8
THE DAILY EVENING T1&EGRAPH--PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, AHUL 9, 1867.
THE FflSHtOWS.
Tki First Official Coiaeert and a
Keoai Drtii of Prlaceea Clo
thilda An Imperial Fcta and Court
Vaehtsna Order T Moat Admired
Vollet Hata, aa Hean In the Theatrical
Drei. Circle. -Material, Colora, Trim
ming., and Make for Spring.
Fakir, March 22. Tke first of the official con-c-rta
ot the season wait sivou this day week oy
Comte WalewsKi at the Corps LegiHlatif, in
honor 01 the young Prince's blrtrutuy. All the
amb'-8B(lors, the diplomatic corps, anil mem
bers boih of the rlht and Intt (which denomi
nation Mirnitips einpiro and opvooitlon), lelt it
a duty and pleamiru to accept the invitation 01
the President ot Parliament. Gustavo Dorc, the
painter, was seen in close conversation with
the Dune do Mouchy and Muetapha Pasha with
tta Apostolic Nuncio.
The arranuement of the Interior of the galene
ties fiirs was entirely novel, two raws of reserved
eats beine placed In the centre of the brilliantly
illuminated hall. Thee were occupied by l idies
in the ricuc.-t toileis, the eentlcmfi) being seafeft
nil around In a circle, and did not look unlike a
dark border round a parterre ot flowers, every
woman boinp of course the loveliest.
Xbe orchestra formed a vast amphitheatre in
the midst of an artificial prove.
About 10 o'clock Princes' Clothilde entered
n Comte WalewsKi's arm. Hhe wore ft white
moire robe, of which the body was half white
and half pink. Tucne parti colored bodices are
aettine very lashioimble. Some end. In a b.w
umne on one side llowinp off in a point.
M. Pasdeloup led the orchestra. M'uie Miolan
CarvuHio cave Aubcr's air d'Action and t,ou
noa's Valne de Mireille. Zucchini w h quite as
fcuccesHlul. A bouquet ol Parma violets was
preentcd to M'me Carvalho, in the centra of
which stuod out a laree M. in white. The. ini
l4al was intended lor Miolan aud Margueilte
(Faust'.").
Monday, the 13th, a irrand concert was siveu
by the Emperor and Empre-s at the Tuiicries.
"Enfrac" was printed at the bottom of the in
vitation card.. Tnis meant tliat silk stockings,
short pantalonns, and either black or blm' cloth
cjats were to be worn Instead of uniforms.
Every seat had its appointed place, every rank
of noblesse its particular row.
At 'J the Emperor and Empress entered the
Salle dca Marechaux, and the concert beerati.
Between each part they rose and congratulated
tbe artists, who were M'me (Jalli Alane, M'me
Cabel, tHinte Foy, M. Bataille, M. Capoul, and
M. Alard. When the concert was over tbey
thanked the artiste again, and entered the sa'on
ot tbe Premier Consul, where all the guests were
assembled iu a luige circle, round which the
Empress walked, speaking to each In turn, or
when she had nothing to eny she smiled recog
nition, or otherwise gracefully acknowledged the
pretence ol all.
The following were the most a Inured toileU:
A white pros gifiiu brocaded with luchsias;
the pUtil of each flower ended in a red pparl.
The style was a I'empne, the bodice cut square;
luchsias and pearls in the hair, ruby und
diamond fuchsias in the eats.
Another was made of maize-colored satin,
covered with tulle, of which the puffs were
divided with foreec-me nots, in the heart of
each a glittering diamoud. The same was made
of white satin, and tne pulls divided with long
chaplets ot moss roses.
The richet toilet was a pink satin; round the
bottom ot tbe train fell a flounce it Aleucon;
tbe bodice was a peplura, eudmg with pearls,
and the headdress was of pearl. A marquise
wore light grey satin, over which a Chantilly
tunic, looped up with grenade-. Her jet-black
hair was plaited and dressed with diamonds.
The other great event of the week is the per
formance at the Gymnase of Alexandre Dumas,
Jr.'s, new piece, tbe Ideas of Madame Aubray.
The Emperor and Empress were present, con
sequently ''lout Porta." The author himself
was nowhere visible, taoueh lorgnettes searched
out every dark corner; but the father of the
hero ol that evening. Alexandre Dumas himself,
was radi'int in the front box on the secoud tier.
Madame Aubtay's Ideas met with such success
that all the theatres will certainly produce Ileus
with a slight variation of title.
The pre. Host l.lie bonnets were noticed in all
the dress boxes. One looked very attractive, I
thought, on a wondering tair head of curls. It
was made of rosy pink with a diadem of elder
berries In front, and the tulle strings were tau
tened under a moss rose.
