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, 1869-01-22

The NEw ORDER-The Order of U. F F. US,
recently established at Walla Walla, is rapidly
growing 10 numbers, and influence. The Lodge
already numbers very many of our leading aud
most influential citizens, and with each and every
meeting hew names are added TO the roll. To
meet the wants Of the Lodge, the second story
of the building occupied BY the " Montana
Saloon" has been procured, and is now being
fitted up to answer the purpose of a lodge room.
Thus far great care has been taken as to the
character of the persons applying for admission
80 membership, and only thOse who could under,
go the strctest scrutiny have been admitted to
fellowship.
, 1869-01-22

SMALL PuX Thus lar there has not been a
single case of small pox either in the town or
in the ueighborhood of Walla Walla. The report
that :he disease had made its appearance at
all through California the disease continues to
rage with unabated virulence. AT jacksonville,
Oregon, its ravages were subsiding, and no new
cases are reported. Just at this time there is
very little communication with the lower coun>
try, and by exercising reasonable care it is pos
,sbe' that Wala WallA may escape a visitation
OF the plague
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StQOt nmO stQQt.

RS Das Scranton @O6snblatr CT.
&sint tsbtn Dcunsritas unb fCifrt iaPrli& $500
anb balbiGbrIi6 $t.00, i'm gOraus 3ablbar.
Gn3eigen tpsrsen Su ben fsfseIestsn preilrn
aHsmpmmsu. @eipGbnli DE (temprrGrr) gln;eigen
miiGIea sprausbsdbIt perben; Grntraftr fir balb,
iGbrli6t pber t6brli6e anstissn je mad llebsrsin-
fpmmrn, unb leBtere perten 70 Iangr fcrtgeirBt,
bis iie abbtIfellt psrten.
2njeigen une 9efnnntradun6elt, CUR Yutll-
fatipn ini :, ,gYodenblait" beitimmt, plIten 3ten-
flag gOrmittaes tiuscrsidt prrtsn, UNI penleIben
Mufnabme ;u lid GrSBere Ginlenbunsrn
miiIItn Idcn Wontags eingereidt une nit sebn
Gents bic 9inie tesabIt perben. - Srritte iiber
alstmsine Nfuieffitrn perten unentseleli6 auf-
genpnrnen.
Scb.Mrbeiten aller Art, in bsutl6fr une
engliider Sprade, psrbrn pilnfti6 uno gut an'
sefsrtist. gIuf pieisn 3peis hes @slbdftes len,
fen mir belUnbsrS bic Nufmerfinmfeit esui16rr
@el66ftsIeiltr, inbem eS unIrr 8eltrsben isin
ipirb, in IcIbrn Arteitrn feincr antrren bisiisrn
Drudrrfi na9Sulteben.
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4. q. 9. StsSens (bis l. Stunt
1870, bann q. Sarrpwmau, 81.
5. g9arp, Gpparb !Suebse.
s. s. q. Stevens.
0. SameS gBcUliep.
unc 1smcFratsu, ndmIih:
2. gearr, 9eter gBaIlt.
3. Q. @. Dram.
6. - SrOsou (btS l. SUM-
1870, bann SObn Gossins, D..
7. gSarp, 9. SeanIUn.
10. - 81. Sauer.
II. - Srlepb S6iel.
~. - S. q. 9samiit (bis /. Suni
1870, rann 9. 8after, D..
Ter Common Council brltsbt aus 6
NsputIitanern, nGmlih: t3sG11"
/. 9Barp, s. 3. Gcdmea.
?. - 8. o. @tuespie. a.a
!. - Swsn .. Scbn.
5. y s. s. Wiuepausb.
s. - George 8eilsr.
9. - s. 8. Rterfee.
unb 6 Dsmptraten: Er..l.'
3. g8arb, Qaprenee Gcrms.
6. - Daniel glccn.
7. - @ntbUny ecftus.
10. - 9pam So6. -
II. - Sateb Gngsl.
12. . Sbpmas Butler.
@ine Sitte.-llnlere Qgenten, reldte
no4 soGettirts @elpsr fir glbonuements
II. (. no. In 6dnbsu Raben, fnp freunp.
Ii61 srIudt, bieielbsn baIbisit siR;uIens
ben, pa ipir I'm 0aufe pisiss Mcnats cine
iebr tspeutenbe 3abIuns gu MAIDEN Daben.
Dielelbe Sitte rt6ten plr an ane Nnpes
rsn, reIds fir anSetsen, Drudarteit ober
atcnnements I'm aIdfanre linp, unp Ie'
! ben elmer prpmpteu Ss,abluns entssssn.
~. ..e..s Der 5eraussebsr.
a Sea a6tenswert6. 3. o. 9ltams Or.
gan, Der DemOtrat," fast In isiher lles
berfd,t iiter bic Staetpabl u. o.: ,,IleS,
mas pir ppm Serrn Stepens Ssrlanssn,
1T, baB sr feline pflidtsn treuli6 ausutt,
rte er curd leinen Glib eebunetn 1T, uno
isbfn Deutlten unb SrIdnptr, wslGer
bas eiieneeffsb iitertritt, NIT etuem 8ud
in bic 66te brtnet %. 3, an3eie), lsltn
menn fr am SABBATH an ben 5intertbaren
unlrrer ltdptiI6en SSutipen ben Spicr
MAIDEN muB. Die ausldnptl6s gssBlfe.
| ruhs pat Did srwdblt nnp jset Spinss
lie, pie Subltapfen ein;ubalten unO biz
GjeleBe gu reIpettiren." t4
Der 9emperen,ler unb &nepnrtbint
ihtint In s. Q. aenms susIsi6 YtrtSr'
psri;. gum 8erwuntern IN rs allerpines
Ipie pie 9eutl6en sinsn ipl6en Nanr
trcb allsbfm pennp6 unterltiissn fSnnen
gEilfrsbarrr. = gfit ausnatms pes
Sursee iif bic Stlptrabl tdbisr ju Sun.
! ten Der 3epublitansr nlS9efaafn unt
,siet bic gblttmmuns repubIttanif6e Sc
minnie. = Qebte Wohs irurpe in tiueH
euftlhaht Der Baltimore Rinen Der SGr.
per einss Mannrs glamens Martin @air
sefuuptu, psl6er lfit Dem 10. Suli per
miet pirb. glaH bem auslpruh Der 60
rcntrs Surp IN Der Wdnn ben quftI6ah
biuabssfnlltn. Der Srt, no Der 8eruu
sIidte lag, In fdCn felt ldnaerer 3eit mid
mebr benrbtitet perpen. - 2lm Rtttppd
Dtcr9en entpedten 3lpeh5snabsa ben 9eih
nam etnee Wannes i'm Canal nabe be
glortbdmptonhra6e Bride Iapimmenc
Der 9srun9lhfte bisb goparo Sinne'
uns man rimmt an, paB bier elm Mcr'
uprliegt.-Das County, @ef6ngni6 mad
Iansfnme GUrtitrittr, stbt aber uibtsrs
Hcwtntstr ieinfr gCIsnpuns snt9eStn.
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9na sterf0Wfctl :

