THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1867.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
T8B ADDITIONAL LOCAL 1TKMS BKB OUTsIDB) FA8ES.
Board ok Guardians ok thk Poor. The
'u nRlll,cd nie"t'" ot the Hoard of Gnardiiins
rthe Poor was hold jPHtcrday altcrnooD, Presi
dent Lrcty In the chair.
After the rciuliiii; of the minutes of the lu?t
mretiiie
The llotise A pent reported tlie total number In
the Almshouse on Saturday, the 27th instant, to
be 2'XM; game time last year, 3026; decrease, !I0.
'lumber admitted witluu the last two weeks,
203; number ot birth-, deaths, discharged,
eloped, etc., 311; tiumocr of persons granted
lodginps, 149; cuiiibcr of persons granted
meals, 384.
The Steward reported havlnp collected 1 43-01
as house receipts, and the Out-door Agent jouS'OH
lor support CBe.
There were 13G lumps of butter received at
tbe bouse, the wimp havmc been taken by t ho
various clerks as under weight, the gross weight
of which was 127 pounds.
The Treasurer reporu d havinpt paid iutotbe
treasury of the city $2201t)j.
The Loard then went Into an election to fill a
vacancy in the Medical Board, and after twenty
five unsuccessful ballots, the matter was post
poned until the next nieetiui.
The Steward's requisition was then read, and
granted, alter which the, Hoard adjourned.
Severf.ly Burned. About 7 o'clock yester
day morning, a man named David 1'ickel, while
working at a puddling furnace at erreo fc
Mitchell's rollitii; mill, on Delaware avenue,
near Poplar street, had his lace severely burned
by an explosion ot (jas. It Is supposed he will
lose the sight of both eyes, lie was removed to
an intirraary in the ambulaucc belonging to tho
Good Intent Knctne Company.
The New City Loan. The ordinance cre
atine a loan of $l,b()0,()()0, to pay deHcicncles of
i8(! and previous years, tor the purctue of
the Lansuown Estate lor a House of Correc
tion, and to pay tho increase in tho school
teachers' salaries, has been approved by the
Major, and is now a law.
Paving Streets. Tho following-named
streets will soon be paved at the expense ol
property owners: Gaul street, from Hunting
don to Norris streets; A ram in no street, from
Bepviva to Gaul street; Letterly 6treet, from
Coral to Emerald streets and Jones Btreet, west
ward trom Twentieth street. The streets, when
paved, ore to be kept in order for three years by
the contractors.
CAMDEN AFFAIRS.
Meeting ok Councils. A special meeting of
Councils was held last evening, President lien
jamin p. Archer in the chair.
A petition was received from a number of
property owners on Market street, requesting
Councils to require the construction of a brick
culvert four fept in diameter along said street,
from the east side of Front street westward to
the river Delaware, and provide for inlets at the
east side ot Front street, and an outlet at some
point between Market and Plum streets. Re
ferred to the Committee on Ordinance, with
instructions to prepare au ordinance.
Mr. Knight (North Ward) otlered the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved, That a committee be appointed,
according to law, to appraise damaees, if any,
that may result from the opening ot Delaware
street, running south from Market street.
Mr. Lee (Middle Ward) amended by inserting
the names of the Committee appointed to ap
praise the damages resulting from the opening
of Front street. The resolution as amended
was adopted.
Mr. Hood (South Ward) offered the follow
ing: Jieaolttd, That the Finance Committee be, and
are hereby instructed to advertise for proposals
to a loan authorized by tho Ordnance Commit
tee, entitled "An ordinance tor borrowing tbe
sum of $30,000," in accordance with the act ot
the Legislature of the Slate of New Jersey,
entitled "An Act to authorize the City Councils
cf the City of Camden to raise by loan a sum
not exceeding $20,000 for the purpose of erect
ing and furnishing a new school House in the
Middle Ward of the said City ot Camden," ap
proved March 13, 186(5, and a supplement to
baid act authorizing the said City Councils to
nine an additional sum of $10,000, approved A.
D. 1867. Agreed to.
Also the following:
Mesohed, That the petition of A. W. Marclay,
on behalt of the Camden and Amboy Hail
road and Transportation Ccmpany, be referred
to a special committee, of three.
The President appointed Messrs. flood, Moul
ton. and Merrtwether as the committee.
This petition was presented at the last meet
ing of Councils, and refers to the abandonment
of Bridge avenue, below Second street, by the
city as a public thoroughfare.
Hearing. Pat Callahan and John Toby,
who were arrested for riot on Sunday, the par
ticulars of which were given in yesterday's
Telegram, had a hearine before Mayor Cox
yesterday afternoon. Callahan was committed
In default of $5000 bail and Toby in $2000 bail.
Fredeiick Munter and John Flaniganbave been
arrested, charged with beine implicated in the
affair. They were each held in $500 bail lor
their appearance at Court.
Accident. Purnel Tatem, a breaksman in
the employ of the Camden and Amboy Kailroad
Con pany, met with an accident last evening.
