, 0?.,',...:..1...,..--;-::-; \ ; ..:.0 ' , :.•!1-:'-' ',CITY, - . ;i: g.tT t. L ETAN.
rnkgiigleti 'II}WEPTION.—thit. th ,
rebiefi . of the - London Fire 'lmpale, who is
• a visit to this country to examine
;‘-- Ude the workings of the Fire Departmens,
Will. be' in this city this afternoon. and the
firemen havemade arrangements for his
reception and . entertainment during his,
`stay in Philadelphia. The visitor is expected
to arrive at the 'West . Philadelphia depot at
• 1.44 P. jll., to•day. =He will be received by the
committee' appointed for the purpose, and
.4...%catted to the Columbia Engine House, • op
:posite. After inspecting the apparatus, ae.,
he will be taken to the Continental Hotel, in
' barouehe, 'escorted byf the ambulances of
, the Goodwill and Philadelphia Engine Com-,
panes. At four o'clock (apt. Shaw will be
dined at Petry's well-known restaurant, at
' 'Broad and. Walnut streets. After dinner he
will visit, the houses' of the fire companies
,' located in the First and Second Districts. At
ten o'clock, a banquet will' be given to the
•• visitor at the Weceacoe Engine house, and
sub.sequently he will be serenaded at the Con
. tinental by ,MeClurg's Liberty Cornet Band.
Between tWo and five n'elocktheDepartment
is to be tinned out by striking the telegraphic
alarm-boxes, to give Capt. Shaw an opportu
nity of observing the way we do things in
this city when fires occur. To-mor
row' morninghe the fire-houses in•
• the Third and Fourth Districts,• and in to
afternoon-he-willhetakenlmMurmount.Park
is.salii - elto - frfin - tr - Yai ley
' Green. He will leave for Baltimore at eight
o'eloelt on Monday morning.
— The - following Me the-committees-having
•; _charge of the reception of Captain Shaw:
Conanittce' of •
.Reception—Chief Engineer
• 'GeoTge Downey Chairman. •
' • Wm. D. Kendrick, •
, • John G. Butler
Wm. S. Mann
Henry A. Cook,
' '• IV. Mason,
`Wm F. McCully,
Committee on Finance—William li,. Leeds,
JOhn G. Hollich •
: 4 Charles A. Porter,
. • ' emrinel Y. Greer,' •
• C. M. Englehart. •
Committee on Banquet—Charles A. Porter,
Chairman. .
.• , • William R. Leeds,
.John G. Rollick.
FIRE IN THE TWENTY 'FIFTH WARD.—This
Morning, about half-past two o'clock, a • fire
broke out la a large three-storied frame build
17.;ing, covering about a half acre of ground; on
-• Hart creek, near ,Kensington avenue, in the
Twentplifth• -- Ward; - owned -- - lir - Weldon --&
Hughes, and occupied by them as- a waste
; , bleaching establishment. The Haines first
made their appearance OVer the boiler, and
spread rapidly. ; An alarm Was struck from
- the TaylorHOse' house, which is. about two'
miles _from' • the ' scene of the confia-
Igation, , and Chief Engineer Downey
and a number of fire . companies
reached the 'ground. None of the companies
could get into service, however as there are
.no fire ,plugs in that section of thel city, and
Hartereek was so nearly dried up that no atl
tempt was made to suck water from it.
'• The fire spread'from one apartment to an
,' other, and the entire establishment, including
all the machinery, Wures, stock, &c., was
entirely destroyed.
A frame dwelling house attached to the
d.
Premises, an occupied by Mr. Hughes, one of
the owners,- was also destroyed. The furniture
was saved, although some of it was consider
ably damaged by the hasty' removal.
The total los.s.is estimated at $2:3,000. • The
stock was not insured, but, the building, ti .+:
tures, inachinery,l&c., were insured for $15.-
000; .$5,000 of which is in the Royal .Insu:anc.•
Co., of London. • • -
The Origin of the'fire is attributed t, spon
taneous combustion. • .
the water is 'scarce in-this locality
just new, we have a pietty good .surplus of
• heat onhand. To-day may be set dOwn as the
hottest of the season. All attempts to keep
cool have 'been utter failures. The Morning
opened with a close • atmosphere, the
mercury being almost up •to ninety.
Occasionally during the morning there have
heen slight puffs. -of air which have
been"quite refreshing ; for a•few seconds. At
To noon the litria.Exiies thermometer indicated
a' 98 degrees, and the • mercury is steadily going
course everybody who. can get away
Will rush to Atlantic City or. Cape May this
afternoon.
The following is the state of the thermometer
at the BULLETIN office at noon on the past five
days, compared.*.svith the smile period last year :
• 1869. 1868.
. 79 . 78
76 88
83 90
93 84 •
94. ••• 77
August 17
" 18
" ......
•• • .
Purr, WArEn.—The water now furnished
to the citizens of the northeastern part of the
- city is of the most offensive ands unhealthy
character, musing much complaint. Messrs.
Dougherty Sons, distillers, on Front street
"below Girard - avenue; have a tine well cif pure
spring water; from whiclithey will commence
vutuping at noon to-morrow for • gratuitous
• • . distribution to all - who may come for It. They
can throW - out 100,000 gall Ons per hour,- and
11 - eontinue - in — operation -- fts=:=°lotto as the
present scarcity exists. The movement is a
commendable one, and worthy of imitation.
Ttt r.- TAPPING;—.A: - youth-- named - , - James -
Smith, aged twelve years, was arrested yester
day while, in the ' act of robbingthe money
drawer of a store at Sixteenth. and South
streets. The till had been tapped twice be
fore, and then a bell was fastened to it. This
ledto the capture of one of the tappers on the
third attempt. Smith' turned tale on his com
panionS. and several of them were also
arrested: The whole party will have a hearing
at the Central Station this afternoon.
