lt ri,144}4 • • .V 4" - ±IINTH EDITION. • , TEL EGRAP, LATEST CABLE NEWS Destructive Fire at Bordeauk---Thirty Vessels Consumed . " , IteprUd Withdrawal of Bpnister Sickles' r , Then Issue Between Turkey and Egypt Settled. ".,'".:-.4 . 1NEV11 YORK REPUBLICAN CONVENTION The Excitement in the Gold Mused. !Special Despatch to the Phila. Evening it , • NEW YOBS, 29.—The excitement at the cold Board this afternoon over Smith Gould, fardn& Co.'s refusal to send in their state- - - went ,was very intense. Cries were made, •/ .Let's hang them!" "Let's' gd over and tear down their house !"', &c.; but • wiser counsels finally prevailed. To doubt, there will be a stormy session'this evening., By the Atlantic' Cable. BonnEAux, Sept. 29.—A. fire broke out here ,last night amongst the shipping, and thirty weasels, laden with petroleum, were, de istroyed. The loss is heavy, but is unaseer lained. .IdAtuun, Sept. 29.—1 t is reported here in ...ktheia.l circles to-day that t he' recent note of -Winister Sickles has been withdrawn: CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 29.—The mediation •f the great powers .of Europe in the matters "'Agit issue between, Turkey and. Egypt has been natisfactory. - None of the points presented, nave one; oltered any difficulty. . Sorrunmprorr, Sept. 29. The steamer Deutschland, hence' yesterday for New York, took' in .£24,ooospecie.. From Syraerme. • 83EltACVSE, N. Y., Sept.. 29.--The Repub lican State Convention was called to order by HArnilton Harris, , and elected Dewitt C. Lit tlejohn as temporary Chaiiman. Tile consolidation of the Now York delega tions Was announced amid great, applause, and the contesting delegations . trom Kings county were admitted to seats, to vote as one delega tron. The Convention, after appointing the usual Committees, took a recess until 3 Y. M. .; • . Meeting of the Gold Board. •L [Special Despatch to the Phila. Evening Bulletin.] ' NEw,Yonit, Sept. 29.—Tbe Gold Board met sigainnt 2 . o'clook in executive session. The • . Committee of Twenty reported all the state ments in, except those of Sinith„Grould, & Co. After an exciting debate, - in which the latter firm was severely censured for delay, it was finally resolved that the Committee should proceed 'to arrange _ thb statement of iitecounts of those who had settled, leaving out smith, Gould, Martin & Co., and strike a bal ance:- The board then took-a recass '-until 5 o'clock, when they will probably determine . 'bow to. act. • - 'lt is stated that Smith, Gould, Martin & Co. were six millions "long" on gold on Friday's figures. ' ,A proposition , has been made to sell out the gold of Smith, Gould, Martin & CO. under the • rules, the .difference between' the price and 135 to be divided equally among the members 'of the Board: Gold is now quoted at 132. ' Front 6t. Louts. - - • , ST. Lotu , s, Sept. Hoag, a German, at Kansas City, a few days- ago, very philo sophicallrallowed his wife and children to leave with Charles Idunitli. - liciag then fol lowed them to Jacksonville, Illinois and shot them all, the wife twice in the arm,his yountt. est child in the sides and Munith iu the shoul * der "and then escaped., - - The warehouse and elevatorof Gebrge - W: Schnebly, at•Mtiandlle, was burned - yesterday. The loss is ;$lO,OOO, to: , $20,000 ; insurance. $9,000, in.rilstern aloes. , Indian depredations continue in Montana, and nearly every head of stock has been run off.: In the vicinity of Silver City some. mar- . dersluive been committed.. The estimated wheat crop of Montana is 85,000 bushels. - . From New York. REW YORK, September tl2.—Luther C. Challis has brought suit against the Central Branch - Union Pacific Railroad for $500,000, -value-of- services-rendered-in - negotiating - a treatywith the Rickapoo Indians; and , proem tug a grant of United. States 'bonds to that Company to the amount of $1,600,000, to aid in the construction of the road. The case is now being argued on a motion to have it transferred to the V. S. Courts. Heavy Robbery. . Meadville, Pa. MEADVILLE, Pa., Sept. 29.