Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, September 16, 1867, Image 4

X|;I,K(;RAI’III V SI^mWIAKY*
Thk fractional currency issued lust
amounted to $520d1.
Thk National Bank notes in actual circulation
at this time amount to «s‘2l'!>,ll'i,B7l.
Tint amount of coin in the U. S. Treasury on
Saturday was $100,022,000.
In'tsunat, Revenue receipts for the fiscal year,
$,00,271,041.
Jnioß Swayne, United States Supreme Court,
is in Memphis. ,
Tint fortifications of Strnsburg nrc to ho ex
tended and strengthened.
Tin; firemen of St. Louis held their tenth anni
versary parade last Saturday.
The worm is reported to be damaging the cot
ton crop in Mississippi, Arkansas and Tennessee.
Forty yellow fever deaths were reported on
Saturday in New Orleans.
Ismaii. Pasha, Viccioy of Egypt; lias arrived at
Alexandria on his return from Paris.
Gknkral Goudon Granger lias arrived at
Memphis, and will take command of his regiment
at once. •
Seckktaiiy MeCi'r.i.ooir favors concentration
of bonded goods in as lew warehouses as pos
sible.
Mr. Cai.i.icoTt, Collector of Internal Revenue
for the Third District of New York, has been sus
pended.
Edwin Booth has suspended his engagement
in Baltimore for a few days, in consequence of a
wound.inJtifi-
' Martin E-.STMno.lfPresident
Parliament, wBl probably be re-elected for the
present session.
A r.i.ociv of warehouses in Cincinnati was
burned on Saturday night. The loss is estimated
at $400,000, -
Tin: U. S. gunboat I.enanee has arrived at
Hampton Roads, from Key NVcst, with two cases
of yellow fever on board. '
The -Canadian House of CommonSjis expected
to meet’ in October, to vote supplies for th
government of the new Dominion.
Ar.NMR Marks, charged with robbing Adams'
Express of $31,000 in Tennessee, a year ago, has
been arrested in Richmond.
Many arrests of dangerous and suspected par
ties have been made by the Papal authorities at
Viterbo, near the frontier of thejtoman territory.
The Pacific product of gold this year is said
to be $70,000,000, and of silver, iu Nevada,
$10,000,000.
The officers of the internal revenue in Boston
have seized 170 barrels of alcohol, received from
Buffalo. Prominent liquor-dealers are involved.
The Secretary of State gave a dinner last week
to Count Wvdenbruck. the retiring Austrian
Minister, at which the French and British Minis
ters were present.
Cii-iNERAi, Guin-ix has died of the yellow fever
at Galveston. General Frank Wheaton, com
mander of the post of New Orleans, has been at
tacked by the lever.
Tin: corner-stone of anew Catholic Cathedral
was laid vesterday in Boston. Archbishop Mc-
Closkey uelivered an address. The cathedral is
to cost $1,500,000.
As the steamer Deutschland was giving the
usual salute when entering New York narbor, on
Saturday, her gun exploded, killing three of the
passengers.
Sixteen vessels entered the lists iu the great
tea race from China to London. The Taeping
arrived early Saturday morning at London, thus
proving herself the fastest ship of the sixteen.
Kino Wh.uam, of Prussia, has invited Louis
Napoleon and Eugenie to join him and the
Sovereigns of the North Germilu States at some
j*)lace to be designated hereafter.
The Italian Government threatens to com
mence legal proceedings against Garibaldi if he
persists in his preparations for a hostile attack on
Rome.
Mn. Edwin Booth recently [applied for Some
effects belonging to his brother, J. Wilkes Booth,
which were left at a hotel in Washington at the
time of the assassination, but his request has
been refused by the War Department.
" Count Ciiaw.es Von Frankenstein, who is at
present performing the duties of Austrian Minis
ter at Copenhagen, has been appointed Minister
to Washington, vice Count Wydenbruck, re
lieved.
Foil the first time in the history of Virginia,
the colored men of that State will vote to-day,
the occasion being on the question of sub
scribing $2,000,0.00 to the Chesapeake and Ohio
Bnilroad.
Grant has issued an order directing
the District Commanders to co-operate with the
Freedmcn’s Bureau Commissioners in reducing
the numherTof employes and volunteers in ser
vice, and supplying their places from the regular
army.
Numerous suits, testing the constitutionality
of the Confiscation act of Congress, are to come
before the courts in Washington. ' The plaintiffs
were office-holders under the rebel Confederacy,
who seek to recover property sold by the Govern
ment during the rebellion.
The first steamer of the Abyssinian expedition
has left India for Abyssinia, to explore the coast,
take soundings and find suitable places for land
ing. Ten steamers chartered by the government
have already sailed for India, where they will be
used to transport troops, ate., to Abyssinia.
Tm: annual report Of the Smithsonian Institute
for lffiifi has been published. The finances have
improved, notwithstanding increased expenses,
and certain specified allowances will enable the
Kcgents to increase the endowment to $135,001).
The library of Congress is the largest in tiro coun
try, and needs a separate building.
The mail steamer from Rio Janeiro has ar
rived at Lisbon, and brings intelligence that the
allied Bouth American forces have gained some
recent advantages over the Paraguayans. Just
before the steamer left the news reached Rio that
the allies had captured Corumba and seriously
threatened the strongly fortified position of the
Paraguayans at Ilumaita.
A Flit.nan from the Sublime Porte, granting a
general amnesty to the Greek insurgents in
Candia, has just' been officially promulgated.
The Turkish government has concluded not to
send to Candju,.as was.proposed, a miy,ed com
mission consisting of Ottoman and Greek mein
tars, to inquire into and report upon the griev
ances of the Cretans.
Hon. John A. Kasson has succeeded in com-
pleting arrangements with the Prussian Govern
ment respecting the rates of postage between that
country and the United States. Among the fea
tures of the treaty are the reduction of the rates
of postage fully one-third, when the mails are
sent from thiß country direct to a German port,
and a reduction of one-half when they are car
ried via Great Britain.
—A natural curiosity is reported in Titusville,
in the shape of a pig with a human face. They
are not scarce anywhere.
IMPORTATIONS
Reported for the Philadelphia Evening Bnlletin.
TURKS ISLAND—Burk Storm Bird,Schiller—l3,7oo
bushels salt Win Bumm & Son.
HXEAJIEKS
nisi. raon roa Dan,
Bellona Loudon. .New York Aug 31
Deutschland. .Southampton.. New York Sept 3
Minnesota .Liverpool. .New York Sept. H
City of London. ...Liverpool. .New York. Sept. 4
Arago Huvre. .New York.......Scpb 4
England Liverpool. .New York .Sept. 4
Propontis .Liverpool. .Boston&Phlla.. .Sept, 4
Neetorian Liverpool. .Quebec Sept., n
Easels: .Liverpool. .New York Sept. 7
Borassia Hamburg. .New York Sept. 7
Ontario Liverpool. .Boston Sept. 7
Siberia Liverpool. .New York Sept, 10
TO DEPAHT.
J W Everman.Philadelphia. .Charleston Sept.
Stars and Stripes... Pbilada. .Havana Sept. 17
Eeriea New York. .Liverpool Sept, is
Malta. New York.. Liverpool.. Sept. Is
Hermann New York. .Bremen Sept. 13
Ragle New York?.Havana Sept. In
Pioneer Philadelphia. .Wilmingt’n,NC...SepL It*
Juniata. Philadelphia. .New- Orleans... .Sept. VI
Rising Star... ..New York. .Aspinwall Sept. >2l
City of London. .New York. .Liverpool Sept 21.
Europe New York. .Huvre . Sept. 21
Helvetia. New York. .Liverpool.. Sent. 21
Caledonia.......NewYork..Glasgow.. .. ScdL2l
Wyoming Philadelphia,.Savannah .." ‘ 'sent 21
Geo. Meade..... New York. .New Orleans..;”Sept. 21
Alliance Philadelphia. .Charleston... Sept 21
Havana New York. .Rio Jaueiro &ciSe|>t 22
China. .....Boston..Liverpool Sout. 23
Minnesota New York. .Liverpool jsent 25
City ol Washingtou.N Y’ork. .Liverpool Sent 25
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TIIOS E. ABIIMEAD, > Monthly Oouurrrw
CHARLES SPENCER. I
MARINE BULLETIN.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA— Si:ci . Hi
Sun Ribks, 6 SI I Sun Skis, 6 a I High Wat**, 11 83
ARIWBD YESTERDAY.
Steamer Frank, Fierce, 24 hours from N. York,
with mdFC to W M Baird & Co.
Bark Storm Bird (Pros), Schiller, 14 (lays from
Turku Island, with Balt to Wm Biimm & Soil.
Brig Prince Alfred (Br), Sitemnn, 20 days from
Kingston, Ja. with logwood to D N Wetzlar & Co.
' ARRIVED ON SATURDAY.
Brig John Aviles, Pbilbrook, 14 days from Bangor,
with lumber to captain.
Bchr Matilda Spicer, Panll, 2 days from St Marys,
M(1. with lumber to I B Phillips.
Sclir Access, Moore, 8 days from Norfolk, with nulse
to captain.
Sclir M Sewell, Bennett, 2 days from Indian River,
Del. with spokes to 1 B Phillips.
Schr Wm Townsend, Maxon, 1 day from Frederica,
. Del. witli grain to Jns Bnrratt.
Schr Helen P, Jones, 8 days from Portland, Ct. wilb
stone to captain.
Schr Caleb Stetson, Somers, Braintree.
Schr Winter Shrnb, Bowman, Millville.
CLEARED ON SATURDAY.
Steamer Roman, Baker, Boston, If Winsor & Co.
Steamer New York, Marshall, Washington, W P Clyde
& Co.
Steamer Alexandria, Pratt, Richmond, do
Steamer F Franklin, Pierson, Baltimore, A Groves,Jr.
Bark Esther. Prince, Sombrero, Workman & Co.
Schr Sibyl, Almeida, Ponce, PR. John Mason & Co.
Schr Caleb Stetson, Somers, Braintree, Rommel <fc
Ilnntcr.
Schr It Buliwinkle, Higgins, Winterport, Rothermel
& Co.
Schr Maggie Van Dnsen, Corson, Lynn, L Audcnricd.
& Co.
i Scbi;.Macx,Stowe,RnnJviii,Providence, Hammett&Neill
tivtiMShriil),Boivnian, Milh'lllcfSinnlckson&Co
'Sclir Aichd’r & Reeves,lrelaii,Charleston. U S Quarter-
master.
Scbr Express, Brown, Salem, Caldwell, Gordon & Co.
Sclir L Thomas, Baker, Washington, do
Schr Golden Engle, Howes, New Bedford, Blaklston,
Graefl' & Co.
Schr J S McDevitt," McDcvitt,'Norwich, J C Scott &
Sons. '
Schr Lady Emma, Sncdecor, Washington, M McShain.
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Wyoming, Teal, sailed from Savannah 14th
iiißt, for this port.
Steamer Virginia (Br), Prowse, cleared at New York
14th met. for Liverpool.
Steamer Sherman, Ryder, cleared at New York 14th
inst. for New Orleans.
Steamer Atalanta, PinkUnm, cleared at New York
14th inst. for Bremen.
Stcnmcr Gen Meade, Sampson, at New Orleans qth
inst. from New York.
Hoyer, cleared at New York
Steamer Atlantic,
I4th inst. Tor Bremen
Steamer Concordia, Sears, at New Orleans 12tli inst
from Boston.
Steamer Amsterdam, at Malaga 10th inst. for N York
2Sth.
Ship Panama, Soule, from Bangkok April 25 for Pcr
ramlnieß-,-for orders, at Balim Gih lilt; put iu leaking
and will discharge. A letter from Capt Soule reports
Unit ho"anchored at Pernambuco July ill, ship leaking
badly, but a heavy gale came on.-and he was obliged
to slip his chains and run for Rio Janeiro. He was
unable to reach that port, and put. Into Bahia Aug. 4,
with f even feel -of water in the hold. The cargo was
badlv damaged, and would be discharged and probably
sold.'
Ship China, Weeks, clwtfcdat- Boston IDth inst. for
Melbourne. ' f '
Ship J Montgomery, Hamilton, from Calcutta April
25, at Boston I4th inst.
Bark Thomas Dallett, Duncan, sailed from Rich
mond 12ih inst. for City Point, to finish loading, for Rio
Janeiro, <
Bark Royal Charlie (Br), Bessie, cleared at N York
14tli inst. for Cork for orders via this port.
Bark Garibaldi, Eldridge, cleared at New York Itlli
inst. for Valparaiso.
Bark Ilosea Rich, Pomeroy, cleared at New York
14th inst. for Buciios Ayres.
Brig C B Allen, Dill, hehcc for Boston, at Holmes'
Hole 14th inst.
Brig Clias Wesley, Colson, cleared at Bangor 12th,
inst. for Camden, NJ.
Brig Scotland, Rose, bonce at Bangor 12th inst.
Brig/Bolus, Seah'i-ok. fur Boston soon, remained
at Ainwerpvmh c 'f
Brig Manr-i -i .di.guue, from'Calais for this port,
at Pofil'ii - "-i. „ ~ .
Itrl- ! : i., Jones, hencoat Boston 14th inst.
P- :-. iniiel Welsh, Hoccker, from New York, at
! . \> ,-rU2thinst.
' ~1 ig'Thomas Walter, Merriman, at St Thomas 2d
mat. for Htimacoa, PR. to load for New York—gets
40c for sugar, and $3 50 for molasses.
Schr Ring Dove, Wooster, cleared at Calais 10th inst.
for this port.
Schrs M H Read, Benson, sailed frarn New Bedford
13th hist, lor this port.
Schr Jas Magee, Lynch, hence at Washington, DC.
13th inst..
Schrs Port Royal, Moore; J B Johnson, Smith, and
Charm, Starr, hence at Georgetown, DO. 13th inst.
Schr East Cambridge, Buckeye, sailed from George
town, DC. 13th iCBt. for Ihiß port.
Schr D E Siner. Huntley, hence at Wilmington, NB.
12rh inst.
Schr J S Bnckmaster, Biddle, cleared at Baltimore
13th inst. for this port.
Schr Wm B Mann, Stanford, cleared at New York
14th inst. for Washington, NC.
Sclir Juo H.rerry, Kelley, hence at New Bedford 2d
instant.
Schr H P Russell, Nickerson, from Boston tor New
Orleans, was seen fith inst. abreast of Sand Key.
Schr Mary Trice, Garrison, hence at Plymouth,Mass.
14th inst.
Schr Clara Davidson, Jeffries, hence at Norfolk 12th
instant. ,
Schr H Page. Haley, sailed from Portsmouth 11th
inst. for this port.
WATCHiiS, JEWELRY, &C.
ENO & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Sterling,Standard & Silver-plated Wares,
An elegant and extensive stock always on hand. Manu
facturers of and dealers in Geo. Eno'e celebrated Patent
ICE PITOIIER, w hich retain* the aolldUy of tho ice one
third longer than any other, and is by far the most econc
tnical ICE PITCHER ever invented.
S. E. Corner Eighth and Chestnut Sts.
Philadelpliia. „
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ROC-WOOD JEWELRY,
A (Manufacturer’* Frier*. Wholesale at
C. C. WOOD it CO.’S,
Hf 12 *>t- 23d CHURCH Street.
LEWIS LAEOMUS & CO.
Diamond Dealers and Jewelers,
No. 802 Chestnut Street, Pliilada.,
Would invite the attention of purchamr, to their lari
and handsome assortment of
diamonds,
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE Ao
lUE PITCHERS. In great variety
A large asaortment of amall STUDS for Eyelet-hole.
Juatreceived.
Watchea repaired In the belt mannerand guarantees
HARDWARE.
ROOFING, &c.
ROOFING.
PATENT METAIj ROOFING.
Thla Metal, as a Roofing, Is NON-CORROSIVE, not re
quiring paint it is self.soldering, and in largo sheets, re
quiring lom than half the time of tin in roofing building,
or railroadman, in lining tanka, bath-tubs, cisterns, Ac.,
&c„ or an y article requiring to be air or wator-tight. 100
equarefeetof roof takes about 123 foot of sheet tin to
'oFFltiß onlJr * eetol metal. ,
114 north Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
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BOND’S BOSTON BISCUIT.—BOND’S BOSTON BUT
ter and MBk Btacuit, Juidjng from steamer Norman
and for Bale by JOB. B. BUSBIER A CO.. Agents for Bond
108 South Delaware Avenue.
ITALIAN VERMICELLI.-100 BOXES FINE 'QUAI.
