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BUSINIM NOTICES.
"id "toyer Invetitoi and Blanufno
'tom the celebrated Iron Frame -Piano, hew received
the p belfedal of the World's Great Exhibition. Lon-
An, England = . The hig_heet prison awardedwhen and
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CITY BULL
Continued from the First Page.
State of Thermometer Thu Day at , the
1 • Bulletin Onlee.
0 21.—...72 des. 12 des. 2P. M...... 80 deg
Weather clear, Wind West.
DRlPPlNGS.—Germantoivn has now two fine
Military companies. • .
—The rain-tall has made but little difference
in tie volume of the Schuylkill.
—The driving of cattle through the streets
in the upper portion of the city is a growing
nuisance, and should be abolished.
—Theinlet to the city sewer, at Sixth and
Chestnut streets, needs looking after.
—The unfinished granite steps in front -of
the office of the Receiver of Taxes, answer
excellently as stepping stones to enable pedes
trians to pass the ".quagmire" which exists
'in the sidewalk at that point.
"—Norristown is. fast increasing in popula
tion..
—The Canvassers of the differen i t Wards sit
to-day to examine and revise the registry lists.
--Cabbage being scarce, the supply of sauer
kraut will be correspondingly short:.
—Watermelons are yet plentiful ( tut rather
green!
—The Chief Engineer of the Aerial Water
Department is evidently. determined to cut
-short our supply of the aqueous.
—To-day is the Ist of October, and yet-the
weather is as fine as that of June.
—The prison vans can no longer be termed
"Black Marian."
—The patent cars which make the conduc
tors appear in the light of thieves are not liked
by our people.
—Application was made by the Democracy
this morning, in, the United States Special
Court, for the appointment of watchers of
election, as provided for by act of Congress.
The matter was postponed until. Monday.
—The country people are flocking to town
to make their fall purchases..
FIRE.—The alarm of tire about - ten o'clock
this morning was caused by the _burning of
two beds in the third-story room of the house
of H. Z. Benner, No. 2130 Jefferson street. The
apartment MILS occupied by a sub-tenant,
named Philip Haybeck. Loss about $2OO.
A Swrsin...E Fit USTRATED.-A man ~n amed.
Fields was arrested on Third street, this
Morniag,hy D etectives Tryon and Thltens,for
attempting to swindle the firm 'of-Glenden
ning, Davis & Co., out 'or $20,010 60.
THE . FAVORITE CLOTHING HOUSE Of this
city is undoubtedly Wansmaker & Brown's
great establishment, at Sixth and Market
streets. The manner of doing business is
POPULAR ;with everybody, because everything
is found tb be RELIABLE. Their stock of Fall
GoOds is enormous, and any' taste can be grat
ified; and the prices are always reasonable,
according to quality and finish. This house
does.tbe largest business in the 'city, in the
way of making up goods to order, and the
'Custiim Department„ now handsomely fitted
up on the First Floor of Nos 3 to 13 South
Sixth street, is famous for its Blegant Styles
.and Moderato Prices.
Swiss CAnviN‘ ;S.—Messrs . Earle & Sons
have concluded to add to their business the
branch of Swiss carved - goOds, of every charac
ter, as it seems to assimilate so nearly with their
rustic frames and easels. so much used now
everywhere. The prices at which the present
importations are Miered, appear to be very low,
indeed, certainly quite one-fourth as much as
such articles could bewoduced here, and then
they want the graceful, sharp lineS given by
these Swiss around the Lake of lirieuz, where
most of tli i pse wares are produced. Some
charming wlork-boxes and jewel-boxes struck
us most, and also some cardvases, with Sevres
plates, grotesque hanging match-safes, pape
teries..&C.,
RARE CONFECTIONS AND CIIOeOLATE.—At
this season of the year there is nothing - so
highly appreciated or acceptable as a box of
those choice confections which can only be
produced_ at the laboratory of Stephen 'F.
Whitman Son,south west corner of Twelfth
—andZiarket_streetS.-- -The manufactures of this
establishment are universally known for their
Superior manipulation and splendid flavor.
Large quantities of them are being sent to dis
tant cities and sections of the country, where
the wholesome character of these inimitable
goods have caused them to be held in the
highest estimation.
THE CEltilAii 'WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.—
Our German bitizens" are making arrange
ments for .a Grand Promenade Concert,. at
Horticultural Hall, on the 13th instant, in aid
of the widows and orphans of German sol
dieM. The affair is likely to be a very plea
sant and successful one. Many of our leading
musicians have volunteered their services,
and the ladies, always foremost in all , such
good works, have taken up the cause with
great enthusiasm.
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R:PUnLICAN, M Ass MEETING.-1. he friends
of the Republican party should not forget the
grand mass umetine to be held at Broad and
Market streets to-night. Besides the eloquent
speakers who will address the assemblage on
the occasion, a magnificent pyrotechnic dis
play, under the direction .of Professor Jack
son, will be given, and will add much to the
attractions of the meeting.
