Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, October 02, 1867, Image 4

POLITICAL.
• Republican Meeting.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the Repub
...lireans. w.aa held last evening at the corner of
Broad and Pariiih-Streers:-,--I:twas-more.esPer;
daily intended for the citizens of the Fourteenth,
Fifteenth and Twentieth Wards, Who turned out
cn mase „ 11, W. Gray, Esq., was selected as
President, and on taking the chair made some
pertinent remarks. The following gentlemen
were chosen to the positions named-'--17ice Presi
deart:—.3less.re. George W. 11111, Edward D. Stokes,
William Mann, James Neal, John Johnson,
Watson De Puy. Martin MAtf, - Colonel W. B.
Thomasilenry D. Moore, Charles Boeder, James
Palmer, Henry Hichock, John T. Bailey, Robert
Merchant, A. C. Roberts, William Warniek and .
Joseph Chapman.
Secretaries--Messrs. A. Frederick. H. C. Stites,
Samuel Bain, John Hawkins, A. D. Irvin. Samuel
Ward and Edward Leighton.
A fine brass band'was on the platform and dis
coursed appropriate music.
William B. Mann, Esq„ was first introduced,
'and mode a sterling and stirring speech, in which
he woe greatly applauded. lie referred to the
patriotism and services of Maior-General Sheri
dan. whom the people of Philadelphia bad re
cently turned out to honor. Those who had the
good of the country at heart would support, at
the coming election, men who were known to be
loyal and true. Now, more than ever, was the
time to giVe a hearty endorsement to the noun
neeS, and he felt confident all who heard him
would dtr their entire duty. At the mention of
General Sheridan's name the applause and cheer
ing was most deafening, and it was some minutes
before the speaker could proceed. He would not
do otherwise than elect the Republican ticket.
Thomas M. Coleman, Esq. assured those as
seno:led that if they voted 'for Peirsol for
City TA:tamer:they Would-,rc‘r.r. who
was opposed io the Inteiete , ar ei 'Mr.
Pelts& some time declared, in a letter to a
Congressman, th..ti 6 hague island Would not
answer for the purposes of a navy-yard. His
cause for doing so, the speaker had learned,
was owing to the fact that the bank of which
he. is OA= . was part owner of a small tract
of land a short distance south of the old Navy
l ard. and he feared it would depreciate the value
thereof. So, ip.order to gratify a mere personal
interest. Mr. Peirsol is willing to sacrifice the en
tire
:ntcrest of"eyery good citizen of Philadelphia.
The < only way to
. prevent the election of this 1 ,
enemy to public improvement is to vote for
David Jones for Treasurer. He has been tried.
and has proved himself both a faithtid and effi
cient aiCCT. The Denvicracyjas an electioneer
ing dodge, arc raisin; a great hue and cry
about enormous taAtion. when tiler know that
the taxes arc not proportionately greater
than they were in former years.. They arc also
rushing a great bugaboo about the enormous
del , : that the city is lahorinc• under. They ne
glect to explain how the Mom y ha- )'COI eN-
Peuded. and how much Philadelphia has been
benefiled by the judicious outlay of the, fund's.
The speaker had attended the meetings of City
Councils for nearly twelve years. and he could
say, without hesitation. that, so.far
is concerned, the I;olvlttiliCal/b have alwarr, acted
more honestly than - the Democrats. when Lu
newer.
Hon. Morton McMichael was then introduced,
and after some humorous introductory remarks
he proceeded to say that the. present members of
the Select and Common Councils were as compe
tent, deserving and honest gentlemen as he had
ever officially communicated with. The city of
Philadelphia was the fourth largest city in the
world, the grade being London, Paris. Ni2w York
and Philadelphia,and before ten years here:dieted
the
New
of Philadelphia would cf. , ::eeed that
of New Ycirk,and Broad streeton which they were
now standing, would be one Of the best avenues
on the globe. This was a strong expressiOn. but
one which many present would see lerifted. The
city ofPhiladclphia was eminently the home of the
workingman, and if that body of citizens would
allow the pOwer of the government to pas, into
the hands of the Democratic party there would
be a lirtual surrender of all gained I , y the loyal
men difring the w.w. lie urged those present to
look at the present politica! question with refer
ence to home comfort and the furtherance of
those blessings gained by the victory of the go-
Vernment over rebellion and fastidiousness. He
was satisfied that the men of sense. honor and
forethonght see=the eminent IIECCSEity - of
voting the Rep:tide:ln ticket. Personally he had
nothing to say to Ca.th of the DemOeratie party,
buf. usoso Upon th. 1LT111,14.11 lick t. Here UeLLCr
, illariflUl :and were entirely deuxving r of the !-,up
port of the peope. The nominee for City
freasurer the. speaker endorsed highly. upon
the score of capaeiry and faithfulness, and he
would :rot belie7e t'lat any a tall calling hinielf
a Republican would, I - or the sake of gratifying a
pet - sot:a i spleen, do aught against his election.
:;nd thr:s contribute. to the sticeesL. of a party,
whose slant ss would be fatal to the best interests
tf the. ge. ( vcrum2nt. Our present City Treasurer
. .
.ad ad:2:ni,tered the allairs'of hi- °lee to the
,nttra s:disk:Won of his constituents, and his
nLs in L great degree ceviny_: to the vigi
lance capa-ity of David dom.:, the prunnt
001.. - ..lnc, 01 the Republican a ty. TLu hue
ntd ely :kb(r:rt the rate of taxation Wag
Thu rate 1:1•Itation in i'lljnk
wa.s eutnparativc:y ft 'th'e
_,.cater than In oth+r ehics.
i.rovc:atnts had hem made. and, of cour-e, most
be 1.a.L1 for. ,lie would go as tar as 4.1111 - -1! lan , to
co:: , :et and rebuke extravnt!„ . anee. but tLe Conn
ciirs olPhlltltlphia were endeavoring to athniu
hter aairs a cconondeally as ?o::11 , 1c. The
lane. r.t Washin:.:ton, 'who .y 1:1: accident oc
enoica tie Preshkutial chair. was, c.lckry,oriLitr
to',n:_ict on us evils worse thou the rel.q is them-
iruild have done. There o v, - ay of
had cxccptlug tht.41 . 41.1. the
and as the you,: arc cast on Tuesday
cowill be regualcd the voice ofThihidelphia.
‘,Leqion for all who are goveined by high
avid_prolieruitivcs is to not who is on
the Itcpu , :lic.n ticket, but vs hat does it embody
and tenrescht. An-; than ho votc.s for a portion
of 41,
the _Octr, , ,cratie i.v
r. \ • to aid the traitors
who ccaciticteil the.pit
A solee---We w.nr. , le:spoth‘iit : uor
wilt vie have any, ,In.t w - will 111 A Au
drew Johns , ou o uv oue like him to :Itie roucji
t.hod over the 1 . 42,1 its and liberties of the I , eoi he.
ever..ll Lr ncehlen: he should have heti: cailea to
14,:h place. On Tuesday next the rem .le would
war,: i it conderanntion in a most clear and dis
tinct manner. united and vitrorons effort wa..;
at ad 3 Time I.lo4t..Eary, as evidenced by the chuck-
ling over a partial victory by the Democrats in
k nufurtunate
Nudreiy jOhns6n, on the reeeptiCui of this "'news.
telegraihed to Vailandigham, congratulating
him, and other scoundrels like him, and urging
biru to greater and further Success: He con
cluded by urging them to do their wliole duty at
the polls, am: secure a grand and gratifying
vietory.
311: lieorr T. Thorn then read the followin;4;
resolutions. which were adopted unanimously:
.11(.:ereti, The legislative power of the United
litatn 1.,;:lne; vested by the Constitution in the
Nate Congress, the ;tttempts of actin- l'resi
dent I..ndrew Oulinsou to nullify the laws rega
larlY pated by that body, are entirely unconAi
tutfonal. and iraw4-ht with danger to our rif4lits
and liferties. •
Raft , lced, That the reconqructlon !,lea-ttre ot .
COngrf.:s!: meet our cordial approval. :opt . 2-hould
be faithfully and fuhy t2 . .eented iu order that the
rebel states may rl.:611111C their ',laves 172 the l nior
upon 2. - ttich term, as twill insure the future peaec
and safety. of the euantry.
L'eolA4, That the removal of Edwin 11. Stall
ion and Generals Sheridan and Siel,les from the
po‘itiots which they tilled with co much honor to
thentsehiS and advantage to the cowry, wee,
outrage upon the patriotic feelings of the Anted
can peopk.
li,?oired, That a judicious tariff for the protec
tion of American industry is demanded by the
he-t 1111:i:r/ - :.: Li or an classes Of business men.
'that we endorse the Republican
Union ticket for judicial, legislative. city and
county , 021.cerz, iu its parts,and. in view of the
moral elect of its auccess 'upon the present dis
turbed political condition 'of our country, we ear
nest y hope for the triumphant election of every
Ic,7ch `llia we believe in the principles of
our fathers as announced in the Declaration of
indeparalence--rhat all ny.n are created -free
and ccual; that they are endowed with certain
inalenab:e rights, mid that among these are life,
liberty, azal the pursuit of happitlLS!,."
.I:lmcf, That the eleethe franchise. the most
"vai',:able privilege of a hetet:al, is also one of his
most imperative duties, and if Lc tail to exercise
it be fads his duty to country and his
Milow-f.alztus.
Eon. o%.ates Pollock was the next spe a k er. li e
saki hL would simply endorse the sentiments M.
tered Lv the lion. Mayor of the city and, thc
other s'peaker6. lie had almost worn himseltout
in the service, and could not speak at as great
length as he desired. The Republican party
would rebuke the treason of all classes, whether
it came from Andrew Johnson ut the White
House, or others nearer home. Ile trusted al ,
good party_ men would do their duty in Phil.
delplim, The majority torJ nage Williams would
not be less than that given to the Pon. John W.
Geary. At goes Pennsylvania sogoes the,t Mon,
and there were good leaders to marshal on to
action. Grant, Sheridan and Sickles were with
the cause, and with the aid of such other good
men as were before him, all would be well.
:7 —Rom-Witham _D...Kelley_was then introduced,
and received with much applause. lie thanked
them for their kindness, and gave an account of
his recent trip through the different States of the
Union. lie had come home to lake part in the
present coutest. The great question was between
the usurper, Andrew Johnson, and the people.
The Democratic party represented Andrew John
son; the Republienn.party the Constitution and
liberty. What means the Governor of Mary
land by the reorganization of the ?
The candidates of the Democratic party
in liboyiand are, all of them, men who
sympathized with the Rebellion, or fought
directly against the efforts of thrNorth. head
the rebel papers of the South, and therein Grant
and Sheridan are decried. Such is the spirit, of
the people which Andrew Johnson and the Demo
era Lie party are fostering. They arc afraid to
hold large public meetings as heretofore, and arc
lighting a guerilla political war.
The speaker honored (;come Sharswood as a
gentleman and a lawyer, but - Henry W. Williams
was a man of rare personal abilities, a man of
great knowledge and judicial learning; and he
put the question, why give a vote to a mau
which would aid the Andrew Johnson
side, when Judge Williams possessed such
rare qualllications ? So with M. Russell
Thayer, who was a gentleman and a laWyer of
eminence. Judge Ludlow, the nominee of the
Democratic party, was on the Johnson ticket,
and 6hould be, therefore, defeated at the polls.
They say tile minority should have a representa
tive on the behch, but when the Democracy are
in power, that doctrine does not hold good. The
then urged a support ot the Union, Con
gress and the Constitution, by aidinv the Repub
lican nominee;..
Hon: Charles O'Neill and Hon. IL Bucher
Swope closed the meeting with eloquent and
cheering speeches. urgitm their friends to give
a hearty support to th 6 nominees ou Tuesday
next.
Meeting in the Twenty-third Ward.
Odd Fellows' Ha rrankford, was crowded
last evefiing, it being the occasion of a mass
meeting of the Itepui' , licaus of the Twenty-third
Ward. Mr. Edward Boric ;vas selected to preside.
Hon. George Connell era. the first speaker. He
delivered a short address. in which he alluded to
the record of the ltepnbilean Legislature for the
past eight years. lle called :attention to the fact
that when that party.wct,t I; do power the State
was burdened with a debt of forty minions. This,
notwithstanding the Leavy expenses atteuditur
the war, had been reduced to thirty-four millions.
Louis W. Hall. t3neak.er the State -.ientite,
was then introdme&!. the wort into a lengthy
history of events dttrint.; tix war. to show that
the Demo( Tatsinid aided elie rebels. Ho next re
% lewed the itestMetive State and City tickets on
both shies. iluritez which he said that the country
looked to l'hiladelphia with very a,stiranee that
she world do her whole duty in this Irving time.
With all her bright ivc-ord in the past. the devoted
manner with which she lx .s srstained the Go -
ernment, by her-public:lrd private contributions:
and by her private elturitles nrtl acts of btmevo
lenee during the war. -hr eunrot auf..l will not
falter now. ••
IclLiresses.were deliver( d llepresonitive
Lee and others. t , ,:tan the um linL: adjourned with
three cheers for the whole 'ticket.
CITY BULLETIN.
biroirl'ANT 1) - 1:(4 .‘ION ix 1:1:i.Ael, o Poi.i.
TAN.—Yesterday. in the Common Pleas, Judge
Brewster decided the question raised by a peritioll
for a mandamus to compel the Receiver of Taxes
to reeeice from taxpayers the county tax, al
thote.'th a s•tate tax may not !Tottered at the satuti
time. The petition raises the .inestion as to the
effect of the aet of Aprid.l7, Jude Brewster
said:
The second section of ihit la pdThihas Alder
men from receiving personal 11111eSS spe
cially nieputed•by the Receiver of Taxes, who is
n...11111'01 to appoint .at least one person in each."
Ward ity to reecive poll taxes from as
sessed eit!..mns. lli deputit. are required to be
in often lance at least three hours every secular
dav for thri.e, weekS 10 the election. and
ek:tiou the whole time the polls are onemtd•
bic Ire
141 collect both city :mid:State taxes front
tilt; he shall
sus he bath Or ahlrientioit that he 1 , unable to
pay hoth, and not tie - unless he :led! have paid
at'least oue of said within fourmen ntutttiis
next previously."
On behalf of the defendants. it is contended
that the relator not, having uttered his "city and
State taxes." they were not 'l)6llnd-to take the
sin le county tic he - 0111 red, and if they had done
so they would have violated the law which re
,mires. than to — wheel both city and Stale
th:o ;1.11,= pro% iqion of
the I,lw i , 13.1 :::11Ce II!, :fleetion. 1.
oi the t'oit:4lt......tioh. It cies•hto., , tllat
electiecii, - 1.:.• the frce
:) :li I lw.vioL;
d itt ewr.:ntd in the clQetion
v„h e ro he ir, to vote ten days itatne
elhttely election. anti within two
tax, whh.h. ,111:11
e been :,t -t ien tltlys before the
(11 , ..0. -Iwlll tujey thk of :it: elector."
11; unzul in rci•:y "th(. n:q. of P-1;1; was
it cut 111. the rout: a system Lion
ii - sd now moth In \ 0. , u1c. by which a persoit
von.: by a very ifuall sma, and to
oaipcl the paynuni 0: :it ]ca-I twenty-five cent. ,
per :inuttrn tare, , : that it do, s not ei inflict NVith
thu I:oli,:titlttiOn, alai that nothing. therein relate::
to voting.
Notwithstanding; this reply, it still seems very
/dear that the only persons to whom a voter can
pay his tales are the Receiver and his deputy:
and :1 ;F: .plain that by the art 01' 1i:6; the
utier an,: required to collect 1101,11 city and
unit ss the oath of poi erty is made,
and no: than unto -F.: the voter shall have paid
one said taxes within fourteen months pre-
Viotti-Iy."
,
ex:tetly ,=ee the upplietion of tlii; hi=t,
- for is a CaiZAl OtherViC4: qualified }n:.
or,oof the tvie- within. I'ourbieit 1o0)111-.:IL'
'CO Vote. It WOW' -t2')111. a:- (J. that
his 1 - 1411.: te p ty one of 111300.V' I. I . C , ‘Or- e .11:4.'el
1:j - _ rijp s tne par:lent.
LIOII4t.L-,.. ittiStr:VillEli4B,:4: 1011
44.•,J1,4_1' 4 411$; tt lion, of the art, it 1$ eer
•ik,,re interpreted as read by the
, :CI couili,:t with the Con-tittt-
hiluself behhni the stistl.um,
fo: lava thet'' , .er lia( the '
right to ), ay either the State CO!Illty
is ;.'..tk.llit ! , i ! 1 / 4 .' Z , 211
cirr.ll tie 411,1 paid t y 4211.1
,)1 1.1;t right to Vote, if otherwisu
toe. payim:
5011.1 e
parlit.llM
tiegl(N.q. to eyl2t,ri;c: i:l5
13 , ...0_", La -: : :.ayLT, dlichargo. on:y their
own tr l ladt the do.bts of all deEtniuents.
tnis PhilAlidOhia vs. the (_,,-.,furnolt
w.,.C.th (2 P. I'.Smith. ;;; , 1 . ) is a s.td exahn , ' . .,!. our
buen there to , t:1
pay u. i ..1a million dollars, whielf
‘.01',4 , ..tel from the ind.vid,:.al
I di , rot. however. read the act of as it
ha . 12‘2`.1 illl , 2.rpn.acd by the defenilholt.
For e , fl'venienee of citizens. the orders
the: , .:e, ,,, lnuileut of deputies "in t,lt el: the
'wards; linfsnlyho would 1112011 t,
tale it with it: 'f:c,tri,:Lioll. These
U ., 2llCr:d powers e mferred un
The ereati d Thew had
~ ,, h dia,bted right to, lhult functions.
