TIIE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH miLADELPIIIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 18(37.
THE KING OF THE CRADLE.
Draw liack Uie cradle curtain, Kate,
WhilrJt watch and ward you're keeping,
Let's Bee the monarch lie in state,
And Tiew him whilst he's Bleeping,
lie smiles and clasps his tiny hands,
As sunbeams in come streaming,
A world of baby fairy -land
lie visits whilst he's dreaming.
Monarch of pearly powder-puff
Asleep in nest so cosy,
Shielded from breath of breezes rough
Iiy curtains warm and rosy;
He slumbers soundly in his coll,
As weak as one decrppH,
Though King of Coral, Lord of Hull,
And Knight of Bath that's tepid.
Ah, lucky tyrant 1 Uappy lot 1
Fair watchers without number,
To swetly sing beside his cot,
And hnsh him elf to slumber;
"White hands in wait to smooth so neat
His pillow when it's rumpled,
On conch of rose-leaves, fresh and sweot,
Not one of which is crumpled !
Will yonder dainty, dimpled hand
tize, nothing and a quarter
E'er claFp a sabre, lead a baud
To glory and to slaughter f
And, may I ask, will thone blue eyes
In baby patois "peepers"
E'er in the House of Commons rise,
And strive to catch the Speaker's f
"Will that fair brow o'er Hansard frown,
Confused by lore statistio 1
Or will those lips e'er stir the town
From pulpit ritualistic f
Impossible; and yet mayhap
Though strange, quite true it may be
Perhaps Nero once fed on pap,
And Ueales was once a baby.
Though rosy, dimpled, plump, and round,
Though fragile, soft, and tender,
Sometimes, alas I it may be found
The thread of life is slender 1
A little shoe, a bitten glove
Affection never wauting
The shattered idol of our love
Is all that is remaining.
Then does one chance, in fancy, hear
Small feet in childish patter,
Tread soft as they a grave draw near,
And voices hush their chatter;
'Tis small and new, they pause in fear,
Beneath the grey church tower,
To consecrate It by a tear,
And deck it with a flower.
Then take your babe, Kate, kiss him so,
Fast to your bosom press him !
Of mother'B love what does he know ?
Though closely you caress him.
Ah I what a man will be that boy,
What mind and education 1
If he fulfils the hope and joy
Of mother's aspiration.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
(TOB ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE OUTSIDE PAQE.
The Constitctk n Engine Company, No. 7,
of Brooklyn, arrived in this city last eveninir,
and were received by a large delegation of the
firemen of this city. They cumo In at Market
street ferry, and were conducted by a committee
of the Wanen Hose Company to Arch street,
where the line ot escort wns already formed,
and, alter beine; placed in position, the proces
sion moved in the following order:
Ciilef Marshal and Aids.
A dolofjallun ol the Harmony Fire Company.
Warren ;ilose Company, Willi carriage. A car fol
lowed, bearing a transparency lnsorloed
"Wtlcutue Constitution."
Committee ot lU-ccplloii,
I hief Lyle and Assistants.
Coiibtitullon l-.nvlne Company, or Rro.iklyn, with
steamer. Tin.-re were about one hundred
men ttloiiK 'lie rope.
Reliance Engine Coinpuuy, with carriage and
steamer.
A delegation of Hie Hope Hose Company.
Fi'me Lose Company with carriage ano steamer,
A delegation ol lhe Good Will Engine-Company.
Delegation of Ii-depc ndenco Hose Company.
Good Will II use Company, wltb curriaKP and steamer.
Del) Ration of Mnyumensii g Homo Company,
Union Hone Company, wlih carriage.
The route moved over wus along Arch to
fixth, to t hesuut, to Tentl), to Pine, to Twen
tieth, and to the house of the Warren Hose
Company, at Twentieth and Filbert streets
where ib", tipparalus was housed. Subse
quently the visitors were taken to an upper
elorv. where a srdendid banouct hud been pre-
pitred, aud to which ilic company present did
lull justice.
During their stay the Constitution will b3
the guests of the YV'iuren Hose Company, who
have' made every preparation lo reu ier the visit
aii agreeable and pleasant one.
To-day they will visit Independence Hall, the
Miut, Eairruount, and other public institutions.
This evening they attend the Arch Street
Theatre, by the invitation of Mrs. John Drew.
Moyauensiko. Yesterday afternoon the
Committee on Prisons paid a visit to Mova-merji-insr
Prison, and were ttaowu through it by
Mr. Perkins, the Superintendent. Owing to the
crowded condition ot the Institution, it was re
solved to memorialize the Legislature for per
mission to enlarge the prison ground, by taking
that portion ol the Parade Ground extending
as far westward as the line of S. Twelfth street,
and using it tor prison purposes. The better
method of couveying prisoners to and from the
prison was also considered, as many ot the
prison vans, as at present constructed, are do
ftc ive and objectionable.
It is proposed to subdivide them into two
apartments, whieh will in a great measure tend
to remedy them.
The appropriation for the coudn? year was
only partially considered, and will be the sub
ject of a future conference, lhe amount ap
propiiated for prion purposes for the present
year was $145,012, but a lees amount will be
needed for the coming year. Although Moya
mensing is so greatly crowded, the best order
and di cipline prevail, and the Board of Inspec
tors pive all necessary attention to the health,
cleanliness, and comfort ot thoee committed to
tit Ir care.
Improvements. The Fourth National Bank
has lately taken pos-e-sion of their new banking
house, Aich street, below Eighth. Tne new
apartments are immediately in tun rear or the
property formerly occupied by the bank, and
consist ofoue larcro bull 42 feet by 77, and 25
ieet in height. The walls are rancllO'l, and light
introduced piincipnllj Uioutrh a larjjo skylight
in the ceiling, the gluni boincr fronted. Heavy
mouldiigs and tne general flinch of the room,
with its walnut counters and deks, frescoea
wulls, and bronzed iiou work, giv- a hall equal
in appearance to auy bitukiug csinbLunmeut In
Philudelpnia. ,
The three new floras being erected on
Chcsuut sireet, above Twellth, on the site of the
Merchert mansion, are rapidly approaching
coupletion, aud will be reudy for tue teuants
by the first of February. Each, s'ore is 25 teet
front by 2;i0 hi deoth, tour stories iu height, and
so arranged with skjliirhts (tia', not withstaud
ino the ureal depth, every part of the building
will be liyht. The marble trout isjof handioine
det-lpn, ami will add prcatly to the architectural
beauty of t'besuut street.
