THE DAILY EVENING TELEGR A TIT PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1867.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
IrOB ADDITIONAL LOCAL IT KMX BKlt OVTSIDB PAGBA.J
A New Oroai. The trial of the new organ
built for the Tenth Bnptwt I hurch, of this city,
tcok place last eveniutr in the presence ol a
lartt" nnmbcr of persons. The Inurnment con
tains 25 draw Mopp; two nets of manual, each
with a compass of fiO notes from CC to G, for
the preataud swell orpan9 respectively ; a set or
I tdals of one and a lmlt oetaves full from CCU
to O 20 note?, and three "(JompusiMon Pedals,"
c peraUn? upon the stops of the prr-at orsau. It
ras been constructed with special reference to
the church lit which it stands, la supplied with
till the modern Improvement in its variolic de
tnils, and Is In every respect a flrst-clnsu organ
(flU size. The ce is lirt.t and prnceful in its
proportions, made from a novel ami original de
f'pn, and presents a tatyand handsome appear
nt.ee. The front pipes are ornamented In eold
and color, worked upon a white met illlc ground.
The voielnn is musical and elfecMve, furnishini;
cotiSideratilc fullness Hnd brillianc.v In the full
orjan, whilst each stop po-wsjes in itself a
distinctive character of tone, richness nn 1
seetnepB of eflccts, as well ajpoer. It cost
$300.
ISi'ugi.a'uy. Some time between 11 o'clock
on Monday nlirht and 2 o''l ck vesteiday morn
lnp, th malt house of John U. White & Co., l o.
424 Oillwyn street, was entered by burglars.
Tbo loclc was picked and an iron bir, abuut 3
feet loni, was used In removing the staples.
After paining admittance, the ollice was br iken
into and work was commenced on the Bre-proof.
In attempting to bore a hole into the door the
chisel brokp, and the thieves bicomine dis
roinaired, ceased work, but not, however, until
they had rausnrked the drawers in the le.,k
aud t'eattcred books ami paper over the lloor.
Rpm Row. The Building Inspectors visited
"Rum How' yesterday and condemned five of
the builriinus and ordered them to be nulled
down, as they are In a danneroui condition.
Rum Row Is located on Federal street, west of
Bruad. The houses were erected previous to
the consolidation of the ci v. The foundation
walls are nude of brick. The locality of the
buildings was formerly known as "Texas'' in
old Moyamensiug district. The condemned
buildings will bo pulled do yn in a day or two.
Firpt Wakd Grant Club. An adjourned
meeting of the citizens of the First Ward, for
Die purpose of forming a (Irani Club, was hell
last evening, in the hall at Sixth, and Diclser?oii
streets. L. A. Merrick,. Kr-q., presided, and R.
K Menamin, K?q officiated as Secrctarv. The
Committee appointed at the la-t meeting to
prepare a constitution for the government of
the Club reported a constitution, which was
agreed to. Tho election of permanent officers
was postponed until a further meeting, in con
eequei.ee of the slim attendance, owing to the
tuilavorable weather.
AMUSEMENT3.
Academy of Music La Honnanibula was do
liphttully rendend to a good house by the
Ricbings Troupe, last eveuing. This evening
Martha will be given, with a fine cast. Miss
R'chit.gs will sins "The Lat Kose of Hummer,"
und Mrs. 8eguin will sing the grand aria, "Why,
fou', art thou so heavy ?" To-morrow (Thurs
day) eveniug Miritana. On Friday night, bene
fit ol Miss Caroline Richings, The Daughter of
the Itegiment.
Tna Matinee at Horticultural TIall. The
filth mubtcal matinee of the Carl Sentz series
will take place to-morrow (Thursday), on which
occasion tho sirisrer Miss Georgiaua Blackburue
will make her Brat appearan -e'ln these concerts.
The programme for Thursday Is as follows:
Symphony No. 4, "Jupiter," bv Mozart. 1.
Allegro vivace; 2. Andante cantabile; 3. Minu
etto alleeretto; 4. Finale allegro molto. "Oh
Mio Fernando,". "La Favorita," by ionizetti,
suntf by Miss Goorentnt Blackburue. Grand
Feet March, by F. Hoffman: Waltz, "Wiener
Chronik" (Viennese Chronicles) by Strauss;
First Finale of Lohengrin, by R. Wagner; Over
ture, "Fra Diavalo," by Auber.
National Hall. The moving mirror of Buu
y.in tableaux, beiug a continuous series of sixty
magnificent scenes, wiih flguies of life-size,
illustrative of Bnnvan's alleeory of the "Pil
grim's 1'rogress," will be exhibited at National
Hall, in this city, for a short time, begiunius;
to-ninht. This panorama has received the
highest commendation from the press and
pulpit of ilie l-irgo cities of America and the
Canadian confederation, and has recently been
exh bited at Union Hail, iu New York city, for
one hundred and titty nights. It wa teen there
bv 100,fiClO people. It hiis been produced by the
iolloAin ? well-known and distiuau'.shed artists:
Huntington, KvIp, May, Cropsey, Church,
Barley, Dallas, and Paul Duggan.
The Philadelphia Cmcus, at Tenth and Oal
lowhill streets, is now open tor the ee,;sou. The
troupe of artistes is very superior. The eques
trians, both male and femnle, are all famous.
Among the list of acrobat-) we observe ihe uames
of the favorite "Arabian Bio' hers." Everybody
should palrou'ze this worthy lustiutioa the
Philadelphia Circus as it is not made up of
mere travelling "showiHls," but of real artistes.
' The Grand Duchess," as personated by Mrs.
Gonieral at the Walnut. Is acknowledged to be
a very "taking"' role. The popularity of the
new operetta is increasinr nightly. It can only
be played tour nights more. On Mondiy Edwin
Forrest in Virgitiius.
Miss Kate Reionoitb continues very success
ful in Nobody's Daughter at the Arch. These
arc announced as the last n'srhts of the very
popular play. On Monday next SurfUio be
produced iuBplendid style.
Mrs. Bowers has consented to aopear in
Mary Stuart this and to-morrow evening. On
Fr.day her benefit will occur.
