8 THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, APRIL K 1 OAT 10 FIFTH EDITION LATEST FROBI WflSHIKSTOW. f srWIAl MtSPlTCMBTO TH ITININQ TBLBOBAFH.J Wamiwqtoh, April 15. Territorial OoTrnori-Cn of Coloae) Alexander Cnmmlngi, The President to-day Rent a message to the Benate, enclosing communication! from trie Secretary of the Interior, the Attorney-done, ral, ami the Secretary or Hute. The latter, to whom w also referred the resolution of the 8lu Instant, requesting the President to Inform that body liow illeu Hie Governors, (secretaries, and Juilgeeof (he several Territorlea have been absent from their posta of duly In the Terri tories since ttnlr appointments, eto., Bays the department has no Information in regard to the abcaence of territorial Judges. In respect to Governors anil Secretaries, the Pcpnrlinent has no information other than that given In the tables submitted of what periods have been spent In Washington during their ahsence from the Territories. The leaves joS absence mentioned In the table were In each Instance previously granted, except In the last case of Colonel CummlnRS, Governor of Colo rado Territory, which leave was applied for from J)enver and cranted after his arrival here. The public necessity for such absence, so far as is known to the Department, appears la the table. No part of the expenses of the trips of the Ooternors and Secretaries' have beoa charged to the Government. The Attorney-General, In his communication, says that all the absences mentioned therein were in accordance with leaven previously granted on assurances satisfactory to tue iitorney-Ueneral, that the public Interest should sutler no damage. The Secretary of the Interior says he has no nloruiation on the subject. Sir. Raymond's Case. Mr. Raymond's friends are working to pre vent his rejection, and ask that his name be laid on the table. This course will probably be adopted, Consul to Panama. General Kirby Kmith has Just been confirmed as Consul to Panama. Business In the Senate. It is extremely doubtful If the Senate will gel through to-morrow. Executive Business To.dty, Tbe Committee on Foreign Relations have not yet decided on the case of Raymond. It there is an actual vacancy, they will report in favor of Kio round's continuation, but If Mot It y still holdb the office, they will not. Gideon 11. Hallistee, of Connecticut, is nomi nated for Consul to Havana. General Frank llerron for Marshal of Louisiana. Fire at Boston. Boston, April 15. A Are this morning par tially destroyed the building owned by PatricK Uonohue, the publisher of the Boston Pilot. The loss is estimated at $10,000. CLOTHING. QNE FIUCE CLOTHING. JONES' OLD ESTABLISHED ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, No. G04 MARKET ST., 1 30 wfmSmSp ' ABuVE SIXTH. gOYS' C L O TH I N C. We have now tbe beet assortment of HEADY-MADE CLOTHING FOR BOYS EVER Ol'FFltED IN THIS CITY. A large assortment ot Fancy Coatings and Cassimeres rOB CEKTLEUEJf TO ORDEB FBO.H F. A. HOYT & BEO TENTH AND CIIESNCT STBEETS, SSOsmwlmrp ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS. Qa SOMERS & SON. No. 609 CnESNUT Street, Call tbe attention of tbe public to their Stock of FINE CLOTHING. Also, to the large assortment of NEW STYLE PIECE GOODS for Spring Wear. Our Measure Department Is so organized that gen tlemen can feel every confidence that the garments obtained will be made in the best manner, and latest style. 4tfmwlm C. NOTIEBS A SON. QLTILDREN'S C L 0 T II I X G. JI. SHOEMAKEB dc CO. Bespectfnlly Inform their friends and the public that they have removed to NO. 108 fllESSCT STREET, ' (Lately occupied by E. M. Needles), where they are now opening an elegant assortment of goods tor BOYS. GIltLS. INFANTS, and MISSES, In the latest Paris and London stylos. The public U Invited to call and examine x 2w QAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, Tbe Fidelity I.urance, Trust and Bar Pciio.lt Company, for tbe Bar Keeping 01 toaam, smiou, ana Otu.r Valuables. CAPITAL $00,000 BIBKC'TOBH. N B BUOWNB, iKDWARD W. CLARK, k CI.ARUNCB H. CLARK.IaLKXANI)KH 1HKSBT I JOHN WKLSH. H. A. CALDWELU j;&LLIAOHAM FELL.I HENRY C. GIUSO-V. CHAKLl-Jj MAC A LETTER. Office In the Fire proot Hullding or the Philadelphia Kailonal Bank, CHKSN UT hirea above Foiirtb. This Coniuaiiy twelves on deposit, and IiUAKAN TEES T11K BAFK KEEWN6OF VALUABLES upon the following rates a year, vit.: tiup..n Bonds f1 P1' f ReglHtered Bunds and Securities Woents per i W tiofd Coin or Bullion..'