Tub Quarter Hkhsions Fun Bir.t. The fee
bill lor the September term of the Court of
Quarter ?eions h is been approved by the City
Solictor. The bdl 8howsth-it the Grand Jury
acted upon 284 bills of indictment during the
month, and ot this number 138 were ignored,
leavimf 140 to be returned to Court as true. In
the trial of the 140 races only C6 were declared
Ifuipy. The fee bill Is a folio w:-Idstrict
Attorney's few, $1858; clerks'. $H40 30; Shenll'i,
t3b7,76; njwkiugjiltt' of tUH '05.
Mabkbt Rents. The Commissioner of Mar
let Air, Pugb, increased the real of iuui
during the present jenr over ff.COO above the
estimated amount ot Inst your. The entire re
ceipts reached nearly fiiO.nun.
AMUSEMENTS.
Tnn Academy op Music win crowded last
evening with an elite and Intelligent audience,
to witness Madame Adelaide Uistori's wonderful
personation ot the haplcbs "Queen of France,"
in Paolo (Jinconietti's new tragic play of Marie
Antoinette. The fault of the work is its elabo
rateness Bnd want of true dramatic couoord
ance. It is written In seven acH instead of live,
and resemble Schiller's WaUemtein (in thirty
nets), without the power and classic beauty ot
that great work. The sceucry, imported Irom
Itsly, is mimniticfiit and artistic, the "grand
hair'iu theTullerlusbeintrthebeijtandmost laitU
fully executed, butrather highly wrought in color
a ter the manner of Telbin's "drop scenes.''
The dresses were appropriate, and those of
Mnio Uistorl the richest we have ever seen.
The play was carefully acted, mid the tableaux
finals were rendered with much prsce and pond
taste. The music incidental to ttie new play
was admirably n udered by the orchestra, under
Pr. W. A. Cunnington. iM'me Uistorl per
formed her enoi mous role with an evenness of
pathos, paxsion, and womanly characteristics
that exhibited to the fullest detiree her remarka
ble dramatic in-ntus, and the applause wa
general throughout. This evening Marie An
toinette will be repeated, commencing at half
past 7 o'clock. On to morrow (Friday) night,
benefit ot M'mc Uistorl, when phe will appear
as "Melca" and "Lady Macbeth." Saturday
alternoon, Marie Antoinette.
At the Walnut Mr. J. B. Roberts will appear
in Louis Al, lor the la-t time, to-night. This
rote has been splendidly acted by Mr. Roberts
and he has been tendered the most generous
applause. To-morrow (Friday) night Mr.
Roberts will have a benefit, when he will
asf-umehis gieat ro'eof "Sir Edward Mortimer,"
and the dual role ot "Dei Franchi," in the Cor
sica. Brothers. Next Monday evening Mr.
Thomas J. Hemphill, the business manager of
the Walnut, will take his first benetit, upon
which occasion Mrs. W. (Jomeral will appear in
the successful operetta of tho Grnnd Ducltess of
Go olstein.
At tdk Alien Kohody's Daughter draws large
audiences. It will be phiyed this evening, with
Diss Kate Reignolds and the whole company in
the cast.
At thi Chesnut Mrs. D. P. Bowers will ap
pear apain as the "Queen of Scots" this evening,
in Schiller's play of Mary Stuart, in which she
has made quite a hit.
Fokepaugu's Great Combination Circus and
Menagerie is now exhibiting to immense crowds
every evening and Saturday afternoons, at the
"Skating Rink," Fifteenth and Wallace streets.
We are informed that the copy of the Greek
fr-lave aud Thorwaldsen's Gallery of Statuary at
Copenhagen will be repeated to-night, by re
quest, at the Assembly Building. Ah the
rMereopticon will be eontinued tor a short time
only, it will repay our readers to visit it. These
marvellous representations are so perfect that
one feels himself standing In the presence of'tlie
originals. An entirely new programme will be
ollered to-morrow evening.
MARINE 1ELEQRAPH.
Jbr additional Marine News gee First Page.
ALMANAC FOB PHILADELPHIA THIS DAT,
Scn Risks ...6 20; Moon Kjsm 8-06
BCW fcUCTH 5 OBl HlH WATBB... 1112
PHILADELPHIA HOAKD Oif TBADJfi.
Hknry WlNKOIl, 1
CUAHI.KS WHKKI.H.R, Y . 'KTTi,tOOVHTIl,
Jaw km T. 1 oumu, )
UOVKJ1EMTS OF UCUAtt STKAMKUS,
FOR AMERICA.
Porussln Iiaiulurif....New York Oct. 6
Ata'antu --London Kew York ..Oct. 0
Vlrninia Ltvi;rpool...New York (jot, 9
A llantlc UoiitliHiiiptou..Mew York Out,
Helvetia l.ivtrpool...JS.'ew York Oc. 9
Allanla London New York Oct. 9
AuHHlan Livtrpool...(juebec Oct. lu
VllleOe Pans Brest New Voik Oct. 12
China .1 Llverinol...llo.stou .Oct. 12
C!.orN aaliliiKton. Liverpool. ..New York .Oct, 12
Hecla Liverpool...!Sew York Oct. 12
A'lenjanula..fcoutlianipton..lN-ew York Oct. 12
Malta Liverpool. ..Mew York Oct. 12
llaesa Bontnauiptou...New York..... Ouu 15
Hiniienoia Liverpool...N"ew York Oct. 15
C ol Paris I,lverpool...New York Oct. IS
( iilcconlH Glasgow New York .Oct. Iti
Frunt e Ltverpool...N'ew Y'ork Oct. )
Neatotlan .LIverpool...QiiebPC Oct. Ill
Kubsia Liverpool. ..New York Oct. 19
KOll KUROPK.
New York New Vork...Breuien Oct, 21
V. ol London New York...Liverpool -Oct. 2d
Pennsylvania... New York...Llverpool OcU 2t
ta'anla New York...Lonlon Oct. Ml
J. Kinedoni New York...Olas(,'ow tJ;t. 2i
Pulion New York... Havre Oct. M
Ilo.nt'Hia New York...iIanibut't Oct. 'Jti
Atlantic New York... Itrcmen Oct. 2i
OOAbTWJBK. DOMJUSTICi, KIO.
Columbia .New York.Jlavana .Oct, 21
Alliance Pliilada ..Cbarlestou Oct. 2il
Tonawauda Plllatla Havamiau Oct. 21
rl. iludbou fli liana Havana... -Oct. 29
Pioneer-.. Pliilada -Wilmington ....Oct, 31
Btarof tbeUiiion.Philada....New Orleans Nov. 2
Mails are lorwardetl hv everv Hteumer in Lite regular
llnea. The Bteaiuers for or from Livernool call at
QueenBtnwn, except the Canadian Hue, which call at
iouuonuerry. i lie steamers lor or irom the uouti-
Dent rail at KoiHhaiuiiton,
CLEARED YISTKRDAV.