Ronimn i v-Two men entered the establish
ment of W Vaber & Son, No: 618 Chestnut
street, yesterday.' ' . one engaged the attention
, of the attendant, and the other walked about
-the place. After the departure' of the men it
was discovered thatiwo bars of silver, valued
:at.s.9o, had been abstracted from the Are-proof
•
'BeATINI; A CHILD-MarrConner,; residing
at F ' hhurne.Place, Washington street,
below Seli ath, was .before Aldermaii,Collhas
'this morning, upon the charge of heating, ter
Mite year old daughter on the head with a
piece of iron.. The, little girl had her head
severely cut; Mrs. Conner *as held in $BOO
hail for trial. • •
CLOHE DttiviNo.—Patrick "Maguire was
arrested this morniug for violating the ordi
'.itaitee relative to close driving. He \Vas fined
' by Alderman Riddell.;
THE YANKEE GREEN CORN-CUTTER is bne
of the neatest and Most useful little articles, of
table furniture that ive . have had ,the good
fortune to possess. It entirely removes, all ob
letion to the use of green corn' on account of
owel complaints;; as :it, gives you• the pure
fruit of the -grain, Which can be used freely
by the most delicate. We have great plea Sure
in commending it as a really valuable thing.
TIIMMITII'S N'E* E.i • onE, at 614 Cbestruit
street, is now in ;the - full tide _of its BUCt2CM:
us
Perso about leaving the city can procure a
full supply . of light literature, as well as toilet
and fancy articles of eVery. !description.i. All
the-latestpublications.constantly_oulia.rl._
• ATTENTION is called , to the first conid.gn
ment of Bartlett Pears, from ,California, Just
received and for sale by Le Maistre, Nos. 4
and 6 South Nintlf street. • "
Mc)Tnuns AND NtrusEs i 11 find Burnet 's
Kalligton most admirably adappgl for.applica:.
Lion to the-tender and sensitive shin of infants.
WE SPEAK from ex.perieliee %Olen we say
that the Oceau Howie is the best kept Hotel at
•
Cape May.
t
.1314.11 IlEconATEtt • •
alul Teo Ste to ie , riiiiires. Pitney
Lii, ; at giratly roturi.l
lir sold to ',nuke room, tor now urti vim! tall
Tlioat• about to purelnier will gtouly tiwir
tolling a n d rNautioiuq our i.ne , raid 1:311 . 11:ti stork .
. KE.1114 ti CHINA
NOTICES.
trla DAILY EV ENI.ILO. , J L U AUELPIitA.Skiti{DAY, 'AUGUST 21. , 1869,
"
re/EST ~.QUAL Trk •
411it."41 . 1iito'Frrucli C.llinC4
----
• 'Containing 177, TILCC('F'• fOt . , 30
itneal ler tiettFlot 125
At ltiereo P tl itt itl e :F H l - I . l r :ra,..iii:4 CArtituttt titre et.
• . . , . . , ,
Fine gohl-bund'lt'rench Chinn Ten Seta, 40 piecee for
$l3 AI, iit• ' ; • • ' •
• Chinn 71a11,1218 Chestnut street.
BEAT QUALITY • ' •
Whitt, Fret' ell China Tea'Seta; tl pieces for 810, at
, . Jitat lea CHINA Cjiestuut fitreot
WE have,Opened a largeravoice of Green
Glazed Dessert Tuttle Ware, consiating of Plates', Fruit
Leaves. Fruit Stands,. ete..ete. _ '
At KERR'S Chian 1 , 11111. 121 i) Chestnut street.
STOI•E lif:T.—Fort, - -
six pie, es {cups wl h handles), OS.
Fort), -four ieeei. (cups with handles), 1.5 , 4, •
All List quality; i t htitit's Chinit Hall, 1218 Chestnut
•
BEST: quality NN ITonstolie
I•ntiner,lier.bert, alai Ten Sets, •• • '• • •• • , •
Containing 120 puu es. for $29 59, , • •
.Containing 105 pteres, for 525. ', •
Containing 105 pteeos, for SM. •
The übove ort mode up of useful pieces. oub' and aro
Jorge enoupluiotdine twelvepersOns, . • , • ,
Chino Bell, 1218 Chestnut street', • „ .• -
. ,
-- TAklifoii.§turd - Spore Wasltetc are - rtudy for
delivery upon call. Depot,lMl Oheitnut str4;et..
A Tit • • ARTr. taste -- Otto : 'sit
tio •e 11 visit
• the studio of 11Irs. Br:Stigale, No. 700 Wood , street,
without feeling gratified :with the works Of art - therein
displayed. .designed for decorating -that tomb. - TILE
FLORAL CAPLET in alperfect gem; etintaining yarious de
signs of an el pproprinte o haracter. commemorative of the
:•klepti-rtett:•oneli-front-tife,.---11*en-the.c2othlort-of4locease.
'-iseriTtigtilM-tirititittltairMrtliedinrisbenirtlftilinemeir—
' tore. " last fog as
. 111(` 'We advise our routers to
Tailor send for circulars, and make themselves AC•
,iiiiiiinted.with no entirfi new work of art which orlgi
, -tiated-with-lkirathr •
SURGICAL lESTRUMENTS ancl druggists' Bun
dciee SNOWDEN & 4 BROtIIEE,
' , • 23 South Eighth street.
_
OUR LICSTO3IEIiti -AND .TH:F., rtr131;10. •
DIRRCUANT TAILOR' AND•dtoTRIER, • '
respectfully draws your attention 'to' this notice, that
the assortment °Ulm° Clothing now being made for hie
Fall business will be-full and . , .•• ,
inqsuarassan IN STYLE, 4 4tra.ITTI •
:-AND PRICE.
A very treat redurtioa ,from farmer' prices rill be
?mule, and perfect satisfaction.guaranteed to all.
The best cutters only employed., and customer-Work
made in style and unequaled by any establishment
in the State.
• ••Tota PATRONAGE PESPEC • LILLY SOLICITED;
A I ) ETX IYroCoCiCIIOACHEFf ' -
Can bo killed by a single flask of Lyon 7 s Insect Pnwder
olso kills insects This is their:la:aural enemy.
See-tlnit you get the genuine. It has A. Lyon s signature
oa4hepockage. All others are frauds.
• Depot, 21 Park Bow, N. Y.
MISSIES' SITXPOWNS, at Owkfoids'.
Jmnptoua MOTHERS and nurses use for
children a safe and pleasant medicine in Sown'• infant
Cordial.
