SHERIFF’S PROCLAMATION,
JJBOCBAMATION ! _
NOTICE IS EEBEB7 GIVEN to the Freemen of
life City end County of Philadelphia, that on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER9th, 1866, •
Being the second Tuesday of. the month, and day of
SteGENEBABand MTJNICIPaB ELEcfflON. there
are to be elected, ylz:
By the Ereemen of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, one person to serve as Governor of said
Commonwealth lor three years.
By the Freemen residing in the First Congressional
District of the State of Pennsylvania,
Second, Third, Foarth, Fifth,BliUtV tuna
Wards of the said City, one person to reoresentmSS
District in the House of-
gressofthe United States. “ lne °° n
By the Freemen residing In the SecnoJ Oonnw.
slonal Dlstrlctof the State of PennsylvakTa comSSl
tog the First (now the
Seventh, Eighth, Ninth and Tenth
gty, one person to represent said District ta the
of th ® Of to!
By the Freemen residing In the Third Conenwtinnal
Twtifth, Thirteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Eigh
teenth and Nineteenth Wards of the said Cityfone
person te represent said District In the House oj? Be-
of the Congress of the United States.
Bythe Freemen residing In the Fourth Congressional
Dißtrict.of toe State of Pennsylvania, comprising toe
Tonrteenth. Fifteenth. Twentleth. Twenty first, and
tee Twenty-fourth (now toe Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-seventh) Wardß of the said City, one person to
represent said .District In toe House of Bepreienta
tivee of toe Congress Of the United States.
the Freemen residing in toe Fitth Oongretsioual
District of the State of Pennsylvania, comprising the
Twenty-second, Twenty-fifth Wards of
the said cats and the County of Bucks, one porson to
represent saidDisirict in toe House of Representatives
of Congress of toe United States,
_By the Freemen residing In the First Senatorial
District of. the City of Philadelphia, comprising toe
First. Second, Third, Fourth, Seventh, Eighth and!
Twenty-sixth Wardsof said City, one pefaon to serve
aaaßepreeentatrveofsald District In toe Senate of toe
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. '
.By the Freemen residing In toe First Bepreaentatlve
District, of the City of-Philadelphia, comprising- the
First Ward, andtheFlrat. Second/, Third, Fonrto,
Fifth, Sixth and Ninth Electlon falvlalona ef the
Twemy-aixthWard-one,person to serve aaaßepre
sentatlve of saldHistrict to the House of Representa
ttves of the General Assembly -of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania. - : %-
By theFreemmlreeldlugTntlm Becondßepresenta
tlve District of toe (Sty of Philadelphia, comprising
the (First, Second-Thlrd, Fourth, Fifth, Blxth. Sevi
enth, Eighth and Ninth), now.the FirstJSecond, Third.
Fourth, r ifth,Sixth, Seventh-Eighth, Ninth, Twelfth
and Thirteenth Election Dlvtalonsof Second Ward,
and the First, Second and Third BlectlonJHvisions of
1 hlrd Ward ofaaid City, one person to serve as a Bep
resentat ireof said District in toe House of Bepresen
tatives of toe General-Assembly of toe Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania.
By the Freemen residing in the Third Bepreaenta
tlve District of the City of Philadelphia, comprising
the Fonrto Ward, toe I enth and Election Dlvtuons of
the Second Ward, toe Fourth; Fifth, Sixth, Beventh
and Eighth Election Divisions of the Third Ward,
and toeFlrstatd Third Election Divisions of toe Fifth
Ward of toe said city one person to serve as a Repre
eentative of sai4 District in the House of Bepresentt
tivea of toe General'Assembly of toe Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania. '
By the Freemen residing In toe Fourth Bepresenta
tive District of toe City of Philadelphia, comprising
the Seventh Ward, and toe Seventh andEightrtElec
tkm Divisions of iheTwenty-slxto Ward or salacity,
one person to serve as a Representative of said District
in toe House of Representatives of toe General As
sembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
By toe Freemen residing in the Fiftoßepresentative
District of the City of Philadelphia, comprising toe
Xlghth Ward, and -toe- Second, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth,
Seventh and Eighth Election Divisions of Fifth Ward
of saiddeg; one person te serve as a Representative of
Bald District in the Bouse ef Representatives of toe
General Assembly of toe Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania. .... -:t-., ..
By toe Freemen residing iu the Sixth Bepresentatlve
District of the City of Philadelphia, comprising toe
FlrsteFehrth; Fifth. Sixth. Seventh and Eighth Elec
tion Divisions of Sixth Ward, and toe Birat,Second,
Third, Fourth. Fifth;Sixth and Seventh Election Di
visions of Ninth Ward of said City, one person to serve
as a Representative of said District in the House of
Representatives of the General Assembly of toe Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania.;, ~-i V"
By the Freemen residing In toe Seventh Represen
tative District of toe City, of Philadelphia, comprising
the Thirteenth Ward- and the Third, Fifth and Sixth
Election Divisions ofFourteenth Ward, of said City,
one persoti to serveASa Representative of said District
in the Home of Representatives of the Geheral As
sembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
By the Freemen residing in toe Eighth Bepresenta
tlve District of the City of Philadelphia, comprising toe
Tenth-Ward, the Eighth Election Division ortoeNlnto
Ward- and toe First. Second and Fonrto Election
Bivlslons of Fourteenth Ward of said City, one person
to serve as a Representative of said District-in toe
Honse of Representatives of toe General Assembly of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. , y;
By the Freeman residing In toe Ninth Representa
tive District on the City of Philadelphia, comprising
the Eleventh ward, the Second apd Third Election
Dlvlslonsof toe Sixth Ward,and toe First. Second,
Fifth and Sixth Election Ditto ions of TwelftoWard
of said City, one person to serve as a Representative
of said District In toe Honse of Representatives of
the General Assembly of toe Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania. -
By the Freemen residing In toe Tenth Bepresenta
tlve District of the-City of Philadelphia, comprising
the Fifteenth Ward of said City (except the Eighth
Election Division) one person to serve as a Represen
tative of said District in the House of Representatives
of the-General Assembly of toe Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania.
By the Freemen residing In toelEleyenth Represen
tative Dlstriet of the city of Philadelphia, comprising
toe Third, Fonrto and Seventh Election' Divisions of
Twelfth Ward, toe First, Second, Third, Fonrto, Fifth,
Sixth and Eighth Election Divisions of Sixteenth
Ward and the First and Second Bivlslons of Twentieth
Ward of said city, one person to serve as a Represen
tative of said District In toe House of Representatives
or toe General Assembly of toe Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania. .
By toe Freemen residing in toe Twelfth Representa
tive District of the City of Philadelphia, comprising
toe Eighteenth Ward and toe First Election Division
of Seventeenth Ward toe Third Election Division of
Nineteenth Ward and the Fcurth Election Division of
Twenty-fifth Ward of said City, one person to serve as
a Representative of said District In toe toe House of
Representatives of toe General Assembly of toe Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania. -
By toe Freemen residing in the Thirteenth Repre
sentative District of toe City of Philadelphia, com
prising toe Seventeenth Ward of- said City (except toe
First Election Division), toe Seventh Election Division
of toe Sixteenth Ward, and the Second and seventh
Election Divisions of Nineteenth Ward of said City,
one person to serve as a Representative of'bald Dis
trict in the House of Representatives of toe General
Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
By the Freemen residing in toe Fourteenth Bepre
■tentative District of-toe-City of Philadelphia, com
. prising toe Seventh and Eighth Election Divisions of
- Fourteenth Ward, toe. Eighth Election Division of
Fifteenth Ward and tbeFonrth. Fifth, Sixth, Seventh,
Eighth, Ninth and Tenth Election Divisions of Twen
tieth Ward of said pity, one person to serve as a Rep
resentative of said District in toe Honse of Repre
sentatives of toe General Assembly of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, ;
By . the Freemen residing in the Fifteenth Repre
sentative District or toe. (Sty of FhUadelphis.com.
prising the First, Fourth, Fifth, Ninth and 'Tenth
(now the First, Fourth, Filth, Ninth, Tenth
Eleventh and Twelfth) Election Divisions or
Nineteenth Ward; the. Third,, and Eleventh
Sow the Third, Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth and
nrteenth Flection .Divisions of Twentieth Ward:
(the First Election Division) now the First and Ninth
Election Divisions of Twenty-first Ward, and the
Fifth and Sixth Election Divisions of Twenty-fifth
Ward of said City; one person to serve as a Repre
sentative of said District in the Honse of Represents,
tlvea of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania,
By the Freemen residing in ,the Sixteenth Bepre
sentatlve District of the City of Philadelphia com
prlslngthe Twenty-second ward, the Third, Fourth.
Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Election Divisions of
Twenty-first Ward of said City, one person to Berve as
a Representative ot said District In the Honse of Bepre- ‘
sentatlves of tne General Assembly of the common
wealth of Pennsylvania. ; ...
By the Freemen residing In the Seventeenth Repre
sentative District of the City of Philadelphia com
nrlslna the Twenty-third Ward, the First, second and
-Third Election Divisions of Twenty-fifth Ward and
the Eighth (now the Eighth and Thirteenth) Election
Divisions of Nineteenth Ward ofsald City, one person
to serve as a Representative of Bald District in the
House of Representatives of the General Assembly, of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
By the Freemen. residing in toe Eighteenth Repre
sentative District of the City ofFhiladelphla, compris
ing toe Twenty-fourth Watd (now the Twenty-fourth
and Twenty seventh Wards), and the (Second and
Eighth Election Divisions, now toe) Second. Eleatn
and Tenth Election Divisions of the Twenty-first ward
of salacity, one person to serve as a Representative of
said District In the Honse of Representatives of toe
General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania.