GsGs 9aulrttrn, sslsesn an ber @aIbin9ien
@ssuue III Gjreen 8ibse. Die Scttsn llne 4O y.
Grcnt bet 200 SUP tisf nit ciienl Suten 3nunt
umssbsn unp i6pn ieit stpei Snbren bepIanjt
pprern. Ginseln pbrr I'M 8ansen 3u esrtantenL:.
Qittbater fTnnen llb meleen BET Spgn "
Satltr, GsbarfraBe, Srantpn. 26nS
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SSaesat 2Scrf0ttf:
pra6tSpIlt
!0ei1lljtattelt!
fir bic
Nrbfiter unh 0anbperfer.

1uI pit
@rbeiter unb 9anbperter.
Die Gotten lisstn an ten SefrrlCn, gtams,
@aibiustcn, gBsemins, psnn, 8ranflint DiCn'
Itp, prpsipsnee, 9erp.gprf Il. Raripn Apenuss
unp an Der g., s.. a. unb 3. Straee. sIle Sra-
esn iinS aussrlcgt unb sestnrt. Die 6jrunbifiifr
tptrtsn nuf billige Ssbiueunsen Strfauft. Dieis
0pttrn iinp trtannt .ynp gelsgen an bsr G'ilmCrs
2anoIhede, auf bttier Seiie son @reen Ribss
unp bsebaIb sirI nGbtr Su Scranton, ais irgtnb
pslds Gotten, ris jtBt gum 8rrfauf anssbptrn
ipereen.
Die gebisb unb Susluetannd Giitntabn unt
bic Suantpn II. grpspruee Shaesu- Gilsntabn
fabren eernbe hur9 mad her Wrnisy unb prp.
pibenre gpenue, unb bic Iunmcrs Straesn Gi.
ienbabn paiirt iunsrbnIb sier Sauarrs an ben
Gotten am cttren Gnbe Srrbei. 9In brr untsrsn
Ssite beerGnst Der gafapanna 8luB has 2ant.
Der Sefstitel fir bisIs Gotten III untsltrsittar
unp bislslten pariirsn i'm prsile BON 200 bis ~
900 Dollars.
Sir SsriHsunssn, plan &c. frnse man mad bel
. Jpbn Sanolcp,
23jl6 -r Rebtsanpalt.
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SsiQm0rs SGlmSlltapft
sr.. -..... pcn
SSilli0m Spcber,

IaiufraBs, gcseniitsr Srn. 9. GrGbtrs SOtsl,
Spbe parf. .r
8rsuutsn unb Sefanntsu, insts1cnSrrs absr
ben Srrrsn @aitpirtgsn sur srfGllissn 9n3eigr,
baB rs msin Ssireben rin tpirb, nteiue Stunbrn
prompt unb reef unb nit bfn be1sn Wnaren su
beciensn. @sin 8rrratb umfaBt auser ben &C.
pSbnli1en SiauSren, -..|..
Beis- unb 8ctb -@etns,
Slb &pe uub Bourbon 80 btsfS
6rar;Sfif8snunb Gberrs 8ranbs
&um unb GprbfaGS,
prl6e fimmtli6, mas SuaIitGt unt Reinbsit
antflan9t in frinem 9tnbIifsmeut bisIrr Stabt
beTer ~ babsn fnb.
glae Sefsllungen prretn pinftIid ausaefiibrt
unb @daren n06 jsbsm Stabttber frenfrsi
selisfert.
DaS @si6dfi ifsbt untrr her 9rituns tts 5ru.
Sec. @uni6.
lin rr6t sabIrri6tn 3ulpru6 tiitst
14jr9 gSm. 2pder.
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Die s8abl. Cine Gbnli6e 2ttrs. rie
rer 8ing in 94iltesbarre, baten uniere
celtiihen Wiittiir9er in ber Staotpabl er.
holten, pie aus Der an anoerer SteQe ges
rrudtsn rff,ellen Sabele erihtlt6. S9re
Srehbeit, lih Den SSpenantbeil 3u5uetg'