LADIES' Siainowm, at Oaldords'
• GET ONE of ttiose- Pocket Panamas, sold at
Oaktorde!, unOer the Continental.
•
• DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND 'CATARRH. -
J. Isaacs, M. D., Professor of the Eye and Har t treats
all diseases appertaining to the above members with the
Midst success. Testimonials from the most reliabh
sources in the city can be seen at his office, No. 805 Arch
street. The medical faculty are invited to accompany
their-patients, as ho has no secrets in his practice. Art.
flcial eyes inserted. No charge made for examination.:
THOSE CELEBRATED. Pocket Prinarnas;sold
at Charles Oakford dt Son's, under the Contioental, are
very convenient for gents, raveling.
Coiks, Bunions, Itiverted .Naili; skillfully
treated by )r. J. Davidson, No. 915 Obeatnut street.
Charges moderate.
ViATETH-CLOSETS, COMMODES AND
'Privy Fixtures. .Sales-rootn with A. H. FRAN
CISCHS & Co., 513 Market street. jy3i s to tu-siss
WEDDING CARDS, INVITATIONS
v for Parties, &c. New styles. MASON &CO
an2stl§ 907 Chestnut street.
DWEDDING INV TATIONS EN
_grayed in the newest and best manner. LOUIS
KA, Stationer and Engraver, 1033 Cheatnnt
street. fe2o tf
MARRIED.
BAMBO-811.F4RE11.—Un - the 18th Inst., nt the rest
hence of the bride's parentt," Buttonwood,' by the:Bev
Thom. 8. Yocont, J. Itober:s Rambo to Lillie C. Sheure
No Cards.
DIED
lIAIIPER.—On the 19th met., at the reeldenee of his
father, No. 1811 Walnut street, 'Alexattler 3. Ilarptr,
eldest eon of James liarper, Sr.
Funeral this (Siitm dal') •iftorto—u. o'cl
DLACK SILKS L EXTRA
11) PIANO COVEBS,_ORDERED . STYLES, • •
DOUBLE CHAIN BLACK MOHAIR; .
CLOCK BRAND BLACK ALPACAS. •
EYRE .4 LANDELIA
• Fnarth and %rah
gLIG - 0 S
fr - : - .•\ THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
tt t y Churcb,_Wasbington Square.—Preaching to-mor
row at 114-; A.lll. • It*
BabST. CLEMENT'S CHUM:H.—T.O-
inorroW - lieing the fourthSimdny±n the niouthtlie
afternoon eervice w i ll be omitted; Service - in - the evu
ning at 8 o..cleek. It*
ÜbCHURCH OF THE EPIPHAI%.7Y.
Tlits Church will be re-opened for Divine service
to-morrow, August 22d, at lea' A. N., and at 5 o'clock.
Y. al.
it.
ObREV.R.It - ;IIEADLE WILL PREACH
to-morrow at the Second Preshyterlan Church, S.
E. corner of TWenty-first alai Walnut streets, at 10% A.
31. andS
- TH - OP -- OF THE E - H.
CESSOII. Swirlg_Gp.nte_ii, b_elowißroad. = .The Itec
rer;fte%C-J.-117Diiliani,Will Preach Sunday morning.
No service in the evening. It*
CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN
ur_D' Church. Locust street. above Fifteenth.—
PreacDing - tohiorrownt by-Rev. James T.
Hyde, of Connecticut. - lt*
fr*. ALEXANDER PRESBYTERIAN
Church, Nineteenth and Green streets.—Rev.
Dr. Malin will preach in this church on next Sabbath
morning, services commencing at lON o'clock. It*
Ox , CENTR A . L PRESBYTERIAN
\ Church, Eighth and Cherry atreetA.—Rae. W.
Henri! green, D of Princet E. . Will preach to
morrow (Sabbath morning) at 1034 o'clock. Strangers
cordially invited.
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL.
Church, Eighteenth and• Green streets.—Rev.
Mr. Emerson will preach to -morrow at 1034 A. M. and
734 P.M. The congregation of the North Broad litreet
Presbyterian Church, by invitation, unite in • this
service. - . It*
UNION SERVICES.—SEVENTR
DaDand West Arch street Presbyterian Churehen.—
Rev. A. A. Willits, D. D. will preach in the morning at
JO% &chick, In the Seventh Church, Broad street, above
Chestnut. and Rev. E. R. Beadle, B. D., in the evening;
at 8 o'clock, in the West Arch street Church, Eighteenth
and Arch streets.
NOTICE—THE' TENTH PItESBY.
,urD TERIAR Church (Rev. Dr. Boardman's) corner
of Walnut and Twelfth streets: will, Providence permit
ting, he open for divine service every Sanbath through
out the Summer, at 10% A.'3l. and SP. 111. Rev. Br.
Mcilvaine, of Princeton, is engaged to preach ,during
that time. ,Strangers others are cordiallyinvited
to attend.' , jy1(1-88t.'
IY HALE YOUNG- MEN'S CHRISTIAN
it•rD" Association; 1210. Chestnut street.
The Monthly Meeting °tam .Yours g Men's Christian
Association will be held next MONDAY EVENING,
at O'clock. ' • " ' '
Essay by J. H. CoY/c, Eau: Subjeo—"Sabbath School
31'.cidocry."
111 stien for discussion-" Are "the modern arrange;
me si' for conducting Sabbath Schools ; adequate to the
wok before us."
icel and Instrumental Music wider the direction of
Prot. John Bower.
Th • public are invited, — • . it§
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLS OPHTHALMIC HOSP_ITAL,
I - 'JULIE ABOVE EIGHTEENTH SIIREET.
Oyen tinily ut 11 A. M. for treatment of - diseases of tlm
.Pernstexa_nuitozoi; "
ErTGEORekE C. HA RLAN,l6o+lohestnut ntreot.
• VIBITINd mANAGErts,
EZRA DYER, ,142 e Walnut itreot.
AMOK HILLISORN; 44 North Tenth street.
,X.L3I.OIIEAL_H/N.Ei_4(l.l.oll2l_Green.atreet.
_ .•
I .; MISS E IZA W., S . MITH, HAVING
Ll.v..Y retrieved from 13.24 to 1212 SPRUCE atreet, will
re-open her . Boarding and Day School for Young Ladlell
on WEDNESDAY, September 15.