Then there was a white crape bonnet, with
hop blossoms of the most delicate verdure, and
for the first time 1 saw azalias and other open
flower9 made of small jet bugle beads, There
is a peculiar ambre mat bead which is not bright
but milky looking, ami it looks very eleg int as
ball fringe over scarlet velvet trimmings witu
straw.
Before I leave the hat department I must com
municate to your readers a fear that I entertain,
and which will meet with their sympathy,
namely, that bonnets are ceasing to be a useful
institution. I have stood up for them as Ion? a I
could, but now there is nothing left to stand av
for. When crowns were abolished I approved,
lor what was the use of a crown on the b'teK. of
one's bead? When curtains were curtailed I
rejoiced; when pokes were anathemati.ed I
applauded, and when nothing was left but a pair
of springs I saw no great evil either; bit now
that strings are being cast aside, bebiud, and
petting shorter and narrower every coining
morn, 1 ask can a learned counsel defend a
client who has not any substance?
Our spring costumes will be cut into every
possible shape over pleated under petticoat-".
Some will be tied, towel fashion, behind; o'.hers
will be fringed round: dented, notched, cat in
squares; ctosb cut stripes of silk will be much
used for trimming. We are still wearing velvet
and fur, tor the weather is very cold ; but all the
summer mohairs are out in windows.
, Grey is the favorite color as yet.
There is a new necktie, called the cravat neck
lace a bead lace invention, with ends in front,
but a plain piece of velvet, with a jet bund
fringe, is just as pretty. Jet necklaces are made
deep in front, and diminish in depth as they go
off behind. They look very prettv, with a belt
to match, over white muslin. These jet belts
are also made like pepiuius, in long points on
euch side. JV. 1. Derald.
The Uible on Divorce.
To the Editor of the Evening Telegraph:
"What, therefore, find Uatli Joined together, let not
man puiusuuder. Whosoever hIiuU put away uiswue,
and niarrv another, comralltetb adultery airainnt her:
and If a womau Bhali put uway her husband and in
married to another, she commllteth aaultery.
Mark x : W 12.
In humble obedience to the above, (iod's
mandate to man (unfortunately overlooked to
this day), it becomes the cluti of Pennsylvania
to expunye from her Mute Constitution the ob
noxious article authorizing Divorces, anil to sub
stitute for it another one forbidding them absolute! ij
unit Jore.vtr.
Let the amendment be submitted to the peo
ple singly, without being accompanial by political
auestions which minht defeat the object in view.
I am confident that it would be adopted
unanimouttlv. aa we are a moral people.
Legislators, do your duty. Jlumoce the frown
of Heaven from our State Statutes I
Pennsylvania will be blessed, and Heaven
will be your reward. A Christian.
N. 1$ In South Carolina divorces are for
bidden altogether; in Nw York they are also,
except in caees of adultery, and the guilty
party i noi auowea. to marry again.
The Indpbtriocb Beavbr. The Garden of
riants, in Paris, now possesses a beaver, from
Canada, to which comfortable auartera have
been assigned on the banks of the rivulet
which Intersects a part of the menagerie.
.Desirous oi meeting tne wishes ol the new
comer in every respect, the administration had
provided a hut for it ; but the Canadian stran
ger, having inspected the premises, and not
tonnd them to his taste, has pulled them
Jnwn. and with the muterials built ud a new
mansion in his own way, using bis tail both as
a trowel ftod hammer.
ENUMERATION OF PERSONS
over e years old, and notover
KA1US OLD.
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OUR SCHOOL CMLDlUtf.
A
Census of the Boys and
Girls of Philadelphia.
Til T A Ii XUMISKK, 112,517.
Ktc,
Ktc.
Ktc.
Etc.
Ktc, Etc.
Some time since we stated in Tue Eveni.no
Telegrai'H tliat the police force were about
engaging in the labor of enumerating the
youth of both sexes, between the ages of six
and eighteen. This task lias been performed
by them, iu accordance with instructionslaid
down by lidward Shippen, Esq., the President
of the Hoard of School Controllers, by whom
the necessary blanks were prepared. The
enumeration is now complete, and this after
noon we present it to the public in the accom
panying tables. An examination will show
how thorough it has been; aud we have
reason to believe, from the carefulness exhi
bited by the officers in gathering their infor
mation, that it is essentially correct. The
children enumerated include those only who
are between the ages of six and eighteen,
which ha been found to be about 18 per cent,
of the entire population. This would render
the present aggregate population of the city of
Philadelphia at least 7S4,dOO.
In the following statements will be found a
general summary of the details of the accom
panying tables:
Chlldreu lii the Public Schoola.
Aitrs.
From U to 12.,
" 12 to lii...
" 15 to lis...
" ti to 18...
