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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-14

-0ne Of the indispensable things TO take to the
seashofe Is ones bathmg-dress, and yet so rev
women make pretty Naadsl In this garment, as IN
everything else, Fashion tempts her yotaries 10 for
get economy.
kid slippers, for that luxurious condition OF
mastery inactivity" that the fashionable woman OF
society knows all about, OF variety OF colors
with nigh heels, and as pretty as they can be-
Some OF the newest boots for the summer fasten
ny loops instead OF buttOning and, OF course, snow
the stocking The next move towards absurdity, we
should suppose, would be fiuted frlll OF lace TO
peep through this opening.
-The annual excursions pignics, etc, up the
Hudson have commenced and tugs and dancing
barges are IN great demand by red shirt committees
The new-fashioned upright trunks appear TO ex-
cite quite as manyoaths from railway employees as
did the Saratogas.
Austria passes cards with the address on one
side and communication on the other through the
mails fQr one cent each,
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An oRDINAN ANCE

"A To Authorize Loan for the Paymen
Ground Rents and Mortgages.
Section /. The Select and Common Councils Of the
City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the Mayor OF
Philadelphia be and he is hereby authorized TO bor-
row, at not less than par the credit of the city
from time to time, seven hundred thousand dollars
Tor the payment OF ground rents and mortgages held
against the city, for which interest not to exceed the
rate OF six per cent per annum shall be paid, half
yearly on the first days Of January and july at the
Office of the City Treasurer. The principal OF said
loan shall be payable and paid at the expiration of
thirty years from the date OF the same and not be-
lore, without the consent OF the holders thereof and
the certificates therefor in the usual form of the GER
thcates OF city loan shall be issued in such amounts
as the lenders may require but not for any fractional
part OF one hundred dollars, or, If required in
amounts OF five hundred or one thousand dollars ;
and It shall be expressed in said certificates that the
loan therein mentioned and the interest thereof are
payable free from all taxes.
Section q Whenever any loan shall be made by
virtue thereof there shall be, by force of this ordI-
nance, annually appropriated out OF the income OF
the corporate estates, and from the sum raised by
taxation, sum sufficient to pay the interest on said
certlhcaes and the further sum OF three-tenths of
one per centum on the par value OF such certificates
so issued shall be appropriated quarterly out of said
income and taxes to a sinking fund.- which fund
and It's accumulations are hereby especially pledged
Tor the redemption and payment Of said certia-
Gates.
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STOVES. RANGES, gro.

Ia, THOMSON'S LONDON KITCHENER
sd or EUROPEAN RANGE, for families, hotels OF
4EtSy public institutions, in TWENTY DIFFERENT
S~f SIZES; Also, Philadelphia Ranges. Hot-Air Fuf
naces Portable Heaters, LOw-down Crates Fireboayl
Stoves, Bath Boilers Stewhole Plates Boilers Oookin
Stoves etc., wholesale and retail BY the nanufacturers
SHARPE THOMSON
Twfm6m No. 2OD N. SECOND Street
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REsoLuTIoN To PuBLIsH A LOAN RmL.

Resolved, That the Clerk of Common Council be
authorized to publish in two daily newspapers of
TINS city, daily for four weeks, the ordinance pre-
sented to the Common Council on Thursday June
"a, 1869, entitled 'An Ordinance to Authorize Loan
for the Payment OF Ground Rents and Mortgages"
And the said Clerk at the stated meeting of Coun-
first day of said publication, shall present to
this Council one Of each OF said newspapers for
every day In which the same shall have been
made. 6 26 24t
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ID f S o L u ION
IN M A..Nharsu, Al. n.

