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HALLS
Vegetable Sici|ian Hair ReneW4

$50
Every year increases The pope
hritY Of his raInabfe Hair Prep
dration, Wisich IL due to merit
dfoHe. He ran assure our Old
patrons that IL Is Lept Tntfy mp to
its high standard, aud to those
schO hare nerer Hscd IL tpe can
confidently say, that 10 IL the only
reiiabIe md pefJecfed prepHrH-
ton to restore GRAY or FADED
HAIR to its youfiJtH color, max
ing IL soft, iustroas. and sithen:
The scafp. by Its Hse. becomes
n,}tife and clean. II remores all
crHptions aHd dui,druU, and by
its tonic properties prerenfs the
mIa,es ana, ,o,,isnes 1he MI.
glands. Bg hs nse the hair gro'ns
II restores the rDpiiinrw "inn,i.
to their normal pfD0r. md WiU
',"ao I" ','' 49," ~
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JoHs scorr, the new Pennsylvania Senator,
u aid 70 be An able lawyer and : soapd
man: but bic public service has been confined
to 0ns term in the Legislature.
We shoald mot wonder il the LITTER f.e,
constituted his chief recommspdation in view
of ~ esossal charscter Of those Who bav, .
Eood dsai of experience in Pennsylvania
pol politics, .
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REEVES AMBROSIA
Tor the HAL.
Improved.

AHekSE0GtW.
Itissn elegant Drsssipa for the Hair.
II causes the iIaIf.o Curl seeatifnly
Itkssps the soalp Clean and Healthy.
Itinysorates the Roots efthe hair.
fsforess the HAIR and Beard .ogrow iux urisptly
Itimmediatolystors Far Falling Oct
hksepstbe llaittrom Changing Color IRON Ago.
itrestores GreyH II ,ojts oflgnaice'er.
IL efins s"ut Hsir eh hends that have tten bald
years,
Ills eomppSed entirely 81 snple aud purely vegsts
substances.
Tthesreesised ever ~ Thousand voluntary te.trao
ais Of '''eneeenos, many which We from shysisis
Ia high stsntlng
II isscid In half pound bottle. tthe name blown tut
glsss1t y Druggist and pealersn Fanc, Goods every
whore, at One Dollar per Bottle. Wholesale by Dem
Barnes co,i weiis Co ;sehlefeilu,A Co.
mch2k-iy News YORK.
j
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BlIIERs
loolLfW 5lraH BlrTERs
y &C -.
! 4 - ~ 49,
H0OFllnD' GERMAN.
TONIC.
LIS
Prepared BY DIR. Q. M.:Jackson,
pHnADsIfHzA. "A.
rsW GREAT REaA1DY
gss I'll Diseases q he
LAYER, ssosnAGh,
Erq e9 Dlgeslivo 0r4aDs.
| Hoonanfs German Bittera
: ::::, q: q ~: :! i .s sss
IisIB sses asssissas JssstSs. sseoASate -
lEoSnnAA,tGeRnaan I onlo
Il eoaasaesoa u I'll H. inelsdissh Of the nttera
=. - - :! =. not pi.ssa.. .ad .s1.saSis
- 11ssSss $500 = sas paD,is. !.
HeoAandss German Bitters.
,,is.iss sss5s'cs3.
HOOFLAND's GERMAN TONIC
ehouIA b ueed.
n las.srs = z: Ie.,s r. sssA equally COED. and
IAs staaaeA, na.A yastesy q causes, snch . indt
az, .s .s; :. ,.,. s :.:s.
| ftoa sssaeal Or noss q u 1pllowing d!eeasG
| ConstIpoaiop, Flatulence, Inward Piles, Full.
ness Of Blood to the Head, Acidity of
| the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust for the Food, Fullness
or Weight in the Stomach.
Sour Eructations, Sink
ing or Flutserin9 :. the Pit
ths &c, Hurried o. Di6icaIt brea-
thiae. Flutsafine e the Heart, Choking
Or Sun coating Sensations when in Lying
Posture, Dimness Of Vision, Dots or
| Webs before The Sight, Dull Pain in
the Head, Deficiency Of PersPi-
the .i slia ~. : d E,.ss, Pain :,
in the Sides, Back, Chest, Limbs,
ETC., Sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burning
| in tho Flesh, Constant lmaGinlnge OF Evil
/ and Great Depression Of Spirits.
These reuSdies VIII sdsctually cure Liver Complaint
Jaupics Dyapspss Chronic Nervous Debility. Chrc
nis DsarsAss b.: q =. Kisnsys, and Il, Disease
DEBILITY.
! R>saltins from any Cause Whatever;
REGISTRATION OF THE SYSTEM
induced BY Severe Labor, Hardships,
! Exposure. Fevers, etc.
such ossss soas and vfsor Impaired 70 the Who'll
= :: :s:: s::.s;, =: !.
ssd ga heasls she yellow sinss srad!estsd ffol
"a SERIOUS Invalid b.eons. strong and healthy bsina
| Rereons Advanced In LIZ
And ssshng the han1 Of time weighing hsayily upc
ths0, With e - sttsadant lla will md In the use
thsss BIfTHh1, tbs TONIC, elixir that will nsti
life inso thsir veins rsstors in the enere
end asdor Of youthful days. build up their shrun
sns ~ give health - happiass 70 their rsnai'
ING ysasS.
NOTICE.
Hhs v.lI established - hat fully half Of u
Amaas pssstSA Of ours population seldo
=. :.,sy.:.. = ss .,. .; =: :: = >, n
ere laaguid, DEVOID Of al sasey, sxtrsnsy
49, tkssf psrsops - Battsrs or the Tonic q
! psc1aily eon0enAsA.
WEAK AND TCATE CHI DREl
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~ teeel1pttses, CsttoA Canvas 81 an v61lIf snd
vAene Isnts, ANnf1es and Covers, Tar Pitch 0Akum
Isekls Blocks, etc, 906 and 2O7 water strset,
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Farm Machinery.