Hoy.
,.80,67tt
.. 7,lti7
.. 1.4K1
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Girl .
iS.7Ul
7.124
1,-1US
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5U,a77
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2,851
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ORY GOODS.
LINEN STORE.
838 ARCH STREET.
New Linen Dress Goods,
Printed Linen Cambrics,
SEW PATTERNS JUST OPENED.
Travelling Dress Linens,
EI N EN FOB TBA VELLI.VU DBEXiSES.
Printed Shirting Linens,
A CASE JUST OPENED,
OF GOOD 1V AE.IT1T, AT 75 CENTS 1'EB
YARD.
GEOUGE MILLIKEN,
EINEN IMPOKTEU,
And Wholeaale and Retail Dealer,
4 5 thstusmrp No. 88S ARCII STREET.
AT
THORNLEY'S ! ! !
NEW (.ooris,
REAUT1FUL GOODS,
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
DECIDEDLY CHEAP GOODS,
SILK GOODS,
DRESS GOODS.
LINEN GOODS,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
WHITE GOODS.
GOODS FOR 9IEN,
GOODS FOR ROYS
UOODS FOR CHILDREN.
tN FACT,'
THORNLEY'S.
N. E. CORNER EIGHTH AND SPRING
GARDEN STREETS,
Ii a good place to buy DRY GOODS, because you ara
Bure to Kel the worth of your money, aud ulwuys a
Urfce blocK to select irom.
"ONE FIUCE CASH STOKE.
THE FIVE BTORY WHITE BUILDING.
Fjilabllshed In ISM. 8 18m8p
DKAKN KS8. KV bit I 1NB1KUMUNT THAT
aclence and skill have luvemed to analiit tbe
utiarlnK la evt-ry aeKree oi unmuena; hiou, xmiiriur;
aUo. CraudaU'a Ptnt Clutches, auuerlor to anv
oiliera lu ue, t P. MADiailA'tt, Wo. 116 TKN'l'll
Street .below Cheeuut,
BETWEEN THE AGES
IN PHILADELPHIA.
OVER 19 YEARS OLD, AND
YKAiUS OLD.
NOT OVER
Number
enKHRed In
Boine
Itexular
Number
Pri
vate Schoola.
Nomb'r
attend.
inir
Church
lichoolfl
NeJthcr
at School,
nor
Employed
at present.
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Chlldreu la Private Schoola.
Airt. Jlai. Girl. Tnta!.
FtMlltOl2 a.lU 4,Mti.r 8,.'t(ll
12 to ir 1.K17 lm 2.K77
" 15 to 18 u:ui l,ai
0 to 18 5,9;8 6,8tit 12,7y'J
Children In Parochial Schoola.
ytoi-o. llmi. (Hrls. lxitalx.
From 6 to 12 4,lilU 9,.5
" 12tol.) i5 t" 1,900
" 15 to IH 18tt 222 408
8 to 18 5,782 0,081 11,803
Children at Regular Employment.
jiliis. Jl'iy. Olrlt. Total.
From 6 to 12 8H2 701 1,0 Kj
12 to l.i l.iii 7,2oj
15 to 18 0.73:1 5,2r8 ll,t!H
0tol8 11,750 9,152 20.U02
Children Kelther Employed Nor at
School.
jinet. MnyK. Girts. "Totals.
From 6 to 12 4,078 f,ld5 JO.jtttf
12 to l.i I, KM 2,707 4,511
15lol8 l,."),Ki 3,5'JI 5,130
Ot0l8 8,018 12.480 20,531
General Summary.
lions. Girls. 7i
In Public Schools :!ii,ir( 37,201 7il.41i)
Iu Private Hchools fi.WtH o.NOI 12.7!l)
In Puroehlal Bchools 5,782 0,081 11,801
Total at School 50.876 50.20.) 101.0S1
F.miiloye. 11,75'J 0,152 20,!K)2
In Idleiiesa 8,018 12,480 20.531
Grand total 70,074 71,813 112,717
General Summary by Afrea.
Anrt. limis. Girls. Tntals.
From 0 to 12 44T73 41.879 81I.052
12 to li 15 318 15,510 30,804
" 15 to 18 10,553 11,448 22.001
Totals 70,071 71,813 115,517
By a comparison of the above figures we de
duce the following:
Table ot Perceutagea.
Jious. Girls. Totals.
In Public Schools 27-4 20-1 53 5
In Private Schools 4 2 4-8 0-0
Iu Parochial Schools 4'1 4 3 8'4
Total nt School ST, 7 35-2 70 9
Employed 82 04 11-0
lu lUleuess 57 8 8 11-5
Grand totals 49-0 50 4 100-0
DHY GOODS.
JO THE LADIES.