nsn unb BEN Siiraern ron Serantcn
MANNER ais Ganripdten aubu5pinSen,
bic ais Sdurtsn ollent6nlteu tetaunt
fub, 1T nah @rbIbr tefraft pprben.
gBsnn pie ermdblten Hepublitaner tbre
Nemtsr SfcncmiIh unb NIT Wtabi9uug
perpalten unp Rem Sitten uno @ebrdu'
den Der OeutIhen nur eintgermaBen
Nehnune trasen, 70 ietsn mir teinen
@runp, marum ni6t 3wiIfpen Deutl&tn
unp slmeritansrn In SsSug auf bic lctas
len 9tnaelegenbetten cine bauernpe Ser
fdnrigung Su Stanpe tcmmsn Icatr.
Stabtperwaltun - Der Select
Council prganifrte fh am 5reitas bur6
bic 98abl pom 9. o.. Dram ais ScrIiber
unp Srrr. SO. @inler ais Sefretdr, unp
paIlirte elm Dantessctum fur ben austre-
tenten SefretGr, Sr. Gtarles $. gEelss.
5israui Sertasuns.
Die GrmilitcnerS ureaniltrten iid bur6
rie g1abl BON 9. g. Dram, 9rdfcent,
Or. e. q. SteStns, Glsrf, unb Srec. gB.
Gjunitsr, @ebiilfs.Glerf.
Ger Common Council erw1blte fclsen-
re 9samte: George &eiier, Scriiser unb
8. y. Saup, Setretar.
Die StaptpsrpaItuns 1T tbrsr 9artei'
iirbura na6 pie fclet ;uiamnrenssiest:
Wi(liam q. Wcnies, 8.
WarIhdQ-A. 9. StepeHs, 81.
Glsrt rer Mapprs Gpurt-GbarleS s.
S8eIlse, n.
Siihift. anpalt-5. .. GpGlins, ..
ShaBmeilter r-Gtarles s.. Sdart, ..
.9lupitpr-gp. Seermans. ~ g T'"
Sslsct Gcuncil--5 8eputIifansr nam
lid:
/. Warp, s. TObsrts.
4. - q. 9. StsSens (bis l. Stunt
1870, bann q. Sarrpwmau, 81.
3, glarp, gpparp 6uobes.
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Gtntpmmtn -s- -fr. . S2,6S5,OOO
grflarit Disibsnsfn, 40 qrO,snt. s.u
G,i6t alts bic uelltrsn arftA sen 9,pieiss unb
,par au 10 sIinlfietn 8tbiusungtn. ns ir9snb
cine @sItalhaft in hen @er. Stlatrn.
lie @tIsaIfaft si6t trnipOrdrs gInIrbtn aui
ibre Tplieiss; trlaubt 80 Gage }riit ilir Stjnbs
lung tsr YrGmieu, p6breub weldtr 3eit bic 20.
Ieiss sitIftbtnb tleben; alle pcIiti.s int aitdf.
taabar nestn btr ettpSbnlihsn llrIaten; bic BON
bisIer @sItalGaft 'ausstfratrn polirirs ssrfalfu
mic; ftin Grtras3ilifp pirb tert6nti fir bic Gr-
laubniB gum 8eifn; prIirybtfBr tbeiIrn fd,
NIT bsr @sltal6aft in bic iGbrli1sn prUiie unh
baten Stintnf bti ben Wdbltn uub In Der Der.
tpalhtng ter @tIHdfte. lA-st.AH sllfE
Steins tlntsrIu9uuss, por policy. .Gisbabrsu
rerben btrebntt.
Man rsRSt lidb an 8. 8. H6rtbrup, Saau-
ton, 6ensrdl-Naent fir bas nOrSSfIi9e prnn-
Iylpanitn.
3pti suSsrlGifss eruti@t @senitn ptrben psr-
Ianet stntu zine quite Gpntmilfipn btsablt pirb.
/. Nan mtlbf f6 in her GrpeeitipR bts ,,BpRrn-
bintt," 25mj9
r.-.~ -T 20
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ra Sep. S5nrtmann's
81 c st Ci u I. q tiOn,