By the Freemen residing in the City and County of
Philadelphia, one person to serva as PreGdent Judge
and two Jeraops to serve as Associate Judges of tne
Conrt of Common Pleas, <fcc„ in and for the said City
and County, for ten yean; one person to serve as* Re
corder of [Deeds, for said City and County, for three
years; one person to servehtslProthonotary of the Dis
trict Conrt, of Bald City and Connty for three years; one
person to serve as Clerk of the Court of Quarter Ses
sions, die., lor said City and County, for three years
and one person to serve, as Coroner, for said city and
County, for three years.
By the Freemen residing In the City of Philadelphia,
one person to serve as Receiver Of Taxes, for said City
for two years,and one person to serve as City Commis
sioner for three years.
By the Freemen residing in the Twenty-sixth Ward
and that part of the Second, Third and-Fourth Wards
ersaldClty, lying west of Passyunk road, one person
'• to serve as Surveyer and Regulator ef the First Dis
trict, for five years.
By the Freemen residing In the First Ward, one per
son to serve as a member of Comrnbh Council for two
years, one person to serve as an Alderman for five
years and five persons to serve as Directors ofPnblio
Schoolsifour or them for three years,and oneforthe
nnexplredterm or William Edklns, deceased. .
By the Freemen residing In the Second Ward, one
personto serve as & member of Select Council for
three years,' three persons to serve as members of
members of Common Council, for two years, one per-*
son toserve as Assessor for the nnexplred term of
James T. Harmer, deceased; eight persons to serve as
Directors of Public. Schools, fonr of them for three
years, one fbr the nnexplred term of John Gray, de
ceased. one fois-the unexpired term of Samuel Moors,
deceased; one for the unexpired term of James Evans,
resigned, and-one caused by a-failqrets elect at the
last election,,, --- ■ , .
By the Freemen residing In the Third Ward,' One
-person to serve as amember of Common : Connell for
two years, one person to servefas an Alderman for five
years, -eix- persons to .serve ns Director of Public
Schools, fonr of them for three years, one for the un
ezplred term of James W-Fletcher,deceased,aod one
for the nnexplred term of H. F. Schelllnger removed
from the Ward.
By the Freemen residing In the Fourth Ward, one
person to serve as a membi r of Select Connell l'or three
years, two persons to serve as members of the Com
mon Council for two years, and five persons to serve
a* Deselect ox jphMls Rohoen> fvnx it mem joi iiues
ggnijand one for toe unexplred term of B, Haney,re- .
By the Freemen residing In the Fifth Ward,' one
person to serve as an Alderman for five years, and
five persons to serve as Directors of Public Schools,
four of themfor three years,and one for thehnexptred.
termof B; Bnlcemsn. -
By toe Freemen residing In the Sixth Ward, one
person te serve as a member ofSelect Council for three
years, one person to serve as as a member of. the
Common Council for two years, five persons to serve
as Directors of Public Schools, lour of them.- for three
yean and one for toe unexpired term of George Tiel
resigned... _ , T . , , .» ....
By the Freemen reeidingln the Seventh Ward; one
person to serve at a member of Common Connell toij
two years; one person to serve as anAldera an for five
years, five persons to serve asßirectora of. Public
Schools, four of them for three years l and one for the
unexplred term ofGf orge.W.Bott, deceased.’
BythePreemenreslaingln toe Eighth Ward, one
person to serve as a memberof Select Connell for three
years, two, persons to.serya as members ot Common
Cornu U for two years;and' four personate serve as Di
rectors of Pub lc (schools for three years.
By the Freemen- residing- in the-Nlnth Wardr one’
person to serve as a memberof Select Connell for three
yeaiß, twoperaons to serve as members of Common
Connell for two i ears, and fbnr persons to aerve aa Di
rectors of Public Schools for three years. -
By toe Freemen residing in toe Tenth Ward, one
person to serve as a memoer of Common Connell for
two years, two persons to serve as Aldermen for five
years and four persona to serve as Directors of Public
Schools for three years. 1 •-
By toe Freeman residing In toe Eleventh Ward, one
person to serve as a member of Select Connell for three
years, one person to serve as Constable for five- years,
six persons to serve as Directoritof Public Schools,four
of them for three years, one for the unexplred term of
Alexander E. Crawford resigned, and one for the un-.
expired term of Theodore lhelss removed from the
Ward.
By the Freeman residing In toe Twelfth Ward, one
person to serve as a memtaer of Common Connell for
two years, one person to serve as art Alderman for five
years, one person to serve as an Assessor for toe nnex
piredtermof George W. Clark deceased, seven persons i
to serye aa Directors of Public Schools, fbnr of them for■
three years. One far toe unexplred term of A. Heck
man resigned, on for the unexpired term of Aaron
Waters deceased, and one for. the unexplred term of
Macpheraon Bannders deceased.
By the Freemen residing In toe Thirteenth Ward,
onp person to serve aa * member of Select Council for
three years. One person* te serve as a member ot Oem
mon Connell for two years; two persons to serve as
Aldermen for five years, and four persons to serve aa
Directors of Publlc Schools for three years.
By toe Freemen raiding in the Fourteenth Ward,
one person to serve as a member of Common Connell
for two years, one person te serve as an Alderman tor
five years, tlx persons to,berve as;' Directors of Public
Schools, four of them for three years, one for theurs ex
pired term of T, P. Stotesbury, and one fbr toe unex
pired term of F. McCormick.
By the Freemen residing In toe Fifteenth Ward, one
person to serve as a member of Select Council for three
years, three persons to serve as members of Common
Connell for two years, one person to servo as an Aider
man for five years and fbnr persons to aerveaa Direc
tors of Public Schools for three years.
By toe Freemen residing in toe Sixteenth Ward,one
person to serve as a member of Common Council for
twd years, one person to serve as an Alderman for five
years, six persons to serve as Directors of Public
Schools, four of them for three years, one for toe un
expired term ol James W. Hills, deceased, and one for
toe unexplred term of John H. James, resigned.
By the Freemen residing In toe Seventeenth Ward,
one person to serve as a member-of Common Connell
for,two years, one person to serve as an Alderman for
five years, and four persons to serve aa Directors of
Public Schools for three ybara.
By toe Freemen residing In the Eighteenth Ward,
one person to serve aa a member of Common Gemum
for two yean, one person to serve as an Alderman for
five years, one person to serve as a Constable for five
years, and five nelsons to serve as Directors of Public
Schools, ft nr of them for three years, and one tor the
unexpired term of John W.Baln, Sr., deceased
By toe Freemen residing in. the Nineteenth Ward,
two persons to serve as members of Common Council
lor two years, three persons to serve as Aldermen for
nve years, five persona to serve aa Directors of Public
Schools, four of them for three years, and one lor toe
unexpb edtermoi Albert R. El dredge. -
By toe Freemen residing in the Twentieth Ward! two
persons to serve aa members of Common Councils for
two years, two persons to serve as Aldermen for five
years, five persons to serve.as Directors of Pnb'ic
Schools, fonr of them for three years, and one for toe
nnexpb ed term or Charles C. Burns, resigned.
. By toe Freemen residing In the. Twenty-first Ward,
two per-oils lo serve as members of Common Council
ft r two years, seven persons to serve as Directors of
Public Schools, six oflhem fbr three years, and one for
toe: unexplred term of Charles Whitaker, resigned.
And by Freemen of fifth and Sixth Election Divisions
(late Upper Ward Hanaynnk), one person to serve as
an Alderman for five years.
By toe Freemen residing in the Twenty-second Ward,
one person to serve as memberof Common Conncil for
two years, on- person to serve as an Alderman for five
years, and four persons to serve as Directors of Public
Schools for three years,
By toe Freemen residing In toe Twenty, third
Ward, one person to serve as a member of Common
Council for two yean; by toe Freemen residing in toe
Firstßlecdon Division, one person to serve aa a Direc
tor of Public Schools for three years; by toe Freemen
residing in toe Second Election Division, one person
to serve as Director of Public Schools for three years:
bytbeFreemen residing in that part of the Third
Election Division lately toe Township of Byberry,
one person to serve as a Director of Public Schools for
three years; by the Freemen residing In that part of
theiTblidElection-Division, lately the Township of
U ore]and, one person to serve as a Director of Pontic
Sentola for three years;'by toe Freemen residing in
the Feurto, Fifth, Sixth,- Seventh and Eighth Election
Divisions, three persons to serve as Directors of Public
Schools for three years; and by toe Freemen residing
in toe Ninth Election Division, three persons to serve
as Directors of Public Schools for three yean.
By the Freemen resiaingln the Twenty-fourth Ward
seven persona to serve as Directors of Public School!,
six ot them for three years, and one for the unezpired
term of William C. Smith, resigned.
By the Freemen residing in the Twsaty-dfth Ward/
one person to s*rve as a member of the Select Coon
oil for threeyears, one pemen to serve as a member of
Select Council for the unexpired term of Patrick
O’Rourke, deceased, and one person to serve as an Al
derman for five years. By the Freemen residing in
the First Election Division, three persons to serve as
Directors of Public Schools, one of them for three
years, one for tbe unexpired term ofC. M.. Griffiths
and one for the nnexpired term of William H. Boyer.