1 ity, white Imported and for sale by JOS. B. BUSarER
A CO.. 1» South Dolaware.avehje,
TITE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.--PHILADELPHIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1(1.: ISA?-
A. lKl.it* KVB I **
CONTINENTAL NEWS EXCHANGE
CHOICE SEATS
To nil places of amusemeut may bo had up to o’clock
anyevuniug. mlrP H
■Jjjj'EW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE,
ELEVENTH STREET, ABOVE CHESTNUT.
IIIE JFAIHfI I/Y r.
OPEN FOR THE SEASON,
MONDAY KVKNIKO, AUGUST 2G,
CARNCIIOSS & DIXEY’S MINSTRELS
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD, f
INTUIKta
GRAND ETIIIOPIAIV SOIREES.
For particulars sec future advertisement*.
J. L. CARNCROSS, Managor.
R. F. SIMPSON, Treasurer. atillUf
(JADE.MY OF MUSIC.
J. E, MaDONOUGH
THE PROMISE FULFILLED!
IMMENSE SUCCESS!
GORGEOUS SENSATIONAL SPECTACLP
“THE CROOK.’!
. ’TIIIvBLACK CROOK.”
HOUSE CROWDED FROM PARQUET TO DOME !
THE AUDIENCE DELIGHTED!
TIIE AUDIENCE DELIGHTED!
“TILE BLACK CROOK,”
IN ALL ITS MAGNIFICENCE,
EVERY EVENING. .
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
ADMISSION
Parquet, Parquet Circle and Balcony $1
Funily Circle 50 c>*utn
Amphitheatre 25 cenU
No extra charge for necured Heata, which can he pro
cured at LEE fc WALKER’S Music Sto r o, 722 CHEST
NUT Street, and at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, from lw
o’clock until 4 each day for twelve nights iu advance,
SATURDAY, AT 1
SECOND “BLACK CROOK” MATINEE. aeRWt
Musical fv n d hall,
LOCUST STREET.
GRAND KOPTA CONCERTS.
TUESIM'i and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
Septeinher24th and 261 h.
MR. WENTZFL KOPTA, Violinist,
From the Conservators of Prague.
Will give two Grand Concert.* an above, at which he will
have, the valuable assistance of
MADAME CLARA M. HKINKERHOFF, of New ork.
The Celebrated. Classic and Ballad Siugcr.
MISS MARIE THOMAS, Mezzo Soprano.
MU. J. OUAF, Tenor.
MR. AARON TAYLOR. Bumbo.
PROF. L. ENUELKE. Pianist.
■ PROF. OSCAR KOENIG .^.Conductor.
Choice and different Programmes for each ovomng.
n 6o r« open at 7 o’clock, (‘oueerts commence at 8.
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR.
Tickets for pale at the principal Munir Stores. hpß> IgG
■VrATATOiaUM AND PHYSICAL INSTITUTE,
BKOAI), below WALNUT utreeb*.
The SWIMMING DEPARTMENT will close SATUR
DAY, the 2ht inat. The last Lndiea Clans will meet at IU
A. M. on Hint day.
THE INSTITUTION WILL”RE-OPEN
roiiTin:
WINTER SEASON,
OCTOBER 14tii..
The find claw of Young Ladies for Light Gymnastics at
3 P. M. MONDAY, October 14th. .
The tint eli!** for Boys for General Gyiunajttics at 4 P.M.
TUESDAY, October loth.
For classes in Pallor Skating, Dancing, «c., &c., nee
circulars: ~ ne!4-strp
JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET THEATRE.
IYI Begins h( to 8 o’clock.
LAST WEEK OF JULIA DEAN.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS. - -
The. great Play entitled
THE WOMAN IN WHITE.
Laura Fail-lie,; JULIA DEAN
AnnCathenc.i _
Waiter llartwright Mr. F. LAW LOR
Sir Percivnl Clyde .Mr. A. Kvcrly
Count Foeco Mr. C. Walcot. Jr
MnHoil'.'.'.'.V.V.V.V/.'.V.V.V.'.'.'.V.V
After which f A m,LV JA,ItS.
FRIDAY BENFEIT OF JULIA DEAN-lON.
In rehearsal, THE DUKE’S WAGER., ,
XTEW CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE.
L\ Begin* at 8 o’clock.
SECOND WEEK OF
MR. AND MRS. W. .1. FLORENCE.
SECOND WEEK OF THE
GLORIOUS COMEDY.
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY WITH THE ELITE
‘ EVERYBODY DELIGHTED.
SIMULTANEOUS TEARS AND LAUGHTER.
MONDAY EVENING, Sept, lti, 1867,
CASTE.
The Hon. George d’Alroy Mr. W. J. Florence
Polly Keele* Mr*. W. J. Florence
lather Kcelo* ML* Joi*ir Orton
SATURDAY AFTERNOON-Second Family Matinee.
TVALNUT SI'REET THEA'rUEV N."E. CORNEROF
YV NINTH and WALNUT Greets. Begin* at 8.
THIS AND EVERY EVENING.
HOUSE CROWDED IN EVERY PART.
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
Of Shakespeare’* Fairy Spectacle, in five act*, of
A .MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM,
With it* unrivaled Scenery, Panorama, Costumes, Accou-
TRANSFORMATION SCENE, die.
The whole constituting a
UNIFORMITY OF EXCELLENCE
Never equaled iu the production of this or any other Play.
Chair* Heeiiredaix day* in advance.
Assembly building.
TEMPLE OF WONDERS.
FAREWELL SEASON -FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT
SIGNOR BUT/..
HIS RETIREMENT FROM PUBLIC LIFE AFTER
FIFTY YEARS OF LONG AND ACTIVE LABOR.
SHOULD OLD ACQUAINTANCE BE FORGOT.
MONDAY, Sept. 2, and every EVENING at 7/L ami
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at 1).
ONE MOKE GOOD AND.HAPPY LALGihwith Blitz of
our youth, Blitz of our ago, Blitz of our children, Blitz of
our grand children. _
MAGIC. VENTRILOQUISM, CANARY BIRDS and
the .MINSTRELS. Admission, 25 cent*; Children, 15
cent*. Reserved Seat*, 50 cent*. auM-lm*
/1 O N C E it T II A ,
\J CHESTNUT street, abovo'TWELFTH.
. BLIND TOM’S CONCERTS.
Knrmu'uved by Itirgi.' and enthusiastic audience*.
BLIND TOM will appear at the above Hall EVERY
NIGHT at 8 o’clock.
MATINEES
Every Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon at 2.30 P. M.
Admission........
Children under 12.
Read ved Seat*
Balcony reserved for colored person*. Admission 25 et*.
Ticket* at Chas. W. A. Trumider'* Mu*ic Store, No. i*26
Chestnut Htreet; also at the llall. *el4-tf
TsSEMBIA”BI TLiHNG"s~
A •’BURNETTS” LAST WEEK.
Large ami Fashionable Audience* kept roaring with
laughter at tbi*groat artist’* entertainment.
ALF. BURNETT. ALK. BURNETT,
Give* an entire change of face* and character*.
TEN NEW FUNNY AND STARTLING CHANGES.
Reproducing “Woman** Right*” and Retaining “Na*hy.”
MATINEE— Wednesday and Saturday at 3 o’clock.
Evening, commence* at 8. Adminsiou 50c.; Children, 25c.
ICON’S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE
I? EVERY EVENING and
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE.-
iu Grand Ballets, Ethiopian Burlesques, Sang*, Dance*,
<lyimiast Acts, Pantomime*, &c.
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,
1 CHESTNUT, above TEhITH.
Open from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Benjamin West’s great Picture of CHRIST REJECTED
still ou exhibition. $ jo4-tf
BUSINESS CAHJDS*
S. H. FULTON,
KNGRAVEit and STATIONER,
.will resume biuduesisat
1317 CHESTNUT STUEET,
Abo Fit the 30th Sept.. ISG7.
seU-4t« 1 *
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PETER WRIGHT SONS.
Importera of Earthenware
and
Shipping aud ("Jommieaion Merchant*.
No. 115 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
POTTOS AND LINEN SAIL DUCK OF EVERY
\J width from one to six feet wide.all number*. Tent and
Awuing Duck, Paperinakors* felting. Sail Twine, dw.
JOHN w. EVERMAN dt CO., No. 103 Jones’* Alley.
PRIVY WELLS.—OWNERS OF PROPERTY—THE
1 only place to get Privy Well* Cleansed and Disinfected*
at very low prices. A. PEYBSON, Manufacturer of Pom
drette. Goldsmith’* Hail.Uhrarv street
COAL. AND WOOD*
a. MASON BIMEfi. JOUN V. SUIULfr.
mUE UNDERSIGNED INVITE ATTENTION TO
J. their stock of
Spring'Mountulu, Lehigh and Locust Mountain Coat
wbiclu -with the preparation given by os, we think cannot
|>e excelled by any other Coat
Office. Franklin Hutltuto Building. No. 15 South Beventh
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IMMENSE SUCCESS!
FINANCIAL.
NOTICE
TO THR HOLDERS
OF THE
LOANS OF THE COMMONWEALTH
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Due After. July 2d 1860.
Holders of the following LOANS OF THE COMMON
WEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA are requested to pre
tint them for payment (Principal and Interest) at
The Farmbrs’ and Mechanics* TT®*
tional Bank of Philadelphia.
Loan of March 1.1833, due April 10, 1863.:
" April 5, 1834, dne July 1, 1383.
•• April 13, 1835 duo July 1, 1385,
M February P, 1839, duo July I,lBdt
•• March 16.1839, due July 1,1844.
“ June 27, 1839, due Juno 37, 1364.
“ January 23,1840. duo January l, 1866.
All of the above LOANS will cease to draw interet
after September GO, 1867.
JOHN W. GEARY,
GOVERNOR.
JOHN P. HARTRANFT,
AUDITOR-GENERAL.
WILLIAM H. KEMBLE,
aul6-f m w tlseSOrp BTATE TREASURER.
T' 3-IO’S
EXCHANGED FOR
5-20’S,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
De Haven&Bro.,
• 40 South Third Street,
cu %,
/ ~ %
V SPECIALTY. (D
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
16 Strath Third Bt, 3 fisswa Btr«t,
fhilsdelphiii;' Now York,
STOCKS AND GOLD
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSIT*.
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BANKERS & BROKERS,
‘ Ho. 17 HEW STREET, NEW YORK.
Particular attention given to theparcbal9andl•J^c ,
GOVERNMKNT SKCCRITIES,
KAILBOAD STOCKS,
BONDS ASD SOLI
Business exclusively on Commission.
All orders will receive oar personal attention at Ini
Stock Exchange and Gold Board. delMyf
MACHINERY, IRON, AcC.
T. VAUGHAN MERRICK, > TO H. MERRICK
> JOHN E. COPE.
SOUTIIWARK FOUNDRY. FIFTH AND WASHING!
TON STREETS, _
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK & SONS.
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines, fo»*
Land. River ana Marine Service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, Ac.
Castings of all kinds, eithe-riron or brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops and Kail
road Stations, Ac.
Retorts and Gas Machinery, of the latest and most bn
proved construction.
Every description of-Plantation Machinery; and Sugar.
Saw and Grist mills, vacuum Pans, Open Steam Trains.
Defactators, Filters, Pumping Engines. Ac.
Sole Agents for N. Billeux's Patent Sugar Boiling Appa
ratus, Nesmyth'a Patent Steam Hammer and Aspinwali
A Woolsey’s Patent Centrifugal Sugar Draining Machine
GAS FIXTURES.—MI3KEY.MERRILL&THACKARA,
No. 718 Chestnut street, manufacturers of Gas Fix.
tores. Lamps, Ac., Ae., would call the attention of the pub
lic to their large and elegant assortment of Gas Chande
liers, Pendants. Brackets, Ac. They also introduce gas
pipes into dwellings and public buildings, and attend to
extending, altering and repairing gas pipes. All work
warranted.
VTUMBEU ONE SCOTCH PIG. IRON-GLENGAR
XN nock brand, in store and for sale in lots to suit by
PETER WRIGHT A SONS. 115 Walnut street. Je7-tf
riQPPER AND YELLOW METAL SHEATHING,
V/Brazler’a CopperANaila, Bolts and Ingot Coppor. con.
st&ntly on hand and for sale by HENRY vVINBQK A CO.»
No. 832 South Wharves.
DRUGS*
JOHN C. BAKER A CO. OFFER TO THE TRADE-
O C. L. Oil—New made. Just received.
Alcohol.—9s per cent, in barrels.
Ipecac.—Powdered, in 25. pound boxes.
“ " “ M pound bottles, U. 8. A,
Agents for Hoff’s Malt Extract. ...
Agents for the manufacturer of a superior articlo of
Rocuclle Salta and & f , Q _
je6 718 Market street, Philadelphia.
B“ ERMUDA AND "GEORGIA ARROW. ROOT—THE
NewCrop-r-sweot, pure, and of dazzling whiteness)
diuectly from the growers.
Sold at standard weight, and guaranteed in freshness
and purity. r • HUBBELL, Apothecary;
mylU-tf 1410 Chestnut street
ROBINSON'S PATENT BARLEY AND GROATS,
Bethlehem Oat Meal, Bermuda Arrow Root Cox's
Sparkling Gelatin. Taylor's Homoeopathic Cocoa, Cooper's
GelatimAc., supplied to Retail Druggists at lowest prices.
ROBERT SHOEMAKER, A QO., DnigK
'.northeast cor. Fourth and Race streets.
French rose watbr.-just received, an
invoice of the Celebrated “Chirk triple distilled Rose,
Orange, Flower and Cherry Laurel Water. For sale in
cans and bottles. ROBERT SHOEMAKER A CO., Whole,
•ale Druggists, northeast cor. Fourth and Race streets.
TARUGGISTS, CONFECTIONERS AND PERFUMERS
XJ are solicited to examine our stock of superior Essen.
Ual Oils, as Sanderson's Oil, Lomou and Bergamot Al
len's Oil Almonds. Winter's Oil of Citronella, Hotchkiss'
Oil of Peppermint Chiron’ Oil of Lavender. Origanum,
Orange, etc., etc. ROBERTS HOEMAKER A CO.,
dft&MK N. E. c Ji. FguetU and Race sts., PhlUda.
TiTeHKSTNiiT ~STK rfL v I
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.'S,
M.W.Cor. 11th and Chestnut Sts.
Douse Fnriii;liing Dry Coo's,
Bought nt the m-mit dei'ih-ml rricca.
fthiitlnc. Shut-tin*. I’illo"- mid 'I iihl.i Linen*,
I»hie • totliH mid NiijikihH tuiiintrli.
W)ni. • .loth, noyliiw. Ti>«-c-I, mid I .jm-hliii*.
hlmveilk'i- Quilt, mid Tnilrt Covers, ll.unkeK
Ilonev Coiiih, Lauemdei', Allendale,
.Jacquard, and other.SprauK
Dome* ie Munllih and blieetfuff*.
In all qualities and w idtli*.
AT THE LOWEST RATES.
iLi INJ.S Loi
LINENS
Mous-e-Furnishiiiff Dry Groocls.
A CARD.
Pei-pona preparing to furuirih a»* well ns tlioan about to
renew their Hipplv of LlNK.N3.mul othrr HOIISE-KCR
MBHINO J>K\ GOODS arc particularly-invited to call
and-Inspect our flock.
We do not confine our trade - to LINKS' or COTTON
(;0-T)H in it rrwmv variety oi
textile fabric required for domentie itm* in a well ordered
borvehold, from n C«<o/;'.'7bifv?Toa Urainitg-llwrin Cur-
ronveuienreand advantage to a purchaser nf find,
iniz under «*ne roof everv article they r*-quire ,ieb‘Cted by
those whorio life lonp experience qualifier tbein to Judge,
bought on the most favombb: terms, itnd hOIiI nt h fair
•moderate price fixed and uniform to all, are ro obvious a*
,n ULLd KE TO HARLINGEN A ARRISON,
1008 f lM htnut Street.
soi-t 2*»t:
11Q1 CHESTNUT STHKKT.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.
Invite attention to their Fird chi.-.- bto--k of
Laces and Lace Goods,
Embroideries, Hdkfs, Veils,&c M '£ ;
Tnnhuli addition will (on-iautly In* made of >r*
tllr *
IVovcllies of (tic Season.
The- oiler in.their
White (lootls J >o]):»rtiiu*nt
HEAVY SKIRTING CAMBRICS,
At Ed, :Mud-WcciiK
A Great Sacriliee.
xr-mHJ.s XiiKxsaHO tott !
nI'KMMi! OPENING! --WE OPEN .Tu DAY A
A../ |l»rgf afHOl tlllrnt of
]ri*h PnpliiiK in Brown*, Blue* and Steels.