"rey ...ice beet] authorized ordy h, iii,ll, ! ct t h e
combincil, and the dciutty, whd is a de
hen:, could 1101, aceept one to without
of the low. This i!!il not inhdr
-11171.: with tive constitutional right or OW relator to
m'erri'er the comity LAX, for Cu , laa2;id a
: 21, m1..21...1 driAta3, Al.6gethrr, Of
with rower to re cite only the
tax on real e.istaLe or the tax on horses. ido not
regard the hoe as unramstitutional; but the action
of the Receiver not being justified by the act, and
tending i to abridge the constitutional right of the
voter, s illegal.
A mandamus must, therefore, be allowed
against the Ifeceiver.
.11"ruE Di:An—The remains of those
buried hi the ground on Arch 6treet, above Fifth,
belonging, t.) the Second Presbyterian Church,
are to be removed at once, the Led,lature,
.at a late session, having authorized the this ;
tee., to (to so. This ground . was purchased in
174 ;, butithe firit burial record presermd is dated
CHANGE OP Tian:.,—Several ehana r es of time in
the running of the trains' between this• city and
:Nov York, have been made. Travelers should
consult tht: advertihment iu ant/liter cOluma.
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1867.
SALE Of REAL ESTATE, BTocKs, Lte.- 1 -Messrs.
Thomas & Sons sold, at the Exchange, yesterday'l
noon, the following described stocks, viz.: '2
shares Ocean Steamship Co. t $B7, $174 00 ;
shares Academy of Music, with ticket, $BO 50 .
$402 5015 shares Academy of Music, with ticket,
$BO, $100; ' 100 shares Ridge Avenue and Mann
yunk Passenger Railroad, $0 50, $950 011: 7 0
shareS Fame, Insurance Co., $25, $1,750 OU; 15
shares National Bank Republic , $lOO, $1.5n0 11 0:
'2O shares Sixth National Bank, 2 $lll, $2,220 00:
11 shares Northwestern Railroad, 25c., $3 50; 9
shares Union Mutual Insurance C0.,57 50. $67 A;
1150 shares American Buttonhole Sewing Machine
Company, $8 25, $2,887 50; 1 share Mercantile
Library Comany. $9; I share Point Breeze Park
Association, $103; $5OO Bond Susquehanna Steam
Lumber Com-lany, 10 per cent., $5O; $5OO Bond
Susquehanna Steam Lumber Company, 10 per
cent., 450: Bond Delaware and Itarititn
Canal, s-1'113:S, $035: $1,500 Bond Camden City A;
per cent, loan, $92,14, $1,387 50; Trustees' sae,
by order of Court of Common Pleas—estate of
Ann M. Knowles and others—business stand—
three-story brick stoic and dwelling, southwest
corner of Seventh and Noble streets,ss.l';'. ll :
Same estate—threc story brick dwelling, No. 702
Noble street, $1,050: Orphans' Court, peremp
tory sale—estate of Robert Pollock, decd -desi
rable country place. 13 acres, Ridge road and
Edgely Point lane. sll,loor, Same estate—lot i,f
ground, corner of Sahnon and 'Somerset streets.
Nineteenth Ward, $2,250: Three-story brick
dwelling. No. 431 North Seventh street, sl,:is , ll:
Three-story brick dwelling, No. -132 North Sev
enth street, $5,450; Three-story brick dwel
ling No. 130 North Seventh street, $5,150:
same estate, ground rent, $B7 50 a year, $1,210: 1
same estate,-ground rent, $Bl a year, $700: same 1
estate, ground rent, $72 a year, $900; smile, es-
tate, ground rent, *72 a year, *t4lo; very desira
ble mansion, with stable and coach house, No.
47 0 3 Kingsesing _avenue, 81 feet front, 175 feet
deep, Twenty-;ieveuth . Ward. *1 t,500; very ele
gant Mansion, with spadious grounds, southwest
corner of Forty-sixth street and Darby road.
Twen iv-seventh Ward. the residence of the Nom
N. 13. • Brolum, 456 feet front on Forty-sixth
street, 270 feet front on Darby road, 4,000;
three-story brick dwelling, No. 2115 Winter
street, *l,500: large and valuable lot, Twenty
first street. north of Chestnut street, 124 feet
front and iso feet deep to Aspen street, t.:, ,, 22.750:
Peremptory Salc—A well-secured irredeemable
ground rent of a year. *4,050. Since last re
port—Sale on the premises—Residence, No. 212.".
Green street, 20 tect front by 100 feet deep,
*Milt , . At nrivate sale—Modern residence, No.
1933 Chestnut street, 21.) feet by 158 feet, zi;.21,000
Dr:7tTl:l. , l riyE FIRE.—The alarm of fire yester
day afternoon: about twenty minutes past three
o'clock, w: , ‘ , caused by the burning of the build
ine: Ns . r,c4l liv the Burchers' Hide Association, in
above Eleventh. The structure is
, roar stories high. and extends from Noble street
south hi street. The lire originated in
the nppi r par:.ii iihe premises. The Butchers .
a portion of the house for
salting and -toting hides. and a lidqe
1111MIKT were in the lower Boor at the
, time of the tire. The fire was- comunitnicated to
the ilwelthel:en the west si;:le of Eleventh street.
- 114: oeett-cietPliy - .Ffemy.i.k.yres. and We root
was Mirlitd kWh - ling. The hozit -,
was flooded ith mater., ..7`41:-..A1,1 . . - res has an lust,
ranee car hi- furniture.. N 0.11.6 had the
of the back building partially destroyed.
The loss on huitHi and furniture is estimated at
nhof 11.oeen , , , ied I.y John Count} - .
had the roof of the hack building burned oil.
The inrniture also suffered by water. The 'kiss
is estimated No. 121., owned and ocen-
Pied try (t. S A. Thomas. had the roof partially
destroyed. LoSs :host ' The third story,
where the tire originated. was occupied by Mr, E.
J)iobens :is; a store-room for rags. cotton waste.
I old machinery, most or which was either de
stroyed or greatly damaged by water. The loss
is partly covered by insurance. The Hide and
Tallow .19;,:ociation had some :Loon 'bushels of
salt in the building. hut it escaped with lut•little
damage. The fire waS comined principally to
the !bird story and roof, and the loss is•coYered
inmranee.
!,i.1..--Before Alderman• Beitler
yesterday, Thontas,lienderflon, who - gave his
residence at' o. - 28 Bayard street. New Vorkovais
ehartf:edWitit pickiiit the pocket of Henry J.
Hansel or a zold watch._ The complainant testi
fied that his - watch - was stolen -ort-board—a• ferry
boat, a, it, wa :trlillf!: stout one c't the slips. in
camdem Ilc the at:fentlalit, NY,111.) KAS
:I rot:2.4th! o; him, and would have handed hint to
an n deer when he Ifffelictl this fide of the riser.
but ~. orapanions of his crowded about them, and
enaided him to ff;et away. Another pasienzer (.11
I is boat idcwfitled Ilemierson as being _ of the_
erowd that tin slu.d a min . ..lir. Ilansel.
d:I W.. WAS hold to await a requiAtion from the New
.fore'
1'111: C11?-H.NI i. -Mr. .I:tme , E. NI unloelf will
npre.,r ht in the couttAly of
THE SVAL:o -The 'spfrtitTin... comoly
will be performed at the IV:in There
was V. dtchlen intprovcinent hi tin pi.-c, last
night.
Ac ! E. Eddy will , nr this
(-veiling in :he ,lrnina of TA.
Altar which ,oupAlietto. of .1 ba , , ,
t7t,';11. , 7.
Wow , : still
dra Wilr; CTOV.fltd snt the Aendcany. It is,
if ptuuille. inorc ;irEllunt rind attractive thnu
whin first I re-cn D.A. The mechanical elfects
work smoothly and perfectly', 41.11 cl the ballet is
uno,nestionn'ely ns , near pirfection as it is po
to hring it. it is to equal the New York
performanec iti gem.ral rfccellence and in the
!wanly of its , ccnic effects.
TM: .A.kILI:It A N. -A miscelloneous eyntertain
unlit will be given hy the combination troupe
to-night.
CoNcEl n' 1171.7... - ---Blinit Torn will give ru i o t he r
or his brilliant performances at Concert Hall to
night. This is his In 4 week.
Ei.EvEN rrr tirin ET °PI I: trill , E.-- - MCSSTS.
Carnetil3S A: I Hiey present a very attractive bill
at. their opera house this evening.. Carne ross
will sing sonic of hi; finest ballads, and Dixey
...lid his supporter. Will indulge in Ethiopian ec
centricities and o: travaanzas.
Nur -E.--Th.k. popular
place of. amusement oilers a brilliant entertain
ment this evening to the lovers of 'negro min
strelsy and eomicalitlo4. 1:11e company :t good
onti .:
,the programme - for en CIE night Is repicite
,with excellent thins. The house .15 crowded
every night.
-The Signor gives :t performance to
itt.Assemigy
I II II: t Seutz's, t treht2sl ra
of forty perft rtners will give a matinee to-no
rlinurstla2;) .ifterpoon at this hall.
to y I‘l4 ':TA ;:.—EVerY
ni2;111. :i,setubly lluildings have been crowded
with brilliant :nal fashionable audiences who have
listened with Wight to the lecture of Mr. Ring--
walt On the alJov... , lthjeet. Mr. Ilingwalt illus
trates his text ',vith a :.t.tee, of very handsome
paintiNs and stereopticon views. drawn from
pheno4raphs of the various localities which he
describes. Those are excellent works of art, and
a 1 . well worth spell(1111.2; :01 evening over apart
front the interest of the lecture itself. Mr. Ring
wait has traveNud the. entire country described
by him, anal bas .4athered a mass of anecdote and
of inlormation, which. in view of the rapid eon
strn etion of the Pacific 141111.o:lit to sac nothing
of the Indian war, cannot fail to interest the in
tellic;ent 'nubile deeply.
1,111 . 1119G1it %VIC VEINC. •
Fr. I-41 NoC !T A ITV'S
LITHOUIAPHie ESTABLISHMENT
Nos, 506 and 3 . 0:i North Street,
hunt's, Maps. Certlikatt•, Heads, firth
lan" Show fhrds,Orth., tahtl4,
" • Stitlititit
of 41( , t.111•ti ,, 1., , 11, - .. ilio•Litlio•
nil.
Ir a! n Et, NC ,, .i.(.'07.:17...D31VE not rO
glaring paint. it it aeti- - 1 , )11E..7 .17.. F. IL.I ,
re
(miring esa tlinu hslt taro TIC is r •,.•soig buildings
or railroad car, in kizuws tAuxi, cl.ltorus..tcm
&c., or tipy articie re viicizi; to b.; n:6l w ato...tight. 11
square fees ir rJat te - ,o 1.•4 - of haot tia to
cover it, ttuderoi,: ,
OFFIVE,
114 LSurJihl 3 Nth 3tr et, )Ptil i uiel,pltl a.
ALM USEN.ENTS. •
lioG,l'lllQ., \c.
PATENT - METAL 11 00P.C . ; G.
011101DEKIE1Sp 1•141110111 M diclUe
WHITE PRESERVING BRANDY,
PURE CIDER AND WINE VINEGAR,
GREEN GINGER, MUSTARD SEED, SPICES, &c., &c,
All the requisites for Preserving al/a Pickling purposes.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
Dealer in Fine Groceries,
Corner Eleventh and Vine Streets.
SUP'tRIOR VINEGARS.
FrAnch.whito Wine, and Pure Old Cider Vinegar". For
dale by
JAMES R. WEBB.
1!t13 WALNUT and EIGHTH. STREETS.
1 4 `Irt,Sri l IPFLIEMIIUNI
AWARDED
Fort
BEST FAMILY FLOUR,
At the late Inter-State Fair, to
Geoff beZehnder,
Dealer In choice Brands Penna., Ohio,
St.
Louis and 'Virginia Flour. Also, Unbolted Rye
and Wheat, for making Boston Brown Bread,
Rye Flour, Indian Meal, ac., &c.
GlBO. F. ZEHNDER.
Fourth and Vine.
eera
EW MESS .MACICF.I3EL, PICKLED SALMON, MESS
Shad; laid 'fonglice and' Sounda in kitt., jnetTeceived
and.for aalel at COUSTVS East-End Grocery, No,. US
South Second
MACCARONI.AND VERMICELLLIOO BOXES /510
choice Leghorn Maccaroni and Vermicelli, of the late
importation, in store and for male by M. F. SPLIALDi N.
W. Car. Arch and Eigh • streets.
FINANCIAL.
7 3-10'S
EXCHANGED FOR
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
1 - 20 e Bro.,
40 South Third Street,
A . *
SPECIALTY.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.
BANKERS AND BROKERS
16 South Third St, 3 Nam Street
Philadelphia, New York.
• R'POrIK.S AND Ger,L.l
BOUGHT AND SOLH,On 0031Y113310N
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSIT 33
-41/ ,
BANKERS & BROKERS
'Flo. 17 NEW STREET, NEW YOR::
Particular attcctlua given to tho t;tlrchala 0.13.111.4a1l
all
Scevirrrms,
ItALLRO4.II- STOCkiN,
PADNIPSAND 601[19.
EtlllllolC.xchsi:ely 'Nu C - 011.11thdiCII.
• All crclvrs will recalva uar pPrsoctal attentlau at thlt
Stnek str.4 Gold finAril 44311.1v1
EXCURSIONS.
FARE TO WILMINGTON, 15 CTS,
CHESTER. Olt ROOK, 10 CTS.
On and ¢liter
the
t 11 1 d ' ( 1 .1 1Tt. 1 1 ) . 1 ' l k T I VIITt ' f:Z t l:V11 1 (1i1
nut Street Wharf at A. M., and 3P. M.
.I.leturning—leave:! Wilmington at 7 A. M., and 1.2.::0 P. M.
Yale. to Wihrdagton, 15 04.; Excurtion
Fare to Chet:or or ilook,, lu
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO WIL.
mington, Delaware.
Steamer ELIZA BANCO X will leave,
on and after Tuesday loth in , tant, Second Wharf above
Arch otreet,daily lO , A. M. and 4P. M. Returning, leave
Market street wharf, Wilmington, at 7 A. M. and 1 P. M.
Fare for the round trip..... ..... ... .........50 cents.
Single ticket5...........................50
Chester and Marcus Hook.. ' . .. ....... at/
For further particulars, apply on board.
1Y22 L. W. BURNS, Captain.
• UP THE RIVER.—DAILY EXCUR.
gloms to Burlington and Bristol—Touch.
log each way at P.ivertou, Torresdale,
Andalusia and Beverly, The splendid Steamboat JUIII , I
A, WARNER leaves Philadelphia, Chestnut street wharf,
at S and 6 o'clock. P. M. Returning, leaves Bristol at 7
o'clock A.M. and 4 o'clock P. M.
Fare DA ctn. each way. Excursion, 40 eta.
STOVES AND IIEATEDLS.
R E - M O.V A L.
Ilee removed his Deyot for the sale of FURNACES,
RANGES. GRATEs, SLATE. MANTLES. to.. from
No. 101 u CHESTNUT Mrect to
1305 CHESTNUT STREET.
9taymia,w,Ll7
THOME-o:`.'S LONDON KITCHENER, OR
Damian 'tango*. for families, hotels or public in•
ti
btion4.. tweut: different 'size!. Alm°, Phila.-
" y
.del .11anyo, J3ot Air Furnace's, Portable
Ileater.l,
Lo•v•down Grated, Fireboard Stoves, Bath
Doilore, blewhole Plate)BroUere, Cooking Stoves, etc..
wholesale and retail, by ' the inanufacturero,
bl [ARYL & THOMSON,
No. Soy North Second 'street.
I•••TOVI'`. 4 . \TI:(1•3 AND RANGES.—C. .1.
• 'l'l 11 \L!:, at too rld rbli cdstand, 14 South
ti c. ol••4 it, Pi.iladt.l'.l.l'.. r.•ooertfully offer,. to
41•10I.t• e. to n . r t 1... r , aetl it e pilblie in general,
• • o,ll.vaioni and ltanati, of vari
ous risk ...ft4.11, oin 'Silver'' , tel..hrated
G: -1 cnitsg St- nott. Id). own miner.
fon•ii for.• .:i-• r : Ala a • to hand. OrPo.
Y:.t•.t.tAr Itllir,o • invailia lila to invalid-,
mid - .;• 4 .L. 1. 1U OIL!
: t C Ot the very
bi.•4l o, t• • • 7_at •,-.•• on hand.
N. 11. .1 t,l &ludo ..‘areitilly and
• .; • Ac
. ' , [342
_ _
. .
17.1 ,1 X:\
- 11.1 . Y1I1.111:.
141 ICI:.
other And
iiit1111i11101) , ld ‘Vt.lt , ti rift.
SVA'PLAII: FUtNACES.
%Vanning Public und Private UniltHug
it - MISTERS. ENTILATOIL:i,
A N
CUMNE 1 . -CAP:Soo
COU.K INf;•ICANG V 6, RAT11.13011,1:1:6
LIOLESA LE and ]LTA
11111rNICIP3L Cid& Ell S.
ISI.3ISIC.I.PAL
c:.ll l .:':tt I ill ?
Pita A 6 • :.tt-a;citc
No , ,VITI: I atc.cd.?.t.c:c wit'a the
Act of
pluirsittl Litt: clay 0: It. A. le.. 't•A tt A c t
Tv.) ..• «Ili, Cat hill- iu the
writ• t,i ticird
ill- 11.tle j•i:kLca it: 11:11111-
vice, to it
111".!Cla" C. 111)Wi:LL, Sheriff,
IN TEE COUNT OF COIMON PLEAS.