EsNDLEse Chain and Lever Hone Powers, Drag ans
e Circular eaw Mills, Corn Shelters, Hay Cutters
Hay Presses, Feed Mills, &c. p. 8. MEse1ROLE, 20
Take st Chicago.
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NOTICE.

Nlss veil established ~ tat fully half of tho
Amaae pes1bs1 Of our0 population seldom
in the sajsynsat Of = good health, ~, 70 uss
0sk IN saJesssion, 8snsvsr nj wells they
ere laaguid DEVOID Of al sasy satrsnsly and
3etAk jtsse Dsrsoss - Bsttsrs' or the Tonic are
psclaily eonnsnAsd.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are 800 srosg by Tie Of sthsr Of 4hsse remedies
M v1kGalo 0vMy 49, a. MAAAoou1 0itA>ut 6ail.
fhossandB Of certificates havs accumulated In the
hand q ~ prupstos but will allow Of the pub
lication - b1tA ssW. 3hsss, Il viii bs obsMved
q nots asl such standing that they must be be-
lisvsd.
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.l'-----l-..-.------,-.'-,'----:.....-----,
Dry Goods.


DOWN. WHITMAN wINSLOw Wholesale Dry
ID Gools, Woolsns ard Notions, Is and II Randolph
street. large stock and low prices.
CALE 9 VAN WICK, Dealers in Dry Goods. Wool
N ems aul Motions IL Wholesale Stock we'll select
Cd and sold st bottom prices, S. Lake street.
-. Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Woolens, Furnishing
Goods &c, 81 md 81 Wabash Avenue.
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r WILLARD FOX, manufacturer OF Window Glaze
lie White LAed, Oil and Putty agent for Brandon
Paints Richmond Pray's Axle Oil, Crosby's Carriage
Top Dressing. ~ Washington D.
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r EVILS, HAM co sell Paints, Oils, varniahes and
IL Window Glass, cheaper than any house in the
Northwest, % TO - South Water street
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'rAe state u Iswa.