sadapuuua Dive, srsrniitsr hem Gpurtbaufs.
Gsrlelbe empfeblt alien GurRigsu unb Dun.
erigrn rin erfaI befens. SriI6e5 Bier, Scr;iig-
ldbe g8tne, falie Speisn unb anbsre mnesnif6r-
frnes Webifamente finbet ber Stiu6er INNER in
better Sualitdt. Cine grcbe tpirt Sebsrmanu
iibsrjeugsii. .#H ft9
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9lrbDr &alpn.

9rruntsn unb 9sfnnnten bisrmit bic cr9ebsnt
gln,siss, RAP i'd bic isuer ,3sit Spn Srlt. gppen,
eefiibrts g8rtbidaft, in gadapanna 9lprnus,
iitfrncmmsn babe unb mid befrstrn psrts, bur6
CUTE GSttrGnfr unb Supcrfemmeubs Ssbienuns
mir bic fuubItaft zines Sersbrtsn beut6sn gus
tIifums ,u ertprrbsn. Gin 9rpbsr SnNl hstt ST.
lsli6aftsn sur gerfisune.
8alte SpriIsn Al isprr Sa9esSeit. .....
gStIliam Sad,
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SSSil6clao1 z 1cQS0ms

207 Wrnu speput, Serantrn pa.
lBilbsIm SsnisL Gissntbinsr.
9nptm lluitr,eitnrtsr bic lletsrnabmt obiatn
6ctele icpcbl hem biefeen ME ansipdrttstn pl-
klfum hermit aliSeiet eiebt CT bic gerltptrine,
hab CT ld brifrebgn piTe, ietps 9alfe lffts rftIl
une piinftlia su brbienen.
+ anf6neipr innge 9ente fSuntn 9pt unb essis
belcmrtsn. Q5p0 Wm. StnfsL
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THE F.IR-EM-EW.
Rev Orders by the Chief Emgineer.