'rlie City P. i,-,,,ierwort lt. owner
reputed OIVV , r. Pt!lY be iiismer. U. Sop.
lontherTerru, Z'O. for the euut, of twelve dothn,
thitty.acv , rd t. , r, work and tabor done and per.
tat mod, 3111 0;;M11:4 MI that oartain
lot 0: pi , auf od A •ato ou aide of AlhiCl/
at tl , t` /.17 1 , 2• A U rzz
the south aide of Itace street, containing. in front or that lot of ground eitunted ou the northeast cursor of
breadth 16 feet 6 inches, and extending of that width Somerset and Gaul streets, in the Twenty-fifth Ward of
weetwardly at right angles with Albion atroot '63 feet, in the city of Pitiladelplain, containing in front or breadth ou
the Tenth Ward of the city of Philadelphia. fetid Somerset street 11.21 hat 6 inches, and extending ol
Same ve. William McCauley, owner, P„. Septern- that width in length or depth, between parallel lines, NJ
her Term, 1867, No. 31 ;, for the Hum of twenty-eight dollars feet.
and twenty-one cents, for work and labor done and per- Same vti. It. W. CIIPIIIIIIIII, mituer..l.:c.. C. P. September
fanned and materials furnished, against all that certain 'Term, No.; EP; for the solo of el.:tit-three dollars and
lot or piece of mound, with the initaroveinenta thereon seventy route for State and fifty 1'111.01., 10, itgninit all
erected, situate on the east aide of Sidne street, in the that lot of ground situated on the southeast corner of Pik.
Fit at Ward, city of l'hiliadelphia ; beginning - at thenorth and Myrtle streets. In rho 'Pwenty fifth Ward, Of the city
side of Federal street, thence extending northward along of Philadelphia, containing in front or breadth, on said
the :east side of Sidney street fifty-six feet live inches to l'ike street, IN feet, mud e.x,tenti hie of that whit hi n
ground of Dr. West, thence eastward at right angles with leneth or depth between parallel lines, at tight angles
Sidney street (along the same) about 17 feet, thence south. with shill Myrtle street, 230 feet
etiqerly at right angles with l'apayunk road 42 feet to the Saint: va..l lames M. Cattier., owner, dte,; C. s e pto in .
westerly side of Passyunk road, them.° routhivestorly her Tenn, 10(17, No. 1::0; for thb sum of twenty-our dollars
along the came 3d feet to the north side of Federal etreet ; and thirty - -eight coifs, for Mate and City Taxes, 1862,
thence aveet along the same M. feet to the east aide of against all that lot of ground shooter! on the southwest
Sidney erred lieu plaCe of beginning. Bounded 011 the corner of Salmon and tVellifighm m'o'cha, in. the Twenty
north.by ground of Dr. \Vert, on the east hy Passytink fifth Ward of the eity.of Philadelphia; containing:in front
road, south by Federal street, and west by Sidno3 - street. or breadth On raid No hoon street het feet, and e tending
citnne vs. E. Meredith, owner, C. P.. September of that width in length ur depth between parallel linen
Term. 1867, No.:CI; for the nuns of l'ivelve 37-100th dollars, 105 feet.
tor work and labor done and performed, mid materials same vs. licnry Hay, 'owner, Ate., C. P.. September
furnished, against all that certain lot Or piece of gronnd T.11.4 . 184;7, Na.. 131, for the sum of ten dollars and tort.y
rituaate on the neat Albion street, commencing at reveal cents, for state and City taxes, 1862. against all that
th.,listaance of lull feet routlnvard from 'the smith ride of lot 1.1 ground situate on *the northeast corner of Lehigh
tY
trout ia t ' ter W
.breadth
ul f
Lit
Rave street, in the Tenth NVii id of raid city; containing ;IN 011111:1111(1 Salmon street, till. T"illi
at
iu 11'01It or In eatith an said Albionptreet, 16 feet and 6 the city of Philadelphia; containin g
Metier, and extending of that width an depth west., on raid Lehigh itienize 20 feet, and extending of that
ward', 63 feet. as lilt!' in length or depth between parallel !hilly (1111 . 01.1..
Sallie as, lie Lawsuit, owner, atte., C. P., Seidember' • Semi' '.L . 1 " Filikrtell. cM/11 . 1 . , &O. C. l'..,Boptalither
t. „.,, ra t i , ee n ! Term, 1807. NO. 132 . ; for the slim of fifteen doll:int and
for nark and blur done tool performed, and material , ; cants, tor state and City Taxes, 1 , 4:2, funtlost alt '
iii.hed :against alt that certain lot or piece of ground alu,t lot of ground situated' on th., northeast corner, of
rlteat, an al e ' 00,it OOrl , Of 'fli,l”y street, at Monwoeth and Almond on.. 01+. wenty.liftli Vont
tepee of sAfeet ent4et -
Iron. Emerald .treet, Ni to •of the city of Philadelphi, : containing in front or
te, lath \V aril Of 1110 Said oily. 01111Clilling ill lralnt .0' /a:00.101 W) raid Alontnoutla 'di, et 60 feet,
h , par street 36 feet, fuel 11 , :t..101111? iii I 01 that lyidtli in length or. d e p:h,
length er depth 4.i t hat width southerly, how ern pat.lll. I el. Va
lines at :.1,11111l- with said 1:,31 , ,F street 73 feet, tom,. than, i s. w an . sat per, Sept. Term. 1867,
No, 132; for twenty nine dollars sift six cents, 111 t
Smith, owner, &c., C. 8., Sela und l l l s taxes. rest, against all that It of ground, ratio
teana,er 'I CI 111, l`tij. : liar [let (al (Wi•lity.Sl.loll tad on,the Intl . theatet runner .1 . Iji illllOll.l lane and \Vitt,
,1011111 Y. 10: st s e nd labor domr oeriorialed, and nor :4:reel in tlif• Tweet y..tittla Ward of the city of
rni-heal ;against all that certain lot or piece of phis, containing bi !root hr, e adth aim said nichinmid
ground rltl::t.• kill tire hide of Taylor street, at lane. 110 feet, and extentlim , of that width in length or
the distance of los feet we,...terly from Amber sheet. in the depth betavecu parallel lines 177: feet.
Nineteenth \\ :r .1 ot the said cif}': containing in front or Same vs. M. Ind!, ow tier, September Terns,
.
In ....Rh 011 the Taylor street ;',6 feet. anal e , tending P-67. No. lift: tor tlac sPna ci me; I , en .10;1,1, and ei g ht y
in Icuctlr. 01 depth ~,atthai °Aerie to that width het w, si ce nts for `State anal ('0)' •. stzslnst till Ilan. p a rallel lines :at emit angles with the said Taylor street, lot e t crolind sat on the 11.43t , we,t tale of Richm on d
75 feet 111011• or h slice). in tllO oifiy•riftli , of Ca.. env: of Philadel
sa, toe ii, ow Per, &e.: 1..1'.. beptentherTerm. . Phia• volonaelming at the tom of wi feet
N o . :a:, for the son, 01 Oinetel!ll find firtY C.•11t.. WO al from the northea-t. fly 41- of a • ion street; con
tar \ ,ork and balsa: done and 1 , 0110t1110(1.11.1111 notterial a ttainint: in I rent or breadth as -sit! Bt. itnond street h.:f
that:lsla it figeliPit all that eel I,,in lot tar piece, of gl,lllld, feet, and I-' tending et; that : Pith it. I.•tagth or depth
du to an tip -tatitherlt. , ida• of I tit the (11 , - le•tween oar:diet lines 200 I. et.
fence ot 144 I( a Ciie,teity street, iwthe Nine. Same vs. • Dili ill Fl>tin, an tier, ,1 e. ; P., Septembe
iv, pill Wtl of tht• 'tint city a eontaining in front or , f elan, 11:67, No. 135: foethe Surd t ten'lloilats and ,atxty_
bre‘aalth on t lac 'said Ta for street 26 feet, 'and extending i. r. nix, tor State find City Tc agittfe , t tail that:.
lug in length a dapt.r 01 .Lilt to itlth ~ o utherly between tot et gr./111111 eltilatt.doll the rumba a ttot earner of Duke and
parallel l a nes ~t a E r iat pligl• • w ith the raid Taylor street 75 William streets, in the il'aventy :lith NV aid of the city of
heist, more Or containing Intilt or le a ,altla on said Duke
• i f . Glebe /11,11r.111. , ,111 Pall a', owner-, ke.; (:. I'., street 20 feet. and e‘terdito: el that whit lan length or
trial „ No, her the onus .4 thirty nine depth t .lel .wsen Jaarallel limas :at with said
dellaws anal lift: ea tat, ,an work ..114i 10101. (10110 111011101'•Valke street, 106 teet.
tomcat. and in.,ta ria lot at. :!;paiiHt all that certain Same aO. Henry ill nay, art tp I:. it., September
ta; ...lathen.terly -1 , 1.• of Perim 1.67, No. 1:.6. tor th.• 4 . n tuners aud
q;,,i,1,11,..•t, a t the dotaanee t.O feet nortilicasterly 11'0111 tilitty,i/.. I,llls for State toot tatty t..; 1-6 , natalust ail
that lot of ground sine. pal eta ca,•
Moliiilolll.ll 41i,i1.•. ill •iii til Varii
of the city cat coll'l.lllllll il'Olit bre a dthen said. ?doninolatia -tr., tdu tact, sun/ anding fit tint.
width iu length or depth lea /all -1 lines Pri P t.
Same vs, V. Minna Ch. , a r.
T, r ata , 1567, No. 1::7; for the totat ot 111 t,. anal .
twelve (-0111 e, fi.t Stalo Ta stpainst all
that lot of gro cud, rit apt.. 1 aim lie' one, aet cern, rof
etc, in the 'I v Wald
Moinpre,th and Almond et ,
of the 111 01 Pitila.lol;..la. 11 , /rat ma to etoltit
on
tAl,t,trea t fa et • awl , ..t, inlipg of that
. .
bill/IJ,, :Um
Pouthea ilybet‘vl , ll liar
Alci.t b. , irvt ri utorir
I lint v "I'. Cool:I, 4,1'11 , 1'. r.,1-3/1/e/../iil/01
, 1.; . t.; . for till. •itini of fitly for v,:iirt;
Ityd (abut don, and pinion:it'd. HIM/ 1111111/411.11,
that r , rtoin lot tit 1/1/1' 41 , /.11/1 einitti• on
the fun thr oat corn...rot fnoilty•tiolt tli ;cod
( , 11 r a it) 'l' ‘t• cnt y • low tit .!;.•,t toet, and ••
tenditn: of that thy nliing raid San-ow
In et It tvi.t. in tiled .1411th \ Vti:•l it t cft:t• of
name John 01 1 la',
'I i•rnt. : doft.i ty
Shut 01111( P- t that.
1.-i i.t groan(;-itrati if on hLr tlrl isi.:r-t •it 4 T'./ it.
ittic th Pt-. t; r 1.dt ,, n ,1 : 11.1:d of th.•
011'14innit•l;'! , i : in I 1),,,d1.11 .111
I Twi ••tii•• I f . :11,/l • //t th:tt width
,•r fio t.
Sttti OIL., key'. • I'. St•tit •In`wr
for tt4ll/. (1/.11,, :/11/1
.•1 , I ent- t•ir Stat . C:ty •-. :01 I'. it
I. / -11, 1/1/.1:11 th, • 1./tia :I Z. CIJTID'f
t.t.tl . . and Sit in -t I'll,
/lOW Or br‘ adth ,rll
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in I. ngth r tvo t..t:
ink to Au, - -„ Soy-t: :nip r
110, r t•
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, n t). tc ; ,:d tip- .city
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in:n - ion. CA 1111.2. fu Iron: or
on 1,-, tiding
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-Licou. col,tnn.:l:.: in tr. ut I•ro...itit on 11 al'l
t I' , :;12 : wi:101 ill
:-.- 1 , •4h50 to, t.
119. for ntnt- and :
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No. 11.1. th,,:;rn of rl:lity-11::••• r.n•l
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ground ..t1 .onto-Pk .4 4
t,n.7.111C. ii, the nt NS . 1...1 of thy cit . , - of I .
1 , ili1114•11 , ',I1C at T.ll . 0.1::•:Ler (•1 1 1 , 4 , 111 r d.
'N 0 con{ .thm,4 fu
hr , ltrith Nidt, ct,
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that v. 1.10. ill I..wAti, d 1,1t1111..-I
et:t.
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1-67. No 116; t,T thi!;e. dol!
MIMI=M
Lit nt gr.nutl ,! “1
in tin.'l'sv , -nti , th W 1 v:tv iti
Illuncilw at tIK! t.! Pi! fr
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nt . that ,vidtli in kinitit n lar3llrl liuc
51 fc,t.
I'l • P:.ln4 , teort'e Maitland, oviti •r. . C. P., Sori•
lia37, So. 115: tor tip 01 torty.:i
eiX ' .lllllldletith- Stlit.• and t.t err, 1-41
3 g•II: 71 't :di ri.:it ii)t of aroundtli.•
rtrt , I. in the ir•-t IVaril of lit city of
r , r.rih• at it, trot tail thicaril
bran tho r: •rth ?tt ; e011t , illi111! in f
-tr, i•t i• i•t nding of
that width in lenz,tli or depth In r I lin, i•
Intl.
Same re, Vander lice. owner. . i• Septeh her
'Perm. P9i7, No. 11*.; for pie emu ,4 tWerity•t,,- i dr bar. and
I..ttY-eight CelltA•101' State,md City taxe, ;;:min.;
that lot of ground and building thereon ere, to ;•ituat, dru
the south ride of Wharton street, in the First Wm d of tbe
city of Philadelphia, coninu•ru ing at the dh , t.mee oflii
feet Wl,tWatit from the west side of Third sti ref. contain•
inc hi front or breadth on said Wharton street If tee:. and
1.A..nr11», , z of that width in length or &Oh betv.een Ptr.
allcl lines lull fect.
saae vs Misted, owner, kc.; C. P.. September Tirm,
14i7, No. 119; for the aunt of twenttr-one dollars and ;tat:. -
one cent,, for State and City Ti wit Ih2. agaimt all that
lot of ground and . building thereon erected. Fitnated on the
north Fide of Paul etrect, the Second Ward of tlie cite
of Philndelphin, commencing at the dliCance 01 Gi
eastward fLont thecait,fide of Seventh stn t; containing
introit erWre.iLtly4iii 'Paid - ,tteet•lZ, - feet; allil'ittr,i l
fug of that width hi length or depth between parallel linc..!
40 fwatt...
Same vs. Joint MeNenny, owner, Le., C. P.. September
Term, VG, No. 1241; for the ,Itin of--twenty.one dollars
forty cent. tor State and City TaxcH, 18u2, 11g:1110ft all
tint lot of ground oitnated on the north side of Carpenter
street, iu the Second Ward of the city of Phillob•lphia,
commencing at the distance of 44 feet eastward from tho
cast aide of Eighth street. containing in front or breadth
Olt the said Carpenter street 40 feet, and e' tamping of that
width in length or depth between parallel lines 50 feet.
State vs. Widow Vanderveir, owner, kg., September
Term, 1 , 457, No. 121; for the sum of twenty-one d o u; ; ;., ;u n i t
thirty-nine cents, for State and City TWO'? for 18f2, again,t
all that lot of ground. eltuated op the north aide of Mary
street, in the Second Ward o f the city of Philadelphia.
commencing at the diStailel! Of 1 0 0 feet we-award from the
wept hide of Front street; containing in front or breadth
on aaid Mary street Iti feet, and extending . of that width in
length or depth between parallel lines r;in Met.
Same Ya. A. M. A. Laurence. owner. key, I' I'.,
T Septem
ber Term, 1867, No. 122 ;for the sum of eighteen dollars
and twenty-A o cents, for State Anil City Ta 'Cs, P9i2,
against all that lot of grumnhe-eitanted on the north dde
of Lombard xtreet in the Seventh Ward of the city' of
Philadelphia, commencing at the dhtance of ;:a feet eaet•
ward Iron] the at side of As.pen street. containing
front or nreadth no s a id ;Lmuhard street lii feet. and ex.
tending of that width in length or depth between parallel
lines 7e feet.
his v.. John Farr, owner, ke..C.P., 'l'ernt,
1l 07. \o. 12'0: h.r the stint of thirt.v•siN rlot6ur :qt.] seveut
cent for lit ite and City 'la'et , . 1162. against all t hitt
lot of ;;round that...l on the west ,idc of l'wentv.titad
street, in the Tenth t 1 ors of the city at Philadelphia,
t , .funierp•ing at the di4tance of Sri feet southward front the
['mall Hide of hitnifner.dfeet. containing in front or breadth
on said Twcnt v.tirst Htreet 20 feet, and extenaug of that
width in length I ,r - d,ptli between parallel 1i.11 , 2b laiceet.
hownA Zen, owner, Ate., C. L'., seoteintier
nt. lith7. No. 124: for State anti City TaNes, 1102. tor the
solo of fit tr.foor dollar,. and forty-eight agabrit all
that lot rt ground sitt.ated on the south side of Vito.
Htie,d, in the Tenth Ward of the city of Plillattelbhia,
t•mituencing at the die.tatie.. of 1117 feet eastward front the
en... 1 B ide ot ondstre; - •t, containing in trout or
breadth on ine 2ttei t lr3 feet, and extending of that
v. kith in it:W.Oll I.l' depth between parallel hues 1071.
SalllU 4 1111 ir,s 111. C. We., I. I'., 800.'11111er
11+1,bet the cll. 41'. I. us I , illtl,6lTii and Cote,
dollar, and foi tv..even vent,. for State and City ta
142, against all - that lot ot groond and building thereon
erected, Hitttated on the n est side of Nineteenth tdi eel, in
the Tenth IVard of the ( it e of Philadelphia, continencing
at the di-ttanse of 18-1 feet fontltivard front tint. soot!, Hide
or Vine idrect, containing in feast or breadth oit the Ha
Nineteentlii-freet 2L tech and c\teeeli ug of that r, in
cm: th or depth 40 feet.