WE A ICE NOW RECEIVING OUR SPRING
SUPPLY OP
WHITE GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARK:
NEW STYEE FRINGED EACE TIDIES,
NEW STYEE FRINGED APPEItUE
TlDItS,
NEW STY EE FRINGED CROCHET TIDIES,
AI.EENCIENNES,
EACE MUSEINS,
TUCKED MUSLINS,
ItKIEEIANTE,
FRENCH B1UEE,
SO FT CAM It K M S,
TAREETANS,
SHEER EAWNS,
ORGANDIES,
INDIA TWILLS,
NAINSOOKS,
INDIA MULL,
WHITE AND COLORED PI4UETS,
FRENCH PERCALES, MADAPOLAMS,
Together with a choice assortment of
COLLATtS, CCFFS. SETS, WORKED EDGINGS
INfcEKTINGB. BANDS, LACES, CAU13HIO
HANDKERCHIEFS.
HOSIERY.
AI.Ii AT THE PRESENT KEDUCED PRICES.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN & ARRISON,
4 4 th8tu9t NO. 1008 CIIESNUT STREET.
No. 11U1 CHKSNUT Street.
KID CLOVES.
"ANGELE."
TbiB Glove being cut by tbe
SVSTEME JOSEPHINE,
WITHOUT BEAM ON fclDE, renders It the
Deal luting Glove Imported.
The extensive sale of it by First-Class Ke
talteis In New Yoik, in competition with other
mukea, Is a guarantee ol lu quality.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.,
H, W. Corner Kleveulhand Chesnut
weJiH inwwMH;) iH '"tJ-
A T RETAIL,
POPULAR PRICES IN SILKS,
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
LINENS,
MOURNING GOODS,
CAMS1MERES, AND "OUSE-FURNISH .
ING PRY GOODS.
JAS. R. CAMPDELL & CO.,
f Sim MO. 787 CHESNUT STREET.
OF SIX AND EIGHTEEN,
OVEK15YF.AOI.D.ANDNOTOVER
TOTAL,
Nnm- I
ber en- Neither
wed IntHcli'l
Num
ber at
tending Putillo
Schools
Nun- I Num
ber at- I tier al
tfiidiiiK tending
I'rlvHle ( hn r eh
hchoole .Schools
Number
between
the Akp
of A and
1ft.
iu si'me ; nor Kin
Keen.
loyed
at pre
lr kiri'
e ut.
sent.
B's U's
It's ;G-S
118,11 s B's U's B'a
Ui
M s. F'a.
1844 1".'IH
4675 4749
2138 2180
2CIII 2181
Will 2.192
2184 2174
12. ill l;B
Wi8 3m71
18.11 2Mrt
1017 lOnl
18.111 7i8
38.W H'lll'J
4472 4.l
3'.l!l 4221
"111.'. 7780
35 1 (l 32XH
47m 4 HI
l 951
49.51' 5"(i3
251 0 2li7
2 181 1 2'i40
3492 32(4
2,Vi.ii 2mi.ri
1463 112.5
70674 ;71.H43
W 25 1 8 a 8 1(1 R9 104
hH iai 12 14 3 n 47 4i1
2ii r4 4 10 3 3 , -m
23 lii 4 2 1 1 M n,
17 HI 2 2 8 I Ml 57
fill 4H 27 44 15 21(1, 210
'11 W li! 24 7 5 U-i 167
Kii l'.M 73 1('7 fi 6 2lln 8-l'J
Ml 4(1 43 Wi S 7 179 ln
27 211 2K l 1 3 74 62
Hi A3 1 411 47 18 2ll 141.', Ws
K, lilli (l 40 9 III 4.1II 2!I3
K'ft m! :,8 71 17 441 317
114 13!li 471 Ki 11 6 2-J3 2l'.i
lid 72 I" I I 7 14 1 Dv 744
44 Wli liil 8 3 llll UK" S3"
23 3d Id, 7 18 14. AHII 41
14! 12! 4 4 8 ' H'i M
1311 112 611 M 20 141 458 1 JW
Bill 61, 28; 30 1 1 6 277 M,
(K; W 68 131 1 22 28! 172 ,',7i
13i 82 38, 32! 9! Ul 24H lxs!
..9. 41; 47' 15 5; 1:17 K8j
f,4 2!)1 41 1 62 3 2 las M1
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an
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A furtlier comparison gives us the following
Table of Percentagee by Age.
Jlmis. Girls
From 6 to 12 81-4 ;u 4
" 12 to 15 10-8 10 9
" 15 to 18 7-4 8-1
Totals.