THE BEV. J. W. Ct sris, of Bordentown,
N. J., has received and accepted a call to the
Spruce Street Baptist Church, Spruce street,
aboVe Fourth. He will enter upon his pa:to
ral duties tO-morrow ;Sunday), Oct. Al. The
Churchlias beet: thoroughly o' 'tattled and
renovated, , and all are cordi invited to
come and hear this young and elbtirient divine.
Seats giireia cheerfully to strangers.
L; , t and tie Lot,,
I' r,o , u reo ni t whion is 1:01*-
I'4,llo,ll(ii.licv, AN: pUlliiSiled I,y MeSSI'S.
No. 211 Dock street.
Tin ,p(- , •1 11(.s dvliser..ll he Major-G.meral
am( the
I). ,K 4-11- v 1 lu lifilml in to-days
MEDICAL
T i e~.
An CNFAILIN"G REMEDV for NEURAL,IA
often effecting a perfect cure in it synth, day.
No form ol Nervous Disease fails to yield to its wonder-.
lid pen ic. Even in the severm , t cases of Chronic Neu
ralgia, affecting the entire system, :Its use fora few days
allorde the most astonishing retie', and rarely , fails C.,
prokbtme it complete and permanent cure. It contains no
materials in the Flight, st degree injurious It huffs the
unqualified approval of the telt physicians. Thous:Ladd,
in even part of the country. gratefully acknowledge its
power to soothe the banned nerves, and restore the
strength.
bent by mail on receipt of price and postage,
bur package 4, 1 na ,Postage ft cents.
Six packages 00 " 27 " •
It'is sold by ail Dettlerit ii Its and ItTeditAtirs.
TT - 11 - NEW& Co., Propriatimii,
12u Tremont street, Boston, MASS.
. REAL ESTATE.—TH OMAS & SONS'
niii:Sule.—,lllodern Three-story Brick Residence, No,
220 lilt. Vernon street, west of Twenty•second street.
On Tuesday, October it, 1870, at 72 o'clock, noon, will
be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange; all
that modern three-story brick messuage, with tWo•story
buck build Digs . and lot of. ground, situate on the south
side of Mt. \ omen street, west of Twenty-second
street. No. 2208 • containing in, front on Mt. Vernon.
street Di feet, and extending in depth 61 feet 6 inches to
a three-feet-wide alley, with the privilege thereof, The
h o use is in good-repair ; contains 8 rooms, has gas and
bath-room, hot and cold Water, heater in cellar, fur
nace, cooking-range, &c.
Terms-2 ; 600 may remain on mortgage. .
niirhnmethate possession.
M. THOMAS At. SONS, Auctioneers,
.ocl 15 , 139 and,l4l South 'Fourth street,
ell REAL ESTATE.--THOMAS & SONS'
Illatioe.—vatuithiv Coal Yard, Dwellings; Shedding,-
Stable, &c„ northeast corner of American and York
streets, Nineteenth Ward. On Tuesday, October 18th,
DIAIL - 10, BREAD AND xIN G PA Nt-t, M, at 12 okdoeit, noon, be sold at public ttio,•at
B
Sauce-Pans; Tea Kettles, Gridirons, Cake Grid"- the Philadelphla Exchange, all that lot of ground a n d
dies. Waffle frons, , and other 1101.1Belicephig Hardware . the iiarroveraenhi thereon erected, situate at the
TRUMAN & sriAW, Nu. 8,35 (Eight Thirty-five) Market' east corner of American and York streets, Nineteenth
titreet, below Ninth.' . • ; Ward ; containing in front on American street 80 feet,
aist extending in depth along York stranat 121 feet
QC.REW—BOLTSAND WASHERS, I .1
.',0.•4.) fronts. The Iniprove.
SQUAre-heo WOOdfier(4y, Carriage and Tire Bolts meats are a threfestory brick dwelling, frame stable,
of various sizes, for side Icy TRUMAN Ai tSIIAW, No. 1-, , 01 thudding. trestle work and truck, once, weight
K:r,. (Eight Thirty-liirel-NAlket street, belowfiinth. 4, ales• &e. • -
T. tips—Cash. Immediate possession.
DOOKB BOUGHT IN AN Y QUANTITY. I. . lA. THOMAS & SONS:p A neticipeerg,
.3.40 r otili tit LEA.J.tY Filtht matt tYt4ut.[Latitikutrp I 15 suit 111 tivlttlit fourth Amt.
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o *ay
• :11X.117V50 I ttiTA - 1117IS D
w 'Anal t.ti JEWELRY STORE, No. 622 MAR
' }CET street, sixdoorn,Lelr , wSeventht,tmet. American
and imported Widclien, Dinnionthi and line Gold Jewelry
and bilverware in every variety, at teabenable priceB,
and warranted. N. B .—Pleaae ,call and examine our
stock. No trouble to show goods. ae2lnt4p§.