At Burlimrion the locomotive was making a
'flvini? drill." and he fell off the platform and
underneath the cars. Several of them passed
over him, nearly cuttinc off his leg just below
thp. knee. It is thouuht amputation will be
necessary.
Stolb a IIokkk. John Devlin waa arrested
by Constable Hawkins for stealing; a horse from
Barbara Cramps' fishery, below Gloucester. He
drove the horse to this city, and lett it in charge
of a boy, and then went over to Philadelphia.
Th. rrmstihle lnid in wait for him. and when
he returned secured him. He was lodged in
Woodbury jail.
Stole Some Rope. Abner Wallace was
arrested yesterday by Constable Hawkins for
purloining BDOUl 40 wortu ui nu.es, ropes, cit.,
mm ft vessel lvinir at Parson & Smith's wharf.
Justice Cassidy required him to enter bonds in
the sum of $j0O io answer.
STOVES, RANGES, ETC,
c
UUVER'S NEW PATENT
je:1 sand-JoinT
HOT-AIR FUHNAOE.
ftANUES OF ALL BIZ EM.
Also. Pbllrw'S Low """"ore Bteam Heatl
Apparatus, l or bale by
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
. , No. 118t MABKBT Btreet.
SPf. .
THOWPSON'S LONUUiN Alltlltisria
telj pJJ;?iV,t!lfl a Phlladolnhla Kanee,
H ouAlr Fornawa. Xrbtewtiole Plate,
lreboard JJti'ivei. etc.. wiioleale and retail, by
Koliera. " HHAKl'K & THOaoi
tbe manufacturer. p. o m N- HKoND Htreet
II 11
, Pint if TOS THF1 CELE-
rPHE .iiJ31N.a be pur.'hard OHKKS-
!?A I "jSi aDd Wi.f all part, ol tne
vln'r.LrrJ.r ton: auper or LH-niun r
city at per,10'' r.i... r warranted to Klve per
cb oltlieau ()lln r(H.Bve,i at
'Z1 M4 K T 'H l HD Street; Kmporhuc, No. mi WAhh
INOlON Aveuue.
ffiAKiM; Ti:r,i:aitAiJi.
'or additional Marine Tfews see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PH I r,A DELPHI A-THIS .DA T.
Hitn Kihk...........6'iii Miwn Risks 2'ft
Sl'N Skth S'M H ibh Watkr.. I" 20
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
1). C. McCammon, )
WASH. BllTt'HH.K, VMONTHLY OOMUITTBB.
JOMM Sl'AKHAWK. )
MOVKJUKXTB OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
FOR AMERICA.
N. American Liverpool ..Portland April 11
Mp la .i,iverpiKi...mnu..... 11 '
C'onconlla ....Liverpool... Boston. ......
Wm. Pt'lin London New York.
(..'My ol Cork Liverpool. ..New York
America Soulliamplon...Nw i.ork.
Malta Liverpool. ..New 1 ork
C'lmbrla Southampton... Now York.
1 H......A Ntw Nnrk.
....April 18
April 1.1
Anrll I I
April ID
April 14
April 17
.April 17
r u nwii .ii.. . - - - - r --
CofWHHhliigtoii. Liverpool... New ork April 17
jienniark i,ivnriiiui...i'cr. u.
Moravlali..........Liverpool...0.uebec April IS
Delaware I,lverpool...Philad April 20
Persia Liverpool. ..New York April 20
C.of Llineiick...-I.lverpool...New York April 20
Palmyra ,Llverpool...New York April 2n
Mtv ol Paris Llverpool...Pew ork April 1:1
Tetitonla Southampton. ...now ork...
NnKtorlau Liverpool...Ouebeo
China Liverpool... Hoston
C.olMnnchestr.,l.lverpool...New York..
Pennsylvania..... Liver pool... New York..
..April 21
..April 2S
..April 27
..April 27
..April 27
r uiv r.u nvji-r
City of Cork New York... Liverpool May
Hcolla ,Nw Y ork... Liverpool May
Bremen -..New Y'ork...llrenien May
Perelre New York. Havre May
Cot Washington New Y'ork... Liverpool ..May
Cumbria .New York... Hamburg May
Minnesota.... New Y'ork, ..Liverpool May
Med way New York... A ntwerp May
The (Jueeu New York. ..Liverpool May
Fulton New York... Havre ..May 17
COASTWISE, DOMESTIC,
Ocean Queen New York.,.Aspinwall May
Santiago deCubaNew York...Oreytown May
Starol theUnlou.Phllada New Orleans May
Nevada .New York. ..San Juan May
Alliance I'hiUda I liarlestou...
.. May
...Mav
...M ay
....May
( olumiiia New ork. ..Havana
II. Hudson 1'lillada Havana.
Wyomlm? Hhllada havuunali ....
Moro Ca-stle New York..llavaua ,
.May
Corsica New York...Havaiia May in
8. America New York...Hriizll May U
Malls are forwarded by every Hteamer In the reuular
lines. The steamers for or from Liverpool call at
QueetiRtown, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers for or from tbeCoutl
pent call at bouthampton.
