i /M11111116011.16N1M Tea Star Cueck.-The last 1 - performance of this drama will be given at the .Academy of Mnsic this M g r. matter of regret aong theatre-goers that Mr. McDonough has been obli m va to withdraw this spectacle when it is at the very heiglith of its popu larity and in the midst of n succesa. The ne cessity is imnerative, howeter, as the bui that some had been preom A y cngag ed. It is to be hoped arrangement Wlll t.c made for its early return. Ben oat -On Atonally evening next the Music in gmit poen actress wil afq)ear at the Academy of .raintheth, On Tawilny Nary Stuart will be pre sented. Seats can still be procured at Trnmpler's. Tat Comm.:m-4dr. James E. Murdoch will appear this owing an "Ilamlet." This will be his last per. foment:a. On Monday Mra. I: Bowers will appear in anew play founded upon the history of Mary Stuart, New scenery, coarnmes, rFc.. will be introduced. TUE WiLt.smr.-Misa Charlotte Thompson concludes Jur engagement at this theatre to-night as "Fanchon," in the beautilbl drama of Paddle ; or, the Cricket. Tar. Amm-Innisfallen Will be presented this even ing for the last time, Mr. Falconer and Miss Reignolds both appearing. The performance will conclude with the drama of Gale Brearetry, On Monday a new play entitled .IVolkuiv`A Daieghter, fonnded on Miss Brad don's sensational novel of that name, will he produced. It has been highly praised by the New York press. Tint AMERICAN.-A miscellaneous entertainment, consisting of songs, dances, farces and varieties, will be given this evening at the American by the combina tion troupe. Pattanzirma Cators.-This establishment, at Tenth and Callowhill streets, is open every, evening. An excellent company of acrobats appear in gymnastic - and equestrian performances. ELIPRICKTU STVEr.r Orzr.s. horse.-The great attrac tion for this evening will be the "Wonderful Japs and Arabs," who will contort, °Volute and flip-flap to an unprecedented extent. This is a most excellent and laughable burlesque, and will have deserved popu larity. Fertanztrina °rasa Rorsz.-This popular place of =nem:sent offers a splendid bill for to-night. Eph Born and Frank Moran, together with the other Ethiopiamstarst of the troupe, will indulge in delinea tions and eccentricities, while songs, dances and bur lesques will be produced in profusion. Tea 'ArOO/.1.1 . 11 , £.— The splendid pictorial repre sentation of the Visions of the Apocalypse will be ex hibited at Concert Bail this evening. This - is a noble work of art and should be seen by every one. ARREMULT BITILDINGS.--011 Monday evening "The Mammoth Stereopticon" will be exhibited at Assembly Building. A large number of views of all kinds will be presented. Birrz..-Signor Blitz will give a performance this evening at Assembly Building. CITY NOTICES. Nrw Dar Goons Enronium.—ln a Very impor tant sense, the progress of a great city arises from the successful enterprise of her merchants.lt , there fore, an agreeable duly to chronicle the i is; of -mercantile prosperity. Prominent in this field of ad tsncement, North Ninth street, Philadelphia, presents Many stakstantial evidences of success. Among the commodious, artistic and elegant business edifices lately erected on this really handsome etreet, the most sttractive is the new, capacious and beautiful estab lishment, 'No. 2:4 North TNinth street, which will be Opened on next Monday, the 2let lust., by Mr. F. '.s , conellermacin, as an emporium for thegale of first chat f hy 4 and staple dry goods, furnishing goods, clot *it imeres, shawls, dress goods, &c. Thi„ new and splendid edifice possesses every requi site pertaining to a-complete and convenient dry-goods otore. The light throughout the building - is uniform and excellent, soft and beautiful, and perfectly suited for the examination of the lineetgoods, and the most delicate shades of color. This admirable adaptittion of lights is of the utmost importance to purchasers in selecting goods, and will be appreciated by all. The extensive, - varied and beautiful assort ment of goods offered by Mr. Schuellermanu is in • keeping with his excellent facilities for selling' them. Purchasers will derive another immense advantage from the extremely low prices at which he sells his goods. Instead of purchasing his stock of- goods, both imported and domestic, at the Timid time, Mr. Schnellermann purchased at panic yrices durin the present depression in `trade, which has resulted' in his favor by a /si rye percentage, as nearly all kinds of goods have suffered a material de cline from the opening prices of the season. He is, therefore, enabled to sell