POLICE OR DARK LANTERNS", co m„
11 Oil and Candle Lanterns, Lllll.llm, Htlekri,
Larn,pficiaaorti. and Trimmer, and l-nallerb,tor, , t h. b y
fritualeli it SHAW, No. 83.5( Eight Thirty hoe) Market
atreet below Ninth. • ,
Pithlshed This Day:
THE GEOLOt7rr PD' BICAL
- GEOGRAPHY OF BRAZIL:
, •
By Cu.•Fa' , :n lIM/ITT, Professor of Geolozy in Ootttell
'llniyersily. With 100 Illustrations and Maps, and a
Full Ind x. 1 vol. Bvo. 'B5 00.
This volume is a continuation of 'Professor and 51rs.
Agassiz'S " Journey in Brazil." It ienboilies the scien
tific results of two Journeyings along the Brazilian
coast, and in•the interior of the Empire, made by' Pro
fessor Ham, who accompanied Professor AIMISIZ. It
treats of the geological. structure of the coontry, its
climate, the distribution'of its animals and...plants, its
habitaldlity. end its agricultural resources. Especial
corollas been taken to describe the coast provinces, and
.to give 'information concerning their lands and their
productions. natural and cultivated.
A clear lICCOIOIt is given ot the gold, dinmond,coal,
and other mines of the Empire. The coral rrof discov
ered by Professor iiiirtt, and the curious stone reefs, 60
TAR a puzzle to travelers, are' described in a very inter
tstingmanner.
Tins work is of great interest to the general as well as
to the scientific reader, and will possess peculiar pi-tal
oa value to those who visit Brazil,either as tourists, or
witl 'a view to establishing commercial relations.
II LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE
_ ..
or • .•
THOUS ARNOLD OF RUGBY.'
By ARTHUR. P. F TANLEY, Dean of iireArninater. With
fine Portrait. Popular Edition. Two volumee in
one. $2 00.
" To nil who can appreciate human excellonce,whether
preacher, teacher, lawyer. or of whatever calling, we
say, you cannot afford to be without the Life and Cor
reepondence of Dr. Arnold. "—Quarterly Review.
." For sale by all Booktellers. Sent postpaid on ro
ceipt of price by the Publishers,
FIELDS, OSGOOD & CO., Boston.
BOOK BUYERS, TAKE NOTICE!
GREAT BARGAINS.
The old stand; No. 724 CHESTNUT Street, to be closed
out, regardless of•cost.
BIBLES &ND PRAYER BOORS,
The best assortnieut in the City,
AT ONE•HALF VIE USUAL PRICES.
Fine Editions of Standaid Works, Poetry, History,
Biography : y.6c—
the l co . otiriaance of the teene required to close
up the business we shall keep a sufficient supply-4QT ALL
THE NEW BOOKS and sell them at a dismal of 30 to
3.315 per cent. Givens:a call.
D. ASHMEAD, Agent,.
.724 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
*la!) tie It stn w tfr
-7.:ttEAL ESTATE.SALE;
ORI-,'HANS".COUIa SAI,E.L-ESTATE-
Eli of foliit T. Smith, • deceased.—Thomas & Sons
.Auctioheers.—Three-story Brick Dwelling, No. 1722
Catharine street, west of Seveuteeuth street. Par:multi
to an' Order of the Orphans' Court for the Citrelld
County of Philadelphia, will be sold at public sale; on
Tuesday, October .25. 14711. at 12 o'clock, noon, at the.
Philadelphia Exchange, the following described pro
perty, late of John T. SMith, deceased, viz.: All that
lot of ground , with the three-story orickmesspage there
on erected, situate on the south side of Catharine
street, MO feet west flout Seventeenth street,' Twenty
sixth Ward, city of Philadelpnut ; thence extending
southward by other ground granted or intended to have
been granted to Henry R. Coulomb on ground rent, 57
feetto a 3 feet wide alley leading eastwardly and commu
nicating with another 3feet wide alley, leading south
i
wardlyinto Webster Street ; thence extending we:d
-ie:l'lly along the first-mentioned alley 10 feet; thence
northward on a line parallel with Seventeenth street I
foot; thence westward 6 feet to other ground also
ranted or intended to hero been granted to said Houry
H. Coulomb ou ground rent; thence north mord along
the same 56 feet to the. south side of Catharine street.
and thence extending eastward along tho south side of
Catharine street 16 feet to the place of beginning ; to
gether with the free use, right, liberty and pi-in-H.4e . of
.the above-mentioned 3 feet wide alleys, as and fur tites
age-Ways and water courses in common with the owners.
tenants an,) occupiers of th- other lots of ground bound
ing the said alleys to the northward,SOutliward and
westw and at all times hereafter forever. Being the same
premises which Henry R. Coulomb and wife by inden
ture dated June 14, A D. 15562, regardedin the offt..:e of
the recorder of deeds, for the City and County of-Phila
delphia. in Deed Book A. C. H No. 55,page 77,
granted and conveyed unto John T.-Slltittt, in tee.