62 8
217
15 5
Total 490 50-4 1000
The preparation of these statistics is hut one
step towards a still further expansion of our
admirable Public School system. The Board
of Control now have at hand a reliable basis
on which to establish their work. Knowing
the precise number of children in each sec
tion of the city, and their classification by age,
sex, and employment, it will be easy for them
to ascertain whether the facilities offered by
the schools under their general supervi
sion are at all equal to the demand.
The mere fact that there are
in the city at the present time over twenty
thousand children between the ages of six and
eighteen full fourteen and a half per cent, of
the entire number who are neither in attend
ance upon any school nor engaged in any kind
of regular employment, shows that there is au
ample field for labor still left open. A largo
number of these, as a matter of course, are
to be set down in the list of invalids, or as
absent from the city for the express pu rpose
of receiving a liberal education; but we think
both these classes will be found to embrace
but a small minority of those included in the
twenty thousand in question. The Board of
Control, however, have at their disposal an
immense sum of money lor the erection of
new school-houses, aud about half-a-dozen
are al ready under way. mat tne work
will be pushed forward on these aud
many others already projected we
have no doubt ; more especially as
the Board itself has recently undergone a
radical reformation, the appointment of its
members by a late act of the Legislature hav
ing been taken out ot the hands of petty poli
ticians, and lodged with the responsible and
unpartisan judges of our city courts.
DRY GOODS.
pASHIOriS FOR LADIES.
NOW OPEN
New Paris Cloaks and Mantillas,
WALKING SUITS
AND
COSTUMES DE VOYAGE,
For Ladies and Misses.
BLACK DRESS SILKS
FItOJI $3 TO $10
Lace Points and Rotondes,
OI K DKKSS-MAKIXG DEPARTMENT,
Under tbe superintendence ol accomplished modistes
IbKOW OPEN lor the prompt execution of all orders
entrusted to us.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
2 J. s.uth2mrp
No. 90 CHESNUT Street
EDDING CARDS.
PAItTY INVITATIONS.
THE LATEST NOVELTIES.
R. H0SKINS & CO.,
MTATIOMEUM AND ENUBA VEU.H,
21tutbH6mrp
NO. 918 ABt'II fitTBEET.
BLANK BOOKS,
OF THE BEST QUALITY,
ON IIANO AND MADE TO OBDEIi.
C'OVNTINCl-HOl'NE STATION EBY,
R. H0SKINS & CO.,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
STATIONERS AND PRINTERS,
. 1 1 tutbeemrp WO, 01$ ARCII STBEJET
AUCTION SALES.
FniLi Ford. Auctioneer. .
CLELLAND it CO
' W. r.M m lhllln PnrH Ar W)
M
AUCTION ILkHH. No. MAiUiET fcStreet
BALE OF 1700 CABFS HOOTS, PTTOEB, BROGANS,
BA I.MOKAI.H, Km
tin 1 humday Morning.
Arrll 11. cnminencln at 10 o'clock, wa will Mil y
rntalORue, for rah, 1700 case" Men's, Boys, aua
Youths' H00U. Hhoen, hrngann, Balmoral, elo.
Aloo, Women'e. M '. end Children's wear, from
city and Ksslern manufacturers, to which the alien
lion of the trade Is railed. l4B4t.
"lOUN B. MYERS CO.. AUCTIONEERS
O Nus. 232 and 234 MARKET BireeU
LAHOE SAI.EOF RRITIHlt. FRKNCTT GERMAN,
AND DOUKWT1U DHY OOODH
We wlrl hold n hinje sale ol forelRn and domestic
dry gooiis. by catalogue, on lour months' credit, and
iiurt lor catthi
On Thursday Morning.
April 11, at 10 o'clock, embrarliiK about (HK) pack
a:s Hnd Iota of staple and lancy articles, iu woolleus,
woiMfdB, linens, silks and cottons.
N, Jt.-t ataloRUPs ready and goods arianged lor ex-
ainlliHtlon earlv on the morning ol nale. 4 5 6t
loco WH1.8 fAXON Y WOVEN STUFFS,
trail !,( Kki.iv woven (In ss goeds. embracing a
choice aKoriuient of one of the most celebrated and
lavoiile importations.
K hales Kussln Crash, tor cash, slightly damaged; !10
nieces shlrling llnei.s; also, house-keeping aud other
linens, cloths, domestics, silks, shawls, etc.
LARGE rOSITIVESAI.K OF CARPETINOS, CAN
TON MATT1NOH, ETC
On Friday Morning.
April 12, at 11 o'clock, will be sold by catalogue, on
four months' credit list, about 2co pieces rich royal
On mask, Venetian, superfine and fine Ingrain, Dutch
hemp, cottage, and rag carnetlngs, etc., embracing a
choice assortment of superior goods, which may be
examined early on tbe morning ef sale. 4 6 St
LAROE FFREMTTORY KALE OF FRENCH AND
OTHER Et'ltOI'KAN DRY OOODei, El'C.