dress goods,such as plain and plaid poplins, French inerinoes, mourning goods, cloths. cassimeree. flannels, imported goods generally, And all domestic woollens,at a reduction in prices which buyeni will appreciate. Ile certainly merits credit for *.civing his customers the benefit of this immense re duction. Mr. Schuellermann's facilities for purchasing he goods st first hands are unusually good, and as buys mainlyfor cash, and attends the best sales, his prices are so uniformly low as to present the greatest induce ments to purchasers. We respectfully invite our readers to visit this new, cleptit, extensive and attractive establishment, and decide for themselves concerning its superior -merits and its prominent advantages. TO THE LATHES—TILE - NEW PARIS MILLINERY ENIPOY.IVIA, AT NINTII ARP CHERRY STREETS. For several days oast the corner ofNinth and berry hag peen the centre of a crowd of observers, attracted by a very curious and altogether novel "Illustrated" or "Illuminated" store-front that has been gradually ap proaching completion in that locality. It is now finished, and is decidedly the gayest object on Ninth street. 'Go and see it, everybody. We have just learned that the store is to be devoted , to "Paris Mil linery," and that the magnificent stock which is there to be thrown open to the public oyWednesday next will be as novel, attractive, and beautiful as the store itself. The proprietor is one of our best-known and most enterprising merchants, and he has made a "hit." The' magnificent stock of French Flowers and Feathers, and Paris Rats elegantly trimmed, and tine, rare Millinery Goods of every description, which he will open on Wednesday, us we know from advance inspection, will surpass anything of the kind ever peen m Philadelphia. The ladies will please make a note. LACE and Nottingham Curtains and Borders, Muslin Curtain and Borders, Plano and Table Covers, closing out at cost, KELTY, CARRINGTON & CO., 423 Chestnut street. THE extent and production of the rarer and more elaborate confections in Philadelphia. is known " to no one who has not visited the extensive premises of Messrs. Haines & Leeds, No. 9a6 Market street. By the use of French , machinery, this enterprising firm supply a demand not only alone from this env and New York, but from all the principal cities of the Union. Their French confect g ions and bon-bons arc the triumph of the confectioner's art. MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S MILLINERY—LATEST RA.P.IB STYI.IO.—M. Shoonaaker & CO, 1024 Chestnut street. • E. G. WiinmAN & CO.—The . : great success that has 'attended the business enterprises of the well known. Confectionery firm of E. G. Whitman ‘t Co., No. 818 Chestnut street, below Fourth, is due to the fact; that they use none but the best materials in the manufacture of their Confections, discard all impure or unhealthy coloring or flavoring substances, employ none but the best skill in their line of business, and keep a ahead *of all competitors in the introduc tion of frOh novelties. Their assortment is always full and the quality of their wares unexceptionable, and the result is seen In a large and Constantly,extend ing, business. CLOSING ()VT.—Our - Retail Stock must be closed .out by January 1. Great bargains in Lace Curtains. KELTT, CABRINOTOri & Co., 723 Chestnut street. LADIES' FERS, LADIES' FURS, • In the most beautiful styles. The very lowest prices. Oakfords, continental lloteL Buy 'rim "Ammar:AN KITCLIF.NER" AND NO Ortoma.—For comfort, convenience and economy they are indispensable to every dwelling house in our coun try. For sale by Messrs. James P. , Vi Ood & at their warerooms, No. 41 South Fourth street. Among , the multitudes 01 these invaluable "Kitcheners" in use amoog•persons of our acquaintance, we know of none that does not give the most unqualified satisfaction. It is a great economizer of fuel, and as- a baker has no rival. By the introduction of one or these, the value of tny residence is increased more than ten times the cosi of the article. Out{ Rettig Stock of Curtain Materials, Window Shades and Trimmings, at coat. • KELTY, CA'&C.INOTON & Co., • 723 Chestlna Street. Bur, TILE "MORNING GLORY" STOWE, AND NO 0111 EC. —Yon %yin never regret it. For Bale by Chu. J0ne5,.309 and 811 North Second street. IT REQUIRES no argument to prove that the American Combination Sewing and Button hole Machine is by far the test in the world. The highest premium at every fair where it has been es.