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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21
az SUGAR PLANTATION 80 .r
: 1901 > $500. -a- -.-- -..
PARISH OF poINrE COUPE. LOUISIANA.
AssIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
4..t -I- - +. .t-s...t ..s.
BY ORDER OF e. E. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
IN THE MATTER OF N. B. TRIST. BANK
rupt-No. GOT.
D;strc, Court of the United States of Anerfcafor
a the District of Louisiana.

e. CIR ARDEY IL CO. AUG
"a e tioneers-- Once No. II hxchanR. place.Whp
art aESDAY june 20 ls7o at Twelve O'Clock NJ 81 tne
Il 2, Merchants and Auctoneers E4cnange: On roys,
"a lily OF Sew Orleans BY virtue OF an order OF the
gion E. a. Durell, Judge OF the DisiriG6 Eoult OF
10 United Statss Of America Tor the D.srct 9i
Jouisiana, sitting ~ ean in the above entitled
~ tier. will be sold by public auction the Iono"ins
fr9., MHE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A CEKIAlN
rtsoilCT OF Land formerly cultivated as G sugar
"a State. fronting on the Atensiass a. INe ss
utc, ',ed by lands OF n Chalfaut and 1eio% os amos
oi eI II By lands Of Uristed.
= whole containing 720 acres, more OF less an1
= 4 W !? enoired by bankrupt and his brother, y s..
fncs decreased, BY &C. before e Z: Te e ,,.
hi ~ SH May lsGO in which said tract is more pr
ir s26 described, reference being therein made TO
T. 70 crest of the bankrupt in and to sections
n .ahnd nineteen, and onehaf Of section
LIZ ct 4 will be sold separately from the residue
nj - of land, j: being the land sold by Louisa
n. }, 3 cs of Charles Collins TO the bankrupt and
$50 acres 10. and n ,d the rssldGs ct sad
& a.. 81 Vi the court ordering the sale Of the
pgopsrS Ssf sna the tsI .ssgnss
81, T. l5n4er of the court will convey on,y t sucn
,e, 81 m vested by the assignment IN pank'
,es sp h.e;Dr been paid. and the ASSIGNEE
= re L a-,to assume the payment Of ell taxes
ne rfS D. ty may owe up to the day OF sale.
~ q n, ~ IL ne 1e price Of adjudication.
.aows'ts a1h,n the spot ct the moment OF ao1o'
y a, lfltoE stbsr with the United states intsr.
NJ, 70 % sast 2s attached. at the expense o. the
IsTfs SSnAosl n. Gernons notary papne'
y - RN0 L y 81 Iii
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21
BY J. Dejan, Jr.
HORSES AND MULES.

HORSES AND MULES.
Great SAILS OF Elegant Saddle and Harness Horses
Work Mules. Buggies and Harness at Auction.
pY j. DEJAN, JR,. AUCTIONEER--
ID viii be soio on TUESDAY. June ri, 1910. at
half past ten O'CLOCK. at p. Liner stabes Grsvier
street.
Fine Saddle and Harness HORSES, in pairs and
sin gle; fine plantation and CITY MULE. etc.
Also, elegant top and open BUGG1ES, HAR
NESS, SADDLES, etc.
1erms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21
fi' CHOICE BUTLDING LOT
MORALES STREET, BETWEEN FRENoHMEN
~ AND ELYSIAN FIELDS STREETS.
als 81 eo.a = sa~t
Succession, of Ferdinand Laporie-No. 1885.
CHOICE BUILDING LOT

DIV q. DE FE8HET, AUCTIONEFR--
- Office No. 50 Royal street.-SA1u RDAY June
rs, 1870, at twelve O'Clock NJ, nc the st. Charles
Auction Exchange, In tine baselnsn mt rotunda OF the
ST. Charles Hotel, will be sold by public auction.
BY virtue of an order from the Honorable the
Judge Of the Second District Court for the PARISH
of Orleans dated May 6 1870 the following descfib-
ed real estate belonging saia succession 10 wit
LOT LF GROUND in the Third District OF
this city, in the new suburb Marguy in the SQUARE
bounded by Frenchmen. Morales, Elysian Fields
and Goodcnidreu streets. Said lot is dese grated
by the No.'6. ard measures, in American measure.
no feet, between parallel lines = "E.
The buildings and improvements consist of o
small WOODEN house, containing two rooms kitchen,
cistsrn, veil and old shed and stabes
Term-Cash in United States notes.
Act Of salev with United 0tAtee internal revenue
Etamps attached. bsfoID Octave Morsl, notary pub
D, et the expen1o Of tho pu1ehAaof, -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21

'eaels BY q. De Ferret. l
ONE-STORY DWELLING AND DYPENDEN-
Giles ON CRAPS sTRHEr. BETWEEN
PORT AND ST. FERDINAND STREETS.
( SUCCESSION OF JAMES RINGING. 1l.oSa.