. By the Churl .?JOSEPH MEGARY: Clerk 0.0.
JANE SIC T Administratrix .
M. THOMAS -,c; SONS, A uctfitneers,
oel 15 22 139 and 141 South Fourth street.
SALE BY ORDER OF' HEIRS.—
jag Thomas & Sous' sale.—On Tuesday, October 25.
Wu, at 12 o'clock. WWII, will - be-4401d at public sale, at
the Philadelphia .Exeluil.Q:r k the. following-described
property, viz.: No. I.r.arge fthrrildutible Vit. NOS. 95-'1
and efi2 North Front street, above - Poplar street, 47 feet
fr,0tt.220 feet deep. All that .valunble lot of ground,
iVita're'on the west side of Front street. between Poplar
And Laurel streets ; containing in front on. Front
street 43 feet 1 inch, and extending in depth 226 feel,
more or less. and oil the rear end 3.3 feet 44 inches.
There are 2 franie dwellings on the ftbove lot.
trr" Clear of all incumbrance.
Terms—Half cash.
1 No. 2 —Large and valuable three.sto , y brick red.
deuce, N 0.308 i , pruce street, west - of-Third street. with •
a two-story brick building in the rent on Cypress street.
All that three-story brick messunge, with two-story
habit buildings and lot of ground, situate on the south
side of Spruce street, 69 teet S inches west of Third
street, N 0.308 ; containing in front on Spruce street 23
feet 3 inches, and extending in depth 140 feet to C ypress
street, on which it hes a front of 20 feet 5 inches. On
Cypress street there is a two•story brick building, No.
307.
tr.rClear of all incumbrance.
Terms—Half cash. •,
M. THOMAS A. SONS. Auctioneers,
139 and 141 South Fourth street.
it si REAL ESTATE—THOMAS & SUI 8'
Sale.—Modern Three-story Brick Residence, No.
93.5 Race street, between Ninth and Tenth streets. On
Tuesday. October 25th, 1870 at 12 o'clock. noon, will be
sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all
that modern ttsr ee-story brick rnessnage, with tore..
story back building, and lot of ground, situabp on the
north side of Race street, west of Ninth street,
935 ; containing in trout on Race street 18 feet 3 inches;
thence northward 112 feet ; thence westward 25 feet 1
ineh. more or less ; thence southward 20 feet ; theme
eastward 6 feet 10 inches. more or less, and thence south
ward 92 feet to the place of beginning. The how, is
well and substantially built ; has saloon parlor, dining
room and kitchen on the first floor; 2 chambers, sitting
room, store o and bath room on second floor ;
hot Anthr.oldai:er, water closets. bell calls, furnace.
cook iv gran r ut .c ‘4 .
Term ats°l s—e say remain on mortga ce.
Possession in 30 days.
May be exam ineddsetween 10 and 12 o'clock.
N. THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers,
139 and 141 South Fourth street.
EX E TOR S' PEREMPTORY
.LSal. , .—Estate of William Lawrence, deceased .
Thr-mne A Sons, Auctioneers.—Modern three-story
brisk dwelling. No 2002 Lombard street. On Tuesday,
October 25. F7O, at 12 o'clock. !iota], will 1 , 2
-isle, sestaoet ?orrre, at the Philadelphbi
all the thres-story brick,messuage. with two sten
back building and lot - of Mastoid. situate on the north
=bb of Lombard street.west of Twenth-th street, No.
coutaming iu f rest 011 Lombard street 17 feet, and
extending in depth 55 beet, more or ' The house has
flat for oir, jog bath, arid cold water,
tookrange. .
a?. iDCIII.O , IIIIICP.
Terms—Cash Insult:dime pot:se,siors ; sale! Abso
lute.
151 ,rthr of JOHN LAWRENCE, i
WM. LAWRENCE. E ,cutor..
EDW.D. T. HALM WE.1.L. ,,
N. THOMAS & SON Auctioneers,
133 and HI ti.'Fourth street
- 11_113LIC SALE.—THOM A.S & SONS'
Li Anetionei.rh.—Large and Valuable Lot. Po.
soutil street,22!; by 120 feet. On Tuesday,. October 10,
IFJP,iii-s1.1.1±;&lock, upon. gill be sold at public sale '
at
the Philadelphia }G):01141.1ge. that valuable lot cif
i4round and the improvements thereon erected.t itunty
on the south sideiol,S,dith street, 40 feet east orglifton
street. No. tun COMM Mill; in front On South.street
and ext.lating de- y t;i
120 feet to Alaska street.
The ilnpr.v. , rtAlts an, a frame dwcliing on South street.
ening! on 'Alaska street, and 3three-story brick
dw, Hinge, inrulinci a court.
12 = 7" Clear of all incurnbranco.