- hibited,and the united opinion of all who have tried it, fully attest this fact. It speaks for itself. Sold at the eouthweat corner of Eleventhind Chestnut streets. Ismotrrkutx FINE ROANEED AtmoNns, Manu factured and for sale, wholesale and retail, by Stephet F. Whitman, Ito. 1210 Market street. LACE CURTAUNS at cost, and leas than cost; a CAILUI NGTON . '123 Chestnut street "M.Onritrw , GLony." The agency for the sale of the wonderfal base burning "Morainic GLOPA" STOVES. • in Me city., Is at Mr. J. S. Clark's Stove Wareroome, No; 1008 Market street. Wunu Phil. Sheridan made his raid through the Shenandoah Valley , , he was fully supplied with Goodwin's Plantation Tobacco. Bold everywhere. REMEMBER the Soidiom' and Sailors' Orphans byanbseriblng to the endowment of the Riverside Inatibute,' Shires, one dollar each, securing a bean. Mal atott-plate engraving and a present besides. bean- O f , 1214 chestnut street. 040,101 i FENN GRAPES, Almeria, Muscat, Black Efamburg and Concord Grapes, In lame clusters, ilaralta Ll.rDO, 90G Market street. Cnuiraafues Clorninia—A splendid mortises X, linPernsker & Co., 1044 Cheenist fit. Brairrirri. llor-tors Fn errs, fresh Jordan roasted Almonds, elecant Bon-bona, and every deli eitcy,ln F'rench and American Confectionery, at A. L. Vansant'saiinth and Chestnnt streets. LamEs' Funs. LAntits Nrns In the most be.antiful styles, The vety loawt priceP. Oakfonis, Conttnental Hotel EVERYTIODY lisows Brat.—Wo mean Georgo W..Tenkins, the renowned confectioner, at No. 1037 Spring Garden street. His Don-bons' Caramels, Crean Chocolates, etc., are deservedly in the highest repute with all classes. For Oranges, Lemons Dan. anus, Figs, Prunes, Dates, etc., this is just the place. linvn Yon GOT A "PLANTATION?" I carry rifts. Have a chew of Goodwin's Tobacco?- For sale everywhere. Tin success of Garibaldi in Italy does not 'Make k necessary for us this side of the water to dress in red flannel shirts to show our patriotism. True patriots here continue to wear the beautiful styles of Clothing sold at Charles. Stokes & Co.'s tirst-elass ready-made Clothing House, under the Continental. Jowl& Rom, 235 Dock Street, below Third, revived by W. P. Larkin on the European plan. Meals from 6 A. M. to 19 P. M. Good lodgings for guest& Rouse open all night. Rooms 50 eta. per night. LADIES' FURS, LADIES' FURS, In the most benutif ul styles. . The very lowest prices, Oakfords, Continental Hotel. Dworman, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH.— J. Isaacs, M.D., Professor of the Eye and Bar, treats all diseases appertaining to the above members with the utmost success. Testimonials from the most reliable sources in the city can be seen at his office, No. Bob Arch street. The medical faculty are invited to as their patients, as be has no secrets in his wac'dce. Artificial eyes inserted. No charge made for examinathm. NEW P UHL MATIONS. NOVEMBER MAGAZINES. The Atlantic Monthly Contains the eleventh installment of "The Guardian Ali• gel," by 0. W. Holmes; "Opinions of the late Dr. Nett, re. epecting Books, Studies, and Orators," by,Prof. E. D. San. born; "Cretan Days," by W. J. Stillman, U. S. Consul in Crete; "Chanson without Music," by 0. W. Holmes . ; "The Rome Rollins," Part second and last, by Alice Cary; e the Children at Home?" "In the Gray Goth," by Miss E. Stuart Phelps ;"Busy Brains," a Chapter of Literary Anec dote, by Austin Abbott; "The Autobiography of a Quack" concluded; "The Lie," by Charles Sprague; "The 13owery at Night," by Charles Dawson Shanty; "Stephen C. For ter and Negro Minstrelsy." by Robert I'. Nevin; "The Feast of Harvest," by E. C. Stedman ; "A Great Public Character," a sketch of the life, character and services of the late Josiah Quincy, by James Russell Lowell; "The Conspiracy at Washington ;" Reviews and Literary No. flees. 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ALEXANDER Dti:slAti, INTENSELY INTERESTING Count of Monte Cristo..sl 541 The Iron Mask 1 NI Louise La Willem I 00 Adventures of Marquis. 1 00 Diana of Meridor 1 00' The Three Guardsmen. 75 Twenty Years After... 75 8rage10nne......... ..... 75 Cam illc ..... 1 50 The Fallen Ange L...... 76 Edmond Mante5........ 75 Felina de Chumbure.„ 75 The 'terrors of Paris.. 76 Sketches in France 75 Isabel of Bavaria . ... 75 The Corsican 8r0ther5....... AB books published are for I are issued from the press, at person, or send for whatever 1 T. B. PETE 806 Chesty - I,3IARPERS' DAZAILTHE BEST WEEKLY EARL .1.1 ion PaperUsuudkfccavedlfils day. 10 cents per No. or d 4 3 . ear. • ,- HARPERS' WEEKLY same price. HARPERS' 'MONTHLY *4 a year. • Either of the above, and one year's subdcriptlon to ChM len'a Circulating Library, for $6. ALL NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, FASHIONABLE STATIONERY, VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS. 0c19•2t • 13118 CHESTNUT. LEGAL NOTICES. TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TIIE CITY AND county of Philadelphia.