By the Freemen residing in the Fifth Election Divi
sion, two persons to serve as Directors of Public
Schools, one of them for three years, one of them for
the nnexpired term of F. removed from the
Ward, And by the Freemen residing in each-of the
remain inn Election Divisions of said Ward, one per
son to serve as a Director of Public Schools for three
years.
By the Fretmen residingJn the Twenty-sixth Ward,
one person 10 serve as a member of Common Connell
f*r two years, and lour persons to serve as Directors of
Public Schools for three years.
By toe Freemen residing In the Twenty-seventh
Ward, one person to serve as a member of Select
Council fbr two vears; one person to serve as a member
or Common Council for two years; one person toserve
as an Alderman for five years: eight persons to ae-ve
as Directors of Public Schools, five or them fbr three
years, ene of them fbr the nnexplred term, of John
Eeeter, resigned, one for the nnexplred term of Samuel
Gibson, resUned, and one for the nnexplred term of
William. Dorman, resigned.
And by the Freemen residing In each of the Election
Divisions or each of the several Wards of the said
City, one -person to serve as Judge, tyro persons to
serve as Inspectors, and two persons to serve as Re
turn Inspectors of Elections for eaeh ofsald Divisions
respectively.
■ The Feeemen residing la the several Election Divi
sions of the First Ward will vote as follows, to wit;
Ist Division, at the honse of Joseph Blvel. League
Island road.
3d Division, at the house of Peter Bovier,\northeast
corner of Hoyamenslngnv. and Greenwich street,
/3d Division, at toe bouse of Samuel GUbert,soHtbeast
corner of Moyamwtsl ng avenne and Seed street'—
4th Division, at top, home of Mrs. Patois, Second
Btreet below Wharton.
sth Division, at toe honse of Henry Saner, north
west corner of Fourth and Reed streets. - ..
6th Division, at the honse Of Samnel Peak .southwes t
corner of&lxth and Dickerson streets. •
t Division, at the home of Thomas Kane, north
corner of Fassynnk road and Cross street.
Division at toe honse of Charles Spring, south
corner ot Eighth and Wharton streets. .
9th Division, attoehoms of Joseph Schofield, south
west corner of Sixth and Tasker streets.
lqto Division, at toe house of Mr. Wolf,northwest
corner of Front and Moore streets.
Tire Freemen residing In toe several Election Divi
sions of toe Second Ward will vote as fbUoWs,'to wit:
Ist Division, at toe,home of William Butler, north
east corner of Moyaiaenslnray. and Federal st.
2d Division, at tne home of Edward Watcher, north,
east corner of Second and Carpenter streets.
id Division, at toe honse of -Lewis Thornton, N. w.
corner of Moyamenslng av. and Washington av.’
4th Division, at toe honse ot William Maurman,
southwest corner of 1 bird and Christian streets.
' sth Division, st toe home of Geo. Gardner, No. mi
S. Eighth street.
6ihDlvlsicn, st the honse of Francis King, southeast
corner of Filth and Carpenter streets.
7th Division, at toe borne of Jacob Lentz southeast
corner of Passyunk ruadand Christian streets.
Bth Division, at the honse of * Fuchs, northwest
comer of Fifth and Redwood afreets/ -
sth Division at the house of Timothy Mealey, south
west corner of Tenth and Caipenter streets.
, Kith Division, at toe house of Hngh Finley, southeast
corner ol Twelfth and Carpenter streets.
llth Division, at the house of William Halfpenny
southwest cornerof Ninth and Manilla streets. ■’
lith Division, at toe house of Charles Peak south
east corner of Hoyamenslbg av. and Federal st,
13th Division at the honse of EPatton, southeast cor.
nenofFassyunk road and Federal street.
The Freemen residing in the several Election Divi
sions of the Third Ward will voteas loilows to wit
-Ist Division, at the house ol William E S.ancllffe
Seebnd Btreetbetow,Queen. , -, ’
2d Division,ht: the ,house of John Graham, south
west cornerof Front and estuarine streets
Sd Division, at toe bonse of James Baird,'southwest
corner of Second and German streets, wcaL
4to Division, at the honse of J Bablngton, southeast
corner oi }iftk and Qnecn streets. 3
sth Division, at the house of G.-F. Beeler.- sonthmut
corner ot Fifth and German Btreets oontneast
6th Division atthe house of Patrick McCrystlenouth
w« st corner of .Catharine and Sixth streets
7tb Division, at thehouseof John Slavin. northwest
corner of Eighth and Cal harlne streets.
Bth Division, at thehouse of Thomas White, sonth
-east corner of Shipped lane and Ffizwater street.
The Freemen redding In toe several Election Bivsl
siotfcof toe Fourth Ward ’will vote as roIlowB?towtt :
istpivlsibn; atthe house of Jacob Ferber, northeast
corner of Front ond Almondstreets. »*umsj
South Front’srteefi® bOIUi6 ° f ™mMurphy. No 752
4th Division, at the, hpme of William Byerly. south
east corner ofFourth and Stanley streets. “
"sth Division at / thehouseof Owen Lamb, southeast
corner of Charles and Sontbatreeta. , ’
6th Division at thehense of James McDonongh,Sixth
street, below Shipjpen.
;th Division, at the honse of Patrick Reagen, No. 617
South Seventh street. ‘
6th Divis'on, at toe honse of James A.Matthleu (Dal
las Honse), Eighth street, below Shlppen.
Sth Division, at the honse ol John Thompson, north
west corner of Twelfth and Brinton streets.
icth Division, at the home of Robert Morrow, north
(fWJ cviBjr(ilßi9Rd KBUfjhiPKB streets,
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN ; PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY. OHTOBEti, 1 nfifi
The Freemen raldjiig In- the severe! Electltm Divi
sions of toe Fifth Ward w ill vote as follows, to wit;
Ist Division, at the honee of Charles Medara,corner
of Second and Re-ief streets.
20 Division, at the honse of Charles McGrath, Bom
bard street above Second.
3d Division, at the honse of John Wood, southwest
corner ol Fifth and Bombard streets.; , ,
4th Division, atlhe-honseof •——-northwest
corner of J*rent and Fine streets.
sto Division, at.toe honse -of Bewia > Fischer, No. 218
Dock, street. " ’
6th Division, at, tho-houae of Jamea Burns,No. 438
fcpTuce street: ; *•' -
fe» t^ CroEBln '
_Bth Division, atthe Honse of Thomas Whitmore, S.
W: corner ofExchange place, and'Carter’s alley.
The Freemen residing In the several Election-Divi
sions of the Sixth Ward will vote os follows, to wlt:
let Division, at toe honse ot Thomas Carr ell, Betitia
coprt. Market, below Second street. . -
,24 Division, at the honse of Blchard Wellington,
eontoweßt corner of Second an d Quarry strt ets.
3d Division, at toe honse of William A, Thorp,'Race
street, above Second. - ,
, 4th Division, at toe house. Third street, below Arch,
west side.
sto Division, at the house. northwest comer of Sixth
and Jayne Btreets: - *
«1h Division, at the Golden Fleece Hotel,ln Cherry
street, between Third and Fonrto.
7th Division;atthe:White Bear Hotel, southwest
corner of Fifth and Race streets.
Bth Division, at the honse of. James Buck, southwest
corner of Vine and Crown streets. .
TheFieemen residing In the several Election Di
visions of toe Seventh Ward will vote as fcßows,
to trit;
IBt Division.' at the house of D. M. J Mathleu, No. 308
Bombard street. .
2d Division, at toe bouse ofjames Bobley.northeaat
comer Of Twelfth andßombard streets. - ..
Sd Division, at the honse of Andrew Morrow, south
west corner o< Thirteenth apd Bombard streets.
4th Division,,at the honse of ftawrence MoCabe,
southwest comer of Sixteenth and Bombard streets,
6to Division at the honse of p; Monaghan,' Eigh
teenth andMcDnffieafreets.-'
6to Division, at thehonseof Addis & Engle, south-
West comer of Twentieth and Pine streets.
9th Division, at the home ol George Conners, north
west corner or Twen»-seoon« and Lambert streets.
ste Division, at the noose ofJameeflcKlnlejr, north
ent corner orTwenty-thlrd hnd Nandaln streets.
The freemen residing in the several flection Divi
sions of the highth Ward will vote as follows, to wit:
Ist Division, at the boose of William Qrear, Sansom
street, below ninth. j i ->.■
zdlDivisfds. at the home of Jobs, Bomm,'Twelfth,
street, below ' / _ *
3d DlvieiOß, at thehouje-oJ William tanne.No. *4l
Bomb Broad street. .
4th Division, at the house of Beuben Delany, south
west comer ol Tnirteentb and Batuom streets.
sth Division; at the hense of John Brown, northeast
co mer of Twenty-first and locust streets.
6th Division, at the office of Samnel Bye, No. iso
South Twentieth street.
7th Division, at the house of James Sayles.No.MB
South Seventeenth street.
The Breemenxesidlng In the several Election Divi
sions of the Ninth Ward will vote as follows, to wit:
Ist Division at the honse or Amos Hollahan, south
east corner of ishthth and Filbert streets.
2d Division, at the house of Bobert Sherrard, No. 123
Filbert street.