8tcomlilp Normiin, Crowell, Ronton, II. WlnsorACo
bchr fil arietta Uiltou, iritzluiier, buyua, b. it W,
CIOU.
Kt'r J. H.Phrlver, DennlB, Baltimore, A. O roves, Jr.
Kt'r K. C. llltldle, McCne. New York, W. P.Clyde&Co.
Tu Thus. JellerHon, Allen, tor iiallliuore, with a tow
ol barges, W. P. Clyde & Co,
ARRIVED YKHTERDAT.
Steamship Alliance, Kelly, 60 hours from Charles
ton, with cotton, rice, etc., to Lathbury, Wlckeraham
& Co.
Meamshlp Roman, Baker, 4 hours from Ho ton.
with intlHe. to II, WlnHor A Co. Reports one barque at
anchor ott the Cape; pasued steamer Cleopatra on'
lieedy Island, bound up,
BrlK C. Miller. Brewer, from Portsmouth, In ballast
to Van Dusen, Lochman A Oo.
r-tbr J. c. BrookB, Burgess, from Boston, wltb mdse.
to I rowell & Collins.
Hclir M. M. Freeman. Howes, from Rock port, with
rrHlue. to Crowell & Collins.
hclir VlitJinla. Bcarse, from Boston, wltb Ice to
Knickerbocker Ice Co,
Bchr Crescent Lodge. Hart, from Lanosvllla.
Hteamer Philadelphia, Fultz, 24 hours from New
Yoik, with uidne. to V, P. Clyde it Co.
hleamer Bluck Diamond. Meredith. 24 hours from
Ni w York, with indite, lo W. M. Balrd A Co.
HtPHDier Ann Kllza, Richards, 24 hours from New
York, with nidne. to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Tug 'l'hos. Jetlerson. Allen, irom Baltimore, with
tow oi barges lo W. P. Clyde A Co,
, . , mkmo"ranija.
Bhlp Tamerlane, Curtis, hence, via Bt. John.N. B.,
at Liveipoo) 9th Inst.
Hteamshlp pioneer, Bennett, hence, at Wilmington
2lith ii.su
Biirque Irnia, Cummlngs, from Feruamlina, at
Havana 1Mb lust,
Btruue Jtunie, Brandos, hence for Antwerp, was
passed 20lh Inst. lat. 41 4ii. inn. 00 20.
bt hr Win. 11, Tleis, iiuttuian, hence, at Bavannah
lOlll lllBt,
bchrs W. S. niles, Thompson, and M. It. Bomers,
Bouieis. from BohIoii. at Mobile loth lost.
trclir J. Ciock ii.nl, Jones, Irom Bristol for Philadel
phia, at Newport lutli liiHt.
bchr Zi-ylu, Crowell, for Philadelphia, cleared at
B Htou 22d itiHt,
ecbr M. K, Ruckhlll, Rockhlll, hence, at Wanlilng
tcn 22d liint.
hciirs K. liwing, McDevItt; L. C. ITickoinn, I.awson:
Cherry, Layii'un; and W. Donnelly, Uunler, hence, at
(.C (il(. tt(.M) 22(1 lllHta
i-cl.r Maiy M. Unee, Crelk'hton, from Fall Ktver for
Piiiladflphla, at Ni wport ll'th Inst.
Meaii.er (leo. II, btout, Ford, hence, at Oeorgetown
22d IhHI,
NOTICE TO MARINRfMi
Tho followlnu is au extract from a despatch, dated
Jiiiy ai, lot.7. to the Iiepariment of Htute Irom the
American CodbuI at Cape Town. Tabln Bay, Cape ot
Ootid Hope, conceruink the Breakwater lucuurao of
construction in mat nay:
'I i.m nort lias heretolore been conslitered by all
nations as a very dangerous one. particularly in the
w luler mouths that Is during June. July, and August
when ct.uniaut gales are blowing Irom ihuH.svery
few vessels, indeed, dared to approach the bay in the
8tAb('iui8seven'yearB ago the authorities of the port,
In ti i Our to atlord protection to vessels lying In the
harbor, commenced bulhllug a dam or brcukwater,
which Is now fast approaching completion, and which
heu fiuUhea win o m imiiiiruiiiuiiin,Biiu'
. ........ miri verv trreat solidity.
lape Town has been receully visited by severe
weather: bui owing to i" lumeuin... .....u u-cu
Horded to lhe shipping by the break water, uo casual
,i. . ... u,.u nr ii.h vessels lo the harbor have followed.
It appears, Irom a plan forwarded oy Consul Oerard,
that the breakwater Is now completed lor a length of
lsi.U feel from hwn water niara. i i. i'n.i u
carry ibis work about ROU feet beyond lis proseul
Chlel of bureau.
Burtan Cf Kyltl0B.KTy PepaiUuut,eit,2, 17.
Notlre Is hereby given thnt the following new htioys
have hi en placed lo mark the approach lo I euobsoot
Bay, Me.:
on Inner Orlndstone LedKM a red spur lmv. with
the following bearings, vis : North end nt Fisher
man's Island K. by N. !i N.; north t-nrt ol Otter Island
HW, by W H W. Iliiny on lhe NW, entt ol Mm ledge,
which has eight feel at low water. Tnee lertg.'t ex
tend n quarter of a mile to the eastward of the hnov.
On Northwest Ledge a spar buoy, red and hlneit,
wnh the following bearings: N W. end of Hlwu
Inland NK. by N.i NF.. point of Ash Island HW, 'j W,
Buoy on top qf the ledge, which has eight leet at low
wster. Oood channel all around by giving the buoy
a berlh ol fifty yards.
Also a new huny to mark the entrance to Lobster
Cove, or False White HeHd Harbor, lied spar buov,
20 feet BW. of the ledge, which has nine feet at low
water. To be loft on the starboard hand going lu.
SAAC EVANS.
MAM FAnrviirn and ii:a Li.n ix
OILS. FAINTS, VARNISHES,
ITaval Stores aud Soaps,
NO. 1C Mll'.TH I) 1.1. A WAKE AVENl'E,
10 B ?m 3p PlflLABELPniA.
WINDOW BLINDS AND SHADES
831, CHARLES L HALE,
(Late Balesman and Superintendent for B. J. Williams)
KO, 831 ABl'II NIltKET,'
MANUFACTURER. OF
VENETIAN BUNDS AND WINDOW SHADES.