—Estate of JOHN POTTER; deceased.—The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle and adinst the second and final account of STE PIIEN A. CALDWELL and HENRY U. POTTER, Exe- cutors of the Estate of JOHN POTTER, deceased, and to report distribution of the balance in the hands of the as cf. untant, will meet the parties interested for the purposo of his appointinent, on Thursday, October 3lst; A. D. 1167, at 4 o'clock P. DI, at the office of WILLIAM B. HANNA, Esq., tee. 204 South Fifth street., Room No.lo, in the city of Philadelphia. ocliio,tu,thst• ISAAC B. EVANS DIANUFAOTIMEA AND DEALER IN OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES, AND Naval Stores and Soaps, No.lo North Delaware avenue, Philada. 0c2.8m THE• GREAT • AMERICAN COMBINATION SEWING & BUTTONHOLE MACHINE. BEST IN TIM WOULD. cor. Eleventh and Chestnut, P. P.-0 t her Machines taken to Exchange. edam rti THE DAILY EVENING BOLLETIN.--PHILADELPHIA; SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1867. 1867. Memoirs of a Physiciansl 00 Qucen's :Necklace 100 1 Six Years Later......... 1 00 1 Counters of Charny.... 1 00 Andre do Taverney.... 1 00 Forty•five Guardsmen.. 75 The Iron Hand 75 The Chevalier 1 00 The Conscript ' 150 Man with Five Wives.. 75 Twin Lieutenants 75 Annette. Lady of Pearls 50 Mohicans of Paris 50 George, or the Planter of the Isle of . France. 50 . .......:........ .......... 51) sale by us the moment they Publishers' prices. Call in books 3 - ou went. to RSON & BROTHEPS. ut street, Philadelphia. Pa. J. F. NO. 904403E3C.1E4STNUT STREET, Have Now Opened Their / G& FALL IMPSRTATIONS 0 NV CARPETIN 500 Pieces J. Crossley &Sons' J. F. & E. B. ORNE, NO. 904 CHESTNUT STREET, 300 PIECES ROYAL WILTON CARPETS. NOVELTIES IN FRENCH CHENILLE CARPETS. 500 Pieces New Styles English Brussels Carpets. 250 Pieces Yard-and-a-half Wide Velvet Carpets. J. F. & E. B. ORNE, NO. 904 CHESTNUT STREET, ROYAL WILTON CARPETS, BRUSSELS CARPETS FOR STAIRS AND HALLS, WITH EXTRA BORDERS. 3. F. NO. 904 CHESTNUT STREET, 50 SHEETS ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS. GROCERIES, LIQUORS• &U. CANTON PRESERVED GINGER, CHOW CHOW and CUMQUATS. / LSO, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF HAVANA PRESERVES. FOR SALE BY Thompson Black's Son & CR., BROAD AND CHESTNUT STS lyrp4., mh2B-th s tu- [H: f 1 t 4 : Itrq GRAND OPENING ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17TH, 1867, ' OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, AT MRS, E. KEYSER'S Children's Clothing Emporium, No. 1.927 Chestnut Street, Below lath, North side, Philadelphia. oel4.6trpa SAFETY RAILROAD SWITCH MAIN,TRACK UNBROKEN. I am now prepared to furnish railroads throughout the United States with my Patent Railroad Switches. by the use of which the MAIN TRACK IS NEVER BROKEN, and it is impossible for any accident to occur from the misplacement of switches. The saving in rails, and the great saving in wear of the rolling stock, which is by this moans provided with a level, smooth, and firm track at sultelitsiln place of the usual movable rails and the ,consequent severe blows caused by the open joints and battered ends, is a matter deservingthe especial attention of all Railroad Companies. AS A MATTER OF ECONOMY ALONE this inven tion needs only to be tried to insure its adoption: but beyond tho economy THE PERFECT IMMUNITY FROM ACCIDENT caused by misplaced switches is a subject not only of importance in respect to property saved from destruction, but it concerns THE LIFE AND LIMB OF ALL TRAVELERS UPON RAILROADS. I refer to the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com pany, and to the New York and Haarlem 'tanned Co. I am now filling orders for various other Railroad Corn. pantos, and I will gladly give any information in -detail that may be desired. WM. WHARTON, Jr., Patentee, Box Nt.. 2745Thilada., Pa. (Mee, No. 28 South Third Street, Phllada. Factory, Walnut above 31st St., Philada. ocliglm ri4 THOMAS WEBB, (Buccessor to Wm. F. Ilughes t ) FORKS OF SECOND AM) CHRISTIAN STREETS. BALED, FRESH, BAIT AND PRIMO RAY, RAID, WHEAT, OAT AND RYE STRAW, 4 FOE SHIPPING AND CITY USE. nun weouv DRHOOIidTB' SUNDRIES.