ID o l. u Il ION
III To Authorize the Repair and Erection OF Boat
houses on certain Wharf on the river Delaware
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils
OF the City OF Philadelphia, That on and after the
passage OF this resolution it shall be lawful to repair
or erect lighthouses or sheds of brick or other
material upon the first wharf north of ShackamaXon
street, on the river Delaware, owned and occu-
pied by Mr George Sheppard OF this city, said sheds
or buildings not to exceed twenty feet in height
above the wharf level, and nine feet in width; pro-
vlded that the permission hereby granted shall be
revocabe by the city OF Philadelphia at its option,
indicated by the passage of a resolution without
notice.; and provided that the sum of twenty five
dollars be paid into the City Treasury to pay for the
publication Of this resolution.
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President Of Common Council.
Attest
BENJAMIN II. HAINES
Clerk OF Select Council.
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twelfth day OF july Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sxty-nine
"a. ID. 1869.
DANIEL M. FOX,
ID IL Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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orrY oRpINANoEs.
D on PHILApELPHIk

( lOnl1dVN OOUNOL OF IIIILADhLFIIN
" CLERKS OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA, June 20, 1859.
In accordance with Resolution adopted by the
Common Council of the City of Philadelphia, or
Thursday the twenty-fourth day Of June, 1869, the
"An Ordinance to Authorize a Loan for the Pay
ment OF Ground Rents and Mortgages is hereby
published for public information.
JOHN ECKSTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
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SHIPPINO.

The Steamships PRoMETHEUs Captain crav m
j. w. EVERMAN, Captain SNYDER ~ "nH1
WILL FORM A REGULAR WEEKLY LINE
The steamship j. w. EyERMAN win saiI on
SATURDAY, July II, at P. NJ, from Pier No ~
below Spruce street. w. II
Through bills OF ading given in connection with ~
G. X X. to points In the South and Southwest M =
Insurance at lowest rates. Rates of freight On Low
as by any other route For freight apply to 80 ~
222n DOCH sTREFT' sTRTr' %tSS1s,, q ~,
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DEAFNFss.-EVER INSTRUMENT THAT
IL science and skill have ented TO assist the bearing
every degree Of deafness; also Resprators also Gran
dAs Patent Clutches, superior TO others in
ChesnuL u
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AORIOUL LTURAL.

N PHILADELPHIA RASPBERRY, JUCUN
x DA, Agricuturist, and other Strawberry; Lawtos
BackbeRy Plants; HArttord Concord an and other Crap
Dalnnco, NJ r.
The New York herald., 1869-09-11

IIUMBoLDT FESTIVAL BANQUET, sEpTEMBEE 4,
iss9Tickets FOR the banquet on the evening o the
Humboldt Centenary September the hall Of the Licder
Society and IS East Fourth street. may pc procured
from the following gentlemen Fired kapp, No. wall
street. Friedrich Knhne 81 broad street fsd y Frey "
III Hedenfe.d I79 Second avenue seinway Sou, l0s
aud III East foureonth street Price To OK usyc o. VINE
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AMUsEMKNrs.