A SAFE,
A.l D
edy Cure
FOR
'Taiga
.
REAL, ESTATE THOMAS & SONS'
ka sale . —Modern three•story Brick Dwelling, N 0.321
New street. west of Thirotstreet.—On Tuesday, October
18th, 1970, at 12 o'clock, noon, Will be sold at public sale,
at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that three sum' orick
inestmage with two - story back buildings and lot of
ground, situate on the north side of New street, west of
Third street, No. 321 ; containing in front on New street
20 loot, and extending in depth 112 feet 6 inctiestincluding
on the o c tet Bide thereof the whole of an alley 3 Viet wide
by 31; feet der p, ors the name is sow built, fenced and used,of which alley the property adjoining on the west has
the collusion use and privilege as a passage - -way and wa
ter course fOrever.) The house has gee, furnace, hath
room, hot turd cold water, ,k;c. Rents for .5'600 a year.
Ternis,;Fil,ttal may remain On mortgage.
trir" Clear of all ineumbrance.
IM ALL
RVOUS
SEASES,`
Effects are
Possession by In.conilter Ist.
DI THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers.
oel S 15 I 159 and 141,Soutli Fourth Fit
PHIL AD - ELPiIIA EVENING BULLETIN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1,„187”
NEW PUBLICATIONS
M. THOMAS & SONS., Anctionemre,
139 and 141 South Fourth street.q
REAL ESTATE SALES.
fF-A,. ORPHANS' COURT SALE.—ESTATE
Bit L , oftsrali Ann Thomas, deceased.--Thomas & Sono,
Auctioneers.—Modern Three-story Brick Itesidence,No.
1221 Walnut street, west of Twelfth street—Pursuant to
an order of. -the Orphans' Court for the City and County
of -Philadelplda,lt`ill be sold at public sale, on Thies -
ovember let, 1870, at 12 o'clock, noon, ,at the
Philadelphia Exchange; the following-described pro
perty, late of Saran Ann Themes, decea-ed, viz.: - All
that three story. brick meesuage and lot of ground' there•:
unto belonging, situate ou the north side' of w alma
street, at the distance of 121 feet east of Thirteenth
street, in the city of Philadelphia-, containing in front on
Walnut street 24 feet, and extending of that width -
depth northward 150 feet 4 inches. to an alley 4 feet 8
ineitee wide in the clear, and 59 feet in length; oast and
west, open by John Stine in his' lifetime ; Parallel
with Walnut street. for the accommodation et this and
his other lots bounding thereon, which said alley com
municates with another alley 4 feet in width, leading
soot ilWa rd from Sartsom street (late George street!, par
midi With said Thirteenth street, and 92 feet eastward
therefrom. 112 feet into a 10 feet wide court or alley,
whie r p
he eastward from said Thirteenth. street, par
allel With mid Walnut, street, and 113 feet northward
therefrom 97 feet. Bounded northward by the said first
townie!, ed alley, eastward and westward by meesnages
and ground now or Into belonging to the estate of John
Stine. inl.soutliward by Walnut street, being the earn°
premises which Louie EngeneTrench and wife by' in
denture bearing date the 3delay of November, A.D. 1853,
recorded in the unite for recording deeds for the city
end county of Philadelphia, in. Deed Book T. No.
117, page 300, Ac., granted and centered 'unto the timid
Sarah Ann Thomas, wife of Win. C. Thomas, in-fee. To
' nether with the free use, right, liberty and privilege of
the said 4 feet wide alley, and of thesaid 10 feet alley or
court, and of a water-course therein at all times here
after.'
By the Court. -JOSEPH MEGARY, Clerk 0. 0.
WILLIAM C. FLANIGEN, Administrator.
N. B. The residence is three stories high, with attica,
ban two-story back buildings, basement. dining -room
and kitchen, gas, bath, hot and cold Water, furnace,
cooking range, ko.
Poeseselon Jfilrlst. 1871.
SS' May be examined from 3 to s,o'clock P. M. on ap
plication to the Auctioneers.
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
ocl 15 22 29 139 and 141 South. Fourt h street.
T em
REAL ESTATE.—THOMAS & SONS'
Bliii.Sale.—Ott Tuesday, October 18th, 1870, at 12
o'clock, noon, will be Bold at public sale, at the Phila
delphia Exchange, the following described property,viz.:
No. I.—Two Modern Three-story Brick Dwellinge, Noe.
1807 and 1825 Inervino street. All those two modern
three-story brick meseuages, with two-story back build
ings and lots of grounn, .situate on the east side of
Mervin° street, above Montgomery avenue, Nos. 1807
and 1825 each containing in front on Merviine street 16
feet, and extending in depth 75 feet. They have the gas
introduced, bath, hot and cold water, furnace, cooking
range, underground drainage, As.
They will be sold separately. •
Clear of all incumbrance. Immediate Possession.