On Monday Morning,
April 13, at 10 o'clock, will be sold by catalogue, on
four months' credit, about 9oo Iota of Frencn, Jndla.
(iernian, and British Dry Goods, embracing a full
esHortmcnt or fancy and staple articles In silks,
woisteds, woollens, linens, aud cottons.
N. B. Onods arranged lor examination and cata
logues ready early ou morning at sale. 1.4 !) (it
JM. (iUMMEY & 80NP, AUCTlONLEItS
No. 608 WALNUT Htreek
Hold Regular Pales of
REAL ESTATE, bTOCKR. AND SECURITIES AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
Hnndhllis of each properly Issued separately,
loco calnlogues puhlished aud circuluted, containing
full descriptions ol property to be sold, as also, a par
tial list ol property contained In our Real Estate Regis
ti r. una olleied ut private sale.
bales advertised dally In all the dally newspapers,
Ledger, North American, German Free Press, In
qulier. Evening Bulletin, Oermau Democrat, Age,
"Evening Telegraph," Press, and Legal Intelligencer,
SALE OX MONDAY. APRIL IS, will Include
MODERN FOUR-bTOKY BRICK RESIDENCE,
No. lc-3 Clinton street.
DEMRABLE BLILDINQ LOT, north side) ol
Thompson street, east ol'buventh atreeu.
hl'KlNU GARDEN H'l'KEET. Valuable Building
Lot, :;u by 171 leet through to Brandy wine street, nortu
side of spring Oardeii sMeel.liil feet west of Eight
eenth street, adjoining the new row of brown-alone
residences.
MODERN FOUR-STORY BRICK STORE AN D
REbl UENCE, southwest corner of Tenth und Rod
man streets.
TWO THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos.
loi'2 and 11x14 Rodman streei.
TWO-hTOltY BRICK DWELLING, No. 640 N.
beventh street.
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, northeast corner
of Allegheny avenue and Second street.
FOURTEEN DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS. 1(1
by U2 leet each. North Broad streei, corner ol busijue
ln. nun avenue.
TWO-bTORY BRICK DWELLING, No. 2025 Cat ha
rlue street.
PAKCOAST & WARNOCK, AUCTIONEERS
No. 240 MARKET bTREET,
LARGE POSITIVE BALE'' OF AMERICAN AND
IMPORTED DRY GOOD8, RIBBONS. M.ILLI
II FRY GOODS. HOSIERY GOODS, ETC.
By catalogue, on a credit.
On Wednesday.
April 10, commencing ut In o'clock, comprising
about 7.r0 lots new und desirable goods, suited to pre
sent sulcs. 4 8 21
LAROE TOSITIVE SPECIAL SALE OF 500 PACK-
AG KM AND LOTS O BOH KM I AW GLASS AND
FRENCH CHINA WARE, bILVER-PLA 1 ED
WARE, ETC..
Of the imuortntion and bv order of
S1EKSRS. K 11 TEL, K I.ENGENBEltU it CO., NEW
YORK,
By cntnlogue,
On Thursday,
April 18, 18R7, at 10 o'clock.
This sale will com mine a lull and very attractive
Assortment of entirely new goods, now lauding from
steuniers. Imported by the above firm tor llrst-chiss
ciiy retail sales, and will be found well worthy the
special attention of city and country retail und Job-
lug trade.
Particulars in lulure advertisements. 4 8 lot
M.
THOMAS & SONS, N09. 139 AXD 141
U. FOURTH blreeu
Sale No. 2noe Mount Vernon street.
BUrERlOH FURNITURE, l'UKO FORTE, TA
PEbTY CA RPETS, ETC.
On Wednesday Morning,
10th instant, at 10 o'clock, at No. 2(xx Mount Vernon
street, by cutulogue. 45 41
May be seen eurly on the morning of sale.
Sale at Congress Hall, No. 527 Chesnut Street.
VERY VALUABLE LEASE OF EIGHT YEARS
nl s.ifi(H) per annum. Large Bar aud Bar Fixtures,
Flue French Plato Mirrors, Slock of Liquors, etc.
On Wednesday, April 10.
At 1 o'clock, at Congress Hull, No. 527 Chesnut
Blreet, by catalogue. It
Snle at Nos. 139 and 141 8. Fourth St.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FRENCH-PLATE MTR
RORS. PIANO FORTES, BRUSSELS CARPETS,
ET C. ETC.
On Thursday Morning Next,
At9 o'clock, at the Auction stoie.au extensive as
sortment of Second-Hand Furniture. 4 tt 2t
Public Sale on the Premises.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE AND FURNITURE,
No. 1(121 Wallace Street.