RY =, DE TERIETs. AuOT1ONRER-
- Once No. 50 Royal street.-SATURDAY, July
IL, 1870. at Twelve O'clock n, ~ thu ~ Charles
Auction E.changs, will be sod .ey public Au9tion.
b. virtue Of . Judgment rendered ~ the Hon. Louis
Duvisneaud, Judge Of thes second District Court
for the parish OF Orleans, rendered june g. 1870 and
signed on the eiehth day Of the same month and
year. the following descrhsd rsa estate bslonRipg
A CERTAIN Lof OF GROUND. wisAths build.
ings and inaprovemente thereon. rights WAYS an4
privileges and servitudes thereof atuated in the
Third Distric OF this citS, dostgnated b. the Not
pf sQpars No. 10, bounded By Cr4pA Love, Port and
st. Ferdinand stfeets SAID lot measures In Amert-
can measure % fest inches front on Craps street.
BY 100 feet in depth, between parallel lines.
The buildinss aud fnprovsnents consist ofes
two with ire pacss old baek building. contain
Terms-Oue- half cash. and the balance on q
credit 0f six and twelve months IN notoes divided
into coupons SUIT the convenience OF the heirs:
and bearing eight per cent Interest," 1fom date until
paid: in ease of non.paymsnt Of said notes at
maturity the purchaser % pay ten per cent addi.
for collection; the buildings to be kept Insured
against loss by fire for not less than the credit or
ton of the price. until payment Of esid notes IN
principal and interest. apd the policy OF insurance
to be Transferred the vendors and future holders
OF sad notes. the credit pegton Of said proc. TO-
gether with al amounts stipus tad or pad Tor the
attornsy's fees and Insurance aforesaao, TO 20 Sc
Cured by ysnders PRIVILEGE .nd GpScis ~. isc
Act Of ssis with United states internal revenue
strmps sttachsd before A. J. Lswis notary public.
attns expense Of purchasers l,ay..,... .....
iei4 16 Is jy2 is lt-.-- ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21

b t;onesrs-Wi!l DO sold on MOND AZ, TUES.
DAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY
and SATURDAY of every week. al the Old Auc
A general assortment OF new and SECOND. hand
FURNITURE, such Rosewood, MAHOGANY and
Parlor Furniture. Marbis-Top Centre Tables, Oar.
pets. French Plate Mirrors, Mattresses. Cookins
stores. etc .u-t.pCA aIJ'Esi nib
A larss invoice Of Cottage Beds. Cane and Woo
seat Chairs, etc. . ~ ~ ~ -.,- :. f.r .. .a ~
Tefms-Cssh Jazz
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21
SUCCESSION 4 OF JOHN 0AMPBELL-NO.
sL3 y Lo5,3 sa.s0. ga5 y Il sEft q
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE
FIRST AND FOURTH DISTRICTS OF THIS
CITY AT AUCTION. 5ca ssrse-a,s 10 "a

