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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETNG.-A meeting of
the Democracy of the Fifteenth Ward was held
last evening at Twenty-second and Hamilton
streets. Mr.. Robert Austin presided, and intro.
duced Mr.. John Campbell, who made an address.
in which he stated that the debt of the city was
S4O,OOO,0O0, and that it had been nearly trebcd
about $2 270OOO0000, and each Philadelphia
voter owes about $1,000. Flour, which sold in
1860 at $6, now brings Sl5, and all the articles
trasted the Republican and Democratic uckets.
the former having no rames of soldiers upon
it, while the latter exhibited the names of many
who had fought for the preservation of the
Union. He was followed by Mr.. j. s. Leisen-
ring and others.
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RECEIPTS oFTAXRs.-The receipts from taxes
at the present time are quite small. All persons
%9o pSseGt 70 PAY them taxes on OF before the
the amount Of their bills. "
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FEE Bill OF QUARTER SESSIONS. Grand
Jury acted upon two hundred and fifty four bills
of Indictment during the July term OF Quarter
Sessions. OF this number IlS were ignored
and 1856 we're returned as true bills. The con-
victions numbered 45. The fees for the term
were as iollows:-District Attorney, $lO9l; i;
Clerk, $74l'60; Sheriff, $347'S7; making total
of S2l8O AZ,
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the clerks of the different markets made report
to the Commissioner of the seizure of forty-one
pounds OF butter, for short weight, during the
week preceding. This is a much less quantity
than is frequently reported as seized.
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CITY GAS LIdHTs.--The number of public
lamps at nieht lighting the CITY of PHILADELPHIA
Is 1852; OF this number 1880 ere supplied from
the works under the charge OF the trust OF the
city, AT IRON the Northern Liberty Gas Works,
and l6 are suppied with nnid.
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CONSUMERS OF WATER IN THIS CrrY.-There
are 79,l89 persons in this city who annually pay
water rent. ThcY are Distributed as follnws:-
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BISHOP WooD's RECEPTION. evening
meeting of representatives of conferences of st.
Vincent Society was held at Philomathean Hall,
Chief Marshal Frank Mclaughlin in the chair
John B. Colahan was elected Marshal. A
committee was appointed to procure q
that conferences should take their positions in
line as they arrive on the ground and not in
accordance with the date of their organization.
1t was stated that about 10000 tickets for the
festival have already been disposed of. The
meeting soon after adjourned.
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a. s. RoRIRsoN,
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY
y AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
EDMOND j. GOODWIN to the use, VS.. JAMES L,
MOSES, Ven Ex. June Term, 1867. No. 1888.
The undersigned appointed to distribute the fund
arising nom the Sherfs sale in the above
that certain two-stoIy brick store and dwelling
ana lot whereon the same Is erected, situate the
northwest corner of Haveriord Somerset aIreeta
Tweniy-fourth Ward Philadelphia, containing in
rent Haverford street % feet and in depth feet
will attend to the duties of his appointment MON
DAY, September l6, 1867, at O'clock p. NJ. Rt his
Office No 129 s. FIFTH Street, in the city of Phila-
delphia when and where all parties Interested must
make their claims, they will be debarred from
coming in on said fund. d. p BROWN, JR.,
9210t Auditor.
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The Coroner was notified yesterday afternoon
to hold an inquest on the body of John Boyle,
fifty-slx years of age, VINO was drowned IN a
pond at TWenty-second and Fitzwater streets
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HOSPITAL CAsEs.-The following cases were
admitted to the Pennsylvania Hospital yesterday:
Thomas 0'Maley, aged seven, years, residing
at No. 531 Fitzwater street, who fell from the
second story window of his house, and injured
himself severely about the body.
David Thomas, about thirty-four years of age,
residing at No. 30 st. Marys court, who had his
hand hurt by pane of glass while trying to
raise window sash.
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DROWNING CAsEs.-Mary Rightley, aged ter
years, fell overheard at Green street wharf last
evening, and was drowned. The body was
recovered and taken 10 the parents of the de-
ceased, No. ii Mansfield place, Front street
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Our stock comprises every denomination
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Philadelphia, and Post Office Orders received
in payment
; The decisions of the Commission can be con-
suited, and any information regarding the law
cheertully and gratuitously given.
The commission is payable in stamps.
The following rates are allowed
On $25............."........ PER CENT.
On 500 PER CENT.
On $500 and upwards..,"."".FOUR PER CENT,
All orders, etc., should be sent to
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PHILADELPHIA.
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The n. Y. Tribune, of Saturday last,
says that
Grapes are in very large supply and
prices unsteady, some of the fancy
dealers charging l2al5c per pound for
IsaSellas, while others MIN SELL n hns
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AT a regular meeting OF Franklin Lodge
No. 3, ]. o, o. F.. held on the l4th OF OctCoef'
1857, the following resolutions were unahi-
w %HfREGs. Franklin Lodge No. 3, I. Q. o.
F.. has tuffeTed u severe loss in the death OF
one OF her members. Nilnam IaylOr Is
dead. For sixteen years he has been an
active member OF his Lodge. and during the
whole OF This period he has been engaged IN
all cur labors 10 relieve tie distressed To
visit the sick, TO bury the dead ana 70 ein-
cafe the orphan. He has been 80 long re-
nevOleut object, Is the useful counselor and
guide of his associates, that we know OF no
one who can supply hts place. HIS love iof
amongst us, the interest he manifested in
every subject that claimed our attention, the
JudiciOus words he spake Oh all matters I'M
der consideration, and MS department in the
Lodge room, gained our confidence ana 1e-
gard. We believe that the high position our
Lodge has attained Is due mainly to his ex-
ertions. The greatest hOnors within our GIT
have been conferred on him; and he has as
charged the duties OF the most Important
stations with an efficiency rarely equniied.
With profound sorrow we lament his sudden
removal from amongst US, and desiring 10
place on IT cord some nornento tourEespect'
be II therefore . 49,,
Resolved, That IN the death OF p. q. VIII
liam Taylor, Treasurer OF this Lodge, we nave
lost n true hearted ODD Fellow, a friendly
associate and an efficient officer, whose un
timely death we regard as Il great calAhllS
TO our fraternity.
Resolved, That in memory OF our departed
Brother, we will clOthe our hall with mourn
lug and wear the usual badge oil the same loF
thirty days.
Resolved, That the unexpected death OF
Brother Taylor admonisbes us TO prepare 10
meet our God. Many of us may be called
awayAs suddenly. Beyond the grave there Is
an eternal future for every child OF man
Our pilgrimage an earth will soon terminate;
NAV our lives here be so ordered before God
and conforlned to the Divine Will, that here
after we may inherit the kingdom prepared
for us from the foundation OF the world.
ReSolref That our heartfelt sympathleS are
hereby rendered to the widow and children
lion: and we pray that they may receive The
consolation OF Him who is II Father OF the
fatherleSs and Judge OF the widow.
Resolved That these resolutions be entered
on the minutes, and copy sent to the family
of Brother Taylor. u. Z. GESTHER,
w. +, BASSErT,
Committee.
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party that, as party, was disloyal in
a contest threatening the dissolution of
the Union and the destruction of the
government" will be forgiven by the
people, and entrusted with the govern
ment, which it attempted to destroy.
The lesson of the recent elections, if
properly improved, will strengthen us
for the great contest of the next year.
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MARSHALL COUNTY COURT HOUSE,
nCtphar 10 1857