On Saturday Morning,
April 13, at 10 o'clock, on tbe premises, the modern
three story Brick Residence, with two-story back
building, aud lot of ground 20 feet front by 180 feet
deep to Noret street. May be seen at any time. Also,
THE 11 ANDbOME FURNITURE, ELEGANT
MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS. FINE CUR
TAINS. HANDSOME BRUSSELS CARPETS,
ETC. ETC. 4 4t
s
AMU EL C. FORD & SONS, AUCTIONEERS
Bales of Real Estate, Stocks, Loans, etc, at Phila
delphia Exchange, every Friday at 12 o'clock, noon.
Our bales are advertised In all the dally aud several
of the weekly newspapers, by separate handbills of
each property, and by pamphlet catalogues, one
thousand of which will be Issued on Wednesday pre
ceding each sale.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE BALK.
REAL ESTATE PALE, April 12. willlnclude
TH REE-bTORY BRICK DWELLING, No. 316
Monroe street. Gas, hath, etc. bale absolute. Im
mediate possession.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. Liberty street, be
tweeu Upland and Madison streets. Chester, vo by 146
leet.
BUILDING LOT. on Factory street, Frankford, 112
leet iront.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, North Penn Vil
lage, Twenty-eighth Ward, Twenty-seventh street,
between Eiometi aud Dauphin, bo leet 4,1, incnes
front by 110 leet deep. 4 5
B.
SCOTT. JR.. AUCTIONEER, No. 1020
CUEbN UT blreet.
AUCTION BALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
B. SCOTT, Jr., will give his personal attention
to sales ot household furniture, at the re.sldeuc.ee
of parties removing or breuklug up housekeeping on
the most favorable terms.
CARD. We are authorized to announce a special
saleol line French artistic bronzes, China, and bisuuet
ornaments, alabasler urns, vuses and figures, umaruio
unusual ana fine one, and will be well worthy the
H..i....iuu u lunin arv unit er7 in. 4 Q
MI',E,IS,'fe M'CANN'S CLOSING SALE OF
MV.1'.,.'.!t!?. PAINTINGS, AMERICAN AND
To he sold without reserve, ou account of retiring
irom the busbies.
B. Scott, Jr., will sell, without reserve.
On Thursday and Friday Evenings,
April 11 and 12. ut 7.' o'clock, the entire collection
of modern paintings belonging to Messrs. M'C'lees
A M'tann. at their Art Gallery, No. W7 Chesuut
stre t. Among the artists represented are
Edmund D. Lewis, (). B Atwood,
James Hamilton, .Briscoe,
vtf V. Van Bonrleld,
v. Miendun Young.
W. H. Cooi er,
T. J. Fennlmore.
George F. Beusell,
Leonard,
Laulont de MeU, r,c.
W. E. Winner,
Ti, n.in.i.. ..A!ll!wton",exhlbltlod, free, d
and evening, at the Oallery . No. 027 Chanut streefa
r MAfiKKY. AUCTIONEER
C' A 9,? ,7mi ,ni'K Btreefc 1 21U
umca ro-
. . w nav SL ff Ml CIs
B
1 Y UKNMi m t.YNE Mureet.
CHifcN UT biree
Biiu sum rie. bic, iub importuilon ot Messrs.
Vltl Bros, (late Vlto Vltl & Sous), to take place ut
Scott s Art Gallery. No. 1UA Chesnut street, in the
course oi u jew uavs. i n sen leci mi will .,,
AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BIRCH A SON, NO. 1110 CHE3
NUT Btreet, above Eleventh tltreet.
Pale at No. 11111 CHESNUT Ptw
ELEGANT JllltllsHloi.h FUHNlTUkK Hcnn.
M A K KK PIANO FORTE, LA R(i R M I RR(Jr!v
CARPETS. FKEMH AND CANTON CklNA
SILVER-PLAT ED WARE, ETC. "NA,
On Friday moininf.
At f o'clock, at tbe auction store, No. 1110 ChMrrint
Btreet. will be sold tbe elegant furniture of a lamll
declining housekeeping.
Particulars In a few davs. T4 5t
GROCERIES, ETC.
VERY CHOICE
OOLONG TEA,
FOR SALE. BY
T IICMrS ON BLACK & SON,
BROAD AND IIKISNI T STREETS,
8 30 Btuthamrp PHILADELPHIA
gPARKLINC ALE.
Thirty casks William Younger's Sparkling Edin
burgh STRONG ALE. lu tine order, fur sale by the
cask or dozen.
Also, a large assortment of high, medium, and low
grades HAVANA CIGARS, Juet received this week
(or sale by the thousand, single box, or retail.