The Programme at Carncrots & Dixey's this
evening is unusually attractive. M'me Ristori
and the "Richmond Raidero" are conical fea
tures. D'Arey McQee Las signalized his esoape
from the Ruin Fiend (only iu hi.s etse it was
the brandy-and. water fiend) by writing a life
of Father Mathew for a Canadian magazine.
MA It IN H '1ELEGHAPH.
I'w additional Marine News t J'iW Page.
ALMANAC FOB PHILADELPHIA'.'. rtiS DAY,
H;'N Kihics ..,.f.2H MnON Ttrrf ... 7-80
P " ". 4 1) I!'IH With 8 A6
PHILADELPHIA BOKI HI'" ''.UiC,
GlCOHtlK N. A LI. KM,
IWaiimkw Kmhu, V Km;,' ' . . , (ttjch.
JoaMl-U t). UKUHUt I
FOR AMEtUt'A
IIflVPlIa.......l.iverMjol...rsew York Oct S
Alixiaa LuuUdU New Yiui o )t' Z
AiiHlribii X.iveriuol...Uuel)Pt! .Ool' lo
:.ol VS aJililllttou.l.lverijul...Is'l-w York oet 12
Malirt J.lvm iuul...Mcw Yerk ..(Jet'. VI
Hinuesota .LIverionl...Nw York Out. 15
Cull neiilH (iliiHirow.... New York Oct m
Mealoiiun Liverpool. ..Mnoliec Oct, ih
Hu.sHia M....LlVBr)Ol.,.ivew York OuU 19
ItMlImm London N--w York ..Oct, lj
'larilu. Liverpool. ,.Nw Yo, k Oct. 1l
C. oT Alilttfciii.. ,l,lvrriMil ..New Y'nrn ..Oct, iij
Volt KlIHOHH,.
Ali) )0 Ntw Yrk...i.ivrionl Oet. SO
IViMt JSew Y'l.rli I,i vi-rtKMii ,(. gi)
t'nioti New York,.."oiH huinploii -Oct. 31
Aiu.H'iiii m w Y'oi'K...Lninloii Nov, 2
(!. (.1 l'ui Ui..,Nbvv Yoik...Ltvtiriool mr, I!
(;oloiiil)li ISnw York,UlnHKuw Nov. t
Ville ok l-,uris...lMw Yurk...lluvr .Nov. 3
Allumunlu ..New Y ui k...liuinliuig S)V, 2
Vruhce Nt-w York... Livi'iponi Nuv. 2
UOA.vrwisK, ixiMKn'iic. (.'iu.
Plonfer... VhllRiU Wilmington .Oct. 31
.8Kl YorkHvann -Oot, 81
Arli(.n w York...Anplnwnll .N v. 1
Hiarol tlie 0uioii.I'Iii1k(Iu....Niw Orl':,i.a Nov. 2
Wyoming lillniln Mwntinmi ov, 2
Ai1iiuh FnilsUn :iiilHion -Nov.
b'.wi iH'irt HI r i ..h1'I. I ici .t lluvtkim .Nov. 1J
arn lorwiirUl by evtry stitim'r In thw n'gtilar
Ituis. 'ln nlHi.nifrB lor or from l.ivp. noul t
Qui UMoiwi, rr.t tl.e C'ttnaillau line, yv Uluh cll Hi
'iriirrp. "I'll nieuoir lur or h um the Uuuti
D nt r:l ! inpt!ianitiii.
.. tXKAKKI) yMTKKDAt
larfitie NeveiBiuk, Uihtou, Antwerp, J'.. A. Bouder 4
Co.
fedirL. n, Iven, Bowdltcb, Full ltlver, Jloiumel 4
iliuiltr.
H( l.r It. H. Iiphd, Cook, Taunton, do.
fctbr iilack JJittuioml, YvuuKi Dttnversport, Uy,
Brhr Marshall Perrln, OHibR. B.mt'in, Dar, lluddell A
Co.
f chr Alabama, Vangllder, Baco. Van Dusen, Locb
itun A Co.
Fclir H. A. Itngfni, Frainhpd, Bnnton. Strppt A Oo.
fcchr B. YV BBhiniru, Macoiuher, Tauiiloo, Audenrled,
Norton A Co
Eehr barah, Cobb, New Bedford, Blaktston, Grapfr.t
Co.
Pelir J. T. Prtee, Youri. Boston. do,
fchr M. bteelman, HKflman. Hoston, do.
fcchr Harau Brueu, Mersbon, Wilmington, B. Bolton
A Co.
Pcbr Winter Bhrub, Bowman, Manrlce rlvor.Captaln.
Hcl.r 1. Brlttaln. fprlngt-r, Allyo'a I'olnt, Caplaiu.
Ht r H. L. (Jaw, Iltr. BHiiiniore. A. rov..lr
Hl'r K. C. Blilrlle, Medio. Now York, W. P. CI vfloA Co.
Tug TIior. Jcllprnon. Alitn, lor Bnltlruore, with alow
ol barges, W. F. Clyde A ('.
arrivrd ykhtkhdat
Barqne Btarllglit, Krynoldn, 36 luy from Iyigtnt,
with kryollle to FenUBylvaula Hall Co vessel to J.
JS. Hly A Co.
Biirqne M. K. Llbby. Momforrl, H dtvyi from Som
brpro. with guano to M. Pliilllpa.
H'lir Black lUamond. Y dung from Panversport.
hclir Alabama, VaDglldpr, from Imnvernport.
bcbrll. A. Kogcrn. trambrs, from Boslou,
bebr M. Perrln, Ultib. from ltnnton,
bchrU. Brltlaln, Hprlnger, from Hodlon.
Hclir J. McAdam, Wlllard, from Htnton.
Hclir J. Lanranli-r, WIIIIhiiis, trotn Hotton.
Hcbr M. P. JludHon, Bucll, from Portland,
bcbrlt, H, Iiphm, Cook, from Taunton.
Hnhr b. Washburn. Macorober, from Taunton.
bciir J. T. Hi lc. Young, from Provlnence.
Htfftuicr Phlladcli lila. Fulit. 21 hours from New
Ynrk, with mdHe. to W, P. Clyde & Co.
Hteamer Chi'xter. Jonn, 24 hours from New York,
With nnlHe. to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Tug Thou. Jellomnn, Allen, trom Baltimore, with a
tow of barges to W. P. Clyde A Co.