—Tbe hardware .store Of J. D. Gill Sr. Co. was entered by burg lars on the morning of September 26th, the safe blown open, and about $510,000 in bonds of the Chenango and Allegheny Railroad— Nos. 97, 98, 09, 100, 145, 146, 147, 181, 182 and 183---$5,000 iu stockof the Bear Creek Rail road, and $12,000 in stock of the Mercer Min- ing and Manufacturing Company, was stolen. All the above stock and bonds were issued to D. and are Worthldss to the burglars. Mate Nevs York• ktoek, Market. NEW Yonx, Sept. 29, 2.:30 P.11,--The market las improved., apidly sin the opening, of the Oocond call: w Yorl Central has gone up 'l4 per cent and . 1/1.67i. The Treasurer has accepted bids for $3,000,000 •in bonds in stead of $2,000,000. , The National Stork Exchange commenced 4-1 , F•" -- 21eaTing in gold this morning, and the NeW ' York Stock Exchange has resolved to permit - dealings in gold in the long room until some Inew arrangement can be made. :" , , Sailing of George PeftbOdy. "Nr:w Yolut:, Sept. 29.—George Peabody sailed in the Scotia to-day for Europe: .ftfAMNIE - 13 - U 7 TEETTA . PORT OF PHILADELPHIA—SEPT. 29 - _ • /WSW Marine Bulletin on Inside Pare. ABBIVED THIS DAY. • Steamer Wyoming, Teal, 70 hours from Savannah, With cotton, Ac. to Philadelphia and Southern Mail SS Co. Passengers—Miss Julia W Remshart, Mrs E Baynard,infant and nurse. G A Remshart, Frank Kelly, llliss Mary Teal, Miss Josephine Teal, Miss Lavinia /51cOonnell, Geo W King. btesmer Ann Eliza. Richards, 21 hours from New ;ivrork. with mdse to W P Clyde & Co. bteamer J S Shriver,lttggans.l3 hours from Baltimore, with mdse to A Groves. Jr. titetuner N Franklin, Pierson, 'l3 hours from Balti more.. with mdse to A Groves. Jr. Schr Jane & Mary, Landreth, 4 days from Pocomoks Titer, with lumber to Collins & Co. • . Scbr Eleanor T, Rhea, 5 days from Norfolk, with old iron to Shay & Cu. Schr II Gifford, Tirroll, Boston. • 'Behr S P Adams, Talbot, Boston. • • •fishr W Bement, Penny. Now York. • ‘Sehr Ce Watson, Wallace, Codsport, Ct. •Schr J A Crawford, Young, Greenport, NY. itchr 'Tropic, Banks,'Norfolk. Schr 3 Porter, Burroughs. Norwich. Tug Hudson. Nicholson, from Baltimore, with a tow of bargea to W P Clvde S Co.: • • • ~ • " Tug Chesiipeake,Mer•Gliew,froril Havre de GrOce, With . tt tow of ,bargeolo W P Clyde & Co. • CLEARED THIS DAY. • • Bteanier A C Slime's, Knox, N York, W P Clyde & Co. - Berk Timone (NG), Bellmore. Bottorduni,L Wester - guard & Co. , ' • %ad' Tilos Jefferson, Allen, Baltimore. milli a tow of bargee, W P Clyde &Co • ' • • Tug Commodore Winton, Harrod° Grace, with a tow of barges, P Clyde Zt Co. MEMORANDA, , 'Ship Jeremiah Thompson, from New Yor k 29t/I May, let San Franci Bc° y es t er d a y Shlp ractaloe,Tobey, frOnl Now York 4th May, at San Francisco yesterday. Ntaamor Tonawanda, Wakeley, hence at Savannah sttll An. to day. Oat - .Stetuner Scotia (Br). Judkius, for Liverpool,cleared at Mow York Yesterday. ,• 8 er Lodona, Hovey, cleared at New Orleaue24th ' • just. for New York. (Steamer Alice, Ellis, cleared at New Orleans 24th inst. xor Liverpool. Mart Maid of Glanwern (Br), Thomas, at Colombo 9th 1 , 117 ' Wt. for this pert. _ Bark Quickstept Chase, for San Francisco, cleared at hew York reeteraar. lark Da i d Cannon (Br), Forbes, cleared at N York iresterday for MAateT • - - Essig Jolla A uanot e° l i c, Besse, from Nirerich, for this • tort, at Melt York yesterday. I *. PkvimENT Fon WEST • Gnats. lirttEur,-- 'An . adjourned - Meeting of tbexitizens'ef West Green street was held last evening the Henry Clay Hall, Coates - and streets; to hear the raped ,o4.the Committee previously' appointed to. ascertain' , and re ort to them the form of pavement, in their udgment; = most' desirable. James Otterson, ' called to the chair, and Edward ;Wrigley acted,aaSecretary The.committee submitted the folloWing report : o the Citizens of West - Green street: We, the under- . signed, the Committee appointed to examine the' ifferent hinds of pavements, and to report some one of those for 1 adoption, submit the following: ' ' • _, _ aThat the ' Cohamittee . have examined , many kinds 'of vements in this city; Wasington; 'New- York and Brooklyn, and have recelted proposals from the different parties representing thein, and while of these there are some which, being untried by our Northern *inters; the Committee might individually 'be .satisfied , to try, yet they do. not feel juititled • in recomtnending • others to