Black and Mode Biarritz. very b* -eu'it 1.
(i;iv Maid All-wool I'opiiiit*. a ehoic sdcetlon.
rimmed Alpaca*, neat style*, f.ic-nK
LepinV r*'-nch Merinoes. all allude* and^j^litie?.
Vrrv fine Pure Mohair* in Plaid* and Ktrrpe".
AH-wonl Poplin*, Figured. Spotter! and Plain.
Silk Warn Lavella. Neapolitan biik*. 3h «\vD, all grade*.
STAKES <fc W» M )D, 7u2 Arch street.
Edwin hall k co. *>s<ji;th .second street.
arc now receiving their Fall aud Winter importation.
Fancy Styled Poplin*,
bilk-faced Poplins.
Plain Silk and W 00l Poulins.
Black and Colored Poplin Alpacas.
Black and Colored Detail***.
Black and Colored Poplius.
Fancy Styles of Cloaking*.
4 Green and Blue, Blue and White, and Scarlet and
White Cloaking*; ... _
TBAVELEBS’ OCIJ»E
QUICKEST TIME ON RECORD.
26} Hours to Cincinnati
rU Pennsylvania Railroad & Pan Ilandle.
7 1-2 HOUBS LESSTIJIE
then by competing lines.
Passenger* taking 7.30 P. M., arrive In Cinelnnati next
evening at lu.to P. M.; 26)6 hour*. Only oue night on
onte.
The Celebrated Palace State Room Sleeping Can run
through from Philadelphia to Cincinnati.
Paasengera taking the 13 M- and 11 P. M. trains reach
Cincinnati and all points Weet and South one train in ad
vance of all other routes.
To secure the unequaled advantages of this line be par.
dcul&r. and aak for tickets “Via Pan Handle,” at Ticket
Office. N. W. corner Ninth aud Chestuut street’', and
Depot, West Philadelphia.
JNO. DURAND, General Superintendent,
J. F. SCJCLL, General Ticket Agent,
JNO. 11. MILLER, General Agent
Ea nFiS . SHORTEST KOt TR ( TO TIIB
>fy‘nfe’"-ggj CAMDEN L 'an/> Ol ATLANTIC
RAILROAD!
On and after MONDAY, Seutembur Sd, 1867, trains will
loavf Vinii Street Ferry as follows:
Mail 7.:?') A. M
Freight with paseeugcr-car attached *US A. M
\tlantic Accommodation —4.15 P. M.
KKTUHNTNG - - L K A V E ATLANTIC:
Mail : 4.40 P. M
Freight •' U-40 A. M
Accommodation 6.45A.M.
Junction Accommodation to Jackson and inter
mediate stations, leaver Vino street 5.30 P. M
Retmuing—leaves Jackson A. M
HADDONFIKLD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN r> m
Leaves Vine, street 10.15 A; M. and 2.00 I. M
Leaves Haddonlield 1.00 P. M. and 3 15 P- 51.
SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN TO ATLANTIC „ m<
l>*ave.“ Vine ctreet at 7.30 A. M. and Atlantic at 4.40 l . M
Fare to Atlantic, $2. Round trip tickets, good ouly fo;
’.he day and train on which they arc fraued, £3. .
Tickets lor sale at the oflice of the Philadelphia Local
Exproar Company, No. 626 Chestnut street and at No. &>
Chestnut street, Continental Hotel.
The Philadelphia Locnl Express Company, No. 821
Chestnut street, will call for baggage'in any part of tlu
city and hiilmrbs, and check to Hotel or Cottage at At
luetic City. . D. 1L MLNDY, Agent.
Hmu rmr PHILADELPHIA & BALTIMORE
CENTRAL RAILROAD.—Suinmo)
”3M Swtf - Arrangements. On and after Saturday
June lat. 1867,tb0 Trains wilMenvo PHRadolphfa, from the
Depot of the West Chester & PlilladdD’» Kailroad.comei
>f Thirty-first and Cheatnutstreets,(Vhllada.),at7.lf
S*nn» at 6.15, and Oxford at 6.08 A. M., and
•OftVoOxfordata.2sP.M. . .
A Market Train with Passenger Car attached, will rui.
m Tuesdays and Fridays, le&viug the Rising gun at 11. K
A. M., Oxford at 12.0 Q-M., and Kennett at 1.00 P. il.. cod
oecting at West Chester Junction with a Traiu for Phila
delphia. OnWodnesdays and Saturdays trains leavo Phi
taoelphia at 2.80 P. Mm run through to Oxford.
The Train leaving Philadelphia at 7.15 A. M. conuects a;
Oxford with a daily line of Stages for Peaih Bottom, in
Lancaster county. Returning, leaves Peach Bottom to
oonnect at Oxford with the Afternoon Train for Philadel
phi a.
The Train leaving . Philadelphia at 4.60 P. M. runs to
Rising bun, Md.
Passengers allowed to take Wearing Apparel only, as
Baggage, and the Company will not in any case be respon
sible for an amount exceeding one hundrod dollars, miles*
a special contract be made ior the same.
mhW ' HENRY WOOD. Genera Supt
RT | isjiiiiMJHjy'j WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
Afiflp LINES from foot of Market street
™ ■ ■ (Upper Ferry).
Commencing TUESDAY, September 3d, 1847.
BA. M. Morning Mall, for Bridgeton, Salem, Millville.
Vineland and intermediate points.
8.80 P. M. Bridgeton, Salem, Vineland, Milllvillo and
inte’mediate stations.
4.00 P. M. Cape May Passenger.
6.00 P.M. Woodbury Accommodation.
Cape May Freight leaves Camden at 9.20 A. 51.
West clereey Freight Train leaves Camden at IL6O
A. M.
Freight wittbo rocoivcd at Second Covered Wharf be
low Walnut street, from 7A. M. until 6P. M. Froight re
colved before 9 A. M. will go forward tho same day.
Freight Delivery, No. 228 South Delaware avenue.
WILLIAM J. SEWELL. Superintendent.
Mnsimsnwrffn FAST . FREIGHT LINE, VIA
bBffISggMNOKTH PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
TTWItf '“—ROAD, to Wilkesbarro, Mahanoy
City; Mount Carmel, Ccntralia, and all points on Lehigh
Valley Railroad and its branches.
By new arrangements, perfected this this road is
ambled to give increased despatch to merchandise con
signed to the above named points.
Goods delivered at the Through Freight Depot,
S.-E. cor. of FRONT and NOBLEStreeta,
Beforo SP. M., will reach Wilkesbarro, Mount Carmel.
Mahanoy City, and tho other stations in Mahanoy and
Wyoming alleys before 11 A.M., of the succeeding day
fc2lt . . FiLLIS CF.ARK. Aeont.
CJLOXJH.Ni "CAJS'BIM.JEKES» AC,
IAM US & LEE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIR
friends pml others to their large ami eiiou*!*assortment
of COATINGS.
DuiVcll Beavers.
t ‘astor Heaver*?--
Chinchilla Beaver*.
Efuiuimiiux Heavers.
Black Doeskins.-
Faucy Cn:«imcres.
* Cord*.
Ueavorteeu: 4 .
At wholesale and retail, by JAMES A LEE.
No. 11 North Second st„ bign of flic Golden Lamb.
•DORDEN’S BEEF TEAI-HALF AN OUNCE OFTHIB
X) extract will make %4>lnt ol exceUeut Beef Toa lu a
few nilnetM). Always on hand and for ealo hy .JO3EEH
B BU33IER & CO., lot) South Delaware avenue.
WHITE PRESERVING BRANDY,
PUKE CIDER ASD WISE VIIYE«Mtt,
GREEN GINGER, MUSTARD SEED, SPICES, Sc., Sc,
AU the requisites for Preserving and Pickling purpose*.
ALBERT 0. ROBERTS,
Dealer in Fine Groceries
CJorner Eleventh and Yin© Streets,
SUPERIOR VINEGARS.
Fivuch White Wine, and Pure Old Cider Vinegars. For
sale by
JAMES It. WEBB,
JaH , WALNUT and UiiJU’rH STREWt*-
O KAOS \IU) COtVKK, Us TO H (iUUJ.
O.UUU ‘I.Wtl Imu* old <nov*t Java, %.\y to -£t>.
B,rtK) Im'if-riuvt, V. Hyson, Gnnpoudrr. Imperial,
Hvson. lilaek and Twenkcy Tnia.
Keystone, <Mltor. (Inluinbia, Phitada. Bitfjar-Il0!i*(*,
Enterprise, gunkt-r City, <»iven Point, (iron;V, Sugar.
House Molnssee;
Month A: Edgar, Hudson Elver. Morton. Camp*, Lome 0
Inland. IMitci*. Franklin. Jersey .City. Wheatly k Wil
liams Svrup, Sugur-iloiire Sugu'P, and Hire.
THOMPSON ueynolih.,.
lf>7 chestnut street.
Merchandise Hroke".
rrilOM I'SON I!E YNmiTIOIK MJ il AX E ItUOKKiC
i No. lU7 Chestnut street, offers for sale; 4.OUJ hag* Kio,
Ceylon, !<ttKtiayr«, RndJava Codec'; Hire, Ounpowdor,
imperial, lijvon, Yoniig 11 \>on. Oolong. da 11 *ll To .is;
Late importations: Chester, Keystone, Columbia, Quaker
Cifv, Enterprise. Philadelphia Sugar House firocerV
Molasses; Porto IMoo, Trinidad, .Muncovada and Cub*
Molasses; different grades Bynip; Spices: I.UOUbbH, Su
gar House, augur trade. Jiul2tf
Latoi j: oil.—an invoice. of i.atoi n oi.ivk
Oil. now. landing mid for wait* by I*. LAVKKG.NK,
Agint. 102 Walnut Mfrrt.
Nfav mi:bBMA(;ki;keLpicklki) salmon, MK.srf
Shad, and Tonjon** and Sounds in kitK jurd rucvhvd
and for rah: nt CuUSTY'S East-End Grocery, No. IH
South Second atreet
VEW CKOI' TEAS--FINEST OI'ALITV OF CHINA
1\ and Janaiim* Teas In (‘ton- ami for pale at COL 6TV’S
East-End Grocery, No. 11* South Second etreeU
1)1 KK OI.I) JAMAH,'A KIWI, HOLLA VI) GIN,
J Medicinal Wines and Brandlr*, Fort Wine
and California Wines. in «tore and for rain at COUSTY’S
Kant-End Grocery, No. 11* South Second viroet.
W'lllfK I'KKSF.KYING BRANDY, PIKE riDKP.
T 1 Yiin-par. Fur** Mustard S«»d, Arc., ahvav 4
hand at COI.'STY'S Kail End Grocery, No. 11' So .rti
Second rtrect. ’ '
K" i:w green ginger.- u-i Lite, jest received,
in pi eider. Fef pah- :>t COi ST i\S I'.End‘» »i o
nry, No. 11* So’ifli Sei our! j-ti M-t.
Ii'KKNCI! WINE VINf.GAA. - Vtnv au'Lr.ion
r French White Wiue Vinegar, in store ar.djfor ri> b?
M:*F. SPILLIN.
CiRENOBLK WALNUTS.—6 HALLS *.jF Oi ENt/UnR
J Paper Shell Walnut/, and Prince.-* Pa;#*r Hindi AL
mends- for fcalu by M. F. SITLUN, N. W, Cor. Arch and
Eighth b‘j eetn. .
MACCAKONT AND VKiLM'.CKLLL- Lv HUXKd OF
choice Leghorn Maccaioni aud Vermaadh. of the late
Importation, in *toro aud for «*d« by M. K. SPfcLLJN N,
VV. Cor. Aren and Eighth /trwP
LtiinnLit. ___ 1
i QO*r -BKLECrf WvillTß PaNK.
LOO I . BOARDS AND BLANK.
4-4, &‘4. £4. 2. 2)6, 3 and 4-tncL,
CHOICE PANEL ANI) FIRST COMMON, 1« ft-a* t-w*
4-4, M, d-4, X 2%. 3 at-d 4-Inch.
maule. broth eh a Cu.
No. 2500 SOUTH ri»r***u
1 O an -BUILDING! BUILDING I BUILDING
lot)4- LUMBER I LUMBER! LUMBER !
4-4 CAROLINA FLOORING.
M CAK< »UN A FI POKING,
4-4 DELAWARE FLOORING.
M DELA WA RE FLOORING,
ASH FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING*
BPRI'CE FLOORING.
STEP BOARDS,
RAIL PLANK.
PLASTEKINGT-ATH, _
MAL LE. BROTHER A CO..
No. 2500 SOUTH Street,
1 Q£i*7 -CEDAR AND CYPRESS SHINGLES,
JLOO I • CEDAR AND CYPRESS SHINGLES,
ooopershingles,
No. 1 CEDAR LOGS AN D POSTS,
No. 1 CEDAR LOGS AND POSTS,
MALLE. BROTHER A (XL
i Qarr -lumber for undertakers!
1001. LUMBER FOR UNDERTAKERS!
CEDAR, WALNUT, MAHOGANY.
CEDAR, WALNUT. MAHOGANY.
MaVIE, DROTUER*On
IQC7 -ALBANY LUMBER OF ALL KIND A
LOOI. ALBANY LUMBER OF ALL KXNDa.
SEASONED WALNUT.
SEASONED WALNUT.
DRY POI'LAfVCKPRBY AND ABEL
OAK PLANK AND BOARDS.
HICKORY.
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT VENEERB.
MAULE. BROTHER A 00.
TQC'7 -CIGAR BOX MANCRACTURERB.
100 I . CIGAR BOX MANUPACTI.KERB.
BPANISH CEDAR HO X - BO ARDS.
No. 2500 SOCTI’H Street
i dan -spp..: ce joist-spruce joist-spruor
' J ° J FJiOM 14 TO 33 FEET LONC.
FKOM 14 TO 32 FEET LONG.
SUPERIOR NORWAY SCANTLING.
MALLE. BROTHER A CO..
No. SJJ SOUTH Strop*.
my 13 tn
OHINGLKS, BUfNCiLKS-IN GKKAT VAHIBTV AND
O nil price; thcap Flooring ami K-ucing. aborted
width/* Sln-lving. J'.iiticiilur attention Riven to lumlwr
for titti/iK iiti /•tore/*. Catalina Khinrini! at low.vt ciudl
nrieo**. NICiIOUiUN'J, Seventh and Cariyntcr
street*. f; 2 a “? _
r LMHEU.-THE CNDEitSIONED ARE PKEEAKED
Li to furnJsh any description of Fitch Pino Lumber, from
3t Mary’e Mill, (ieor*j% oii fayorKj.le toons. AKo, Spruce
Joist, Ac., from Maine. EDML/ND A- SOUDEK
Dock Street Wharf. myffi-tfg
CPffIUOE LUMBER AFI/JAT.- 3UANTUNG AND
O Jolrt of leußtb from 14 to 21 feet lon*.:afxgrted ilxej.
Sx4 to 3x14. about 160 M, feet, ior .ale by WORKMAN m
CO., No. 123 Walnut street.
€i iiNXH*"’ VuilN fl SHI MG WOO lte»
3. W. SCOTT 4 CO.,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,-
AND DEALERS IN
Men’s Furnishing Gqods,
814 Chestnut street®
Four doors below the “Continental,*'
PUILADELPUIA. mhl-f,m,w.tl
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT
MANUFACTORY.
Order, for tbeae celebrated Slilrtx eujipliod promptly
brief notice. /
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Of late Btylee In fuU variety.
WINCHESTER & CO.,
700 CHESTNUT-
_ . nvNTR* PATENT-SPRING AND BUT
"fife GlltSS.' Cloth, Leather. wM&
AJr A nd brown Linen; Chllaron a Cloth and
for ladle, and genta. at RIonELDERFE1 j.g BAZAAR.
rnyfrOmoM OPEN H 4 THE EVENING
I.OOKING GLASSES.
A. S: ROBINSON,
910 CHESTNUT STREET,
LOOKING GLASSES,
PAINTINGS,
Engravings and Photographs.
Plain and Ornamental Gilt Frame..
mss SWiBSWoBDER.
LOOKING-GLASS
AND FRAME WORKS.
We are now fitted up with Improved machinery, and
ha^ o a ia,r B mck walnut and fancy framed
Looking Glaeaeß, at reduced pncee. OIIAEF p &
)yl9-2m 78 Laurel et., below Front.
PEBSOIVAL^-
227 North Twelfth att'COt.
eoli tin*
J)KO<XAMATION !