Sntur Nn. lies is. owner A.c..( • .
N0.1.1.i.t0r the -It to of lot cntv-ottedoilars and nine rent
uite and city till that lot of gr , foul, situ
•.i thee:or oide of thitlyan,* - street. in the 'Twentieth
l'card of the Cif v of Philadelphia, commencing tt the
di.taitt... of 112 feet from tic,
' , 11111111)la : oattAiniug in front or ‘,ll
51111; -treet t t - i •t, mut ti•mling of hut
depth heti o eon parallel the, DI I 0.-t.
•siitee Itobert Smith, owner, .0.., C. September
T1T111,14 5 i7. No. 127: for the stun of thirtf.nine
dollars, State and City Taxes,
11d5, against all that lot of
grit nil and inesatutg. Or tenement thereon erected.
.Hintated on the north NIIIr! of MuurLet Reuel. ie the Ninth
w ar d ci the city of rbiladolpliiii, commencing at the
distabee of r.. 0 feet westward from the meet Hide it .
'Twentieth street; containing in Trout or breadth on said
Market street, la feet t 0 inches, and stitending of that
breadth in length or death between nitrallelliiiet Id foot.
Sums vs. Charles 11. thorn, ownet,,te, ; 1.'., &ptamber
'Perm, 1.107, !No. 1i,`,3; for tie bemiof env •,`
t.tid eft •t) (Nun, Ear Ststu o.te.t City 1.4.;`1, egl , iurit iLI
NUM=I
par. , llll to tl.•.t.
w.
tlo.t Id It 1;.••.s•••••ft
• inri:;:lcvl
tt'idtlt la: 1. t 0.... 221,1. 11.. 11(...- 1”:11t4 t.
1 211 , trevivt.
1 1 2, to. its t..xt . I;.tlt,t that 1.4 trf
21,• 11..! .itic ..1 h,e )01...m1 0tr,..,
ifs lb. (q.t . ...112h NV,LIti 0 ti n . ,
~t ••• 1. .•.! t hr
— t th Lt
!Ili '2lt 11. 2, ,tt
I , 11,!li ..r do ills 11, , ,d1-1 t
;•••it,i, 1 . • ii, I •:1; r. I'.
• .rs. I. .r . • t‘cr 1•,•
11 . 11:?,hl t,lsr! f tly , ;11-t : If that I , t
01 011 1“i(1 , 11 111. - r 1 , 1•• 1 1111(1/1((11,1
u,114,.(11 1 /1 , / 1 141. - /
1 • , !. thll . l . l(ift 1/, 111-f /it] , 1;1 11.1
11 , 41; 11,1,
ills'l 1.• ~ 1 ( Ati l.• t 11 n ar: in
A
t :At
tr,•,t t,;,tit • I d .“,11,•1
S.an.‘ ny, per. I ' Pl. 1 . 1 ' , , r
' IV: I I-4 , 7. 14 , .44 th :r it 1!• ,tht>
t•Il •, I t.. 1..1 4 1 . 4 14.4 . 3
.tr. tt. It, t 11;. '1 , ri:) ut
P1,jj.,.11 !I hi rwatitirl, cc L! • 1ii41.1.(", 44 f, t
I:. 4i.4 ~f r, 4 - 441[14:
tz-ot or I,ct•adr ';n';n , dpeo, I let t and 4 X
I.1141i1,1.! 4 4 that 114itt% /II j 1•P 4; , 11 )
14.
Srllnt• .1111. dwi:er. Oro - fiber
f.:, ef rat dollnns tidy!
tort •• .•i cente, f. .r and agrifiint all
ti, .1. .lrt rrotiud. d 4..4 th• 1,.1114N4,4t (40Ttlei. Of
p•r. et.. ice tip. TA er.tv-I.fth 'lN'ttfd of
the (0., id , out lin.nit tit f. , :nt rr.breadth
11.1 I.)!):4 - 44r. 4't 44 feet. and c - `trr - tugof tlntttvtdtb
ICE , th 14 , (1 , 14 , 1 !ay.. , 1 , 6 feet.
C. de' S'a't. Term, I.eei
N 0.1.12.: for t lie • dui t'art , n .441,7 r e 4 Lite. ha'
. 64.t 4. : 4 .1 , d 4 it) 'I as , :,ii Gte,t let of groautt
, ituated r,n the e der .1 t int:trio and Myrtlo
rtreet , , in the Tec nd, N't'Ard of the city 4,1
dell hi X. contrit,intt ice front cr bnn6ditl ort trntario
t tir,ft feet, 61.11 i t• In. length roc
pl.:mile' lined ,7 i to. •
l'Atri6 414 n. err, I.'. Sept. 'fem.
5,.. I for tle -Ire • t 4,4 . dr en
d t a r t tit.•t all
t', it 1 , ,t r,; to. led edtic.ve-t of
Mo :taro:
trid ,;
•tt, • -••, in pre tity-Ffifth %Vat d
rity of Phil. del; dia. c, didn..; it: tr,.nt breadth.
~it r, id t. titooeth 4 : 4 • •• c_-title f , f tit.tt
in I, l i. II Ilinr feet - .
t', dd., ~t!!, C.
h ; Id , 7. So to. • ; • : t ,
()111 rd
d,d tori,-nd • -!th• , r. - trr ot, In
the .N•net, nth % . 1' ..; tio• city dt PliddidclPPa. 4,4 1 n
11,114 At th. cit. - S: 4 E 4 Inc :it d tree, (hr.
••..th ^ r d. f V..: ,t t, 1,4,1'. 44' IP
,1141 4, 40 .• tr• ,t I t it 4 , unitio rd
t ~..rail, I 14,
'I rnu, 1.:n7. N ., lir,. tor t , l• • :won! nir d..11mr,4
nd •tis:44 . tan! , 4
it y
31! 414,44 1,44.nnd d • n 0,14
v.,1 A. xr,:in,:n :::= 4'.‘• nth
W:t;4l tht • nt:. 01 Ph' ...• : ~ 1/. : .ilr11):: 4 11 vt or
t.Ld'h 011 k 14. rt.'. 11
nditne its, dt 144.,t v , t.it n',:"44114.1
T , Ith 1- , 1:(
.I`., ••,11 I', • t;
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r , I
~r t. :11' 1; 1•:...',11 tl.t•
IV. • It' , of \ ' I ie. , !itt. \\
ctt,;,' .1 1 tt, • / 4 :1,
1 , 4 t ,d 1 t! • 1 - ~11,1 ,tri•
t i; r. V't t i! h , , 1'.11.1
V' /L 1 t: SZ
g I I , i - . I; t , .
Nr , . - • ot 4 ,4 4 / 4 14 , and
tw4 fit 1 , .r (
Alltlmt lot ,it I •tr, t it' Ili,
'I -(114 %V:,111 r.l flio fi'liiind•~lT•i' row
41:-t.:Ire of :ebb.:[ uic , .tr fivt
• 1.1,1
str , (l. tuLtling 40
f,vt. to . Cnr lim Cr%V , -
t t4t,r•
1 vt 1..
r lot ‘VoI , IL:* 61. it et, n.on:
t, 0,-11 ,ef• /.4
,fIIU, OWL. t. nu.
1-67, 1„_ :. I'.•.I. t' It. for
ard i'ty too'', r.,tainrt all that tc.t
ituate d 11. 44 11141: 4 1 44 i1ett • 11 4.. ride of a. tort , , -feet iiide
riro.t called (~.tar ,tl.l ct. and on the Hotitlm rd , il' attic
i a tlail ty•f, et PPiiiore rtreet, fu the
I w ent% -third Ward ot the e . w. r f Philadelphia, contain
in% ill trout Ci•dar filet, and back
Carolin , 11'i line one hundred lend, end in
depth along (*Hulot,: ,tri et Ligiity It-et, and ott Abratit'a
lii:cctela: it. t.
Haase lhanarii Lynn, (lane.', &e., C. P., Sept. Term.
1 , 67, No . . no . tor thr• • of ninety didllna and thirteen
rent-, for :hate Cit.. if for 1 , ,2, agniind all that
lot of ground, with the th e , - , t,.ry hriek nie-i,tiage,tor tene
toent tlo neon ere,•.t i, eituate on thy northeayterly side of
Painfer -treet, in the Ehditevutn IV:HA of the city of
_Philatiphilizcultnneffeing:..t Ih. it,. di , tl.llt , . of ZO foet•
11
ineht , ardly frog; the ' Folftherly - side of -
tiiiard :menue ari/MM. earl
tainint: in ir.,nt or hre.4}l . l on the eald Palmer oteet
IS
feet, :mil e'.tendin..; in illligtst depth northeastwardly
hotneen p irallel ilk the =aid Franklin avenue:4k
fe, 1. . 1 1, 1 .1, 1 1nr.rtlisre .t.W:trilly by ground now or late of
.I: , nte- Pooh y, n.,rt 1,1 , 11 y and rofithenstwardly by
:;:'owed Iv,: or late of . b wathint Wainwright, and south
s .lohn li r. I'., Septem
ber Te:te, Pei:. Nn. 1 t : Gar the• ~ion 4,1 Eighteen dollar. ,
and her tity•-12, nto, :'lade. and City agnmet
all that lOt of pound mtn.iterl en the northwed corner of
Ontailo and )1, rtle -tr..et-, in the Twenty-fifth Ward of
the City of Plilailelp'da. containing in front or breadth
on raid nitario etr , l 2. 14)1 ft and es tending of that
width iu 14 . flgth or dent] n lour:111cl line-with audit
rile titre, 1.
Sameoeit o *
wner Ste.; 4'. P., Septenti.oer
Same
Term. Pq;7, \ o. 1,1; i. , r the rut„ of fortv , .:even dollnr3 and
eighty-nine cent- , , tar f , tate; , nil City ' fuzee, agaited
alI that 1,,t. situated on *the paFt Fide of l
d teeet, in t ~ Fourth IN'ard of the cit. of Philadelphia,
commencing :it the dietvuee , fl , 7 fi.et soutlnvturd trout the
south Ade of Shipp'. i t;ati eentniaingin trout or breadth
on :Ninth street ..“:1 lost, and i• v.tending itt depth etutt•
.$ oLdween •allel -r, fill Shippen iitreet 1011
feet to a tweet'-.tent wide rtr-et called idreet.
liounded south - ,vl, gror.nilot \t IVe.t and wife,
Li . 12ns- ell ritre , d, nortlin by other
ounil the raid William Wert and wife, and weqtwartt
by Ninth rtrrui
SAnie t':.L. \ SeptelillK 1 .
I';7, No. for the ::i n n of titiety•tin dolla re thirty'-
two vent.,, fcr Stafe and City ta...--,1362, ago blot all that
lot of ground sit,: a tea eu Cal 11:4th ',hie 1.1 thon - n atria,
ill the Fltteenth Ward 4.1 the of Philadelphia, coin
in e nejle!. ;it the diitanre of lfe tward from the east
ride of Twenty•t-J•th stre.t,tl , ;:taialeg in if'ont or breadth
on raid n i-trier I, and t..:tenoing ~t that
width iulent:th or ikon' oo' feel.
Ito 'l'll k 1 , IWI'1:1( 'l'
City of Philadelphia Mr. Martin. owner or repUted
owni.;r. nr 1 , 1V1,T, and rt Cruiee,
.pri,ent and actual o;erer, I tiepte , ,lber Tern).
11 %7 , Nn• V.:5 b/ .
; . ill,' 011111 01 tine hundred anti -One,
(101101 - Itt, -eight .•lit.. ,I.r ,if!‘ int; a neh4l ll, l'•
to e it: a lino:, et fry,: :ei I.tair. tcf ground
rituate on ILL east ;tie ~t at. ,loha Ar, el, tit ti.. diataueo
of on- brudf, rtv re.tt,et.in
the Slxtcenth lVtird of thCCItY c f
ing in front or breadth on eridhi..l( 1.111 . en terry feet
and e..tendit. f t of that width let•gth eteAurly
di t 4 . 110 , ll'et to a tau ft,rl wide :db. , .
Same v.-. Snider, t..y:- L. C., f-or , e riber
Istir, No. foi• 0'.1at.. , !: Cle, cr., di ',lv:, :.r.d ten rents.
.I , rret.lo', ruga nul.anc: ft'w t. 4 that certain lot et
ground. Filtt , nte 635),
:it tie diL,tat:E i (.1 e' -,ICEtAt tht v..est eido of
itt.Tet. iL ti t 3: li , t• a city of
irC tine etti4
et.l , •; feet . and L in l, - Lgt - - or deoth
north IVard cfll l t t Rlct try the aah!Jetler
,,,.n kr( •_t t , e east arc ; t'4,
cnri
thereot iLet .I', o.lnelviting in
t i‘e.v2 . depth 1,111.,. PI w. 4:
4:1;,i, A' tyU , !lib
troot {PillUalke :11.11it of Cal 711 lot 1 Pea in IL
- SIPA tor lo• ‘ IOS lati
B SSIE ‘7: . CO.) ll.t. South .1 oloirort•
I M PE IZIAL CANI6TEES.
-X 1. gro,le. Frenrlt Imtrrint. P.'unil hauling ond for
FIN le J0: 4 ]..1'11 P. lii, o: CO., IN" BonttliMaward
•
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In the In4k4.llencc the voiceless .
:1(.1.-(:(1 by airy (herons, tilt! sharnhers fiLT
Whom In the darlinci , (loth my spirit ,e(11(,
Oh, ford! ,s(r.. Thee?
And if therQ be a w , d;:lit. '4lpcin ray briL:-.st—
,
Some vagte I , .npr4!.t-ion of tit; day for -;,..-01;
Scarce Ichov,rirtg what it to.)
And lay it down,
(Jr if it iie the he:iviness that con2 - ‘5
In tohen of anticipated
31y hosornotAcs no heed of wit t :t
F:uec 'tis Thy will.
For oh: in spiv; of pan or preSf:3ll,
eir anything bufAtle, how
ra6f3 , 2.1 that ahow, , t.
My God, With Th.:7e!
More traneltil titan tic stillf.cE, of thf:,
:More peaceful than tho fdlenee of that Lou:,
.11Torn tqctit than anything. my bo , :ont I:
Beneath Thy power.
For 1./lat. is there on earth that I , les,lre,
Of all that give, or take from me:
0- whom in Heaven (loth my sii!rit seen,
!cl! but Thee?
• It6-11:.1NEk.
A Specimen Of Diabolical. Conduct.
To //4.; X. Y.
One of. the «ressest outrages ever perpe:
trated in this Strad was enacted at Chester
town, Kent county, last week. The victim
was a young man named Sullivan, who' had
been. there several days selling religious books
and pictures. Although sullivan had con
ducted himself in a most exemplary manner,
and never once indulged in the luxury of ex
pressing his opinions upon political
ques
tions, it was not long before be became ttsus
- •peeted!' • of- being Radical, Surd,
young bio'ods. once deteimined to punish
and drive out the intruder. He was
invited to join a party to gather fruit, clan
destinely, from a neighboring orchard, and
after arriving there, by previous arrange
ment, persons •who'had boon stationed in the
orchard bred blank cartridges, when all the
party evert Snti van Ad!, preNndinely, mor
tally wounded. l'rightened out of his wits,
Sullivan ran ibr his l.re. Tne next day the
matter being e plained ho accepted it as a
joke. A few days afterward a young man
named Wihien; Houston called at finEh &lI'S
hotel and invited hire to ride with him into
the country. The icvitation ',vas accepted,
and they drove to"the hous! of ifenamin
s lice Jr.. seine fe,e er six miles .ii -'-ace,
where they term:heed tunil after a
After night 01 Houston prov,se l th.c. hee•
reborn,' which was done by an
way road through a-large 0 , .d use!
CallCp-groltilA. In this wool ' they wen:
• met by IL W., alias Dec h-rs,
.Jones and Thomas Wi-kes, vino 1:oibly
look. SUllivan from the carriage, tied hint to a
tree, blackened - him, destr;ved his elothing,
andlleateand bruises! him in a mol t 7 iran't2rci-
All manner, and, pluine• a pistol to his head,
threatened to l.iow.out his isains unless h'
lrcmised to leave the ne . .l day hefore
and not to divtllge anything about
the riCair. c etreaties o;: Sullivan 'tor
help Ilettston replied th. , tt he was "on parole"
and could not assist him. Left in this condi
tion, Sullivan made ins way to town the next
day, and lodged complaint before a Justice
of the peace, who held the parties to
bail for their appearance at the next term of
Kent County Conti. sow, that your readers
may understand who these parties are; and
judge of the prospect of having justice meted'
• out to them, I need only say that Vickers is
the son of Gen. George Vickers, the leader
of the Conservative rebel party in that county,
and the proSpective Chief Jusuce -of her
Court. Houston is the son of Dr. Houston,
ex-Register of Wiles, a leading rebel, and
nephew of Richard Hynson, a prominent
lawyer of the same politics, Jones was a•.
member of.Mosby;s Cavalry. Wickes is the
brother of Joseph Wickes, a prominent
lawyer, a member of the late Constitutional
Convention, and prospectively an AsSociate
Judge of the sante Circuit—and each and all
are "pinks" of Southern Chivalry, and mem
hers of the "first families" oft:hes:tem wee
Now, with this influence at their backs„
and the judges. clerks. jurors, and every on,;
connected With the administration of jestlee
approvers if not instigators of the outriee,
does any sane man believe that they will - he
pitnisheth Knowing the. whole batelt.:, as I
th ri , • and especially considering, the strenu
ous e:lCrts beiine faide.y the relatives !
out'aws :ndnee Sullivan t
q• °airs: ireise the ;Alai: f:: a sum of ney,
;en d the fr; t et that ne, '4l - ,tyre ameng the et..: •
I . (:sidunts ,JiCitcsler..l , , , : ii , 7...oi:lfl `.:c :'J Li. 7. , ,
filth' ۥ.! :Mr.'rilivi.r:, 1 ani f(?CB(: '...) '..Le
vic': ,- -ti r.!-J,.,• :i.:::-.;
Tt
1() = •
n• _ISA ) <<t - 11 a:
:1, tie. ! ;ite of loyal :SILL; t-r.":ad,
11:13 tirE:
:.110 :I nothin4
rk g. - 1 - ys , .; ?.. 9.