Largest and finest asaortment In the city at the
LOWEST PRICES, 9 23 2m8p
PPHOL8TERINO IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
ga J. WILLIAMS & SONS.
NO, 16 NORTH SIXTH STBF.ET,
MANUFACTURERS OF
VENETIAN ULINDS
AKD -
WINDOW SHADES.
Largest and fie eat assortment In the city at the
LOWEST PBICES.
Repairing promptly attended to.
STORE t-HADFS made and lettered. 9 25 2m8p
BOOTS AND SHOES.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
FRENCH CALF DOUBLE SOLE BOOTS, Firs
Quality, 112-00.
FBENCH CALF SINGLE BOLE BOOTS, Firs
Quality, 110'EO.
FBENCH CALF DOUBLE SOLE BOOT;?, Second
Quality. (10 00.
FRENCH CALF SINGLE SOLE BOOTS, Second
Quality, O'tO.
HOIK' I I NK ItOOTS AND SHOES
At very low prices.
BARTLETT,
AO. 83 MOUTH N1XTJI STUEET,
l"Jrn
ABOVE CHEBNUT.
INSTRUCTION.
QTKVEN8DALE INSTITUTE.
BOARDING Sen OO L FOB VOUNO LADIES.
Terms Board, Tuition, etc. per scholastic year,500.
NO EXTRAS.
Circulars at Messrs. Fairbanks & Swing's, No. 711
CHESNUT Street; also at Messrs. T. B. Peterson
Brothers', No. 3U6 CIIESNUT Etreet.
Address, personally or by note,
N FOSTEE BROWNE, Principal,
10 3 thmtf South Amboy.N. J.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
gTAKDBRIDGE, BARR & CO.,
IUFOBTEB8 OF AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE,
NO. 1831 MAKliET STKEET,
Offer for sale large stock ol
Ilnrdwaro mul Cutlery,
TOGETHER WITH
lOOO KEGS NAILS
AT BEDTJCED PBICEH, 87thata
CUTLERY.
A One assortment of POCKET and
TABI.K CUTLERY, RAZOKH,
RAZOR ST HOPS, LADIES' HOLS
H01U4. PAPKii AND TAILOUM'
8HKAKH, ETCrf
Im V. HKLMULU'tj
Cutlery B tore, No. JRSBontb TENTH Street,
11 Three doors above WalnaU
REMOVAL.
) E M O V A E.-H E M O V A E.
C. W. A. TRUMFLER
HAS REMOVED HIS WUSIC STORE
IBOH SEVENTH AND CI1ENNUT BTS.
TO
No. 92C C1IESNVT STREET,
12tfrp PHILADELPHIA.
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC.
TRENCH STEAM
SCOURING.
ALCI DYLL. IViARX & CO.
", 188 KtVi .l Tii.l i sl'litET
sNU
;. Bio n!) Tt::T.
aiOmwf
p
RAN C'S
AWEKIOAN CII10!XO
IN IMITATION OF OIL. PAINTINUS,
Published by L. PRANG & CO., Boston, Sold la
all Picture Stores, fend for CataloKue. 10 I tuthsnn
T. STEWART BROWN,
8.K. roruoror
FOURTH & CUK8TSVT STS
MANUIMCTURBa OP
lETTlTKB, 'VAtlSEB, BAGS, RETICTTITS, BHA-Wl
BTEAP8, HAT CASES, POCKET BOOKS, FLAfiij
and TraveUng Goods lenaraUy.
JOHN CRUMP,
OAllPKNTKIC AND BUILDEKJ
IUONi KO. ! EODUH ITBEET, AND
NO. 17IS CUESNOT HTBEET,
raUASBLrBU
FURS.
1807.
FALL AND WINTER.
137
FUR HOUSE,
(Established in ICI8.)
The underslRiied Invite the special attention of the
Latllis to their larK stock of FURS, consisting of
H'ufTe, Tippets, Collars, Etc.,
IN IiUHSIAN BABLK,
HUDoON'S BAY SABLE,
MINE SABLB
KOYAL ERMINE, CHINCHILLA, FITCH, KTO.
All of the LATEST STYLES, BUPKBIOtt FINISH,
aud a' reasonable priced.
I sill'-s In mourning w ill find handsome articles
rutM.VKN Ert and SIMIA8: the latter a most beao
tlfuliur.
CAIlRIAOE POBES, KLEIUH ROBES, and FOOI
61 U I US. In great variety,
A. K. & F. K. VOWIRATH,
mm NO. 417 ARCH STREET.
FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS.&C.
M
F.RIXO UNDKUWEAIi IN GllKAT VA-
nuty, lor sale at
HOFM ANN'S HOSIERY STORE.
Merino Underwear for dents.
Merino Underwear for Youths,
Merino Underwear fur Infants.
Merino Underwear lor MInsms.
Merino Underwear tor Ladles:
Merino Hose for Lathes.
Merino Hose for Misses,
Merino Hose lor Youths,
Merlne Hose lor Infauls.
Merino Hose lor Oents.
All-wool t-lilrtH, while, for Gents.
All-wool Milrts, scarlet, lor Ueuts,
A ll-wool Hhirts, Krey mixed.
All-wool bhtrts, blue mixed.
All the above, of superior qualities, for sale at
1IOF9I ANN'S IIUKIERTKTOBE,
SStulhsJ No. 9 North EIGHTH Street,
J. W. SCOTT Sc CO.,
HHIBT MAMirAlTtBEBS,
AND DKALKRa IN
MEN'S FURNISHING NOODl
NO. 814 I'HESNVT STREET.
FOUR DOORS BELOW THE "CONTINENTAL,1
6 2VJrp PHILADELPHIA.
PATENT SHOULDER - SEAM
SH1HT MANUFACTORY,
ANUENTEK11E.VS FURMISHINU STORB
PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
made Irom measun mental very short notice.
All other articles ot OJiNTLEiLEN'8 DBESS
GOODS in lull variety.
WINCHESTER A CO.,
HI No. 7(i CHESNDT StreeV
GROCERIES, ETC.
priCSU FRUITS, 1867.
PEACHES, PEARS, PINEAPPLES,
PLUMS, APRICOTS, CHERRIES.
BEACH BERRIES, QUINCES, ETC.
PRESERVED AND FRESH, IN CANS AND
ULA.SM JARS,
Put op for our particular trade, and for sale by the
dozen, or In smaller quantities, by
MITCHELL & FLETCHER,
loam JM4. lAOa 4'1IHSN VJT HTUKRT. .
JT I N E TAEMESAN CUEESE,
lllltll IIKAO CHEESE,
VOl'Mi AMERICA, OK
IMITATION ENC'llSnSTIETON CHEESE,
FOR SALE BY
JAMES R. WERR,
S. E. COR. EIGHTH AM WALNUT STS.,
g H Philadelphia.