The necessity for more stringent orders for
the government of the hremen has been very
apparent during the past few mouths. On
Saturday Chief Eneinr er Downey issued the fol-
lowing additional FULLEST
Office OF the Chief ENGINEER, PHILADELPHIA,
February !, 1863, City Eall, s. w. coruer Fifth
and Chesnut streets-To the Companies com
posing the Philadelphia Fire Department.
following regulations, based on those Issued by
my predecessor. and found TO be necessary by
my own eXper ence, will go INTO operation at all
fires occurring after the lst inst. II is believed
a general compliance with them will add
greatly 10 The efficiency OF companies and re-
move many of the evils which, IN consequence
OF inadequate laws, have grown up in the de-
paltment. Any company wilully disreglrding
Them, alter the above date, viii render them
selves liable 10 immediate suspen ion.
1. When fire occurs WITHIN the bounds OF
company, but in d district other than that in
which it is located, the officer in command of
said company shall report the arrival of the
same on the fire ground, aud await instruc-
tions before going into actual service; This
Iule does not apply to companies located on the
line of any distr ct when the ire occurs i'll the
district adjoining on said line.
II. Hook and ladder companies will not re-
move the ladders from their trucks until ordered
to do so, except III cases OF unusual urgency,
and before the arrival OF the chief or assistant
engineers.
i'll. No streams Will be allowed to be thrown
rom the street, unless when orders 10 do 50
are given by the chief or assistant engineer.
~. When FIRE Is extinguished, the chief or
an assistant will order the nearest engines TO
give three sienaIs in succession with their
whistles. Thereupon the different engineers
will repeat the signal and stop their engines or
deiach tie hose connecting Herewith. To
render this rule effective, engineers of steamers
are requested not to use the whistles of their
engines ON the fire ground, except for giving
this signal; and they are especially warned not
to imi,ate the signal, unle ordered to do so by
the officers herein specified.
V. Hose companies and hook and ladder
cxJin ofalu nar nxnl
CT the hose or ladders from their carriages or
trucks, cause their respective apparatus to be
rem owed reasonable distance IRON the imme-
date FIRE ground, so that every facility to the
building on fire may be secured.
W. Where a line of hose is in service from o
plug which has been given TO steam engine
company, the suction OF the engine must not be
attached thereto until the engine is otherwise
iully ready to go into service.
VII. Ali companies must refrain from leaving
their res spective houses on alarms coming from
district beyond their bounds.
By order of GEORGE DowNEY,
a Chief Engineer.
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Total
Foreign Affairs.

HAvLNL, Jan. 3l.-The folio wing news has
been received from PoIt-au-Prince:-Th
Haytan steamer Salnave had seized two French
vessels in the harbor Of st. Marc for running the
blockade. The French Admiral. hearing OF the
affair, compelled the Goyernment to surrender
the vessels, and declared that the blockade of
the Hay ten coast Was ineffective; that the occa
sional calling OF man-of- var at a port was not
Sufficient to establish a state of blockade, and
that Hayti had no right to seize foreign vessels
running into ports the blockade of which II
could not maintain.
The report OF the capture of Aux Cages by the
forces of Salnave Is not lcon6rmed, hat Il is
believed that Aux Cayes, Jacmel, JerPmie, and
other towns on the southern coast will 5000 be
Obliged to surrender.
The condition of affairs In the Northern dis
trict OF Hayti is unchanged. Business is reviying
at Port.au-Prnce. The United States stean ner
Ripsic had sailed for Aspinwall, aud the steamer
Yantic was expected at Port-au. Prince.
MADRID Jan. 9l.-The Papal NunciO is about
TO Withdraw from this city. All the foreign
ministers here, with the exception of the repre-.
sentative OF Russia, have protested against the
insult offered to the Nunclo.
PARIS, Jan. 3l.-The Russian Government
through its Minister at Athens, urges Greece to
accede 10 the proposition OF the Paris Confer
ence, and it is rumored to-day that the Greek
Government has yielded and will sign the
DrOtocol.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