3d Division, at the house of Mrs. Lobley; southwest
c rner of Eleventh and Filbert streets,
4thßivlsion;atthehouse ofC.Zimmerman,No 1323
Market street.
sth Division, at the bon. e of William Shinn, No. 16
South Broad street.
6th Division, at the bouse of Daniel B, Beltler, No.
1619! Market street.
7tb Division, at the house of Thomas Blair, No-1911
MaTketstreet.
sth Division, at the house of H. E. Himilcb.No.2U9
M arket street. .
The Freemen residing In the several Election Divi
sions of the Tenth Ward will vote as follows, to wit:
Ist Division, at the Columbia Home, No. 728 Bace
street, belt w Eighth.
2d Division, at the bouse of Thomas F. Mooney,
northwest corner of Ninth and Cherry streets.
3d Division, at the house of Charles C. Overbeck,
southwest corner or Eleventh and Vißestreets.
4th Division, at the house or Pa trick McManus .south
west or rner ot Eleventh and Bace streets.
5 b D,vision, at the house of tfatrlck McLanghlin.
northwest corner of Broad and Bace streets.
6th Division, at thehouso of Madam. Minna, No
14l32trchstreet, '
7th Division, at the lcehousejiorth west corner of Six
tetnthand Bsceltreets.
Bth Division, at the honse of Thomas Stewart, south
west corner of Twenty-first and Cherry- streets.
9th Division.at the honse of John Mellon, 8. E. cor.
Twenty .second and hummer streets. .
The Freemen residing In the several Election Divi
sions of the Eleventh Ward will vote-as follows, to
wit: f
Ist Division, at the honse of Jacob Flnck, Callowhlll
street, below Second.
2d Division,at the house ol C. J. Vallett, northwest
corner of New Mr rket and Callowhlll streets.
3d Division, at the heuso of A. Campbell, southwest
corner of Front and Pegs streets.
4th Division at the house of Andrew F. Haas, No.
483 bt. John street;
Bth Division, at the house of A, Gilbert, Third street,
shove Buttonwood. .
6th Division, at the honsoof UnF. Bleease.aorth
west corner of St*-Jobn and Green streets.
7th Division, at the hocseof M. Boynton, sonthwest
corner of Sew Market and Brown streets.
ith Division at the house of James Smith, No. si:
Second street, above Brown street.
The Fn emeu residing In she several Election Di
visions or the Twelfth' Ward will veto as follows, to
wit:
Ist Division, at the boase of Lewis Gebhard, north
east corner of Fourth and Wood streets.
2d DivUion, alike bouse of Lewis sneli, northwest
corner ef Crown and Callowhiil streets.
id Division, at the bouse of H. L, Bose, No. &9 But
tonwood street, aboveThtrd.
4th Division, at tke house occupied by John Meu,
northwest corner of Noble street end York avenue.
sth 1 1 vision, at the boose of ivl&aeae, northeast cor
ner oJ Fourth and Coates streets. J ,
6th Division, at the house of Johc Schmittv No. seu
North Third street . f \
7th Division, at Wright’s hotel, southwes' ~
Fifth and Poplar streets. I
The Freemen residing In the several £l
visions of the Thirteenth Ward will vote as
Ist Division, at the house of J, K+ Turner, southwest
corner of Fianklin and Callowhttl streets.
Sd Division, at thehouse of John Welb&nk, north
west corner of Bunm and Callowhill streets.
sd Division, at the house of A. Buhl, No. 741 Spring
Garden street, corner of Loral*. .
4th division, at the house of David 8. Drum, south
west corner oi Xighth andßuttonwoodstrrets.
sth Division, at the bouse of Amelia Davis,sout>east
corner of Seventh and Coates streets. ;-i
6th Division, at thehouse or Henry afaeger, north
west corner of Mnth and Green streets.
7th Division, at tte house of 2dr. Blevler, northwest
cornet of Sixth and Brown streets.
Bth Division, at thenortheaatcdrner of Ninth and
Brown streets, kept by Henry welsh.
The Freemen residing in the several Election Divi
sions of the Fourteenth Ward will vote as follows,
to wit:
Ist Division, at toe honsß of Christian Thsurer. No.
lOSOißidge avenue. _ _ ,
2dDlvialon, a» toe home of John Warwick, north
east oorner ot Thirteenth and Callowhlll streets. '
;tdDivision,atthe house of Coulter Russell,Ridge
arenne. below Spring Gaiden stiseL
4th Division, at lips honse of - ■ , Ridge avenue,
above Mount Vernon street, .
sth Division, at the home of— -+ Simpson, sonto
west cornet of Eleventh and Coates streets.
6th Division, at the honse of Miller, northwest
corner of Broad and Ooati s streets.
7th Division at toe home of Frank Ritter, north
west corner of Elevesto and Myrtle streeu.
Bth Division at toe bonse of HershoOT, south
west corner of Thirteenth and Ogden streets.
TheFrtemen residing In toe several Election Divi
slots of toe Fifteenth Ward will vote as follows, to
wit.;
Ist Division, at the honse of Henry Toung, sooth east
cornerof Fifteenth and Callowhlll streets ,
■id Division, at toe house of Charles Bittmyer,-But
tonwood between 17th and ISto streets.
3di Division, at toe home of Mrs. Mary Herman,/
sontbesst comer ot Fifteen h and Coates streets.
4th Division; at the Mechanic Engine Home, Brown
street below Fifteenth. ' ,
(to Division, from Nineteenth to Twenty-first rtreet.
from Vine to Hamilton street. Vote at toe house of
James Fltowater, No. 1918 Callowhlll street.
sth Division, at toe honse of Joseph HcClay, south
west comer of Callowhlll and Twenty-second street.
7to Division, at toe home of Thomas Carroll, N. E.
comer of Spring Garden and Twecty-fbnrto streets.
Bth Division, atthe house of Michael Lewis, north
east comer of Twenty-fourth and Coates streets;
9tb Division, atthe honse of James Nngentt comer
of Borth and Florence streets. J
10th Division, commencing at toe S. W. corner of
Nineteenth and Poplar streets, along Nineteenth to
Mount Vi rnon, along ML Vernon to Twenty-first
street, along T wenty-first street to Green, along Green
to Twenty-second, along Twenty-second to Poplar and
along Poplar to theplace of beginning. 'Vote at the
heme of Christian Geme, No. 2U6 Coates street. ■
111 h Division, at tne souse of Benjamin. E. Hooven,
at the S. E. corner of Perklomec and Wylie streeL ■
12th Division, lrom Nineteenth to l wen ty-first
street, from Hamilton to Mount Vernon streeL Vote *
at toe honse of George Dber, No. 1919 Brandywine st.
The Freemenresidlngin the several Election Divi
sions of toe Sixteenth Watd, will vote as follows to
wit:
Ist Division, at the Bull’s Head Eotel, Front street,
above Poplar.
sd Dlvlaion.-at the honse of Joseph Morris, northeast
corner of Front and Otter streets; -
Sd Division, at toe home of Thomas Murphy, comer
of New Market and laurel streets
4th Division at toe house ot John Llpps German
town road and Kecend street. ■ h
Sto Division, at toe house of Robert Sherrard Ger
mantown road above Second street.
sth Division, at toe honseol Mrs. Slner, southwett
comer Fourth and George streets.-
7th Division, at the honse S. W. corner Third and
Geoige streets, ~
Bth Division.-at toe house of Christian tchnltzell,
No. 943North* Fifth street above Poplar.
The Freemen In the several Election’ Divisions of
the Severn eenth Ward will vote as follow s, to wit:
Ist Division, at toe honse of John B, Schnyler.soutli
east comer of Fiont and Masterstreets.
2d Division, at toe borne of John Holmes, southwest
corner of Front and Tbomtison streets.
3d Division, at the house of Mr. Chambers, corner
of Howard and Masterstreets. : “ l ' >■
4th Division, at the home of James Creighton, north
east comer of Second and Thompson streets.
sth Division, at toe house of Philip Manx, No. 1329
Germantown road. .
6th Division, at toe bouse of James Donnelly, north
west comer 01 Master and Oadwalader streets.
7th Division, at the home of Michael Burns, north
west corner of J< ffereon and Cadwalader streets.
Bth Division, at the honaeof WllllamCongdon,soutb
east corner of Sixth and Master streets. 1 ’
eth Division At toe honse of James O’Neill /southeast
comer of 131 th and Jefffeißons-reets. '
loth Division, at thehonse of John McCartney .south
east corner of Thompson and Cadwalader streets.
The Freemen residing lo the seversl Election Divi
sions of toe Eighteenth Ward will voteas follows,
to wit: .
Ist Division, at toe home comer of Frankford road
and Manderson streeL
2d Division, at the home of James Holdcraft, Beach
street, above Shack am axon.
Sd Division, at toe House of C. V. Nanman, corner
ef CtliMfl mnne rbA tfMlbort vet ntnet.
M^torOTE 0 h;S t elt. eho ” EieO f John Brewer, No. 1243
Benover 0n ’ 6t tlle John Spear, Beach above
B&mortu’k °* Po *- corner of
the , hon6e of Peter Klein comer of
Bqnover and Moyer s‘reets. ■ :
9th Division, at tbe house of Andrew Weber, corner
of Belgrade and Palmer streets. ,
Jtnb ™ vislQrpat lhe itoußeof Frederick Muesse. cor
ne? of Vienna and Belgrade streets.
11th Divif lop, at the hr use of Margart 1. McClure,
corner of Richmond and Notrlastewta.