RrEs:;: y: 4 r 3; K -! M0M y SnsbEyx
july lsz. A. twsys o'clock u, 4 Tie So Chsslss
Auction ExchAnge, basement st. OhSr1o9 Hotel. BY
virtue snd u puesasnce Of ~ order Of the Hon. L.
yuvignesud, Judge Of the second District Court
isf ~ pssi.h s c,Isass dated june l.is7o. M
l. - OkRYAIN LOT ~ GROUND, With tbs
buildings ard improvemepts thereon. situated in
the Fiyst Dstrat Of thn G1. h tha squarU bouh6ed
BIZ Melpomene. ,Thalia, Jacob and Soils streets;
said loefoE1n s3ho corner Of 0alpoAono and soobs
streets. and measuflHg. American msasure. ~ feet
7in0hes and Tlinss ffOnt on Melp0m0ne street, BY
u d:psh nj Sfnt 81
Nth ~ the RsiSin snS g ~ e .
sadArs within, the First Jssssy and she d,vision Of
the former faubourg Lafayette and Livspdais.
nov Philip strses Said rot neaslFss g, feesg G!
RnldI strssis bxa Qspth % l20tess . innhssanAs
lines between parallel lines. Al American meas-
ure. aR9i sa7 TsGIT 4k51st tAH44if9VGS ITs
Plan exhibited at place. of sale. II -
iTesms-eSne-ha6 cash In United STATES treasury
notes Ralancs at six and twelve months credit, in
notes Of purchasers bearing 0.ght per cent inter.
est from DAY of sale, With spoCtal mertGage and,
vendor prvegs, tho buildings to be k0pt insured
and policy trAndeered = vesdoe.s Il I4tnu bsiIl
Act Of sale, ct the expsnse 0f the purchasers,
including the intsrnsl enuG staups. betoge u.
Charles Cuveliier, notary pulic ~ 10 @ jv3ss
! SIYcCESSION nE IA MES nOYIE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21
SUCCESSION OF JAMES DOYLE.
{ Z 70 q. -5.t al 81 AIS Gsltf-l.- 1s1 ttsG
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE SECOND
DISTRICT AT AUCTION.,

nv II. j. n1oxTa ~ERY. Auctioneer-
at twelve o'clock M. at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange, bassmsas St. Ohsr,ss Hotel. By virtue
and in pursuance of an order of the Honorable
L. Duvigneaud. judge Of the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orlesna dated May 2
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, tosssbsr with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon. situ.
square bounded By Gslvez, St Ann, Orleans and
Johnson streets; said lot forms the corner Of bt.
Ann and GAlvez streets, and measuring 81 feet
inches and lines front on n Ann street. ma fset
inches in depth ana front on Galvez street, 70
feet depth the opposite line on line runuine
parallel to Gaivez street. thence 10 feet 10 inches in
strai ght line running toward Gslvez street, and
thence n an obiiQue line till it reaches the ex.
Plans cxhibitsd 1t place Of sale i'@1ooalsNL 9sll
Terms-Casn in United States treasury notes.
Act Of sale, including the internal revenue
stamps. At the expense Of the purchases. before
A. Hero. Jr.. notary public lei5 Is jy3 10 IL 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21
4.-The Eagle wsreheuss.

Situated in the Third District of this CITY and in
the square bounded by Levee. Enghien, Port and
Victory streets. The lot measures So feet inches
front On Levee street, Ct feet 10 inches Z lines
width in the rear l42 feet Iuch line depth on the
the lower side line together with all the improve
msnts thereon comprising substantially and we'll
built two.story brick warehouse, having iron shut
tiers and gates. 1r" 81 go
TsrmseOne-third cash. balance at one and two
years credit for notes secured by mortgages on the
property bearing eight per cent per annum interest
from the day OF sale until final payment; the
clause binding the purchaser to pay. in event that
the notes given in part payment should have 70 be
sued upon, any portion thereof; the Improve,
ments 70 be kept insured and the pocy transferred
to the holders of the notes. Purchaser further to
assume over and above the price Of adjudication all
the taxes for the year 1870.
Acts of sale, together with the United States
internal revenue stamps attached, at the expense
of the purchasers. before A. Dreyfous, notary public
iny2l d je4 II IL Is .-.- g. .t- Id.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21
SALE TO EYFkCT 4 PARTITION.
RESIDENCE NO. az BuRGuNDY STREET,
! ! BETWEEN DUAAINE AND bE PHILIP 4
s1seeHiA5u sd OIL - f7gisH y.iss es7
>. b Roudan.x It IL u widow Anx,isir. Tusss..