do the same at the present lime ; and es wo wish the pave ments' to be laid this fail, and• therefore Cannot wait to have a winter's trial, we finally united upon the Alexan der MillerWood , pavement, for the following reasons • BecaUse of nil wooden pavements the Nicholson has • been longest tried and found most serviceable in the. Northern and Eastern States until the patenting of the Miller pavement,,which differs from the Nicholson in those' parts in which experience seems to indicate de- Omitting the strips between, the blocks, which strips may worktothotopoitlie..pavement,forchig • the graVel from between the blocks and leaving Ahem. unsupported and loose. Second-In° blocks of the Miller have a base surface equal to the top surface of the Sooting, from thence di minishing until at the tbp the block is ono. inch less in width then the bottom. 'riles two blocks when placed together leaving a space between them which,when oiled • with concrete makes an inverted wedge, thus giving a greater stability to the blocks. • • • t, • Third—Tim flooring is thicker in the Miller. which must add .._oltditmand_dnrabalit • • " • aunt —ln the Miller the boc - 4 an oor ng aroma. e of wood, chemically prepared to resist decay. The great objection to wooden pavement has been its decay. Any method by which this can be 'avoided mein add greatly to its Nehru, for the real wear of the blocks' is , cempara- Filth—The Miller is cheaper, the company agreeing to lay their pavement satisfactorily to' the committee for si , 3 65 per Square yard; to give bond to keep !tin COM , plete repair, without further charge; for live years, and' to lay that in front of the churches gratuitously; to take all responsibility in obtaining the 'money; and offers to ' treat liberall Ts with the Railway Company for paving be tween the The Committee do therefore, of these wore pre gent, at our final meeting unanimously recommend for adoption the Alexander Miller Wood Pavemeht. Re spectfully submitted. - • , , : , On motion of E. T. Steele, Esq., it was • Received, That the street be payed from curb to curb, the. citizens only to " pay to the track, of the railroad; that the same Committee . be continued to see that the contracts cover this suggestion that they superintend the preparation of contracts, bonds, &0., - and see that the contracts are satisfactorily Complied with. It is .understood that the Railway. Com- , pany is to have that portion of the street be tween the rails paved at. the same time the other pavement is laid, in • order that the whole street may present an . elegant and cleanly appearance, and that this kind'of pavement may have a fair' trial. 4:00 O'Clook. THE, TICIALS . OF POLICEnm—The Mayor's Court for the trial of charges against police men' has been in session several' times during the present mouth. Policeman John Higgins, Twelfth District, was charged 7.-ith insubordination. He \vas told by the Sergeant to go on duty on Broad street, and replied that he "would be G— el— if he would go." Sentenced to be dis missed. Police Man John Kane, Sixth District, was dispissed for intoxication. Pblieeman Samuel J. Miller, Twelfth Dis trict; was dismissed for assault and battery on Policenian John Higgins. He called Higgins f‘an Irish s— of a I}--" in the Station House, and knocked him down twice while he was patroling his beat. Policeman ThornaS Trainer, Fifth District, was charged with obtaining money upon pre tence of having a man Appointed on the police force. Michael McCollim testified that he was an applicant for a position on the police force ; lie met Trainer some time before the Rh of May last, and was told that he could not get on without spending . money; Trainer oll'ered to get him on the term by the folloW i ng Saturday night for forty dollars ; Or return him the money ; he gave Trainer twenty dol lars; and promised to pay him the halthee lichen appointed; ' he was not appointed, and .I•Trequent calls' upon Trainer failed to get hiin ).tack the twenty dollars. Trainer, in his de 7 fence, said: i.fthis gentleman came to me one evening, 'while on my beat,. and offered me ithirty.dellars to, get hint'on the force; I took twenty of it; Tneyer looked. for it, but never !refitse money , whet t offered.''