Yours 11"aly,
-cn•
A .E.ctle ISM off Exprztsc..
;etter- - wr:ter e;:hume,l
!ie. , old p_Turt.l, a Tittle bill e:T!
ender, , ! by the -Ipo.n!-!1 Genera' (..0n .1 .e6‘:
ijord-ov a • :o 31'A:
famous latt:,2 of (....ei'L.7llol.
•"1'11‘.:
Dar.(2l, e.lll :1101.:g1.11,
kiDgdwn 11- • had jus: go.n t: :or 1.1:‘,
oi/ghl :?lid
- his `ehtlic.s.: 111 , .‘: Go:le:,
Narvaez, wr,s ;al !..11 AAA.-
2usians mu regarded faS ;1,“ (4,;6c. , r,s of
.Aceonling:y, twent,y
he pmcen'ed n„; with
i P.lgn'l:r tilt;
iy!! „ ;e oxeoluit cxre t , ( l
lurch:lt:de Yir..;:...ngton io !.I.e
young C'ongre. , , )1 Ire 1 In:Le
Arnerlec, •'tlll, ' • u flOOl the ,;+,:r.g.g;e
for independ-a..e, Pinll - y ne.tintained
the, BriCe,h cd:onieq Cdcolge 111. The
famous •Ctenta . -3 00.1Y.:Lin 11.P.C1'
eelcbrated .ant; .:ay be protitiii) -
stuflie.l:4.,t the pruent moment. r :Is
'"rwo thocsiind sevco 11..nlred
and thirty-sk, dacats given to frius,,ill:ns..ni
poor mendiegnts, tie t they migh, pray for Lc
success of the Spanish arms.
"One hundreA mil Lone e,Lcats spent
pickaxes, spades and hoes.
. -
"Ten thoitsand dt:cats 11)2 pc:Xi:lnca gloves,
to preserve the troops from bad odors arising
from the multitudes of the enemy le, dead
upon the field.
"(Inc hundred and seventy tiimisaml ducats
for renewing e . :11 - xch Lens destroyed in ring; tig
peals.
"Fifty tho , ...sami.ducats for brandy fils
tributed the army on the day of the; battie.
"One million ducats for thanksgiving
imasf;es. •
"Three Otle:1!6 rilv•ies fo- the
"Eight hundred thonsanti Lac:Qs for spies.
"And, lastly, one hundreki million :heats
coropmsation for my patience in listening
10 a eheeseparinglting,who demands neat:ads
from a man who has presented him with a
liingdom."
C!/1/11; ALNO WOOD.
7LIE UNDERSIGNED INVITE ATTi4'.l ; ii..sil .- Ttj
J. their stock of
;-'qeing Mountain, Lohigh and Lac it Mountain Coat,
which, with the preparation given by ur, We think ciann,:,
be excelled by any other Cool.
111 - ice, Franklin 'Pat than Seventh
k tree!. - HINES 4:
jolt- i ' Arcb otreet,
1829 -CHARTER PERPETUAL.
PFL.A.IVIKI.4IIV
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Noe. 435 end 437 Chestnut Street.
Assets on January 1, 1867,
02 5 553,146 13.
.8946,7113 00
i.M,432 16
PNEETTLRO CLAIM% ' INCOME F O R 1527 i
1/27:1011 IE, Stl6,(
•
Losses Paid Since 1829 Over
t$5,501) 1 000.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms,
.
Aocruod Eiorylui
Sremlumg. ..... .
Chow. N. lianeker.
Tobin? \Varner.
liamiwt Grant, ,
Geo. W. Iticla.6lm,
linae Les,
CHARLES N,
GEC. FALEH,
JAS. W. MoALLIF.,TER, Se,
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COM
Ira o ,„ an l Y E ancorporatod by the Logielature of Ponnul
vOffice. S.' E. corner Third and Walnut streets, Philadel.
phia.
• MARINE INSURANCES,
on vessel!, cargo and freight; to all parts of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES.
on geode. by river, canal, lake and Land carriage, to all
parts of the Union._ _ _
FIRE INSURANCES
On inerchandlee generally.
On Storm, Dwellinglloll2B_n_it compANy
• •Agsvrs OF. TII
' • .."-November .1,
81(2 1 ,140 United Statea Five Per cent. Loan.
. ..... . ..... . .... ... $114,000 00
120,000 United * Staten Six per cent. 4 Loan.
h 231. . . ... 1241,500 00
MOW United .
Treneury Nowa. 214500 00
125,000 City of Philadelphia Six per cont.
Loan (exempte). .. .. : ...... 120,562 50
K 00) State of Pennsylvania Six per cent.
Loan . • . 54,700 00
44,003 State of Pennaylvinia Five per cent
L0an.............. ...... . .......... 44.,ew
00
50.0:0 State of Now Jamey Six per cent.
Loan 50,750 00
12.1,C00 Pennsylvania ItniiroadFiral Mortgage
ti per cent. tior.de.... .. . .... • ,:
20,14/O 00
6.0u0 I'ennvvlvania Railroad Second Alert
rage a per cent. lic.ndf.._ . .. . 24, 350 00
16,1a0 Weetern Pennsylvania Railroad . Six
per cent Bond.. (Penna. Ii 11. year.
ant, , e).. • . .. 20,750 00
t,( O JO State of Tenneekec Fivo per cent
hnu r . .... 19,000 !Al
7,40 State of. . 'Loam 1.02) 00'
rhartril rtrxk 6..rulantown Gan
Ceanpeny, principal and interest.
GGaranteed by the city of Philadei
-7,1b. rhe.:•ee 1 7 enneylva - iiia : P.,;lll. :
:cad Company.
'jot, ;t: rhareo etnek - North reune - ylvalda
Railroad (;ompan v . . ........ U0
its r .V. rlrhu... and .
Sci:tt..-17. Mail EteamYhcp Cowreny 20. 015 119
Loss' on llor.de and 7± ,. .14,71,7,84u,, Bret
lithe cn city prop urty • L. 0.100 (P
404/..,(.0_ , Par.
Cori 8.1 .00 Market value 81.070,iad 76
,7;.2,X.,
Gills Reci,:vshle rl:2ll7allefrf made
Eals.nce litle at Agencier--iterninme , t,n.
Pelicit,--Accred 1nt....^4.,At and other
det.ta d , e Company.... ..
S'e:ip and i.3lm_k ci rundry Ir.,,manco and other
C ., ' tot a 11..., Letinanted va1ue.........2.9Z0 00
Garb in ......
41,649 60
1131,44.321
'Thlz bring a new enterprise, the rat fil atiTane , l 46 % the
market value.
Tti our as C. Hand, IHenry Sloan,
John C. Davie, William G. Ilopitom.
Ed nand A. Souder,(Edward Darlington,
Theophrius. Paulding, 111. Jones Illooke,
John it Penrose,' d Lafoorcado.
James. Traquafr, Jacob P. Jonee,
Henry C. Dallett Jr., James R. M'Earland.
James C. ltand, .Joshua P. Eyre,
Win. C. Ludwig, Spencer .14'11N - erne. -..
I
Joseph 11. Seal, Jacob Riegel,
Georce G. Leiper, 'George W. Rernadon,
Hugh (;raist John R. Semple, Pittsburgh,
John I). Taylor, A. B. Berger, Pittsburgh,
Samuel E. Stokes, D. T. Morgan, Pittsburgh.
THOMAS C. BAND, President.
• JOHN C. DAMS, Vice Provident
nanny LILIIVEE. Secretary. delatuol
PROVIDENT LIFE AND 7.111.18 T COMPANY .01"
Philadelphia, - . .
No. 111 South FOURTH etroet,
.LNCORPOHATED. ad MONTH, I - c.".1d5865.
CAPITAL, *150,0.10 PAW IN.
Insurance on Liree, by Yearly Premiums; or by IS, 10 or
110-year premium?, Non-forfeiture.
Endowments ,payable at a future age,or on prior decorous
by Yearly Premiums, or 10-year Premiums—both
Nerpio.rfe
gr .u
Annuitiesan - Leg ?n favorable terms.
Term Policies. Childrensa Endowments. '
This Company, while giving the insured the ieenrityo
paid-ip Capital, will divide the entire Profits of the Lift
braginf44 among its Polity holders.
Moneys rectreed at interest, and paid on demand..
Authorized hy charter to execute Trurta, and to act
Executor er Administrator, Assignee or Guardian, ann In
f.d.:ciary capacities under appointment of any Court
of this Commonwealth or of any person for persons, or
brddee pouts or corTcrate.
DIRECTORS.
'Henry llainee,
T. WrEta.: Brown.
.Wrn. C. Long?t - eil,
'Will:lAm Hacker,
Ebnrlca F. Ccitin.
SEIPLEI", / ROWLAND PARRY,
Prede.Ent. actia:a.y.
TIB.),NAS WISTA D.. J. B. TOWNSEND,
(TAW, ExasLiner. Lefial Adviser
Farr Shirl,y,
;IflPl3 .
:2-1;R:d
YaLlazd
C()L - Nri FIRE INSURANCE COSIPANY.—OF.
iyse, tie. lit South Fourth etreet, below Cheetnu•"
Fire lt.,:.rance C , -.:T.11.ny of the County ofPlaila
del•, 1,1 a." Inecomorhted tv the Lerielatare of Pennell: aria
fit kr indemnity aga.ine. Ica or damage by ore, ex
ctuo:-. ay.
CIIARTF.R. PEFtPETUAL.
kr... v,
Mir 'ld sz.d reliable tretitution, with ample earital and
:r . r.F card:llly r d contimxi to mire
.n..t.:.;re,merebtiodiee, tsc.. eitber permaneirtly
c r h.:km:ea rune. r.gaimt t.re C: damage by tire, at the
letyee: rate* c.cattletera. with the at.colutri esfety of itir cr.&
Tr.k. -
1..c.., - ,:rtrd and raid with ad: roetible deipatch.
TORS.L'ZEEi
tair , Andrew IL Mille^.
&m et , M. Stenc,
rn. I Edwin L. licakirt.
i•-•T F.nbert V. Ma,tr3, - , Jr.,
C. 4 2.(:{,t) Mt.( r.e, I Mllrk.
CITAI-11.1:25 J. SUTTER, Prerident.
FT:r.::AXEN T, E( t3ecretary snd Mtge.:rm.
.11 , it3LT.A.NCE COMPANY OF P111.t.....A.D.E.L1
.1.
.PERPEL - AL.
0. :134, o; 'me L.xchemy e.
cAltiltmn to and inland Immrance COM•
fang th: area fr , in bete or dti..nnye by Fire, on liberal
ommihst.. me:chat:dike, trnitate, &.., for
mht.tcd prrichr, t.md ;.e....matio.m.Lly on thildinge by depoeie
he Comahy ;:hr been in cu.c ., ve [-permit's for more
:tht, , Which all thwet bay() been
T 7 . : hnd
, •
b .
-ere.„ hvid Lewa,
I r rt..tinf.
H. Power,.
, A.
2.tr: IV. Tidincnd Caktinon.
I: 9an.. - 10
Norrie.
I . 1N";:c.;11..E.R.E.Y, Pretiden4
r
OF
Nc. 134, Ncr. - .:n Filth etrert, near
1.. v the Lepikirtt=e cf Pe , n_arylvitni Cliar•
l't t- .:.; ilnf and Mal:o
tS'q:=i:aft,: C'..: PliViite
(Cowie and Nterchfaidite. oa
. _
P.PTTFe PTII.
dot T,
Ontin-T, l'icscr,,
, -Pr. L , ! el, ;but,
•• h
1,01/TA-1-,
or( RGE ERETY.
UN F..1,1 - 21.:;:E111.11;,G, Vlce Pr. ident
ITI7-14' t 3.
4 SILT-ICAN MUTUAL .I.NdiTILAN(:;FI COMPANY:,
.auttme r myna:is Dl:Acting, No. :I% Walnut etreet, Ma
rine Patti Inland Itaitrance2. Itittha taken en V,at.elr. Car
toes and Pt( ir.r.ta in all Darts Of the world, and on goods
on inland ttlmrportation on 17Cfre, amide, railroad[, and
ether ct..L.velar.ura :11.-Nzghout the United Stater.
WIT I AM CRAIG, Prkddent.
PETER Nice Pre:widen:.
7 mr,r.,, Seetetarr.
DIREUTORS.
Wiliam : T. Lovrber.
710 e l'e'74 j. jet:tern Brown.
Lallet., :It., S.aimal A. Rulon.
1 7 :illiarn 11. - Merrick, I Chat - lea Caurad.
Gillifm Dallett, EienyL.Llder.
Benj. W. Iticnaitt. e. Rodman Morgan,
Wm, M. Baird, PepiCkfill &ATTU.
110tIry 4.; rlfalOtt. Jalo
17Di r, Th, 4 . .t. .. , . E PENN.
ISTIRAF(. ;:- I(.LI3SIVELY Tn.
10 Bylvaniat Pire lneurance (tempera—lncorporated MS
—Muter Peletual—No. 510 Walnut etreet, oepoelte lade.
tendence Stlnl- 1. 0.
This Company, favorably known to the ton=
over forty yeast!, rontinuee to inure againet loee or damage
units' ter
ey fro, on Public or .F:ivatePaldinge, either permanently
or for a limited time, Alec, on Furrutora, st oo k e of Goody
and l'Aerot)anctirn ren craey. on liberal forma
Their Capital, together witn a large Surplus Fund, ha in
,roeted In a nmllleraroial manner, which enables them to
peer to `he Atoned an andommd locurity in the cake at
(01. Drado Smith, 3r., holm
lohn Dovorear.;:
1 Alexander itenemn„ :nomad t'imith,
.'4640.f. blazelhurrt, tiorry Lew)
I .1. Nillitmiturt roll
D
- Ili maw it,obita,t
Daniel Ezilt.oi k, ,1-
DANIEL FWET.E. a:, Fteolderei.
liihrtakad G. Wwywrrs., SOC.! ett.n..
aw; INBITILMICE com7ANY, NO. Citi CHEBT.NII7
.EI 'Arcot.
PHILADHLrfiIk.
IN.HE AND 7NLAI , ID 3145DHANDE., ,
D 11: 17115'01i.9.
Fronde N. Bnck j (In W. Evermark, .
Cbaidee Elohardeen. Robert B. Potter.
Xenry Lovria. ano. Hoilder,Jr..
Hobert Pearce. E. D. Woodraft.
Y. B. &lotto° taste. Stoked.
Goo. A. Wftel . 13013. D. Elliii,
FRANCIS N. BUCK. Preaidont,
tIBA. HICHAAD BON. 'V Joe Preidde
IN. IL EzdaistuALl). Eioaretarri
lII=I
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.-PHILADELPI. A, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1867.
~x~,nFtn:vu~.
DIREGTORd.
Geo. Valet
Alfred Filler, •
Fran. W. I.twie, M.
Peter McCall,
Thomar, Sparks!.
ItANCKER, Preeldmit.
J, Vire•Preddent.
etretary pro tem. fel
36,C01 nu
2.7,&.7 .0
INSURANCE.
MITE RELIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHIL
adelphia.
Incorporated in 1641. Chatter Perpetual.
Office, No. 948 Walnut street.
CAPITAL *Worn°.
Inanrea against lose or damage, by , FIRE, on Houses
Storey and otirer Buildings, limited or perpetual, and on
Furniture, Dodds,' Wares and Merchandiets in town or
country. t,
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
A eg _ . .. , .... ...• • . •Vel. l R 3 99
Inveeted the following Secu r i t ies.
s viz.:
First Mortgage on City Property, well secured..Bl2lAS) 00
United Statca Govenunerit Muir) ue
Philadelphia City 6 per cent. 1,0311/5.... ......... ra),IN6J CO
Pennsylvania igz,ooo,ooo 6 per cent. Loan.. 31,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Roills. feet and second
Mortgagee .. . ...... ~. . ......... ..... 2,5,01.10 tiO
Camden and Amboy Railr . oa&t.4mnpany's . 6
per
cent. , Loan .. ... .... . . (WOO 00
Philadelphia and Reading Rail, ead Comp . anyls
Lluntingdon and 81006 per cent. Loan d
TOT) 7 per eenl. mort
gage Londe.-- ~..... . ...... 4,560 00
County Fire Insurance doinpany'illtoc . k........ 1,050 00
1 , 4 echanice` Hank 5teek............. —•. • 4,000 00
Commercial Rank of Pennsylvania 5t0ck...... 10,tr0) OO
Union Mutual Insurance Company's Stock &ft 00
Reliance Insurance Company of Philadelphia's
Ca„th in Lank and on liana.. ................ 7,000 09
Wo;11) this date at market price...
PIIIECTORES
Clew. 'fingle . f, Benj. W. Tingley.
Wm.MIIPrO:r i It/Kuban Hill,
Samuel. Birimam. Cbarleg Leland,
It. L. Carew], Thomas 11. Moore,
balm F. Baker, , . Samuel Cagtner,
Wm. Stmengon, Alfred English.