. tipper uo HllverColn or Bullion l'!n Mold or Silver Flate , - fl Per 10 Cash Boxes or small tin boxes of Bankers, Brokers, Capitalists, etc., contents unknown to the Company, and liability limited. il a yenr. The Company otters l.ir KENT (renter exclusively holding the key) SAFES INisIDE ITS VAULTS at po, i. l-to, uud 75 a year, according to siiut and Coupons and Interest Collected for one per cent. ,.....t kllnivMl nil Mltliftv llenr tin. This company Is authortod to receive and execute TruNUI Ol every ueauriyuoii. nlmwtrii N. R. BROWNR, President, JUibkkt JpATTEBHON.'riecretaiy and Treasurer. IIUNTER, NO. 44 NOttTII SEVENTH KTnS'BT', ABOVE FILBERT, PHILADELPHIA. ..Ln.wlertired by nil iirtin interfiled as by far the AtkDtfWiv ik M?.,vLVVLl pH Y8ICIAN 11. ,nt of 7W(UM inhlt tliecmUy. QUICK. iirVniiliUll. and pttr nutrient cwr.t mutranUxd In Hit, 'pue Remember Dlt. HUNTER'S Celebrated VeniMlieHrari only he had genuine at hla old eitab SsOttlCe. 44 ? bJSVi.HTU. bOVt Filbert. 4 13 3l DRY GOODS. PRICE & WOOD, N. W. Cor. EIGHTH and FILBERT, HATE tVUT OPENED One lot of Plal1 Silk Poplins, 1X a yard. Floe Quality French Percale. All-wool Delaines, choice tnadee. , ; Melange Popllus, very cheap. Black All-wool Delaine and Black Alpacag. Oroa Oram Black bilks, cheap. Plaid and Stripe Hootch Gin bams. Black and Wblto Balmoral Bklna. WHITE UOODWI WHITE OOODS I Just opened, a large lot ot Plaid Nainsook Mnsllos, very cheap. While Piques. 50, no, 8S, 73, 80c, and 11. Bufl Piques, 7S cents per yard. Soft Ilnlsh Cambric. Jaconets, Nainsook, Swiss Muslins, Vic toria Lawns, and Wnue Tarletaus. A new lot of i-Inured Hwias Mulls, very cheap. White Marseille- and Honeycomb Quilts. Colored Alhanibra Quilts. LINEN (iIUDi USES OOODl Tabic. Linens, Napkins, and Towels. ReH makes (Shining Linens. Aprou liird-Eye and Nursery Diapers. Linen Huckaback, by tve yard. nUMEINMt . JIl'SLINS! Best makes Shirting, Pillow-case, and Sheeting MUBilllH. J ust opened, a lorne lot of Ladies'. Gents', and Chil dren's Linen Cambric Hdkls. Ladles' Hull, wiilie. and Colored Berlin Gloves. Children's Hull, While a-id Colored Gloves. Ladies' English Milk til uvea. Jouvln's Kid Uloves, best (juullty Imported. PIUOE Sj WOOD. N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT streets. N. B.-Cloths BUltublc for Ladia' Cloaks and Faeques. A cheap lot ot all-wool t 'aaslnieres. Ladies' and Children s Hoop Skirts. 10 22 229 FARIES & WARNER, 229 NOIITII NINTH STllEliT, ABOVE RACE, WILL OPEN TO-DAY One cane double width all wool Delaines, choice colors, bi-Bt goods yet ollered, tac. a yard. Black A Ipacas, 40. 45. oO. tiu, 65, 70, tvc, etc. Yard wine Spring Chintzes, V ;. Plain and Figured Percales, Mourning Chintzes, etc. String Delaines, I'luld poll ue Chevres, etc at reduced prices. 2uno j aids Bleached Muslin at 12itic, worth 15c. by llie case . , , Blenched Sheeting, 2 yards wide, 00c, Pillow-case Muslin. 1,'4 yard wide, 2'c. Real Wuter Twist Bleached Muslin, 20ft Bestniakcsol Bleached MubIiiis. One bale ol good Kubsiu Crash, 12c. 'J able Linens. Nupains. Towels, etc. Bulluiovule Flunmis, reduced prices Lest 61 CUll WOOl Flannel 111 CllV, "Yard wiue Domel Flannel, 37)ac. MeltoDK, for buys' wear. use. Spring L'ulmoruls, l 2i. WHITE OOUIIS. WHITE WOODS! Marseilles Quills, lrom auction, bargains. Large Plaid Nalui-ouks, M. 66. tio, and eoc Plaid Nainsooks, 25, 31 o7,jso.. etc. Fine Victoria Lawns, ai. IT,?, 45, 50, and 60c. Plain and Striped Nainsooks, Swiss Mulls, etc. Shirred Muslins, While Marseilles, etc. Apron Blrd-cve, Nurseiy Diiiper.etc Linen Shirt Froms, 30, 15, 6U, 06, (&), and 7Dc. Three-ply Linen Culls, Uc 5u dnz. Misses' Llneu ItilKls., Klc Butcher Linen, 40 Inches Ide, 6ti and G2',ic. Gents' Spring and summer Underwear. Geuls' Nick-lies, Suspenders Hdkls., etc. Hosiery a' reduced tU es. Ladles' soring Gloves. 2oc. up. Hamburg Edgings and Ineenlngs. G. . v eivet luuuuDt. an wiuius. jwjO Linen Fans, at all prices, etc. etc FA111ES & WARNER, 22U3 NO. 829 HOHTU NINTH HTBEET. No, 1101 CUlNUT Streeu KID CLOVES. "ANGELE." This Glove being cut by tbe NTfcTEUE JOSEI'HINE, WITHOTJT SEAM ON SIDE, renders It the best tilting Glove Imported, The extensive Bale of it by First-Clans Re" taileislnNew York in competition with other makes, is a guarantee of lis quality. E. M. NEEDLES & CO., N.W. Corner Eleventh and Cheanut laeiip J.fl tCWHt HD IQH 'ON 8. W. Corner of Fourth oud Jlaroh Sts. ABE OPENING NEW HOODS FOBSPBINC1 OF 18 6 71. FANniONA BEE SILKS. (STEEL COLORED POPLINS. MAGNIFICENT OBOANDIES, NOVELTIES IN SHAWLS HEAVIEST BLACK SILKS. NEW GOODS DAILY. 