. Sentenced to :he dismissed, and twenty dollars to be de !dileted' from his pay, and to be paid -to Me ' Polidenian. William H. Kinley l Ninth District, ilisreissed for being absent from lib • :Policeman John Eagan , _ Fourth' , District; for being absent from his beat, neglecting his !duty, anti appearing at the Station. House :drunk was &missed. . , Policeman James Canavan, Sixteenth Dis trict, was dismissbd for disorderly conduct and loitering to light Policeman P, Duross in the , Station House. Policeman Matthews and Substitute Nagle, -Seventh - District - overe - dismissedfor — ezit - enbg a tavern while on duty. Policeman William Murchison, Sixth Dis trict, charged•with insubordination by taking ]eave of absence after-it had been refused by ,the Sergeant, was sentenced- to lose six days' pay, •• • , CHURCH ON FlRE.—About half= pastthree o'clock this morning, the New Jerusalem Church, on Cherry street, below TWenty-first, was discovered to be oh fire., The. edifice is. :two-stories in height, the Sunday-School room, library, &c., being on the first door, and .the :place of worship in the second\ story.— The flames originated in the cellar, among some !old lumber which had just been put in for kindling wood, and burned through the floor ,neara door leading from the vestibule to the school-room. The Sunday-school room was pretty Well damaged. •Oonnected with it ;was a small apartment fitted up with shelves,. 'upon which were a large number of volumes, constituting the church library. There was also a handsome collection of minerals and prepared specimens of ,natural history belonging ,to Rev. W. H. Benade, former pastor of the church. This room waS ntir , burned out, and the contents were de stroyed. The damage to 'the building will ainotint . to about $BOO, but the loss by the de struction:of the. property in the library room (pmet, be estimated. The church is insured for $5,000 in the Franklin. The fire has every appearance of having been the werk of de sign, and its origin is being thoroughly inves ' ti gated by Fire garshal Blackburn. FIRE IN THE .-T TWENTIETH WARDhiS morning; about half-past twelve o'clock, a fire broke out in a two-storied frame and stone building on the east side of Darien street, above Poplar, in the Twentieth Ward. The building was entirely destroyed: It was owned by J. R. Eyre. Loss, $800; no insurance. The structure was occupied by Martin •Reichart, cabinet-maker. Loss estimated at $1,000; no insurance: , , The Church of the United trethren, adjoin ing, had the rear windows, considerably scorched, and the, furniture . was somewhat injured by water. . The rear portion of the dwelling houses Nos.. 918, and -920 North Eig;hth street were dam aged by fire, and the furniture in the houses was injuredby water. No. 918 is occupied by' James Henderson and 920 by Wm. Reeves. The loss of each is $4OO, and is insured. Mrs. ReeveS has been ill for several months, and was carried Out of the.house by policemen. •• Several stables on Darien street were slightly scorched by the heat. • Buitordinx.-_,George. Itowerr bailing frohl PottstoWn, was arrested between 12 anill o'clock this morning; upon the charge of attempted burglary. The proprietor of a tavern at Twenty-third and Meredith streets heard 'a noise,in the tiouse,and gave the alarm.. Bower opened the front door and rushed into' the street just in time to be Captured byPolice man Horan. He bad gained • access •to the house by forcing, open the cellar door. He wilt have a hearing at the Central Station this afternoon. CusTonr:-:-Jatnes Devhn, the young man who, by the evidence of the Coronerrii inquest, was implicated in the killing of Frands, C. Arnimlt, on, Girard avenue, near Thirteenth street, abOut ten days ago, was, ar rested, yesterday, by the Eighth District po lice. .110 was committed by ,the, Coroner to await trial. George Weiner, who is also.allegettoba.ve been concerned in tho affair, surrenderedhim self to Mayor Fox, at his office, thiS morning, and was also sent to prison. . MMMii! THE DAILY EVEMING,BULLETIN7-PAILADELPHIA„Yir,EDXESDAY,,smsgBE4.*9,IB.P, UITY BULLETIN. WOODEN IDTILDINOS:;-ThO r high constables' are now actively engaged inzenfotving the or dinituce prohibiting the erection ;Of wooden: , -the; 04. 