From the New York Tribune, 4th.
In 1896, that which Is now the State OF
Iowa, contained II, 600 inhabitants. In 1888
it Was detached from the Territory Of Wis
consin, and in l646 it was admitted ~ .
ss:s. !. having Z popul.ti on Of $1,000. In
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nadA Aavs nAds NO esaaats in relstiea 10
the revenue for the next fiscal year, but for the
present Aseal year, appears from the Secretary
report that the actual revenue received for the
frst quarter, amounts to 4s5 900 3a2 and that the
Secretary estimates the next three quarter, II
sat, o00, 900, making the total estimate Of the
6sorstary t341, 100000. But Mr.. Wells, Special
Counimioasr Of the Revenue, who has eivsn this
matter great attention. estimAtss that it will reach
4SS6 oee &c., being els, 900 poe moro than the e.
Innate Of the Secretary. Assuming, thssefors, that
we shall not collect moro revenue Tor the Ascnl
year sading june 8oth 1870, than The Secretary
estimates Ne shall coilect for the preseut Asnl
yssr, and assuming our expenditures viii not et-
cesd S1oe, 200 900, there win be surplus Of $50
oooyeee for The ysar ending june SO, 1870. bat
with IN honest collection Of the revenue and viii.
out any increase in taxes, think We can collsrt
4lbe. eee,eoe Of revenue. Ifthls en- b done And
our expenditures can Be- kept within 5000 900 90
Ne ShAn ahswss ssrplss 4 the esd Of the sscal
yer 1870 IT 975 ,000, go. With a exhihit Of
thls dAasastss, which ID N sxhibit that can ke
made il Congress and the Executive shall &C, in
harmony - that great end, ths credit al the gov
eminent will b established on An enduring basis,
our bonds viii 20 to par il Europe, green backs
WI approximate gold In value, taxes may then
p Odsesd and the country viii eiter on career
% prosperity. glory and power without parallel In
thu history OF nationa,s
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HnciIentaIS,

"A lirst-class Chinese wife in San Francisco
is valued at $500.
Six thousand Sons of Temperance help to
make New Jersey moral
The Germans in Chicago are about to build
q theatre to cost $50, ,000
james L. Wilson's declination of the Iowa
Senatorship is positive and final.
The Suez Canal opening makes visitors at
Cairo pay for beefsteak at the rate of $3 pound
The rival beef companies in Texas are putting
up canned extracts and have consolidated them
selves.
connected with the death of George Peabody is
the mass of poor poetry perpetrated thereoyer
in the rural papers.
Dion Boucicault has produced and purloined
('convey," the wise call i) one hundred and
fifty plays, aud is credited with an income of
G10,O00 year.
The California grape crop this year is re-
than usual, but superior in quality, at least so
far as Wine-making is concerned
"A man lies at Des Moines in dying condi-
ton from blowing out the gas. He is q Dutch
man. and in trying to pinch it out, swore that
somebody had stolen the wick, but he'd manage
it anyhow.
-MadTle Patti viii find new triumps, brace
lets. and bouquets awaiting her in Russia but
she must be careful of the winter air. There are
sad instances of the danger of Russian winters
to great singers.
oOuebec has refused to pay the sum imposed
by the Legislature for common school educa-
tion in the city, and the Government has insti-
tuted suit to compel the CITY 10 comply with
the terms of the law.
in Edmond Abouts new play, The Retired
Merchant, the hero imagines that he has the
rinderpest; which, by the way is the only dis
ease which Paris correspondents have not ac.
cused Louis Napoleon OF having,
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NEWS SUMMARY.


The centenary anniversary at st. Georges
NJ. Il. Church, was continued yesterday after
evening the building was filled in all parts.
Bishop Scott presided and the services were of
an impressive character consisting of an address
by the bishop and impromptu addresses from
members and laymen formerly connected with
the charge. The services were closed by the
singing of the doxology and pronounclng the
benediction.
Revenue Officers Faulllrod and Hause, and
Bernard and Eldridge of the Marshal's iorce
made search in the old Richmond district on Tues
day for Illicit distilleries, butsucceeded in finding
only one, and that was in the rear of Monmouth
street. The still was in operation but the dis
tiller had made his escape. Everything that
could be carried off was removed by the officers
without being mOlested.
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Foreign Affairs.