—GRADUATE= ORTAR A rift Tiles, Combs, Brushes, Mirrors, Tweezers, Pu tt Boxes, Horn Scoops, Burgled Instrunients, Trusses, Hard and Sort Rubber Goods, Vial Caeca, Glass and Metal Syringes. arc., all at "Find Hands"prices. SNOWDEN* BROTHER. apfitUrP South Eighth street. P RESERVED TAMA RINDEL—Sn EEGS MARTINIgUE Tsmerinds in sugar. landing and for sale by 41. D. &von= & w., ice boutti Delius -are %mu°. & E. J. F. & E. B. NO. 904 CHESTNUT, J. F. & E. B. ORATE, NO, 904 CHESTNUT STREET, & E. J. r. NO., 904 CHESTNUT STREET, .J. F. & K B. ORNE, NO. 904 CHESTNUT STREET, & E. ORNE, RNE, TREET. r atent Tapestry Carpets. ORNE, ORNE, CURTAIN MATERIALS. CURTAIN ESTABLISHME amt.+ 4*M xmITY MI:C.IIMS MCI. Fall Assortment, Of new and elegant materials for Drawing-Room, Chamber, Library, and Dining-Room WINDOW CURTAINS, Lambr( Chair and Sofa Coverings, etc. Comprising the latest Importations and newest Designs and Fabrics. in All II PLAIN SATINS, BROCATELS, LA 31 PISADES, SILK' TERRY, c oTELIN SATIN DE LAINE, PLAIN WOOL REPS. NEW STYLE BROCIIE AND SATIN STRIPED REPS AND TERRY, FRENCH EMBItteIDERED LACE CURTAINS. The richest imported, and a very large assortment of Not tinglian,i Swiss and Muslin CURTAINS, CORNICES, TASSELS, etc., ale of which will ho PUT UP when de sired, in the newest and most tasteful manner, in town or country, b9c experienced and reliable workmen. Sbeppard, Van Harlingen & Arrison, 1008 Chestnut Street. ocl2 16 19 23 26 30 rnt HEATIE.S. BALTIMOREFr o IMPROVED BABE BURNING ripil FIRE-PLACE HEATER IV* WITH MAGAZINE & ILLUMINATING DOORS. The most Cheerful and Perfect Heater in Use. To be had Wholeeale and Retail of J. 5: CLARK', 100 g Market street, Phllkda. ocl7-Im6 ROUSE FURNISHING GOODS. PHOLSTEILY, &c. 33jEDDING1 - FEATHER WAREHOUSE, - r `TENTH STREET, BELOW ARCH,, Feathers, Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows, Straw, Busk, Hair and Bpring Mattresses, spring Beds and bpring , Cote. Iron Bedsteads of all slum WINDOW BIIADEB of every quality, and a gmat variety of p atterns. • Comfortables, lulls and . Counterpanes, of all kinds, especially tans:Alice Quills. BLANKETS. toery . large assortment of Blankets, BO cheap adefy competition. BORN, "WI 2Poit I MAM. Street, colf.th a to 26t rpt. Below Arch. MATOM SAFES 014 WOOD, TIN, BOX-WOOD, VUL (mune, iron,) fancy and plain, to hang up or sit on mantel-pieces or tables, of various patterns and prices; Taper-holders, together with tapers; Night-tapers for the sick roomt to be had at KERNS , liouse•Fumishinis Store, 251,(TW0 liftpone) North Ninth etreet. ocKi-strp NEW AND SECONDHAND PIANOS AND IFIREV Organs for sale and to rent, at C. W. A. 'I RUhdrLElt AttSO4.4P NB Chestnut street. 1867. iski;sol FINE HENRY S. HANNIS & CO 218 and 220 SOUTH .IF9ELCINir STREET, Who offer the same TO THE TBADB, in Lote,on,very edventaireolur Terme'', Wheir . Stock of Bye Whiskies, IN BOND, comprises an the tavern* brands 'Xi tant, and. rims through ,the various months MI 111435, 1 60, and of this year nip 10 present 'date. Liberal• contracts made for lots to Wrier , at Pensurylvanla EAU Bepot, Erns. I soniLine Wharf, or at Bonded Warehouses. am parties may elect. WENDEROTII, TAYLOR + ' 2 & BROWN; 914 c. Chestnut Si ' Attention is called to the new Carbon Mezzotints Plat introduced by WE:SI/EROTIC TAYLOR k ItICUWN, Ar tbts, Pl 4 Chestnut street and ete Broadway, New York. Thin new style of portraiture, which la making such a stir in the art abroad, is produced by no other establish. merit in Philadelphia The merits of these pictures nre: Absolute Anink Minted with the same material Arki that used in_ Steel Engravings, they Pez tunneller. arc free from chemical changes. (They present no Fisch herd lights and intense shadows ms are consuum in the Softness. ) ordinary chemical photographs, but the Ilights arc koft and the shades transpa rent, as in nature.' From the nature of the materials used Finisb.) in these pictures, they have an artistic I finish which is unattainable by the for. Liner method of printing. The poblie are invited to exontinetpeeimerkt at the only Gollery where these pietureit are fornirhed. WENDEROTH, TAYLOR b. BROWN, oeLw P. t tt etrtp4 NEW OIL PAINTINGS. JAMES S, EARLE di SONS, 816 CHESTNUT STREET, OPEN TO-DAY . Their West Importations of PAINTINGS, all of a very high Om. and Whieh,they will dippwe of at 31011 ER ATE PRICES. Their selection craltahir worka by MEYFP. OF BREMEN. PREY ER, MICHAEL, IJ I:ELHARDT„ riI'AHFMANN, SCUOULTZ, JACOBSON. , . THE .. . LATEST EUROPEAN NOVELTIES fl FINE FANCY GOODS 1 Now cpr , isa - No. BY BAILEY_ - Sr - CO -- . . NO. 819 CHESTNUT ST. rel4.H m w3m rp .____ NEW OIL PAINTINGS, NEW ROMAN PHOTOGRAPHS. NEW CHROMOS, From Milan and Florence. NEW ROGERS' GROUP, "THE SCHOOL EXAMINATION.. Looking Glasses in every variety. JAMES S. EARLE & SONS, 818 CHESTNUT STREET, 7EgoPOINT BREEZE PARK. DOUBLE TEANI RACE. :MONDAY, October Nit, 1867, puree and !duke 49,500, mile heath, beet 3 in 'S. Good day and track. Horace to start at 3 o'clock P. M. WM. DOME nainee g. h. 