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LEGAL NOTICES.

ElsTATE OF CHARLES ALLMENDINGER.
IL Deceased 1
Letters testamentary upon the estate OF CHARLES
ALLM MENDlNGER having been granted TO the un-
dersigned, all persons Indebted the said estate will
make payment and all persona having claims viii
PALMYRA ALLMENDINGER Executrix,
No. 624 N. SECOND Street,
PHILADELPHIA, September s, 1867. ! s6thSts
1 N The ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
L AND COUNTY OF PHILA DELPHIA.
m Estate OF SAMUEL r.. JONES, deceased. A
Inc Auditor appointed by the Court to audit settle,
ana ADJUST the account of JONATHAN ROOKIE,
Executor, deceased and TO report distribution of the
balance In the hands of the accountant will meet
me parties interested for the purpose of his appoint
ment, on THURSDAY. October TO- 1867, at 4
O'Clock r NJ a. his office No, 252 s. THIRD Street,
IN the city of Philadelphia.
26 ihsln5t CHARLEs GIBBONS, Auditor
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Larceny OF GOLD WAToHEs.-Two gold
watches, one valued at 1925, the other at $780,
were stolen, yesterday, from the watch and
jewelry store OF Lewis Dedlow No. 1928 Race
street. The circumstances under which the
thelt took place were these. In the morning
two yonng men, genteely dressed, called at the
store, and requested to be shown some gold
watches. This was done, ana, without max
ing. purchase, they left, promising to call
again. Before going one OF them SAID to Mr.
d. dlow that be supposed he was there all day;
to which the reply was that he only lett during
the dinner hour-between IL and l O'CLOCK
One OF the persons called between the hours
designated. at which time Mr.. Dedlow was not
present. The attendant was asked TO show the
wa ches again which had been inspected in the
morning, and he laid them out on the counter.
Whle waiting, the pretended purchaser said
that he could not decide which of the watches
he would take in the absence of his sister,
whom be expected every moment. He finally
asked for drink OF water and was directed to
the rear of the building. He started as if to go,
bat returned, and said that the occupants were
at dinner and he did not like to 90 back The
attendant then, at the strangers solicitation,
went back, and while he was gone the watches
were carried OFF.
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ARRIyED yua1,ErunLy

Steamship Wyoming, Teal, from SaVannah gstb ult
Steamship Co. sept aae1 aaa sGqshfGn MH
severe severe gale from NE, with a heavy sea running
WnLlch lasteu duilng the passage.
J.; ;sa5qne Cynthia Palmer, Miner from Rotterdam
wa session days, with brandy, etc, to l.. Weser
schr NJ; Knight, Bush, from Provincetown with fish
schr Golden Eagle Howes. days from New Bed.
schr Sarah and Mary, Truax, l day from Dover,
schr N. NJ. Davis, Davis, day from Milford, with
scbr vraie, Mason, from Boston.
schr Three Sisters Parker ,.El from Dorchester.
with mdse 70 W M BaiTa T}a q CO; p.,,,or
tow OF bsrges to w. p Clyde d Co.
MEMORANDA
from bese H9Th 95 Toye for Philadelphia sailed
snip Daisy Phillips, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Steamship Alliance, Kelly. hence, at Charleston lst
Brig Verandah. sorensen, hence at Dantzc 18th ult
BTlg Florence Rathbun, hence, at New York yes
Brig VIM, A. Dresser, Hatch hence, at Boston yes
Brig II. @. Burton, Burton. hence, at swInemunde
Brig q. Meredith. edith Ayres hence via Gibraltar, was
Mahon TO perform quarantine.
Schr j. r. JoVa, Little, hence. at Charleston yester-
sehr J. A. Griffin. Foster, for Georgetown, cleared
schr Clara, Barrett was dischargng at Lavacca 22d
schrs r. yanneman, Vauneman; D. Clifford Jer-
rold; John McAdam Willardi and s. A. Boice Boice,
schr M, Weaver, Weaver hence, at Georgetown LIST
sehrs Crisis; Brown North Pacific, Erickson; and
II. W, Perry hence, at Norfolk 30th ult.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, for Philadelphia,
cleared at New York yesterday.