James T. Young.
CLEM. TDIDLEY, Preildent.
TIMMAIS C. Him, Secretary.
Pill LAW'. Ll'll lA, December 1, 18691
jal.ttt,thAtf
FIRE ASSOCIATION OF P/lILADEI,
phia. Office, No. 84 N. Fifth street, Maw . -
F A peratad March i 7, 18111. Insure Buileingo,
ilouiahold Furtuture and 14erchandlise
tat generally, from Lone by Fire On the City of
Philadelphia only.)
- :T. , Statement of the /Wets of the Amociation
published in compliance with the provieiona of an Act of
Aasembly of April sth, 1842.
Bondi and on Property in the City
. .
of Philadelphia 'only ... .
Ground Rente (in rhiradelph . la only)
Real Eetate.
U. 8. Government (1-20)
U. 8. Treazury
Gash • in • bank's-- ....... , .....
TRUSTEES.
Wm. IL Ilamilten..... Levi P. Coats,
John Sander, Samuel Sparhawk,
Peter A. Reyeer, Charleaf'. Bower,
John Philbin, Joeee Lightfoot,
John Carrow, Robert Shoemaker.
George I. Young, Peter Ariabrmter.
Joiteph It. Lynda%
NVII. IL HAMILTON, President,
SAMUEL SPARILAVVIC, Vice Preeident.
WM. T. BUTLER. Secretary - -
AMERICAN ELItE INSURANCE COMPANY, INCUR.
Yorated Thlo.---(lharter perpetual.
No. :flu WALNUT street, above Third, Philadelphia.
}laving a large paid-up Capital Stock and Surplus In
verted in round and available Securities, continue to In.
sure on dwellings, eterce, f urnit:ire, merchandise, veiteela
In port, and their eargot,r, and (tile: i.en.cn2l propelt•
All lorries liberally and promptly ari.r.ated.
DIRECTORS.
Thornite R. !Mani'. I .Tamer It. Campbell.
John Wel-P, I:dromM G. Lutilh.
Patrick }Wady. Chalice W. Poultney,
John T. Lewis, lerael Morrie,
John P. i'etheriil. _
TEIOMAS Fi. 31APJS. President.
Ar. 1:11 - H1 C. L. Cr../..WrOtD. Secretary.
A N'FfiItACITE IN SUP.ANCE :2'A VI.—CIIAItTEA
PERPETI.:AI
- N0..11 WA LN CT rtree.t, above Third. Philad'a.
Will in. , ire 2.11,ainL4 Love or Drin.nFe by Fire, en Bill&
Inro, either r, , rr vially er f: iin-ited tape,
Furnithre abd rderehandi.,9 generally.
Air°, : Marine Ineurance on v en rp,oef and freiglita:
Inland Insurance to ail pirri of tho Union.
Lit ORS.
Peter Sieger.
.T.
Win. F. 11,, , .11,
John ICe'elLau.
John It.
ESIIEJS. Preeident.
1. DEAN. Vic,: President.
Wm. Filer.
D. L.AI).-r;
Le,NVir
John It. 131akiet.op,
l'earegn,
wm. M. Ruiru. Secret4u-v.
FOR SALE.
Coal or Lumber Yards, Foundries, &c .
FOR SALE—A LAI:GE LOT OF GROUND,
SW:IDEA:ST CORNER uy TWENTY-SECOND AND
HAMILTON STREETS. •
SII ant 6 inches front, by R5O feet deep.
A. 11. CARVER & CO.,
LINTH and riLBERT st 4.
S. W. car
r.IU APITALISTS THOSE DESIRING
NVater Power.--Attention r. called to the Hale of the
"..Fanit of the late Riehard Smethurst, which will be
cold on Saturday, the sth of Oetaer next. at t 5 o'clock
P. M., at the Addian Queen Motel, in Wilmington, Del.
The farm is situate about live mike northweat of
Wit
t on the Lancaster turnpike, adjoining the
Brandywine SpringB and Fell's epics mils. It to well
watered, Red Clay creek nmning through ft, en witch
thire i< a good water.power..haying a fall of seventeen
feet. '1 he land i 9 first quality, with two .entire eels of
huildinge, containing ? , :h!fikt :Yitacree, thirty oI which id
tut ath,W,
A diagram of the water power and laud will be ex
hihitrri at the ..ale...
- . .
For fur tht , r partictirzo. apply to
JOIIN B. SQUIRES
2.-7) South Fourft
in mit ,ALE-II f:ST•CLASS OW ELLINGz..
!-. , 50 Franklin etreet.
" No. AIN North Seventh street.
No. 1fr.17 Delaney p1a.0e.. -, •
No. 41n Knuth kif trout!) street.
No. *...31.0 Lombard krret.
'tore and dsvel inF 705 South ;• , ,rond , •t op
2112 I )e.l.anc , , place. Apply to COPP L:CK JOIZDAN,
Walnut !.troct.
NVEST 11 . 1.1T111 ):KEN STIZEET, \ •
A Ind.ue dotible ;u..d•-rn
containing fwirtern roont,,
rice of ua~h . rrrtu. l'nntrY, rod
and conveniericee. Lct lu9
trout b.. 21.; foot d , ,p, bea , !txfully
mrrt , 4 ; ‘l , O, ,t3porier ertrp. t
n. f..r dc4ired. J. M. GUM M J.:
)`.s, \\*.tinlit -t tet.
~ .ST PI I LADELPif
„,, ,L.. d, .eFid, e”ntaininq 11
'"- .11,, Srraft , If l'orty•
‘-tr. nd. 1— 7.1 d :11 t'Orl , frlir'll ,, 1,,,, - en , of,
•Lr:L I!liant , :d C:loir 02 t•hrttobe
‘!:021. :ud - :rt.. 1.0: Il l 1e. , : by lrht
;r, , , (1-4,1. 1.
r •STII
OY
• sv. vv vcut,....-nth :Ind -.' win ,
ey, ntainuir
Lrld i.ll tnu. conv..nienc, , . 1 4 tir-t-ch-
C:, K 1
N h I-Arer
'JP. D.\ la-- A .11A , a)641ME STON:
b and anithed tar.. le'a.aa in a
7 ad„„Jan F. jydl.l--.5Z , " 11 OICV. liltnl.e I/PW
I..li.ttti inti..rll7r4c de4d,i.nad. .
-1 Nea itl/4l luta
. and in Fe, U,
Pt— , in•ar J.
r. )NS. Wain :t ,t7ret
r_ . SALE- A nittEr-sD /KV D', ELLING.
wilt! buildtnp , , N.. n
NY)t,l tiirect.(,ry tlwq•Ding to rt -,.., T.
All aud
r, Apply ,1')1:13.1::,,
:11r:
EXCHAN(.II:.---). ,, fit SALE--.t.
modern Nat:4.7,i ft
" croilnit Fittirtb! on Si.rt:c. ,trectotc....."
Hillitdcll.lll:‘,m xvill.l)..excii.tiicsd for
city li - ci , crty. 34. GU3I I .IEY 151/IN:t,
FOR SALE.-ELEGANT NEW RE6IDENCE,
No. 2,12'2 SPRUtfE STREET 3
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMP.:NTS.
3LIELE. BROTHER J.-. CO.,
254.4) STREET.
WES'r PIItLADELPHIA—FOR SALE— A LA ROE
1.1.111. k Strqw MalWioll, imitable tor jll.titll:
Lnt Ground-I:ofeet froirt..by.l7s feet. d.op.
Situate on tho nofth , z,t corner of ThirtSAlinth and L
co:t ,tro, (;1'. 1 .131"EY t SONS, 5...3 Walimt
FUR SALE—TWo NEW HOUSES, WALNUT
m lane, filth and eiath 'loupes. wept, of Adam
Germantown, Apply to A. W. RAND,,12,1 North
Sixth &tract. Phi je2.741)
rN; t 4 E T.,
1 .. .7 yer.r4. on tin iett,ovorf.. t I :He,
H0L , 61: s Norlh NINTH S'..:!e, t.
HENRY
4•L'.l
; '
J, SI.:;f:EANT
No. ,tr.2et.
1 - RMANTQWN—FOR RENT—A HAMMON:.
clo . ark r..vidc nee, with every city couvoiivn.!
Nviosai.,Jwar thi, railroad Sera
, j. 31. C1. 7 .:',1.N11.1." Walnut rtrcCt.
To ECNT. VIN T: 1.1}'.61:.111,Y SECOND
;! Thi:d 7:7 t tog,:ther
t• t 162 31int.
1 , 11( :ES ro): 'CENT- NONE 1\101:1 , 11)1 slil:l6t,h;
D
in. -51'2;111:C Lgi.nte. Firt floor t;29 NV 91
mgt i.tEet , •;. ocStf
Veik:LS 'l . O LET IN I:AS'l' PENN BUILDING,
42cInatf,,t:cct. Arrly to S. E. 1114.;AY, .09 Walnut
etrect. ec2•w w f 15t;
TO LET. -7 , ,v0 :)11 . 1(.,:Ei,:,111:sr FLOOR, AT NO. 22 , 3
South ocl-.1t4
rpo LET.—THE ELEGANT SECOND-STORY ROOM,
.1 S. E. corner Severn andCiuostnnt ea - cobs—now occu
pied by e.. GOULD.
Air°, fromo.,tober tho premires now occupied by
EDWARD 3`, KELLEY, 613 Chertnut rtreet. Addreos
EDWARD T 1.3 i'llemtnut E. tree. aa23-tf
19W ANT:II-.A J.i..Y SI:V!..NTEL:I`I YEA Ili OLI). TO
Y Y 41,,HiHt M tho co'tutinp.n, '.1:1 lit :: largo zahmliar,:cry.
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A dclr..Pri in liuml...trit in.: ,I applicant, boa. "0 'hihminl.
gill in Vont Ot.le,
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fnr a family of tilr.ie, im childron, in t1Awc,..1.1.:l I :
01 tlll)eity. A ililre€. T. ',lin .01 - 1 , a. cc 1 ,:.....
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12 - WM:ULM •PO fiIDIASI4—A 13011 SE, ON
, a ntreet, of Broad, an,' Etvot of Eir'ltoonth
" HtroetH. l'ovlivosina <lp>tl lit. Addtctif lio. 110. 1,
Rtn.t.vroi gttlting priffi).
copAirruEnssiTii.s
ribern larder the ram reurien 0r, 1 14. 1 .NtA Son NIeCOLLIN
4,30. and GAUSI3, McrUOLLIN d.; D MOU, le hereby die
'wive(' by muted con.eni. The buninens will be &Ailed
and clortd at No; 54)1Calowbill Etreat
0020.f,m,w,60
$398,145 62
$411,364 17
. D 3,148 31
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. 6, 0 40 00
. 44,652 56
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IiIoCOLTAN.
E. GAUSE 4
d DANIEL .04,0 V,
NUEDIIVAtte
A YEWS CHERRY PErTHIAL, I'Ol DISEASES DIP
TIII; THROAT AND I.I'NGS. SITU AS “017G118.
cOLDS, \V II OO I 'IM;C 4 .II:I.III,ERONCIII.TI6,ASTIDIA.
AND CONSID11"11014.
l'robtdilx never hefore in the n hole lii?fery of inedichn:,
lima anything (von eu widely and on deeply upon the conh.
dance of tininkind, ns thia e eellent, remedy for iodine.
nary complaiiita. Through a long rerica of years. and
among ninct of the iflei l er 711141 it lIITH risen higher and
higher in their tadiluittien, ae it has ibielllllo 'fetter known.
11 illiiiollll CiinViiettl' :111(1 POIVer t i ellrli the veriona
nf
fi•etiona of the Lanza and throat, have made it known fie a
reliable protector aruli t them. While adapted to milder
torwe of dieenre and to .y,mig children, it Vint the . ratite
time the limit effectual remedy that can bo given for in.
elpit nt comounption, and the dangerolta alleetion , of the
throat and hinge. An a pro% sudden ;dtacka
of ('coop, it ohould be P.ei t on hand in c.. - ery tutilly, and
indeed Oil all are eninef in), ...abject colds and coughs,
all should lie provided with this antidote for thein.
Although reified (:'omor,, , p/;an la thought incurable,
still great 1111111hvrii It ca,a. where the d foaio. , ecunal
Fettled. have hcen completely cored. and the patient IT.
H 6111 1 ,1 health lej the Cieqrty r , •efoca/. 80 com
plete i I ih; needery ov,r the t1i,r41.1 , of that Laing , and
Throat, that the lino 01,finate of them yield to it.\\ - heat
nothing eke could reach them, under the Cheery l'ectural
they mith-rde and di,appear.
1.4 (1101 I ' , !btilt ,Ytc . tor. , ,-... , 1 find great protection
from it.
:kilo dirt it alway. , relieved and often wholly cured by it,
Brodebitt.4 la generally ,mod by taking the C/v.'reti i'cc
toott iu ofnall anfl frequent
S. 14 , nerallY are it , I irtne+ known that tvo 'wed not
polflielt the certificate.; of thew hero , or do loon e than
ff ,, tire the pu blic that it , , fllllllll, are luny ipaintninvd.
AYER'S A (0 : 1 % CI 10% rol: rEvER AND AGIT. IN.
, .
ci I Li, FUNl:i:ur.'urr.
TENT FEVER. DUMB AGIT. Di 01:
mLiors FEVER. NWIN In:En TUG AD.
FE( TIONS 11:0M. MALAyOUS,
MARSH. 01:111.1SMATII; POISONS.
. . .
An its name intpliep, it does C,re,and does not fail. Con
taining neither Aiyente, Quinine. llinineth, Zinc, nor any
other mineral or poisonowOrtileTtance whatever, it in no
wise injure. any patient. 'I he number and importance
of it , cores in the ague districts are literally beyond ac
count, and we believe withont a parallel in the Instory of
Aglii% Ira diCinC. 0111" Pride 1,, gratified by the acknowl-
I 1;011.110 we receive of the radical cures effected in ob
stinate capes,and where other remedien had wholly failed.
Unacelintated peremn., either resident in, or traveling
thronph inla,natic localitico, will be protested by taking
the AG CI: CiLIE
For LIVER COMPLAINTS, ariPing from torpidity of
the Liver. it is an excellent remedy, cumulating the
Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorder' sad Liver Complaints, it in an ex.
cellent remedy,producing many truly remarkable cure,,,
vi here other medicines had in ih-d.
Prepared by C. Ai1. 7 .1 ., : &;! .a
C 0.,, Prp.c:tir , s . 11 an Ann
lytlcal Übeniirtr, ~
La round 11ie
P . l:feß, :41.00 " •
T. M. MARili& CO., Philadelphia, Wholesale
w ly
IPAL I lENTAL,LINA.—A SUPERIOR ARTICLE FOR
• cleaning the 'I ettli. daostreying animalcula which in
them, giA ing tone to the gene., and line ing a feeling
iffnigrunc , ,:ml perfeet in the month. It
may he timed daily, and will be found to etrengthen weak
end bleeding g:1111., %%bile, thin aroma and fletersivenePri
will reCollilliend it to fr.*Oy C , 11 , . Being conn.e, , ed with
the ivolptane,• the Dentiet.l'llydeianii and Microscopimt,
it ix C011fithm1111:,. ' , tiered a , a Tel ealiqitute for the un
certain wavier: formerly in voene.
Eminent 10 nti+tp, with ,OTlatitt:l , lltM of
the Dcntallina, ad‘oeme ite ewe; it eouteims nothing to
Fr... Neat eta en: , -trained employment. \ lade only by
.1A.311:6 'l'. SHINN, kpotheeary,
. . Ifr. , ad and ci rico , treete.
Drlregi-t4 Yencrallr, and
• Brown. ID, L. Stec-:t!•
Co., t 1 ) ,,i,,
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I-aac li. Has,
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Ed-cord PmeTrt- I!, I lame , . N. Mar...
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(I,i, aid all ha t.tirita eof t bl , _^d. Niue
gen,:ineit?, it eh. rieal..thre if ,
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n the label. Prineipal 1) -lot,
:ill North Ninth etrr
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NTII2I.LI" 1:1;1,1.1LE-111.11)6 ,, 1:11()Nt;1.11L
Jor thy , e , Agb , , bun,
chid, And ..f head I,r,r-t.
ringers :q3(l Llinatf . Pre wilt b, er.Ltlv benetirt d by
1?-ing Prep:act! only LAN' AsTER Z.
PhaT:nact N. I:. ~ o rm, r A. ell mild T. nth.
l'or -ale by .iobn. ,
Coy. reIFT:IIIN.
LUMBER.
1 LZI •. 7 SELD WHITE PINE.
1( . ItOA I:1)S AND PLANE.
3 and 4-114,41, •
CHOP I: PANEL AND FIRST c4)NIMf4N, 10 feet lout;,
4-4. ,4. 4;4. awl 4-Inelt..'
ULE BROTI k
* No. 270) - 1.11 Street.
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• 4-4 ('AR' 'LINA FLOORING.
•.-4 CAROLINA FLOORIN(:.
,LELAWARE FLOORING:
-4 DELAWARE FLOORING.
ASI I FLOORLN4:.
• IVALNUT FLOORING.
,PRUCE FLOORINO,
STEP BOARDS,
RAIL PLANK, •
;
I'LASTERIN44- LATII
MACLE, rt CO.,
No. f_.',ol South ,tn•ct
COOPER SHINGLES.
No. 1 CEDAR 1..(.:8 AND
No. I CEDAR. DIGS AND 141sTs.
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? 0- 1 Dt!..TAKERS!
LumisEit FOl NDERTAKERS!
(TEAR, wAI.Nt MAIP \ NV,
GEDAR, WALNUT, MALIQUANI:.