N«t(rojH hmt»yßivent<>thoFrccmfinof the City nnd
Pouuty 0/ I'hiludvlnhiß tfmt on
TUESDAY,October Bth, \m %
Bring the Hccoiid I m wtay of the month, mid day of the
(H-ncral and Municipal Flection, there arc io he eh*ch*d
viz,: - •" ' ’
By the* Termer, of the Commonwealth of Penn-ylva
niu, one qiittliUod pernon to nerve unone of the JurtierM
of the Supreme Court of tmld Commonwealth for riftoon
e*urH. - •
By the Freemen rodding In the Third Senatorial DD.
tift tof the City of J'hiliulelphin, cbmprlHini? the I'lt'fh
Hixth, Lleveiith, Twelfth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth apd
Eighteenth \V iirdf* (e.\elumv of the Eleventh and 'lWifth
Election DivMonn of x»id Eighteenth wind), one piuvo
to eerve i.ih a Representative of maid District in the Sin ite
of the Commonwealth of Pennnylvanfa 0 UL
By the rriM-men re.MJng in the Fin*t Kepre*eiiiutlve
Ihftj let *)i the (ity of Philadelphia, coiupririag the Firrt
U nrd. and he First, Second, T bird. Fourth. Fiftli sixth
Biid Mnth, (now the Mmh and 'J’l-ntliJ lilurthm Division':
ol the Twenty.sxth Ward. , tiIS ?
-■n n( v«: of said Dis.tr let in tin- 1i0n..,, of l.vw.-sen
»vhni,i , n , : n,:l ' " f t "' ; of Pm, a,
Dbuirtof’the cii'v'nf mm *? liopreseoUtlve
IMHti let 01 tin (n>of i J ih'delnhiu, romprn*ingthe (Find,
second, riiinl. I* mirth, litth, Kixth, Seventh, ¥lghtli ->m
1 !, *»l ! i'i 5 J’i*' l, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth,
iv t ** *Njnt-li, J ‘"elfth and Thirteenth Election
Thllll FheH , N 'r7 ,l? ll'Vnnk 1 I ' Vnn k ) I lI,fJ tin* Firnt, Second and
, iLAV 1 P'v,, o»,ol ’1 Intfi Ward of ,aid Citv, one
l ! mm to H.*i \ e a, a Keimventatlve of ,aid District In tin*
01 of tin- (ienerali-semldy ol '!!-■
i ommomvealth of PeniMvlvniiia. *
5Vt"‘ , V^ 11 r 7i ,l . i, '« 1,1 t,)r Third Representative
t!‘ V, ili °f It | ,, ht«i.dphin l c«miiiri,ing the Fourth
\V ard. the Dhifh und Klev.-mh Election DivMoiw of tin;
na' 1 * ,c i F,'. hifth. Sixth, Seventh, Eighth
and .Ninth El,•euon Division, of the Third Ward, arid the
J hnd Election Divirloufl of the Fifth Ward of
w*l \ rj V ,: t 0 aa ft Representative of said
Distliet in the ilom-e of. Representative, of the General
.Afsemhly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
n:?} . f/enneii roeiding iu the Fourth Representative
Di,tii?t of the City of Philadelphia, comprising tho
Seventh \\ ard, and tho Seventh and Eighth Election
Division, of the Twcnty-sixth Ward of ,nid City, on*
pei,on to serve an a Representative of -aid District In tin*
iJnuseol ReprcKeutativea of the General Aweaihly-of the
;* omiMin\vealth of Penn-vlvunia, ....
By the Freemen n-Hfdlng in the Fifth Roprcentativc
Dis-tnet of- the City of PnihtdeJphfH; comprising the
Eighth \N ard, and tiui Second, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth,
S« venth and Eighth mow the . Eighth and
Eleventh) Eh etion DiviMun, of Fifth Ward of
raid City, one eep'on to serve va n Repre-entative of «aid
District in, the llotj*,; of Rcpre,entiitivc« of- tiie (ieneral
Ass.emhiy f.’omiuo 11 wealth of l'enmwlvauia
By Hie Freemen re.-iding in th<- Sixth ‘Rcpreecntnttvc
IHctrictof the City of I'biludelphia, comnrMnv; the Fiivt,
Fourth, Filth. Sixth, Sewnth and Eighth Election Divh
flouh oi Sixth >N »rd. and the 1 Second.'J’hird Fourth
Hftlu Sixth nmi SeOenM, Election Sink
\\ md of ,iud ( 1 ty, one per, '011 to ,erve
tiveef raid District in (he liou.-.- of Rcpn-aeiitutiveiT-of
the (ieneral oi tin.* ‘Jommouu'caltlt of Jh-nti*
hvlyanta.
By the Frc|-mf-n , r' , i'idihg in the Seventh
District of the City of Philadi lishia, e<inipri,ing the Thlr
w„rd. nnd 11,.- Third. Fifth „i,d MKtT ICh-i-ti,,,,
DIvHoiJ, ol foiirt. ehtli *»f raid Citv, „i„- i.efron to
M-rve 1 u » Ih-prereafative of -aid Di-triVt in the »fo:j«e of
Repp tentative!* of the General Assembly of the Commou
\i* iiltli oi Fenn-yh anla.
Dv the Freemen loiding in the Eighth Representative
Ihr.tnctol th,-( ityot Fliil.-d-i||iia, eomprir jng thoTeutli
Ward, the Eighth hl.-cuon Division of the Ninth Ward
and tin 1 ii,t, .-vc.jjd and Fourth Flection Divi-lon, of
I onrteenth Waid <>f Void (‘ity, one p,*r>on to c-rve a- a
'R' pr< sent; ( fi\.- ~t p;t j,j District in the 1100-c of Repre-en
tati ve, ot the Ccnerhi Ae.-emhly of the. Commonwealth of
J Vim,} jvauia.
By the F’r*' men residing in the Ninth Rcpre,entative
lhrtriet <4 the City of Philadelphia, comprMug the
F.h-venth Ward, tin' Second, and Third Election DJvj-iotp
tin; six’ll Ward and tin* Fjr,t« Second. Fifth and Sixth
Election Pivtaionr n| Tiv«-l»th Ward of ,aid Citv, ore* pv-r.
iMiioH'rveai-H Rei'p-tentative of a&id Di,!ri«t m the
iicu,e ■>f Rcpi (••ciituti\ c. of the ( o nerul ArtiemUy of t.he
< 01; iiion’.vi alth of I Vniirj I Vania.
By the FTeeincii feiding in the Tenth R* i re,' ntHtive
Dirt-iet ol thetjjtyof Riiilad> 1 pi>in, cornj.riri n« tli<- Fif.
tceiitti Ward of mid <'itv ie.xt,pt the Eiglith and J liir
tci-nth ElectiopDlvi-ion*/, one jH_*rr<m to h.t,•< a itep
lerentatiVc of raid Dirtrict in the llori/-.- ~f R./pre-enta.
tivi-K of th** Cviu ral of the ( oiuinonu *-aJth oi
IVurei Ivnnia.
R\ tfe- 1 i •*»•»:(*■-n r< riding In the Repre-iuitativ--
Dii-lrict of the 1 itv oi Rtiil id iobia, io;:i}ui*ing tie; T!iFd.
Foaith and S- \ru*ti Election idvi-ioip of 'J'wi-ifth Ward
the Firct, Hi t end, ‘1 lilrd. Foririh. Fifth, Sixth and Eighth’
Eh eti'-n Division.*- of StxP - iiU» Ward, and the Kjr-t and
Second Divirion, of Tw»-ntieth Ward of e.-dd t itv, ,ui*
}•♦ Poll to n-rve a, a R-‘prc*i.ntative of ,aid ili-uje* in *
Hou/c of lfepiei-i ntuthj',. «-f the ticneioj A-*m mtdy-of tiie
(.<i|juooxj*a ealth ot i'ennny ivania. •'
By the Freemen residing in the Twelfth Rei»rr,i n!.‘ttive
Dntritt <d tfe* City of I'ii il-uj. 1 j»F the
J.ighte»nth Ward nnd the Firet I i of
S«-ver»sei nth Ward, the Third Klecti< j Ut ..
teeuth Ward nnd tJi** Fourth Election nty
tifth Ward «d raid City, oue p< r-ou i p,-.--
,entativc <*f mid District in the Houx* ivc«
oi the General of the Cuuiniouwcaitu 01 ih*nn
nyhanla.
By tin* F'reciucii re-ldlng in Ui«* Thirteenth Ji-pre-enta.
five Dhtrfct ol toe Citv of PhiFidtdphia. tompri-iug the
S. vejit,-en*ii Ward of *»id < ity teicert the Fir,? Kltctioa
lhvl,iou!, tie - Seventh Election Divirion of the Sixteenth
Ward and the Second and SeVvntn Eh-ctiou JJividoUi* of
•Nineteenth Ward u* e;»W City. One person to ,/*rve a, n
Rcpreu.-ntntive of raid District in the Uou,e of Kepre-en
dMiverof the (JeHrral AMViubljr of the Commonwealth
of Ptncrylvanin.
By the Kreetucu raiding in the Fourteenth Riprcacn*
tntivc District of the City of Philadelphia, compri/w
the Seventh and Eighth Elertion Division, of Fourteenth
Ward, the Eighth and Thirteenth Election Division* of
Fifteenth Ward, nnd the* Fourth, Filth. Sixth, Seventh*
Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Fifteenth And*Sixteenth Election
Division* of Twentieth Ward oT *aid Cfty, one perron to
eerve n? a Reprc-entativr of said District In the iiouSe of
Repreeentutivc* of the Arietnbly of the Com
monwealth of Pennnylvaula.
'By the Freemen raiding In the Fifteenth Keprceenta
tive District of the City of Philadelphia, coinpfi.-ing the
Fir»r, Fourth. Ninth and Teoth (now the Firat Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth. Ninth. Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth) Elec,
lion Divirioce of Nineteenth Ward; the Third and FB*v
» nth 1 now tho Third, Eleventh. Twelfth, Thirteenth and
Fourtct nth Election DivWona of Twentieth Ward; (the
hret EJcctiou Divirion of Twenlydirat Ward) now the
Fir>t. Second. 'l'hird and Fourth F.lection Dhi,ion, of the
Twentli eighth Ward, nnd tho Fifth aud Sixth Election
Divhion* of tlie Twenty.fifth Ward of »aid City, one per.
n to Mac u, a Roprercntative of *aid District in the
Ik-ure of Ri-pre#ent*tm* of the General Aeeembly of the
fVirmnOnWealth of'Penn,y|\ unia. .
By the Freemen rbafding in the Sixteenth Reprvseatn.
tive District of the City of Philadelphia, co npri-ine tha
Th nd Ward (the Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and
ovuith Election Divisions of the Twentv.rtret Ward)
now the HreC Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth
Election Dlviidona of the Twenty.firat Ward of gHid <;itv,
one perron to renre a, a KeprvK*ntativi.*of raid District In
the liourc of Rrpreecntativea of tin* General Aiwwmbly of
tho Couimonwealth of Brnnxylvanla.
By the Freemen residing in the Soventoenthfßeprccnta
tivf Dwtrict of the Citv of i'hiladelpbia, cormTi-fng the
Twcntythird Ward, the Find, Second and Third El»*c
ti<<ni>ivUion>of Twcnty tifth Ward and the Eighth (now
the Eighth and Thirteenth) Election Divieiotu of Mtn
tcouth W*ard of raid City, one perroD to ,orve‘ae a. Kenrc
wntAtive of ,oid Di.-trict in the Hou<m.* of Representative*
of the Genera! A,ecmbly of tlie Commonwealth of Penn
axlvania.
By the Freemen residing in the Eighteenth Repreieot.v
tive ISetrict of the City of Philadelphia, comprising the
Twenty-fourtb Ward (now the Twenty-fourth and
Tw* nty.reventh Wards) and the (Second nnd Eighth
Election Division*, of the Twenty-Unit Ward), ana the
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Election Divbdonn of
the Twenty-eighth Ward of raid City, one peivou to r<*rve
iui a Reprcrentativcof raid District In the Iloilo of Rep.
reeentativea«f tho General Ageembly of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania.
By the Freemen residing In the City and Countv of Phi.
Indelphia. one uualilicd person to serve «u an Associate
.lodge of the Court of Common Pleas, ike., in nnd for tha
said City and Countv, for ten vearn; one iH*nion to nerve
a# Sheriff, for said City nnd County, for three yearn: one
pwon to wrve an Kcgietcr of Will*, for Raid City and
County, for three year*; one perron to nerve an Clerk of
the Orphans* Court, in aud for eaid City and County, for
three vearc.
By the Freemen residing in the City of Philadelphia,
•dc peraon to terve aa City Tieosurer for throo years, and
one person to serve or City Comruipaionor f«r three year*
By the Freemen redding in tho Firwt Ward, one person
to serve aa » member of Select Council for three voare,
•no penou to oerve ub a member of 1 ommon Council for
two years, and one pereon to Berve a* a Constahle for five
Score, nud eeven persons to serve aa Directors of Public
cltools, four of them for three year*, one for the tinex.
piredtermof Joseph Davis, resigned, one for the unex
pired term of Asa Jones, removed, and one for tho unex
pired term of Francis Campbell, dcctesed.
By the Freemen residing in the Second Ward, seven
persons to serve as Directors of Public Schools, four of
them for three years, and three of them for the unexoired
terms of Edward C. Richardson. Charles 11. Schcllcugcr
and John W. Frazier, respectively removed.
By the Freemen residing in tho Third Ward, one per
son to serve as Assessor for the unexpired term of Francis
A. Devitt, resigned, oue person to serve os Alderman for
five years, and one person to serve as Constable for five
years, and four persons to servo as Directors of Public
Schools for three years.
By the Freemen residing In the Fourth Ward, one per
son to serve as Aldernmu for five years, aud four persons
toserve ns Directors of Public Schools, lor three voars.
By the Freemen residing in the Fifth Ward, one person
to servo us a member of Common Council for two veal's,
and five persons to sen e as Directors of Public Schools,
tour of them for three years; nnd one Tor the tmoxpired
term of L. C. Green.
By the Freemen residing in the Sixth Ward, five per-
ROpH to Mlyp at Directors of Public Schooluforthreo years.
By tho Freemen redding in' the Seventh Ward, one
perron to serv«- us a member of Common Council for two
person to orve as a-member of Common Couu
*or the-uno.viiirocl term of Thomas Eittle, resigned, oue
*° HOrV( ‘ Alderman for five years, and four per
ylSTra ° Hervc nB ®^ of Public Schools, for three
to m ™':V, , ,‘r n 1 reßil l l l’ R iu thl ' Fi « t,th 'Vned-on« perenn
inrt fnnr S, of Common Council for two yo«rs,
lor threl- vifnrH*!* 1 *“ Diroctore-of Public School^
lo%n r e .« \Tarrmlm i dln , !! in^hn w “ r >'- Person
Dirrctors of Pnhi !- 1 h \ or ,IV| ‘.vouch, six pcn-oiiH to serve us
inc them fortl non 100 !?- f P" r 01 th e'n for tbreoyenrH,
Sheered and on,- f„^ p .V' ed tcrnl of ««<>r*o It- Ktsslcr
SlfS-ri-tSSTncd? for tho " lU '-'T’ lre <l tenft of B. W.
to^sen^a'utnioinbcr l tro!ect I ('ounoil^fa l r rt tl one pcrßoa
one person to serve as a member of ,-'' u y W“-
twoy(*!irs, nnd live persons to serve Coiuied for
Keliools. fonr of them for thn>e l vcai4 lll |fid l 'Sm ri r ot , l i Utl C
expired time ot Chill ies Jewel! ° DC fol ' t^u
l)y the ]■ reemen residing in the fiiovcnth Ward 0..„
pereon to servo us u memherof tlie (• i m,?.,,? rX.. --. 0 ? 0
two yenra, one person to serve ns Ahlmmiufnr'Hv?? 1 fol
and four persnuH to serve as Uiroctoraof PiSllhl' a J i al 'i“'
for three years. 01 1 llbllc i>ohools
By the I'reemen residing in the Twelfth w„.-,i
eon to serve us u member ol Select CotmeilVor po l''
and tour persons to serve its Directors of Piihiiu' L a % LUI j H *
for three years. " 01 1 llb,lc Seliools,
By tho FreemenresidlnKin tlie Tliirteenth \v„„i
person to eei-ve ns a member of Common Council fl!r » ono
years, one person, to servo (i» an-Aldernniu for five v,?'™
and seven persons to serve as Directors of Public iffi
fonr of them for three years, two of tlie in for ?h? 0 ~ e '
expired terms of A. Kline and John l-Yy.renigned a ll „,! [
for tiiiMinexpired term of A. if. Albiiriter. nd one
Ity tho Freemen reaiditiß in tlie Fourteenth Ward
person to servo iih a mom her of Select Council, for tlmm,
expired term of F. A- Van Clove, resigned, one person m
serve as a memherof said Select Council f n- Oireo rears
one person to serve as a mem her of Common Council for
two years,and four peraona to servo as Directors of Public
Schools, for three yearn. •
By the Freemen residing in the Fifteenth Ward, ono
person to serve as a member of Common Council for two
years, and live persons to servo as Directors of Public
Schools four of them for throo years, and ono for the uu
fxntred term of If. I' .elms, resigned.