.... MJCMORANDA.
eteamnlilp Junlnta, Hoxle, heuce for New Orleans,
sailed from Havana 2Htb lunU
bteaiublilp Human, Baker, hence, at Boston yester
day. Barqne T. Whitney, Westerdyke, for Philadelphia,
at ISevabflaStb hint.
Barque H. U. pyerson, Ttaymond, hence, Via St. John,
N. B., at Kli.RHlown Hill IhhU
Barque Arbutls, Knowllon, hence, at Liverpool 13th
lnniaiit,
Brig M. C. Rosevelt, rarnsworth, hence, at Bavan
tint) ih liint.
Brig H. Y'lrden, Collins, for Havana, cleared atNew
Y'ork IblU Inst.
tsehr A. t. Hcull, Bomcra. from Bavannah, at Bt.
John. Is'. B.. 27th Inst,
f-chr M. Oage. Brower, for rhlladelphla, cleared at
Wilmington 2Rth Inst
heh re J. L. Leech and W. F. Oarrlson, for Philadel
phia, stilled from bttlem 2. .Hi lost.
hclir Black Diamond, Young, hence, at Danvers 20th
Instant.
hrhrs E. Magee. Floyd, and J. B, Myets, Elwood,
hence, at RoHton 23th lust.
hchr Wu, Jones, Street, hence, at Washington 2Sth
instant.
htenmer New York, Jones, hence, at Alexandria
2Mb. lust.
NOTICK TO MARINERS.
Notice Is hereby given that during the current
mouth, the Nun and Can Buoys In Boston Harbor,
Vineyard hound, and Bnr.zard's Bay, will be taken up
for the winter, and hpr Buoys ol the corresponding
numbers and colors will be substituted In their plucea.
Boston, Oct. 26, 1BG7.
SAAC D. EVANS,
HIAKT f AtTl i:i.H AND DEALER lit
0I1S. TAINTS, VARNISHES,
Naval Stores and Soaps,
NO. 10 SOUTH DEUtf AttE AVE Si HE,
10 5 3m Bp PillLABELPniA,
CLOTHING.
QUE PRICE ONLY.
JONES'
OLD ESTABLISHED
0.E PRICE
CLOT.H IMG HOUSE,
No. G04 MARKET St.,
ABOVJS SIXTH.
For style, dnrubillty, and excellence of workman
ship, our goods caunot be excelled. Particular atten
tion pa'd to customer work, and a perfect ht guAran
teed In all cases. 10 2SfmwSm
GAS FIXTURES.
CALL AND ULY YOTJK GAS FJXTUKKS
iioiu the manufacturers.
VANKtKK A MARSIIALTi,
No. Wi AKC1I htreet.
VANKIKK & MARSHALL, No. 912 ARGH
htreet, Diamifiu'Uire and keep all styles of UM
Fixtures and ChundelierH; also retlnlNb old fixtures.
VANKIKK & MAlt SHALL HAVE A COM
plete Mock of Chandeliers, Brackets, Portable
stands, and BronifB, at No. VI i AKC11 hlreet.
ANK1KK & MARSHALL, Ko. 912 ARCH
htreet. Rive e-sueclal attention to tilting up
C'hurcheH, Public Halls, and liwelllugs. Pxpic bum at
TUB l.OWKNT KATKH.
CIOLD, GILT, AND ELKCTRO SILVER
T plated Oas Fix lures, at VANKlllK i MAlt
bUALL h, No. 1U2 AltL'H blreeu
All work guaranteed to give satisfaction. None but
Arm-clans workmen employed. B TAlZw mw!3u
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC.
7RENCH STEAM
BCOUBIiG.
ALBLIDt L.L MAHX & CO.
HO. 1&9 h" . 1 1 11 id ( U1.K
AND
S-1. . MO Ull't tJX UUKi. mumwl
FERTILIZERS.
M M 0 NIATED rilOSPIIATE,
AN VAritrASSrii iEKTIEIitU
For Wheat, Corn, Oats Poiatoes.Orass, the Vezetabh
Oardea, Fruit Trees, drape Vines, Etc. Etc
T,1'.'.1oe,'tL"iterti"llu Ground Bone and the bed
lei Kilning hailh.
tto''.uiac'ii4i'.' UJ" of 2"" t)uud for sale by tut
WILLIAM I'LIJH & CO., Chmlats,
No. n M AUK tT Mtrect
1 'ibwwfl
ij, isroiTiiN'XCity!
( Sixth StXV 11
AMUSEMENTS.
A
MEKICAN ACADEMY OF ir.-
CA KOI, INF M. RIl'IIIMM r(re
B1CII1NUH' K.NOLIsH llfKKA VO M Y,
iillB (Wednesday) KVKN1NU, OjI 3v,
IN
OEMS OF THK OPERA OF
M A H I 11 A.
Splnnlim Wheel Quartette.
'Hie l ast Hone of Hummer.
To His F.ve Mine Kindly
Inn. 7)io.
Meet-
" (The t'orter h"n.
Mil. CAMPBELL -j Well, W hat Now ?-7)iio.
(Lionel, ab I Unhappy. A
Komunrt.
I All ! so 1-a'r. Jiom if(,
I Lout, I'roncrlbed. Duo.
Idrand Finale.
I Ueaven may forgive the
MB. CAhTLE..
thee kindly.
MKb. hKOUIv J Why, Pool, art thou Heavy T
Ol the KnlKhts. Muo.
MB. E. hEOVIN..
Lovely, (iracerul, Charming
CoiiHin. Triv.
Flotow's Opera will be suntf to-u lylit, with all the
Music.
TO MORROW (Thnrirtay) EVENING,
MA HI IAN A.
Box sheet now open at TKU.MFLEIl'S and at the
Academy,
"PHILADELPHIA CIRCUS,
-L Corner TENTH and CALLOWUILL alreeta,
NOW OPEN FOR TITE WINTER SEASON,
VNDER A NEW MANAGEMENT.
This building has been entlroly
RENOVATED, ALTERED, AND IMPROVED,
WITH NEW MODES OF INGRESS AND
EGRESS, BOTH ON TENTH STREET
AND ON CALLOWUILL STREET.