Steamer New York. Jones, hence, at Georgetown
lst inst
MISCELLANY.
nj BSI9ue Isabella O. Jones Jones hence for ST.
the only saved says the Spanish report
Captain Jones was picked up by the Spanish brig
Natvidad, from Liverpool and landed At ST. Jago de
Cuba on the l6th ut The Isabella O. Jones was built
at Baltimore In 1853 5S5 register, owned
by Captain Jones and others of Baltimore.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The buoy on College Point Flushing Bay, lies about
lG0 yards 10 the s. of the point the reef where IL
should be. and in consequence brig struck the
rect on Tuesday but came Off and sloop struck on
It afterwards, and sunk,
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LAUEoH.--There is to be launched, in a few
belutiful propeller yacht, for Mr.. 9. sharns a.
this city. Her length on deck Is 85 feet be2a1s
50 feet, hold feet. Her engine il Of six.hoTSe
pOWer.
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FOR PRIVATE RESI- IDENCl0s, MILLS. HOTELS,
CHURCHES, ETC,
FURNISHING FROM ONE TO SIX HUNDRED
LIGHTS AS MAY BE REQUIRED.
This machine is guaranteed does not get out Of
order and the time 10 manage IL is about five minutes
a week.
The simplicity OF this apparatus, It's entire freedom
from danger the cheapness ana quality Of the light
over all others gained for the favorable opinion
OF those acquainted with It's merits. The names Of
those having used them for the last three years Will
be given by calling at our OFFICE
no. IOB SOUTH FOURTH STREET
Where the machines can be seen in operation.
FERRIS q Coz Box Asi P.o.
Send FOR . Pamphlet 7etaVhsam
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DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA, N'@
No Ill South FOURTH Street
INCORPORATED I'd MONTH"; 1,Sd ,eor

DROVlDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMpA ANV
OF PHILADELPHIA ~AA'S
No. III South FOURTH Street
INCORPORATED 3d MONTH 22d, lsB6
CAPITAL, $4,000, PAID IN
Insurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums, or bvs
10. or 20 year Premiums, Non-fOrteiture ~ -
Annuities granted on favorable terms.
Term Policies, Childrens EndoWments
This Company while giving the insured the Hecur,t,
Of pad-up Capital, viii divide the entire profits ~
the Lie business among It's policy holders, ~ "
Moneys received At Interest, and paid on demand
Authorized by charter execute Trusts and 10 %,
AZ Executor Administrator, Assignee or Guardisn
and In other hduciary capacities under appointment
ul any Court of this commonwealth, any person oy
gerBOns, or bodies polite or corporate.
DIRECroRS.
SAMUEL h. sH1PLEY. HENRY HAIHEs,
JCsHUA ii, NORRIS, Il. WIbIAk BROWN,
RICHAH WOODIx, w. Z, LONG5tREpH,
CHARLES Il. COFFIN.
SAM MUEL R. sHIPLAY, ROWLAND PARRY,
,VEt g. IOEGST REL H. Vice President.
THOMAS WIsTAh, nj. Dr. j. b. TOWNSEND.
C,IKE INSURANCE E&CLU6IVEIY.-THE
II PENNSY LVAN MA FIRE IE6 URA NOE COM
"A NI-IncOrpUTated l8S5-CharteT PerpetuAl-No
no " A In IN street. otpOSle Independence Square
This Company, iaVoraoiy known 70 the community
over forty year5 continues 10 insure against
Nv damage by fire on Public or Private BuildlnRs
either perm anently OF for limited time, Also, on
Furniture, Stocks OF GoOus, and Merchandise gene
re- Reir tapiIaI, together with large surplus Fund
spVested IN the most careful manner, which enabes
tIHI, offer TO the insured an uDdOubted security 10
the cara OF loss ..n-.,s
Daniel smith, Jr,. john DevereuG
Alexander Benson, YhOAias smith,
Teang II Rllehurst, Henry Lewis,
1hCna8 Robbins, j, Gilinghem Fell
Daniel NaddOck, Jr.
DANIEL SMITH, JR., President
WILLIAM u. CROWEIL, Secretary, 802
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w II Lo,I L,I.IAm $. GRAN
w CON MISSION MFRCHAN1l -
no YS - DELAWARE Avenue. Philadelphia,
unponts Gunpowdar, Refined Nire chnrcoal Tcto
Boiis ana Nails I2iR'
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RAILRoAD oPERTT
AND FRANCHISES.