: E: .,. ss Il WORLD
~ tn1 s'snas M sasss and By
,REIiNED lLLrsIoN.
the n'.p'''.'A'fS'i SsR1SarSGf RRfdHizSF Il MYSTERY
:ne % the SnS s who ssos' with learned sh and sIqh
and s..s the Invention and psrorm.nc: o. ot. Of ss.
s a s.n S and 70 ma
profession will make his hrss appearance In nvs q
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
ALSO EyER s5a sSPT ~
when he win develop programme conssng Of entertain.
WHOLLY AND ENTIRELY NEW.
and e NIX
any hersoio TO- any .sdeG': They
nl s Of a. Sss Of
single chair All that s introduced upon che stage hs
relying solely upon his skill and expefsnsss fcs
'1n9'iif :Ifsss ASD % UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT
"'''1 W.. ''Sa NEW WORLD OF WONDERS
M
]. Ls drcssure des CaItes.
g. L'Invsioie.
T. lie patriotic.
s. Une Surprise par Mr.. A. Hermann
g. uns eondamna'Gn srs,%S5 msrs, PART
I. La decouver.e d'uae psussc.
e. LIE rcvers de Ia medale.
1 L. Jsrdin Angsis, a rAeadem,s lie nusslus
une improvsa'ion par kr. A. Hermann
In '''sssSsys SsSsp p' gsXsoss s,a s%'svs' of these
the entrance fees have been graduated upon popular SCALE
THE GROSS RECEIPTS Of this first performance viii
presented the fund for relief Of the Widows
Phsns sad ehsr relatives Of the unfortunate dead Of The
Admission, u, whou, charge for seass
ThS SFEioE * Now opES
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VNAvERLEY THEATRE.
w Proprietors. CLINTON EDDY JOHN STETSON, Jr
THEY STILL CONE
NOVELTY THE ORDER OF THE DAY.
THE FINEST PERFORMANCE IN THE CITY.
MORE BRILLIANCY THAN EVER.
First appearance of the popular New York favorite
JOHNNY ALLEN.
The tallest and thinnest man In New York,
CHARLEY PETTENGILL.
EPH HORN. WALTER BRAY,
GUS WILLIAMS DICK CARROLL,
THE GREAT HINDLE, MISS MARIE ZOEL,
MISS POLLY DAILY, CLINETOP SISTERS,
SAN RYAN, 40, 30.
MATINEE WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS at ~ r. n.
Popular prces-25 30 and rs cents.
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EXPRESSES.

A O. BUNHAM's FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE Ex.
n. press, llb West Eleventh street, nsar Sixth
Furniture In city counry furDitrc and pianos
packed. shipped and stored
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
y SALE OF PROPERTY FOR UNPAID TAXES
CQnTAN WkTEH


Pubc notice 10 hereby given that sale OF Property for
unpaid the years 6 and 1885 and for regular
Tor the l3 and 1884 w take place
auction a, the City Hail. In the city New York, Thurs
day the h day OF November neIt at l2 o'clock noon and
continue from day TO day until the whoc OF said property
shall be sod and that detailed statement OF the properly
be sold for unpaid and Croton water rents pub
shed pamphlet deposied In the oce OF the Clerk OF
Arrears in the Conprolers ONCE also in the Office of the
Receiver OF OF the city of New York. where the said
pamphlet will be delivered 70 peron APPLYING therefor
Py order OF X. b. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
A. 8. CApY Clerk OF Arresrs.
Cry Nkw YORK, July ~ 1869.
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INSTRUCTION.

A AHNoUKCEhENT-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RE-
~ es.e pur,is daily thus week od and young 2. his rev
manship and BookkeePng Separate pariors for ladies'
ted penmAD Of America.
The New York herald., 1869-09-11

DOwERY THEATRE.
ID TRIUMPH OF THE NEW DRAMA.
NIGHTLY CROWDED TO REFLECTION
Immense hii Of the grand spectacle Of the
SCOTTISH CHIEFS.
New Company. Immense Cast
New Scenery. Also the drama
New Efecs Of the
200 Auxiiaries PIRATE OF THE ISLES.
kOEDAY-wIZARD OF THE WAVE.
The New York herald., 1869-09-11