By tho Freemen residing in tho Sixteenth Ward, ono
pen-on t« «crv« w> a member of Select Council f" r thrc«
/f 1 ? n ‘ 5 l >trBon to ncFvt nH ii member of Common Coun
i,V W. r two yenrp, and four persons to nerve Directors of
J "bile Schools for three years.
Hy tfio freemen residing in the Hevente« -nth Ward, one
person to nerve ok a member of Select Council for
tnm; yean*, one ponton to nerve an a member of Common
v onncH for two years, one person to serve uh an Alder
limn for hvevcurs, and four perrons. to nerve aa Directors
,o f* 'mile Schools for three yearn.
Fy the Freemen residing in the eighteenth Ward, two
pc; sons to serve aa members of Comm«Mi Council for two
ycius.niid live persons to serve aa Directors of. public
Dch« olp, four of them for three ytuira, and one for ihe un
ex'iUH'd term of Samuel Pennington, resigned.
ny the freemen residing iu tho Nineteenth Ward, one
person to s* )‘ve as a member of Select Council, for three
yenis, two persona to serve aa members of Common
Council, one of them for two years, and one for the unex
pi red term of dost ph Karnesf. resigned, and live permit to
serve us Directors of Public .Schools, four of them for three
years, and one for the mmxpired term of J. it. Dines,
deceased.
tty the Freemen residing In the ’J’wentieth AA'n.rd, two
peisons to servo as meiubvTS of Common CoumuFfor two
year**, one person to-em* aa hii Assessor (for that part of
the Ward west of Broad street; for tiie nnexpin-d t-wm of
It. v\. MeCuuikey, deceased, and five persons to serve as
Directors of Public Seimol?, lour of them for three years/
and one ol them for the nnexpired term of Thomas P
Drown.
JJv the freemen residing in the Twenty-tirst Ward, one
perron to serve as a member of Select Council lor till er
} curs, line person to serve as an Alderman for live years 7
one person to servo aMJonsUble tor live years, and twelve
persons to sei vc us Director.* of Public School-. l.,ur of
whom are to serve lor tliree years, four to servo for *wn
years, and four to serve for one year from the first of
January next.
Jly the Freemen residing in the Twenty-second Ward,
one person to serve ns « member of Common Council lor
two years, two p< r/ons to serve as Aid* noon for live
yiuirs and four persons to serve as Diieetors'of Public
prh«,o)s f(,r three y. my And by the Freemen residing in
Die 1‘ irst. Second, I bird and fourth flection Divisions,
htn \’ n “ Assessor, for the une.vjdred term of
D. W . Singley, remgned. *
tty the freemen residing in the Twenty-third Ward,
one pei son to serve aa u member of Select Council for
threi- years, and one person to serve ns a member<>f Com
inon Council for tw o ye«w>; nnd by the freemen residing
in the Pirst Flection Division, late Delaware township,
one person to serve as an Alderman for-live years, and
tw o persons to servo as Directors of. Public .Schools, one, 4*l'
them for three years, and owe. for the nnexpired term of
John Neville, resigned; and by the..'Freemen residing
in the St toii d fleet ion Division, late Lower Dub*
.j tOwjjrhip, one person to serve as an
Alderman for live years, and one person to nerve as a Di
rector ol Public Schools for three years; by the freemen
i residing in the.Thiid flection Division, -late---the Town
ships ot JJyberry and Mon-laud, two perrons to serve as
Directors of Public Schools for three* years; and by the
freemen residing in the Fourth, fifth, Sixth, Seventh
and Fightli Flection bivisions, two persons to serve a-
Dire* tors of Public Schools for* lire*.* years; and by the
freemen residing in the Ninth Flection Division, late the
Township of Oxford, one person to serve m Director of
Public HrhooN fob three years.
Dy the freemen residing in the Twenty-fourth Ward,
two persons to serve us members of Common ( uiinr jl for
two years, and seven persons to serve a- Directors of Pub
lie bools, six of them fur three year-, and cm- for the
unexpin d term of h. E. Hassell, removed.
Py the Freeim-n lesidiug in tie- Twenty.tifth Ward, one
poison to serve us a member of < ommon < ouneil for two
years, and one person to serve as :<ii Alderman for five
years. And by the freemen ie-iding iu each of the
Flection Divisions of-aid Ward, one person to serve m a
Director of Public :-cho*tls for three year* \m! >*v the
Fr* cum n residing iu the'l bird Flection Division one
person to set -, c ar Alderman for live years.
Py tie- Freemen r< siding in the Twentv.-j.vth Ward one
J .Ison to “ClVe ns a I..ember «d the SeluetColilidlforturre
y .air-; *-m- p'-rfon to >« n e a member of Common I ouu
cii for two v ea rs.ard c-ne person to serve for the anevplred
term ..f Ifol .-r; Anost.oni'. rtriiue-fl.-and five i - r-ojis to
H iv. Dun t-u- ..fnJ'TiUic tJeln.ol-, tu-ir tii.-m o.
tbjev years, ami one for tin- uue.\-pj r ed term cl L*-wi»
V. Htumaii. net hi.
tty-the I r. tmen residing in the Twentv-seventh Wa d
tv.». j erson-to sen e ;.s Abb rmen to. i;v« vean .un- p.--‘
t " h to «. n e for live Veal.-. ;u;d six p. r.-on
s. iv. a s fnri i tor- of Public behoof-, live < f ; ,, r
vne for the nm xpir. d ti-tm ol if. W. Ai.. t > D,. iJ.
tty the iYe< me-n n-iding in the TwenH.--.uVMh Wa*«l
on. person to ?w 5- a Jt.eiubei of rj.-Pct'»• j„ r
\ ears ; . ije p. r-.-n t.o *, ; -.»• as an Aid-; man J.-r .iv. y,-;'i;s ;
«-Ce p* IX-n f (J S« !'V e as n (Jons t a hie Jog live ve-t-s- -ilid
ttw-lv.; 1...-rvv I;ir,Tt..r- u .s-h,„.|, t
M « Ih.ii. ill'., f. r.'i-vc tti IL-V. nr... fi.Lir t>, ~ t-. V..
S'»d four t.» •* ;v»: one year Irvin tne hrH dav
Junncry next.
Al.rf I.V ta.- l r.. .... I. i.-iliilii; in , i, t!„. ESction '
j.h\ :• ion.- < t t.o u of The >rv, ml V, aids ..f the -.„hl tjitv
'le J el*.-j; serve in Judge, two - pe,-s.,n- to s' r’ eas ih’
t l ,' i-v;/'- r v--i:a-.m i.,-i. ct .r, „t
FJi cijtit- *or each ol ♦ aid J)m i-ioLs r< rp-ctivr 1.
1 it* fi. '-men fed.ling in the r - v. ml I Jerri.n‘ Div »-i*.n- *
ti the First Ward will <.-te ur f. lb.« .. to ui;
M DiM-i. U, ■ntthe.J.ousf: of Joseph Hive]. League M.tui
:<>ad.
2d Div Mon, at tin- hous of P.-te-* iP.-.je;. marhea-t
n•* *- n; -* - and <»ieeuvvich street
Division, at tin- in- ;*«. ot *amm-l (rilbert. eotit!««c»t
<orn< rol .Mi,yam,-n-in« avenue r.rni }>«-dvtreer.
4d D;v i*j..n, at the hoiw- of !b;b',is, Second *tre* *
below Wbiuten.
iA Division, at the house of Henry Sauer, northwes*
corner of Fourth and H»-i d streets.
cih Division, at tin* bouse < f Samuel Peak, southwest
ccrrerol Sixtfi and Dickcicoii streets.
7th Division, Ht tin- house of Thomas Kane, nnrthen.-t'
of unk Hoa’d Mid (,'ross street.
‘■tli Division at the homo «.f .Mrs. Hubei.corner ofFigh'fh
and Mt dina »trects.
Pth.Divisiou. at the honse of Joseph Schofield eouthwent
1 comer of.-sixth and 7 anker streets.
tt'tta DivUou, at ’he house of Mr. Wolf. r;ortllcau»
comer of front and Moorv stieets.
The F'rcemen residing in the h-v ernl Fbu-tion Division*
of the Second Wart will v<>te ae followe, to wit:
Ist Division, at the house aouthoaal comer ©f \ioya
men«in* av. and Prim*- it.
2d Divisicp, at tin* house of Edward Watcher, northeaat
comer of hecond and <.'ai jn-nter streets.
vd Division, nt the houao of Lewis Thornton, northncft
coiner of Moyamensing av. and Washington uv.
■tth Division, at the house of WilliHin Maurman, «outh
w t-st comer of 7'hird and Chriitian street?.
6th Division, at the house of Geo. Gardiner, N’o 1121 <
Eighth rtreet.
tith Division, at the house of Francis Kin?, pouthca*?
comer of Fifth ftnd t'arpentef utreeta.
• th Division, ut the house of Jacob fioutheant cor
ner of Passvunk road aud Christian street.
fctb Division, at the house of Fuchs, northwest cor
ner of Filth and Hedwood utreete.
Wh Division, at the house of Timothy Meah-y, south weft
comer of Tenth and Carpenter afreets.
• loth Division. :«t the house of HughFinlev; southeast
corner of Twelfth 'and Carpenter struct?.
11th Division, at the house of William Halfpenny, south
west corner Ninth and Manilla streets.
12th Division, nt the house of Charles Peak, southeast
corner ol Moy amensiug avenue and federal street.
13th Division, at the house of E. Patton, southeast corner
of J’assjunk road and Federal struct.
Tilt- r U idi “? ia till- 5.1V.T 1 Election Diri.ions
of the Third Ward will vote a? follows, to wit;
let Division, at the houec el William FI. Stanclilfe.
Second street, below Queen.
2d Division, at the house of John Graham, aouthwett
comer of F root'and Catharine etreefa.
3d Divisiou, at the bouse of James'Baird, southwest
earner of Second and German streets.
4th Division, at thirbouec of J. Babington. f-outhea-t
corner of Fifth and Queen street#.
6th Division, at the house of G. F. fSeeler, uontheaat
corner of Hfth and German street#.
6th Division, at the house of Patrick McCrvetle, south
■went comer of Catharine and Sixth streets.
7th Division, at the house of John Slavin, northwest
comer of Eighth and < athnrine street*.
. 6th Uivn-iup, beginning at the corner of Tenth and Fit/.,
water street; thence along Tenth street to < hrintijin street
thence alone Christian street to Twelfth street • thence
along Twelfth street to Fit/water street; thence along
ritzw ater street to the place of beginning. And the elec
.tion shall be held at the house of Julius Schwalber, at
the southwest corner of Eleventh and Fit/water street#
tnh Division, beginning at the comer of Twelthand
ritzwater streets; thence along Twelfth street to Chris
tian street; thence along Christian street to llroad street •
thence along Broad to Fit/water street; thence aloug
lit/water to the place of beginning. And the election
shall be held at the bouse of David Alexander, comer of
ritzwater street and Juniper lane.
The Freemen residing in the several Election Divisions
of the fourth \\ ard will vote as fellows, to wit •
Dt Division, at the house of Jacob Ferber, northeast
comer of Front and Ahuoud streets.
2d Division, at the house of William Murphy, No 75-’
fcouth l*ront street.
ad Division, at the house of Charles Ilray, northe-ut
comer of .Second and Monroe streets.
4th Division, at the house of vVilliam'Bycrly, southeast
comer of fourth and Stanley streets.
sth Divisiou, at the house of Owen Lamb, southeast cor
ner ot Charles and South streets.
6th Division, at the house of Janies McDonough, Sixth
street, below Shippeu.
. *th Division, at the house of Patrick Pengen, Nq 617
South Seventh street. A
Bth Division, at the house of Jam& A. Matthieu (Dallas
Douse)j Eighth street, below.Shippeu.
t'th Division, at the house of JohuThompson, northwest
corner Twelfth and Briuton streets.
10th Division, at the house of Robert Morrow, northeast
corner of Broad and Shippeu streets.
{feW*! 1 iu tlio several Election Divisions
oi the filth A\ ard will vote ns follows, to wit;
• Ist Dlvisiou, at the home ot Charles Medura, corner of
becond and Belief streets.
2d Division, at the house of Charles McGrath, Lombard
street, above Second.
3d P/.'ifc 1 , 011 ’ I*. 11 '*-' 1,0116. el ,01l6 . e of -John Wood, southwest cor
ner ot fifth aud Lombard streets.
4th Division, at the house oi , northwest cornel"
of front and Pine streets,
** *ol1 ' house of Lewis Fischer,No.2l6 Dock
Fifth stVcet° n ’ OUBe 01 John Crawford, No. 312
7th Division, at the house of Patrick McCrossiii, north
east corner ot f ittli and Prune streets
Bth Division, at the house of'J liomas Whitmore, south
wrst comer of Exchange place and Carter’s alley
ahe.l reemeii residing in the several Election Divisions
ofthebixth >N uvd will vote as follows, to wit •
Ist Division, at the house southeast comer of Sixth
and Arch. UI,U "
2d Division, at the house of Richard Wellington south
west corner ot Second and Quarry streets. 1
3d Division, at the house of William A. Thorn
street, u,l>ovc Sceoud. 4 .
4th Division, at the house, Third street, below \rch
west tide. * *
sth Division, at the house, northwest corner of Sixth
aud Jayne streets.
6th Divitiou, at the Golden Fleece Hotel, in Cherrv
street, between Third and Fourth. 1
7th Division, at the White Bear Hotel, southwest corner
of Filth and Race streets.-, ...
Bth Division, at the house of James Buck, southwest
comer of Vine and Crown streets. a
The Freemen residing in the several Election Divisions
of the Seventh Ward wull vote as follows, to wit :
Ist Division, at the house of D.M.Mathiue, No. go* Lom
bard street.
2d Division, at the house of James I.obley, northeast
comer of *1 welfth and Lombard streets.
3d Division, at the house of Andrew Morrow, southwest
corner of Thirteenth and Li mburd streets.
4th Divlsion t at the house Of Lawrence McCabe, south
west comer ot Sixteenth and Lombard streets.
.*>th piyfsion, at the house of P. Munughau, Eighteenth
andMeDuflie streets.
6th Division, at the house of Addis «fc Engle, southwest
cornerof.Tweutietli and Pine streets.
at the houseof George Connors, northwest
eorner of Iwcnty-socond and Lombard streets.
* * ~I OD ’ fttthe house of Janies McKinley, northeast
CO uV u V?f A wenty-third and Naudain streets,
ofthiV v[/,aIV, e ?v- rct! i dil ]ft Ju the several Election Divisions
Uf ni I K h , th > Vur<l "'ill vote as follows, to wit:
street.belowNiSth* 10 ’V 01 " 0 of WiUiam Urca1 '" Santora
TOrae?orr, o iifU^ h i 01,flo ? f . J<, ' , :’ ph »°" th west
3d Locust streota.
South 'BrtHo street* 1 ' 1 h0ll “° 01 wllliam L “ n 6C. No. S4l
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN .—PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16.1867.
6th Division, nt the honro of .John Brown, northeast
eorm*r ol t rwcuty-brst Mid Locust street*.
Twentieth thG h<,urcs of Barniltl Wyc, No. 120 South
7th Division, nt the house ot Jainc-n Bnvlef* No. 248Sonth
nevrmeehtli street.
vT.VJH in < h <' Several Election Divleions
. n j 1 “ vote fin follow., to wit:
„ ’r 1 JrT ,l '. , P. D ' ,lt , t JiV,* lo " Ke 0/ Anios llollalian, S. E.cor
ncrof Fiphtli ainl Killicrute.
2d Divleiou lit the ligmje of. Robert Slicrrard, No. 82.2
1- ilbert street.
3d Division, at the house of Mrs. Loblcy, 8. E. corner of
Eleventh and Filbert streets.
4th JJJvtKloij, at the house of C. Zimmennun,- No. 1323
Market-street.
nth Division, at the Jioti-e of Win. Shinn, No. Id South
Broad street.
6thDivMon, nt the house of Daniel B. Bcitlcr, No. 1619
Mr rket stieet.