Circulars may be obtained from Lee & Walker, •TILH
W,,Queen & Co., and after AnKnot 25 .
• AT THE.SCROOL. jy2i a &limp§
azi ont.4:RD STREEt. 1109
TUREBM, RUSTAN, AND PERPUblii'd)
-MopartmPuto tor 'Ladies. '4 0
Maths open from° A. M. to 9 P. M.
n: MERCANTILE lABB.AIII7—T E NTH ;
ik,D 7 • 1n elleatnut.--.011 iILONDAY, 2.3i1 and
.ant it further nut leo, theNewnpupper Itooni will be opened
at 7.1 e o'clock A. The Librari Room will o 3
opiMed at a o'clock , ita heretofore. au2l H td 9 t' •
R. FRANK PALMER, I.L. D.,
Spit..
goon Artist; has just been commissioned by the
Burgeon-General to fuippl v the Palmer Arm and. Log for
xnutllated Officers of the P. S. Army and Navy. The
Governmental oillees are to be located in Philadelphia,
New York and Boston, and are till conducted by Dr.
PA.Larat. • turr 74tr §
•
C. A ICES
A•43'4 tivi,,,,voLLEOE...I
'"n Ite-oriks SciikeinlT.l3th4:ll36o, i
PIIINABY AND ACAPIOI G:DBFAGTKENTS. •
'A Bente Betirding,Settool for nys.'l,' . / '.; ', . '' t
• Charges-821(4o Wiper year.' ',.. . ~,' '• , s "' ' .t_
Addrow..-.Buir. Int,Wat,it.s. AudaltUda:Pa. , . aul2 , ln
kAbit
au 12,1n
Viii , .11001.4:1,-00,11:"Or FOURTH.,
J'. end Gremisteeets ( entrance on Fourth street), will
reopen en the first Second -day in the-, Ninth mouth
( Seitember 0); 186,2
' • - - ~' - . '
T wee schools Intro large' and srell.ventikited rooms,.
, • an, nre underthe vitro of eipprieElce4 teachers.
For forlherinforination apply tattle schools to
Sarah 8, Long, Principal of Grammar School;
% •.:' .• ,- '.- ItebdEcil -T. Buckman,. Priucipol .of Secondary
Abblo T.. Lippncott Principal of Frimary School;
.. . . •
CL 0 THING ' -Spencerßoberta, 421 N. Sixth street;
Wallah A,. A Ilen;in Green street:
CUSTOM ,worac,
JOHN --HOwititHit,
my 6 rP
STATE . : Elatti'S ',YOE SALE.--
State rights of a valuable invention just patented,
Cuin designed for the slicing, vatting and chipping of
dried beef, cabbage, &0., are hereby o ff ered - foranie, It
is an article of great value to Aproprietore of , hotels and
restanranto r nnd it ohonlit beintrotinced into`every fam
ily. State rights for . sae. Model can be seen at the
telegraph of ce, Oooper'sPointM, • ~
rnv29.ti§ • • • ItILTSDII & HOFFMAN.
R E G ITLA D.RX
EVE , . LEGISLA.OHIH,
SECOND. DISTRICT,
, WILLIAM C. GILLINGHAM.. jy3 tf letps
Oa THE PUBLIC%
m' .11E INT ER
ested in what the City Ite says, "
! Nudorsed by
prominent, .no one fail to
egnlo tgz lgt7: iv,
HOWARD HOSPITAL, NOS. 1518
And 1520 Lombard-streetiDisiensary Department.
...Alma treatment andmediolne Dustehed gratuitously
otke poor. -
IT •Y. I.A.IIDERIEIACH'S
•
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC AND • COMMERCIAL
ACADEMY, ,
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN. --
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS. .-.
Entrance 108 South - TENTH Street.
This School presents the following advantages :
Finely ventilated class-rooms, with ceilings thirty feet
in height, giving each pupil more then double the usual
breathing space. ^
Wide, massive stairways, rendering accidents in es
t. embling and dismissing almost impossible. •
A corps of teachers every ono of whom his hrul years
of experience in the nrt of, I:gnarling knowledge, and
making study interesting', and consequently, profitable.
A mode of teaching and discipline
_calculated to make
school attractive; Instead of burdensome to the pupil—
an indispensable requisite for complete success. .
Applications received at the Academy from 10 A. M.
to P. M., daily, on and after AUGUST 23.
Catalogues, containing Dill particulars' and the names
of many of our leading citizens. patrons of the Institu
tion, may be obtained at Mr. W. F. - Werburton's, 430
Chestnut street, or by addressing the Princip_alas above:
LAUDERBACH,
Late Principal of,theNorthviest Public Grammar School.
ault-lm •
THE EDGEHILL SCHOOL
Will begin next session in tho NOW. Academy Building
• At Merchantville,
(Four miles from Camden,/ • •
BBMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. "
For Circulars, apply to • Bey. T. W. OATTELL.
iy26 6wg
MISS CARR'S SELECT . BO DING
and Day School for Young Ladies.
EILDON SEMINARY, opposite the York RoajSta-
Con, North Pennsylvania Railroad, seven miles from
1 hiladelphia, will reopen on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 15th.
Circulars obtained atthe office ) of, Jay Cooke k Co:,
T tinkers, 114 S. Third street, or by addressing the Princi
al, Shoemakertewn P. 0 4 , Alontgomery co.,Pa.au2l
VIIHE - BEST • PROVIDED SCHOOL IN
AMERICA.—THE SCIENTIFIC AND CLASSI
CAL INSTITUTE--a School for Boys and Young Men
—Corner Poplar and Seventeenth streets, re-opens
MONDAY,Beptember 6th. J. ENNIS, A. M.,
an2l lm* Principal.
siSO.AwBBegN.J.ND AND TUITION,
uu2l•e w Mt* , REV. T. M. REILLY.
A CADEMY OF THE PROTESTANT
Xi. EPISCOPAL CHURCH. (founded. A. D. 1785,)
Southwest corner.LOCUST andJUNlPßastreets.--The
Rev. JAMES W. ROBINS, A M., Head Master, with
ten Assistant Teachers. •From SeptenibCr I, 1869, the
price of Tuition will.be NINETY - Dollars per annum
for all classes; payable half-yearly in advance. •
French, German, Drawing and Natural Philosophy
are taught without extra charge.