Rx CAAEEE x !. 4 $500 rc5.cs. ,i Ago.
iGs n @ E. s:y: sSid
mon and Grsvisf 5tfest1 win 30 cold 81 viftss Il
an .taAgmSne fsndere4 b. tho HRoN4Q 1paia Da-
'vigSeaud. Judge Of the Second District Court fos
signed on the same day, the following described ,
property. belonging to The plaintiff and defendAnts.
: = oKRrA1M LOT OF GROUND. i. ts. s.oosA
District Of this city. fronting dn Burgunds street.
between ST. PBilip and Oumnino ott6oes. IN the
square bounded BY burgundy, Dauphins. st. Philip ,
and Dutnaine streets, measuring 81 fest front %
burgundy street, 30 81 which have . depth Of l20 4
together with Al the buildings an1 mpr0vsmssts
thereon The Improvements consist Of . house,
brick between posts, containing siT rooms; two
story brick kitchen Of four r0omss end another
tWostory brick building. containing two reom4 and
now used IS servapt rooms. The house bears the
No. ia BuRguudy stfeo&. n ,EA AZ ff.}4gA9s& II 10
lTerms-One third cash, aud ths balance on .
cerd Of and two Sears, for notes divided i. COO:
pons and bearing eight D0r cent interest from day Of
sale to payment said notes to be secured BY special
mortags ON the property sold; the buidlgs to BE- ,
kept insured and the policy transferred TO the
vendor and the purchaser pay dvo per cent attofs
ney's tees in case it should become necessary 70
bring suit to recover Spy 9r AZ Of the notes =.
ths s1psnse Of the purchassr insl;cdi9nE Hnitsd
PROPERTY ON sEGU1N STREET. BETWEEN
ems ALIx AND PETER STREETS,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21
oQ9oN XoDnsx-s-=.
e~~~~~''>f'~~~eer~~-~
BY g. E. Girardey 4 Co.
LAND n MADISON PARISH.
- era fer7 -. no ed q p
ASS .GNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
r~fehat ESo-A -- vi5} sssTtFrS 81
BY ORDER OF E =. MORTON. ASSIGNEE.
IN THE NATTER OF JOHN ". BuTLER,
st- sa, - fss laa ssf
Bankrupt-No. AIS.
By 6. Z. airardey 8 Co.
District Court Of the United States of America
for the District Of Louisiana.

DY O. r. 0IRARDEY Il CO., AUG.
ID tionssrs-Once No. II Excnsnge Place =
WEDNESDAY,. Jane "a, ls70. et twelve O'Clock
N, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' rx-
change. on Royal, between Canal and Gus
toDhonse stSestA, in this CRY Of New Orleans
pv virtue Of an order Of this Honorable K. H.
DurelI, Judge of the District Uourt Of the
United states Of America for the District of
Louisiana. sitting in bankruptcy, dated March 6.
ls69, and rendered in the above entitled matter.
will be sold At public auction. the following described
"A SEsTAiN TRACT OF LAND, situate in
Madison parish, Louisiana. described a. follows:
bounded on the east ~ Spencer Montgcmery's
place, on the south BY j. Z. Volts place. on the
west BY Hugh Montgomery 5 place. and on the north
BY Bayou Macon, containing about 462 acres. more
or less. -.1 -s- .rl Z .
The decree Of the court ordering the sale of the
above described property, directs That the same be
freed from all incumhrancee, and the assignee. act
ing the officer of the court. will convey only such
title as is in him vested By the assignment in bank
ruptcy and by the aforesaid order OF court he
taxes not having been paid. and the assignee not
knowing how much there may be due therefor, tina
purchaser to assume the PAL msut OF all the taxes
over and above the price of adjudication.
erms-Cssh on the spot at the moment OF adJu.
dication.
Act of sale, toGethsr with the United States in !.
ternal revenue stamps attached at the expense OF
the purchasers before NJ. uernon. notary public.
Jei II ~ ~ -r. e. = .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE SUCCESSION OF
TIE LATE JOHN oAuOHE. 0l
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orlsans-.
go 10 Z .isr No. sasot.e 81 -. 10 e.s