Notice hereby given that by virtue OF a decree
the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, we will expose
To- sale at Public Auction,
AT THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.
In the City of Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania
18TH DAY OF OCTOBER,
a. ri 1857 Ss e. 9f4ff nSn T q that Day AL and
LA1NN@Rs 1 @ TBBIA4CKs, TRACKS ,6y Lines, RAILS CRossTI rs
IRON BRfDd WAYS ana dmRst9GHTs R9HTs on 5Rd %aS 9thsl
MhAIERlAALIS HqI HonsEs B3udhDINGs, SHOPS
MAEI TIxATRE FIxAAEEEE bEFoTg baEhFEoTFgoNsf RfaHFs HFFsNG GE
INTERESTS, and all and every other properly and
@ &N9 S1S o1t OF 6RE&R SfG4gHs AMI
porale rights franchises and privileges Of or belong
ing 70 she sat- Company, together with all and singh
Cars, Machinery, Tools, Materials, and Inplements
planning, using and operating said Railroad and RaiI
Hao n II TnSh m en- sa9 properly T. situate 10 We
Ihe same property rights privileges, and franchises
lie sd day Of May b. s6e snd o. d59 mortgage dated
the office Of the Recorder OF Deeds Of Venao 9o m
ETC. on the 4th day Of June, a. D. 1866 grahted ana
trust TO secure certain bonds therein mentionedu
Ana which the said Company BY indenture OF mort
4 said Recorder ol eeds Of Venango County, afore
oil dsy Of ApT A. D. is66 granted ana G; Sa ne
MOTIFS x Jessup. 9nd the undersigned William j.
Toned. This sale Will be made under, and In pnrsu
tnce Of decree catered by the said Supreme Court o
lie state OF fenBsyivania on the Sd day Of July A
D. 1867 ~ cause pending in equity in said court 1oon
bill filed by the said John s.. Sauzade, Trustee
tfainst the said Company, and the said Morris X
lessup ana William Barr, defendants, prayine
nter ALA, for decree of sale OF the mid mortGaged
pTemses' The terms and conditions OF sale will be az
iOliOWs:- 80
Ti-st The mortgaged premises viii be sold fl, one
pertv. and Will be struck OF to the highest and best
sidder for cash. f7I' - -
paid 10 the undersigned az tho time OF the sale NV
ne pufchahtfi ana mt must also sign and
onditions of sale otherwise the said premises yin
l mmedlatey resOld. S' "iN
Thiid The balance OF The purchase money shaI he
aid TO the undersgued. at the Banking Hoase M
DreNel q Cos, NO, ~ y Third street, PhiladeL
ha, within thirty days trom and after The dav ~
ale. -J "
WILLIAM J. .BA RTl Trnstas
JOHN s. SAUZAD Trustes
PHILApELPHIA, July 8, 1867 - 'FuSIee'
n, THOMAS & SOHe, AnctiOneers z0tpteD,
w IL l. IA s. en- Amt
wv CON MISSION MFRCUAN,r N
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New CHURcRBs.-Th Protestant Episcopal
Church to be erected at the north west corner
Ol Third and Reed streets is 10 be of brick, with
a front of 66 feet on Third street. and 81 feet on
Reed street. 1t is for the CONGREGATION now
Worshipping at the Church of st. John the Evan
gelist, Reed street, above Front.
The Rev. DIR. Henson has begun his labors
Master streets. The lot on which the new
chapel is to be erected, costing $225 500, was
presented by the Baptist Church Extension
Society of Philadelphia. About 200 members
belonging to the church at Broad and Brown
streets 90 with the new enterprise,
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NEW SCHooL BUmDEGs.-The Special Com
mittee Of Councils appointed under the resolu-
ton offered by Mr.. MershOn, OF the Ninth Ward
on Thursday last, inquiring whether the new
school buildings were so constructed as to be
heated by steam alone held a special meeting
IN the Controllers building yesterday afternoon.
The Committee on Property OF the Board of
Con1ol appeared before said committee and
showed by communication from the architect,
Mr. Sldney, that OF about tVo-thirds of all the
buildings being erected, he had provided for
hotau fues in all of them, excepting at the
CommencemenJ, when he understood there
would be difficulty in getting sufficient appro-
prlation TO heat them by steam, when he after
wards made the plans of the buildings to heat
them by hot air or steam.