_l2tb Division, at the House of David GhsklU, corner
of Rlcbmbndjßnd Huntingdon streets.
TheFre*m4n realdlnginthe severalElecUonDivtei'ms
of tbe Nineteenth Ward will vote as follows, to wit:
Ifet Division, at the house of George'Boyer, German
town road, below Norris street
2d Division, at the boose of Henry Heiser. Frankford
rodd, opposite Columbia avenue.
- 3d Division, at tbe home of Hr. Lent z. corner of Nor
ris street and Frankford road.
4th vDivlsion, at the boose of John Heenne, at the
corner of Front end Amber streets.
sth Division, at the -house of A. Peters, Frinkfrrd
road, north ot Norris street
6th Division at the house of A ».Wi Streeter, corner
of Frankfort road street. '
7th (Division i
Germaatown road, above Colombia avenue.
Bth Division, at the how of Thomas Cope, earner of
Coral and Lett erly street*- '
at thehoute of William Katz, corner of
Fourth and Diamond streets,
_ioih Division, at the house of John Doerr, corner of
Ella ard Amber stieets.
llth DivisJon at the house of P. B. Knechel, corner
Sixth,and York streets. • -*
i?h Division, at the house of Francis Schmidt,
conitr of Fifth and Sorrls streets;
13th Division,* t the hense of W. F. wniart,coiner
of Second and York streets, t .
The Frfedmen residing in the several Election,
plvisipnsofihe Twentieth* Ward will vote as fol'
IOWS-lOWltli
Ist Division, at the 8, E. eoiner o/Girard a venae and
Teeth street. . • -
_2d Division, 'at the house cccopirtby Christian
Bentscheller, N.- X> -corner of Fxahklih street and
Girardavenue.
3d Division, at the honse of Jaxnes'M. Bamsetr,
southeast corner ot Seventh and Oxford streets.
4th Division; at the‘house of George Metzger, r south-
Eleventh street and Girardavenue.
6tb Division, st the n orthwesreorner ofPoplar'and
Kurtz streets, the house of George W. Kohl
6th Division, at the house ‘ of Joseph Thompson,
nonbeast comer of Girard avenue and Deacon street.
7th Division, at the house of Charles H Eckstein,
northwest corner of Eleven th and Master streets.
Btb the southwest comer of Thompson
and Fifteenth streets. - -
9th Division, at the southwest comer of Bldge avenue
and Girard avenue. 7
loihDivtslon, at the comer of Thirty-second and
Thompson streets. ..."
lhhDivislon, beginning at the northwest oomer of
Tenth and Jefferson streets, thence along Jefferson to
Eleventh streetalongKleventh street to Susquehanna
avenue along f-uftjnehacna avenue to Tenth street,
alopgTenth street urthe place of beginning. Vo teat
the house of James Big ley, southeast corner pf Ele
vemh and Oxford streets. „
12th Division, at the house of "William Cobb.north
east corner of Franklin and Oxford streets. -
isth Division,from Eleventh street to Camac street
and from Jfffexsonstreetto Montgomery street. Vote
at thenoitheast corner of Twelfthand Jefferson sts.
14th Division, from Camac street to Broad street,
and from Jefferson street to Montgomery street Vote
at the southwest corner of Thirteenth and Oxford sts.
The Freemen residing in the several Election Divi
sions of the Twenty -fire t Ward will vote as follows, to
wit:
la Division, at the home of James Scott, corner of
Germantown road and Broad street.
2d Division, at the honse of Lewis Nehr, 3272 Ridge
avenues
3d Division, at theStaiion Hense, Manaynnk.
4tb Division, at the house —enyder, corner of Ma'n
and Cotton streets.
sth DivlsioA at thehooseof James Bramble.
€tb Division, at the Honse of Samuel Metzler.
nh Division, at the house ot Alfred Dull,
sth Division, at tbeLever.ngton Hotel.
9thDivision,a^tbehouse of m. Grim, Broad street.
Dear Turner's Lane.
loth Division, at the Washington Tavern, Ridge
road and Washington lane
The Freemen residing In the severs! Election Di
visions of the Twenty second Ward will vote as fol
iows^towtt:
Ist Division. atthehou«e of John Felton, corner of
Fisher's Lane andtitco&d street turnpike road.
2d Division, at the Branchtown Hotel, corner of
York roadand Mill street. .
3d Division, at William Stallman's General Wayne,
corner of Main acdWauteim streets.
4th Division, at the School House; School House
lane.
sth Division.at the house of William Hughes. Main
street- opposite the Town Ha*L
Sth Division, at tbe public house of E. North, corner
of Germantown avenue and Harvey street
Tib Division, at tbe house of Francis Rlnker, known
as the Waite Swan Hotel.
. sth Division, at the house of John Bush known as
the Eagle Hotel.
9tb Division at the bouse of Barbara Rood.
Tbe Freemen residing in the several Election Di
visions of the Twenty-third Ward will vote as follows,
to WU:
Ist Division, at the American Star Hotel, kept by
Charles Arrlseu, Holmesouifr.
2d Division, at the house of Robert N. Murray,in the
village of Buttleton.
1 Cd Division, at the bouse of the lateElljah Hoffman.
Jn the village of Smlthtield.
' 4th Division, at the house of Charles Johnson.
sth Division, at the house of Joseph H. Comly.
6th Division, at tbe house of Damet Faunce.
7th Division at the boose of Robert Thornton, on
Frankfort street.
sth Divlalon. at the bcuse of George Er tel, corner of
Brioge et. and the Phlla. and Trenton railroad.
9th Division, at he house of Albert Walton,corner
of Frarkford or Main Ureet and Oxford road.
The Freemen residing-in the several Election Divi
sions of the Twenty-fourth Ward will vote as follows,
to wit:
.Division, beginning at Market street and the
river Schuylkill; thence along Market street to Lan
"■"caster avenue; thence along Lancaster avenue to
Thirty-seventh street; thence along Thirty‘Seventh
v street to Bridge street; Whence along Bridge street to
1 the tiver Schuy Iklll; thence along the said river to the
: pmae of beginning. Vote at Milner’s Hotel, northeast
j corner of Thirty tifth and Lancaster avenue.
; mi Division, beginning at the junction of Market
I stnetond Lancaster avenue; thence along Market
ivstreet to. Thirty-seventh stre*u .thence along Thirty
! eeventhfctreet to Lancaster avenue; thence aloag Lan
caswetavenoe to place ol beginning. Vote at the
Pennsylvania Hotel, :?, £. corner of Thirty-fourth and
Lancaster avenue.
5d Division.'] beginning at the jonctlon of Thirty-*
seventh and]Market streets; thence along Market
street to Ihlny ninth street: thence along Thirty
ninth street to Bridge street: thence alongßridgestreet
; to Thtrty-eevenih street, thencealosg Ihirty-seventh
street to the p.ace of beginning. Vote *t the William
Penn Hole;; Maiket street, west of Thirty-eighth
(-street.
4th Divtslon.beglnnlngat toejntctioc of Thirty ninth
and:Market streets: thence along Market street to
Forty^first street; thence along Forty-first street to
Bridge ttrett; thence along Bridge street to Lancaster
avenue; tot noe along Lancaster avenue to Thirty-moth
street; ihencealonglhlrty-nlnth street to toe place of
beginning. Voteattoe Washington Honse, northwest
coi rierTnlrty-nlnto and Market-sti eels. ,
stb Division, beginlng at toe jnnetionof Forty-first
and Market streets: thence along Market street to
Forty-ninth street; thence along Forty- ninth street to
Havertord avenne; thence along Haver ford avenue to
Forty-sixth street; thence along Forty sixth street to
Lancaster avenue; thence along Lancaster avenne to
Bridge street; thence along Bridge street to Forty-first
street; thence along Forty-fiist street to toe place or
beginning. Vote at toe union Hotel, southeast corner
ofFbrty-flrst and Bavetfhkd streets.
6th Division, begtnnlng.at toe jnnctlon of Market
street and Forty-ninth street; thence along Market
street to Fifty-third street; thence along Fifty-third to
Meeting Home lane: thence along Meeting House lane
to Tprr avenne; thence along Tore avepueio Lancaster
avenne; thence along lau caster aventi* to Fort j-sixth
streG; thence along Forty-sixth street to Haverford
avehuiK thence along Haverford avenne to Forty
ninth street: thence along Forty-ninth street loathe
place of beginning. Vote at Vanleer’s Hotel. norto
esst corner of Fifty-third street and -Haverford' ave
xue. ■ - * : -
7th Division, heglnniDg at the Juncllon of Fifty-third
and i Market street; thence along Market street ij
Cobb’s creek: thence along Coob’s Creek to City
avenue; thence along City arenne to nifty-sevei.tu
eti eat; thence along Wifty-sevento street to Westmia
ster - avenne; thence along Westminster avenne to
Fiitj-third street; Ihence along s ifty-thlrd street to :bs
place of beginning. -Vote at Major Whiteside’s, H-d
-dtngton. : -: : ■
Bth Division, beginning at the jnnctlen of Fi ty
seventh street and Westminster avenue; thence al--ng
Fifty seventh street to City avenue; thence along Uty
avenue to Belmont avenue; thence along Belmont
avenue to Westmlnstc r avenne; thence along West
minster avenne u> Lancaster avenne; thence along
Lancaster avenne to Tore avenne; thence along Torr
nvenuoto Meeting House lane; ihence along Meeting
Honse lane to Westminster avenne; thence along
Westminster avenue to toe place of beginning,. Vote
atthe PaikHotel, Hestonvu’e.