A fcrLESDID STUD OF HIGHLY TRAINED
HORDES.
A COMPANY UNEXCELLED IN THE
UNITED STATES.
TRICES OF ADMISSION.
Drf ss Circle 50 cents
Children under 12 years of age. '-" cents
Family Circle (entrance on CallowblU street)..25 cents
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Performance commences
at a quarter of 8 o'clock. Matlaees co mm once at hall
past 2 o'clock. Doors open one hour previous, lu.loim
EW C1IESXDT STREET .THEATRE.
ENGAGEMENT OF
MRS. ). P. BOWERS.
WEPNEKLiA Y AND THURSDAY, Oct. SO and 81,
Positively the Lam Two NIkIiIs of
MARY S1UART.
Msry Piunrt Mrs, D. P. BOWERS
To conclude with
DUMB BELLE.
FATUKPAY, MATINEE, MHK. I). P. BOWEU3.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.
"A HIT! A HIT! A PAI.PABLK 1111!"
THE (iKANl) DUCHESS OK G KltOLs PKIN.
llOUhES CHOWDHD IN KVHiY l'ART.
T HE GREAT BILL REPEATED.
THIS EVENING Hie charniintr Vocalist and Biir-les-que
Actress, Mrs. W. GOMERSAL-, will appear In
her original character of
THE GRAND DUCHESS,
la the highly successlul comedy eulilled
THE GRAND DUCHESS OF GEROLSTEIN.
Concluding with 1 HE.SIJLDIKR's DAUGHTER
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET
1 H EA THE. Begins at 1 o'clock.
Houses packed to the lool to witness
NOBODY'S DA UGH I ER.
TO-NIGHT, and EVERY NIGHT.
NOBODY'S DAUGHTER,
with great etlecls. Gambllug scene exempllfylut;
Eeno, Euro, and lion lc lie.
Miss KATE REIGNOLDS
In three origlnnl characters.
Friday I areweil llenelit or Miss REIGNOLDS.
Monday next Olive Louan's "cUltF." New scenes
and Mis. JOHN D11KW.
FOX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE.
EVERY EVENING AND SAIURDAY
A FT EH NOON.
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE.
In Grand Bullets Klhloplun Kurlesques, Souks, Dances
Pan ton. Iiues, (Vymiiast Acts, etc.
aIIE FIRST MATIN BB OF THE
- AMERICAN CONoHRVATORY OF MUSIC,
at the
NEW HORTICULTURAL II ALL.
SATURDAY AtTERNOON, Nov. 2. at 3' O'clock.
llrki'in at (louid s. Irumoler s. Andre s. Lee
Walker's, and ai tho door,
lirpils' Exlra Tickets may be ob'alned only
nt toe Cilice of the Conservatory, and at the
aoor. iu ao '.'.i
MACALLISTER,
jSEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE,
ELEVENTH STREET, ABOVE CHESNUT.
THE FA3IILT ItF.HOKT
OPEN FOR THE SEASON,
CARNCR OSS & DIXEY'S MINSTRELS,
THE GREAT STAB TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
IN THKIB
USA NO ETHIOPIAN KOI BE FN.
J. I CARNCROaS Manaeer.
K, F. SIMP80N. Treasurer. 819 8m
NATIONAL HALL, MARKET STREET,
aliineTwelltli.
Opt li EVERY NIGHT at 7?.J, commencing on WED
NESDAY. Octoher au. Matinees WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY All ERNOONS, at 3 o'clock, Dour-J
ci eu at
BUNYAN TABLEAUX,
BUNYAN TABLEAUX,
BUNYAN TABLEAUX,
from Union nail, New York city, lliustratlnirBunyan's
Pilgrim's 1'iogress. Admission. hiSc Klve tickets lor
r,r.i.. Reserved seats, 6uc. Children, 2-xs.
IU 2(i 8t HOBI iff J. GREEN WOOD, Proprietor.
HORTICULTURAL UAL L.
GRAND MATINEK
i,y CARL PENTZ'H OKCH hhTRA of 40 Performers.
EVERY THURSDAY APTERNOON
At halfpast 8 O'clock.
Vocallst-MisiGEoRGIANA BLACKBURN.
SINGLlt ALM IwSlON, W CENTS,
Package of lour Tickets for (I.
'lobe had at Boner A Co.'a Music Store, No. 1102
Cheanut street, and at the door. 10 2U 1m
GERilANIA ORCHESTRA. PUBLIC RE
heiiisuls at Ihe M UsICAL FUND HALL, every
SATURDA Y, at ll'a A, M. TlcketH sold at the door,
and at ail principal Music stores. Engagements cau
he mude by adtiressliw G, BASTKRT. No. Mil MON-'1KK1-V
Mreel.or at K. WILLIG'S Music blore, No.
) 021 Cll EbN U T Street. lu 3m
INTERNAL REVENUE
REVENUE STAMPS
rOB BALE AT THE
PltlNCIl'ALi AOENOY,
AO. 67 KOI TH I II I II I) MTIIEKT, 1M1ILA.
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED.
Orders or Stamped Checks received, and delivered
with d si atcb.
Orders hy mail or express promptly attended to,
7 29U JACOII E. BirtUWAT.
COAL.
R MIDDl.KTON A CO., DEALERS IN
HAHI.K1GU LEHIGH aud EAGLE VEIN
tOAL. Kept dry under cover. Prepared expressly
Kr family hmh. Yard, No. 1226 WASHING K)N
Avenue. Ollu-e. No. tu W A LNliT Street. T tt
. T 5XFAf ART GROWN.
U K. PftrLUtr Of
OmtTU Jt CllVSTtiVTHTS
uiuiiDiTi:nrii flP
tRUWKB, 'VAtlEES, BA08, RETICUXF8, BA
oiivn.ro, nj UASliB, P0CKLX BOOAOi if"
and Xravelipg OikhU tenerallr.
W
I L L I A M H (J RANT
NO. 83 B. DELAWlfi. ,l.lAS,:'l.7. iVdelBhla.
Prpont's aiinpowdtr,KerlnedHNltre,rhn)ot. Etc
w. Baker A Co.'s t hiKiolate. O icoa. and Brotua.
CITY ORDINANCES.