October u. 1867.
At called meeting of the Union
voters of Marshall county, at the Court
House. this p. NJ, r. q. Holiday was
called 80 the Chair, and Thos. Finn
elected Secretary.
The candidates, Mr.. James Burnley
for the Senate. and S. #. Armstrong
and John Ferguson for the House of
Delegates, each gave their views in re-
gard 10 tnxing the Baltimore Il Ohio
Railroad, &c, which seemed 10 satisfy
all present. u,,,,.--
Rob't Mcconnell and Il. c. Holiday
were also called on, and made some APP
proprists remarks. q,
On motion of j. w. Purdy' a conmlt-
speakers for n public meeting TO be held
al the Court House on Wednesday T.
NJ, Oct. I6, 1867. ~, -,
journed. u.,n,x pre,r
THos. FINN, See'y.
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THE custom prevails in Russia OF
cntiino OF the hair of a widow, and
burying il with the body of her hus-
band. So vigorously is this practiced.
that The blonde locks of the young ana
beautiful Countess de Monty were not
spared, though she was the wife OF
Frenchmau. So exactinS ana oarpar-
Gus custom is almost enough 20 nn1Ae
= widow wish her husband back again.
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Wanted.--A Man.

w give satisfactory evidence tnat he is
competent 10 take charge of two hundred
acres of land, on the ohio River, within six
edged OF stock, especially of sheep, and is of
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parLment IA gentleman and his vile being
the famtly,) would be preferred There is a
Vineyard on the place, and II is desirable
that the person applying might have a
knowledge of the culture Of Erapes-this
however, Is not made a condition. some
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apply. ocq-tf
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THE Cleveland Leader in an article
on the cause of the late reverses in Ohio
remarks that not one Union paper in
the State since the election has ''gone
back" on the constitutional amend
ment, but that each OF them takes the
view that it embodies IL live principle
thai will survive the work of any party
that opposes it. The Leader, however,
admits that the amendment seriously
effected the Republican party, but it
assigns other causes for The losses.
among which are mismanaEernent of
the campaign by the State Central Com
mittee. the temperance question and the
"indiscretions of some Union speak
ers,'' Upon the latter point it re-
marks:
I'VE ihiuk that tie Union party
would have polled three OF four thou;
sand more votes If Senator Wade had
kept quiet, and Senator Chandler of
Mich igan had stayed nj home"
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aew advertisements.