tranquility reigns in Porto Rico. Fine
crops are expected.
The people of Samana st. Domingo, desire
annexation to the United States.
-Guadaloupe and Martinique are suffering
from visitation of small poX and vomite.
"A flibustering expedition recently left
Curacao for st. Domingo, to join the forces
against President Baez.
"A privateer has been seized by the British
authorities at Tortola. The steamer Telegrapho
has been released.
-Salnaves case grows more desperate. Seve-
raj generals have deserted him for the insur-
gents, who are marching in force against Port
au-Prince. Cape Haytien is blockaded.
Empress Eugenie has reached Alexandria
on her homeward journey.
"A vote of thanks has been accorded to Suez
Canal Lesseps by the Spanish Cortes
Within the past three weeks twenty-four
thousand volunteers have sailed from Spain for
Cuba.
French cable stock has declined in the Lon
don market in consequence of the lease OF
one of the Anglo-American Company's cables to
q German company.
-One hundred and sixty-five deputies will
support the Duke of Genoa for King of Spain.
Accounts differ as to Victor Emanuels DISPOSE
ton towards the Dukes candidature.
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oiTV ORDINANCES.

An RDINAN
N To Authorize the Construction Of Certain
Sewera
Section l. The Select and Common Councils OF
the City of Philadelphia do orain, That the Depart
ment OF Highways be and is hereby authC ID TO
construct the following sewers viz. =
SAMSON street, from the sewer in Eleventh street
to the east curb line of Twelfth street.
Eleventh street. from Marks lane TO Arch street.
Twenty-hfth street. from Locust street to the
south side Of Manning street.
Said sewers to be built of brick circular in form,
with an inside diameter Of three feet and in accord
gineer and Surveyor.
Sec. q The Chief Commissioner OF Highways shall
advertise, according to law, announcing that bids
will be received for the sewers above designated,
ers and it shall be condition Of said contract that
the contractor shall accept the sums assessed upon
and charged to the properties lying on the line OF
said sewers in manner ana form authorized by or
dinance entitled can Ordinance regulating the
assessment upon property for the construction OF
branch culyerts and drains, approved May ~, 1866
any excess over and above said assessment to be
CHARGED to item 1or branch culverts) of annual ap
propTatons made to the Department OF Highways
Tor the wear 1s69 Provided, said excess shall not in
any case be more than can be charged to said item
under ordinance entitled can Ordinance authorizing
the chief Commissioner of Highways to draw war
rants for street intersections, manhoes, and legal
deductions in the construction Oh Dranch sewers,
approved April o. 1865. ,-,, -, o,.,,,,,
President Of Common Council.
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approyed this twenty third day Of November ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and siXty-nine
NA' DANIEL NJ. FOX,
II 0h1t Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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Domestic AnnIrs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1865.
General Sheridan is much better.
The internal revenue receipts yesterday
were S413,6S6.
1t is asserted that the Burlingamc Embassy
was recalled to China in August last.
Secretary Boutwell, is opposed to any change
in the mode of collecting the whisky tax.
"A Woman's Suffrage Convention is being
held in Cleveland. Delegates are present from
sixteen States.
Quite falling off is noticeable in the prices
realized at the monthly sale of Scranton coal in
New York.
"A band of Indians who drove off some
sheep in Donna Anna county, New Mexico, were
pursued and three of the redskins killed and
most of the sheep recovered.
-Batchford has been indicted by the New
York Grand Jury for completely in the Custom
House frauds, and several other indictments are,
il is said, to follow.
1t is believed in Washington that the Span
ish Minister is not dissatisfied with the legal pro-
ceedings relative to the Spanish gunboats; also,
that the boats will soon be released.
MIR. Gladstone is judged at Washington,
from his speech at the Lord Mayors dinner in
London, to be favorable to an arrangement OF
the Alabama claims satisfactory TO the United
States.
"A public meeting was held in Washington
last night in connection with the holding of an
Industrial exposition in that city in 1871. Sub
scrlptions to the amount of $53O,OOO have been
promised.
--Maracaibo Venezuela, has captuIated.
General Pulgar and his associates embarked on
an English man-of-war, but Pulgar firing at her
commander, the whole lot were delivered over
to President Monagas.
"A party of masked men went to planters
house, near Tiptonville, Tenn for the purpose
of disarming the negroes working for him. A ter
rible affray ensued, in which one of the raiders
was shot dead and two mortally wounded. The
planter and six of the negroes were subsequently
arrested by the sheriff, but five were taken from
his custody and shot.
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olrNoRplNAnoEs.