By order of the Trustees. . o
GEORGE•W.• HUNTER,
Treasurer,
The setedon-wilt-opttt di - IL-MONDAY, -September-6th.
Applicattene for • atlmission may be made during the
-preceding 'week - ,-,between ten 'and twelve o'clock-in the
ant 7 to th a 18t5
. Head Raster.
"fIpHE HILL" '
.1 SELECT FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL,
An English, Classical, Mathematical, Scientien and
• Artistic Institution, • •
FOR YOUNG MEN AND-BOYS,
At POTTSTOWN, Montgomery County Pa
The First Term of the Nineteenth Mutual Session will
commence on WEDNESDAY, the Bth day ofBeptomber
next. Pupils received at any time. For Circulars,
address Rev. GEO. F. MILLER, A: M.,
REFERENCES: Principal..
REV. DRS.—Wigs,. Schaeffer, Mean,_ Krauth, Seise,
Muhlenberg Stover, nutter, Stork, Conrad, Boni
berger, Wylie, Sterret, Murphy, Brniksiumks, etc. •
HONS.—Judge . Ludlow, Leonard. Myers, M. Russell
• Thayer, Bomb 111. Boyer, Jacob S. Yostaiiester (U
-lmer, John Killinger, etc.
ESQS —James E. Caldwell, James L. Claglioat, C. S.
Grove, T. C. Wood, Harvey Bancroft, Theodore G.
Boggs, C. F. Norton, L. L. Houpt, 8. Gross Fry ;Miller
& Derr ;c Charles Wannemacher, James, Kent, Santee &
tn, , v 13,1889, jy29 th s to
•
- DROP. %A,. D. DELACOURTIVIL — LRE:
1 turn .froul Paris and resume his French classes
September let. autl 2831*
ERMANTO.WN SEMINARY FOR
ILA • YOUNG LADIES. Green street, south of Walnut
Lane, will re-open September 8. For circulars contain
ing full information, apply to Prof. W. 8. FORTESCILE,
A. M., Principal. auggltfg ,
AXTEST PENN SQUARE ACADEMY,
vv Ord National Bank Building), •
S.V. corner Market street and West Penn Square.
A training Collegiate Technical and Commercial
School for boye and young men.
Gymnastics, French, 'German, Art, Vocal Musie, all
under Hkillful teachers, without extra charge. College
classes in every stage of preparation. •
An
hest 2 he Booms will be. open for inspection on and aftet
3d. • '
T. BEA.NTLY YANGTON, Princlied.
(Testimonial :3 • •
• • PIIILADELPITIA, May let, 1869.
I take sincere pleasuie in commending Mr. Langton to
the confidence of • all who are interested in the education
of boys. ills large ',experience ; his past success his .
broad and thorough views of education ; his enthusiasm
in his profession ; his conscientiousness and sense of the
responsibility attaching to his vocation ; and hie enemy
Wary_ life op a member of IV Christian church,,render
him, in rny jUdgraent,! Peculiarly' qualified to be an In
struetor Of youth, GEO. D. BOARDMAN.
itul4 s tci th tf§ Pastor of First Baptist Church.
BEILVXUE 11413T.ITUTEN1'011•YOUN.G
LADIES, ATTLEBollo,_ltucks eounty,Pa:'.' Bean (
tifully loeated, about,' twenty miles from PhiladelplAtat
Prominent as a pleat:Mt homeand for thorough teaoh!'
iinig...For particulars, address 1 W. T.
. • Principal.
~- . (latiklogtiesii and' information -may bo had nt--Gilbert
Coombe, A'. 31. 3 608 rtinroUull street; J. J.,Grahante,
Twelfth and Filbert streets; J.'o. Garrigues, 608 Arch
street; Josiah Jackson, of Cow perthwait &
628
Chestnut street, and H It. Warriner, Esq., 20 North
P,§ —Seventh-street.
El=
115tI S.H. P ZIT. 0 12.,P L=T. HIS CHURCH
JJ school foi girth; on the south bank of the liehighp
will begin Its second year I). V., on the 15th of tientout
bor. The nuniber of nuptials to thirtY stenon
la taught by it resident gerernesa, and 'so far' utvpositiblis
made the language of the family,
Adams for circulars, sce.,
Bislionthorpe;' l, '
BethlehemiTa•
jA-6,w,6c163
CON SERVATOR Y.ol!' MU
SIC: Office No. 1024 Walnut - street. I.
, ,Clasteltems 1024 Walnut and 8.57 North Br9ad.
'lnstructions wilt isai DIONDAYy Sept: 0, - 1869. Ii
Cll.ltCULAltil AT T STORLEBiII/141 13 1 21 11
OAWARY. AOADEINIY,..A.T
9hurch, Minlbeim street, Germantowu. Pbll4. •
rhe.school year coniniencesouthe ;second of
Septeinhu t •
The Principal will recofve family v under. the
• ininie(liutethurge ;, tour boys; between the ages of eight
end thirteen years,' at , throe:hundred dollarkr, per, school
year. For eireularaddress the Principal, B. shoeutlkkor,
'
A. M. 91S'MHOheita street Philadelphia, L., sr: ,
• Itelerences-4Rov. J Ferry, Rector; T. A. Newhall,
Esq., Bun. , Carroll 13rewater, J-; L. Erringer,
. • auT atfiw 10th
READY-MAbt-
131X1 - 31
SIS and 1420'
.01):ETAT, 1 0N-'
aut94to
riIEE MIISSUS MANSFIELD'S SCHOOL,
1 No. , srfatfain street t - Itlarkot Square Clertnantown.
will open' Wednesday, Sept.lsth, 1869. 'For further in
formation apply of the School Latter Sept. 2,1„
BEFErtancne.—llev. A....T. Peabody, D. D., Harvard
Univeratty.*:_ , ltalnb : -.Wahlo-- Emerson, t Concord,
Mass.- Oliver Wendell, Holmes, M, D., Boston. Senate!