7Ui Division, at the house of Thoman Blair, No. 1011
.Market street.
kfh Division. fl t the house of 11, K. Minnich, No. 2129
Mar'feet street.
The j*ji en.-nn residing in the several Election Division*
of the 11 nth \\ ard, will vote as follows, to wit:
Ist Division, at No. 141 Noith Ninth street.
a.u Di% isibu»jit the house of Thomas P, Mooney, north
west corner of Ninth and Cherrv streets.
3d Division, at the lonise of (llmrles (:. Ororbeek, south
west corner ot Eleventh and Vine streets.
•Jt) Di\ision, nt the house of Patrick McManus, Houth
west corner 0! Eleventh and ;Jno«; streets.
ffth Divis on. at tlie house of Patrick McLaughlin, north
west corner of Bro id and Knee streets.
6tb Division, at the house southwest corner of Gebhard
and Pace streets.
7!ii Division, at the house, southwest corner of Six
teenth and Cherry streets.
Bill I'isMun, at the house of Thomas, Stewart, south
west ( oriuT i.f ‘J went.v-tirst and L'lir rrv streets
9th Division, at the house of BenhujiAu. Gingrich, S. W
comer 'i v, rnty secoiid and Vine streets.
'J lie Freemen residing in the several Election Divisions
of the Eleventh Ward will cote as follows, to wit
-Ist Division, at the house of Jacob Flnck, CallowluTl
street below Second,
2d Division, at, the house of C. J. Vallctt, northwest
corner of .New Market and (Jitllowhill street*.
:;d Division* at the Ji.-use of A. Campbell, southwest
corner of front and Pegg streets.
4th Division, at the house of Andrew I\ Haas, No 4a.) St
John street, •
Mh Division, at the hduse of A, Gilbert, Third street,
above Buttonwood. H
oth.DivjsJon. at the liouseof Mrs. P. Bleeasc, northwest
corner of and G'reen streets.
<th Division, at the house of M. Koyetou, southwest cor
uer of New Market and Drown streets.
Mb Diwhoii, at tin* house of James .Smith, No. 812 Se
cond street, above Drown.
'J he Freemen residing in the several Election Divisions
01 t,M - \ w*'hili W ard will vote a* follows, to wit:
ht J>l vi.-ion, at the house of -Lewis Gebhard, northeast
corner Fourth and \\ ood streets.
_’d I>jvision, at tne iiouse of Lewis Snell, northwest
comer 61 Crown and Callow-hill streets.
:al. Division, at the house of If. L. Dose. No. 3u9 Button
u ood streets above Third.
4th Division, at the house occupied by John Metz
northwest comer of Noble street and Vork avenue.
atli Di\Dion nt the house of (J. Blaes.e, noitbeast
comer of Fourth and Coates streets,
oth Division. nt tlie house of .John Schmitt, No. 820
DiviMon. at Wright’s Hotel, southw. st corner*'of
1 ifth and I’oplar streets.
h*'i>rth Thild street.
■\ he Freeilien reading in the several Election Divisions
of the J Jin teenth W ard will vote as follows, to-wii:
Ist Di% ision, at the house of J. K. Turuer, south w-i-et
corner of Franklin and Callow-hill streets.
2<i J ivisiou, ut tiie house of John Welbiink, northwe-st
corner ot Kiigan and CHllowhill streets.
,J> {lt tll !‘ ,5 I fjlu '*' •' s D3 Spring Garden street.
4tb Dnif a n £.t toe house-of David.S. Drum, southwest
corner of and Buttonwood streets.
oth Di\Mon, at the house of. Amelia Davis, southeast
cornerof seventh and Coates streets.
oth Division, at the house of Joh-a Dechlcr, northeast
cur.i r oi _N tilth and Conte- streets.
ith Di' Dion, at the boast- oj Mr. Blevler, horthwot co*-.
m ) i t ?i.\th and Brow n str< et>;
Hh Division, at the northeast corner of Ninth and
Biowji stii ■ t". upt by ilenrv Welsh.
'J he (.re, men riding in the several Llecfjon 1 »i-. i-ion*
of tie- 1 o:,r!»« nth V. in d w ill %-pte as fuH<m to wit
M Dr.irion, ;.t tin- iiou-e of f.iaistiun •J h'-ure:-, No. Ur.n
J.ldge u-. i nue.
2d Division, at the home ~f John Warwick, north-wt
corner oj I Eii ter-ntb and ( allowhil!-tiT-efs
mi Div irjon at tin hoti-f oM ..niter Ui.csell, Kid"<- av.-
liue beiov. hf-Jing Gar den -treet. ■
,4tb.Di% i-ion. at :ii*.- hall, muthn <t : corner J l-irteenth
, and .-Wit)- Garden -tl* ots.-
oth Li% i-ion. at -fh* house or
corner of \ 1.-\* jit i, and Coates street.
oth I -'h i.-joti. at the ii'oure of - - - Miiler,uortlies.- I corner
oi Bread and (rates siieets.
Tth Di\i-ion. attiienouM- northwest Comer of Ele%-. ntli
and Bari i.-h streets
tth Division, nt the house of Uurb/.tf,-outhwest
coiin : oi i hirtt' nth and Ogdeu streets.
/ j l a ‘ Dn eineii residing in tin • several Election Divisions
■ d the Hfteenth W ard. w ill vote as follows, to w if:
Diyi>-i...n. at the bouse ot Henry Voung. southeast
corner ot I- itteenth and LaUrwvhill streets.”
2d Dixwon, at the house of -Charles Bittinyer, Button
%vo<id. between lTtil and Dtb streets,
2d Div i-ioii.eormiwm e at tin- northw est comer of Broad
and Grein tbejirr along the north aide of Green
sll. et to the east side ol .S'WeUJeeiitb street, tiiem-e ab-ug
the east Hde of <eveiit, entb to tin- south side „i r«>a ve
Mn i*g tin-nee along the smith side of Coates gtJ ca t to the
west side oj Bn-ad street, thence along the we*t side of
Bicad street to the flare of Ir.-eimiiup. And the pluc- of
. otmg shall |>e at the house ot John Herman, southeast
corner of 1- itteenth and < ’oateg.
4th Divisiom at the Mechanic Engine House, Brown
street below 1-jfteenth.
' oth Division, from Nineteenth to-Twentv-firgt street
from \ inc'to Hamilton. Vote at the house of Jaiuef Fitz
watc-r. No. IHlßCiillowhilletrcet.-
»sth Dirieion,atthe hoiire of Joseph McClay, southweet
corner of ( aUoivfiill and Twi nfy-secoud ftreetf*
. "f, h fbe house Win. Scield, Biddle and
l itllou hill streets.
tth Division, coronu-nce At the comer of Twefttv-tirst
and Spring Garden sti*-* : ts. thence along the north side of
Spring Garden street to Pennsylvania &venue. tltence
along tne cAfct side of Pennsylvania avenue to Twcntv
lourth street, thence along the eastside of Twentj'-fonrth
street to the north tide of Coates street, thence north along
L&Dding avenue to Poplar street, thence along the eouth
Hde of Poplar street to the %ve*t tide of Twenty-Fourth
street, thence along the wi+t tide of Twenty-fourth street
to the south tide ot Coatee street, thence along the south
side of Coates street to tiie west side of Twent%*-second
street, thence alone the west side of street
to the south side o.f Green street, thence along the south
side of Green street to Twenty-rim street, thence alon"
the w est side of Twcnlv-rirst street to the place of begin'
Ding; And the rlace of voting shair be at the'house of
Andrew Smith, at the southwest comer of Twentv.
second and Cootep. J
9th Division, at tne. houge No. 1814 North street..
10th Div:-iou. at tliehoiu-eof Clirißtian Genu\ No 210 b
Coates street. * *
lltli Division, at the house of Jeptlia 11. Mtinn, N F
corner of tram-ic* and Shirley streets.
12tli Division, at tlie house of George Über. No miq
Brandywine street.
‘l3th Diviriou, eotmuencea at the northeast corner of
rwenty-second and street, thence along the north
side ef Coates street to the ea-*t side of Twentv.fourth
street, thence along the east side of Twenty-fourth street
lo Poplar street, thence along the south side oi Poplar to
Ihe-west side of 'I wenty-second street, thenco alone the'
west t)de ot 1 iventy-second to the place of beginning
And the place of %’oting chnll be ut the house of George
»dderatt, at the southwest corner of Brown and Bm-kuell
14th Division, commences nt the northwest comer of
ihdgeavenue and Goa ten street, thence along the north
side of t nates street to the east tide of Seventeenth street
thenco along the east side of Seventeenth street to the
ssuth side ot Francis street thence along the south side of
Francis street to the west side of Hidge avenue, thence
along the west side ot Kidge avenue to the place of begin
ning And the place of %x>ting shall be at the Drove Yurd
Hotel, Hidge avenue, above Sixteenth street,
I he Freemen residing in the several Election Divisions
of the Sixteenth Ward will vote as follows, to wit
-1 st Division, at the Bull's Ilead Hotel, Front street
above J’ophir. *
2d Division, at the house of Joseph Morris,northeast cor
ner of 1-font and Otter streets.
3d Division, at the house of Thomas Murphy, cornerof
New- Market and I>anrel streets.
4th Division, at the house of John Lipps, Germantown
road mid Sect ud street.
oth Diiision, at the house of Kobert Sherrard, German
town road, above Second street.
6th Division, at the houw of Mra.SUer, southwest cor
ner Fourth and George streets.
Tth Division, at the house No. 1124 North Third street
6th Division, at the house of Christian Schnitzell
943 North Fifth street, above Poplar.
. The Fretineu residing hi the several' Election Divisions
of the beventreiith Ward w ill vote as follows, to wit
Dt Division, at the house of John K. Schuyler, south
east comer ot 1 rout and Master streets. ...
2d Division, at the house of John Holmes, southwest
comer ot Front and Thompson streets.
3d Division, at the house of >lr. Chambers, corner of
Howard and Master streets.
4tk Division, at the house of James Creighton, north
east corner oi eceoud and Thompson streets.
oth Division, at the house of Philip Mair\, No 13 ,-l 9
Germantown road.
6th Division, at the honse of James Donnelly, northwest
corner of Master and Cadw alader streets.
Tth Division at the house of Michael Burns, northwest
t-orner ol Jefferson and Cudwahidcr etre ets.
Mth Division, at the house of William Cougdon, southeast
corner ot Sixth and Master streets.
Pth Division, at the house of James O’Neill, southeast
corm-i- ot Filth and Jeftersonstreets.
loth Division, at the house of John McCartney, southeast
cornerof Thompson and Gndwalader streets.
;ihe Freemen residing in the several Election Divisions
ol the Eighteenth Ward w ill vote as follows, to wit
let Division, at the house cornerof F’rankford road and
Mundersou street.
2d 1. ivision, at the house of Jas. Holdcraff,Beach street
above Blmckainaxon. ’
3d Division, at the hon*c of U. V. Naitmau, cornerof
Girard avenue and Marlborough stre et.
4th Divieion.atthe house of John Bernhard, S. E. corner
of Girard avenue and Savory streets.
oth Division, at the house of John Spear, Beach, above
Hanover, .
6th Division, at the house of William Fluke, conft-r of
> ienim and Hiclmiond streets.
7th Division, at the house of John Pote, corner of Kick
niond uud Otis streets.
Bth Division, at the house of 1 VtcrKlrin, corner of Han
over aud Moyer street*.
9th Division, at the house of Andrew' Weber, corner of
Belgrade and Palmer street*.
leth Division, nt the house of Frederick Mueewe, corner
of Vienna and Belgrade streets.
llthit'ivision, at the house of Margaret McClure, corner
of Biclttnond and Norris street - .
T J-th Division, at the house of David Gaskill, cornerof
JKichmoud and Huntingdon streets.
. J. 10 residing in the several Election Divisions
ot the Nineteenth Wind will vote usfullowß, to wit :
lstDii ision. at the house of George Boyer, Gcrmuutowu
road, below Norris street.
2d Division, at the house of Henry Heiser, Fraukford
, o i l d* opposite Columbia avenue.
3d Division; ntthe house of Mr. Lentz, comer of Norris
street uud Frankford road.
4thDiyition, at the house of John Heounc, at the corner
of Front and Amber streets.
sth Division, at the house ef A. Peters, Frankford road,
north of Non i* htreer.
6th Division, at the liouseof A. W. Streeter, corner of
I', r 6nd ami Adams street. - •
m?r^Ssi. teEf. J a*J: n M - k ‘' rc,u “ n * tier
('onVnnd Lottery rtrogt-' 160 of Th °"“ a, ‘ <;opc ’ coruerof
I“KdK,I!S of Willi " m corner of
audAiubir fete thU ll0Ut!U <rf J ° lin of Ella
' (*• ?• Knechcl,corner ol
Sch m l.U,comeror
ofw - p - wma '"- o* 1
The Freemen reßiding in the several Election Divisions
oi iLe I iveiiaetb Ward wiJJ vote twfollows, to wit:
«ndV?nlh Hiree'i! ’ ol,the " t corner of Girard avenue
}* ,Pl v i:, i, p flt thc lioiire oecupicd by ChrMan Rent-
C r. < ! n ,‘!' r ° . 1 i nnkltrl ft. end Girard avenue,
o* ‘h'-hcHre of .lames M. Ramsey, north -
tai-tconjcrof Seventh nnd Oxford Rtrpctf*.
K-ii 0 * R si th i ,,oueti °f George Metzger, smithoast
corner of tlev enth Htreet and Girard avenue.
vf.,l*?tf (in i flt fl ? northwest corner of Poplar and
Km tz streets. horn,-, of George W. Kohl.
*».# Jtvifi* th j° IlonH Gof Joseph Thompson, north
cn«Acr,,il^Vr i Girard avenue and Deacon street.
} ; jy f r -. on ' n K t,,w , } A JJ R c of Charles 11. Kckntoin, N. W.
comer of Eleventh and JVf»tst<Tet/i.
Ei- l*.i j*» l co,,ini,, nce at the northwest corner of
; *°P R t rc fite, thence along thc north side of
A l *^ trec^ to i j I<l of Fifteenth .street, thence
along the cant Hide of I-ffteenf It street to thc south Hide of/
Montgomery avenue, thence along the south side of Mont
-j t M ir J» fHt Broad street, thence
along the u.< ( t Hide of Broad street to the place of begin
?i i> n< V lß *’hice ot voting shall be at the house of
Htreefs *' oy comer of Thompson and Amity
ftth Division, roinmencent the northwest corner of Pop.
,;n t 1 etH. along the north aide of
'.y l t! I *!'-' bl.the river Schuylkill, thence
fttong the east side of the river Selmylkiil to the south ride
of Ma»-t<-rHtnet, thence niong tile south Hide of Master
rtreet to the newt Hide of Seventeenth street, thence along
:H }* M'/’f Htreet to the place of begin
?i Fi . i> n i«* *°i “IT 01 v °ting shall be at thc house of
* V/V.V No. i<oB Nineteenth street.
10th Divirion, commence at tho north treat corner of
I wenti’-firnt and Planter streets, thence along thc north
Hid.-of Matter Htreet to the cant wide of the river Sclmvl
klil, thence along the east tide of the river Selmylkiil 'to
the south tide ol .Montgomery avenue, theuco along the’
pputh tide of Montgomery avenue to the went Hide of
iwenty-liiHt street, thence along the went Hide of Twenty
hint f-tieet to the plHce of beginning. And thc place of
noting shall be at the house of Charles M. I'ngiiH, north*
u ££ft C r^P^ 1 • 'ynty-fourtii and Jclferson streets.
lnh DiviHioii, at the house of Jainea JUgley, southwest
corner of Eleventh ami Oxford streets.
I2th WvlHion. at the house of William Cobb, northeast
comer of Franklin nnd Oxford street*.
J.lth Diviplon, at the northeast corner of Twelfth and
Jefferson streets.
14th Division, at the pomth west corner of Thirteenth and
Oxford street*.
15th DiviHioii, commence at thc northwest corner of
I oplar and fifteenth streets, thence along the north aide
of 1 oplar street to-the cast aide of‘ Sixteenth street,
thence along the east side of Sixteenth street to the aoutli
*‘!l- Vf fI° n fgojuory avenue, thence along the south tide
ot Montgomery avenue to the wc-Bt side of Fifteenth
p.treet, thence along thc west ride oi Fifteenth streot to
the place of beginning. And the place of voting shall be
n * 1] ~U‘ 10,,K ‘ John Fox, southwest comer of Fifteenta
and 1 hompFon streets.