3 S wfmSrn EE-OPENING OF "New Mourning Store." This Store has Just been opened with a well-selected STOCK OF MOURNING GOODS, AT FOPCLAR PRICES. Also, tbe largest and handsomest assortment ot 3IOCBMNU MILLINERY, Ever ottered in this city, manufactured expressly tor this establishment. NO. 1113 lli SNCT STREET, "lUHARD HCW.' A. MYERS, Lately of New Yoik. 8 22 fmw2m QPEN INC . , NEW CLOAK S T O II E. NO. .618 ASCII STREET, Between Eighth and Ninth Streets, South Side. The latent Spring Styhs.ln every quality ot Cloth, at very low prices. Ladies lu search ol NEW SPRING SACQUES should Inspect onr devgua and assortment betore purchasing elsewhere. " ! I AVIS' NEW STORE, . TnE ARCH RTREKT CLOA K EMPORIUM, 8 ih.wr!ni J . . So gw ARCJl street CIwiPcL5uSift1 x?;?A,TlPETC'. Mattings, N. E. CornerVELEv'MaSA1liKET atr-w,,. opened this morulrg.frow auctoiflAKKET 8treet Insralu Carpets, all wool, ttt 75c.. 87c 'tt tins and im 1 ugralu Carpel.. wool a ,0'' V1: '?'; 620.-English Tapestry Bruwelg uiiitonN "if": . 6(k. Window HliadfS. i to fcl. pui T laud, ic. WUlte Matting, 87c to 5uc h, "c. to M: V oollen Jiruggeuj. lt to ll-w,. hMt Cloths, itsc. Hprlng Chlntites, lio. to 2oo, ILaiuu, tbe. MuHline. llo. to ftc. CHEAP PTORK, Jilm N. JC. Corner ELEVEMU nod MARKET btrtmia, DRY GOODS. J C. STMWBI1IDGE & CO. SILKS! SILKS! SILKS ! 01-00 FLA ID SILKS. CHEAP PLAID SILKS. CHEAP PLAIN SILKS. CHEAP FANCY SILKS. CHECKED SILKS, 1'00 ANDt'12. I1AKUAINS INMOIRE;ANTItlJE-JILHS. PLAIN SILKS, ftS. It' I II E AKDHEAYY BLACK SILKS FOR COAT6, !i'50 PER YAKU. WHITE GOODS ! FlDe White Brilliants, 25 cents. Splendid Quality Brilliants, 28 and 81 cents. Bargains in Nainsook Mnslins. Bargains In Piques. Bargains in French Chintzes. New rityle l'lald Muslins. DRESS GOODS! GRANITE POFLINS FOR SUITS. ALEXANDRES FOB SEITS.l LARUE ASSORTMENT OF CI KEY GOODS LIGHT ALPACAS, ALL NEW SHADES. CLOTHS FOR LADIES' WEAR 5000 Yards 100 Different Styles. Cloths, New Styles, $1'25. Very Handsome Cloths, 8 1 -50. Double Width Cloihs, J17Q. All New Materials for Sackings constantly la Stock. Cassimeres for Business Suits. CaxBinieres for Boys' Suits. All-wool Cassimeres, 76 cents. Fine Cassimeres for Meu'a Wear, S1'25. LINEN DRILLS AND DUCES. Plain Linens for Boys. Fancy Linens for Boys. Plaid and Stripe Linens. White Linen Drills. White Linen Ducks. J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO. NORTHWEST CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET STS. 1 lltemrpS PHILADELPHIA. JOHN W. THOMAS, Kos.405 and 407 North SECOND St. ;OW OPEN, A FELL ASSORTMENT OP BEST BLACK SILKS, CnENE SILKS, PLAIN SILKS, 8 2smUrp PLAID SILKS, FIGVRED GRENADINE, UERNANI, FRENCH ORGANDIES AND LAWNS, LARGE VARIETY OF GREY GOODS. jT THORNLEY'S ! ! ! NEW GOODS, BEAETIFl'L GOODS, FASHIONABLE GOODS, DECIDEDLY CHEAP GOODS SILK GOODS, DRESS GOODS, LIKEN GOODS, DOMESTIC GOODS, WHITE GOODS. GOODS FOB MEN, GOODS FOR BOYS GOODS FOB CHILDREN. IN FACT, THORNLEY'S, N. E. CORNER EIGIITn AND SPBINU GABDEN STBEETS, Is a good place to buy DRV GOODS, because you are sure to get tbu woriu of your money, aud alwars a large block to select from. "ONE PRICE CASH STORE." THE FIVE BTOHY WHITE BUILUINQ. Established In 1863. 8 163m8p AT RETAIL. POPULAR PRICES IN SlLKS. DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, LINENS, I HOFKNING GOODS, CASklMEBEM, AND HOCKE-FCB!"' ING DRY GOODS. i JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO.. 4 81m NO. 77 CHESNCT STBEET. J CHAMBERS, NO. 610 AKCH 6TUEBT. NoveltleB Openlug Lally Real Cluuy Laces. Black Guipure Laces. 1'oiuU) Aipliiie Laces. , I'oiuie de Uafce Laces. Thread Veils from t iiO. WHITE GOODS. Marseilles tor prwses Bsrealns. " French MimMrs, 2 '"' wide, at l oenw. Chirred aud Tucked Lace MuhIIiis; India Iwlllea 1-oun Cloth! Plaid, Hirlpe, aud Plain NalnMonksi aofl tlnlHh Cambric, IV, yard wide; CaiubllU JbXigU'gs ana luMjiiious, uw tiwilgu. ysxy cheap. I uu DRY GOODS. p A R I S. AU PETIT ST. THOMAS. 