EW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
WHITE CLOVER HONEY,
FIRST OF THE SEASON,
AEEERT C. ROBERTS,
Dealer In Fine Groceries,
U7Irp Comer ELEVENTH and VINE Bta.
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.
-Tf f?f PKNN BTBAM ENGINE AND
SaULL-tU BOILER WORKS. NEAFIK A LEVY"
PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINKEKS
WACHINIblW, BOILER. MAKERW. BLACK
SMITHS, aud FOUNDERS, bavin for many year
been In successful operation, and been exoluslvelp
eiiKaged In building aud repairing Marine and River
Engines, high aud low-pressure, Iron Boilers, Watet
Tanks, Propellers, etc. etc respectfully oll'or their
services lo the public as being fully prepared to con
tract for engines of all sizes, Marine, River, aud
Stationary; having sets of patterns of different sizes,
are prepared to execute orders with quick despatch.
Every description of pattern-making made at the
shortest notice. High and Low-pressure Flue,
Tubular, aud Cylinder Boilers, of the beet Pennsyl
vania charcoal Iron. Forglngs of all slr.ea and kinds:
Iron aud Brass Castings of all descriptions; Roll
Turning, Screw Cutting, and all other work connected
wltb the above bualueHS.
Drawings and specifications for all work done
at the establishment free of charge, and work guar
anteed, , t
The subscribers have ample wharf-dock room for
repairs of boats, where they can lie in perlect safely
and are provided with shears, blocks, Xaiia, eto. ew...
for xalslu. lv, or light weigh, fl
JOHN P, LEVY.
8 1 BEACH and PALMJOt Street,
JAV. CbHAN MJUWICK, WILLIAM K. MJEBAIC
iUHR . OOPK.
SouTiiwArtK Fouamti', fifth anjd
WASHLNUTON HireeU,
Philauklpmia.
U EH RICK A SONS,
ENOIN KKRH AND MACHINISTS,
maenfacture High aud Low Pressure Steam Knginet
lot Land, River, aud Marine Service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Jron Boats, etc
(.astiugs of all kinds, either iron or bruss.
Iron Frame Kools lor Gas Works, Workshop!, and
Railroad blallous, eto.
Retorts and Gaa Machinery, of the latest and mosi
improved coimlructiou.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, and
Pugur, Saw, aud Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open
bu aiu Train, Defecator, Fillers, Pumping Eu
iriuett, etc,
bole A genu for N. Bllleu' Patent Sugar B,)lllnB
Aiiuaratus, Nonuiyth's Patent Steam Hummer, and
AHpiuwall A WooUey'l Patent CeulrLTugai Hucai
Dmlnlng Machine. - gj
BBIDESBUBO MACLIINB W0KK8
OFFICE,
No. t5 N. FRONT (STREET,
rHILAhKXPUIA.
We ie prepared to fill orders to any extent for om
MACHINERY FOB COTTON AN 3 WOOLLEN
" M 1 l.LH,
Including all recent Improvement In Carding, Spin
ulng, and Weaving, '
e invite the attention of mannfaoiureri to oar ex
enB,'Ve WOnU' ALFRED JENK8 A BON,
nTKAM FNG1NB MANUFACTURED BY
O "t'ORLlfS," rrovidence. blaie of cylinder, 20
Inch diameter by 4H Inch stroke about one humlrer'
UyU:!.rBe,,0WUr' Al"",W W.B.LKVAN,
Cor. of WOOD and TWENTY-FOURTH Bui,, Phil.
O Hi
N BSC HANOI
BAG MANUFACTORY.
JOHN T. BAILEY GO.,
BKMOVKD TO
K E Corner of MARKET aud WATEIt Btreeta,
"' Philadelphia.
DEALS RB IN BAGM AND BAGGLNO
Of everv Deacrlpllon, tor
HralD. Floor, ball, Hnper-PhosphaM of Lime, Bon
Dust, Etc
tAre and small OCNNV BA(H oonstantly on hand
th AUo,WOOA.bACKB.
3oum T Bails r, Jajlm Camasbm
AMUSEMENTS.
T ISTOR I. ACADEMY OF MU3I .
V Director J. OUAl?
MARIF, A N it II N r. I IK, , ,
Prrfrirmsnra on MA II IK A N I OIN E TTK nlcM ,
this evenini;, rnuimeuces at precisely hall-past 7.
limns open at 7.
1JII8 (ThuiKday) October. 24 LAHT NIGHT OK
MA It IK. AiHIUIfliaif,
Glnrnmr-rtl'. Imhl ami Platiorute work, will bft prA-
srnled, with prest splendor, gorgeous costumes, and
vi w srenery ol the mofl costly ciuirno'er.
r Jti iia l , t icu a M, jaw t rsiiiii I in I'liiiauoipiiui ui
MADAMK niMlOI'I.
when she will appear In her rrat tragic role of
MKHKA,
fhesanie Irnirnily in which Aliidftiiin UHTOIU inane
ln r Irliiniphaiii th-hut In America, and Hi" Imt a'i of
MACItKIH, which Inclnil.s lhi CKI.ICIUtA I KD
HI.KI- P W A I,K I Ml SCK.N K. S'i ndinlraltly prescnte'i
hist si iiiin hy Aintlanic Kls riiltl.
KATl.'ltDAY Al'TEKNL,ON.al linll-iastl. Doors
opeu at 1.
MATtTF. ANTOIVFTTK MATI Vl-'.R.
and last appearance of MaOaiue RI.TORI in Phila
delphia. A n in Ik- Ion to Pnni'.iPl, parquet C'rclo, and llalmnv,
?1: l.ifrrvnl r-ta's. ho cents extra; t.nolly Circle, An
ci nih; Oalli-ry. . Acrnts.
i-t inn lor Hie im :ii lin e cmi lie hntl nl tlio Ara-iem oi
Music, end hi Tl M I'LKll'n New Music Mloro, No.
hid I 111 i-NCT Htr.et.
Oh the Mailiif, ndmlnsl-iii to all parts of the house.
Cm' liol'ar. ItemTveo nciiIm, 60 cents ex.ra.
A
CAD K M Y OF MUSI C
lAhOi.INK M. HWH IN(;- Oiiecuesa
,-ll n. ...... n.. tl.tl.t
iii , I'Miiiirii' r- m ni,,iit-ii ni'til-nil Oil
HiiMiAY EVEMNil, O t. 2 l-'.7.
All tlie Old Favorites, with additional Artists and
New Operas,
Orf-nlnc Opera Bon KM IAN OIRI,.