Tei•ins—S'2,ooo may remain on mortgage. Keys at
1855 Ca ine° street.
No. 2.—Modern Dwelling, No. 1846 Cameo street. All
thatmodern thr&•story brick messuage, with two-story
hack building and lot of ground, situate on the west
side of Canine street, above Montgomery aebnue, No.
1146; containing In front 16 feet, and extending in depth
75 feet. It hangas, bath, hot and cold. water, furnace;
cooking-range, underground drainage, Ac.
1W - Cleat of all ineumbranee.!
Ternis=a2,oeo may remain on mortgage . Keys at No.
.1 855 Canute street. . ,
M. THOMAS &.SONS, Auctioneers.
139 and 141 South Fourth !Area.
fps Tll U STRE'S •P, ER EMPTOR It . RifE
ti il —Thomas i'Ar Sons., Auctioneers..,--Genteel Three
shay Dwelling, No. 711 Christian street, west of Seventh
street. On Tuesday, October 18,1370, at 12 o'clock, noon,
will be sold at public sale, without reserve, at the Phila.
dolphin Exchange. all that three-story brick messuago,
with two-story back brings and lot of ground, situate
on the limn) side of C ristian street, west of Seventh
street, N 0.711 ; thence extending northward 62 feet 10
inches, more or less, to a 4 feet wide alley, tWhich ex
tends westward from Seventh street from a po'nt. 77 feet
north of Chistian street ;, thence along said a yl3 feet
11 inches ; thence southivard 60 feet, more or less ' to
Christian street ; thence along Christian street 16 feet
to the place of beginning. It 'has parlor, dining-room
and kitchen on first dour, gas bath, hot and cold water,
. ()eking range, Ac. Front chamber, second story, has
i,i ationaryjnarble wash-stand.
The westernmost party wall reserved ; it does not be-
I, ng to the estate.
To he subject to a mortgage of $2,000 note on the pro
pvrty. .
Immediate_ possession. hey at Lumber-yard ° Office,
3 u. 701 Carpenter street.
M. THOMAS Be SONS, Auctioneers,
• .
eel 8 15 133 and 141 South Fourth street.
tff.-: P U BLIC SALE -') I3Y ORDER OF
lit) fleirs.—Estate of Joseph Dickinson, deceased.—
Ti ernes A Bons, Auctioneers.-2. story Stone Dwell
hug, Blacksmithand Wheelwright Shells, Stable and 5
Acres, Reading Iturupike and Wissahickon creek,
Chestnut Bill, Twenty-second Ward, about 3 of - is mile
from the railroad station, and li of a mile of. Wissa
bickan't urtipike On Tuesday, October 15.1870, at 12
o'clock, neon, will be sold at public sale, at 'the Phila
delphia Exchange, all those buildings and -thes acres
of ground, situate, oh the Reading turnpike, about 11 of
a mile Iron the Cestnut bill Railroad station, Chest
nut Bill, adjoioing lands of the Hildeburn estate, and
opposite the megant country seat of Joseph Trotter,
Esq. The improvements are a 231-story stone dwelling;
has 7 rooms and piazza ; frame blselconith- and wheel
wright Shops, stable part stone and frame) 'good water,
,tc. The property extends back' to, the Wissahickon
creek; on which it has a front of about 500 feet.
Tet ms—One-third 1:1111V remisin. J •
• - 111. THOMAS S NS, Auctioneers,
oc]•8 11 139 and 141 South Vourth street.
i 7 REAL ESTATE--TEL 0 MA'S S'
Four-Story 13rick Residence; N0.7(1 South.
Tenth - street, below Bainbridge street. On Tuesday.
Isctober 18. len. at 12 o'clock, noon,will be sold at public
sale. at the Ebiladelphia Exchange, all that - four-story
brick DlVbfilliTP.V. With three-story back , buildings& -stud
lot of ground, situate on the east side of Tenth street, 40
feet south of Bainbridge (late Shippers) street; thence
extending eastwardly 90 feet to Itonaldson 'a cemetery
thence southwardly along the line of same 35'feet to the
north end of, a 6 feet wide alley ; thence westwardly 3
feet ; t Levee northwardly 17 feet ; thence westwardly to
Tenth street ; thence along the east side of Tenth street
18 feet to the place of beginning. The house is well
built. and in-good order throughout ;contains 11 rooma;
has the gas throughout, bath.. hot ani cold water, cook
ing-range, heater. numerous large closets, Sr.
Mr — Clear of all incumbrance.
Immediate Possession. ,
. . -
ay be examined any day - 'previous to sale.
A Plan of the lot may be seen At the Auction Rooms
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneer°,
eel 815 . 139 and 141 South Fourth street.