9th Division, beginning at toe jnnctlon of Belmont
avenue and Westminster avenue; thence along Bel
mont avenne to City avenue: thence along City ave
nue to the nver Schuylkill; thence along the said river
to Westminster avenne: thence along Westminster
avenue to the place of beginning. Vote at the Summit
Honse, Monument road, above Belmont avenne.
Kith Division, beginniEg at the junction of Lancaster
and, West minster: avenne;; thence along Westminster
avenne to Thirty-sixth: street; toenca. along Thirty
sixth street to Elm street; thence along Elm street to
Larhaster avenne, thence along Lancaster avenue to
the place of beginning Vote at Vogdea’s office. For
tieth street, near Sycamore stneL 1
11th Division, beginning at toejnnctlon of Lancaster
avenue and Elm street: thence along Elm street to
Thirty-sixth street; thence along Thirty sixth street
to Westminster avenuef thence along said river to
Bridge street; thence along Bridge street to Lancaster
avenne; thence along Lancaster avenue to toe place
of beginning. Vote at toe Mantua Public School
Bonse, Haverford streeL above Thirty-fifth street.
The Freemen residing in the several Election Divi
sions of the lwenty- fifth Ward will vote as follows
to lst Division, at the house of Jacob Markley, Rising
Sun-Village. * . _ _ ,
2d:Dlvision, at the house now or late of Charles
Wiles, Harrow-gate, , _
3d Dlvls!on,-at the house of ConradLutz,Cedar Grove
Hotel. -* -i r
4th Division, at toe home of John Dqngherty, Rich
mond street, above SomerseL
sth honse of A.P. Stackhouse, north
east corner of Frankfbrd road and Clearfield streets.
tth Division, at toe’honse of WiUlam B. Tuatlni
northeast corner ef Richmond and Ann streets. _ >
The Freemen residing In toe several Election Divi
sions of toe Twenty-sixth Ward will vote as follows,to j
wit: -
Ist Division, at the Girard School House.
2d Division, at the house of F.EvejJorser of Wharton’
street and Fassynnk road. •
Sd Division, at the honse of Samnel Beagley, aonth
wcstcorner of Thirteenth and Wharton streets.
4th Division, at the house of Hngh Walker, north
west corner of Federal and Clarion streets.
sth Division; at the honse of Thomas Wylie, south
west coiner of E ighteenth and Carp* nter streets.
6th Division; at toe house of F. Saxton, southwest
corset ft Stead and South streets,
at ibaboose of James Boyd, southeast,,
corr er of Figbieenthabd South streets.'
Mh Division, &i thehooseof Hugh bcott, northwest
corner-if'j wehtieih and Catharine streets.
9ia Division, at tbe l on&e of -tßd'ew MclntiTe, cor*
ner ol Twenty-eighth and Federal streets: „ ' - •
The Freemen res ding In the Several Election DIvL
aicnsofthe Twenty-seventh Ward will voteaa Allows,
toyvrt: ..
, Ist Division,hf ginning at Mark etstreet and therlver
fcchoylkill;'thencealcngMarket street to Thirty-fourth
along Thirty fourth street to \7ainot
street; Woodland street, and the north line of Alms.'
river 6 perty ’ lienee along said property llneto the
r Hotel, Market street/E/of iitncaster street. ’
«^?}i2 sio ?’4S e BlDniDg at the river Schuylkill at the
i»i-?°ir tl,e J t^,mBhODBe properly; thence alone
*° street 1 hlrtyTourfti street and
nfntS l S? along Walnot street to Thirty*
SS w!?inSxJfyy oo f ,and '%* tr€et the east Ifnfe of
thence along said line to the
SH&! KISSS® a ’? n iF -TWtty Beventh streei, to Walnnt
rtrsetj to . Thirty.tonrlb
andth e nte along Thirty-fourth' to Market
rt »Tj t ThirS^T«^St Y ol * at
4jh;pivislon, beginning at Thirty-seventh and Mar,
ke * e along ‘Marketitreet to Furty-flxai.
street! thrice dlong Sorty first street to Baltimore
avenue; thence along Baltimore- avenue to Thirty •
ninth street thence along Thirty-ninth-stxeet to Wal
nut stffM; j&ehor;sl*)Dg Walnut; w Thirty-seyeutb
street; and thencealong Thirty seventh street ta. Mar
ketslreetjtheplaceofheglnhing. -Vote at Alderman
Allen’s. Cnestnutstreet/eaat of Fortieth. - -*
sth Division, .beginning at the river Schuylkill at the.
eastlJnepf .the Wocdlandcemetery; thencealongaaid
llneto Woodland itreet and Baltimore avenue; thence'
alonr'said Baltimore avenue to Forty-first street*
thence alcDgjFony-flrst street to Spruce street; thence <
alocgSprucoslr*et to Forty-third street: theac? alopg'
Forty-thhd street to' Baltimore avenue; thence
alopg . Baltimore' avenue to Forty*eeventh street;
thence r along -Fortyseventh - street to Darcy
road; thence along Darby road to Graves Ferry road:
tbepce along said road.to the river Schuylkill; ’and
thenceup the river.Bchuyjkjll to the place. o(. begin*
oing.' vote at Fnoch’ f Giay 5 s office, Woodland; and
Forty-second street; r { / •
6th Divbion, beginning at Forty-first and Market
streets; thenoaalongHaxket street to Obb’a creek:
thence downCobb’screek to Baltimore avenue; thence
along Baltimore avenue to Forty-third street: thence
along Forty-third streettoSpruce -street; theses along-
street to Forty first stteetr and thence'along
Forty-first streettoHarketstreet, tbe place of begin-
at Beniamin Sharp's Hotel, Forty-third
_7pi Division, beginning at Forty-seventh street and
. Baltimoreavenne; thence along Baltimore avenue to
echo's creek: tbencedown Cobh’s creek to the Inter
section with Darby creek; thence Down Darby creek
to Bow cr*efc; thence tpiheline of the Fort'Mifflin
property; thence along said line to therlver Delaware:
theßceupthexiverDelawareto therlver Schuylkill;
thence up ihefechuylklll to Gray’s Ferry road; thenoe
along said * road to Darby, road; thence along said
*° street; and thence along
said Feny seventh street to Baltimore avenue, the
. place of beginning. Vote at the Blue Bell tavern,
Darby ioao, FatcbalvlUe.
The Judges and Inspectors are particolariv requested
to notice the lolloping Extractor an Act of the General
Assembly: _
In accordance with the provisions of tbe Eighth
Section of an Act of the General Assembly oftheCJm
monwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled -*A farther Sup
piemen lotheSlcctionOLaws of this Commonwealth,”
approve d the Fourth day of June, A* D, 1866. the fol
low-iogPreamble.andFust Four Sectionsof sail Act
are published. Uf wit: ~ i
Wasmsas, By the Act of the Oongras of the United
States, entitled “An Act to amend the several acta
heretotfue patsed to provide for the enrolling aud
calling out the Rational forces, ana for other par
poses/* and approved March 3d, one thousand eight
hundred aid sixty*five, all t eraons who have deserted
the military or naval service of the United States, and
whphavo not bets, discharged or relieved from the
penalty or disability therein provided, are deemed and
taken lo have voluntarily relinquished and forfeited
their rights of citizenship and their rights to become
citizens, and are deprived of exercising any rights
oi citizen* thereof.
And Wbxkeas. Persons, not citizens of the United
Staies,are not, under the Constitution and laws of
Pennsylvania, qualified Electors of the Common
wealth.
Section I,—Be it enacted by Vie Senate and House of
Hepreuntctivet of the CGtnmonic<aUh of Pennsylvania
in General AutVibly met, and it ix Ticrtby enacted by the
authority of the same .That In all Elections hereafter u
be held in tbisC ommoaweaUh,it shall be unlawful fa?
_lhe Judge or Irspecton o* any such election to receive
any bal ot or ballots from any person or persons,
tmbiaced in the provisos and subject to the disa
nllity. imposed by said act of Congress, approved
March 3d. one theusand eight hundred and sixty-live,
and it (hail he uniawral for any such person to offer to
vot e any ballot or ballots.
Section th—Tbat if any such Judge and Inspectors
of Election, or any oneof them, shall receive or con
sent to receive any such unlawful ballot or ballots
from any such disqualified person. heortheyso offead
ing shall be guiliy of a msaetneanor. aid, noon coa
vlcsion thereof, in any Court of Quarter r*e»ioiis ofthia
Commonwealth, hesoalsfbr each offence, be sentenced
to pay a fine of not less tnan one hundred c oUais, end
to undergo an imprisonment in the jail of the proper
county tor not 1* as than sixty days.
fric-rxcu s.—Thai If <iuy person deprived of citizen
ship ar d’dlsqualified as afbresaid. shall at any election
beieafler/to be held In this commonwealth vow or
tender tdthe officers thereof and ofifer to vote,'a ballot
or ballots; any person so offending, shall be deemed
guilty ©i a misdemeanor, «nd on conviction thereof in
any Court ot Quarter beesions of this Commonwealth,
shall fbr each offence be punished in like manner as is
provided in the preceding section of this Act. in the
case of officers tf election receiving such unlawthl bal
lot or ballots.
ezc'TioN 4.—That If any person shall hereafter per
suade or adTise any person or persons, deprive!of clU
zer ship and disqualtm d as aforesaid, to offer any ballot
or ballots to the officers of any election hereafter to be
held in this Commonwealth, or shall persuade orad
vise any such officer to receive any ballot or ballots,
from any person deprived of citizenship and disquali
fied as aforesaid: such person so offending shall oe
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof,
m aiiy Court of Quarter Sessions of this Common
wealth, shall be punished In like manner at is pro
vided in the second section of this Act, in thecas? of
officers ot such election receiving such unlawful ballot
or ballets
Puisuant to sn Act of the General Assembly, passed
the 30th day oTM&rch.A.B. isse.