Box bheet. lor Uie s tin ol Reserved t-eats,
W II 1HH T r X 1 ItA I'll A Hi I-:,
Now epen at TKCMPI.KK'H New Mimic Store. No.
9:0 Clli bNLT atrtet. Tickets, One Dollar. n:-Hi
FO E E P A U C II ' 8
MAMMOTH MANAItKHIE
AM) MODEL CIRCUS
FIVE DAYS ANI NlUiriH MOKE.
REMAIN DKIl OK TITI3 WEEK.
CENTRAL SKATING PARK,
BROAD AND WAI.LAi K STRR1KT8.
EVERY AKTERNOON AND EVENING.
THE LIVG GIRAFFE.
S'i'i RARB BEAHTM AND BIRDS.
FINEST CIRCUS 1BOUPW
EVER IN PHILADELrUIA.
TIIE PUBLIC DELIGHTED
WITH THE WONDERS OK NATURE,
MAGNIFICENT PERFORMANCES,
SPLENDID MORS KM,
CHASTE ENTERTAINMENTS.
EVERY AFTERNOON AT 2';.
EVERY EVENING AT 8.
Doors Open One Hour-aud-a-half Previous.
A d mission Mic.
Children, 10 years and under
ON MONDAY, October -J8,
Tnis snow at Wilmington.
MKS. JOHN DREW'S AKCII STREET
THEATRE. Begins at IV, o'clock.
NOBODY'S DAUGHTER.
MONDAY, AND TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
Maeder and Fulton's great drama of
NOBODY'S DAL (Jill Ell,
with Its startlliiK ethicta, and
Miss KA'IK REIGNOLDS as JENNY WILT.SON,
Miss BREWER, and LADY KVERSLE1GU,
Aldrd by the Full Company.
During the piece a Gambling Scene.
FRIDAY BENEFIT OK MISS REIONOI.TiS.
MONDAY, November 4; firtt lime, SL'RI-.
TV7ALNUT STREKT T II E A T II E.
V V N. E. cor. NINTH and W ALN UT. Benin, at a
to 8. THIS (Thursday) EVENING, October 21, I8ti7,
lhe popular tragedian,
Mr. J. B. BOBFRTS
will appear for the lust time In Bouclcault's historical
trattdy. In 5 acts, translated from the Krench, eutilled
LOUIS XI, KING OF FRANCE.
Louis XI Mr. J. B. ROBERTS
lo conclude with Morton's popular farce ot
M Y PRECIOUS REToY.
FRIDAY-BENEFIT OK MR. J. B. ROBERTS.
TSTEW CHESNDT STREET THEATRE.
JJN THIS (Thursday) EVENING. 0?t. U,
EngBuement ol lhe distinguished Amuriciwi Actress,
MRS. D. P. BOWERS,
who will appear In
MARY STUART,
To conclude with the favorite laice.
Til AT BLESSED BABY.
BATURDAY MATINEE M RS. D. P. BOWER3.
A G ltKA T MAT1NKK BILU
FOX'S AMERICAN VAK1ETT THEATRE.
JSVKKV iiVENING AND SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE,
In Grand Ballets Ethiopian Burlcstiuea.bougs, Dances
Pantomimes, OyiiiUKNi Acta, etc.
JEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE,
ELEVENTH STREET, ABOVE CHEBNUT.
T JI E fAHItT KElOHT
OVEN FOR THE SEASON,
CAftiiCRGSS & OIXEY'S BIJKSTRELS.
THE GREAT BTA It TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
IN THKIB
V.UAN11 KIUIbrUN NOIltKKM.
J. L. CARNCBOHS Manager.
R. F. MMPBOW, Treasurer. H 19 3m
HORTICULTURAL HAL L
GRAND MATINEE,
by CARL KENT's ORCHl-blRA of 40 Performers.
EVERY THURSDAY APTEJtNOuN
(Commencing October 8, lsii7), at 3 o'clock.
Vocalist Mr, JEAN LOUIS,
SINGLE ALMlchiON, 60 CENTS.
Package of four Tickets for l.
To he had at Boner A Co.'s Music Store, No, 1102
Chesnut street, and at the door, i) ltu
AfSKMBLY BUILDINGS TENTH ASD
CHESNUT STREETS,
'lhe MAMMOTH S'l EREOPTTCON. for a short
time only, commencing on MONDAY EVENING,
October 21, at 8 o'clock. This Instrument produces
the same eflect obtained by a parlor stereoscope, of
making objects stand out In bold rellel, only on a
gigantic iscalo. The collection embraces several
hundred of the llnest European and American views,
enabling the mautiuers to vary their programme from
time to time. Admission, 6ocenls; children, 2TceulH.
Ticii its lor tale at Trumpler's Music Store, aud at
the door. 10 IB til
GERMANIA ORCHESTRA. PUBLIC RE
hesrsals at the M USICA L FUND HALL, every
SATURDAY , at Uii A. M, Tickets sold at the door,
and at all principal Music Stores. Engagements can
be made by addressing G. BASTEBT. No. USl MON
TEREY Street, or at R. WILLIG'S MuslO Store, No.
iO'Jl CHEhNUT Street. 10 am
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
J. AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
In the matter of the Estate of ROBERT W. SMITH,
Deceased.
Notice Is hereby giveu that the leport of the Audi
tor In the above case will be tiled lo the oilioe of lhe
Clei k ol the said Court, on KKIDA Y, tne 1st day of
November, A. D. 18ii7. In the meantime, access con
he had to the said Report, at the Auditor's olllce, No.
VZl WALNUT street, Philadelphia, for the purpose
or examining the same; w hen aud where excuptlous
mum be tiled, if thought proper, agreeably to the
Rules Ol Court In such "case made and provided.
HAMUH.L C. PERKINS, Auditor.
Philadelphia, October 14, A, D 1W7. lo latulhsol
IN THE ORPHANS' COUR " FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY OK PHILADELPHIA.
Estate OI MAUllld liuuir.m.ureraiiini.
The Auditor appoluied by the Court to audit, settle,
nil adjust the account ot ISAAC JONltS, Jr , and
RA EVANS, Executor of the estate of MARTHA
HUOTEN, deceased, and to report distribution of the
balance in the hands of the accountants, will meet
the narties Interested for the purpose of ills appoint
rneut. on MONDAY, October 28. lsW. at .1 o'clock P.
M.. at the olllce of K. H.THARP.No. 32 a THIRD
street, in tho city of Philadelphia.
