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SPECIAL: NOTICES. 3tyg ‘UNITED STATS TREASURY: ms | Pitivapipentia: september alga Coupons 'due November 1, 1569; iwill be paid at thia office on presentation, ‘with f rebate, of G “per ornt, ‘per amount in gold from the freg’ villas, of the coupons; . 024 St =, THE FOLLOWING COLLECTORS US ‘have been appointed:to COLLECT PERSONAD TAXES fron, citizens whose names Are on the regula: assentment Hatay ‘ i RST W CHAS: BMITIC, 8 South: Broad and the Ist, Divisions ‘ JOHN BLGHEGG, No Lsds ath sth and: wwe ai Delgo GE POWER, No: uth “6thy 7th; stl: and atte Divisions.: fe SECOND. WARD, ‘Alderman Wvvell COLLINS, No. 710 dor 3 he Sth, 9th, Vth, 1th, 13th, Mth raid JAMES CROSSON, NeW. cor. Fourth stro Was ‘ington nyenne vor. the. Int 2d, du, cincepatans Wiest ,Vth Divisions. ; nya THIRD WARD. Alderman EF, A. DEVLED, NO. 427 South Fifth stent, for the Jnt, 2d, $,4th and 8th Divisions, Alderman it: MCCLOSKEY; ‘No. 755 South! Seventh street, for the 6th, 7th, sth and 4 Divisions: VOORVH WARD. Alderman GROGH MOORE, No.1 South Fourth ‘street, for the pale Sd, 4th nat and 7th Divisions. Alderman WILL MCMULLIN, No. 722 South ‘Eighth street, or Phe ae ’ath, 6th, Wit and Hehr Divisions. FIFTH WARD. JAMES MCSHANHA, No. 602 South: Fifth street, for the rodat, 2d, 30 and 4th Divisions,” “Alderman W W_ DOUGHERTY. No. 406 Willae: street, see for the stiiy Gilir Ze and SH Dismons. . SIXTH WARD. Adderman E.WILLIAMS. 5 Vn atone street. bE yA. Alderman WI. BRUSHAW. 0.4208. Tenth atrect, for 1 the doe, 2d, dds ath, 6th oth and 7th Divisions: cILHEN No. §. Eightusnth street, for the ~ ‘th, oth, 10th, ith, ith Bth and With Divisions, HaWAIL , JAMES FLASERTY, §. E. corner Eleventh and Loe fant Strcots, ton the. Jat, 2d and Sd Divisions. J. J. LONGHERRY, No. 2728. Twentieth arrest, for the 4th, thenth and 7th Divisions. NINTH. WARD. Wit. F. MOONEY, No. 265. Twelfth street, for the 1st, 2d, 31 and 4th Divisons, JAMES SHAUGHNEY, Jr., No. 418. Seventeenth atrvety for the 5th 6th, 7th and sth Divisions. INTH WA Ww ML. KENDALL, § |W. corner Eleventh and Cherry, : for the Ist, 2s al ‘4k and Sth Divisions, JOHN McGUFFIN | No. 2532 Race: street, for the, th, Tth, 8th, 9th and a fot Divisions, ELEVENTH WA Alderman JOHN HH. CAHIGL, Ate “493 North Third street, for the Ist, 2d, 3 and Ath Divisions, JOHN CAILILE, at Alderman Becker's Office, No. 1 ~ Brown street, for the Sth, 6th. 7th and sth Divisons, TWELFTH WA eg PETER WAY, No 335 North gixth ‘atreet, to the 1st, 22d and 31 Divisions. . HENRY J,CRYSDLEN, BE, corner Fourth and Coates streets, Ath, 6th, 6th fit 7th Divisions, STHIRTEENTH WARD, HENRY WAGNER, N.E, corner Callowhitt and ituganys for the Ist, Ad, dd and 4th Divisions, GEO. MEGER, Ur, TEL corner Seventh and Coates, forthe sunth than sehr Division, FOURTENTH WARD SAMVEL, VANSTAVURES, No 1: 1 Ithige ayene for the Ist, 2, 3d and 4th Divisions. WM. EVANS No, 1867 Midgenvenue, for the Gri, 7th, Sth. athesare WOE Divisions, TRENTH WARD. JAMES DOU Githey