ID ES o L u II I ~
III To Authorize the Paving OF Sansom and Other
Streets.
Resolved BY the Select and Common Councils Of
the City OF Philadelphia, That thef partment OF
highways be and Is hereby authop bnd directed
to enter into contract with = tent payer or
PAYERS, who shall be selected tAajorty Of the
owners of property fronting shsom street. from
Thrty-fourth street to This sixth street; Thirty
fourth street, from Market steet TO Chestnut street.
and Locust street from Fortysecond street to Wood
land street, for the paving thereof. The conditions
OF which contract shall be that the contractor or
contractors will collect the cost OF said paving from
the property owners respectively and shall also enter
into obligation with the city to keep said streets
In good condition for three years after the paving is
finished.
LOUIS WAGNER,
President Of Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKSTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEI,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty-thrd day Of November
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
nine "a. D. 1862. ... -..
DANIEL NJ. FOX,
11251t Mayor of Philadelphia
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JOHN p LEVY =
3H BEACH and PALMER Streets

SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
~ WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK d SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACH1NISTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
for Land, River, and Marine Service.
Boilers, Gasometers Tanks, Iron Boats, etc.
Castings OF all kinds, either Iron or Brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops, ana
Railroad Stations, etc.
Retorts and Gas Machinery OF the latest and moas
improved construction.
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, also,
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Oh
Steam Trains, Defecators, Filters, Pumping En-
gines etc.
ratus Nesmyths Patent Steam Hammer, and Aspin-
wall d Woolseys Patent Centrifugal Sugar Drain
ing Machines. 50s
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