10 17 thstiiol
other wilts of execution, win meet mo iiaiims m
tpresied on lhe 7Ui tluv of November, A. D. IHrt7. at 4
o'clock P. M . at his Olllce. No. 4H(1 N. THIRD Street,
pliili.ilelnhla. THOMAS K. K1NLE V PER,
10 US lot Auditor.
NEW YORK DYEINO AND PRINTING
F.BTAIIL1SHMKNT Works onhtalen Island.
Gilice iu Philadelphia. No. 40 N. ElUHTU Street
(west side).
This old and well-known Company, the largtit of
Its kind lu the world, and In the lorty nluth year of
Its existence. Is prepared, with the most exteuslvs
and improved machinery, to dye, eUnnne., aud ftnUh,
In a manner unequalled, every variety ol garment
and piece goods.
Garments rU.antrd by our new French pror-esi
wiUumt being ripped. v I7tiuhttw
HARRISON'S PATENT PAINT RFSOLVANT,
or paint aud Varnish Keinever, lor palmers. fur
niture audcarriage makers, printers, ana lamlly use.
lhe preparation will remove lhe hardest and olde.1
piut from any surface without scrat.ing and without
Injuring the wood, or making It until for frtwh palnb
II washes oft with water, taking the palul. varulslt,
or oil with It, ll la cheaper, mure expeditious, auO
more thorough than bumlug. . ,
For sale by all Druggists and Palm dealers !"
United btatve.UiuatUs.aud Wwl ludioa, imwi
DISTRICT COURT, FI. FA., J., 6f, 445.
JollN M.SMITH vs. ROHERT HARGRaVE.
W. T. SHIPLEY, L. C. FRENCH, and '1. G. K.O
RONY.lutelv trading as 11 A KG KA V E A CO.
The Auditor appointed by Iho Court to distribute
the fund arising iroju the saleof the personal property
of the above named defendants under lhe above and
AUCTION SALES.
, v i L t; L Jj A N D & CO
U.L (ii.d'i'i orn to Philip Ford o,), '
Al"t?lTONKjrPS. No. Sue MARKET Street.
SALE 0F '8"0 CASES BOOTH, SHOES, BRf
oArss, e;ic. ,
On .Monday Morning,
Cc'i her ?8. cr inmen Inir at 10 o'clock, we will sell
by catalogue, lor cash, is caies Men's. Boys', and
0'iIIih' l oots, sliiies, Krogans, etc. Also, a gene
rsl assortment of Women's, Misses', Bnd Children's
niar. to which the early attention of the trado 1
callt d. 10 24 9
JCilN It. BiVhKS A CO.. AUCTlONERRfi
.! T oo. -s aud I Ai n I'.K El Kvusi
LARGE POSITIVE SALIC " F OA RPErTINGS. ETC,
t.iu j iiuuy Mnrn.iig,
October 2.ri , at II o'clock, t.n four months' credit,
li lit vo- t iecpsof liicniln, Venetlau, list, henip.oot-
ti go, anil rug carpetlni;. 119 12 61
LA I'G K I I 11FM PTfHY H I K OK FRENCH AJfO
-O'lHEH F.UROI'J AN DRY OtDS, ETC '
On iMonilKV iiioinlng,
OrtnlnTls, st 10 t 't li ck, on (our munlhs creiHt, 904
lots ol French. India. German, aud BrlMth Iry
Gi otis. LlU2i5t
LA I; OK IEPFMPT R HM.EOK BOOTS. RTJOS,
Li;t.tiaih. lltAVKLl.lMI IIAMS, iilU. I
On Tin-nilay Mornln r.
October 2, al 10 o'clock on four months' cretflt, SOflO
pin kui. is bents, shoes, baituora's, etc., ol city and
J.i hierii uii.iiuiHC!ure. 10 24 t
7 1. (iCMMKY A f-ONS, AUCTIONEERS,
U. No. 6cs WALNUT Street.
Hold BrtiilnrSnles ot
M AI, ESTATE, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT
HIE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.
IT s ntllii I IB ol each property Issued separately,
li 0 catalogues ptililUdied and circtilaletl, containing
full descriptions ol property to be sold, as also apar-tit-llihlof
property contained In our Real Estate Re
glHtt r, and ollered at private sale.
fc-nles advertised dally In all the dally newtrpapers,h
SALE ON MONDAY, October 2. will Include
ORPHANS' COURT SA1.K 1 state ol U stlkel. de-
ceiined. Three-story brick Dwelling, southwest corner
ji nerson sno i weniy-tnirtt streets.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE Saine Estate ThrflG-
ittoiy brick Dwelling, northwest corner Twenty-third
antl V rinhl streets. .
I'EREAI PTORY SA LE Larce Lot of Gronnd, ll
218 eel, noilheast corner ol second street and Alla-
gheny avenue. Three fronts.
WALLACE STREET Two-story brick Dwelling,
No. 71(1.
NORTH SIXTH STREET Seven modern three
story brick Dwellings, Nos. 2411, 2113, 2415, 2117, 2418,
2421 , and i-UH, above York street. ID 12 IM
M,
1HOMAB BON8, Is OS.
S. IOUR1H Street,
139 AND 14
Pale on the Premises.
HAN DSOME BESI DENCE AND FURNITURE.
On Erlilay morning,
October 25. at in o'clock, at No. 2nl2 Mount Vernon
strtet. will be sold On lhe premises, the-handsome
three-story Brick Rtsidence. 20 leet 2 Inches front, W
feet 1 Inch deep. Also, the entire i uruilure. LW 1 at
Hale at No. 1039 Vine street. ' f
SUPERIOR WALNUT URN ITU RK, FRENCH
PLATE MANTEL MIRROR, VELVET AND
Bbt'SoELS t'AKrKTS,
On Saturday Morning, v
At 10 o'clock, by catalogtiu, superior walnut honsfl
hold furniture, fine French plate inaulel mirror,
line velvet and Brussels carpets, chiua and glas
uifirn litll. r 1 1 94 9t
11 24 2t
SUPERIOR FURNITURE. ROSEWOOD PIANO,
FINE KRENCH PLATS MIRROR, ELEGANT
VELVET CARPET, ETC.