81 REAL ESTATE-THOMAs q SONS
EiSALE.-On Tue sday, February %. 1859, ut IL
o'c ock, noon, will be sold at Public Sale, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, the following described
property, Wiz
No l. Five. story brick hotel and dwelling,
No. ll4 Spruce street, between Front and
second streets. All that five story brick mes.
suage and lot of ground, situate on the south
side Of Spruce street, between Front and Second
streets, No. Iii; containing in front on Spruce
street q feet, and extending in depth about l02
feet. 1t is occupied as q hotel and dwelling; on
the first floor is a large baT-room, dlntug-room,
and kitchen, with private entrance; on the
second floor, large parlor, 3 chambers, bath.
rooms and water closet, and on the third
fourth, and fifth stories, in all about % rooms
Gear of all incumbranoe. Terms-Half cash.
Possession on or about April l. 1869. The above
property is convenient TO the Spruce Street
Market, and near the Delaware river.
No 2. Modern three story brick dwelling, No
2O4O Locust street. All that three.story brick
messuage. with two-story back building aud
lot of ground, situate on the south side of
Locust street, cast of Twenty-1irst street. No
2O4O; con Amin in front Locust street 6 feet,
and extending in depth 80 feet TO Stewart street.
II has the gun introduced, bath. hot and cold
water, range, etc. Terms-Half cash. Posses.
sion on or about Jun @ 20, 1869.
NJ, THOMAS & SONS, Auctiopeers,
l30s3t Nos. 139 and l4l s. FOURTH Street.
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hiWninRAnDA.

A.
L2nlp NeiIuahlA. EyegR, hence tor Antwerp before
reported Put into Halifax 10 distress, exuertenced
Neiy hehvy weather. ana at period had two feet
the slip for repairs,
ship SaTRnAk, Turley, cleared at Mobi a 27th nit
for Liverpool. with 2As bales cotton, valued at
S276,lcb ~
Snip Bessie Parker Fritz for Philadelphia, cleared
al LiverI Oo 18th ult.
Ship Rothsay, Hall, for PHILADELPHIA, cleared n
Liverpool 10Th ult,
Steamship Wyoming Teal, for Philadelphia, ualled
AOm Savannah 60th uit.
steamship Norfolk. PIatt, for Philadelphia sailed
from Richmond 29ih nit
Steamship Stars and Stripes Holmes, hence for
Havana at Charleston yesterday, and sailed again.
Put in 10 fRnd the engineer, whose hand had been
Injured by the machinery.
BsTque CLARA. Probst, Ior Philadelphia, cleared at
Rotterdam l4th ult.
BaIoue Niobe, Weston. hence, AZ MsSstlan 4th nit,
via San FTRncsco. Just arrv ed, 10 sail day for
pori 40 miles north, 10 load for New York.
Brig Abby Watson, Allen. for Philadelphia was
loading &c Wilmington, ", O., 2Sth ult,
Schr H. A. Hunt Compton,, TOR Philadelphla
schr Gettysburg. Corson at Wilmington, N. O., 2SIh
ult.. II om New York.
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ara REAL. ESTATE. THOMAS Il soNY

1mA REAL ESTATE. - THOMAS Il SONS'
EM business Stand.-2 Three-story Brick
E1ores. Nos l347 and l349 Ridge avenue. above
" Sllace street, SO feet front On Tuesday, Feb
ruary 49, 1862 at ~ o'clock; noon, Will be sold as
public sale. at the Pnliadelp pnla Exensnge, al
of ground therennto belonging, situate on the
easierly side of Ridge avenue, Nos. l3i1 and
nue. 36 feet. and extending in depth on the
rorIh line SO feet inches, aud on the south line
M feet in ches. The first floor Is occupied as
two stores, each have plaIe glass, etc; the upper
rooms are furnished and occupied by societies.
IL Is a valuable business location. the furniture
and gas hztuIes are included In the sale, free OF
charge. Subject TO yearly ground rent OF STA
Possession of store No. l347, July 10. 1870.
May pe examined any day previous to sale.
NJ. THOMAS Il eONS AustiOneers,
l3OE3t NOs l89 aud I4l S FOURTH street.
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NEWS SUMMARY.