No, 192 Caiowhill, for three Ist, 7d,3d, dd JAE and With Divisions, Bw. McCOMLICKy No, 9d Buttonwood, for the Sth, 6th, ith. th, uh anidiith Divisions. WM. CMVIRRAY. No. 7 Spring Garden, fay the 6th, Tih, Sth. Seat Hath, isth aid, ait 1 Divinlond, TEENTH R W. KINNEY, ee Seems Ridie’ My No. 131 North Thin. SEVENTEENTH WAR, Aldermin JOHN DEVLIN, No. 1351 N, Second suvest, for the Ist, 2d, dl4th Diane B Bt Divisions, JAS. CLARKE, §. W., corner Fourth and Master for the bth, 7th. sth, eth and 10th Divisions, IGHTEENTH¢ WAID. Josep rey (NOS 124) Marlborough street, for wn 1st. Pearl, 14th, thv and ath Divisions, POWEL No. 809 Richmond street, for the jth, NO nca 1th, lth and 12th Divisions, NNETEENTH WARD. THOS. 1. FL a at JL. Rahl's, Frankfort Road, aboy @ s York, for the 20, 3d, 6th, th and 4th Divisions. STUART ELEED Now. North Firth street, for thre Ist. 7th, 9th, Tth and 13th Divisions. EW. BUCKLEY 1B is Utisatreet, for the ith, 8th, Worand Bed Dig . Tw SSNTIDTM WARD, PCU MuLNGS. at Akerman Allison 3, Eleventh? and Girard avenue, for the lat.2d, 4th, sth and 6th Divi de ‘SLINGER, N.W. corner of Beeuth and Oxford streets, for the 7d, 7h, Mth 12th, 23th, lth, Ista. ,and 39th Divisions. QUIINS, PAINTER. N. W. corner Fifteenth and Korpson streets, for theedth, ith and lth Divi abou , JOHN “ar, LARKIN. N. EB. corner of Girard, and Hilger avenues, for the 9th, Wth, Wth ud 2ith Di visions, TwENTY- FIRST WARD. Alderman J. WH. GLESUN. Shennynuk, for Mie Ist, 2d and 34 Divisions, WM. LEISTER, Shoesmirh’s iHate), Main atreaty for the Sthanid trl Divisions. Ina AMTENTOL SE, Roaboroneh for (ha 7h and Sth Divisions, ENTY-SECOND WARD. ELL JOUER, Spuachtos bo ddvte), for the Estanu 2 's Di Vision c. M. HOCKER, Jr. Redhead Hotel, adjoinuing Deppt. for the old, 4th. rand Jth Divisions, ANDREW GODFREY. Germantown avenue and Car anter vahreet for the 6th, 7th, 9th and Md Divisions. HENRY CG. READER, Chestnut Hill for the 3th Divi sion. S027 TWENTY-THIRD WARD. FREDERICK 4 ERBER, Vieinnesburg for the 1st Di Vision, Aldermade, LINGERMAN, Smithfield, for thied Division. ALFRED GENTRY, Frankford. for the 4 tant ~ and sth Div E.L. BENDER: Seven Star Hotel, Frankford, fir the +' it WARD, 4th, Sth, ah. sud Weh Divis PEN TY - FOU 4 JOIN CH ASEAN 17 State wheut for the Jat. 2d, 3d, 4th, and Mth Divisions. ' Ablessin THOS. HW, CLARK BE, Lancaster avenue, above Forty-first. for the Sth, 10th, uth, Weh, and 18th Divisions, WAL. COOPER, Hestonville, for the ‘oth, rth, thay susdl sth Divisions, . “ TWENTY - FIFTH WARD, REVOLVE GODKIUS, No. 3930 Frankford rowl, for the 21, 3d. oth. wand ith Divisions. COA KF, JONES » Risfogdun, for the Interad Stir Pm elone Alderman McDONALD. No. 1003 Richmond street, for the 4th and 7th Dietshat aH . TWENTY-SIXTH WARD. . JAS. PEOPLES, Se ¥ opteenth and Carpenter, for the 1st, 2d, 30, Sthie and ith Divisions. THOS. MAGEE, W. corner Twenty-first sil C latin: rine, for the 7th sth 6th, 6th withth Divisions. JOHNSON MAMOM. No. 72 South Brow, for tls ith, tth,] ith, Mtho