87, 19, !, a, RFC DE BAC. S5 Rl'E DE L'tTNIYERSITE, NEAR THE PALACE EXHIBITION. This House, ealabllsbed i upwards of fifty years, Is rjDlTersally known and famed as one of the best esta blishment In Pai la, In which thorough confidence may be placed. In Its Immense premises, which all foreigners should ylslt will be lound tbe most complete assortment of: BILKS. FIRbT NOVELTIES, bllAVVLS, WOOLI.MB, LACK. LINOEKIK, KEA HY MAUE ARTICLES PORLADIES t L'lW. COTTON AND THREAD STUFFS, ULOVKm. RIIIUON, TKi M M I M4w, CARPETS, ARTICLES OF FURMTCRK. ENOMBn ASSISTANTS. FIX KD PRICE. 3 1361 MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC. yyOOD & GARY, No. 725 CHESNUT Street, OPEN DAILY NEW STYLES FANCY BONNETS, LADIES' AND MISSES' HATS. NOVELTIES IN FRENCH FLOWERS, MAKIBEAI7 FLOWERS, BRONZE FLOWERS, BONNET FRAMES, SILKS, RIBBONS, CRAPES, ORNAMENTS, FRINGES, ETC., STRAW BONNETS, ENGLISH HATS, MO CHS ING IIO.N XKTS. WOOD & OAKY, 32D2m NO. 7U5 CHESNUT STREET. Q7 EIGHTH STREET 1Q7 RIBBON STORE, FOUR DOORS ABOVE ARCH STREET. JULIUS SICIIEL IlHSjnst opened a flneassortmentomiLLISERY (iOOHM lor the entiling Season, consisting of SI It AW BOM NETS AND UATS, the latest bhapes and styles, KlBRONSinnll colors, widths, and qual ltles; the best aASorlmeut in thecity. Buuuet bilks, Batiua, Velvets, and Crapes, all quail ties aud sliaues. trench Elowcrs, a superb assortment in the lutes novelties. Velvet Ribbons, bluck aud colored, In all widths and qualities. 'I be best French and New York Ronnet Frames ulwuvs ou hand. Bonnet Ornaments, Hugle Fringes, the handsomest sti les; in tact, every article used in making or trim ming a bonnet or bat. The above goods are all selected with tbe best care, and will be Sold l the lowest maiket rates to suit the times. JULIUS SIOHEL, NO. 107 NORTH EIGHTH STREET, J FOUR DOORS ABOVE ARCH. P. S. No trouble to show goods. 4 21in WJ. H. HORSTSVSAN &SONS FIFTH and CHERRY Sts., MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF LADIES' DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, ZEPHYR WORSTED, NOTIONS, AND SHALL WARES Also, opened lately, A IIOSIKKY DEPARTMENT, And have now In Stock a full line or their OWN IMPORTATION of COTTON HOSIERY", GLOVES. SUSPENDERS, and all other articles belonging to this branch. Special Inducements offered In prices. T4 i mwftp2m AMBER, PEARL. CRYSTAL AND JJET TRIMMINGS. ZEPHYR WORSTED, SOLD FULL WEIGHT, AT ItAPSON'S 4 9 lm5p TRIMMINGS AND ZEPHYR STORE, N. W. CORN Fit EIGHTH AND CHERRY. jyjO U R N I NC MILLINERY. ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MOTJKlNIIVGr BONNETS, AT NO. 904 WALNUT STREET. 3Z76m MAD'LLE KEOCH. No. 720 CHESNUT STREET. w.nnn trvfiav a full and splendidly as- ...A Jt..,.lT FRENCH AND NEW YORK BONNET STRAW HATS, STRAW BONNETS, RONNET it IMBONS, " TRIMMING B 1 1 RONS, wee VET RIBBONS, S1LHS. VELVETS, LACE, FTC. K,.,, PARIS FLOWERS AND ORNAMENTS. Allot "latent aud most approved styles. aud at the lo est prices. Kyrva 129 lm fro. Oil RON UT B"eet. M US. It. DILLON, HOS. 8 AND 381 SOUTH STREET, Hsa a handsome assortment of SPRING MILLI- fad!eV, Misses', and Children's straw and Fancy Bonnets and Hals of the latest styles. Fa-thrtrs Also. Bilks, Velvets, Ribbons. Crapes, Feathers, Flowers. Frames, etc ' . fr- M. E. MA?ON & to., AT THEIR 8w"S" NEW BTORE, - No. 1316 CHESNUT Street. rf Will open. April 10 and I . atest styles ol SFRINU AND hUMMKlt BONNETS, HATS, AND DHLoa CAPS. Would call -Pecmi. "Uentlonm Oielr 9 .U.UIll i M T I I lill'li Ml'ilrtUillU i RfffrrWf mnB GENUINE EAGLE VEIN, THE CRT.V. I I brated PRESTON, and the pure hard GREEN- u OOI) IXJA1., Hgg ana dujvb, .em mj ui pnrui yi uif ltv at rt-60 per ton; superior LEHIGH at -76. , Each of tbe above articles are warranted to give per fio-t satisfaction In every respect. Orders received at No. 1 14 s. Til I RD Street; Emporium, No. 1314 WAS U LNGTVJH Avenue, 4 IV'A'in Ill I II. JOH 1 1 M AUCTION SALES. JOHN B. MYERS CO., AUCTIONEERS Nos. 232 and in MARK ET Street. LA ROE TOMTIVE PAI.K OF ROOTS, PHOES, BKOUANH, IHAVKI.MNll RAGS, E1C. .... On Tuemlay Morning. April 1, at 10 o'clock, will be sold, by catalogue, on four months' credit, annul lho psramjos boot, shoes, bnlmorals, etc. emhrnclng a prime and freh assori ment of Ursl-ciass city and Fjtstern manulacture. Ueu lor examinallou with catalogues eanly on the motulug of sale. 4 10 Si LA ROE POSITIVE BALK OF BRITIPH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND IM)M11'IC DRY GOODS, we will hold a large .ale ol foreign and doinestla dry goods, by catalogue, on lour months' credit, and j art lor cash, On Thursday Morning, A mil is, at o o'rlocK, embracing ahout 1200 pack. agPH and lots of staple and tancy arilclea, In woolleus, worsteds, linens, silks and cottons, N. B. Catalogues ready snd goods arianged for ex auiiualioii early on' the uiornlng ot sale, 4 list LARGE TOSITIVE HALF. OF CARPETINQS. CANTON MATTINGS, ETC On hrldiiy Morning, April 19, at 11 o'clock, will bo sold bv catalogue, on four mom lis' credit, about 250 pieces rich roval duniunk, Venetian, superllue and flue ingrain, Iiulcli hemp, list, cottage, and rngcarpi'tlngs, etc. .embracing a cuoice asForiineui oi superior gooiiN, wuicu nmv Da examined early ou the morning ot salt). 411191 LARGE SPECIAL SALE OF GERMAN HOSIERY Af"D GLGV.S. On Friday, April 1!). bv cata'ogne. on lour months' credit, at 10 o'clock, by orderof Mr. F. W, RLIMEU. zri.oi'U dozen Gcrniau hosiery, lo.Udo do.en glovtrs and gauntlets, of the Choicest quulltles and styles, viz.: lti.DOo dizen ladies' white cotton hose, from medium to i ne ncusi auu ue.st regular ruaue goous im ported. t.OOt dozen ladles' brown, mixed, slate, and black cotton hone, from the lowest to the best regular made good. 5.0011 do.en misses', boys', and children's, white, brown, mixed, and tancy cotton hose, 'i and UV hose, a full ussortmeul of prices, styles, auu sizes. I GUI dozen gentlemen's brown, white, mixed, fancy anr French mixed half hose, of every price and style, fioin the lowest quality to the tinesi regular made goods. 10,000 dozen ladies', gentlemen's, misses', and boys' lieriin, nsie, cotton, ana bust mixture gloves and kauntltts, comprising one of the largest and mifl complete assortments of summer goods ever ottered. 4 1.5 4t M THOMAS & BOJiS. NOS. 139 AND 141 . S. EOURTU Street. SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS, April it, at VI o'clock noon, at the Exchange. EXECUTORS SALE. 2flfi0n per cent. Union Canal Cmioon Rouds, 270 Scrip North Peiihsyiviinia Railroad. 5 shares Philadelphia aud Rending Railroad. 1 sliareSchuylKill Navigation Co. (common). 3 shares Southwark Rullroad. B46 shares Oil City Petroleum and Refining Co, EOR OTHER ACCOUNTS. 100 shares Freedom Iron and Steel Co. shares Manhattan Has Oovernor Co. lu shares Sleubeuville und Indiana Railroad. "2 scrip do do do PiO shares Union Bank of Tennessee. 84 shares Planters' Bauk of Tennessee. UK) snares Planters' Bunk of Mississippi. 4n0 shares Broad Top Improvement Co. bull shares Black Heath Coal Co. 1 share Point lueeze Park Association. Kid shares A ntl Incrustation Co. 1C0 shares Central Transportation Co. 5 UK 0 First Mortgage lionds North Penna. Railroad. 2 i shares Cape Island Oos Co, 5 shares Swede Iron Co. TEW No. 143 Church ot the Hoiv Trinity. Estate ot July Auu aud William Schlvely, de ceased: COUNTRY SEAT and FARM and STONE QUARRY, 21 acres, TWeuly-thlrd Ward. Executor peremptory Sale. Estate of Hugh O'lioniK 11 will include: SECOND and SHIPf EN STREETS-S. W. corner, Store and Dwelling. SECOND Street No. 837, Store and Dwelling. SECOND street No. 724. Siore and Dwelling. SECOND btreet No. !oi7. Frame Dwelllug. FRONT Street-No. WH. Brick Dwelling. NINTH and CATUARINE-N. E. corner, Brick Lwelllng, TH I KD Street No. 1020, Brick Dwelling. NEW Street No. 240. Tavern and Duelling. SWANSON Street- No. 8t0, Brick Dwelling. BECK Street No. SI, Frame Dwelling. ' Hil l, Street No. 2oia, Brick Dwelling. SIXTH Street No. WK.Biick Dwelling. SIXTH Street No. 012, Uve Brick Dwellings. SIXTH Street No. 915, two Brick Dwellings QUEEN Street-No. 128, Frame Dwelling. QUEEN Street No. 3,13, Brick Dwelling. REDWOOD Street No. 532, Brick Dwelling. SECOND Street No. 1005, store and Dwelling. SEl'ON D Street Two Building Lots. FRONT Street Building Lot, two fronts, LOMBARD street Frame Dwelling. WASHINGTON Street Building Lot. ELFRETH'S Alley No. 135, Brick Dwelling. RICHMOND and PALMER Streets N. W. corner. Tavern and Dwelling. Seven GROUND RENTS-(202, (150, (16, $12, 18, $10, I ".H-H2 a year. Full particulars of the above In hand-bills, whlnh may be had at the Auction Rooms. 4 12 3t Sale No. 1250 N. Broad street. ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT FURNI TURE. Rich AxmltiBter, Wilton, aud Brussels Carpsts, Etc. On Wednesday Morning, April 17, at in o'clock, at No. 1250 N. Broad street, by cululogue, elegant nosewood Chamber Suit, hand some walnut Parlor aud Chamber Furniture, do. do. Bullet Siueboaids, large uud elegant Hall Table aud Hat Stand, very elegant Axiuiuster, Wilton, and Brussels Carpels. Oil Cloths, etc. 14 13 31 SEAL ESTATE. THOMAS A- SONS' SALE. Very elegant Four-story Browu Stoue Residence. No. 1248 N. BROAD Street, above Girard aveuue, 25 feet tront, M0 leet deep to Carlisle street. Ou Tuesday, April 23, At 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold ut Public Sale, at the Phladelphiu Exchange, All that very elegant three story brown stone mes suage (French rooi), with three-story press brick back buildings and lot of ground, situate ou the west side ot Brouu street, south of Thompson street, No. IS4S: containing in front on Broad street 25 feet, and extending lu depth ItiO leet to Carlisle street. It is finished with all the modern conveniences. Clear of all incumbrance. Terms lis.uoo may remain on mortgage. Immediate possession. Muy be examined on appli cation to the Auctioneer. Full particulars at the Auction Rooms. M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers, 411 13 15 204lJ Nos. luuand 141 S. FOURTH Street. J 31. GUMMEY & SONS, AUCTIONEERS No. 608 WALNUT Street. Hold Remlar Pales of REAL ESTATE, STOCKS. AND SECURITIES AT THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, Handbills of each properly Issued separately. low catalogues published and circulated, containing full descriptions of property to be sold, as also, a par tial list ol property contained In our Real Estate Regis ter, aud ollered at private sale. Sales advertised dally In all the dally newspapers, Ledger, North American, German Free Press, In (inirer. Evening Bulletin, German Democrat, Age, "Evening Telegraph," Press, aud Legal luteillgeucer, PALE ON MONDAY, APRIL 22, will Include NORTH BROAD STREET. Handsome brlolt resi dence, with browii-stone dressings and Mansard root, and extra conveniences, No, North Broad street. ORPHANS' COURT SALE Estate of Christian Slikel, deceased. Two-story brick dwelling. S. W. corner Twenty-third and Jefferson streeis. . Same Estate.-Two-story brick "welling, N. W. corner '1 wenty-thiid aud Wright streets, i Handsome brick residence, with 20 leet Bide yard, No 1221 Hace street. Lot 40x100 leet to a 20 feet street. Two two-story brick dwellings, Nos. 32 and 234 SvFTltTpRUCE STREET. Handsome brick resi dence, with brown-stone dressings and Mansard roof, No. 2118 Spiuce street. Two three-story brick dwellings, No, 802 South Fourth street, through to Wecciicoe street. Tlnee-story brick residence. No. (18 Pine street. VINE STREET. Lot 36x125 leet, through to Pearl street, with brick buildiug aud ollice, Nos, 17U7 aud 17( H V i ne street. s AMCEL 0. FORD & SONS. AUCTIONEERS -, .n I.'i 11 ' li'I'II l Paleaof Real Estate, Stocks, Loans, etc, at Phila delphia Exchange, every Friday at 12 o'clock, noon. Cur tales are advertised In all the dally and several of the weekly newspapers, by separate handbills ol eneli property, aud by pamphlet catalogues, one thousand of which will be Issued on Weduesday pre ceding each sale. REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE BALE. REAL ESTATE SALE, APRIL 19, Will Include til'TIM ANTOWN East Logan street, or FIsher'i lane. Germautowii, two very desirable Bulldlug Lots, bo by 125. and 61 by 126. HA MI LI ON STKEET No. 8513. neat two-story Stoue Re.-ldeuce15 led bv Gil feel 4 Inches. CHRISTIAN Sl'BEET Nos. VioS and 2214, two three-story llrlck Dwellings, each 16 by 76 feet. GREEN STREET No. 125. handsome lour-story modern Residence, with all theuiodcrucouveuleuues, 21 feet trout by 120 feet deep. Rale at No. 14nfl North Ninth Street. TWO STEAM ENGINKS dt BOI Mills. PUMPS, tc. Built by FAKKH, ol Piltsburg. (in Wednesday Morning. April 17th, at 11 o'clock, at the shop of Baurmao 4 Tobin.No.HOU N. Mnlb street, two steam engines and boilers, h uilt by Faber, of Pittsburg: six () Inch cy euty-four (24) inch stroke, with hut and col Inder, tweuty-four (24) water pumps attached. One eoglue aud Doner is new. They are rated at 12-horse power each, 4 11 6t May be examined any time pr.vloue to sale. i B Y FURNES8, BR1NLEY & CO., NO. C15 CHESNUT Street ana No, on jaxjmju eueeu AUCTION SALES. - s B";1' t0"". Auctioneer. c L L L A N I) M c o AUCTIONEERS. No. 14 MARK ET Stro.l, BALE OF 1800 CABRM ' OOT, SHOES, BROOANs' IB. lJ. Kl fj. i ,. On Thursday Morning, April lt, commencing at lOo'clork.we will sell hr catalegiie fr ch, lsoo cases Men s" Bovs". i5 1 omln' Hoots, ShoeH, Brogaim, Balmorals, eto ' Also, a Isrge and desirable assortment of Women's. Misses', and Children s wear, from city and KaVtSrn manufacturers, u WbCh the attention of the trade is ca"d' L4 13 4t B PCOTT. JR., AUCTIONEER, No. 1020 . CHESNUT Street. ' w " CARD.