Dow les t Springfield. Mum. E. It. Hoar, Attornel-
Genera 1 ashington. Doreen Gortnnutown.
Bev. Yartitigtoll; Germantown. ' ItU l9 /Mu"
MIBS ,- LA 11t13“,t3 • SEM INA EY FOR.
Young Eddies, X 6429 Eorth• Seventh etrebt,
reopen 'WEDNESDAY, September E 1,1269: anl6-/m"
'
"ATI: S "STOKES' Sesooli,• - 4807- "14tAIN,
lII_ reet, germontonm, will re:open 31ONDAY, Sep;
tembo . 13th; anir Imo
11/1 iklE„ E. SEItOI4 WILL. RE-OrgN ON
the IfithOf Frenifit Etiglish
School for boys under 12. at her Residence, No. 1136
South Penn Square. •VerntsrTer Bos : slaver five months
(Inchullng Latin) 840. . - aul7 lm§
111StriVONNEY-attiL,---ITISS-DIITLAVg
.
will reopen'their boarding- and , day, settee!. (Lwen' ,
tieth year); Segtvntber 15, titl6ls , ohestntit. street. Par
rs from mrculars., - sulfite octl
- - -
MISSES WILSON WILL RE-QPEN
earn e n t e l' olit t , l g i pt i etblnn, fge. eg ''?",(4lletroi Argt
rthp..l4,Elliall. .UNIVERSITY;: ; '
SOUTH DETHLEntat;PA: .'
Term opens on September Ist. For admlssionlo the
Classes or Special Schools. appV to
001!PEE, - LL. D.,
:President.
EZIEMINI
M . -- J.SS •-- •ARRO -
TT AND MRS. WELLS,
..(Formerly of No. lat 7 Poplar street),
Will open their Boarding andßay, School for Girls, on
the first llionday in October;l669, at 6254 GERMAN ,
TOWN avenue, Germantown,- Philadelphia.
Until:October lst, *act to No. 744 .North, raNN
TBENTKStreet. , ' -
MADAMECLEMENTS FRESCH,PECfr
.testant Boarding,and Day 'School ; Germantoin,
Pa. The Fall term will \ open WEDNESDAY, Septem
ber lath. /869. ,\ .
For Circulate, apply tette Frmelpal, adY nu§
THE MISSES CHAPMAN'S BOARDING.
and Day Schdol for Young Ladies will reopen
September 1.3th,•1869. Por Ciructlart4 .address tho Prin
cipals, iltdrnesburg, Twenty-third - Ward.: Phibtdel phis,
or they can bo obtained at Dir. TRUDIPLEB'S Music
Store, Ala t'bestnut street..Philada.. . > ant 2m'
c2EORGE R. BARKER, A. 31„ WILLRE
‘a open his English and Classical School, PricO
,11. et, Germantown, on , Monday, teptembpr .6th,
BARROWS'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS t
In the CITY INSTITUTE. at Chestnut and
Eighteenth, will re-open MONDAY,I Se eta arab
TUANTED—A COMPETENT ". MUSIC
v INSTItUCTOR—Qualifled to take. chame' of:the
rchestra and choirs of the..lnstitutlcat for the 'Blind,
3ventil_thaud.Bace streets. r • •
out!) 31* WILLI:13I CHAPIN, Principal.
LEM ALE COLLEGE, O,RDENTOWN,
1: N. J.—This Institution, ko long and so favorably
known, continues to furnish the besreducational advan T
toges, in connection with a pleasant, Christian home.
(Mologues, with terms, etc., furnished on application,
College opens September 16th.
n - 14-2m§ •• JOHN IL IILAKELEi: President.
MEI 01 All DRIO kikVi Wirt :4-.11.111
faPEREMPTORY SALE.-THOMAS &
SONS. A uctioneers.—Valnahle Coal Lazuli, £0
mires, Schuylkill County, Pa.—ln the assigned estate of
Thomas II nil, trailing us MOMS Hull 'S Co., lately - ad.
judged a bankrupt in the District , Court of the United
States, for the Hasten; Distrait of Pennsylvania, will be
sold at public sale. without rewire, at 12 o'clock. noon. At
the Philadelphia Exchange. all that tract of landAtuate
in Maze' t0V11914, Schuylkill county, Pa., bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at a point intim western
boundary of the tract and in the line between Schuylkill
mid-Lucerne counties: thencney..tentllng north i degrees
30 rninuteS, West 'B6.'percheit to. a stone 'Cotner; thence"
south 41741egrees 30 minutes , west 181 perches-to•' pine;
thence south 92 degrees 30 minutes west to a point in tins
between Luzerne and Schuylkill countieS;thence follow;
ing said county line south 70 degree; 30 minutes. east 34
perches to a post; thence north 9,9, degrees, ieist 417
peix:bem to the place of beginning; cot 50 acres., be
the 4thielmi we or less.
• The aliOve described property Is a par_i of a largeli
Anactof land, which has been successindlv worked for
conlnnal is supposed to contain coal TOW of considerable
value.
For further particulars apply to Wm. W. • Lolyard,
Fail:, No. 17 South Third street.
By order of H. HAMBURGER, Assignee. •,
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctiikneers,
• au2l sell,lB 139 andl4.l South Fourth street. •
.1.•411.01.1"T0RY...5AL - E 7 —THOMAS &
kliiirSons,Atieticneeral-;-Tx•C throJe-sb4y fraine
lingo, Nos. 1327 and 13x4 Adrian street, Mirth of Chomp
sow street, Seventeenth rt Ward. On Tue.day, September
1859, at 12 o clock, noon. will be sold at public sale,
without reserve. at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that
lot of ground, with the 2 three-story frame messuages
thereunto belonging; 'situate on the cast side of nAdrian
(late Amber) street, 258 feet 31. i ineheg north of Thomp
son street, Seventeenth Ward; the lot eimtaining in
,front on Adrian street 38feet DU inches. and extending
in depth 28 feet 5.4 inches on the north line, and 37 'feet
S inches on the south line.
object to a yearly ground rent of $l5 (sliver money.)
Sale absolute. • . _ _
M. THOMAS & SONS. A . uctioneerit,
—an 21uo 152.5 139 and-1-41 South -Fourth otroet...--- , :.