seSs pps sSs
blythe zAyEf1SEsxE ENEEfSE HHb s.sEHhs HEiJH.
EIrrH AVENUE LMEATREvvuNDER THE MANAGE
STERLING SUCCESS
DREAMS Canned by the new romantic five act plsy,
DREAME by Bouccault and Robertson entitled
rvrsv sTovr sasss: i. s.sa,::s ~: i: :,sS
DREAMS oaai % Of % Character. that sannos b. .1% SUI.
DREAMS, passed in this country, Including E. L.
DkExxs S.Ssnp9F isr; HSns; E,n:
eArgRpAy D.sias os S.%ss .sa
MATINEE. Mrs.. q. VI. Gilbert, in their picturesque
delineations of charming character.
:S$ fs'si :
'''; i'i;;' ~ S''''' S'
DREAMS.
Bouccau and RoOers1n fa,%e!pa'ns roma ntio comedy
with the strongest cas-. in the United States m o,
r6a9k s. RAyfsE4hE aEHERE sH2Es tHSHs HHSSHsASD'
CLARA 9sssrsss, sRs,. s. +. oiEasRS AsSEs HSTHhHh'
a o TaE He RICHEST itEii = SCENERY.
MATINEE f1sbHY, N ~ 'A'''''
EvESSHIsSAaasx EvESISa; xrs.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
corner sfhsaiE ;.'s so4icEs sH Eighth avenue
HK9s. N44sEE EXTRA s1TEsEE s4TIsEE
psshFir sss sAs
WIDOWS SN6 & IS ORPHANS
AvosDALS ,:,s!sis Sis5sS /, TRAGEDY
LUCILLE WESTERN, Sno''eao .,
sAxEs FISK. JR.
AND attaches
Z E E
tSS1EtE ESSIttH WESTERN WESTERN
.$sss ss$ $E$S
u MI G: HEkxANN,, Pre:iidsi...sur, profoundly
Ss sn
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has q OF dollars
s
and ~ win arc entirely noss unlike and
passing ANYTHING ne ess has before attempted
any paraphernnlia whatever.
moe. % :sny he high sppPse. he ehershes OF S:
power 0' ''s'' 'o generous "e'ec. G. aERaANN
beyond ALL DOUBT THE MOST DELIeHTFyL AND
innossnt place 70 III. afternoon At the TAMMANY
10 be present. TWO O'Clock. -'N '''''- 1.4'
sSSsIHHSgH STREET
~ BEYxsTs sssfSa MINsfssLs. 4.
' 'fTgsss TgsSCsT ssTg'.sa Of the following EssGsr
DAVE FEHP " HI esyE,s e. M 'H1EH
xo,s5S SsLI baritone ;NSS:SSSsirn
A09t4f ass' ss ss1S
together with $Gii
sryAS oRFspps sT BAN BRYANT
Now FOR rursEy. rov or,1ouous
Mr. CHARLES raoKNF,, Jr,
at the Matinee at siblo's today
MUSICIANS WANTED IMxEpIATELY, TO TRAVEL;
one to play flute OF pcsoo and Second T. H. or tenor one
cnAkIE7 SHAY, 10 Bovery: - -
..EArHER, No1nER, TAKE ME TO YOUR HEARTS
IL again. Formosa.
MISS KATE NEWTON,
At the matinee, Nibo's, to-day.
uUMBoLDT FESTIVAL BANQUET, s., sErTEMsEE a,Is n T.. T..
Humboldt Censnsry september the han Of The Lcder;
kranz Society," East Fourth street. may be procured
from tho following gentlemen; Fred kapp, No. Wall
Friedrich Kuhne 81 Broad street Fred Frey, w
tn Heidenied, I7s second Avenue stenwsy Son. 100
and Price 49, exclusive OF wine.
THE HUMBOLDT BANQUET COMMITTEE
THE NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF Music,
No. 80 Fifth avenue, corner Fourteenth street, and
NO. $50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK;
Nos re- iso and iss ceur, street, near State Brooslyn
NOW OPEN FOR INSTRUCTION In all branches OF Vocal
and Instrumental Muslc and the Modern Languages.
This Institution frat Of ths kind sblshed In America,
yoson far that OF any other scho OF
music and luy ranks with the beet European consevao-
Yisa
The New York herald., 1869-09-11

vUAvERLEY THEATRE
THE GREAT SENSATION COMBINATION.
HATiNEE TO-DAY At II p: q.
ALL THE GREAT STARS Will APPEAR.
ALL THE GREAT STARS WILL APPEAR
Evonins performance commences AIS O'Clock.
Popular prices-c5, so and 10 cents.
The New York herald., 1869-09-11
SATURDAY, H. SHEET
AMUsR RlMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
DOOrAs THEATRE,
ID Twsnsythrd street, between Ffth and Sixth
sixth AND LAST WEEK BUT oNB
MR.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
IN his world-renowned character OF
RIP VAN WINkLE.
MATINEE TO-DAY, AT O'CLOCK.
With the view OF accommodating the great demand for
places the box sheet will be open for tbe remaining
TWO WEEKS
Mr. JsGersons engagement which time seats may BE-
secured at the theatre or at Ditsons store No I'll
Broadway.
MISS BATEMAN,
MONDAY, SEPrExBEk 20.
BOX SHEET OPEN MONDAY SEPT. Is.
The New York herald., 1869-09-11