AN OIIDINANCK
To Carry iDtoEHuctno Act of Amembly
to AuthorlKe I lie Appointment of an Inspector
of rMHllotiary Hteam ErRlnes And Hteara
Hollers In and for the City of Philadelphia,
npproveo tli Beventh day of May, 18tit, and to
KsmbllKti Rule-- and Kegulatious, aa empowered
by Fuid act.
THK INSPECTOR.
Prcllon 1. The select aud Common Councils
of tlio City or Philadelphia, do ordain, That
there shall be nn Inspector for Htnam Knztne
and l'.ollers in and lor the city of PnilndelpUla,
w ho Mic.ll be nominated by the Mayor and con
firmed by 8t It ct Council.
The Mayor hhalt appoint an Advisory Com-mli-non,
coiislstliig of live persons, either otao
tlcnliy ciiRn(?ed in the mimufaolure of steam
engines itud boilers, or scientific experts f t
tnlllrr with their muiiiigemeut; who shall Rive
their wiltlt n consent to serve on sucli Com
mission without compensation, aud perform
the duties as hereinafter provided.
Whenever the Major shall have appointed
all the members of 1 lie said Commission as
nloKsiilil, he shall cull them together at sucli
time Hnd place as he may select, for the pur
I (ise of orunnl.ntlon and the adopl lou of sued
by-laws as to them may seem tiselul.
The Mayor is hereby authorized t have
suitable accommodations provided for the me
of said Commission, and to fui uisu thorn with
IhB rt qulslte stntioiiery.
To 1 ins Commission Hie Mayor shall rofer foi
examination such person or persons as h m ty
consider suitable oundhlates for the ofll.je of
inspector of steam Kuglnes and IS illors, aril
the said Commission shall Inquire into the
qualifications of such candidate or candidates
without unnecessary delay, and report the re
sult thereof lo the Mayor.
In case the Commission shall not report npou
said candidate or candidates wlllilu thirty days
lrom the tlmo they have received notice of re
feience, or shall not have reported satisfactory
reasons (or longer delay, the Mayor may dis
charge said Commission aud appoint another
iu Its place.
No appointment of Inspector shall be con
firmed by Helect Council until the nominee
fchall have been reported by the aforesaid Coin-nili-sion
as qualified for the position.
Whenever an appointment of Iuspector shall
have been continued by Helect Council, the
duties of the Advisory Commission shall cease
and determine; and all books, papers, aud
rtcoios shall be deposited iu the M.iyor's ollioo,
for the use of any subsequent Commission.
QUALIFICATIONS OK THE INSPK'JTOU.
becliou 2. The Inspector shall be a person who
bus had practice in the construction of steam
engines and boilers, and who possesses such
knowledge of bracing and thickness of Iron to
safely withstand given pressures, and of the
general designing of steam-boilers, together
with experience In their management, as will
enable him to fulfil the duties of the position.
DURATION IN OFFICE OK THE INSPECTOR.
Section ij. The Inspector shall enter upon the
duties hereinafter directed to be performed by
him. on the first Monday ot July annually, and
shall hold uulil his successor shall be duly
qualified. Hi fore entering upon the duties of
his fflice, he shall give bonds in the sum
of ten thousand dollars, with security, lo be ap
proved by the Mayor, for the faitlilul perform
ance ol his duties,
APPOINTMENT OP ASSISTANT IN
IsrECTOKS, TIT KIR DURATION IN OKt'ICK, REMOVAL, ETC.
Section 4. There shall be three persous, skil
ful and competent, appointed by the Inspector,
wlih Ihe approval of the Mayor, to aot as Assis
tant Inspectors, and the said Asststant Inspec
tors shall enter upon the performance of their
duties immediately upon sucq approval, and
hold until the termination of ihe lime of hold
ing of the Inspector appointing them, or until
tbelr successorie appointed; uulesssusponded
by Bald Inspector, aud, with Ihe approval of the
Mayor, removed; and no suspension or removal
shall be made except for cause. Such Inspector
and Assistant Inspectors shall be first duly
sworn or nlllrmed that they will faithfully per
form the duties ol their respective otlioes, and
that they will not accept auy money, gift, gra
ttiliy, or consideration whatever lroin any per
son or persons whomsoever, during their term
of ftl o.
PROVIDING SUBORDINATE OFFICERS.
Heollou 6. The Inspector shall employ one
cleik, who shall also be a draughtsman, and
one person to act ns messenger to his ollice.
PKOVIUINU OFFICE KOUMS.
Seotlon S. Tliete ahall bo provided and
allotted to the Inspector by the Committee of
Councils on City Property one or more suitable
rooms, to be occupied as an otUce.
PKOVID1NU OFFICIAL SEAL.
Section 7. The Inspector snail causo to bo pre
pared, nnd, with the approval of the Mayor,
bhall adopt an emblematic seal, to be used iu
the performance of his duties.
KF.LATINU TO PROVING INSTRUMENTS,
Section 8. The Inspector shall procure such
accuiale gauges, pumps, and other testing appa
ratus as he may deem necessary, and cause
proper arrangements lo be made lor thoir pre
servation in bis office.
RELATING TO STATIONERY, ETC.
Section 9. The Iuspector shall procure suita
ble record books, certificate blunlis, and other
stationery needed lor the archives and business
of his oflice.
REGISTRATION OF STEAM BOILERS.
St ol ion 10. The user or users of every sta
tionary fttam boiler within the limits of the
city of Philadelphia shall, within thirty days
alter notice published in tue newspapers by the
Inspector, report in writing to the Ollice of the
Inspector the location of every boiler in use by
htm or them, aud the business or purpose for
which the said boiler Is used.
The user or users shall In like manner notify
the Inspector of any now steam boiler proposed
to be erected or operated, so that the same may
be Inspected before using.
DUTI ES OF INSPECTOR.
Section 11. The Inspector shall by himself or
bis assistants, personally, at least once in every
year examine each stationary steam boiler
with reference to the following particulars: 1.
The setting. 2. The form and construction. 8.
Thickness and kind of plates employed. 4.
Their apparent condition, as regards imperfec
tions, wear, or injury. 5. All new boilers here
after made, whenever they are constructed in
whole oriu part of wrought iron sheeUt riveted
together, shall have the maker's name aud the
quality of the material stamped upon each sheet
in accordance with the inspection laws of the
United States for steamboats.