16tli Division, ttuninrncn at the north writ corner of
Sixteenth and I oplar streets; thence along the north side
of I oplar street to the east side of Seventeenth street;
thence along the east Hide of Seventeenth street to the
"pit l 'V* c ' ( l* * street; thence along the north side
of Master street to .the east side of Tweuty-rir-t street;
thence along the cihi fide of Tweutv.tirst street to tho
pout i side of Montgomery avenue f thence along the
south side oi Montgomery avenueto tho west side of Six
• teenth Pt*'eet: thence along the west side of Sixteenth
. I beginning: and thc place* of voting
shall he at the hom-e of .Jacob Grebcr, No. 16‘Jl Scyheit
street.
The freemen residing in the several election divisions of
the I uenty-brnt Ward will vote ns follows, to wit
-Ist Division, beginning at the intersection of the south
eastern line of the late borough of Mnnayunk and the
river Schuylkill, thence along said borough line to the
northeastern boundary of the same,thence along said line
tolenn stic-et thence along Penn street to Main street,
thence along Main street to Kobtson ftreet, thence' along
hobtfon street, to the river Schuylkill, thence along said
river to place of beginning. Vote at the Fountain flotel,
Main street.
2d Division, beginning at the northeast corner of Penn
and Main street, thence uloug Penn street to tho lato
hernugh line, thence along said borough line to Mechanic’
Htreet, thenre along Mechanic street to Pellaii stne-t,
thence along J'ellair titre-et to" Cotton street,
tlit xk o nioTijr Cotton street to the river
M-huylFiJl, thence along said river to Jlobe.-on s.trect,
thence along Ttobesou street to Main street, tlieiire along
Main ftreet to. I’cnn street’ pluci* <>f beginning. Vote at
the T dice station. Mechanic street.
• 2d Division, beginning at the northeast comer of the
mor Selmylkiil and Oottou street, thence alongi'otton
str< ' t to lb jhiir street, tlienc- along Hvlbiir street to Me*
chauic street, thence along Mechanic rtn-et to the’ lat*
borough line, thence along said borough line to Lcverinc
► treet, thence along Levering street to the nverSchuylkill,
Thence along the “aid river tothe place of beginning; Vote
at the F agle llot«;!. street.
4th Division, beginning at the uorfhouHt corner of the
river Schuylkill and Levering street, thenr e along Lover
ingstiect to the late borough line, thence alon* r said
borough line to Green lane, thence along Green Uue to
W cod street, thence along Wood htreet to Oak street
thence along Oak street to-" Baker street, tbenco along
linker street to Jackson street,thenre along. Jackson street
to the river Schuy Ikill.thence along mid river to Levering
str«et, the place of beginning. Vote at MetzlerV Hotel.
Lrcsson street. ve&t*
Mh 1 >i\i-ion. bcgifffliipat the nortlicast comer of Jack
pen street and thc river Schuylkill, thmoe alon<
Street to Baker ftreet, thence along‘Baker srrret to Oak
street, thence ftlpng Oak street to Wood street, thenre
along )\ood street u* Green lane, thence along Green lane
to the late borough line, thence along said borough line to
Outre street, thence along Centre street to the river
Schuylkill, thence along-aid river to-Jackson street the
place ot beginning. Vote at the Quinton Hotel, Maine
street.
kth Division..beginning at the northeast corner of river
Schuylkill and < entre street, thence along Centre street
to the late borough line, thence along said borough line to
CuummiDFon ruu, thence alone paid CinnaniimH'ii run to
the river Selmylkiil. thence alone said river to Centre
jtrect, the place ol bopinuiug. Note at Keeler's house,
corner of Mam and N\ ashington streets..
7th Divieioo, beginning »t the northeast corner of
Domino lane and river Schuylkill, alongnorth side of raid
ane to llidge road, along east Hide of said road tocrenau
lane, along north side of said lane to township line, along
raid line to -Montgomery county line, along uaid lliie to
river Schiiylkin. along.Haid river to place of beginning.
\ ote at Anil's Hotel, ltidgc road.
, 6th Division, beginning at thc upper side of the borough
line and river ScliuylkilL following the said lino until it
meet* the river again, along said river to School House
lane, along said lane to township line, along said lino to
Grease lane, along said lane to Kidge road, along west
side of said road to Domino lane, along HHid lane to river
Schuylkill, along said river to place of beginning. Vote
aCLevenng’B Hotel,
"*-Sinii*ou, f'Odthwt-et
The residing in the several Election Divisions
of the Twenty second Ward will vote as follows, to wit •
Ist Division, at the house of John Felton,corner of Fish
er’s Lane and becond-street turnpike road.
2d Division, at the Branchtown Hotel, comer of Vork
road and MitUtreet.
3d Division, ®t i\ illiam Stallman’s General Wayne, cor
ner of Mam and Manheim streets.
4th Division, at the School House, School House lane
sth Division, at' the;house of William Hughes, Main
street, opposite the Town Hall.
6th Division, at the* public house of E. North, corner of
Germantown avenue and Harvey street.
house of Francis Pinker, known as
the White bu an Hotel.
*th at the house of John Bush, known as the
Lagle Hotel
tth 1 Jivision. at the house of Barbara Poop. !
Ihe Freemen residing in the several Election Division*
of thelwu my-third W ard will voftfcas follows, to wit :
Ist Divmou. at the Washington «ouec, kept by F C
Ihtehner, Holmesburg.*
2d Division, at the house of Robert X. Murray, in the
village ot Bustletou. ,
3d Division, at the house of the late Elijah Hoffmnn. iu
the village ot bmithlieid.
4th Division, at the house of Charles ■Johnson,
oth Division, at.tho house of -Joseph H. Comly.
» I 1 , •'Ft/* ll, the house of Daniel Fannce.
7th Divisiou, at tlie house of Robert Thornton,on Fxank
ford street
Btb Division, at the house of George Krtel, corner of
Bridge street, mid the Philadelphiannd Trenton railroad
Pth Division, at the house of Alberts. Walton, eorner ot
Fninkford or Main etreetnnd Oxford road.
.-TI M4 r< ‘ eu 2‘ *l rc *W'¥K ill the B « v eral Election Division*
ot the i weuty-fourth Ward will vote aa follows, to wit:
rr .V Milner’a Hotel, northeast corner of
Thirtv-hfth and Lancaster av.
2d Vii’fcto 11 * the Pennsylvania Hotel, eouthcaHtJ cor
ner of Thirty-fourth and Lancaster nv.
3d Jiiv-ision at the Win. Penn Hotel, Market «troct,west
of Thirty-eighth street.
the Washington House, northwest cor
ner Thirty ninth and Market streets.
sth IMvision, at the Icion Hotel, southeast corner of
h orty.firetana Haverford streets. 1
c-?. h Vanlccr’a Hotel, northeast corner of
Fitty-tlurd street and Haverford avenue. ”
* 7tn Division, at Major Whiteside’s. Haddington.
Bth Division, at the Park Hotel, Heatonvilfe,
. Srth Division, at tlie Summit House, Monument road,
above Belmont avenue.
will Division, nt Vogdea’ office. Fortieth street, near
Svcamore street.
11th Division, at tlie Mantua Public School House
Haverford street, übove Thirty.fifth street
Th. Freemen residing in the several Flection Divieiona
of the'Jiventj nfth Ward will vote aafolloira, toivit
let Divirion, at the houae of Jacob -Markley, lUalng Sun
Yillnce.
2d Division, at the house now or l&teof Charles Wiles
Hunowgate. *
3d Division, at the bouse of Conrad Lutz, Cedar Grove
Hold.
4th Division, at the house of John Dougherty, Rich
mend street, above Somerset.
sth Division, at the house of A. P. Stockhouse, northeast
coiner of f rankford road und Clearfield street
lith Division, at tha hmiso of William U. Tustin. north
oust corner of Richmond aud Ann streets
The Freemen residing lutlie several Election Divisions
oi tlie Tiyeuty-aixth Ward will vote ob folloivs, to w:t:
let Division, at the Girurd School
2d Division, at the house of F. Eve, corner of Wharton
street and Passyuuk road.
ad Iliyiflqn, at the house of Samuel llcagley, southwest
corner of 1 lurteenth and Wharton streets
4th Division, at the house of Hugh Walker, uortlnveßt
coi nor ot !■ cderal aud (Jarion street#.
sth Division,»nt the house of Thomas Wylie, southwest
, coiner of Eighteenth and Carpenter streets.
6th Division, at the house ot F.Suxtou, south west comer
of Broad and douth streets. •
7th Divit-ion. at the house of James Boyd, southeast ear
ner of Eighteenth and South street#.
#th Division, beginning at .Nineteenth and Fitzwutor
strirts, along 1" itzwater street to Gray’s FeiTy road,along
Orav h Feriy road to hhippen street, along Sliippen street
to butlu-rlaiul avenue, aloug SutJierland iiveuue to
( hnstmu "street, alonj? Christian street to Nineteenth
Htm-t and along Nineteenth street to the place of bogin
um, K "g. \» ot '' « ut lh >‘ !l0,lt10 northwest corner of Twentieth
and Cattinriue streets.
i'tli Division, begimiiug at tlie soutlnvest corner of Vinc
tcentll and Christian stroetsMienee west to tlio river
bcliaylkill ; tlienee to tlie north side of Federal street:
thence- eastu aid to the west side of -Nineteenth street; nuif
fi-oio tlienee to tile place ot atinniilg. Aud tho place of
lioltling election shall lie at the house of Edward I Nut at
Iby ijoithwest comer of twentieth mid FederlUHtveet# ,
Kith Division, IH-Kinmiig nt the soiithwiyf' corner of
Nineteenth and l-edernl Btreqta; tlienee along tile south
side o! r ed'Tsil ttreet to the river Schuylkill: thenc south
to the north line ot Milliiti stive-t; thence eastward to tlie
nest line ot .Nineteenth atreet, and tlienee to tlie place of
bi-gmuing; and tlie place, of tioldiug elections shall bo at
the house Andrew Alclntyrc, southwest corner of
iwenty-enilith and I- uleral street-.
11th Division, beginning at .Nineteenth and Fit/.wnter
J I '"s'l'“S , . , 'f truct t 0 Dray’s Ferrv road, along
!' r jßh tl ; rr y,'' oad t 0 Sl> ppen street, alongßhippen street
V-W'y'* 'l i ;. l i , 'i , o“;' butiieriand avenue to Chris,
tiffli street, along Christian street to tlie river .Schuylkill,
alone said river to boutli street, along Smith street to
N ineteenth street, and along Nineteenth street to tlie placo
of beginning. Vote at the liouso S. W. corner of Twenty.
fu>t and bhippenatreeta. . 4
The Freemen residing in tin- several Election Divi
sions of tho Twenty-seventh Ward will vote us follows
to wit: *
Ist Division, at the house of Uermird Shannon. « W
corner of Thirty-third and tlhestimt streets
fid Division, at tho S. E. corner of Thirty-seventh anil
LocuFtetreetH. \
3il Division, at Conuniseionere’ Hail, Thirty-seventh and
Market streets.
4th Division, at Alderman Allen’s, Chestnut street, east
of Fortieth. .
sth Division, at Enoch Onvy'» office, Woodland and
J'ortyeectnid etrocta
6fh Division, atßenjamin Sharp's Hotel, Forty-third
and Market streets. ,
7th Division, at the JJlnc Bell Tavern, Darby road,
rarchnlville.
The Freemen residing in the several election division*
of the Twenty-eighth \S nrd will vote aa follows. to wit:
Ist Division, beginning nt the northwest corner of Mont-
POTimi'y nnd Eleventh streets, thence alone tho west side
of Eleventh street to Norristown railroad, thence along
the west Hide of said road to Lehigh avenue, thence along
the south side ot said avenue to Seventeenth etreet,thoncc
along the cast side of Seventeenth street to Montgomery,
thence along the north Hide of Montgomery to Elovenfht
street, or place of beginning. Vote at Busnnell’fl North
i'ark. Broad and Montgomery.
, beginning at the northeast corner of Sub*
quofiamm avenue and Eleventh street, thence along east
.«i ov *i n V.l Htr f ct , t 0 Norristown railroad, thence
H n /, Hn y railroad to Lehigh avenue,
longfiomh side of said uvenue to Germantown
!S**it‘; ncc ‘dong southwest aide of Germantown
to feiiHftueha.tma avenue, thence along north aide
!inS! v'! ,la avenue to Eleventh'street, o- place of be
kvSnndSevemlfiVn^r 1 '" I ' rc " ide “ ta - Germantown
3d Division, beginning at the northwest corner of Gcr
mnntown avenue and Lehigh avenue, thence along west
side of (.ermuntoun avenue to line of Twenty “ccond
Mr ard, thence along said lino to Township Line road,
thence along cast side ot said road to Eric* avenue, thence
along noj th side ot Erie avenue to Seventeenth street,
thence along east Hide of Seventeenth street to Tioga
street, thence along north Hide of Tioga street to Broad
street, thence along east Hide ot Broad street to Lehigh
avenue, thence along north aide of Bald avenue to place
canning. Vote at Scott’s, Broad and Germantown
road.
beginning at thesonthwest corner of Broad
and Tioga street, up the south Hide of Tioga Htreetto
Seventeenth streets,thence woitsule ofSovcnteenth Htreet
to Em* avenue, thence south side of Erie avenue to Town
ship line road, thence to Nicetown lane,thence south side
°* Nicetown lane to Lamb Tavern road, thence along
north aide of Lamb Tavern road to Seventeenth a treat
thence west side of Seventeenth street to Lehigh avenue
thence along the north aide of said avenue to Broad street,
thence alone the west side of Broad to Tioga street or
place of beginning. Vote at JoHeph Brown’*; Broad and
VV cstinorelund BtreetH.
sth Division, beginning at the northwest corner of Se
venteenth npd Montgomery, thence along the west side of
Seventeenth street to Lamb .Tavern road, thence alone
the southwest side of said road to Twenty-fifth street,
thence along east side »f Twenty-fifth to-Montgomery
avenue, thence to Seventeenth street, the place or begin
ning. Vote at Lamb Tavern.
6th Division, beginning at the northwest corner of
Twenty.fifth and Montgomery streets, thence nloug the
west aide of Twenty-fifth street to Lamb Tavern rond<
thence along the south side of Dhmb Tavern road to Nice
town lane; tbencealong the south side of Nicetown lane
to Lanihrm street; f hence along the south side of Cambria
street to the river Schuylkill; thence along tho river to
M oritgomery Htrest: thence to place of beginning. Vote at
J. btohle’A, n oshington lane and Kidge avenue.
7th Division, beginning at the junction of Nicetown
lane and Jowufibip line rood, thence along the south
weet Bide of Township line road to Fulls road, thence east
h dc of t alls road to the river Schuylkill, thence along the
river to Cambria street, thence along north side of Cam
bria street to Nicetown lane, thence along the north side
of Nicetown Innc to Township line rood and place of be
ginning. Vote at Mehr’s Hotel, Kidge avenue.
Bth Division, beginning at the junction of Falls road and
Town.-hip line road, thence along the Township line road
to School House lane, thence along said lane to the
.Schuylkill river, thence to Falls road, thence along tin*
west side of Falls road to place of beginning. Vote at
Kidge avenue and Bridge road.
The Judges and Inspectors are particularly requested
to notice the following Extract of an Act of the General
Assembly: In accordance with the provisions of the
Eighth Section of an Act of the General Aascmblv of tho
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled “A further
Supplement to thcEhciiou Laws of thU Common
wealth,” approved tho Fourth day of June, A. I>. 1866, the
following Preamble and First Four .Sections of said Act
are published, to wit: . -
If lurra*. By the Act of tho Congress of the I'nited
States, entitled “An Act to amend the several acts here
tofore passed to provide for the enrolliug and calling out
the National forces, and for other purposes,” aud ap
proved March .id. one thoueumi eight hundred and sixty
nve, nil persons who have deserted the niiluary or naval
service of the l uited States, and who have not been dis
charged or reliev' d from the penalty or disability therein
provided, nre deemed and taken to have voluntarily re
fimpiished and forfeited their lights ..f citizenship,'and
their rights to heroine eitizoLs, and are deprievd of ex
ercising any right- of citizens thereof.
And Wherntx, Persons, not citizens of the I’nited
States, are cot, under the Constitution and laws of Penn
sylvania. qualified Electors of the Commonwealth.