-We will shortly hold a large special sals of elegant trench Bronze Groups and Figures, Twenty, one Day Clocks, Alabaster Vases and Ornaments. reticht.liliiaases, etc. etc., nil the Importation of Messrs. iti Brothers (lale Vlto Vlll A Sous). Par ticulars In future advertisement. u B. SCOTT, Jr A uctloneer. AwtTi-n,?AJ'ES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNfTURR. tn T'.uu.. I1.' Jr-..".' five l"'rsoiia attention nl ZJ?.0J l'MTh0 "l residence i. """'v? or breakiug up housekeeping, on the most favorable Utruis. fiiPtliratti lery. NXNCs'.'.'nt'sl're.l' 8UCUn' M th9 An0 An,iVi'-dnM,'8"."r'anrt '"'"rsdav Morrlngs, of -lint .mu t'..'00.'"' B" as.wtment oi i est quality Patetit E eetro Silver Wars Ivnrr 1 able and Pocket Ouilery. The plated ware "onsi" ri ot gold-lined tea and coffee services kettles' and stands to match, lib and wit limit lamp caT'd ?e ceivers (run stands, wine sets. 4, 4. and " Wed Hin. ner and break last castors; eyrui pitoi'ers lea, stands, dish covers, emree dm V'e w u, 'm .vab?e l.a miles terming eight epergnes. cuke-basteu. r?und and oval trays, truiu to to 22 inches: Uiost racks e ' frames, nut truckers, kui e rest, napkin rings eic " ' :0,c"l ot cutlery, containing 65 pieceJ: dessert h8h carve'rse,e7c.'n PeUr1' ,Vory' ,l"d uaul" Also presentation cases for children, lined with velvet, in morocco cases: spoous aud forks lu beaded plain, and king's pattern?, eic. Full particulars in catalogues. 4 13 u AMERICAN AND MODERN PAINTINOS. CHRO M(, ENGRA V I NHS, ETC. On Thursday and Fridav Evenings, April IK and 10. At the Art Gallery. No. lni Chesnut street, will be sold, without reserve, to close invoices, a collection of Modern Paintings ol classical and pleasing subjects together with a number of finely framed Imported chromos and engravings, etc. Sale positive' 4iast B Y THOMAS BIRCH 4 bON, NO. 1110 CHES NUT Street, above Eleventh Street, ouie ni nu, in a. leuin nireei. TERIOIl FURNITURE, OIL F1N1SIT ; ET.E iANT VELVET AND BRUSSELS CA It PETS MANTEL GLASSES, SPRING AND HAIR MAT Sale Bt No. 127 S. Tenth Street. St 1'MIIUH OA Mi lltEr-SES, PLATED WARE, (ill IN A, GLASS WARE, GAS FIXTURES ETC., ETC. ua iue.uay Morning, At 10 o'clock, at No. 127 S. Tenth street, will be sold the turniluie of a lamily removing from tne city comprising elegant velvet aud Brussels carpets walnut purlor lurniture covered with plush; larga French plate muntel mirror Willi walnut frame: three suits ol walnut chamber furniture: large anil elegnut walnut Bldehoard: extension diiiiug table: walnut hat-rack; spring and hair mattresses; Chlua, plated ware, kitclieu lurniture, etc. The furniture is or superior quality, and has been In use but a lew months, ' Catalogues can he had at the auction store on Monday. iU3t SALE OF SILVER-PLATED WARE AND TABLE CUTLEltY. We bave Just received lrom JOSEPH DKAKIN t SONS, manufacturers. Spring blreel Works, Shef field, F:ngland, a large consignment or his superior Piuted Wuieand Cuilery, and will sell by auction, at our Store, No. 1110 Chesnut street. Ou Wednesday Morning, April 17, at 10 o'clock, a fine assortment of Plated Ware and Cutlery, consisting ot tea and coffee ser vices.six pieces, with three pieces gold lined; kettles, and stands to match, salvers, cake and card baskets, dinner and brtakfast castors, toast racks, gold lined drinking cui s and spoon holders, wine sets, syrup pitchers and trays, nut crackers, knife rest, napkin rings, entree dishes, dish covers, eto. Also, cases oi Cutiery, containing full sets of dinner and dessert knives and forks, fish carvers In morocco cases, butler knives, spoous aud forks lu plain, kings'' and bended pall ems, eic. Full particulars In catalogues. 