31.4 ULE,
'I ;.'.4/' tP7 -ALBANY L 474 BER OF ALL KINDs
k/ I . ALBANY LI'MBEIt 44C ALL ]ANDS.
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SEASONED WALNLT.
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ROSEWOOD AND IVA LN'UT VEN1:1;1: , 4
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MACLE. BROTHER ‘ 4 .: CO
1 k..,;(- 1-/ 1, I,:icAlt- B.)\ \IANUFAt. cUREI:s.
1' , I . MATILIFAcTi!IIERS.
Ell.\1: 1%-I'..)A , DS •
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2.0.1:WAY Sf_'‘NTUNC.
.71.1.! i;1;.11111:1;
LES; SIIT.N.N3 LES' -IN Gr,F.AT VA:',iETY AND
chefte tr!oc:lng and 7!neing, r. , e , )rted
v. jug. P.n ticalar attvn - .im to lumber
h.ntnnit CA .I.:N L - LtitiltlNG AT
1.. 'WEST c:-.
NI(.I.L(...I_3')N'S, Seventh
Ed Carpenter rtret eel 2u
REDDING, FEATHERS, A:C.
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1, , all.li. BEDS AND 11.kiR MA Ei
TRSES• RENO
Factor/
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THAVELEKS I GUIDE.
PIILLADELPiIIA AND ERIE
kg,I4TIME 'l`A.
Direct
tween Philadelphia, Baltimore. Ilarriablirg. IVilliarne
p.,:rt and the Great Oil Region of Penceylvauia.—Elt , gar.t
dßering Cars on all Nigh?. 'frame.
end alter MONDAY, April :19th, the Trains cn
the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad will /lin icliewer"
WESTWARD.
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia 7.a.1 P. M.
" 4.30 A. M.
" acrivee at Erie .. 4.h P. M.
Ex; rea leaveaPhilaiclphin Noon.
14 46 14
...... i 45 P. M.
arrives at Ede.. ...... IC.OO A. M.
Elmira Mail lehves ................ e,.th) A. M.
" " Willia mgport:... ........ . 6.4.5 P. N.
" anicce P.t Lock II /Wen. .. ......... ‘ . ..41.0 P. M.
• • EASTWARti. • • -
. M.
:....... . 1(1.19 I'. 91.
" arr. at Philadelphia 7.&.! :1.
I:rie EY - 13'a leavca ...... ................. 5.41 p. M.
'•
.•"
Et Ph iladf)lplu a............ ...... 1.00 P. 31
.17.! r.iraMaille (t' Leek 7.13 A. 31.
" " IViiL an - 9ra,a • A. 31.
" arr. at..... M.
Eq creC,,)lll; :hailiraine e;• ......
Par:engtr:t , leavinv Philadelithia nt
% , .i.ll , l., * arrive at 6.4,3 A. and Oil City :It
A. )1.
l'Eladelphia. at 7.CJ P. N., 5:7;V eat Oil City at !
(.'P. M..
All r.":4lfle. ell 'War:ell and Franklb hail ay mal.oclaeo
City with and
I'7.ruit. Cute. Eaci!agt: eched th!ougli.
Al FLi L. Tvu:n,
GariciilSur,diuterdaut.
LIAERE I iVik I A D L EL P ll l 2 ALT Se M n it o E r
Arzargemento. On and after Saturday
Jane lot, Ihl7 the Tutus will lance Philadelphia. from the
Dc-I - ot of tilt) Weitt Cheater A:. Philadelphia It ailroad.comer
of l'itirty-ilret and Chertnut etrcetz,(Weiit Philada.),at 7.15
0., M., and 4.0 P. M.
Leave ltioing Sun, at 1.15, and Oxford at tletl A. M., and
atford at 3.21 P. M.
A Market 'Praia. with Passenger Car attached, will ran
n T . acodayo and Fridays, leaving the, tilting San at 11.15
A. at., Oxford at Mtn M., and Kennett at 1.00 P. 51, con.
o :lathe;
it Vied Charter artnetion with a Train for Phila.
thiphla. OuWi.duerdaye and Saturdays. trains leave Phi
bdelphla at, lila P, rim through to Oxford.
The Train leaving Philadelphia at 7.15 A. M. connects at
Oxford with a daily Line of Stages for Peach Bottom, in
Lgueatter comity. Returning, leaves Peach Bottom to
connect at Oxford with the Afternoon Train for Philadel
phia Th . 4,,
The Train leaving Philadelphia at 4.5 J P. M. rune to
Rising bun, Md.
Paesougeni eildweel to tako NVenring Apparel only, as
naive re. eo d the Company will net in any ease he reaper:
tate for ea amount exceeding ono hundred dollars, unless
Ppe , !,Ll contract be made ler the ensue.
mlita HENRY WOOD. (Imam Sinn.
17,- na tr e r sd ! .. " it t e ' en D ,4 o lo77.l --,. . tv o l f m stltha " i:Ctrx
Travel to NEW yultiC ansi LONG
BlIANL:11.
FARE TO NEW YOUIC, 1.2 J.
FARE TO Li )2;.t ir,a l A N
ENO:RS 10.1 TICKET S LONG BRANCH, good for
WOrk, $3
'll wit:bortt change of can., to Loin Branch, in
ar U.!: AND A IiALP HOURS.
On and after Monday., May 13th, 1507. the Expre es a ce
will ioLve Philadelphia from Vine Street Ferry at 7.45 A.
5L Returning, leave blow York from Her al, foot of
Linar.o street, a 1115 A. M., and Long Brancliatllss
The Saturday 4.15 P. 31. train :or Long Branch is die.
c , nt:D'7ril..
FAST FREIGHT IJNB 1011 NEW YORK,
Freight left at the Warehotuse,No. 820 North Delaware
avenue, before o'clock P. M., will mirk Flew at
ew -York e, •
next morning. •
• Eatee _low. and quick time tuliformly made. '
Freig4.Traihleavesetioperee Polnlat IiSO A. 1".•
Tickets-or New York and Long Brandi eau 1104 0 eUred.
at the cube of the PhiladelPhla-LeookiEsPrees PanYl
CRIPMAN. Alen32olorth POnwarn avenue.
WWI XY$ 13:147=E:i c9...tietter.
TRAVELERS' ()VIDE.
QUICKEST TIME ON RECORD.
26 Hours to Cincinnati
via Pennsylvania Railroad Pan Handle.
7 1.2 BOUM LESSTILI7IE
than by competing lines.
Passengers taking 7.3 e P. M., arrive in Cincinnati next
evening at lOM P. M.; 213,;51 hours. Only one night On
onte.
The Celebrated palace State Room Sleeping Can run
through from Philadelphia to Cincinnati.
Pasiengers taking the 12 M. and 11 ?. M. trains reach
Cincinnati and all points West and South one train in ad
vance of all other routes.
To secure the unequaled advantages of this line be par.
Heider and ask for tickets "Via Pan Handle," at Ticket
Office. N. W. canivr Ninth and Chestnut streets, and
Depot, West Philadelphia.
JNO. DURAND, General Superintendent.
J. F. SCULL, General Ticket Agent,
mv2•tt JNO: H. MILLER, General Ai
READING RAILROAIi--
KIEJEFOR GREAT TRUNK LINE from Phila
delphia to the' interior of Penneylya.
nia, the Schuylkill, Susquehanna, Cumberland and
Wyoming Valleye, the North, Northwest and the Canadae,
Winter Arrangement of Paseenger Trains, S.pt. 3il, leo ,'7
leaving the Company's Depot. Thirteenth and Callowhill
streetc, Philadelphia at the following hours:
BIORNINO ACCOMMODATIONS. At 7.30 A. M. for
Reading and all intermediate Stations.
. . .
Returning, leaves Reading at 6.3 t) P. M., arriving in
Philadelphia at 9.10 P. M.
MORNING EXPRESS.—At 8.16 A. M., for Reading,
Lebanon, Hanisburg, Pottsville, Pine Grove, Tamaqua,
Sunbury, Williamsport, Elmira, Rochester, Niagara Falls,
Buffalo, Allentown, Wflkesbarre, Pittston, York, Carlisle,
Chamberaburg, Hagerstown. &c.
This train connects at Reading with the East Penn-
Wvania Railroad trains for Allentown, die. ; and with the
Lebanon Valley train for Iltuvisburg, &c.; at Port Clinton
with Catawissa P. R. trains for Williamsport, Lock Haven,
Elmira, &e.; at Harriaburg with Northern Central, Cum
berland Valley, and Schuylkill and Susquehanna trains
for Northumberland, Williamsport, York., Chamberaburg,
Pinegrove,
AFTERNOON EXPRESS—Leaves Philadelphia at 3.80
P.M. for Reading, Pottsville, Harrisburgh, dre.. connect
ing with Reading andpolumbia Railroad traiMe for- Cob'
canbia, &c.
POTTSTOWN. AOCOMODATION.—Leaves Pottstown
at &IS A. N., stopping at intermediate abalone; arrives In
Philadelphia at 11.08 A. M. Returning, leaves Philadelphia
at A. 5.5 P. M. •, arrives in Pottstown at 8.00 I'. M.
ACCOMMODATION—Leaves Reading at
7.80 A. 51., stopping at all way stations; arrives in Phila.
dolphin at 10.15 A. M.
Returning, leaves' Philadelphia at 5.00 P. M.; arrived in
Reading at ,AS P. M.
Trains for Philadelphia leave Harrisburg at 8.10 A M.
and Pottsville at 645 A. M.. arriving in Philadelphia at
4.00 P. 31. Alto coon trains leave Harrisburg at 2.10 P. M.
and Pottsville at 2.45 P. IL; arriving at Philadelphia at
1.45 P: M.
Harrisburg accommodation leaves Reading at 7.15 A..5L
and Harrisburg at 4.10 P. M. Connecting at Reading
with Afternoon Accommodation south at 8.30 P. M.
arriving in Philadelphia at 9.10 P. M.
Market train, with a Passenger car attached, leaves!
Philadelphia at 12.45 noon, for Pottsville and all Way
Stations; leaven Pottavillo at TA. H., for Philadelphia and
ail Way Station?.
All the above trains run usilv, Sundays excepted.
Sunday trains leave Pottsville at 8.,00 A. M., and Phila.-
delphis. at 3.15 P. 51. ; Icavo Piniadelphia. for Reading at
Ltgi,jl,. 11.. returning from Reading at 4.25 P. SL
-.C."IIESTER VALLEY RAILROAI.).-Pusenacrs for
Downingtown and intermediate Points take the 7.30 A.M.
and 5.00 P. Si. train,. from Philadelphia, returning from
Dowriugtown at tile A. 51.. and 1.00 P
NEW YORK EXPRESS. FOP. PITTSBURGH AND
THE WEST.-Leaven New York at 9 A. 31, 5,00 and 8.00
P. 51., pia-sing Reading at 1, A. IL, 1.50 and 10.00 P. M.,
and connect at Harrisburg with Pennsylvania, and North
ern Central Railroad Eapresn Trains for Pittsburgh, (;hi.
coca. Williamnrort. Elms a. Baltimore, 42c.
Returning, Express Train leaven Harrinburg, on arrival
of Penusvlya pia Express from Pith:burgh, at 3 and 8.40
A. P .51 ..passina Reading at 4.49 and 10.30 A.M. and
4.20 lo.P.M.arriving at New York 10.10 A.M a and..4.4o
and 5.50 P. H. Sleeping Care accompanying these trains
through between Jersey City and Pittsburgh. without
change.
Mail train for New York leaves Itirrieburg at 2.10 P. H.
Mail train for Harrisburg leaves New York at 12 Noon.
SCIIUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
Pottsville at 7, 11,10 A. M. and 7.15 P. M. returning from
Tamaqua at 7.35 A. M., and 1.40 and 4.1515 M.
SCHUYLKILL AND SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD.-
Trains leave Auburn at 7.50 A. M, for Pinegrove and Har
risburg, and at LSOP. H. for l'inegrove and Tremont; re
turning from Harrisburg at 3.20 P.M. and from Tremont
at 7.26 A. M. and &We. P. M.
TICKETS.—Through Bret-clace tickets and emigrant
tickets to all the principal points in the North and West
and Canadaa .
iliCM'iriOnT ikets from Philadelphia to Reading and
Intermediate . tatione good for day only. are sold by
Morning Accommodation, Market' , Train. Reading and
Pottstown Accommodation Trains at reduced rates.
. . _ .
Excursion Tickets to Philadelphia good for day only are
sold at Reading and Intermediate Stations by Reading
and Pottstown Accomodation Traits at reduced rates.
The following tickets are obtainable only at the Office
of S. Bradford, Treasurer, No. 277 South Fourth street,
Philadelphia or of G. A. hicolLs, General Superintendent.
Read.
Comm ing utation Tickets at 26 per cent. discount, between
any points desired, for families and firms.
Mileage Tickets,, good for 2,ooo , milee, between all points,
at ea EA each, for families and firms.
Season Tickets, for three; six, nine or twelve months,for
holders only, to all points at reduced rates.
Clergymen residing on the line or the road will be fur.
sashed with cards, entitling themselves and wives to tick
ets at half-fare. _
Excursion Tickets from Philadelphia to principal eta.
lions, good for Saturday, Sunday and Monday, at reduced
fare, to be had only at the Ticket Office, at Thirteenth and
Callowhill streets.
PREIGIIT.—Goods of all descriptions forwarded to all
the above uoints from the Company's Now Preight Depot.
Broad and Willow streets.
. . .
Freight Trains leave Philadelphia daily at 5.50 M..
1L45 noon. and 6 P. 3L, for Reading, Lebanon, Harrisburg.
Pottsville, Port Clinton. and all points beyond.
' Mails close at the Philadelphia Post,ollice for all places
on the road and its branched at 5 AL M.. and for the prin
cipal Stations only at 2.L5.P. 31.
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON
AND ,BA_LTI3IOREJRAILROAD—
TIME LlBLE.—Commencing.Mon
day. , Sept, 1E47. Trails will leave 'Do,' of, corner of
Bread street and Washington avenue, as follows:
Way.mail Train, at 6.30 A. M. (Sundaya excepted), for
Baltimore, stopping at all regular station. Connecting
with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington for Crisfield and
intermediate rtatizza.
Expreas tinin at 12. , ).11.1. (Stuidays extorted) for Bai•
timer° and IVaohington.
Exprees Train at 130 P. M . . (Sundays excepted), for Bal.
timere and Wathington, etcpping at Cheeter, Thur
Lir.wcod, Claymont, Wilre.ington, Newport, Stanton,
Newark, Elktou, Norttatiazt, Charleeton, Perryville,
Havre-de•Grace, Aberdeen. Perrymen'a., Edgowood,
Magnolia, Ch zoo's and Stemmer'e
Night Erpre.a at 11.01 P. m. (daily) for . Baltimore and
Washington. (:orneee at. Wilmingtekl (Sat:inlay - a
red red) with Delawa:e B. R. lino, .
otopping at New
l'f.-11c, Middleton, Clayton. Dryer, Harlington Seaford,
Salisbury, Prince:a Anne and connecting at Crlefield
with boat to: l',...tte:ZE r.: oe, Norfolk. Portemouth and
the South.
Paraengere for Fo.rlze..m Mon.r4e and Nor olk via Balt!.
mote will take the Train. Via Criettield will
take t. 1 1 ,? 11.0 f)
Wilmington Trains steering at all stations between
Philadelphia and Wilmington •
Leave Philadelphia at LIY.I, 4. 21. !tile and 11. SO (daily)
P.M. The 4.30 P.M.train connects with the Delaware Rail
road for Milford and intermediated:alone.' Thu d.e) P.M.
Maier:An. to New Castle
Leave 'Wilmington 7.N end.')) A. !I. and 1.00 and
daily) P, M.
From Baltimore to Philadelphia.—Leave Baltimore 7.t5
A. M., Way Maul. P.?,5 A. M., Erpreea. 115 P. M., Ex.
press- 6.35 P. M. F.xprers. 8.55 P. M. Express,
SUNDAY TRAINn FROM BALTIMORE, leave Balti
more at tLSS P. M., step ping at Havre de Grace, Perryville
and Wilmington. Alen ttopii at NortMEast, Elkton-and
Newark to take passengers for Philadelphia, and leave
parseugc• - s from Washington cr Baltimore, , and at
Chester to leave pastengers gram Waahington or Balti
more.
Through tickets to all points West, South and Southweet
may be procured at Ticketoilice, Cheetntit Etruet,under
Continental Hotel, were r.leo•tato Rooms and Bertha In
con !)J tee ured o.l7ring the day. Persons
purchiving roe t this Mao can Transfergage
checked at thtirdei:ce oy the Union Com
pany.
H. F. KENNEY, Superintendent.
WEST CHESTER. AND PHILA.
DELPIIIA RA IbRIM_P. VIA ME.
DIA. SUMMER ARR G
ANEMENTS.
On and after MONDAY, .ltine 3lth, - trains - will
leave Depot, Thiny.iiret and Cbeitnut Etreeto,_ as follows:
Trains leave - Philadelphia for West Cher
for rt 7.15 A. M., 11,1) A. 51., 430, 4.1 E, 4.50, 7.00 and 10.30
Leave t': et' Cl:crier fcr Philadelphia, from Depot on E.
Mml:ot CIE, 7.11, 7.30 and 10.45 A. M., 1.55, 4.50 and
130 P.M.
Trains leaving Wert Chetter at 7.31 A. 31and leaving
Philadelphia at 4.te P. M., will tiop at B. C. Junction
and Media only.
YReeeng,.! . .^s to er from ectationu between West Che,der
and B. C. Junction going Ilaet, will take trains leaving,
Wert Chester at 7.15 A. M., end going West will take train
leaving Philadelphia. at 4.1:.,; P. M., and traneter at B. C.