,
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.-ESTATE
of 'Matthias Cantwell,' deceatasl,'- . -James A. Free
man. Auctiencer. Under authority of the Orphans'
Court for the City and County of Philadelphia 'on Sat.
Imlay afternoon, September 11, 1850, at .4 o'clock. will be
sold. at public sale on the premisest. the following
• describedssal estate, late the property of Mathis Cant
-well itlecenSed - HNo • J.—Stone-Dwelling - and Lot. Ores
son and Mechanic streets, Manayunk. A lot of ground_
with the thrutvstorr brick-messuage-thereon-erectedi
situate in Manayunk•;now the - , Twenty:first Ward of the
City • beginning at a stake standing in the southeast
'tomer of-Mechanic and=Oressow-strecterthence-alon,„
the north lino of Cresson' street - toward Robeson street.
feig illforecria - kiglirotrpiirtertoMon"girtqlZ4s - 16 - et
31 Inches, to the south -line or Mechanic , street, and
t along -the swine 54 , feet-ill'i inches to the placeof begin
.
ning.
--,-1119 - Clear of incumbrunce,
-No -2.—Lot Adji,iniuK i lot ufground - with thofr.unc,
w"rkslloP.tbereon, beginning at a stake on the south side
of Mechanic street, said stake being distant in si north
easterly direction 54 feet 10'4 inches from the southeast
corner of Mechanic and Cresson streets; thence Ina line
-at right angles to Mechanic street and towards Toobeson
street,';-ts feet 4 inches; thence parallel to Mechanic street
in a northeasterly direction. In feet 7 Inches; thence at
.right angles to 'Mechanic, street 35 feet 4 inches to the
smith side thereof, and along the came lenoot 7 inehes to
'tile place of beginning.• , • • ,
••W"'"" Clear of ineumbrance•
tt7'Sy,l3o to be paid at tin• time of sale.
By the Court.; JOS E Pll MEGA RY, Clerk 0. U. -
HANNAH CANTWELL, A IwittishuU lx.
JAMES A. FREEMAN \ net bower,
• an2l 2.55e4 • . iwos•
FOR SALE.
ga GERMANTOWN .COTTAGE,
.52.51POHOOKEN Street, l 6 rooms,eloiont lot 100x2.17,
very cheep. Apply to C. KEYSER KING, next De
pot,Gormtintown.
el • ELEGANT GER brANTO OT
ALTAGE, Pointed Stone, Flahor , a lane, oms,
large lot, cheap. , KEYSER KING, next Depot, Ger
mantown. ,
•W. GERMANTOWN, COTTAGE, 13
MEELTubpoheckevi street: n roont4,loo3oxlll,only 4tfioo
U. KEYSER KING, next Depot, Germantown. It
VA NO. 69 HERMAN STREET, GER:
MELIKANTOWN. large home• No at Herman' etroot;
Germuntown, only e4OlO. C. KEYSER KING, next De-
pot, Germantown. lt*
- iffl -NO. : 1723', 'CHESTNUT , : STILI. ET,
BEL Philadelphia, marble front i 2
o l roirn s vinkir N e G nt
situation, cheap. ...Apyy . , : onlYo
Germantown.. .
OM 1614 GREEN. STREET, PHILADEL
JIMLIIIIA, magnificent houe_,o etable and coach house.
Apply only tp KEYSER. 4944,1 G, taor,,t,,Depot, Ger
mantownt , It*
Agm .
SALE-:—N SPRU E 's.r ;
4EI Lot le 2.3% feet front; 20.5'feet deep to a street.' Ilas
large Parlors, Dining: ‘ltoorn, , atichen, :Ironing . and
Washing rooms on ilrettloor.. !dirge .three-story back
Amildings.with the modern iniprovenionts: - POgflo9lll.on
on receiving deed. Apply between 11 and 12 o'clock. to
E.-A.~RIGIIAM,ILo. 311 ,8 nue2 .4t*
GERMANTOWN.—R R SALE- r a'tWO
pointed stone Cottages ,witb every
,eitY , .conve-,
n env), lust finishing, within A ve .^ miles walk, from
Church lanue:titation... J. 'IS: Y §ONjti, 733
Walnut. street.. . • , , .
FOR SALE-MODERN RESIDENCE,
nurrblo first story.; with overt' conveniorkae;and 6
cot - side-yarti,No - r-aTTL-South-Fifteentli-streeff--belofr-
Spruce. 3. M. GUMMEY k&lIONS; 733' , Walnut etreet.
t - -77 v ,„ •• EIGHTH:. STREET.;,.• FOR SALL•=
• tei valuable Proporty,N 02827 Nortfi Elkhth'strd6t:
GMESIEY 50N5,,,733 'Walnut etreet.
FOR SALE-AN ELEGANT t.:7OUl'l;
seat and Farm ~ c ontaining 85 7 11.6 . 04 stipeflor
land, beautifully located cout the Neeliaminy. 'creek; cow ,
venlont to• Schenek's Station, on the Philadelphia and
Trenton Railroad Elegant double residenCo; with every
convenience; stable and carriage-house; tenant-house;
greou-hone hot-house i ice -house, , grounds
handsomely , Unproved With , drallis and walks, Ms old
, shade and evergreen treesnholee shrubbery, &c. Views
may be seen at the'olllce of J, GlJltildEY.'& SONS: 733
Walnut street.
WANTS.
'IOOEIIIIANEN'f7IOARDINGIVANT.TtIb,
in a nice In Ivato faintly, by a Young Merchant and
hht Otter, ulialq Io comforts of a honni,
other boarders preferred; genthnan. dining. out, Toi
d:tattross. rattug ' . torms ',Unit In*,
box 1. 7 61, Poet Wpm. , • ati2l- B t* . .
A PURNIST-I,ED HOUSE WANTED
MIL for a reliable teniint. STEP HEN W. SOUTH,
162 South Fourth street,
TO OPEN
STRAVBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
, •
FIVE , IpIICYILTIA.NID PIECES
&wed under market KV
/ LOW PRICES.
!VIEW• YORK MILLS,
.0174 OWN MAKE,
WAMBIIiTTA, •
Will4aWiWl l 4 l . l . l6 ,
WARREN,
MOVSEREEPER,
.PEQI6OT, ;
•
414 4- eirfil - • ' .