Si * 'U'iN 1.---LV it enacted by the Senate and flonxc
PeprenentutteeMoj the ('omnu)iiir- ulth of' PeniiHylvania
r n tttneral AxM'iidily me/, and it m hereby cnuct&i fiy am
thoritu oj the. Mime, That in all Election* hereafter to be
held in this Commonwealth, it shall he unlawful for the
Judge or Inspectors of atiy such election to receive any
ballot or ballotsfrom any person or persons, cinbrue *d in
the provisions and subjeot-to the disability imposed by
said act of Congress, approved March 3d, one thousand
'tight hundred aud sixty-live, and it shall bc-imlkwful for
any such pel pod to ofier to vote any ballot or ballot*.
bKcTioN 2..--That if any such Judge and Inspector.! of
Electiou, or any one of them, shall receive or consent to
n eeive any such unlawful ballot or ballotsfrom any such
disqualified pen on, he or they eo ©trending shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction thereof, in any
Court o! Quarter Sessions of this Commonwealth, he
shall, for each offence, be sentenced to pav a fine of not
less than one hundred dollars, aud to undergo an impris
onment in the jail of the proper county for not less than
sixty days.
S>:«*tio.\ 3.—That if any person deprived of citizenship
and disqualified as aforesaid, shall at any election here
after to be held in this Commonwealth, vote or tender to
the officers thereof apd otter to vote, a ballot or ballots;
any person s 6 offending, shall be deemed guilty of a liiis
demesnor, and on conviction thereof, in anv Court of
Quarter Sessions of this Commonwealth, shall for each
offence be punished in like manner ,iu is provided in die
preceding section of this Act, in the case of otticcrs of
electiou receiving such unlawful ballot or ballots.
Seitihn 4.—That if any person ahull hereaCer persuade
or advise any person or persons, deprived of citizenship
and disqualified as aforesaid, to offer any ballot or ballot*
to the officers of any election hereafter to be held itfthiA
Commonwealth, or shall persuade or advise anv such
©Hirer to receive any ballot or ballots, from nuy person
deprived of citizenship and disqualified as aforesaid:such
person so offending shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof, iu any Court of Quarter Sessions I
of this Commonwealth, shall be punished in like manner I
ns is provided in the second section of tMs Act, in tho case
of othceiß of such election receiving such unl&jyful balloi
or ballots.
Puminnt to an Act of the General As»<imb!y of tho Com
monwealth, rapped the noth dnv of March, A. I). 186 b".
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That the qualified voter*of the several counties'of* thin
Commonwealth, at all general, towuship, borough and
special elections, are hereby, hereafter, authorized and
required to vote, by tickets, printed, or written, or partly
printed and partly written, severally classifiedas follows:
One ticket shall embrace the names of all judges of courts
voted for, and to be labelled outside, “judiciary;” one
ticket shall embrace the names of all State officers voted
for. nnd to hr labelled “State;” ouo ticket shall embrace
the names ot all county officers voted for, including office
of smator, member, and members of assembly, if voted
for, and members of Congress, if voted for, and be labelled
“countyone ticket shall embrace the name# of all town
ship officers voted for, and be labelled “township;” one
ticket shall embrace the names of all borough offices voted
for, and he labelled “borough;” and each class shull be
deposited in separate ballot-boxes.
In pursuance of an Act of the General Assembly of tho
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled “An Act re
lating to Eleetious of this Commonwealth,” passed the
2d day of July, A. I>. 1830,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
r i hat»very person, excepting Justices of the Poace, Mili
tnry Officers, and-Borough Officers, who shall hold any
office or appointments of profit or trust under the Govern
ment qf the United States or of this State, or of any City
or Incorporated District, whether a Commissioned Officer
or othenvise. a subordinate Officer or Agent who is or
shall he employed under the Leg slative, Executive or
Judiciary Department of the State, or of the United
States, or of unyCityor Incorporated District, and nl»o
that even-member of Congress, and of the State Legisla l
ture, ana ot the Select or Common Councils of any City*
or Commissioners of any Incorporated District, iHDy law
incapable of holding>or exercising at tho eamo time the
office or appointment of Judge. Inspector or Clerk of any
Election of this Commonwealth, aud that no Inspector,
Judge, or other officer of any such Election shall be eligi
ble to any office except the office of Judge and Inspector,
to be then voted for.
ly* Tho Polls in the respective Election Divisions of the
Wards of the said City shall open at 7 o’clock in tho morn
ing, and shull be closed at *5 o’clock in the evening,
return judges are to make their returas for said
City and County for general and municipal officers, at the
State House, on Chestnutstrcet, of said City, on Friday,
the Uth d*v nf October, A. D. 1867, at 10 o’clock, A. M,
GOD SAVE THE COMMON WEALTH.
„ HENRY C. HOWELL, Sheriff.
Piui.aim.muh Sheriffs Office, Sept. 12, 1867. set6,2koc7
WINES, EiqEOKS, &o.
HER MAJESTY
CHAMPAGNE,
j-. ip. mTxnsrTonsr,
ISt SOUTH PROMT 6T. f SOMS AOBMT.
WINES—Tho attention of the trade is solicited to thi
following very choice Wines, Brandies, Ac. For sale bT
No. 216 Bouth Front street.
SHERJHJES-CfnnpbeU A Co., “Single,” “Double,” and
“Triple Grape,” “Rudolph" Amontillado/Topaz, VVV.
A S£&?S»S n € B s r i, s * , ?? ,B “ Grown and F. Valfetto’s.
Valente A Co. Oporto, “VinhoVolbt
Real-. P* Martin, and F. Vallotted pure juice, Ac.
BRANDIES—RenauIt A Co.—in gloss and wood; Hen
3£M«y A Co. Otord,Dupuy A Co., Old Biflqnifc--vintage
1836 and 1863.
GlNS—'“Meder Swan” and “Grape Leaf.”
CLARETS—Cruse, Fils, Freroe A Co., high grade wines
Chateau Margaux, superior St Jalien—lu pluti And
quarts;Laßose,Chateau Luralny, Ac.
MuSCAT—De Frontignan—in wood aud gliuwi Yar
mouth, Absinthe, Maraschino, and Cordials—in gift**.
CHAMPAGNE—Agents for Chau. Farr, Her Majesty**
Royal Rose,' Burgundy, and other favorito brand*.
SWEET OlL—L’Espinaaee A Cancel-Bordeaux.
J\ OS£AETI^
• Successor to Geo. W Umj* ■*
- .11 R E W E XI,
21.26. 28 and 30 South Sixth St., Philad’a
s.* Fine Old Stock 4 Sat-Brown Ales, „
fn. Family and
COPAKTIVEKSHIPS
■VTOTRE is’ HEItEHV OIVK.V THAT TIIE I‘AItT
IN liel-idiip between Ciß.rtoON, <-E*>. \\.
IIIHHAIU) and SCOT’)'A. SMITH wan diwolvoil be "in
tuiii content, on tho eotomi x‘iTks'SON' "*
(ilio! \V. HIMiHAItL), ‘ ’
SCOTI’ A. SMITH.
The affaire of the Hald I’urtueridiip will bu nettled aud
tho butbuew continual by tho uudoreiKnod. at Ulohtoenth
aud Haiuiitou ntniote, under the linn of.. UItKSSON di
SMITH ’ CiBO. VAUX (JIiEoSON,
mtfu.m.tli.ni’lf . SCOTT A. SMITH.
PAPER HANGINGS
Wall papers.--the cheapest and finest
good* always oii hand. Alao a preventive against
dump urpllH in dwellings. Paperdiaugers sent to all parts
01 thocountrj. LONGSTRETH * BOLDIN,
No, 29 North Fourth street.
Opposite Merchant’s Hotel., j
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sugar contmgprescrves them ever fresh and makes fa,?™
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n&l viscera to purify the blood and stimulate it into
healthy action-remove the obstructions of tho stomach
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irregular action to health, and by correcting, wherever
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Minute directions arc given In the wrapper on the box-,
cure- *°‘ ,oVFill B complaints, which those Pills rapidly
For Dyhvkpkia or Ivitrawiny, Lirti.ksrxivSß, Lan
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atoly to stimulate the stomach and restore its healthy
tone and action.
Lo.MPT.ArNT and its various symptoms, Bim
oih Hiiadaoiik, Siok Hkapaoiie, Jaunmor or Gkeki*
fimffil ii U i >l;i, i Coi.M) and HiT.iors Fkteiw, they
j, lo '!* d l )e icious'ly taken lor each case, to correct tho
diseased action or remove the obstructions which cause
crafty Acquired RT ° r P rAKIt,I,KA ' but ono ™Hd doso is gen-
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t aken t,«« rc<iuirt-d. to change tho diseased
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taken they ahbnld bo
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cleaning the Toeth, destroying animalcula which!?
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of fragrance and perfect cleanliness in the rnbuth. it
mav he used daily, and will be found to strengthen weak
*5„ wbUo th® aroma and detersiveness
will recommend it to every one. Being composed with
the assistance of the Dentist, Physicians and Micros coplst,
it is confidently offered as a reUablo substitute for the as
certain washes formerly in vogue.
Eminent Dontists, acquainted with the constituent!
the Dentaluna, advocate its uso;it contains nothin*
prevent its onjy by
Broad and Spruce itreel
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Robert 0. Davis,
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Charles Shiver*.
S. M. MctJoUln,
8. C. Bunting,
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fiamea N. Marks,
E. BWnghurHt & Cc„
DyottdiCo.,
H. C. Blair's Sons,
Wyeth <b Bro.
For lalo by Druggists genor;
Fred. Brown,
Haeeard & Co., *
C. R. Kecny,
Isaac H'. Kay,
C. 11. Needles,
T. J. Husband,
Ambrose Smith,
Edward Panißb,
WiUiam B. WebV
James L. Bfepham,
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Henry A. Bower,
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u«ng theae Tableta. Prepared onlyby LANCASTER it
**■ A. corner Arch and Tenth
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Cowden, and Druggists generally, seSjA™
REGISTEB’S NOTICE.
T>IiGISTEES’ NOTICE.—To all Creditors* LegateesVmV
Xl» other nereons interested : 3
Notice la hereby given that the jfollowkijrearned persona \
did. on the d a tea ftOixed-tto their names, Mo the accounts Vv
of their administration tfflhe estates of those pcrsouß do
cenwcd, and Guardians’ spd Tragteoa* accounts, whose
names arc uudennenUouedyn thn office of therieoteter
for the 1 robate of W illa ammraiyiug Letters of Admm&-
tration, in and for the of Philadelphia;
updthat the same will bo presented to the Orph ana’ Courl
of said City and County for confirmation and allowance,
on the third iRIDAY’ In September next, at 1U o’cloclc
1867 6 mo - *“ e oun ty Court-house in said city. • • ■.''
Juli ' 26l sxsifr" nouc * <
“ 97, David Hey,Exec’r dreBIZABETH A, DODGBQN.
dcc’d. ' *
1 27, WilltamM. McKnight and John BrownsExeo’rn
. - of ARCHIBALD MoOLAY, dec I *.
81, George J\ Stokes, Administer of SARAH ANH
dTOKEsS, dec’d.
Aug. 1, Samueland .Jarnli 8. Lentz, Excc’ra of WIL
LIAM D. LENTZ, dec’d.
6, JercDilnh Starr, Exec’r of MARY GIBON3 or
GIVENS, dec'd.
6, Rachel K Nugent, Excc’x of THOMAS F. NU
GENT, dec’d.
5, J. Andrew Hein, Exec’r of RUDOLPH WILSOJf.
dec’d. - «
“ 6. Matilda Carpenter, Excc’x of JOHN C’REAN.
dec’d.
“ 6, Stephen A. Caldwell nnd Henry CV Potter, Exec’rs
. .of JOHN POTTER, dec’d. • • - •
1 ‘ 7. Charlca Mncaleater, Trustee of Mrs. E. S. LYTLE.
10, William Ovcrington, Trustee of SAMUEL PIL
LING, dec’d.
" 13, Henry liuddy, Adm’r of ISAAC EVANS, doc’d.
14, William Ellis, Exec’r of HANNAH A. m.t.ia.
dec’d.
“ 14, Jacob M. Ellin, Attorney in Pact for the Exec’re
.. of ELIZABETH PHxSICK. dec’d.
** 16, Daniel K. Grim, Exec'r of HENRY GRIM, dec’d.
17, Robert W. Harper, Exec’r of SUSANNAH HAR.
PER. dcc’d.
" 17, A1UO!I A. Gregg and Janies Saul, Excc’ra of WIL
LIAM MoMULLAN, dec’d.
“ 17, ,T. Sergeant Price, Adm’rof ANN TAYLOILdec’d.
17, J. Sergeant Price, Adm’r ot HIRAM TAYLOR,
dec’d.
“ 17, Jo.eph Prico, Exec’r of SAMUEL R. SIMMONS,
dec’d.
“ 17, Patrick Gonnnn, Exec’r of JAMES CASEY,dec’d.
IP. W illiam Warner, Excc’r of SARAH WARNER.
dec’d.
“ 20, Har/ey B Goddard, Adm’r of PAUL B. GOD.
DARD, M. D., dec’d.
“ 21, Eleazerß. Walters. Adrn’r of SIMON WALTERS,
dec’d.
“ 22, William and James Mason, Erec’ra of WILLIAM
MASON, dec’d.
“ 24, William MiUer and Jonathan H. Lovcring,
Exec’re of GEORGE MILLER, dec’d.
“ 26 ' UA EVUnBI BMrt,of .
“ 27, William F. Griffiths, Exec’r of HESTER G.
LEWIS, dec’d.
" 27, Thomaa Parker, Jr., Adm’r of TIIOS. PARKER.
Sr„ dcc’d.
’’ 27, Michael Rooney, Adm’r of MICHAEL WELSH,
dec’d.
’• 27, Joseph F. LyndaU, Adm’r of MARY LYNDALL,
dec’d,
’’ 27, Charles F, I.emlnger, Exoc’rof CHRISTOPHER
SIMON, dee’d.
“ 26, C. Willing Little and Robert H. McGrath, Exeo’n
of ANN A. EMLBN, dec’d.
“ 28, J. B. Mltclisß, A.Un’a of WILLIAM H. URAISE,
dec’d.
“ 29, William L. Hirst and Samuel Dobson, Trustees of
, ESTHER MY RAM, dec’d.
29, Richard wuphingtan, Adm’r d. b. n. c. £. a. of
ROBERT M. LEE, dic'd.
“ 29, C. Ogdon, Jr„ Exoc’rof CURTIS OGDEN, dec'd; =*=*-
nu&>.iaw4ts FREDERICK M. ADAMS, Register.
LEGAL NOTIUES.
TN THE COURT OF COJIMON PLEAS FOR TUB.
A a City and County of Philadelphia.—Aligned estate af
AnEXAXDERT. LANE.—The auditor appointed by tho
court to audit, settle and adjust the account of (tEOKGB
SEUOEANT, Assignee of the estate of ALEXANDER T.
LANK, and to report distribution of the balance 1q the
hands of the accountant, will meet tho parties interested
for the purposes of his appointment, on Monday, Sontcm- *
ber23d, 1867, at-I o’clock 1\ M., at his offlee, No. 2USouth
Fifth street iu the city of Philadelphia.
scl2 th,a,ui,w,f,s« JAMES LYND.
IN TIIE ORPHANS* COURT FOR THE CITY AND
1 County of Philadelphia.—Estate of CHARLES T.TAY
LOIfc, u minor. Tho. Auditor appointed by the Court to
audit, settle and adjust tho account of HENRY W. RIDG
\VA v, Guardian of raid minor, as filed by ELIZA IUDO
WAY, his Administratrix, and to report distribution of
the bulaiice in tho hands of the accountant, will meet tho
parties Interested for the purposes of his appointment, on
Moudoy, September 2fid,‘iB67. at 4 o'clock I\ M., at hia
office S. E. corner of Sixth and Walnut streets (second
story), in the city of Philadelphia
GEORGE JUNKIN, ,Til.
Auditor.
Letters testamentary having been
granted to t.ho subscriber upon tho Estato of CATHA
RINE (’, HL’FFNAtiLE, deceased, all persons Indebted to
the sumo will make pay mrutmnd those having claims pre
sent them to JAMES I*. DAViS...Kxoeutor, Commercial
Bank; or to his Attorney, JOJIN MuLNTYRE, 611 Walnut
street. aul9m6ts
T ETTERB TESTAMENTARY' HAVING BEEN
JJ granted to the subscriber upon tho Estate of MARIA
SITER, deceased, all persons indebted to tho sumo will
mako payment, and those Imviug claims present them to
CHARLES M. SIXER, Executor, No. 20 Woodland Tor.
race. - . . _ ac2-m,6t* ....
T ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION HAVING BEEN
JLJ granted to the subscriber upon the Estato of LEWIS
ALEXANDER, deceased, all persona Indebted to the
aanid will make payment, and those having claimspresent
them to MATILDA ALEXANDER, Adiulnistratnx, 336.
Dugan street. Bca-mtitS
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