SIMON C0LT0N & CLABKK,
ft. W.C'OR. It RO AD AND WALNUT STS.,
9 14 tnth84p PHILADELPHIA.
J AMS, JELLIES, AND MARMALADE
From Crosse & Blackwell's.
RASPBERRY, A PRICOT,
GOOSEBERRY,
BLACK AND RED CURRANTS,
ORANGE, ETC,
Imported and for sale by
JAMES R. WEBB,
WALNUT and EIGHTH Street.
8 H
JSEW BONELESS SARDINES
ITALIAN JIAfAUONI AD YKBMHVLLI
HAVANA AND MESSINA ORANGES,
ALBERT a ROBERTS,
. Dealer in Fine Groceries,
H 7rp Corner ELEVENTH and VINE sta.
L. KNOWLES & CO.
FLOUR.
4 6 6l4p
NO. 121 MARKET STREET.
FAMILY FLOUR.
EVERY BAKKEL WARRANTED.
FOR BALE BY
J. EDWARD ADDIOKS.
(Lute of fc. Knowles A Co.
No. 12S0 MARKET Street.
ftJEW ITALIAN MACCARONI
"PBCSELLES" FOR STEWING OR PI EM
HARDIN US BONELESS MACKEREL,
Dun Fish; Yarmouth Bloaters,
FOR BALE BY
ROBERT BLACK A SON,
16 3m4p EIGHTEENTH and CHESNUT 8U.
DIAMOND BKAND HAMS.
The old and justly celebruted Diamond Brant
Bugar-cured HumB, cured by Samuel Dav's, Jr., A Co.,
CluclDuatI, In store aud tor sale by Sole Agents,
WASI1INUTON BUTCHER A SON,
8 16 lmrp Nos. 14S and US N. FRONT Btree
BUT IP YOO WANT GOOD TEA, GO TO WIL
bON'S Old Established Tea Warehouse, No. &
CHEbNUT Streeu
WILSON'S DOLLAR TEA PCJIU
Oolong.
WILSON'S DOLLAR TKA-FINE YOUNG
Hytun.
TUTILSON'S DOLLAR TEA GIVES UNI.
vv
Tersal satislaciiou.
w
ILSON'S DOLLAR TEA PUfif
Japan.
ILSON'S DOLLAR TEA-RICH ANS
ragrant.
ILSON'S DOLLAR TEA EVER l'BODx
likes tt. 211m
WANTS.
THE GENU INK BARTLETT
. SEWING MACUINE.-Wanted
$25.
AKenis, fltu per mouth aud all expenses paiii. to sell
Hie ueuuine Jai iii'm. oewiun luuuuuin. iuis juhuuiu.
will do all the work that can be done on any high
priced Machine, aud is lully patented, licensed, aud
warranted lor live years. We pay the above watces.
or a commission, from which twice that amount cat)
he made. For circulars aud terms address
H. II ALL A CO..
No. 724 CHEaNUT Street.
4 lin Philadelphia, Pa.
FOR SALE.
i FOR SALE THE GOOD-WILL AND
l "L Kin 11 res of the old-esiabllslied Hotel, Restau
fSut.uud Wniiig saloons, situate at the southwest
coruer of CARTER btreet and EXCHANGE Place
lately of Frederick Lakemeyer, deceased, and vor.
ably known as -Lakemeyer s" to all branches , of th
btiJness commuuuy. on
ilt Administratrix.
rm FOR SALE-ONE OK TH09B ELEliANT
ll Private Residences, with side yard, 011 the south,
side of Green street. No. iMi. tiulshed with all the
"a" igeTart ote'tn1,'purcl.se money caa remain on
mortgage. 'VllARLES H. MA88ON.
No. ai N. SIXTH Street.
FOR SALE. A LIGHT, WHOLESALE
MANUFACTURING BUSINESS. Sales cash,
block Tuuls, and Good-will, Vm Leavlnij the city
reason lor selling. Apply No. 1181 CATHERINE.
lt
TO RENT.
f PROPOSALS TO LET THE FA1RM0UNT
LXMansion. Propusals will be received at Li,i
iluto until WEDNESDAY next. April . at w
o'clock, lor the renting of the Mansiou at Fair,
niout Park, lor an Ice-Cream Saloon exc'uslvelv
tio bids-will be received without Unit having tiled a
bond to the amount 01 fsjo at the City bollcltor'Z
OUlce, that the uoutraut will he fully carried out.
CHARLES D1XEY.
Commissioner City Property
WashluKton Rinhlinv
nGERMANTOWN.-TO RENT, ON TULPEU
IIIU'UkM . . ..1 1 .... . UA
' ' " 4 m lull""" UUUUIO MOUSe. foe
one or two yeare. Address F. Vf Uermantowu V,,
to