On Tuesday Morning,
Oetober2!l, at lo o'clock, at No, Pine street, by
Catalogue, the entire fiftiltuie. H 24 41
rrHOMAS BIRCH & SON, AUCTIONEERS
L AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 1110
CHESNUT Street; rear entrance No. 1107 Saniqm
street, t
Srle at No. lllo Chesnut street. '
NEW AND SECOND-HAND aOUSKHOLD FUIt
K1IIUK, ROSKVtOOD PIANO-FORTES, CAft
PETS, MIRRORS, CHINA, ETC. . -
On Friday Morning, "
At 9 o'clock, at the ant-lion store. No lllOChesunt
street, will be sold a Inrge assortment of elegant parlor,
chamber, dinlog-ronm aud library furniture, irom
liunllits declining houneUeepinv, comprising, viz.:
Velvet, RrusKels, Ingrain, ami Veuetlau 3rputs; wal
nut parlor suits; walnut chamber suits; splendid rose
wood wardrobe; walnut aud oak sltteboa-ds; library
soils in re. s; st cretaries ami bonk canes; walnut waru
robm: dressing Imri'uuM: bptlstail-: washatands: ex
tension dinlug tables; olllce taules aud desks; mat
treps.es; beds, etc.
PIANO-FORTK.. .1 HUterlnr roHi-wood 7-octave
ptKiio-forie., matte by ltiueUo, WfclUeliu A Schil
ler, and Sciion.
PARLOR ORGAN.-l Mason fc Hamlin parlor
organ. k
ai 1RRORS. Large French plate mantel and pier
gli-nse. ,
FOWLING PIECES. 6 fine double-barrel fowling
pieces. r
BAGATELLE TABI.E.-1 bsgatelle table, '
WNJ-:s A.iii Llcjuoits. An invoice of fine Part
enn ' Perry wl"es. brnti'ly. whisky, cln.etc.
DOUSEBEEP1NG allilt'l.liH, PL VP ED WARE.
ETC., ETO. .
Also, a portion or a stock of goods, comprising) a
laige aiisortmeni of tea trays, iirliaunla lea aud coliee
putf . pnpler-inacho tahlcs, Janai ned plato warmers
toilet ware, canisteis, rustic wurk-slauds and Unwer
siBiios, flue Ivory hantlie diuner and tea knives
silver-plated covered dishes, cake baskets, card!
baskets, French coffee pots knlle baskets, folillnir
fenders, toddy kettles, lunch boxes, saucepans, cases
of knives and forks, plated waiters, card receivers
ber-y dishes, sugar boxes, camp chairs, chafing
oislies, ( astors, etc. ;o 24 It
REAL ESTATE SALES.
PUBLIC SALE. I
THOMAS A SONS. Anntlonon I
i.LEGAKT CODN'IRV mislliniiiK. i-mrur'TT
Lane, third bonse east of the Railroad, Germantown,
cA.cnuiuK liiiiitiKii iu Aiiunfc Hiioei two rronts.
On TUESDAY, Oct. 2'J. 1SU7, at 12 o'clock, noon, will
be sold at Public Sale, at the Phladelphia Exchange-
All that lot of ground with the stone messtiaga
tbereon erected, situate on ibe northwest xide of
Church lane, lormerly Mill street, in the Twenty
second Ward, beginning at a stake set for a corner of
this and oihet ground formerly of said Trevor IT.
Fowler, but now of Edward Armstrong; tbeuce by
the same north 47 deg. no mln., west 2iit feet inches
to ground formerly of t-hoemaker and Thomas, now
olEilzahetb Aunllenisley; thence partly along the
said Elizabeth Ann Hemsley's ground and partly by
the hereinafter described lot, south 42 deg, 80 mlnT,
west lto feet 6 Inches to a line which divides this from
laud now or late ot James B. Lambdin ; thence by
the same south 47 deg 8o mln., east 2til feet and '
Inch to Church lane ; thence along the northwesterly
slilu of said Church lane north 46 deg. 14 mln., east Vi
leet 8 Inches to a point, and thence north 42 deg, 2S
miu., easi 88 leet 7 Inches to the place of beginning.
Also, all that lot of ground, with the buildings thereon
ended, situate on the sou meant side of Armal street,
at! lining the above; beginning at a stake set for a
corner oi ibis aud other ground formerly of Trevor
T. Fowler, but now of Elizabelh Ana Hems
ley; Iberce extending along the side of Armat
street south 42 deg. 4n mis., west 16 teet; thence south
47 dig. 40 mln., east oy ground formerly of said Travor
T, Fowler, but nowot Emma U.swan, 177 feet: thence
by the same south 42 deg. 40 min., west 60 feetf thence
south 47 deg. 40 miu., east by lot No. 6 iu aplau of low
of Charles H. Shoemaker aud Robert II. Thomas, 7
ftet; 1 hence north 42 deg. 40 mln., east partly by
ground now or late of James R. Lamhdin Bud partly
by lhe above described lot K6 feet, aud tbenoe north
47 deg. 40 mln., west by ground ol the said Elizabeth
Ann Hemsley 214 feet to the place ol beginning,
(Under and subject as respects a part of the lot last
duficilbed, vie.: A lot 15 feel front on Armat street,
and mending In depth 14 fet to the free use aud
privilege of said Elizabeth Ann Hemsley, her heirs
and ai-sigus, owners, tenants, occupiers of her premises
hounding thereon, at all limes hereafter, as a passage
way audcarriage road, and tor the purpose of laying
gas aud water pipes therein, In common with the said
bpeucer 11. Hazard, his heirs and assigns, and occu
piers of bis premises bounding thereon.) The house
lb well built and Is hsndsomely llolshed with all the
modern convenience has parlor, library, dining
loom, and large pantry, with hot aud cold water, and
Iwo kitchens on lhe lirst floor; six chambers, bath
room, and water-closet; third floor, large aud small
siore-room aud two alt'cs, observatory, closed iu witn,
glass, from which there is a fine view ot the surround
ing country. ,
. no ex perse has been spared In fitting np the house
as the residence ol the present owner, 11 has every
convenience stationary washHtands, low down
grates, bay windows, piazza extending around three
sides of lhe hotiHe, The mounds are tastefully laid
out, wlih an abundance of shade trees, gravel walks,
vegetable garden. The carriage avenue to AriuaC
street Is 1U6 feet long and 16 leet wide, entirely over
shaded by a superbavenue of trees, making a baauli
ful piomenaue; also, a stone stable and earrlaga
house, with acconimotiai'ons for four borsi aud four
cairiages, built 1,1 the best manner, wim oak stalls
aud poMs, bay-loit, aud coach man's room. The loca
tion Is one of the most healthy aud convenient ra
Geiuiaolowu. From hnrch lare stallon illoniy
thiec minutes by a paved walk, and Iroui lhe Vlliag
di pol only ten uilnuus. . , ...
Itrn s-CtiHh. Immediate possession. Plan at n
Auction 1 oi nis. . , ' '
M uy be examine! any day l'f;;y'0" '.eers. t
M. THOMAS A ':.I1uti'tf Biroet.
Nos. and 141 tf. Hla w 21 7l
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