hntNlN hD fEbIbhDAH.
WITH to JoRn oR 9asSS MS YS
New orleans via Havana, aground the bar Just below
RSG 3 IT, TGHSS S1ds g. hours from Now York.
Steamer Chester, Jones. "a hours from New York. with
Steamer gtley Davis, "a hours from New York. with
Steamer +: g e. Bddle, MeCpe, "a hours from New York.
with sten%sS mdsS % V g. peyrdpSn SySS C0 "a bour,
New York, with @dse; t9 VIM NJ Baird Co Houf' IRON
Steamer k0SRGk Ws9H On day from sassafras river
sChT Mary L wsnkrk Walker days from NOrfolkw
schI Watauga lawrence 16 days from ST. Helena with
sP 4 sS4s
James dasrom Indian river
Schr John Whitby, Henderson, day from Odessa, Del
schr r Ann 5, Cannon, Fisk, from New Haven
Scnr 7, Hammer, Brooks, from Newport;
sSRr Gid RS RYSp G
PSS GSdrsS 6@
s% Boston
RSlss R[SREs tGyS SSS from FSam BSstGn Sg.3a
MH f. WsnSe AbrSRaB 5rS rOm Boston,
sShr = 3 Anstin Dasfh from B0soP :o
sSRT Pfiee Psmc@h rS ne" York
1 a Borko
schr Lena Hume, Perry, from Providence.
sF ssRF & Ma BsS sssw G% 9pm FTdSssnso
Ts H9sop Vs. ds msSsSG g. from Baltimore with tow Of
Tug. Thomas jefferson. Allen, from Baltimore, with
MeFEhST yas from with
tow Ts e bSTsss TO g. with
04TTahtssTsS ThsTSs ss ~ MoSx4G5Sg sssriG 5sqg R9L1nu
Xesf S SSS1Sn NIX; at@Nn6 SaTsss leave in tow
1of sfa$fRss
barees leave in tow tonight eastward = '0''O"lS
Lieut. Coy % Jones' Aiy iv 4 Jqsyn; Mary RE HON; W 4
FsFSePSs ] bsS6sSsF OSPREY RsaPStt %sd1 and God
old 3;Hsse 9Ensy says; KasSSS and EqainoS SaSS'
N. w Finch, with guano, for Baltimore. L.. q.
MEMORANDA.
ship 0h0 & sD a ASf & 10 t0 San Fran
W.-reported the Liduina from Philadelphia for San
Ship Armstrong, Owens; hence at Antwerp sth inst.
Ship Hannah Morris, Morris, hence at Liverpool 9th
Ship Progress, smons from london for Philadelphia
Ship Philadelphia, Floc, Bremerhaven 7h inst from
Steamship Norfolk, Pat hence Richmond 23d inst
Steamer Mars Grumley. for Philadelphia, cleared at
Barque Savannah Seattle from Sombrero ont II days for
bad s sGkSR Hs y o. long, 90
Bargue Blair Athol Haines for Philadelphia, sailed
Barque Abbe Thomas, Robbins hence. at Flushing llth
Barque johanna Martin. Bentz, from London for Phi
fheSne aome at
and John NicDavett Muller from New Haven both for
Phi,adephia, nassed He'll Gate 23d inst.
| Schrs Clarabe Parker, for Boston; B. J.. Sherman
Phinney for do Hazleton, Gardner for Taunton; Ida
Chase, for WestpOrt all from Philadelphia, passed Hell
| Gate 23d inst.
| Kidder, Baker; N. W. Magee Ketchum; Wave Crest
Davis Cornea, Newfirk, Huntley; and Admiral, Steel
| hence, at Boston 2}d inst.
Schr j. H Perry, Kelley. hence, at New Bedford 800
Schr Sarah G. Smith, Barnes, for Philadelphia, sailed
| from Bath 22d inst.
| SebTs M Powell Fenton Roading RR No H. Carroll
| and barge Reading RR. No A. Trainer, hence, at New
| Haven ed inst. 80
| Schrs Lucy A. Blossom Chafeld: d. 4 E. Kelley Kel
ley Anna IT, Stafford, Powell: and II. H. Wilson Harris
| hence at Providence I'D inst.
| MISCELLANY.
Steamship Emily b. souder, s96 tons, built at Phadel
phia in 1854 been sold at New York for about Sl0O
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IL 251t

An ORDIN NANCE
N To Rearrange and Fix the Boundary Lines OF
Election Divisions and Places Of Holding Elections IN
the Third Ward, and to Create an Additional Division
Section l. The Select and Common Councils OF
the CITY OF Philadelphia do ordan, That the
First Second, Third, Fouth, Fifth, SiXth Eighth,
and Ninth Election divisions, within the Third
ward, shall be and remain as heretofore estab-
lished.
Section O. The boundaries OF the Seventh division
shall be as follows :-Begnning at the southwest
corner of Seventh and Fitzwater streets; thence
along west side of Seventh street to Christian street,
thence along Christian street to Falon street, thence
along the east side Of FallOn street to FitZwater
street, thence along Fitzwater street to the place
of beginning; and the Precinct House shall remain
at the old place, Wynn's Hotel, Eighth and Ca
tharine streets.
shall he as follOws:-Beginnng southwest corner of
Fallon and FitZwater Streets thence along the west
side of Fallon street to Christian street; thence
along Christian street TO Tenth street; thence
along the east side of Tenth street to Fitzwater
street, thence along EitZwateT street TO the place
of beginning; and the Precinct House shall be at
the house OF Charles OMalley, northwest corner OF
Fallon and Christian streets. - - -
President of Common Council
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
WILLIAM $. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty third day OF November, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and siXty-nine
N DANIEL NJ. FOX,
II 251t Mayor of Philadelphia.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN sTEAnIsHIPs.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Mails forwarded by every the regular
The steamers for from Liverpool call at Queenstown
cept the Canadian ine which call at Londonderry. The
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W. p. Clyde h 90. -
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barges to W. p. Clyde 90.
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