and Eth Divisions. VEN TY SEVEN TEL WARD, i _ PHILIP OEE, No. 0 Market street, for the Jet. 2nd. att ane 6th Divisions, WM. SMILEY, Fifty firat street and Thirhy row for the atev and 7th Divisions. GEO. DANENNDUOWER. Darby road near Rue Belt, for the sh Division. tWENTY- EIGHTH. WARD. JAMES wavy: enat whle Broad, below Dauphin, for the 1st. 2d and 8 Divisions, hh, ADDRESSLER, ‘Sixteenth and Venange, for the 7th, Sth nnd égh Divisions. THOMAS DELAHAUNTY, Ridge road opposits Laure WAIT, for the 7th and sty Divisions, JOIN 3, MELLO. Renive S of Taxes, o THE LADIEs FAIR, IN ALD, OF the fund for the erection of a Homoeopathic hos pital, WHI be held at Horticultural Hall, from: det to that November next. Laulies desirous of acts af the cause are invited to meet the Managers at the College Muilding, Filbert, above Kleyventh street, on TUE Bit x AFTERNOON, at o relock. ‘OFFICE RECEIVER OF 1 TARTS PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26, R69. TOP TAXPAYERS —Notice is hereby given that’ a penalty of TWO PER CENT, will be added to all city tixes unpaid after October T. * werftS JOAN M. MELLOY, Receiver of Taxes, HAND-IN-HAND: MUTUAL LIFE ie Insurance Company of Philadelphia. This popu lar Company is desirous of obtaining the services of several Arsedasa agents for the city and vicinity. Also,a first-class: general agent for Western Temaylva nia. Office, 112 Bouth Fourth street... . 8e243trp* ‘OFFICE OF THE MORRIS CANAL AND BANKING GONE MT AN Biey, Sept. 24, 1869. The interest upon the Mortgage and Boat Loan Bonds of this Company, falling due upon the first day of Octo ber. next, will be aid AE (ag bound at the piihndek House of Messrs, E .W. ARK C0., in Philade! Proneny 2 an, wezitoc2s _____ _JOAN RODGERS, Sec'y, OFFICE OF THE BRANKLIN TIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. , PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20, 1859. An election for Ten Directors for the ensuing year Will be held, wpercecably,to the charter, at the office of the Company, on MONDAY, October sth next, Vetwyeen IL ne20L ocdd— ” * “J. W-MEALLISTER, Bocretary, _ J. . GOULD, NO. 923 CHESTNUT US” strest, is eelling Breck Co,’4 and Haines Bros,’ Pianos and Mason Hamiin’s Cabinet Organs, nearly as low as at any former tine, hn reque7te “7109. . GIRARD STREET, 1109 TURKISH, RUSSIAN, AND PERFUMED BATHS, : Departmenta for Ladies: Baths open fromb A.M.to9 P.M.” OFFICE, HUNTINGDON AND on BROAD TOP MOUNTAIN RAILROAD COM PANY, 417 WALNUT STREET. |. as — : Pinl LapELTifiA, Rept. 15, 1869, Coupons No.3 on the first mortgage bonds of the. Huntingdon wit Broad Top Mountain Railroad and Coal Comnety due Cornee 1 Teco, wil be put at the office he Conypan, i TABU , iypany ov and after October Ay? ALRTSEN, aelS-w fm t 0628 ‘Agent for Trustack. HOWARD HOSPITAL, NOS. 1518 ez, and 1520 Lombard. Street, Dispensary Department. — Medical treatment and medicine furnished gratuitously to the poor. 1 in one alt eh 75¢... PHILADELPHIA AND DARBY US Railroad—Gnaid afer MONDAY, Sept. 27th, pamenters for the DARBY RAILROAD will take the Omnibuses at Thirty-ninth and Market,which will carry them to Hecara, at Thirty ith Darky road, with. qb eate |chp, nOHd 13Eg ‘pitfro tate Hahthotay ha and asigned 10. ha aalhingy: i dried beef, eabbigas ial in an article of, ee eer 18, Testa trantes. 