'WERNER, and bwn. 11. OVERHOLT. H. SLIFER namee g. h. PRINCE, and g. L. FRANK. Omnibuses will start from Library tared at i'.' . 54 o'clock P. M. The privilege of a member Introducing a male friend without ay is impended. ocl7-3trA rREAL ESTATE. —THOMAS Jr BONS' SALE.— " Valuable Chestnut Street Store—Five-Story Brick Building, N.E. corner of Fourth and Chestnut: tho entire first story ou both streets built of white warble.— On Tuesday, October 39,1857, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that five•story brick building (first story of white marble) and lot of ground, described according to survey, as fol. loWs Situate on the east side of Delaware Fourth street, at the corner of Chestnut: containing on said Fourth street, northward from 1111108tEffit, 159 foot to a 3 feet wide alley, of which it has theme, and extending in depth on Chestnut street 14 feet 11 inches eastward from the corner of Fourth street. (Being the same premises which Morgan Hartas tenantsyed to Edward L.Carey and Abraham Hart as in common, ou the 26th of Augnst,A. D. 1836.) Terms—One-half the purchase money may remain se cured by bond and mortgage on the property in the usual 113811001% Far . The present rental pays 6 per cent., clear of city' taxes and water rent, on an investment of $BO,OOO. Pr The above is a very valuable business location, suitable for a Banking House, /Wain" Offices. Insurance, Eltpress Companies. 11 4 T -Clear of all lucumbrance. M. THOMAS itt BONS, Auctioneers, ocll , -N ' 109 and 141 Booth Fourth And, 011 Rio 11iskies LARGEST AND BEST STOOK OF OLD RYE WHISKIES IN THE LAND IS NOW POSSESSED BY PAINTINGS. &C. Al 4 CI i ESTNCT Street VAN STARKENBORGH, CARL RORER. ARNOLD. HR.AITH. VOLT?.. HOGUET, ROTH, VON REBEN. FRIEDRICiisSON. &c.. dc. 0c13.6trp.5 SPORTING. 1:4 001 411 14;1 t IPAII 41 plji HEAL ESTATE ,SALES. A. It ARE CHANCE. M.,THOMAS &SONS 'WillseU at. Public Bale, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 29. TUE BEAUTIFUL GERMANTOWN RESIDENCE ON Clipitell LANE, Third !loupe east of Railroad, replete with every conve- Wow°, ample ground'', and Blab's. For particular, leo their catalogue. ocliktfan w a ePI - 111.TC SALE—THOMAS tit SONS, ABOTTN ven.—Valumble Mill Property and Farm, Ore acres. whit looter power, known as "Broadbent's MULL'. Cobb's Creek. Twenty.tfourth Ward, about fourrallos west of Market street bridge. On Tuesd sy, -N0v.14 Itifg„ at 12 o'cleck, noon, will be sold at public sale, at the delphla Exchance, all that valuable tract of Isnot, wills new threetstorte stone mill and barn and stone sueasuagess thereon erected, situate in the Twentpfourth Ward, about four miles west of the Market street bridge: beginning at a corner of this and 'undo late of Samuel W. C Weil, goad extending thence by the some north r,3 deg. 2 mln., east 17 59400 perches to a corner of land now of Samuel Rhoads; thence by the same south 57 deg, 10 min., oast 40140 perches to a point in the line of a toad leading from the West Chester road (Market street) to Itaverford street ; thence along said road north 18 deg. I min., east Ni 12400 perches to a corner of this and land of Samuel Rhoads; thence by the same north 88 deg, lag min ., emit. 46 27-100 perches to a point In the line of Indian creek ; thence crossing the said Indian creek easterly P perches to corner: thence by a line at right angles souther 2 porches, and thence by a line at right angles weste rly 9 perches IO the said Indian creek; thence down the lame, the several couries and distances thereof. about DI perches to a corner of this and lend now of Wheeler; thence north 12 deg. min., west 49('.100 perches by lands of said to rt. corner; thence by the same north 14 deg. IS west 67 63.100 perches to the place of beginning. To gether with the water rights In the said Indian creek, de. N. It —This property is only half a mile from the ter minus of the West Philsdelpitig hallway. at Maddingion. The mill Is of stone, 30 by de feet, with large threetetory stone tensittlionts. Id by 36 feet: double atoms farm-home. ice-house. large barn, Rm. t'spriug honse, apple orchard, with tine stone .'harry and good sand. It is a. trait toile from second to legate of IA est Chester Plank Road (Market street) The water power is 204 feet head and fall front never-felling stream (Indian creek). The mill Is new. but ject ton mortgage of $12,668. which may remain clear if all other incumbrancer. Thu properly Call h.