SALE
fgi BY ORDER OF HEIRS.—
Atilt ThOmars & Sons, Auctioneers.—Four-story brick
Dwelling, No. 1320 Wood street, with two three-story
brick dwellings in the rear on Pearl street. On Tuesday,
October 18. 1870, at 12 o'clock. noon , will be sold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all those brick
messuages and the lot of ground thereunto belonging,
situate on the south side of Wood street, Vest of Thir
teenth street, No. rau ; Containing in front on Wood
street 16 feet 4 inches, and extending in depth 69 feet 3
indlieva., Pearl street. The improvements are a four
glory Prick dwelling fronting on Wood street. and 2
three-st \ ) Ty brick dwellings iu the rear, one fronting on '
Pearl st .. No.
et, . 1321.'
, ~
Subject to an irredeemable yearly ground rent of I
49 i•A.
Immediate possession. Nay be examined..
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
815 139 and 141 South Fourth street.
E'. REAL ESTATE—THOMAS & SONS -3
- Sale.—Modern Three story Brick Residence, No.
769 South Twentieth street. below Fitzwater street. On
Tnesday. October 18, 1670, at 12 o'clock, noun, will be
s old at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all
that modern three-story brick niesuage. with two story
back building uud lot of ground. situate on khe east
Fide Of Twentieth street, south of Fitzwater street, No.
769 ; containing in front on Twentieth etr,.et 16 feet, and
extending in depth 62 feet to a 4 feet wide alley, with
the pi ivilege thereof. The house is well built. and has
the modem conveniences ; handsomely papered and
tainted ; has saloon parlor, dining-room and kitehen on
fast floor ; ccuiraochous Members, sitting r/S,lll, store
t ,t, , i bath retail hit necond floor ; gun, bath. bet and cold .
Water. CORO Iw-range, &C. 1 . •
6 ....,
euhjeUt to 1, redeemable yearly ground rent of 7•:,t..
Immediate pueseesion. , May be examined any day
„
pre, Mu, to aide. :
11.1.11101i1 AS & SONS. A iietio, .•rs.
oel Sl5 .• 139 mid 141 South i• eurt ii street.
4i REAL ESTATE.—TE OM AS &SONS
bot,.--AL,dern four-Cory 13rielc. po , idence, No.
1812 Pine street, west of Eigitteeuti street. Un Tu , sday,
September 18,1870,at 12 o'clock, nuumwill Le sold, at pub
lic sale. at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that modern
tour-story brick toossutige, with three-story double back
buildings aini lot of ground [hereunto beim - Jr:mg, situate
.13 the south aide of Pine street. svivil Eigliteentlist,
No. 18t2 ; containing in front on Pine street 22 feet, and
extending in depth 'A feet. The house is in good order,
and bus all the modern con Vl . lliolll,e, ; gre. , Rio bath
rooms, water-closet, furtuwo, twy . eu ,, Ling-kaug444,- 11c,
lerms-6 . - -
Immediate possessiem. Rey ti at Clark S Ettlaga, 711
Walnut street. •
M. 'I.I.IOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers.
0c1,8.1.5 ' 139 and 141 S. Fourth street.
ell REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS &,SONS'
Sale.—Three-atorr Brick Dwelling, No. '429 Ceditos
street, below Twenty-third street. On sTueaday,
Oct. 4th, hi7o. at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at putt
lie sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that three•
stor brick niessuage, with two-story back buildings
and lot of ground. situate on the north side of Coates
street, below Twenty third street, No. 2229 ; the lot con
taining in trout otitJoutes street iti feet, and extending
in depth ti feet to VilTillto street—two !route.. The
house ha., the gee iatxtolluco , l and. bath.
Stl/9(TI to it year!) ground rent of .
ei s —l2 atib
Til(S'-tlAt& SONS, Auctioneers,
oc 1 139 and 141 South Fourth street.
fp REAL ESTATE.-TUIWIAS & SUNS'
Sale.:—Btpluel•M Stand. Three.stury brick Store
ana Pwelling• No. 44] North Second street, 1,,.1 1 , N o bl e
street. On I uesday ,October 2.5 th Mu. at 12 o'clock, noun,
Oil be sold at publicsale,atthe Plolndelphin Exalt:mg°,
all that valuable three-story brick clot Mid dwelling,
With OTI , Aory kitchen and lot of ground, sitnata nn the
rapt Fide of. Second etrert, betw, en Willow and Noble
streets, Nu. 411 : contain] DM In front on Second street 20
feet, and extending in depth 80 feet.
or Clear of all ineumbrnnee.
Terms-65.00n natty rOnant un tuortgalt..
liar Immediate possession.
Keys at N 0.439 t next door/.
M. THOMAS a: SONS, Auctlonnerli.
or. 1 12 22 1.39 and 141 South Fourth street.
VI REAL ESTATE—THOMAS & SONS,
imat Sale.—Denirable three-story brick Dwelling, No.
1119 Vine street. went of Eleventh ntreet. On
Tuesday, October 18th, JB7O. ut 12 o'clock, noon, will
be sold at public Cale, at the Philadelphia E xc ha n ge,.
nll that" three'story brick messuage, with twoodory
back building and lot of ground, nituate on the north
nide of Vine area, wont of Eleventh iitrent No. 1119;
containing in front on Vine street 16 feet 2t machos, and
extending in depth In feet to . Pearl idreet. It has gen,
bath, furnace. kc. •
Terms—Half cash:
Immediate popirenion.