7:YeiltuPdalYA.frame standlhg and tu,lordeeskOf erectioikiik , the First andTweritytifth:,, "Wardk, were or- , dered to be,taken down _ _ TEBBE is no . 4nger,. we, , suppork Wanae 'baker's Opening being lost`sight of,, but let as Once more remind our gentlernemi'eaders that to-morrow they have the rareAt biiportuaity examining the fall and atylatt to ...be 'fashion ably'worn this fall and:wlntei,, itWe said our "gentlemen readers ," we maawladies too, for the children% and young , gents' department is of interest to tht.m.' , •• ; • BANKIIEAD MAouttntit;' late. 'Oerteral of the Confederate army, 'w 9- 'was in Mexico during part of M'axitnilialfs career, announces ale re, : on the 'Subject at 'the Amateurs' Dra ng- Boom, on Saturday evening. The 16cture is not political,and it has been received with favor in the West. , . - t ' „ .11ACE POINT BREEZE' • PAux,,--.A. race takeplace at Point : .13reeze - Park on Thursday,'Sept. 30, mile heati,,,3 in lito, har ness, for a purse and stake amounting to $3OO. Three entries have becn putde; and a fine trot may he expected. • , "., THE SPECIAL ATTENTION readerB is called to the large sale of ~new „ and' superior furniture,'of the latest and most 'fashion able styles, direct from the best' makers, on Thursday morning at 10 . o'cleplF, ',at, 'Concert Hall Auction Rooms, 1219 Chestnut street. T. A. McClelland, Auctioneer/1 -2443-1 , 1430 0. UpEr. EVERY , DAY, ON TIMI4DAYS, ALL TILE TIME .! OPENING Now• and for sovoraldayaVasti...;, The most oxtenetvo importatio4 of ' :',., i FALL AND YINT . EIC, Ortisni reqi MEN'S WEA4I ... Ever before dbuiilayed this'elti. Comprising as it does every STYLE, QUALITY. AND . OOLOP, Newest designs inplain and fancy CASSIDFSRE VEpTINGEIrand OVERCOAMTGS, Our assortment is full up and ready for inspec lion. Polite and experienced. Salesmen will show you gentlemanly attention, and you will not be 'hood to buy. A cordial invitation is hero extended to tho public Come to-day, or at any time, as Isqi are . EVERY DA'S' Respectfully, - . CHARLES STOKES, N0:824 Citzsviur 'BiIUDDER no more at the smell and the taste Of physic. The most salubrious purgative,- stomachic and alterative ever given to the sick is Dn.AVlNst.ow's flavored , Liv er and Stomach-Lozenge- . It ren ders the process of cure a luxury, andthe demand for it is overwhelming. • , , . TRE Hirsute Charms .of Belles or -Beaux Are improved by the nee of Burnett' Coecritine. SU.NNYSIDE! SUSi.NYISIDE - - We claim the following among gt her improvenients I. it itl so constructed that ONE•THIED MORE of THE HEATING sUIZFACE EXTENDs INTO THE ROOM, gitdrig, that much more additional heat without extra fuel.- • • 2. It is the only wan* AIR FIRE-PLACE HEATER:In the worker. Like the regular built cell:wile:dor it lima ne heat, but confines it all to its legitimate purposes.% 3: The fuel magazine is DOUBLE the usual size extend ing from the flre-iiox to the top•of the stove; with capa city fortwenty-four hours' supply of coal. • 4. The patent DOUBLE COVER POE COAL MAGAZINE DonSlinies the gm, prevents escape of • gas into the.room. end makes it impossible for any puffings or OXplusielei to occur. Thin Is an . advantage possessed by no. other fire-place stove in 'the market: • • P. There tire THREE MR cHAMEEns. wherein - a. brisk circulation is kept .up, drawing the cold airin the room through heated tines INTO A LARGE HOT AIR IlEsEnvolit, at the back of the stove. ..... . .. . . 6.N0 side pipes are used As the air is healed in a RESER VOIR ItAVING DOUBLE RADIATING SIXES AND DoUBLE BACK, supplying large nuantities.of hot . Or, without waste of heator fuel . • , , ' t. 7. The SuNNYSIDE utilizes the waste heat so thorough ly that 'wo frequently heat an , adjoining room on the first, besides heating the, rooms in the second and third stories. • • • 8. A damper on top of the stove, connected with •the hot air flues, CONTROLS THE - QUANTITY OP HOT Ala :RE QUIRED FOR THE UsE OF EITHER THE UPPER OR LOWER RoOMs. All other tire-place stoves are very inconvenient in this respect. 9.. The Grate is self-cleaning. and NO DUST CAN ESCAPE while shaking it. • • • • 10. All partsof this stove are made from the very best materials, and in the most substantial manner, ALL - UNDER nil. Jul .