-At balf-past II O'clock on Saturday morn
Iuul lIaln OF coal cars, while turning the curve
on the Philadelphia, Wilmington, ard Baltimore
hallfoad, al Twenty seventh street and Gray's
nerty road, ran off the track and demolished
NE locomotive and several Of the cars. George
Bowers, the engineer, was seriously injured.
The Fifth Reformed Presbyterian Church,
hev. Dr. McAulley pastor, on York street, was
yesterday oed1cated The building Is of brick,
and Is very commodious, and will seat $500
people, and will cost when fully completed
SbO,O0O. The lot alone is valued at $40, 600, aud
was was donated to the church. Tae membership
numbers 800, ana the Sunday Schools connected
theIewith contains upwards OF 400 children.
I'm Saturday evening number of gentle
men including merchants, members of the
Legislature, newspaper men, and Others, were
invited 10 meet in Paror Q, Continental Hotel
bY Mr.. Emil Ruger, of Messrs. Ruger & Co.,
New YORK, to consider the application made
70 the Pennsylvania Legislature for subsidy
10 ihelr line OF steamers to Hamburg and
bremen. on condition that the steamers shall
make Philadelphia their port OF departure
hereaiter.kMr stephen T, SoudeT. Jr., presided,
and Mr.. kuger stated that the steamers OF his
line would be transferred to Philadelphia If the
Legislature would vote them $4,000 per round
TIP between Philadelphia, Southampton, aud
bremen for fifteen trips, or $4,000 IN all.
Mr.. Il. &. kuignt aud Mr.. Bodlne, directors of
the PeDnsyl lyania Railroad Company, favored
the application 10 the LEGISLATURE, and though
they were present at the meeting as individuals
only, and not repre- eutinG the Iailroa com
pany, they said that the company had agreed to
aid the proposed line TO Bremen. 1t was under-
stood that this and would be to the amount of
$500 per round trip, or $25000 in all. Mr.
Bodine further referred 70 the efforts of the
Pennsylvania Reifoad Company during the last
seven years to establish a steam line 80 Liver
pool, and intlmated that there was good
prospect that sad line would be soon esta-
blished, and that the railroad company had
agreed TO aid that enterprise to zen tunes the
amount voted to the proposed German line. He
spoke feeliDgly OF the difficulty in getting mer-
camille subscriptions Tor sieams hip hnes.
William l.. Hrst, q O., followed In support OF
the application 10 the Legislature, sho wIng that
IL was Tree from legal or constitutional osjec.
tions In its present form. AT the conclusion OF
Mr.. Hlrsts remarks the meeting adjourned to
the supper-room. where, We are informed, the
discussion was reneWCO, after The supper was
over, by Messrs. McCun less, Henszey, and
White, OF the State Senate, and Messrs. Tay Tor
and Rodgers, OF the House OF representatives.
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IN REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS IL SONS
ElSALE-On Tuesday, February %, 1869. at IL
O'clock noon, will be sold at public sale, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, the following described
properties, VIII
No l. Very valuable Business stand south
west corner of Market and Strawberry streets.
All that valuable tour-story brick store and lot
Of ground, situate ut the southwest corner of
Market and Strawberry streets; containing in
front on Market street IA feet, aud extending in
depth 63 feet, more or less. Terms, $4,000 may
remain on mortgage. Possession on or about
June 8, 1869. Present rent, $2500 year.
sipess stand.
No.2. Fourstory Brick Store, No. 2Straw
berry street.-All that valuable four-story brick
strawberry street. south OF Market street. No.
2; containing in 'front.' ID feet inches, and in
depth 80 feet, more or less.
Terms-Half cash. Possession on or about
July 20, 1870.
13o sgt Nos. l39 and l4l s. FOURTH St.