northwesterly
side of eald Church lane north 4U deg. 14 min., east 12
feel 6 inches to a point, and thence north 42 deg. 2S
nun., east 88 feet 7 inches lo the place of beginning.
. an mat lot oi grouuu, wun tne ouuuings inereon
erected, situate on the southeast side of Arinat street,
acj .ining the above; beginning at a stake set for a
corner oi this and other ground formerly of Trevor
i'. .w..1! but n,,w of Elizabeth Ann Hems-
n f i i ill ri Lm 1 u" ' east y lot No- 'o a plan of lots
Ot Charles 11. Shoemaker und Robert JI. Thomas, 87
liet; i hence north 42 deg. 40 min., east partly by
ground now or late of James R. Lambdin aud partly
by the above described lotus feet, and thence north
47 deg. 40 min., west by ground ot the said Elizabeth
Auu Hemsley 214 feet to the place of beginning
(Under aud subject as respects a part of the lot last
detcilbed, viz.: A lot 15 feet front on Armat street
and (xtendlng In depth 1!U feet lo the tree use and
privilege of said Elizabeth Ann Henisley, ber heirs
and nnslgns, owners, tenants, occupiers of her premises
hounding thereon, at all times hereafter, as a passage
way and carriage road, aud for the purpose of laying
gus and water pipes therein, In common with tbe said
Spencer H.Httzaid, his heirs and ausigns, and occu
piers ot bis preuiu.es bounding thereon.) The house
is well built aud is handsomely ilulsued with all the
modern conveniences; has parlor, library, dining
room, and large pantry, with hot aud cold water and
two kitchens on ihe first floor; six chambers, bath
room, and water-closet; third floor, large and small
store-room and two att'es, observatory, closed in wltnt
glass, from which there is a tine view ot thesurround
li.g country.
No expei Be has been spared In fitting np the hoose
as the residence ot the i resent owner. It has every
convenience stationary washstands, low dowa
giates. hav windows, pluzisa extending around three
sides ot the bouse, 'The grounds are tastefully laid
out, with an abundance of shade trees, gravel walks,
vegetable garden, ihe carriage avenue lo Armat
street In lt feet long aud is feet wide, entirely over,
shaded by a superb avenue of troes, making a beault
Jul promenade; also, a stone stable and aarrlsge
house, with acconimodatlous for four horses and four
carriages, built la the best manner, wl'h oak stalls
and i otitH, huy-loft, hikI coachmau's room. The loca
tion Is one of the most healthy and convenient la
Germuntowii. From burch lai'e station It li only
thiee minutes by a paved walk, and troia the village
deiot only ten uilnuus. '
'1 erms Cash. Immediate possession, Plan at the
Auction J oi ms.
May he examined any day previous to sale.
M. THOMAS A SOS, Auctioneers.
m ,i ii.. ?s' ,:lJ nd 141 B- l''-URTtt Street.
Philadelphia, October, lttti7. lo 21 7t
COPARTNERSHIPS.
rpilE FIRM OP IIAUT. MONTGOMERY & CO.
ii a mu?-tt XeJvdll,olv''u hy mutual consent. WIL-
Lioiorti,1 1.KY,N?- ,2,H? Callowhill street, is
tVuoT; i. l"cu."t:ll tlbta due to ihe tlrm. and to
settle up lu business. ISAAC PUGH
ti.ii,i,i ! i . WILLIAM CURRY.f?
Philadelphia, if ay 3, 187. m io 31
itllH i. W .
C. M. NEEDLES & CO.,
li-Ievcuth and Cbesnut Streeta.
rC I : I FURNISHIKG DR1 GOODS,
(El
B.aight at the Recent Denw-eO Price..
shiriing. PHiow. n ",::: r
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Table t'Toth. ..' "r " ZZTvow-
al-auaTo,letOovera
BiBukew. .nrl4,tr. Allendale
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aud othir spreads.
jjOWKSTIO MUBLINH ANr
In ail cualliles and widths, at th.
Sirt. J ii. ',.42dpK f'mlB., west lateet; thence soutu
rA v5' 7J ailu ' ea8t by ground lormeily of said Trevor
hiliVr.. Emma U. Swan, 177 leet; thence
by the same south 42 fi.. . . t .