DY O. r. 9IRA RDET. - CO.. AQC-
ID tionesrs. Nicholas j. Hosy. Anotionesf Once
s1sss sse5et a. IN L. 4.
tween Canal ana cassonsouss s. .aa Il
tor the parish Of Orlssns. rendered ON the eight.
s sSe'a soowins d.sco:d propefy Ssonsps % n:
estate OF the late John Gauehe. deceased. TO wit
3 Tle,f IL On Canal Street. > .l,g,s.ysr.
; l. THIRTY VERY VALUABLE LOTS OF
aud COMPRISING the entire square Of gronnd.
bounded By Canal SSs,aus Toni, t and KosnsS.ys
ana on Uass s1 dsph
R forms 81 aod
streets no. form, the Corner Of Canal ard Roche,
By io5 feet, 10 inches a. ii1ss in dspih between
ens
of Gasoust and Rocheblave streets: Lots Nos AZ %
b.vs atssss. 81 dsptS sss.sen parsIisi Ines Of
l4s feet II inches and Ines Lots Nos q 70 So IN
by las feet, II inches and lines. between parallel
lines. go eDSS@"1 oF u sitSA@ Al.
2 THIRTY VERY VALUABLE AND RAP
IDLY enhaneir lots OF ground situated IN the FIRST
described square. and comprising the entire SQUARE
sIoaDa bounded ey ssssust f.Ty.. Ionfi Z IA
incIus lively. Lot. Nos 70 IL incluGvely, msasurs
each "a feet inch front on Gxsquet street, BY lOs
feet, 10 inches lines depth between paraliel lines
Lots Is to IS nc!usivey. measure each u test inch
front Palmyra street, by 100 feet 10 inches lnee
in depth between parallel lines Lots IL to Is. in
olusiveiy measure each n feet frost On HochblAvs
~ 'fss to
each q feet front Tonti street, b. ~ feet
inches 2 lines between parallel lines Lot No l
o and
blsve. Lot No. 28 forms ehe corner OF Palmyra and
Tonti streets, and lot No. IL forms the corner Of
Palmyrs AMI Rochsblave streets.
8 THIRTY-TwO VERY VALUABLE AND
snsiGs square Il szfound Il NED By Ps%sra s.nis
ronti and kochsblavs streets. situated lmmediate-
Iy next to the square above described, and in the
SAID lots are dssignsted BY the Nos TO g. inc!u.
siveJ. Lots nos to ii measure. each, n feet linen
front on Palmyra street, by depth, between par
to 81 incIus,vely, measure each, feat inch front
on Banks street. By l09fses inches lines IN DEPTH
between parallel Inca Lots Nos. II to l6, inciu.
sivey. measure. esch. Is feet front on 6ocnebave
81 nciusvely, measure. each. rs feet 'front.' ON
Rocheblavs street BY ias feet II inches lines. BE-
lot 30 forms the corner of Palmyra and Tonti
streets; lot No. IL forms corner Of Palmyra and
Rocheblsve streets; lot No.I forms the corner Of
Banks and Tonti streets, and lot No II forms cor
The Canal and Claiborne Streets Raiiroad Com
pans's depot 10 located the square next aojoln:
ing the square lastly described. Improvements OF
the best character now in course OF erection ana
h,ve recently been completed on each side of Canal
street. and rapidly extending N every directlon
even beyond Broad street. whefe The depot OF the
City Railroad Company is located Sssauet sn 70
kecheblAve and Tent streets. have curbs and gut.
ters and well adapted tor nomesteads and retail
business STOKES: --.,l- : -a..f> e.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21
ANn ON THE SAME DAY.

AND ON TUE SAME DAY,
At the hour of four clock. P. NJ, on tue foundry
be sold BY public anction- =
ALL THU MOVABLE PROPERTY on hand
be longing to said succession pertaining to the T. un
dry business ana consisting OF merchandise, raiiinG
and railroad castings wrought lron Pig, scrap ano
fence posts new tools mule and dray float and cart
iron safe and desks etc as PEI inventory 70 Do e1
hibited at sale. 80. $780, :
ury notes. - - lsl-,t je5 10 rs jy2 Z
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21
TWO Splendid DOUBLE CASE GOLD
WATCHES, '."
For Account OF the Succession Of John G. Suite
No. 27,79I,

pY e.. DE FERIET, AUoTIONEER.-
ID OfHcs No. 50 Royal street.-WEDNk,DAY,
June q, 1870. at noon. at the Office of the AUG
tioueer, No. 50 Royal street, will be sold by public
auction, BY virtue of an order from tie Honorable
Lo as Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second District
Court for the parish OF orleans dated June 1870,
the following described movable property belonging
" TWO SPIENDID DOUBLE CASE GOLD
WATCHES, Nos II, $50 and AL both English make
Zone a patent lever ana he other q magic easel.
Terms Cash in United States treasury notes
isI1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21
HOUSEHOLD FuRNITURE, PIANOS AND

HUUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS AEU
Office Furniture at Auction.
DY j.. DEJAN. JK., AUCTIONEER-
ID Office end ware-rooms No. ls3 Gravier street.
Will be sold on WEDNESDAY. June %. 1870 at
eleven O'Clock A. n, at his new Auction Mart, No.
1873 Gravief street, corner Oaror delet-
HOUSEHOLD FURNITUREo Of every description
Pianos Once Furniture; also, new goods per azrva
Of steamer ovory week.
Teems-Cash n United STATES treasury notsA 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21