- ERTL:TENDENCY, - TUE • PATENTEE. • GEORGE P. Suocu & Co., • " 313 North Second street, Philadelphia. WELDE,N SP.RIED WATER—St. Albans, Ver-, . , nowt, Alterati ye and Clialkbeate. Apply for deeeriptive pamphlet. FRED'ii Bawv, N. E. corner Fifth and Chestnut streets.. . ' W. H. CARItYL, having resumed the Cur= tain Business with hie sons, invitee the patronage of his Blends and public generally,: at 7Z3 Chestnut street: Railroad supplies and trimmings generally. W. ILI CARRY!. Jr. Swt, 723 Chestnut street. • CUBA! CUBA!! CUBA !!d The new etyle of Gents' Hat.. At the Store Of CHAS: OAKFORD S SONS, Under the Continental - - . LADIES : 'CHAS' OAKFORD & SONS,lllltter the con t nent al. keep the latest and most beautiful styles of Hata to be found in the city. Oh e them a call. • . . . . , JUDICIOUS . MOTIIItItS and nurses use for children a safe find pleasant medicine' in BOWET'3 Infant Stawacm, INSTRUMENTS and druggists' sun- dried. SNOWDEN do BROTHER, 23 South Eighth otroot. GENTS' AND YOUTHS' HATS AT . OAKFORDS'', where all the latest styles etill always he bad at the low est prices. Stores under the Continental Corms, Bunions, Inverted Nails, skillfully treated by Dr. J. Davidson, No. 915 Chestnut street. Charges moderate. • DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH. J. Isaacs, Ti. D., Professor of the Eye and Ear ‘ trents all diaeasee 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. 805 Arch street. The medical faculty are invited to accompany their patients, as be has no secrets in his practice. Arti ficial eyes inserted. No charaff made for examination A er $. s. JAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER, No. 422 Walnut street. • REAL ESTATE, SALE, OCT. 6, 1869. This Sale, on WEDNESDAY, at 12 o'clock noon, at the Exchange, will include the following— No. 2330 BROWN .ST—Three-story brick dwelling with back buildings, lot 15 by 60 feet. Subject to $6B ground rent. Orphans' Court Sale—Estate Si George H. Springer, deed. • .BROAD ST—Valuable Public lion9e, known tag "Sbline's," above Chestnut street, 10t34 by 80 feet. Full particulars at the auction store. Sale by order of Heirs, —Estat ear I t . Slternit, deed No. 1693 FILBERT ST—Three story brick and Gra nite Property, lately used, by the 'Warren'Rose Co., let. 17 by 76 feet. Subject to ell° ground rent per annum. Nos. 4669 and 4671 MAIN ST—Two-story stone Build ing. known as the Germantown old. Bank property, lot 45 by 161 feet. Plan at the auction store. ' GERMANTOWN- , Vpluable Lot of Ground, May a.. northeast of Anderson, street, lot IEO by 226 feet. Halt nmy remain. WEST PHILADELPHIA—An elegant new two-storY brown-stone residence, - with Mansard reef, No. M6O Santoro street; 16 by 70 feet. ' Has the modern eonveni cures, Is elegantly papered and ready for occupancy._ : • • 10ial7; Gamiogues ready sn Bat ordati:*; -•- - - ----------- - - -- - SALES ON THE PREMISES, 111 A AYUNK'. BUILDING LOTS, PENN, ROBESON, TOWER AND • MEOHANIO• STREETS. • ' 'On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, • • • betober 9, at Oti o'elobk On the premises— 'l7 LOTS, northwest side' of Penn street, corner df Cresson, each IT by 70 feet. 6 LOTH; southeast side 'Of Idechanic stre: , t, corner of . Tower, each 18 by 106 feet. 7 LOTS, northwest aldeof :flobebon street, Corner of Tower street. each 20 by 105 feet. 2 STONE HOUSES, Robeson street, near Tower. lots 20 by 105 feet.' -Will be sold separately. Sate b 1 or d er qt. the Orphans' Court—,Estate -41 Ber. David illsaholland, HEN.RY -1 3 HLLLIPP.I, OARPENTEA AND BUILDER, NO. 1024 SANSOM STREET, PHILADELPHIA. jolo-Iyrp REPAIRS TO WATCHES AND Musical Roses, In the boat manner,_ breklattl workmen. FARR & BRUTHER L - Si Chestnut street-below Fount,. - . LARD OLL.-20 BRLS.NO..I. WRBTERN Lard Oil,' to' arrive and for sale by .00011 BAN RUSSELL & CO: All Ohentunt are t. J.! l• • •"• '-• ' • -,:•,,... "... ".,... :-.,•,,.::.., 'he'llartilitg';ol.Earle4!'iiit.Gallery.' ~ .,i , ,•,, , , , , .L- :7. - ::. - ,.1 . ,,:: - ',.. - „ic.. , :. .:. -. ; -, •::';, ,- . y -,, :' , . 1•1 -- iPY:i7 ,- 7:7- • 7. 