The Committee on Property of the Board of
School Control also stated that they had given
out but one contract to heat by steam, and that
was in the Eighth Section, which contract was
approved by Councils.
The Special Committee of Councils then
agreed to report back resolution with the in.
FORMATION derived from the architect OF the
Bnilding Committee, that all the necessary Hues
were ia 10 heat by steam or water.
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oNThACr FOR BEEF AND MUTToN.-The con-
Iollege TOT one year, was awarded Yesterday TO
the following gentlemen; BEEF to l.. &. Boraet
at %ll'9O per loo pounds, and mutton to ]. A. a
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A MISSING CHLD.-A GIRL aged ten years,
named Katie Wensel, who lived at service in
the neighborhood of Tenth and Spring Garden
streets, but was discharged because her mis-
tress was going TO leave the city, has been miss
ing for several weeks. When she left her place
OF service she started in search Of her sister,
and was last seen in company with man at a
drinking saloon, in the dwelling attached to
which the sister had been living, but was not at
that time. The mother OF the CHILD is in great
distress at her disappearance.
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DHGNIX IN s q kANUE y COMPANY OF
1 PHILA DELPHIA.
INCoRPORATED ls64-CHARraR PERPETUAL.
Nj pa WALNUT Street, opposite the Exchange,
IN addition TO MARINE and INLAND INSUR-
AHCE, this Company insurea from loss or damage by
FffeE Tor liberal terms buildings, merchandise
,rniture ETC. tor limited periods, and permanently
an buildings, by der Ost of premium.
phe Company has been In active operation for more
nan Sixty YEARS, during which all losses have
cen promptly adjusted and paid.
DIRHCTORHs
fohu i. Hodge Lawrence Lewis, JF,
M b. MahOnY, David Lewis
IOhn r.. Lewis Benjamin Htting
William 81 Grant, Thomas III. Powers,
Hohert w. Leaning, A. r. McHenry,
d. Clark Wharton, Edmund Oaatll0ni
Samuel WILCOX, : louis ~ Norris. 80.
JOHN WUC EEtaiER PEettdenk
SAMUEL WILCOX, Secretary
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GRAIN MEAsUBFD.-The following amount
o. eran was measured at the port of Phlladel-
In ior the quarter ending Sept 80:-Corn,
ss0g ssC0g994f bushels; wheat 205 1905 bushels; oats,
dn'0SS6& ouShels malt, H. 798 bushels; feed ETC..
2O0zO bushels. Total, 0l2 1858 bushels,
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g A L OF NAVY VEsS Ell s.
BUREAU OF CoNsTRUCTIoN AND REPA1R,)
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 10. 1867
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EXCURSIONS.

FREIGHT FOR WILMINGTON, RECEIVED
~ by steamers FELTON, and ARIEL, from z A. M.
TO II, NJ, at reduced rates 10 30
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HELD TO ANswER.-John Mcbride, who was
arrested on Tuesday afternoon, at the fire near
Eleventh and Noble streets, was up for hear
ing yesterday at the Central, charged with
pocket picking. The young women whose
pockets were said TO have been picked, did not
cone forward. Tue accused was held for trial
az the next term OF the Court.
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Aco1DENTs.-H. w. Williams, twenty-six
yea1s old, residing at TVenty-drsG and Market
sreets, had his hand badly smashed yesterday,
at Allison's car factory.
Patrick Gallagher residing az 7 Venty-second
and Pine Streets had his fool badly scalded
yesterday, at a dstlllery near Warnock and
Master streets. Both Of them we're admitted
into the Pennsy lyania Hospital.
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Notice TO. Inyalids, =.

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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-10
The Bloody Law against the Green.

1t is with the greatest possible pain that we feel
compelled to call the attention of readers to the
proceedings which lately took place in the city Buffalo,
at the funeral of late brother Sergeant John Lynch
of the l. r. A. Mortally wounded at Ridgeway, he
fingered in hospital since June, 1866 to the 9th of
July 1867 when his noble spirit passed away to the
rest Of the pure and free Yet because his palbearers
national color, his corpse driven in dis
honor from the altar of Christian church. This
brings matters to point. The time has evidently
conc when must be authoritavey informed whether
those patriot soldiers who die for Ireland and liberty
are to be deprived Of Christian burial not IF the
wearing OF the green" is to have the curse of the
Christian Church. we'll as of the English Govern
ment the sooner ascertain it for certainty the
better We thank gallant brothers in Buffalo for
their manly and consistent conduct and we most respect
fully call on every Fenan Circle in the United States
to move at once in this matter and take the necessary
to see it out to its consequences be they what
they may.