TIGaTH QUARTERLY REPORT OF
IA the Merchants National Bank OF West
Va, at Wheeling, showing It's eonullon on
tn morning OF the INST Monday IN OctoDsE'
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OYSTERS.

1REsH OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY
n and for sale by the case, can or half can AT
oc2-f BOOTH, BATTELLE q cos.
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i d. WHITMAN.

SOME people may think it sort OF
military necessity at just this time to
declare for some special candidate for
the Presidency after the fashion of the
Maryland Republican Convention.
The country, however, will reserve It's
decision on that subject up to the date
of its latest advices in regard to the
crimes of the honr and the make up"
AS we printers say, of the candidates.
There is a seeming hot haste
to head OF somebody else on the part of
the Maryland Republicans in favor OF
General Grant. Simon Cameron eI-
hausted parliamentary strategy ut Bal
timore in 1864 to monopolize the pres
tige of MIR. Lincoln's nomination, even
though that nomination was toregone
conclusion. He had anaxe 10 grind of
course. Some people will be apt to
suspicion that some of the Maryland
men have at least small Ratchet.
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n seems to be matter of some im-
portance down about Parkersburg, to
know how the Jackson family stand on
the greenback question. Therefore we
Gull This item from the Times of yes
terdny:
~. NJ. Jackson. Esq, at the Conser-
valve meeting last Saturday night, ad-
vocated paying of the bonds with green.
backs. How stands the old gentleman
The old gentleman alluded to is the
General, and he is said to be large
holder Of Government bonds. He made
a speech not long sGo denouncing the
greenhack proposition as "robbery."
Since That, however, the democracy
have fallen in with the robbery" idea,
ana the Times naturally feels concern
ed to know how the venerable head of
the family stands.
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UNHE STORE ROOMS LAlEIy oC,,,
i pied by George K TayIog a c. - T.
Clemens Z Co., on Main res l; Siso Sas a.
ment rooms nniShed: Good Oh ces in second
second and third story In good oTSjsp - On ~
session given Immediately, Fo9
Many onlding lots and dwelling houses for
sAle IN tue Sl4tn " an. on reasonable terms
once. No. llS1S Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs bshS1tSl
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"There are still some persons in the
Repub lican camp whose hearts are with
the adverse host, and who, we trust,
will now be tempted TO let their bodies
follow. At all events, through what
ever trials of its constancy, its consist
ency, the great party of which they
would fain bear the bag SO long as there
may be anything likely to go into 1t,
will move right on to the arduous but
inevitable achievement of equal rights
for all citizens; and those who are not
ready 10 suffer in that cause cannot
leave its ranks too SOON"
The Tribune perhaps has some uatur-
al feeling on point which is handled
by the Springfield Republican in a
plain-spoken but rather unsympathetic
way, thus:
"Poor Ben Wade and poor Chief JUS
tice CT ase! The Ohio election Is an es-
pecial snub to them both. and extin-
cuisines them az presidential candidates.
Men who cannot carry their State for
universal suffrage and equal rights
must no longer expect 10 be put at the
head of the column"
The Republican notes the Presidents
changed prospects AS follows:
1.-THE President is cool and happy
over the elections. Well he may be
they kill impeach But he better
not put on any top-lofty airs. 1t is not
for love of him that the Republicans
have staid at home in Pennsylvania
and Ohio"
Several other papers express the same
view as TO the effect of these elections
on the proposition for impeachment.
Among others the New York Herald
says:
ave rather think that impeachment
is knocked in the head. The elections
on Tuesday settled II. 1t is laid on the
radical PLATFORM, and it makes what
the old crones call u very purity
corpse"
The explanations OF our Philadelphia
friends are not yet at hand.
The New York Commercial, in COM
menting upon the elections, furnishes
the following "reminiscences for the
comfort and the Improvement of the
Republicans:
In 1862, when the country was de-
pressed through failure of military sue
cesses, the Democrats wrested several
States from the Republicans by the fol-
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A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE VIM,
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