SIELEETINGrS.
•
5.;41 , WALTUAIVI
43-4 AItoIIOSCOGGINV
9.4 ANDROgICIGGGIIII,
10..4' *MICA,
19.4 PitletrOT
IN FIL:LAYVV-CASE ISILTSTAINS.
5-4 PEQUOT,
5-4 IFFAMISIUTTA,
5-4 NASHUA,
IN UWI3ILEA.CLIEI) Groclns,
TEN CASES CA N TON, FLAN:NELS,
All the above by the yard,.:pleceot.:pachige, according to the vvranto of
FAMITTF:S, HOTELS AND PUBLIC INSTiyuIiONS.
We are detennined to increase our already
. . .
by' always keeping the prices so lOW as, to make it the interest of every consumer in and near
Philadelphia •to deal exclusively at our house. , ,
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
CENTRAT., DRY GOODS HOUSE,
'
COBi I I
/ •
sst
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE-IMPROVED
BALTIMORE
Fire-Place .Heater ,.
With ILLUMINATING DOORS and v.
MAGAZINE, of . sufficient cal
for _
HOU,RS, at a cost of but 11 CEN S PER DAY.The
most perfect and cheerful Heater, n use. Having made
arrangements with • - •
MR. S. B. stxTuNi OF BALTIMORE,
For the EXCLUSIVE manufacturing of these Heaters,
we, are prepared to furnish them in large or small quan
tities. •
bold Wholesale retail by the Manufacturer,
JOl-1"N S.,CLARK,
• - 1008 !Market Street.
Beware of imitations gotton up on tho s popularity'of
these Heaters: • • • ' • auS 2m§ ,
SUDDARDS &,VENNEMORE"
Artists and Photographers,
• BANE OPENED THEIR NEW GALLERIES,
•
No. 820 Arch Street.-
Can and see them Picturei in' every StYlet and WM
,faetien guaranteed. •
N. D.—All the Negatives of KEELER & RENNET
MOUE, late of No. 5 S. EIGHTH, Street; have been re
moved to the New Oaliories
' iel2s wtf
PATENT 'OFFICES
N. W. cor. Fourth and Chestnut
(Untrance on FOURTH Strest.)
,FRANCIS' H. PLISTORIIIS ' •
'Solicitor of Patenti.-
Patents procured for inventions in the United Statile
and Foreign Coun tries nd all business relating to
ram u°(icortircoiu
Pate leopon:rntil:iiu'olocr kvery
nh2oint ,
ENTALIICON - WORKIi . . -
4:...'*i',E:' , 'Woii.Kl:.'-i
GALVANIZED and Painted WIRE GDAUDS, for
tore,frotita windot,il6r 'factory! atid.:;ararehoutta
viindowa l .for cliarcitea anti cellar, vOndmva. 't. '
IRON and writn ItAlLlNGEijeti balContea,; °Moos,
cemetery and garden reneek ' %
, 114/Mral tdl9WanOoraado' to coutracterai"Billidbre driii
Carpeutore. All orders Sind with iron:ubies,' and work
guaranteed. ;,) , . •
• R2A3ERT WOOD Jo C 0...
1136 Ridge Avenue, Phila.
T) -7- 7, - cartust -- .:- - xfcmrvD - rorpralpit:
J.. TON'S colebrated s Pine AppleAhf3t3Bq dal*: ex
acted, and for eels by JOB. D. BIISSIEIt, & 00, 1 Sole
gents.
P•••
T
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T RAD•
OFFER
4i N S
M U.
for CASH and offered at less than our usual
IN stinEvrinvasi.
An immense stook comprising EVERY MAKE.
Jut "Received,
.-
,~
LARGE' MUSLIN TRADE,-
.. ~.. , ..;a ,
ItS.WRIGUT,
• ,
IF,OWESTDAILE,
WWTXIFir,
COM
apiricairs;
intomar.
0 1161
10.4 ANDROS OGG!Lti i , '
10-4 WALTO *M s
11-4 1111IGWE1tOir, . '
12-4 HUGUENOT.
5-4 HOOT.
6-4 UTICA,
6-4 WALTHAM,
FIRE-PROOF SAFES,.
THE ,GREAT FIRE AT .YONKERS.
Herring's
,Safes Again Tested! ,
YONKZItS, August 79,1969
'Messrs. HERIII.Ntt, FARREL & SHRIIHAN, New
York—atm/onm : At the great lire here an Sunday
night last (Bth inst.), w)dch cOverM an "area. of two
blocks, we had two of your safes In our;bitilding,Whtch
passed safely through the.ordeal. 'When first diticovered
they wero surrounded by burning luniber;arA bear evi
dence of having had a severe test,as our Aimee( trasinesa
occupied Seven lots, all covered with bnildings and hint
ber, all of which' were entirely' consumed ' , and' to this
heat the safes were expelled. It vies with great iiatlstac
tion that we found, upon'cutting into our Safes, as they
*ere so warped and swollen they could be opened in' no
other way, that our books and • papers and money we
all saved ; indeed the bills came out of the safe with
a 'singe, and 'nothing - IS discolored ` but • tile . binding o
the books'. Respectfully yours, ;! - • ' ' - ; .-, •
,•1 r- • .•. , • ACKERT St , OMR,
HERRING'S -PATENT ,4331AHPIGNsAns, t 0.,,
most reliable, protection` from tire new 'known;" HER
RING'S - NEW PATENT RANKERS' '.SAYES, com
bining hardened steel and iron with the Patent Frank-
Unite or /31'IEGEL EISEN, furnishes a resistatit,agalnst
boring and cutting tool to an extent iteretefore Mr
.
known.
Farrel Herring & Co. Philadelpidri.
Herring, Farrel & Shemin; 261
--Broadway,morner, Murray St., N. Y.
ierring - kiCO4 - Chleagn:c;
`Herring,Farrel&.Blternnut,-New,9rleans.
I)lmllptsgai
SEWING DIACRINES. .
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"914 ezi es Mit p " Street."
PETERSON ;& CARPENTER, qq
" GENERAL 'AGENTS.
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