He shall also inspect the feeding apparatus,
together with the various attachments required
to he placed on the boilers und their pipe con
nections. He shall also test each boiler by hydrostatic
ttsl to a pressure one-third () greater than
Hint at which the boiler Is to lie used as sped
lb d in bis certificate. In like manner he is
auihori.ed at any time to examine the weight
on the lever of the salety-vulves of any boiler,
lo see that the "P" or ball is not of greater
weight than authorized by law.
lu case the inspection prove satisfactory, the
Ini-pector shall furnish a certificate to that
tiled, which certificate shall state the maxi
mum pressure at which the boiler shall be
w orked, and such other conditions as lie shall
deem essential 10 the balcty aud competency
of the boiler.
This certificate shall be signed by the Assist
ant Iuspector by whom the examination has
bren made, and countersigned and sealed by
the Inspector.
II at anytime the Inspector shall deem the
euaine-dilver incompetent or unreliable,
be may withhold or withdraw his cerlifi-
Whensoever upon Inspection any boiler Is
found to be deficient lu auy regard, so that a
certificate lor competency or safely cauuot, be
given, a wi ll ten report of the condition of the
boiler shall be furnished to the user or users,
siiecllylrig the repairs or changes necessary,
v lilch i-hull be signed in like manner to a .certificate-
The Inspector shall report to a mtetlstrat,
and have bound over for trial, auy per
son or persons who may have rendered
tiitmsdves liable by infraction of any
provision of this ordtuauce, as pro
vided iu section 4 of the act of May 7,
Tlia Inspector shall notify In writing tho user
or tistis ol un v boiler that he will, wlllilu thirty
days of the t'ate of such notice, inspect tue
buiiie, and the user or users may select such day
tor the inspection as maybe most convenient
within llio lime so desigualed. Provided that
in the manufacture of perishable products,
where los njight occur In the (stoppage ol the
eniliic, the inspect lou muy be m.tde at the
lime of the annual stoppage for repairs of such
lie shall, besides tho annual inspection here
lnbefoie provided, inspect the boilers of any
pern 11 or persons uslug the same, upou their
written application, at auy lime, (ou days'
notice having been previously given. .
Toe Insptctor shall report quarterly to the
Mayor, for communication to Councils, the
number of boilers examined, and Hie receipts
and expenditures of the otlioe; aud auuuallv
the operat Ions of his ollice during the past year.
lie shall examine into the cause of all disas
ter put! explosions occurring to boilers wilhlu
the limits of the oily of Philadelphia, and shall
promptly report the same to the Mayor aud
Councils.
Whenever any person claiming to bo quali
fied to perform the duty of Engineorshall apply
for a certificate, the Inspector shall examtue
the applicant and the proofs which he pro
duces in support of his claim, and If npon full
consideration he Is satisfied that his character,
habits of life, knowledge, and experience lu the
duties of an Engineer, are all such as to author
ize the belief that the applicant Is a suitable
and safe person to be Intrusted with the powers
aud duties of such a station, he shall give him
a ceillflcale to lhat efleot for one e.ir, signed
by blm, in which certificate he shall state the
time of the examination and shall assign the
appointee to the appropriate class of engineers,
and each Engineer licensed as herein provided,
hall pay for the first certillcate granted by the
Inspector the sum of three dollars, aud for each
subsequent certificate one dollar.
Alitr the Cist day of July, lsiiS, It shall be un
law ful for any person to employ or any person
to kh ve as Engineer who is uol liceused by the
Insrector, aud anyone so oilVnding shall lori'eit
and pay one hundred dollars lor eaeli oll'mise.
ATTACHMENTS AND INDIJATOIU.
Section 12. There shall be for each boiler or
serlis of connected boilers at least one elUclent
leeding apparatus, slid iu case there Is but one
such apparatus, and It be worked by nn engine
employed for other purposes, this feeding nppu
ralno shall be of such character and const ruc
tion that it ran be examined and repaired lu all
Its parts while the engino Is iu motion.
Earn boiler shall have upon It three gauge
cocks, and. In addition thereto, some visible
means of iudicatiug the water level.
Every boiler when fired separately.and every
set or series of boilers whenplnced over one lire,
shall have attached thereto, without tho Inter
position of any other valve, one or more safety
vulves, the aggregate area of which shall have
such relations to the area of the prate and the
pressure within the boiler as Is expressed In
schedule A, attached to this ordluituce, aud
every safety vhI ve Bball have an arm or bearer
distinctly notched aud marked with "live
pounds" or "ten pounds" divisions, and shall
have but one "P"or ball for a weight. The
weluht of said "P" or ball Is to be determined
by the Inspector; the pounds aud ounces of
which shall be stamped or plaluly marked on
the weight aud ou.the lever; aud a recurd of the
same Is to be kept in the ollice of the Inspec'or;
and the arm shall not have greater leugtu tlinu
will allow the "P" to bo placed so as to produce
on the boiler the maximum pressure which the
certillcate authorizes to be carried.
There shall be for each boiler or series of
boilers, connected In one range, at least one
good and reliable steam pressure gu.ige at
tached, without the intervention of any valve
except its own.
Every range of boilers over one flro shall be
so connected by steam and feed-pipes that an
uniform level of water may be maintained
therein.
Section 13. The Inspector, or his assistants,
shall not directly or Indirectly be Interested iu
the manufacture or sale of any of the appliances
connected with steam-engines and boilers.
Cll AUG ES l ull INSPECTION.
Sect lou 14. The charges for inspection which
shall be paid by the user or users of boilers, lu
use by any single person, firm, or company,
which may be Inspected In one Inspection, shall
be as follows, viz.: For each and every boiler
the sum of three (:t) dollars.
SALA1UES.
Seclion 15. The salary of the Inspector shall
be for the time he shall hold ollice at the rate
of two thousand dollars (82000) per annum. The
salary of each Assistant Iuspector shnll boat
the rate of twelve hundred dollars (il200) .per
annum.
WARRANTS AND MONEV3.
Section 16. All moneys collected for charges
shall be paid over to the City Treasurer, aud
the city Controller shall andit the accounts an
nually. Warrants for payment of salaries and expen
ses stall be drawn by the Mayor after beiug
approved by the Inspector.