'i''''''''' ''' - .. . . . . , I ' Put Septeinber 1,11,69. figesers. FAIiREL,.HEARING 8400,. ' '1'""sl: 1 ,' , 109 et) 41,i814i1TZ dtroot riarfiniV r have - Itietlextunitiedi with the 'verY dreatest satisfaction, our safe, purchased of you some Si)are ago, 'and- Ithich passed,. through ; 04., destructive fire of last night; ° °We find the contents; without exception, entirely UR. harmed tdightlq damp, and we feel now in a con ditto6 to ceninience one, business again; having even , ' hook perfectly safe. • • • NVAi shall in a few days require a ;neva. one, and call upon you, - - Very llespeCtfu y 11, ' • . Pxttnnairttte, AtliMet 21, ME/48128. FAILFELIItIEit/DIG & Co. • GENTLEMEN: In the year 1858 I unfortunately was in business in the. Artionn'Building, . which was destroyed by fire on the lath bf April.. I bad then in use what I supposed watialeltro-Prea Safe; but. utter, 'opening it I found everythin'g was destroyed,and fire Miming therein. You will recollect, gentlemen,. there was several of se o ral your safes in, that fire, also eral in the fire at Sixth' and Comuterre Streets, the next May, . five 'weeks' after; wards, 'all of which upon being opened prayed they were fire-proof indeed, for I witnessed the opening` of the most of them, and in every case the contents were preserved,lvhile safes of other makers were, partially or entirelY.destroyed: 1 at once cbnclulled - to' have comet -thing-tbat-I-could-depend-d-purcbmind on • The safe I puichased of you' at that time wits autijecieir to a white heat (which was witnessed by several gentle men that iol.dde hi,the neighborhood) at. the destruction of my Marble Paper factory, 21: Wallace street, on the afternoon and evening, of, the .24th inst. _After digging the safe from the - tiiins;and opening - it this morning, I was much pleased. to find everything, consisting of books, papers, money and silverware, all right. I shall want anotbei• of yeti; safes as soon as I can get a place to continue my bilainesS in. I could not rest Contented with any other make of safes. CHARLES .WILLIAIdS, , Marble - Paper Manufacturer. OPENING HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION 'SAFES, the most reliable prOtection 'from fire now known.: HER. RING'S NEW PATENT BANKERS' SAFES., cont. bining hardened steel and iron, with the • Patent Franklinite, or SPIEGEL EISEN, furnish a resistant against borjng and cutting toots to tin extent heretofore Farrel, Herring Co., Plillahelphia. Herring, j Farrel & Shernian, No. 251 Broadway; corner MurrarSt., Herring & Co.; Chicago. Herring, Farrel & Sherman, New Orleans. WATCTIM JEWEJ.II.Y; &C; 1124 CHESTNUT STREET. AMERICAN, SWISS AND ENGLISH CLARK & BIDDLE'S AMERICAN WATCHES, Made by E. Howard & Co., Boston f 7s w lyre'? P APIE .HANGINGS Of all grades at Retail. JNO. H. LONGSTRETH, No. 12 North Third Street. •sc2B tarp" Mitchell, Vance & Co., New York, and Tucker Munufacturing Co., Boston. And every variety of 11 ''COAL OIL LAMPS , From our own Manufactory, 'Camden • New Jersey. COULTER, JONE.S & CO. 5e2.3-3m rp THE IMPROVED BALTIMORE Fire-Place Heater, With ILLUMINATING DOORS MAGAZINE of sufficient capacity. for fuel to _ HOURS. at a coot of but 11 CENTS PER DAY. The most perfect and cheerful Heater in use. Having made artangemento with • , MR. S. B. SEXTON, OF 13-ALTIMOREi_ Heaters, wethe EXCLUSIVE manufaaturing of these eaters, we are prepared to furnish them fn large or small 'quart• sold wholeoale retail by the Manufacturer, JOHN S. - OLAR•Ki • 1008 Market Street. Beware of imitations gotten 'ttp on the popularity of. Glom Heaters. au4 2m§ Chester Valley Railroad Company- The Stockholders of the Chester Valley Railroad. are hereby notified that they are assessed nr, cents on each and every share of stock held by, them in: said corpora tion for , the payment of. Tax due the Commonwealth, which sum they are required to pay to the Treasurer of said Com_pany Lib office, No. 23 MERCHANTS' EX. CHANG:Es, Philadelphia, on or. before the 25th day of October, ISM. If any Stockholder neglects or refuses to' pay said.aesessment the Treasurer will be required to sell at public sale and transfer to the purchaser so.manY shares of the stock of such delinquent Stockholder as may bo necessary to "pay his or her portion of the Tax re quired to be paid as aforesaid. Wld.'ll. HOLSTEIN, Treasurer Cheater Valley Railroad Company. se2o m w f 12trp§ • , UPHOLSTERY AND Window'B lind . and Shade - Manufactory. e.npetert hands featly to lay CARPETS, UPHOL STER:rURNITURE, make over BEDDING, hang SHADES, CURTAINS, and DRAPERY , cut and make FURNITURE SLIPS, or do anything in the way sof .UPIIOLSTERY . : sToR.4 . SHADES made and lettered. CHURCH,- HALL,Itnil HOUSE yon.x. promptly attended to at CHARLES L. HALE'S,' 1391 Arch street. sell fin w 24tr FOR THE LADIES. TRH "COSKET LQUE A LA POMPADOUR{? for beautifying and preserving the complexion, and giv ing it the freshness and brilliancy of youth, • is wittV out a rival. .1s perfectly free from any deleterious minerals and dregs, and its eilloney'' is wonderful fox. rendering the akin soft,. pure and beautiful., It is the true secret of beauty, and all ladies should use it For sale by all dealers. . . E. MIOUALSKI & 00., ; sedlm rPI • lie. 21 gonth Eighth street. plium-pßoor ISAFEIS: ': t . ~~ ii i . ;~~.t~d': JAMES EARLE & BONS, WATCHES Spectal Agents in Philadelphia for MISCELLANEOUS. GAS FIXTURES. From the Celebrated Manufacturers, 702 'ARCM' 'STREET, PHILADELPHIA. NOTICE. PERSONAL- 4 IN, , • 1 1 0,110USEKEEPEA,S :AND HOTEL KEEPER SAFES. DEPARTMENT' MEM and contains to - quantity of: GOO "UallY broad, and Which is now un • ' t ers, StOckS froth inazinfac iought itoW are to be sold at prices far below ;lust seallon , s. .These goodm , „ all of the most celebrated makeN, and • include all the articleS necessary to Housekeeping: ff:.0 : .. ,.:11T:•X . :,.R. : . :,, - ,.,....:_:..:„..:e...pt5:.4)-..P..74:. :. :'7Y.: . , :. - ,,:....4.= ; ...:Q..:.Q....: 1.412' . 'ANP:. ; 4 .:14:;_':-:.4g§T.T.)..:TREE'L 1T:0....*::E•A'i:.•.: , :c -- p . .:1 7 '.:4 .- T.ii:,• - *.. , p::A.:y.__ - ..:•:.4•_::0.o Would call special attention to their splendid assortment of these FASHIONABLE GOODS for the present season, In various grades. HOMEE, , COLLADAY & CO. Are now displaying; a number of Illo*vines, both In texture and design, just received from Paris., for NV.A.3I,IOFINirGr: 3133RJOSSIE S . .A.NIO SUITS se27 w f Stip N E W ][.. a m•]ip c• ^1" rr lows. FRENCH MOQUETTE CARPETS, Deslgndby the best Artists in Paris, for 'sale only by us, and at less prices than New and elegant origlual designs in J. Crossley's & Sons' 6.4 'Velvets for. Parlors, with borders to match, exclusive patterns. . Novelties in ENGLISH_ BRUSSELS CARPETS in the Louis XVI., Marie Antoinette; Per sian, Alhambra . , Illuminated, and other styles, in entirely new and original . drawings.- Ip,l G-L4ISII BRITSSEI,4S FOR -iI[ALL AND STAIRS, Just Opened 1,000 Pieces of all•the New Styles of Tapestries for the season, at auii) %-v pgru. , A.DELPHIA.SURGEONEr .01(7 - BANDAQB INSTItIPYR, 14 N. NINTH - • • street,above Market. BC. RVIBILETT'S Truss positively cures Ruptures. .1111beap Trualses. Blastio Belts Stockings; Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Crutches, Buspensories,Plleßandages. Ladieaattended to bi Mrs. R. • 'JOSEPH russgL,L, tutor of tha bost_quality of Silk, Alpaca and Oingi hiva umbrellas, Nos. 2 arid 4 North Pourth Myatt Philadelphia. sa4-Imro4 TAT B VI:D - I - N G - `A - 14 D ENVITAIEMENT V Binge of Bond 18 karat fine aold—a apoolaltyt aTall aaaortmont of ainee, and no charge for ea graving name% ate, VAUD. ac BRA/TAUB, Afanofot my24-rp 824 °instant street below Ifourta. ;'%~s:w ; • ~»,~~>~ Otigi PHiLA DELI HIA. NOVEL YA.BRICS. -,-..:-.-. T 0.:.--,-.:k'-..:Wc P.::E.::::T:.::::1i.....::..N:i:.':,-..0-:."'.-:5..:: J :i : - ,,: -. ,:F . , : - :.&::Y . .E : :. : R:'''',',.-:::.::::.,Q1R.N....E',•:::; NO: 904 CHESTNUT STREET. / ever before offered. 64 . VELETS... ENGLISH BRUSSELS. widths,..with borders to match. 1,000 PIECES NEW TAPESTRIES NR:MDE.A.9PIE PILICUS. ''.4.; . i . ::.'..... - . :4 ,..:k.:':i:..] : ..(,..::::9R..x.g;: ..'Nth' . .':9O . 4'.''..CIISTNUT '''STgEETT, YHILADt4ILPHIA. PLAIDS. ALSO, FITLER, WEAVER & • NEW CQRDAGE FACTORY .• 2 NCIW FULL OPERATION, ". No: 22 N.WATEI3 otrept and 21 Ii.IiELA:I4I3:B avenue TIIST RECEIVED AND IN STORE.I4OII fej._easee- of Champ e,•sparkling- Catawba-aud- irofuia Wince, Port, adeira, Sherry, Jamaica and Banta Orun Um, fine old Drandlee and Whlalcioei,,Wholonala and Retail. • ' _P. J. JORDAN, 920 Nat. atcrie Below Third and Walnut , etreotet mid, above leg etrooti
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