4 15 2t PANCOAST & WARNOCK, AUCTIONEERS No. 240 MARKET STREET, LARGE POSITIVE SPECIAL SALE OF ,100 LOTS FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND GERMAN FANCT GOODS. Of the Importation of Messrs. B. DIAMOND oi CO., by catalogue, on a credit. ' On Wednesday morning, April 17, commencing at 10 o'clock. Included will be louud. viz : FRENCH FANS, a lull Hue In linen, silk, feather, wood. In 100 different and newest styles, being tbe largest assortment ever ollered at aucilou in this city. PALM FANS, also 5o cases palm funs, lu original cases, BUTTONS AND TRIMMINGS, also Paris dress cloak, mantilla, and bonnet trimmings, lu let, crystal and amber. Jet aud crystal gimps. NOUYEANTFS.Jusi arrived from Paris, comprising newest sty les lor spring sales. NOTIONS. POCKET WALLETS, ETC. Also an luvolceof tine imported travelling-bags, pocket-wallets, etc. Also jet sets earrings, chains, and rings: hair, nail, and tooth-brushes: dressing aud pocket-combs; ladles' silk scarfs, skirt facings, etc. KID GLOVFis AND LACE MITTS. 500 dozen ladies' superior quality Paris kid gloves; ladies' and misses' Paris lace mills, a lull invoice tor first-class sales. SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS. Also an invoice hue silk sun umbrellas, new style Earasols, gingham umbrellas, etc. A ROE PO.-11TVE SALE OK 2000 F I ECUS WrUTE GOODS. AND 1500 DOZEN LINEN CAMBRIC HDKFS.. ETC. AIbo.oii Wednesday, 17th Instant WHITE GOODS, 2000 pieces, comprising a full line all qualities eam brics, jaconets, soft finish nainsooks. Swiss mulls, India mull, bishop and Victoria luwus, plaid and stripe cambrics, Jacoueis, nainsooks, etc, LINEN CAMBRIC HDKFS. ; Also ladles' . linen cambric lid k Is., all qualities. Gents'?., and linen camoric h elk is., do. Ladles' hemstitched lioen cambric hdgfs.,do. Gents' ii aud ?J hemmed und hemstitched do. Gents' ?i nud colored border do. Catalogues aud samples early ou the morning ot sale. 4 15 2t LARGE POSITIVE SPECIAL SALE OF 500 PACK AGES AND LOIS OF BOHEMIAN GLASS AND &.KDI',i-.rU1KA WAKi!;. SILVER-PLATED" WARE, ETC., Ol the Importation and bv order of MESSRS. K1TTEL, Kl.ENGENBERU & CO.. NEW YORK, By catalogue, on Thursday, April 18. at 10 o'clock. 'Ibis sale will comprise a full aud very attractive assortment of entirely new roods, now landing lrom sti amers. imported by the above llrui lor first-class city retail sales, and will be lound well worthy the special aitemiouot city ana country retail aud Job bing trade. J included 111 sale on Thursday will be found, viz.: great variety: rich French ii.noi ., .., lint LO IS SI LVE K-PLA TED WARE. Also, ou 1 hiirsdaj , loo lots extra treble sliver-plated' teasels: breakfast and dinner castors: butter dishes: cake trult. and card baskets; Ice and cream pitchers; pickle and olive stands: c ps and goblelt; tea. table and di ssert spoons add forks! etc. u. Arranged In lots to suit the trade, comprising a large und full assortment of the newest styles, all Oj;'" kuowu make, and all piuted 011 pure white riMt1"'il7,,h0f,wBral"atlon' wliu catalogues, on Wednes oay, i7tn lust. 4l5 3t CC. MAC KEY. AUCTIONEER . Office No. 421 COMMERCE Street tilU LARGE SALE OF ENGLISH WHITB GRANITH WARE. GLAhS WAKE. ETU? ... , !' Tuesday Morning, At 10 o'clock, la open lots, sultuble lor cltv and country retail trade. ' r clly na Purchasers for countrv trade oan get their a-ood caretuiiy packed at the auction room, i fj B A U C H S RAW DOME KlTPEU-rilOttPlIATE OP LIKE. The great Fertlllrer for all crops. Quick in ft "welTe ye7s.e,',UttUeUl ,U ,U tablwfed"w Dealers supplied by the carao, direct from tha hrf 01 the mauulacu.ry. on liberal iermi; W"rf Manufactured ouly by BAUGH fc BONS, Office Ko. 20 South DELAWARE Avenue, '4l""rn Philadelphia, T?.IA.RUBBBR MACHINE BELTING X S1EAM PACKING linsi.- urn "'" G(X)Tv iTi'if..'iSi'ii fi'l,d M Msortment of BMTM PAf&AvVi;12" KUBRICK toertIHirr:U UOti ManuXao UOODYEAR'S No. 808 CHESNUT Btrc w i . South side, ,fi, '.W8 nave a new and cheap article ot oar. DEN and PAVEMENT HOSE ver btaeall to ' whi$L the alleutloa ol the publlo la called. 1 Mala WANCll lTKH, A LA Ri 4 hi CONSIGN M KM P Of vTlu r ".W 1,X" KLK I' It' SI I.VEU PLATED IttmSftlStiW'' "J other celebratea win lu riigiovcu mm runy puiisu champagnes, wlues. and liquors; cut and engraved and ruby decaliters wine boltlei.; wine and liquor sets, etc.: glass and China mugs: terra eotla and China tea seis: terra cotta and China spoons: China mm ii,.i,0.i ,.7 . .on, iu
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