48 ftuhg Pupale t sn 2 ih “for ele “mate mands’ Oh d. 4. nynones soe oni “ 1, FOLESHOr- Fea gars r Neate ocse. Dirt OCOR AMUSEMENTS, 18 DARCIN ene and Fashionable Dancea:Tugh Danies: mid a gaday, nid se i ny ; 4 _biieres nd. Mast utonion' Onl y Banton Teabone salt pone enters, PATEDA- Tosa PNGUISN OMERA, CAR ts I OSA,C. 0), HESS ' CO Propriators isd Dirictors D-DEYIVO, a serabinose rete oat Manger The Mathina ‘the honor of aNhotice to the public of Paradelphia end Ape vicinity that a SEASON, OF. 12 NIGHTS OF GRAND ENGHISIL ormia Will be given by . 7 . THE PAREPANOSA TI NGULISIL OPERA CUSLPANY, Comprising the best and wort populus lyric performers on the English and American stages, who have been carefully selected with special reference to the affective rendering of their.respective rdea,se that ivory Opera my be represented in the most correct thnk hesiitant style. spd A “4 ig OP : ~ —in announcing this an enorable satirical sesson, Midme. PAREPA-ROSA Will inaugurate a new epoch in the his F triton Opera In Europe and in this country has given her that substantial fame in her artistic career (which has con sisted of an uninterrupted series of ovations) until it had become unrivalled in popularity. no ‘In London her achievements in English Opera were equal to those which distinguished her on the Italian stage, and her numerous musical triumphs, in California and in the States during several seasons, and recently her wonderful display of Re Vor before £0,000 spectators, in the great Coliseum of the National Peace Qubitee, in Boston, have united the entire American oryasi pro nouncing * anal OP TEER yn Mdme. PAREPA- TOSA The great lyric artiste of the age. Her devotion to the highest order of compositions, And her grateful regard for the American public, will stimu late her iy every possible exertion fh : eerie: ‘English re ermanen ng Ution i i POER POHTENCO_ OF THE COMPANY. Boprani, Moime. PAREDA ‘ROSA and AISS ROSE HEUSER, the young succenine | Tina Donne from her Majesty’s Theatre and L CoM odor Mizno Suprant an Contraltl. Burs. x AFAID SEGUIN at FANNIE STOCKT iRenori, Mr. in CABt pe and Bir. wi pa ay NORDULOM; Borond Tenor, Mr. URICE DE SULLA; Buritonos Mr. A ALBERT PACRENCE, from the Covent Viennan and La Scala, Milan: Hovel puntants, Mr . C.OAMee at Sr. GUSTAVUS HALL; Buffoy Mr. EDWARD BEGULN: Basso, Mr. FARK HOWARD. Stage Manager, Nr. MARRY FAC Conductors, Br. CARL ROSA and Mr. AD PHONY HELP: Prompter, all Tie SLBA The Bale Of sents nv in commence: Thursday, mate Aw. M. MUSICAL MATINES AI OR THE BENEFIT OF Ink VONDALE SUFFERERS. JVUNGER MENNE lic HOR ANT THE GERMANIA EURETH RAY MUSICAL FUND Ai, bn SALURAY. AFTER
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