Notice is hereby given,
That the qualified voters of the several counties of
this Con. menAealth»at all general, tnwnahip.bo rough
and special elections, are hereby, hereafter, authorized
and required to vote, by tickets; printed or written, or
partly printed and partly written, severally classified
as fol.-cws: One ticket shall embrace the names of all
judges of courts voted for, and to be labeled outside,
'judiciary:'' one ticket shall embrace the names of all
state officers voted for, and be labelled ♦'state;” one
ticket shall embrace the names of all county officers
voted for. including office of senator, member and
members or assembly, if voted for, and membeis/of
Congress if voted for. and be labeled ‘‘county;" one
t eke: shall embrace the namesof alVtownship officers
voted for, and be labeled “towcshlp;" one ticket
embrace the names ot all borough officers voted tor,
be labeled -borough;" and each class shall be de
posited in separate ballot-boxes.
In pursuance of an act of the General Assembly of
the Commonwealth of Pen sylvania, entitled "An Act
relating to Elections of this Commonwealth," passed
the2dday of July.A.DlS&>.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That ever? peison. excepting Justices of the Peace.
Military officers and Borough Officers, who shall hold
any office or appointments of profitor trust under the
Government of the United States or of this State, or of
any City or Incorporated District,whether a Commis
sioned Officers or otherwise, a subordinate Officer or
A £t nt, who Is or shall be employed nude r the Legisla
tive. Executive or Judiciary Department ot this state,
or of the United States, or of any City or Incorporated
District, and also that every member of Congress, and
of the fcta te Legislature, and of the Select or Common
Council ot any City or Commissioners of-any Incor
porated District, is by law incapable of holding or ex
excising at the same time the office or appointment of
Juoge. inspector or Clerk of any Election of this com
monwealth, and that no Inspector, Judge, or other
officer of any such Election shall be eligible toanv
office except of Judge and Inspector; to be then voted
fbr. ;
nafThe POLLS in the respective ELECTION DI
VISIONS OPT HE WARDS of the City shall be
open at SEVEN o clock in the morning, and shall be
closed at SIX o'clock In the evening. J
09r*l he RETURN JUDGES are to make their Re
turns fbr said City and County for General and Maui
cipal Officers, at the St ate House, in Chestnut street;
ot said City, on Friday.the lath day of October, A. D.
1868, at io o'clock, A 21. The Betnm Judges of the
Fifth Congressional District are to make theirßeturns
at the Court House, In the Borough of Djylestown. on
Tuesday, the 16th day Of October, A. D/ 1388, at io
o’clock, A. M. •
S GOD SAVE THE COMMONWEALTH.
HENRY a HOWELL. Sheriff
Phiea.; Sheriffs Office, Sept, loth, 1866. seirocl,3
SHERIFF’S SUPFLEMES TALPROCLAMATION
Oj- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the qualified voters of the Sixth Election Divi
sion of the Nineteenth) Ward will vote fora Hembe* of
the Bouse of Representatives of the General Ass srnbly.
as a Part of the Fifteenth District.
The qualified voters of the Eight Ward are to elect
but ONE Member of the Common Council.
The qualified voters o! the First. Second. Ttird and
Fourth Election Divisions, Twenty -second Ward, wiii
elect one person to serve as an Assessor, for the uuex-.
pi red term of John R. Waterhouse, resigned.
The qualified electors of the Third Election Division,
Twenty-third Ward, will jolntly elect two persons to
serve as Directors; and those residing in that
parti ol saidDiyision Jately the Township of Bybem
are to elect one person to serve as a Director ofPublic
Schools, for the unexaired term of re
moved from the District.
Th’e qualified electors of the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth.
Seventh and Eighth Divisions ot said Ward, are to
elect four persons for Directors of Public School*, two
of them for three years, and one for two yean, and one
of them fer one year.
And the qualified electors of the . Ninth Division of
BaidlWard,areto elect but one School Director for
three years.
The place of votingin the Sixth Division, Tenth
Wafd. has beep changed to the S 4 WV cornet ot
Gebhard and Race • • ' _ •
The Place of voting in the Fourth Division, Four
teenth Ward, has been changed to the Hail, N. W.
corner of Thirteenth and Spring Garden streets.
The place of voting in the Ninth Division;' Fifteenth
Ward, will be at No, 1814 North street. •
The place of voting in the Eleventh Division, Fif
teenth Ward, has been changed to the bouse of Jeptha
H. Munn, N. E. corner of Francis and Shirley streets.
The plare of voting in thoNlnth: Division, Twentieth
Ward, will be at the Sy'E. comer of Nineteenth and
Ridge avenue' ««•••.. . • , -
The polls will close
at six o’clock. Pr,M. ~--^v
HENRY C. HOWELL,Sheiiffi
Sheriff’s Office, Bept-gltb, A. P. 1866. V W ocl. 8 .
PA PEBIIA VGIJIGS dc SHAPES
O IF. BALDERSTON & IN
(b. WAIL PAPERS and WINDOW SHADES. No,
'9B Spring Garden Btreet. Philadelphia- Se2?-lmj
Sa T/r. —tt.’mn wiu'.w t.ITESFOOX. GBODND SALT
Mao aoosaoks Pine Balt, afloat, and lor Uls by
WOERMAN * UO., 188 Walnut,
aisincai*.
USE SIARIN’SCONpITION POWDERS
, HORSES AND CATTLE.
It.cnreaWOTWß BotsandCollai • !
It cures Colds, Conghs and Hrde Bonod.
It Is thabest-alteiattve for-Horaasani Cattle now in
use. Laving a otpo years’atanding.
It is a sure preventive for the much dreadedßlnder.
pest. ; - i- i; ■ • -,
Ho Fsrtner or Dairyman should be without It.
For sale in Philadelphia by DYOTT & cu. 232 north
Second street; JOHIvsTON, HODLOW.iT & COW
DEN. 23 Horth bbeth street, and by Druggists through
out tbe conntiy. Address ail orders to -’ -
! STABIN & VLOYD, Proprietors,
.209 Duane street, New r orr.
SAR3APA.
-.LA is a conceairated
fraot’of«th# cfliyfceirxjt,
combined . .with. ot£eri '•
dances df. stiff greater
•rbtivo Power as totaP 1
d.a& effsctuU antidote
sarsaparilteJsr.
ited to cara- Saco a re-'
iy4s .screlv wfcurfeditfy ’
»e who suffer frofr,stgn-.
3S complaints* ana that
i which will accomplish ’
*lr. care must prOve/as.
* has.of immense sendee;
’d tfellow fiow
itfo-it has been proven
. —... worst cases-to fee flowid :
n the following.complaints; . .
ScrofttlSj-SarefalcuS Sw6lling3‘ aad‘ Bbre«,' : s£ln
-
Anthony a Fire. .Bose, or -Erysipelas, Tetter or-rlalt},
fyUphUitGt Vtnerialmssaul& expeUedflroiritheays- 1
tem by the prolonged uae of this iSamapi •
the parent is left in comparative health, *
female JHseaxe* are caused by Vcrofnla In the btood, ‘
and are of.an soon ; cared by this FxtsactofSabba- -'
PARILTAi i•• | ; [! • ■* i )..’•■ , ■-• > •
* Do not discard thlsinvaluable medicine, because you
have been -imposed upon by something pretebding to
be Sarsaparilla, while It was not. When yon have >
not till then, will yon know
theyirtnes of Sarsaparilla. For minute particnlars of
uie lt coresrwe reftr you to Ayer's American
Almanacrwhlchthe- agent below named wli fnmtgfr -
Sratis to aU who call for ifc i .*.
Ayer’s Cats* btic Pills, ior the cure of Costive
ness. Jaundice, Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Dysentery *
Fool Stomach, Headache,Pfles, Rheumatism, Heart- -
born arising horn Disordered. Stomach, Pain, or
Morbid Inaction of the Bowels, Flatulency, Dots of
Appetite; Aiver Complaint, Dropsy, Worms, Gout.
K* nrslgta; and lor a Dinner pul
They are sugar coated, so that the most sensitive can ,
take them pleasantly, and they are the bpet Aperient
in the world for all the purposes ot a family physic. '
Prepared by J, C AyEBA CO, DowelL Mass,, and
sold ly X M. JR AKIB A CO., Philadelphia, and by all
Druggists.* » - - ~ • . • :K*2SAm.w-2m v .:
f DKstalltna^a&aperior*uriu:ib'iox ciea&
V ing the' Teeth, destroying - ar>tmalrnT«V vaYtirH ’
•
In* of fragrance and perfect cleanliness In the month. ,
It may be used daily, and will be found to rtrengfhe>
weakand bleeding gumSrWhlle the arom&andaeter*>-
Etrenass wfll recommend It ux every one- Being eom,*; :
posed with the assistance ef toe Dentist, Physician and ,
iitcroecoplst, it is as a BIELXaBjIB
substitute for the uncertain washes formerly Id vogaa,:
Eminent Dentists, acquainted with the conetltnent*
of the DEKTABIiINA, advocate Ua ose; H contains
nothing: to prevent Its unrestrained emp2oymgnt* :
Medeonlyby - -
JAMBS T. SHTNH, ApoitecaiT,
Broad andSprncestres^
For sale, by Druggists generally, and
Fred- Brown, D. ju - c -^hWn»a
Kobert C. Davis*
G. B. Keeny,;.. Geo. C,Bower, .
Isaac XL Kay, - Charles Shivers..