• ex ntulned by appliration at the, other of .lorepb K 1111038de, Ee , 4, 4k 4 Loeto , t at., where • ',bin of the property eau b. eet-n. 4 , 1,Ct0 to be paid at the time of ante. 244. THWIA4 A: SUNS. Auctioneers, 129 and 141 South Fourth at nelW2ti.nno ItEAL, ESTATE—THOMAS & SONS' SALE. - On Tuesdar. October 22, Irs77, at 12 o'clock, noon, will - be sold at public . rale n 4 timithiladelphla E Imlay/age. the follow ing described c , rovertY.•vis.: No. I. Valuable Business Stand. three.story Brick store. northwest corner of Fourth and Spruce streets. All that very valuable t brsestory brick messes/0 and lot of ground.situate at the northwest corner of Fourth and Spruce streets, centainpg fn t ton Fourth • treet 22 feet, and extending In de 40 feet. It 141 an old and well established stand. and sa only kt en Impreoed. with two bulk window', Is ;tie prima. Has a private en ranee ce Spn street. ,Um. Is rented as n dry goods store on a lease at 41,0410 yet annum. the purchase money may remain on the property, secured by bond and mortgage. Nos. 2, 3, 4 and 5.-4 Valuable Stores. Nos 44, 406, 437 and 404 error , street, adZoining the corner store. No. 2. A two story brick store, ;o. 41. Ki lipnwe street (adjoining the corner store); 14 feet front 23 feet deep. Now occupied as a millinery store_ The second story extends over the " pd ate entrance to the corner. No. 2.—A teas-story brick store, No. 4CG Spruce "'Blest feet front fret deep. Occupied ar a Itim.e-fataiabiag and fancy store. No. 4.---A two-story brick store. 'No. 407 Spruce street; 13 feet front. 23 feet sleep; has large bulk window.-Occupied be Greydan & Jolly, French dyers and, renovators of silks, Ac. No. 5.. A two-story brick store. No. 4(44. adjoining store No. 4e7 Spruce street; 15 feet (mutt; feet deep. Occupied as a fruit nud coflicelion, , ry stun% toll separately__or_togetherFrte_ef______ lecumbranetz -31, THOMAS & /10"713, Auctioneers, 4.4 i and 141 South Fourth street; PUBLIC BALI' --THOMAS A: WINS L.. Arc. Church lane. " third house east of the railroad. Oermantown, ex tending throug h Arinat street. Two fronts. On 'lu day, October 1667. at 12 o'clock, noon. will be noirt; , public stile. at the Philadelphia Exchange. all that lot " , ns- f .„.„ ground with a i detone metsunge thereon erected. Situate on the N. W.of Church lane, formerly Mi ll street, in the meat) second Ward. 'the h ouse is well built and in handsomely finished with all the modern conveniences; has parlor. library.• dining-room and large pantry with hot and cold water. and 1 kitchens on the first floor; 6 chornlon.. bath-room and water closet; third floor, large and small store room and 2 attitw, observatory, cloned In with class, from which there ie a tine view of theism , rounding cotintry. No expense has been spared in fitting up the house an the residence of the present owner.. St has elm) conveniencer--stntiounry washstands, low down grates bay windows, piazza extending around three sides of the rouse. The grounds art- teal Cully laid out, with an abundance of shade trees. gravel walks. vegetable garden. Ff be carriage avenue to Arinat street is lEt No l ong an d IS feet wide, entirely ot ershaded by a superb avenue of trees, snaking a beautiful promenade; also. a atone stable rind ell - Hoge !muse. with accommodation for 4 horses and 4 carriages, built in the best manner. with oak stalls and poets, Stay loft and coachman's room. The locati 11 is ono of the wont healthy and convenient in Germanton n. From Church Lane ntation it Is only three minute.. by a paved walk. and from the village Depot only ten ininiitiv. Teruo Cash. Immediate potsesnion. Plan at the liction Rooms, CB " May be examined THOMASy previou M. & SONS. A ucti oneers, 139 and 141 South Fourth otreet. REAL EirrATF.---TIIOIIAS k SONS' SALE._ Itnadsonie Modern Four-story Wick Itesidbitee. No. • 274 South Fourth street, above Spruce street. On TnesdaY. Oct. 29th, 1F077, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Excli••uge, all that hand some modern four-story brick memuage, with three-story bark buildings and lot of ground. situate on the west aide of Fourth strer t. 3x feet north of Spruce, No 274; contain ing in trout on Fourth Street 22 feet, and extending in depth 104 fe.t 6 inches on the northern line, and widening to rear :A feet and thence extending easterly 36 fee t and thence narrowing 14 feet 6 in chi P, and running easterly 2CI feet, then narrowing I foot 8 inches to the width of feet, sod running 44 feet to Freetli street, This property is ue inly double the a 14111 on the rear, its it Includes part of tLe