SCHEDULE A,
referred to In section 12 of Ordinances of the
Select and Common Councils for Inspection of
Steam Boilers.
Least aggregate area of safety vaivo (being
the least sectional area for the discharge of
steam) to be placed upon all stationary boilers
with natural or chimney draft. ISee Note "A". J
This area may be expressed by Vh formula
ZL-i o
P X 8'62
which A. ia area of combined afeiv
in
-vcives in lucnes. u is area oi grate in
square feet see note "B." P is pressure of
sieam in pounds per square Inch, to be car
ried in the boiler above the atmosphere.
The following table gives the results of the
fotmula for one square loot of grate, as applied
to boilers used at different pressures:
2rt'surfA per square, Inh.
10 20 30 40 60 60 7u 60 M 100 110 120
1-21 0-7 0-fSS 0-40 0'3S 0 33 0 29 0 25 0'23 0'2I 0'17
Area corresponding to oae square foot of
grate. J
Example Boiler 25 square feet of grate area
and sixty pounds pressure.
For one square loot fiom tnble..03.1
25 square feet.
8'33 sq. Inches.
Tills would call for two safety valves), each
with 410 square inches area, or of 2 3-10 inches
diameter.
KoteA. Where boilers have a forced or artifi
cial draft, the Inspector must estimate the area
ot grate at the rale of one square foot of grate
surface for each sixteen pounds of luel burned
on the average per hour.
A'vtell. When boilers are heated by waste
heat of furnaces or othorwise than by fire on
grates, the proper grate area is to be estimated
by the Inspector.
JOSEPH F. MATICER.
President of Common Council.
Attest
Benjamin II. TIaines,
Clerk of Select Council.
JOSHUA SPEIUNO,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty-eighth day of October,
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven (A. 1). ls7).
MOKTON McMICn A EL,
10 .10 It Mayor ot Philadelphia.
FURS.
FALL AND WINTER.
1867:
FUR HOUSE,
(Established In 1318.)
The undersigned Invite the special attention of the
Ladleo to their large stock of 'liB8, consisting of
Muffs, Tippets, Collars, Etc.,
IN KUfcSIAN 8 ABLE,
HUDSON'S BAY 8ABLE,
WINK BABLB
KOYAL EKlvriNE. CHINCHILLA, FITCH, KTO,
All ol the LA1EST STYLES, 6UPH1BIOH 4'IMlaH,
and at reasonable prices.
Ladles In mourning will find bandBome articles
PE.KSIAKNES aud blillAS; the latter a most bean
tllul fur,
C'AKUIAGE ROBES, SLEIGH ROBES, und 001
Mt l'i-'b. la great variety.
A. K. & F. K. YSOMRATH,
til I m WO. 417 AIU'U MTBEKT.
fAKCY FURO.
The subscriber hcvlng recently returned from
Kurcpe with an entirely new stock of
, - - - F U U S
OlblHOwn selection, would offer thebaineto his cus
tomers umdeiipln the Utewt styles, anil at reduced
prlc. h, ttlhla OLD KSTAHLIHMKD 81'OIIE,
SO. 1'iO NOIITH TIIIUU (kTUELT,
10 a SmrpJ , AB JVEArX'U.
: JAM Esjt in sk y.
PAPER HANGINGS, ETC.
pAPCn HANGING Q.
HEW KKTAUI.ISIIHE1IT,
E.'iOBNEtt OW TENTH AS It WALNUT,
J. O. FINN & SONB
Have opened with an extensive maortuieul of DUOO
RATI VK nd PLAIN WALL PA Pi J W, enibrMlnf
vtry quality to Bull 1) Uute, i ita
AUCTION SALES.
V, ctJbELANP A CO
iYL ('mJr..u.orii o Philip Ford A (10,),
Al:CT IOIi.iJvb. ISO. 604 MARKKT BltfH.
BALE OF 1800 C'Af.B POOTS, 6IIOES. BRO-'
(JAM, ETC.
On Tlinrnduy Morning,
Oct.!. commei rliifr at, id o'clock, we will sell, by
CHtHlogue for cnh, lH'ic ruses Men's, Hoys', and Youths,
loots, Mioea.Hrogann, IlalmorHlx, eic. lQ2t
Also, Women's, MIkhph', and Children's wear, 10
which tl early attention of the trade Iscalled
I0IIN P. SITE KS CO., AUCTIONEERS
J K"S, Island 234 MARKET Street.
LAlUiE bl'KCIAL 8aTkOF ZEPHYR KNIT
OOUDS.
On Friday morning,
November 1, at hi o'ch ck, on lour months' credit,
by oiderol Mr. Thoinnn Liolan: embracing Hues of
hoi (Is. breiiklust Rl.awls. children's and uilKnea' "
( li nks. KthrfK, children's coatH. ladles' 8ontats, etc.,
being the balance of slock or the Keystone Knitting
Mills. 'lUlftH
LARCUE POMTIVK HA LK OF CAUPETING3, ETC
On 1 rliley niuruiuK,
Novrmhrr I, at II o'ch.cU, en lour months' credit,
iil.ont 2ihi pieces Int. rain, Venetian, list, hemp, cottage,
LATHE 1'KRKM PTOUY KALI' OK FRENCH AND '.
U'1'Uii.K Kl'IKil'liAN UltV UOjlfc, JSl'U
On Monday mi.rnlug,
nvenher4 at in leek, on I'mir months' creiMt, 900
Ioih of French, ludla, uernian, and British I)ry
Ooo'ls. lh2M
T M. GCMMKY .V SONS, AUCTIONEERS,
tt No. Got) W ALNUT Street.
Hold Tteco1nrfBles ot " "
KhAL KS'I'AIK, KIOCKS, AND PECTJRTTIE3 AT
t. 2.1'.K 11I1LALKLP111A EXCHANOK.
H andbtlls of eeeh proiierty Ihsued separately.
10 catalogues publlHfied and circulated, containing
ful descriptions of property to be sold, as also a par
tial list of properly contained lu our ileal Kutate Re
glHter, and ollered at private sale.