C.H. Needles, G. J» Scattergood,
T.J.Hbsband, - J. C. Turnpenny A Oo*
Ambrose Smith, - Charles H. Ebcrle,
Thomas Weaver, James N. Marks,
William B. Webb, -... JC. Bringhnrst & Cc.,
James L. Bispham, ' ByottACo.,
Holies <fc Ooombe, £l C. Blair,
Henry A. Bower. . • :'/i- Wyeth ABro. • • v--• * 1
ESTIKKI.Y HKLTARLK—HODGSOtTS Bronchial
TABLETS.for the core, of coughs, colds hoarse
ness, bronchitis and catarrh of the head and breast.
Public speazen, ringers and amateurs w.il be greatly
benefited by using these Tablets. Preoared only by
W3XIS, Pharmaceutists N. E. C r*
ABCH and TE3STH streets. Philadelphia.- For sale
by Johnson, Holloway * Oowdan, and Druggists
generally. *r ‘-'seSStf- 1
■pBTJBHS BBOhCHXAZL. AST) .PULMONIC .
Jj DEW"DBQPS. for Coughs- and all Diseases oftfce : 1
Threat and Bronchial Taoes.. This Invaluable prepa-;
ration forevery household. Public Speakers* Hagers,
Ac, possesses a Wes ern celebrity, and haabeenknown
to relieve the most- obstinate and* almost hopeless,
esses It is.agreesdxle,strengthening and soothing,'
Prepared by K; C; BKUSH,No. £fc South' Nlulb
Philadelphia; • ■ je7-tf
nOBKB,: BUNIONS. tNVHBTSD- HAH&.-DB. J*
\-»IX4 YIBSON, Chiropodist, Operator on Corns, Bun-.
lona, Inverted Naila.andall other dlHeeees of the feet.
Office, Northwest cornst of HtfiTH and CHEST
HUT streets.: : . i. . :
DB. DAVIDSON will wait on parents at their rat.
deuces. :■ . •• gg. ,
IN THE SUPREME COURT FOB THE EASTERN
. DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA.—CLARENCE
H. CLARKE, a holder of bonus secured by a mortgage
executed hr the Chanters Valley Rai-road Company;
vs. THE CHART!ERS VALLEY RAILROAD COM
PANY and JOHN, graham and J. EDGAR THI >M
s ON, Trustees in saldmortgsge. In Equity, July term.'
1861. No. IS, . ! -3
By virtue and in pursuance of an order and decree of
the Supremefonrt of the state of Pennsylvania en
tered September 6,1866 in the above case, will oe sold:
at Ibeßoomsof Iheßoard of trade in the citv of Pittg.
burgh. State of Pennsylvania, at public auction, to: the
highestand best bidder, on Inesdsy, the Thirtieth
day of October, A. D. 1866. at Twelve o'clock: isQON.
All and singular the entire Railroad.constructed and
to be constructed extending from the point of junction
of The Charters Valley Raiiroa with, the Pittsburgh
and Steubenville Railroad, in thscounty of Alleghany
and Slate of Pennsylvania, to the borough of Wash
ington in the county of Washington and State afore
said. with all its privileges, appendages andappnrten
ances, and all tbehstate.real and personal righta, liber
ties and franchises, whatsoever and wheresoever
Situated and belonging to the said The Chartlers Valley
railroad Company, or which may hereafter be
acquired by them. And also all the rights, liberties,
privileges, benefits and emoluments secured to the
Baid Chartiers Valley Railroad Company by certain:
articles of agreement made and entered Into In writing,
by the said Pittsburgh andSteubenvilleßallroad Com
§anT and The Chartlers Valley Railroad Company,
ated the twenty-seventh day of April and the twenty
sixth day of May, A. D. 18f 3, and recorded In the office
tor recording needs, Ac., in and for the county
of Alleghany In the State of Pennsylvania In Deed
Book. VoL 119 page 259.
Said sale to be made upon the fallowing terms snd
conditions: . .
lit. The anm of£l,Boo to be paid In cash a*, the time
of sale-.-
2d. In the event of any of the holders of the bonds,
imercsl wariants er Coupons secured by the mortgage
bear lug date the first day of January. A. D. 1856. exe
cutrd and delivered by the raid Chartlera Valley Rail
road Company to John Graham and J. Edgar Thom
aon.Trastees. to secure tbe payment of lour hundred
thoutand dOUara.rtcorded August 15th,i856.IpiAlle
ghany cohnty, In Mortgage Btok,' volume 31, page 6,
becoming thepntchasera of the said, premises, ate the
said sale, by themseltregor with others, they wfll. be
authorized and allintedto make ;»»yment of toe bal
anoe er remalnderof the price ot purchase money hid
by them at kald sffie either In whole or in part by.
transferring ordelivering up to the trustees aforesaid
the bonds and Intel est warrants or coupons, held-by
them at the time otsale, to tus valaa of the sum or ,
price bid by. them;. th« said bonds, interest warrants or.
coupons to beesflmated at soch rate per. cent.'.of , tbe
par ; value, thereof, as. the holders so . par
chasing, may, be entitled to receive, thereon,
out icr. the, whole price er sum fbr which said
pi emlses shall be sold aa aforesaid, fl rat deducting from
the said price or sum the amount , aforesaid, antUthe.
balance,' if. any, or theSa : d purchase-moneKaoßlt.-he ,
patCfby such purchaser lu caah, within thirty day,
after the day or sale.
3d.! m the,event ofsald properly and premlsesjbeing .
purchased -by persons other, than the holders of the
Dends and ccuporaaroreaaid. then the .whole purchase
money Shall bepald to said Trustees: the Sum ot twen
ty-one thousand five hundred duliars at the tlmeof the
sale,,and the balance in thirty days thereafter... ,
4th; Upon the sale being so. made and confirmation
by the Court and compliance with the terms thereefby
the purchaser, ihesaia Tnisleesshall. grant and convey
to the purchaser all andsingular the said premlsea ana
appurtenanoes free and disenarged from all lien and
iccumbtancee whatsoever.
JOHN.-GRAHAM;
J. EDGAR THOMSON, J trustees.
FmxAPitLPHiA.Sept. 6.066: -, telOmvt
IN THE ORPHANS' CoUaT FORTHE CTI’Y AND
COUNTY Of PHILADELPHIA.— Estate of
JOHN KOI MAN, deceased.—'The Auditor-appointed
by theCcurtto ahdlt. , settle and adjust the first and
final 1 account of MARTHA NOTMAN and JOSEPH
A CLAY, Jxecnioracfthelait will and testament of
JOHN NOTMAN, deceased, and to report distribution
of the, balance in the haods of the accountant, will
meet the parties interested, for the purpose of his ap
pointment, on WEDNESDAY. October 10tb, l«,»M
o’clock, P. M., at his’Office. No. 209 Sotrth FIFPH
street, ln the city ofFhilartelphlA , ' v '
6e28 f,m,wst* QT.ARF.rvCE BURDEN, Auditor. -
g THW. tYR-pHANR* 'COURT FOB THE CITY;
ANDcbUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.-Estate Of
THOMBS McATFE. 'The Auditorap
pointed by the Court to
errant of MARK DEVINE and C AlllAfllNE Me- ,
ATEE of Ehtatb of THOMAS McATEE,'
deceased, and to report distribution of the balance in
the hands of the accountant,-wiU meet thepcrties ln- ,
teresied for the t urpose of hts appotatment, on MON- -
DAY October lotb, at four o clock: P. M.. at hhoffice,
No lisainthSlXTHstreet.fn thecity of Philadelphia.;
' JAMES W. LATTA. Audltw-. -
STATE GF ANTOINETTE-WEAVER, .deceaatdt.
Letters Tealamentary ,tp, the estate, ef ; sald,.de£»-.:
dent havißg been granted tp the undersigned. #4porv
aons Indebted tp sajA es tpte, wfil., please rnffife ,pay- T
ment, and those having claims present then! without
delay to CHAP LBS M. LUKRNS, Executor, 183S I ,'
Beach street-above Laurel. 1 .: ;o T^iseKpintt*)}:
T ETTERS'OF ADMINISTRATION TO. THEES--
TATE OF MARGARET POTE„deceesed,havlng
been granted to the subscrlber;all persona Indebted to
said estate are requested.to jnake.payment, and those
having claims to present flhem to JOHN LUFF
BARRY, Adm'r UO5 HUSTON St, se2l m,6t»
WAJKTSv
TXT ANTED,-AN ALTO SINGER
W tlon In a Choir. Address ALTO, at this jr
flee. oc63tw
WANTED.— AN OFFICE AND STORAGEBOOM
on a ground floor,on Delaware
Arch and Vine streets. Address box No. 127 Pbfiaoei
pbiaPost Office.
OIICI2S,