yattl of the adjoining property on the south. be.ides feet with- alley, of which the adjoining property on the smith her the The house was well bunt ray the present on nor, and always liven occupied by him; has all the 711041111 conveniences: gas introduced, bath, hot and cold water, water-closet. furnace. cooking-range, ditc.; con tains 12 rooms, heaides the kitchen; has dry c liar and provision vault. It is well adapted for a Intyyten office 11111 i residence; located iu it very desirable neighborhood. In the 011111 C square nre the residentes of the 110 U. floral ltinney. lion..loorpli It. Ingersoll Judge Cad walader, an • adjoining the dwelling of Loh Jansen Page. Trims—OM - half the purchase money - may remain on this property, secured he bond and mortgage. M. THOMAS &SONS Auctioneers. 0c19.26 lag and 1413. Fourth street. REAL ESTAIt —niomAs & BONS' SALV.— Itilodena fourxtory Brick Dwelling. No. 276 klouth " Fourth street, abovettpritce street. On Tuesday. Oc tober 1867. at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public: Pah., at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that modern four story brick niesstinge and toter ground, situate on the west side of Fourth street, north of Spruce greet, No. 276ir Mining in front on Fourth street 18 ft-et. and extend' In depth on the southern line 61 feet (and on the rear 16 eet. [no ' otw inenaogdr tonein e g r n in t o foota 4 :: I f t it is ! t t 8 1 the it ) de r et i of : 1 r i d 4 11; g ec; te i o , e -f t, t s •e pt t ir s iti r: nc it i i oa ti nrr l ley nix inches it rooe2o feet west, making both sides 64 feet dpepp. pled by a couresellor-at-law for hie i a t t s i ( p e r o i nr t a N; 3 l4 , n n°coo 119 and 1415. Four , h street. Territh—"MuglY. T n i l t n o a 3 in fA o fi n u dr e r i g Nk a Auction oem. --__-- PEREMrTORY SALE. —THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers. Well secured irredeemable ground rent, slsl a year. On Tuesday, November 5. 1867, at la o'clock, noon. will be sold at public sale, without re rerve at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that wenn curd irredeemable ground rent of $lB9 a year, lawful silver money, payable lot January and Juts, without de duction of taxes, issuing out of all those 3 contiguous iota of ground, situate on the south side, of South street, 64 feet west of Fiftra uth street: containing together in front on South street 61 feet (each lot 18 feet,) and extending in depth 125 feet to Bedford street. They are improved as f o llows : Three•story brick dwelling, with three.story bock buildings, No. 1508 ,South 'Arcot; two-story brick wheelwright shop, No. mos South street, and 3 three-story brick dwellings, Nos. 1609 and 1511 Bedford street. far'Sale absolute. it, THOMAS BONS, A ukionrers, 139 & 141 South Fourth street. 0c19,266:n0v2 rPUBLIC SALE—TO CLOSE AN ESTATE--M. Thomas & Sons, Auctioneers.—Valuable country site. 22'4 acres, Winn Queen lane and Norristown railroad, Falls of Schuylkill, noon will On Tues day, Nov. 12, 1867. at 12 o'clock. noon. will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange. all that valuable tract of land at the Falls of Schuylkill, fronting on the Norristown railroad and Falls station, reindia " lane, 1 wenils-iirst Ward; containing t.IX acres, 15 acme 6. good timber land, and 7,.% acres cleared. Ilas a front of 1145 feet on the Norristown Railroad, two excellent spriniss of water, and a stone quarry ou the place—suitable for country rites. building lots or factories. About three minutes walk from the Ridge Avenue Passenger railway and a Stunaboat landing. • Ter -4815,000 may remain on mortgage• $5 OO to be paid at time of sale M. TMOMAB & SONS_, Auctioneers. 0c19,28•n0v2,9 159 and 141 b. Fourth street. BEAL EBTATE.—TIMMAB is /3 NS BALK_ Mandsome Modern Three.story Brick Resideumg No. 2021 Pine street, welt of Twentieth street.. On Tues day, October 29th. 1867, 12 o'clock, noon,_. will . he .sehl h at public sale, at ,tlie . Philadelphia. Nxcliange . Au handsome modern three.story brick montage, wt a rtl; story back building and lot of ground. situate on the no aide of Pine street, 204 feet west of Twentieth street. No. 2%21: containing in front on Pine street 22 footvand ex tending in depth 80 feet to Clay street. It has the modern conveniences gas - introduced, bath, hot and cold water. furnace, cooking range, dm. . tar Clear of all incuinbmnee. • . Terms—Bag cash. d'frlmutediatePosseasion. Keys at the Auction Boom. M. TB OMAB A. BONS, Auctioneers, OCIISBB 122 and 141 South POUrth SUVA. no. to imiNl
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