Kales advertised dally In all the dally newspapers. b,
THOMAS & KONS, NOS. 130 ANO U
. B. lOUlt'IU (street,
Lnree Sale at Non, 1M and 111 South Fourth street.
IlAMMiMK FL'RNITL'KK. FllKNCH PLATE
MIRItORH, IKON 8AFK, ('lUNDEl.ilRS.
JlATlitKSSES, liEI'H AND RtUDINi.. HANI-
NiMK VELVKT. BRHs.-Si.LS, AN1 OTHEtt
t'AMI'ETB, BTOVE8. VAC.
On Thursday Morning,
At 9 o'clock, at the auction ro u,s. by catalogue,
very large assortment ol excell-int Household Furni
ture, including suits of handsome walnut parlor fur
niture, elegant walnut and reps library suit, hand
some chamber furniture, etc., mude to order by
Vollmer, j.10 29 21
nOUPEnOLD FCRNITUUIC, HORSR, CATt-
RIAOKS, UOIULK AND blNGLK HARNESS,
COW, ETC., near Darby, Delaware Co.
On Friday Afternoon,
November 1. 167. at 2 o'clock, will be Bold at photic
sale, at the residence of J. H. (Jouover, Esq., Darby
ruaa, near naroy, Delaware in.
A quantity of Household Furniture, Carpets, Crock
ery, Beds, htoveB, Kitchen Clensils, etc. etc, 102U M
THOMAS BIRCH & SON, AUCTIONEERS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 1110
( HEbNUT blreet; rear entrance Mo. 1107 bausoia
street.
Bale at No. lllo C'hesnut street.
NF.W AND bEUOND-H AND HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE, PIANO-FORTKS, MIKRORd, CAR
PETS. FAINTTNOS, ENURA.VINUJS, BAGA
TELLE TABLES. EIG,
On Friday Morning,
At 9 o'clock, at the auction store. No. 1110 Chesnnt
street, will he sold, a lare assortment ot superior
purler, chamber, dinlug-room, library, and kitchen
lurniturerom families declliiingliou8ekeoplng. to 21
BOOTS AND SHOES.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
FRENCH CALF DOUBLE BOLE BOOTS, Firs
Quullty, 12'0O.
FRENCH CALF SINGLE HOLK BOOTS, Firs
Quality, flO-iO.
FRENCH CALF DOUBLE BOLE BOOTS, Second
Quality. $10 00.
FRENCH CALF SINGLE BOLE BOOTS, Second
Quality, tf'liO.
BOYS' FINE BOOTH AND STI013I
At very low prices.
BARTLETT,
NO. S3 SOl'TII NIXTII STUEET,
9KJrp
ABOVE CHKSNTJT.
fJOW READY,
Gentlemen's and Youths'
BOOTS AFJD GAITERS
rlU FALL AND 1VI2HTKR WA8.
FRENCH PATENT LEATOER BOOTS. '
FINE I BENCH CALF BOOTo for Bulls and Par
ties. BINGLE-ROLED BOOTS for Fall Wear.
LIGHT DOUBLE -SOLED BOOTafor Fall Wear.
FRENCH CORK-SOLED BOOTS, very easy for
tender feet.
QUILTED soled Boot's maaa ny nana.
GUM. SOLED BOOTS, very durable, and guaranteed
to keep the leet dry.
Having fitted the second story of my store for some
ot my workmen, I am able to make any sort of Boots
to order, at very short notice. Fair dealing and a
moderate price Is my motto. A trial la all I desire.
WM. H. HELVEC,
NO. 580 AllCII NTbJTeT,
628 smw3m ' One door below Bluta.
REMOVAL.
ii
T) KJIOTA L.-B E II O V A In
C. W. A. TItUMPLEIt
HAS OTCVED HIS MUSIC STORE
FKOH KEVtNTH AND CHESNDT HTU,
TA
A7 Q9 riIJ?S :T1T .CTBFPT
8 12 tfrp PHILADELPHIA,
LEGAL NOTICES.
DISTRICT COURT, PI. PA., J., 67, 445.
JuilN M. SMITH vs. KOHEttT HAUUKAVE.
W. T. bllll'LEY, L. C. FKENCH. and T. Q. KlA
BON Y, lately trading as HAltGUAVE & CO.
Tho Auilltor appointed by the Court to distribute
the fimd arlHinn lrom the saleol the persoual property
of tl) above named defendants under the above and
other writs of execution, will meet tue parties In
terested on the 7ih day of November, A. D. 1867, at 4
o'clock P. M., at his Ollice. No. 4MI N TUIKD Street.
Pl,ilu,l.lrli I'lllUllu Y? L-IVI 1.--1.-,.
10 its lot
Auditor.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA,
K, lu Bank.iiptcy, At 1' i lailelphla, tbe2ltday
oft'ctober, A. 1). Isii7. The underslitned hereby gives
notice ol his appointment as AH-ntnie ot 11B.NKV
INWTEIN, lu the cily ol Philadelphia, lu the county
of Philadelphia and State of 1'ennsylvunla, within
Bald district, who bus been adjudged a Bankrupt,
upon his own petition, by the District Court ol said
dlHtiict.
To the creditors of HENRY EINST"IN, Bankrupt,
JOHN UOHEHTS. AsHln.
10 26hw 2w No. Vi s. sjjv 'niireef,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETO
U U T L B B y.
'J A Bniuwortuient orw. j.
TAHl.K oVAV LATDIKS" MCI.--It
A ZOit PH2 iiil, AND TALLOHa1
fiU3i
SHEA KH, ETC..
t v RCI.MOliDS , .
no issHontnTKNTHMtree.
Cutlery ft- re. ""TlirPW rt.iors ahnye Walnnt,
rllu water, luaiug in pauii. rumn.
KKSftd Paint dealer. LIU
VluH but jS. CwwhUmi, wa Wt Audit, WuiWtaM
""""nSIMTENT PAINT BESOLVANT,
HAIR IStN rnlh Be.nover, for palulen.,rur.
or 'ain " Lel. ..rlnlent, and lamlly use.
nh.u 1 c"!f:l I remove tua hardest and old(
P,rrirjUo" 'c; ,iuut ur,K and williiml
...ml truiu ' " ' ru,K It unlit for Ireeh paint.
''J"'" r .It