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Beware of Spies.

We think it right and necessary to ask the serious
attention of the Circles and members of the F. b. to
the following extract from private letter just received
from good and true in London, England After
speaking of his own hairbreadth escape from the grasp
of British bloodhounds he goes to say, that the
detectives of the Government having, they think,
finished their work in Ireland, directing their
most strenuous efforts toacords america. Their object is
to get into your Circles and secrets who will post
the Canadian and American Governments respecting
your strength your state of preparedness for action and
above all, of the time you about to strike" He
adds-and to this entreat brothers to attend
that man has started for Chicago whose objects
such as [ have indicated. He pretends to come from
Mr. Adams, the American ambassador in England and
to be anxious to SERGE the Feeians. He is about 81
years of age and feet 10 inches in height He pro-
fesses to be native American but finds impossible to
mufe very heavy Johnny Bull accent. The mans
hair and whskers dark, his eyes dark greengray
in fact he is not unlike the nformer Massey, only of
stouter build than the latter"
We put our brothers on their guard; and feel hum-
lated that it should be necessary to do 1t shows
very elevated opinion of capacity shrewdness
the part of enemies when they send out such blum
derng spes without taking the trouble of forging
letters of introduction for them 1t is time that neces
sary steps were taken to render the Fenian Organization
sufficiently to defy the efforts of unsumbering
and INSCRIPTIONS enemies.
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lshman Or friend of England for our foothod in this
land Our hands have toed for it our blood has paid
for it We are no foreigners" no more than
Montgomery and jackson. We love the land that gave
us birth-the land that gave to Columbia many gifted
pen and many gallant sword In fealty adopted
land we are second to none but if we forget poor Ire
land, may heaven desert and may humanity abhor u.s.
Please Providence, will teach our ancient foe that,
not even American traitors can save her from our ven
geance Such bulwarks no better than snow banks
they will melt before the sun of liberty Irish SYM
pathies, Irish blood and Irish MUSCLE when fairly
aroused can march over egons Of pro-Engsh aunkeys
to the very heart Of Irelands brutal oppressor.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-10

CoRREcTIoNIn paper for July 9th in the life of
Pope Euychan the printer made say that without the
The Ms. read baptism in place Of marriage-Pfiodehio
UniUerse
I'VE thankful to Quaker City friend for setting
this matter right Some of us, here in Chicago were
baptized-at least suppose So for don't remember
but we are not married yeti
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And tho her walls are overthrown
Well build them yet high, stone and stone
And Freedom shall be Queen alone,
In Garryowen mo- glora.
So three times three for Garryowen.
Her old gray walls and Treaty stone.
We live for Irelands cause alone,
In Garryowen no glora
following are the words of the old song It NAV be inter
many of readers for the sake of "auld lang syne
Let Bacchus's sons be not dismayed,
But join with each jovial blade;
Come booze and sing, and lend your aid
To help with the chorus:
Instead of Spa we'll drink brown ale
And pay the reckoning ON the nail,
No man for debt shall go to gaol
From Garryowen in glory!
We are the boys that take delight in
Smashing the Limerick lamps when lighting,
Through the streets like sporters fighting,
And tearing all before
Instead. etc.
Well break windows we'll break doors,
The watch knock down by threes and fours;
Then let the doctors work their cures,
And tinker up our bruises.
Instead etc.
Well beat the baiifs out of fun,
We'll make the mayor and sheriffs run;
We are the boys dares dun,
If he regards whole skin.
Instead, etc.
Our hearts, so stout have got us fame,
For soon tits known from whence came;
Where'er go they dread the name
Of Garryowen in glory.
Instead, etc.
Johnny Connell's tall and straight,
And in his limbs he is complete;
He'll pitch bar of any weight,
From Garryowen to Thomond Gate.
Instead etc.
Garryowen is gone to rack
Since Johnny Connell went to Cork,
Though Darby O'Brien leapt over the dock
In spite of judge and jury
Instead, etc.