By G. =. dirardey 4 Co.
Ass1cnEEs. SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

BY ORDER OF E. Z. MORTON. ASSIGNEE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21

ID tioussrs Office No. IL Exchange Place-WED.
= ESDAY. June q. $50. At twelve o'clock A. Ct the
between Canal and Customhouss Streets in this city
OF New Orleans, by virtue Of an order Of the Don.
orabls F.. H. Durel. Judge Of the District Court q
Iouisiana, sitting in bankruptcy. dated twenty
fourth Aay. lS7e and rendered the above enti led
matters will be sold by public auction, the following
described property. situated in thsS.ass Of Texas.
TO wit ..rI ..-.. .
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-01

From these figures 1t will be seen that, with the
exception Of september, 1865 when the highest
mean temperature in so years was attained, the
month just closed the warmest September
during the past twenty years. yet the highest point
attained, sc degrees, has been equalled or eXceled
thirteen times during that period
The quantity of rain which fell during the month
was but II inches. In September, 1862 1t was 1925
nches in 1865, $50 inches; and in 1867, 12 inches.
In the region in which the Schuylkil takes its rise,
however, there has recently been heavy rain fall,
and the river shows considerable rise at the dam
at Paramount. The water authorities, however, do
not apprehend at present any danger OF freshet,
fears of which have been expressed in some
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-01
POLICE ARRESTs.-The following shows the num-
r of arrests made in each police district for the

JAMES s. EARLE * Sons have just added to their
stock OF beautiful things large lot OF eXquiste
Swiss carved goods, comprising almost everything
usually produced by those graceful workers in wood
all through Northern Switzerland. The carving of
some OF the flowers and leaves upon the boxes and
vases is remarkable, and other boxes, paper knives
mateh-boXes, and eigar-stands and pouches are
varied with delicate lines and tracery. Our work.
men here rarely produce such ethereal creations as
some OF these, as they know more thoroughly the
manufacture OF heavy and massive work, leaving
such rare things as Messrs. Earle now expose TO
their friends among the valleys and mountains OF
the beautiful land OF Tell
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-01
r6y- PENN SQUARES AGAIN = THE PUBLIC

N.Y. PENN SQUARES AGAIN - THE PUBLIC
BUILDINGS.-Let not the citizens of Phila-
delphia be alarmed at the bugaboo that is attempted
being raised by more than one of the newspapers Of
the city in relation to the desire of any of those
favorng the erection OF the new public buildings at
Penn Squares OF having said buildings constructed
Immediately in the roadway of Broad and Market
streets. Such an idea is simply preposterous, and
entertained by scarcely more than one or two indi-
viduals at most. Years ago the Penn Squares were
a circle and commonly called Centre Square. Every
midde-aged citizen can remember, as do, that the
enclosure was q circular picket fence, in
the centre OF which was a small squirting
fountain, which forty more years ago
the convenience of the public even then required
should be removed, and that both Broad and Market
streets should be unobstructed Such being the fact
at that tme is 1t to be supposed that at this time Of
day the intelligent gentlemen composing the CON-
mission for constructing the necessary public build
ings will entertain for moment any plan that
would cucumber the intersection OF these two grand
highways? Such supposition is not to be enter
tanned for an instant Just what style OF architec
ture the new public buildings shall be, whether
antique or modern, whether they shall be con-
structed OF white marble or OF brown stone, or OF
anything else, is entirely the business of the
gentlemen composing the Commission of
Construction, and the well-known character
OF these individuals will warrant the public in safely
leaving the whole matter with them, where only it
OF course belongs therefore let not the citizens OF
Philadelphia be alarmed that these two finest
thoroughfares will be thus obstructed. Let not the
ancient and honorable order of Masons to whom the
Public Ledger recently appealed so pathetically to
resist the obstruction OF the vista OF the magnificent
temple they constructing, have any effect, as all
intelligent people must know that such idea is
too ridiculous for consideration, and the animus of
the promulgators Of such stuff only be to. buga.
boo the public. [ltl S.BP.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-01
CITY INTELLIGENCE
WEATHER NOTES.

Thermometrical VngnrIes for the Month Of Sep
Iember-Recollections of the Cheated Term,
Not Yet Fully Dispelled.
. Below we give our usual monthly statement OF
the standing of the thermometer The table shows
the maximum and minimum points attained on
each day Of the month just closed, compared with
the corresponding days OF 1867
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