Jenction. .
Leaves PhiladAphla fey Media at 5.20 P. M.
Leavy lila at 11.4 d P. NI.--etoppidg at
all rtatione.
Trains leaving Philad lila at 7. 15 A. M. and 4.50 P. M.,
e
and leaving Wet Ch , r at. 7.&) A. M. and 4.50 P. NI. ,con.
meet at 13. C. Juuctio Nth Trains on the P. and 13. C. R.
N. for Oxford and int rinediate points.
ON SUNDAYS—Leave Philadelphia at 6.00 A. N. and
Lai P. N.
Leave \Vest Cheater 7.95 A. M. and 5.00 P. M.
The Depot is reached directly by the Clicetnut and
Walnut street care. There of the Market street lino run
within one square. The care of both 111.10.1 connect with
each train upon its arrival.
On Sundays the Market erect cars leave Front and
Market streets tbirtytive minntes before each Train
leaven the depot, and will connect with each train on
arrival. to carry passengers into city.
Hlr - Passengers are allowed to take wearing apparel
only as 73aFpage, and the Company will not, in any cue,
be responsible for an amount exceeding one hundred dol.
lan, Linker special contract L 4 Genear
BENRY WOODralSuperintendent
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&MEM CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC
RAILROAD I
31ANUE OF lIOURS.
FALL ARRANGIOIENTS.
On and after TI I 1122 DAY, 2ertenaber 12th, 1857, trains
will leave as follows:
Atlanitc . I . c.COnintedaFion irow Vice street
wharf.
k'reight, With pabeenkcer.car attached.... M.
Junction Accommodation to Jackson and Inter.
mediate Ftat ßET ions
URNLNO—LEAVE ATLANTIC:S SO P. - 4
Mail.. . . . .. . ......... 3.42 P M.
Atlantic . ACa'E'EaiOaaiiiiit. 5.50 A. M.
Freight- with passenger-car attached IL4O A. M. -
Junction Accommodation td Jack50n............6.28 A. U.
LIADDONFIELD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Leaves Vine street.... d ya d A. M.and Ida e. M.
Loaves ...... P. 13 _n Y d 3.15 P. M.
Agent.
RPAST PRRIONT LINE, VIA
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
OAD, to Wllkesbarre. llfshwoy
City, Mcront Carmel. Centralia. and all Pella on Lows"
Valley Rained and Ci e
branches.
B o n d w arrangement*, perfected this day, this roadie
ensde tokaivn imreaso despatch Co merchandise con
sitztli to MO aDaVa named poffita
delivered at the Through Doled PAPA
S: E. eon of PII,ONT and NOBLE streets.
Before SP. M.. will reach wakesbarro, Mount Cassini
„,,BgabolleY City. and th e other stations in 'Mahoney a nd
q' before 11 A. NG of the succeeding da y
r CLARIC"iont.
;'H'RAVELERS• GUIDE
AND Al[ _ BOY and PIIILADE • ILIA
AND T.RNNTON RAAD COM
PANIOS - LINES, from Philadelphia to Now York. and
way places. from Wahmt atroet wharf.
At OA. 3L, via Camden and Amboy 2 Aceoln. Pare.
$ 25
At 8 A. M.,vla Camden and Jersey City Express Mail. 8 41)0
At 2P. M. via Camden and Amboy Express, 3' in
At 5.00 P.M., via Camden and Amboy,? Ist class. 226
Accom. and Emigrant. i s ,2d clase. 180
At Pemberton,
ville, and VincentoWn, ,P,
M. for mt.only
At 6 A. M. and 2 P. 51, for Freehold.
At 6, 8 and 10A: M., and 2,4 P. M. for Trenton.
At 6, 8 and 10 A. M. 1,2, 4. 5, and 11.50 P. IK, for Borden.
town, Burlington, Beverly and Dolarico.. •
At 6 and 10A. 'M. 1,2, 4,5, and 11,80 P. M. for Florence.
At 6 and 10 A. 11,1, 4, 5, 6 and 11.30 P M. for Edge W a te r . Riverside, Riverton and Palmyra.
At 6 and 10 A. M.O. 4.6 and 1130 P. M. for Fish Home,
gar The 1 and IL3O P. M. Lines .will leave from foot of
Market street, by upper ferry.
Lines from Kensington Depot will leave as follows:
At 11 A. M., 4.30 P. 51. and 12 M. (night) via
Remington and Jersey City, Now York Expresa
Lines. ... . .. . . .$3 00
At a, 10315 . Wi1a 1 1 .30 isti 3L
for Trenton and Bristol.
At 8 and 10.15 A M., 2.20, 6 and 12P. M. for Morrisville and
Tunytown.
At 8.00 and 10.15 A. M. 2.30, 4.30, 5 and 12 P.M. for Schenck&
At 10.15 A. 51., 2.80 and 6 P. M. for Eddington.
At 7.20 and 10.j5 A. 51.3.30, 4,5,0 and 12 P.M. for Cornwells.,
Torresdale, Holmesburg, Tacony, Wipinoming Brides
burg and Frankford, and BP. M. for tiolmesburg and
intermediate Stations.
BELVIDEItE DELAWARE RAILROAD LINES—
from Kensington Depot.
At 8.00 A. M., for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Dunkirk, Can.
andaigua, Elmira, Ithaca,
Owego, Roehester, Binghamn.
ton, Oswego, Syracuse., Great icon Montrose. Wilke*.
barn, Scranton, Stroudsburg, Water GRP.
At 8.00 A. M. and 8.30 P. M.. for Belvidere,Easton, Lam.
bertville Flemington, de. 'l'ho 8.30 P. M. Line connect*
direct with the train leaving Easton for Mauch Chunk.
Allentown. Bethlehem. dm.
At 5 P. M. for Lambertville and intermediate Stations.
From West Philadelphia Depot. via connecting Rail
war.
At 1.30 A.M. 1.30 and 6.30 P.M. Washington and New York
Express Liner, via Jersey City .. —.
$3 26
The 1,30 A. M. and 6.30 P. bE Lines run daily. All o thers.,
Sunday excepted.
For Lines leaving Kensington Depot, take the care on
Third or Fifth street*, at Chestnut, at half an hour before
departure. The Care on Market Street Railway
direct to West Philadelphia Depot, Chestnut and Walnut
within one square. Oh Sunday's, the Market Stree t Cars
will run to connetkith the 1.30 A. M. and 6.30 P. M..linee.
Fifty Pounds of ggage only allowed each Palmas
g a g e
bu t t are prohibited from taking. -
gage but their 'wearing apparel; All nag er - ux
pounds to bepaid for extra. The Company t their re
srponeibility COr baggage to One Dollar per pound, and wilt
not be liable for any amount beyond slok except by ape
dal contract.
Tickets sold and Basg? i e checked direct through to
Beaton, Worcester, Eipn eld, Hartford. New Maven.
Providence, Newport, Al any Troy, Saratoga. Utica,
Rome, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
Suspenders Bridge.
An additional Ticket Office is located at No. MS Chestnut
street, where tickets to New York, and all Important
points North end East, may be procured. Persons pur
chasing Ticket* at this Office, can have their baggage
checked from residence or hotel to destination, by UMW/
Transfer Baggage Express.
Lines from New York for Philadelphia will leave from
foot of Conrtland street at 1.00 and 4.30 P.M., via Jereey
City and Camden. At 7.00 A. M., 6P. M. and 12 night.
via Jcroey City and Kensington. At 8.40 A. M. and 12 bL.
via Jersey City and W. Phiadelphia.
Frcm Pier No. 1, N. River. at 6 A. M. and 2, 4 P. M., via
Amboy and Camden.
Oct. Ist, 1E67. WM. H. GATZMER, Agent.
agIMIE NORTH PENNSYLVANIAR.-B.—
THE MIDDLE ROUTE.--fiborteet
and most direct line to Bethlehem.
Allentown, Manch Cht...a, Hazleton, White Haven.
Wilkesharre,Mahanoy City,Mt. Pittston , Soren
t. m, and all the points in the Lehigh end Wyoming Coal
regions.
Passenger Depot in Philadelphia, N. W. corner of Berki
and American Streets.
St7MMER ARRANGEMENT—N L DAILY TRAINS—
On and after WEDNESDAY,May 8, 1867, Passenger trains
cave the New Depot, corner of Berks and American
Streets, daily (Sundays excepted). as follows:
At 7.45 A. AL—Morning Express for Bethlehem and Prin
cipal Stationo on North Pennsylvania Railroad, connect..
lug at Bethlehem with Lehigh Valley Railroad for Allen
,. town, COW:Lug:la, Slatington. Mauch Chunk, Weather.
ly, Jeaneeville. Hazleton. White Haven, Wilkesbarm
Kingston, Pittston, Scranton, and all points in Lehigh and
Wyoming Valleys; also, iu connection with Lehigh
and Mahanoy Railroad for Mahanoy City, and with
Catawissa Railroad for Rupert,Danville, Milton and Wil
liamsport. Arrive at Mauch Chunk at 12.06 A. AL ;
Wilkesbarre at 3 P. M. at Scranton nt 4.05 P. .M. ;
at Sinhanoy City at P. M. Passengers by this train can
take the Lehigh Valley Train, passing Bethlehem at 11.56
A. M. for Easton and points on New Jersey Central Rail.
road to New York.
At 8.40 A.sL—Accommodatioa for Doylestown, stopping
at all intermediate Stations. Passengers for Willow Grove.
Hatboa and Hartsville, by this train, take Stage at Old
York Road.
At 10.15 A. M.—Accommodation for Fort Washington.
stopping at intermediate Stations.
At I.liu P.M.—Express for Bethlehem,Alleatown. Manch
Chnnek, White Haven, Wilkesbarre Mabanoy City, Cen
tralia, Shenandoah, Mt. Cannel, Pittston and Scranton.
and all points in Mahoney and Wyoming Coda Ite
Passengers for Greenville take this train to Quakertown.
At 2.45 P. AL—Accomomdation for Doylestown, stoppiu
at all Mterniedlate stations. Passengers ttakee stage 1M
Doylestown yt for-New Hope, and at North Wales for -Sum
neown.
At 4.00 P. 3L—Accommodatien for Doylestown, etc ping
at all intermediate stations. Passengers for Abingtonve.
Hatborough and Hartsville take stage at :- for
Lumberville, at Doylestown.
At 5.20 P. M.—Through accommod , ri for Bethlehem and
all statione on main line of North Pennsylvania Railroad.
connecting at Bethlehem with Lehigh Valley Evening
Train for Easton, Allentown, Mauch Chnnk.
atAt . 6,2/i P. M. = -Accommodation for Landsale, stopping
-
, all intermediate station,-
11.130 P. Pi.--Accommodatton toff , irsirt Washington.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHD A I)ELPIIIA.
-
ROM Bethlehem at 9.15 A. M.. 105 . and 8.40 P. M.
1.05 P. M. train mikes direct connection with Lehigh
Valley trains from Easton, Wilkeebarre, Mahoney CRY
and Hazleton. Passengers leaving Easton at 11.20 A. M.
arrive in Philadelphia at 2.05 P.M.
Passengers leaving Wilkesbarro at 8.80 P. M. connect
at Bethlehem at 6.151'. M., and arrive at Philadelphia at
11.40 P. M.
From Doylestown at 8.25 A. M., 5.10 and 7.40 P. M.
Frem Lansdale at 7.30 A. M.
From Fort Wactungton at 11.50 A. M. and 3.05
ON El UNI)AYS. • •
- - - -
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 9.30 A. M.
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 2.45 P.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 7.20 A. X. •
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4.30 P. M.
Fifth and Sixth streets Passenger Cara convey passen•
era to and from the new Depot.
White Cars cf Second and Third Streets Linn and Union
Line ran within a short distance of the Depot.
Tickets must he procured at the Ticket office. In order
to secure the lowest rates of fare.
ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
Tickets reid and Baggage checked through to principal
points, at Mann's North Penn. Baggage Express Office.
N 0.115 S; nth Frith street
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
Railroad.—Summor Time.—Taking
effect June 2d, 1867. The trains of
the Penneylvitrisi Central Railroad leave the Depot, at
Thirtymat and Market streets, which is reached directly
by the cars of the Market Street Passenger Railway.
Those of the Chestnut and Walnut Street Railway run
within one square of it.
ON SUNDAYS—The Market Street Cara leave Front
and Market rtzeeta 15 minutes before the departure of
each tmin.
Sleeking Cur Tickets can be had on application at the
Ticket Othce, Northwest corner of Ninth and Chestnut
Streets.
Agents cf the Union Transfer Company will call far and
deliver Bi.FF are at the Depot. Orders loft at No. 901 Chest
nut street, or No. 1 South Eleventh street. will receive et
tteticri.
'FANS LEAVE DEPOT. VIZ.
Mail Train ..... ..
Paoli Apccro. No. 1....
FRet u.fo & Erie ncrreee
PsoLiACrrnmodatiou No. 2
Harneburg Acc0m......
LarczAer Acc0m.......
Peatzburg TrAin..., • •
WeE±ern Acton. Train
Cir-Cinnati tz-rrese
Erie Jlall
Philadelphia Express
Paoli Accom. No. 2.
Erie Mail leaves daily, except Saturday.
Philadelphia Express leaves daily. All other trains
daily, except Sunday.
The Westena Accommodation Train runs daily, except
Sunday. For full particulars as to fare and accommoda
tions, apply to FRANCIS FUNK, Agent 137 Dock street.
TRAINS ARRIVE NE -- DRPOr.
Cincinnati Exr , ress.... .. • ....... ...at 1.15 A. 14,„
Philadelpya "
7.10
Erlo ........ .71-
"
tc
.. .
PaoliAccc m.No . 1.. .. •
8 . 24•••".
ParkshurgTr ... ... 9.21 • "
Fast Lino and Erie Ex preen:— 1.10
Paoli Accem..No. ...• • • .. ... " 4.10
Paoli Accom. No. E.. ..........................' 7.0)
Harrisburg Accent ....... 9.50
For further information, apply to
jOIIN C. ALLEN, Ticket Agent, 901 Chestnut street
SAMUEL 11. WALLACE, Ticket Agent at the Depot.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company wilt Rot asmund
any risk for Luggage, except for Wearing Apparel, and
Limit their responsibility to One Hundred Dollars in value.
All Bargage exceeding that amount in value will be lathe
risk of tilt. owner, unless taken by speci WILLIAMS,' EDWARD H. WILLAM
fleneral Superintendent. Altoona, Pa.
• ; PIIILADELPIIIA. GERMAN
TOWN AND NORRISTOWN RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.—On and atter
Wedueeday, May 1 no.
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia-6, 7, 8, 9.06, 10, IL A. M.; 1. 2, al&
1 11. 12 A.i
Etet7,ebflge'rltZ;WlLVlßip9hP• Id.
P, 0, M t l.
The 8.1.4 d d l 'Arn "i1 ) ;1 1 th - al and iUP train. Will
not step on the Germantown Branch.
_ ON SUNDAYS:
Leave Philadelphia-9.i1 MEcael d.M. 2.7 and Mirat.
Leave Germantowl9 A.M. RAILR OAD.an 9M P. M.
CHESTNUT HILL
Leave Philadelphia-8. 8. 10.17 A. M.; 2 SM. 6%. 7, 9 and
11. M
Leave Chestnut 11111-7.10 m1'119,81.8 1 440 and 11.40 A.
51.1 1.40. h. 40, 949. 8.40 and 10.40 P.
ON 8 UNDit
Leave Philadelphia-915 minutos A. M.; 9 and 7P. M.
Leave Cheathut 11111-7.50 minutes A. H.; 12.40, 5.40 an&
rednntea P. AL
FOR CONSHOSOMMI AND NORRISTOWN..
Leave Phlladelthia- 6 . 7M, 911106 A. M. ;11A ,
1.15, F.us and 11M 31.
Leave Norrietown-5.40, 7, 7.50. 9.11 A. 11.1136.5. 43 , 4
11414 r P • L . ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Phladelalg-9 A. M. and 7.15 P. BL
Leave Nark/town- 7 A. hi t 5 and 9P. 51.
h'oß MANA II
'leave rhlladelphla-5,_734, mg A . ht. ; IA 3. 06
. 034
9.15, BA. 9,36 and I1)4 P. aL
Leave Manarndc-41.10. 734, am,* t du,t 9, .
IV. 9 and 10M P. H.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave ptdiadelphid-9 A. 51., 234 and Tar:
Leave -,na_ynnk_,_7l94l. ON
liensd 934 /TM.
W. 8. WU,SON, al &wain -
Depot, Ninth and Orr
MEIN WEST JERSEY ' : , • OA,D,
LINES from foot of M - otrcei
er Ferry).
CoulTeruing AMSDAY, december 11th,l8fL• •
For Bnagetcn. Saiem. Vinetand, an a later Meth
dinto Stations c at 8.00 A. M.
Ala% ROO P. M. raseenger.
For Cap_o May 9.30 M .
'Nest Jersey &W It 'Train leaves 'Camden at -Isoo
noon.
!S•Fril4ht Will be received st Second Covered Wharf be.
WW Walnut atreet,fre A. M. until 9P. M. Wrelettt re.
coked before 9A. M. w i l lgo forward the Iwo° der.
rreiebt Delivery„flo., -1018 South Delawjare ewe
• 1411.1.4.40. J. diIWEILL. Ods*Weedeets •
- -
....at 8.00 A. M.
....at 10.00 A. M.
....at 12.10 P. M.
.....at 1.00 P. 31.
at 2.20 P. 31.
...at 4.0.)0 P. 31.
~at 5.30 P. 31.
at 3t.
st 7.1/ P. M.
..... at 7.30 P. M.
11.13 P. M.
....at 9.00 P. M.