w GRAND MATINEE PERFORMANCE
ON SATURDAY, SEPT. IL, 1889,
rendered by
: Mr.. JOHN f. OWENS and Mr. LESTER WALLACA
40 4 Benefit to the wife and children Of the late
JOSEPH q. HANLEY,
for which occasion the eminent cornet player,
MR.. j. LEVY,
his valuable services also the charming
ZAvISTOWSKI SISTERS
(by permission OF Geo. Wood, ESQ.,
with the fsv0rite Chef dOrchestrc
Mr. THOS. BAKER,
and the entire Dramatic Company and Musicians.
The great Owens speciality Of
sOLON SHINGLE.
eOOn shinRe. Mr. JOHN r. OWENS
The popular MAUD Waltz" the Cornet by LEVY, and
the Amusing ur0tean peculsrity OF
IN AND OUT OF PLACE,
by the ZAVfSTOWSKI SISTERS
EMELINE AND ALICE.
The New York herald., 1869-09-11

THIRD FLOOR TO LET-FIvE ROOMS; hot sF
"a private house and neghborhood cass ROM xl0
a. mSa,s partly furnished Apply ON the premises 30
The New York herald., 1869-09-11
THE LECTURE SEASON.

ThPoRTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, on
how live and whatwc live for delivered daily the
New York Museum of Anatomy Those unable TO attend
CIe Broadway.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-31
THE CENTRAL NORTH EARo11NA
RAILROAD. -.
Organization Of the Company.


A letter from Greensboro. N. e., dated the
2sth instant, to the Baltimore Gazette, says:
The Central North Carolina Railroad Com.
pany, which is to connect Greensboro with
Cheraw, and when the Lynchburg and Danyllle
Road is tuilt will open up direct interior line
from Baltimore to Charleston, WAS organized
hers on FRIDAY. July 28d, under lis charter
granted by the last Legislature ofNorth Caro-
lima. The following gentlemen we're elected
directors Of the company: j. h. Davis and ]
8. Spencer, OF Montgomery County; Hon 0. n.
Dockerey OF Richmond County; DR.. j. NJ.
Worth, OF Randolph. County; j. .. Ryan. OF
Charleston City; General Byron Latin OF Pitt
County, and G. W. Welkes, l. b. Keogh, John
LOUIS MINER, of Guilford County. The lat
ter was elected president.
The first annual meeting OF the stockholders
will take place in Ashboro. Randolph County,
North Carolina, twenty-four miles frouxsh here,
on the second tuesday in October next. and
then the organic alton will be put on q solid
footing by the election OF directors and officers
for the next year. This is done. 10 give the
stock which may be subscribed between now
and then, either in money. land or labor, q
voice in the permanent organization Of the
company. and 1t ls hoped that the City OF Balti-
more will be represented at that tims. Mr. J..
$. Ryan, Of Oh arleston. thinks that his city
will assist 1s with 500 600 in securities for
stock in our road; Montgomery County. n. c.;
will give US $50, 900 county subscription, and
Randolph County 500 600. Besides this, We
can surely count on 200 600 acres Of land IN ex
change for stock. atau averge OF two dollars
Der acre as per assessment Of 1880. As soon
as the road is graded MIR. ]. 8. Ryan viii take
the bonds of the county at par, and turnien
cross.ties, iron, rolling stock and depot houses
to commence operations. Arrangements will
be made with some banking house in Balti-
more to open books Of subscrip ION in few
weeks. ~.