Dl. THOMAS & SONS, Anctionoera,
oci 15 139 told 141 S out iiirourth Ktreot
All.ll LNG WITH • INDELIBLE
Embi 'Adoring, Braidin_g, !Ramping &o.
4,4, TORREY. MOO /filbert
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STRAWBRI ! OE:::*„..:.'.C..tOTIMR,
CLOTH DEPARTMENT.
I . A7' ' NOVELTIES of the day,
VELVETE ENS.
invito inspection
WHITE -CORDUROYS,
FLUE CORDUROYS:
of French manufactnro and cannot be duplicated
WATER PROOF CLOAKING&
STRALWITIII)G'E .4k .. :V.L.t.'•.....L..,...(• .'...:..i.-L...::..,"7
SHEPPARD,,VAN HARLIN - GEN & ARRISON,
~, ITL CO E" E. N I. N" et•-
, OF
LACECUR T,AINS.
The attention of buyers is invited to a SPEFCIAL large Fall importation of v
~,
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FRENCH. AND SWISS LACE . CURTAINS,
Made expressly for our PrivateiSat4s, many of them being the handsomest goods ever imported, among which are many very choice a
elegant designs atveil low prices? These goods, being imported in large quantities direct from the manufacturers, will be oilers(' at asm
dv ance, in order to insure their immediate sale. , ' - '
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. ALSO, A LARGE AND V ARIED LINE OP 'AO' • . I
CURTAIN AND DECORATING MATERIALS,
FOR PARLORS,. BOUDOIRS; LIBRARIES, ETC,
• c Comprising many novelties in
Royal Tapestries, Magnets, Satins, Brocatfee, Cotelines,;Bracatelles, Worsted - Terrys, Reps, Damasks, Etc., Etc. •
CARVED A - D PLAIN WALNUT, EBONY A.ND. GILT CORNICES;
ski.A. - roES IN'' CrIEUIF.A.'r 'ITAAILIaInr.ILIES, ,
)PLAIN WHITE COLORED BORDERED, LANDSCAPES ETC ETC. •
' All orders entrusted to us will be, executed Vromptly by experieneed t and reliable workmen.
IN . 0. 100 S CIFIEIirrNICI7I I Stliet, ; Ph i ladelphia. ,
AWATCHES HAT HAVE MTH
orto Mod to giv catiefaction, put -in - pond
order.. Particular a ontion paid to Fine Watch.
-ea, Clironometere t etc., by. okilful workmen
-Idualcal - Boxes repaired. . •
• - Bu &
- Imp era or Wok. Muoical Boxoe,
plylo ' 024 (Moot tit strq4 F
. be our Ch.
=r~=
Our FALL STOCK is now fully, open and comprises all the SVAPLE GOODS and
These popular Goods, so dillicult"to procure in the right shades, have been selected, by
us this season with great care out of the best makes imported, and we now confidently
The finer Goods can scarcely be distinguished from
LYONS
IN EERY STYLE - AND -
FANCY ci,orxias IN EVERY COLOJ.
331ack,
White,
Blue,
GrrePll9 . :-c
WHITE CLOTHS,
for Opera purpoSes and Children's wear, in great variety. Many of the 'above litiods are
Our Stock cbmprises about twenty ditlerent makes and as many qualities, ranging
from 88 cents to S 2 00 per yard in Domestic Goods, and up to : $3 .50 in• Foreign.
Selling largo quantities of these Goods, we can offer inducementr pureha.sers trot
found elsewhere. We offer at present a finely assorted stock,. NOT SURPASSED by. any
retail house in the United States.
The principal colors aro
k,grold Mixed;
Green,
`IN WINTER CLOAKINGS
We shall, in a few days, offer our own importations, ordered early last Spring, and MUCEI
BELO cif , PRESENT PRICES.
E.W. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS.
VE LVETEENS.
'YEVVETS.
WE HAVE
J-= , , k-,---
'Mack and • White;
EDWIN H. FITLER
Cordage Manufacturers and Dealers In
, Hemp,
23 N. Water Street and 22 _N. 'De/ma:are Avenue
PHILADALPIIIA. • •
H. HITLER. , CONRAD V. CLOTHIER
MI; OFF, ~ } ~ :. 7....'!~:=.c=}?:_~F~KfT
VELVETEENS.
WHITE CORDUROYS, (
BROWN CORDUROYS.
Scarlet, '
IVlfitroort,
Brown,
Dahlia.
Slue,
Brown°
r';
DIICHAEL vraavan. r um
WEAVER & CO.;
Rope and 'VIA/no Manufacturers
DealersAn Hemp and Ship Chandle
29 North WAT)C,R.
PHILADELPHIA,
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