CLEARED YEHTERDAY.
Btcnmshlp pioneer, Rennett, W'llniliiKlon, N. C Phi
ladelphia and Southern Mall Steamship Co.
Bchr C. Pettlnglll, Allen, Kingston, J a., Warren.Gregg
& Morris.
Bchr Fannie K. Shaw, Shaw, Boston, Lathbury.Wlck-
ershain & Co.
Bchr J. B. Austin, Davis, Chelsea, Caldwell, Gordon
& Co.
Folir ItestleKS, Baxter. Boston, do,
Bchr J. C. Brooks, BurKens, Boston, do.
bchr J. C. Henry, Jjllku, Nantucket, Castner.Stlckuey
A Wellington.
Bchr Caleb stetson. Robinson, Bralntree, do.
bchr J. Paine, Rich, Boston, New York and Schuyl
kill Coal Co.
Bchr M. and L. Reed, Bteelman, Boston, do.
Bchr Bailie B, Bateman. Boston. do.
Bchr Nellie V. Palue, Doane, Portland, Rommell &
Hunter.
Bchr l.uiQja R. Oraham, Smith, Roxbury, do.
Bchr R. H. Wilson, Mull, Providence, do.
Bchr Triumph, Chester, Palrhaven, Mammoth Vein
Consolidated Coal Co.
Bchr M. A. Oalian Call, Boston. W. H. Johns t Bro.
Bi-hr H. W. Oodfrey. Sears. Salem do.
Scbr M. Price, Uarrlson, Boston, L. Audcnrled & Co.
Bchr Prances, Packard, Portsmouth. do.
Bchr J. D. McCarthy, Simpson, Boston, Van Dusen,
Lochinan A Co.
Bchr H. W. Benedict, Case, Newport, Blaklston.GraelT
& Co.
Bchr Oneida, Davis. Boston, Tyler & Co.
Bchr H. K. Dodge. Fremont, Salem, Preston Coal Co.
Bchr R. Seaman, Seaman, Portsmouth, Day, Uuddell
fcCo.
BchrMarlel. Gllpatrlck. Baco, J. G. & O. S. Reppllor.
Bchr M. Haley. Haley, Boston, Wannemacher A Co.
Bchr Marian, Robinson, Hudson, Audenrled, Norton
t Co.
Bchr Jesse Ilart 2d. Plerson, Ballsbury, do.
Bchr Lucy Church, Adams, Nantucket, do.
Bchr Sarah E, Jones, J lsh, Boston, Captain.
Bchr Kadosh. Travis, Washington. Captain.
Bt r Ann Eliza, Richards, New York. W. P. Clyde Co.
Bt'r R. W illing. Cunditr. Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
Tug Hudson. Carr, Baltimore, with a tow of barges,
W. P. Clyde & Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Brig Olive, Foss. Iroui Boston
Bchr M. It. Somers, burners, 4 days from Charleston.
with cotton, etc.. to D. S. stetson & Co.
Scbr Hudson. 'Tinker. 20 davs from caials.wun lum
ber to W. A. Levering.
Bchr K. J. Caoron. Adams, 5 days from Snow Hill.
with lumber to Bacon, Collins fc Co.
Bchr D. Jl. Merrlman, Tracy, t) days irom inuian
River, with corn to Bacon, Collins t Co.
Bchr Tycoon, cooper. 1 uay irom Smyrna 'jreek.wun
grain to J. L. Bewley it Co.
&cur t. J, CMiiiiuerH, atiis, i uay jruui xreuerica,
with grain to James Harratt.
sclir J.c Itenry, uiikes, irom naiuui;n.
Bchr Marlel, Gilpatrick, trom Biddelord.
Bchr H. E. Dodge, Fremont, from Providence.
Bchr H. W. Benedict, Case, from Providence.
Bchr M. Klnnle. Parsons, from Providence.
Bchr Triumph. Chester, f.om Provldeuce.
Bchr Oneida, Davis, trom Bristol.
Bchr M. Tiltton. Frltzlnger, from Salem.
Bchr R. H, Wilson. Mull, from Salem.
Bchr B. E. Jones, Fish, from New Bedford.
Bchr Frances, Packard, Irom New Bedtord.
Bchr L. and L. Reed. Bteelman, from Boston.
Bchr M. Mllnes, Burdge, from Boston.
Bchr J. D. McCarthy. Simpson, from Boston.
Bchr M. Haley, Haley, from Boston.
Bchr ii. W. Godfrey, Bears, from Boston.
Bchr C. Stetson, Robinson, from Boston.
Bchr Restless, Baxter, from Boston.
Bchr Maria Roxana. Palmer, Irom Boston.
Bchr H. 11. Weeks Hickman, trom Boston.
Bcnr M. A. Gahan. Call, Irom Boston.
Steamer Chester. Jones, 24 hours from New York.
with mdse. to W. P. Clyde & 00.
Bteanur B. F. rneips, isrown. noura inrai aoi
York, with mdse. to W. M. Balrd & Co.
Steamer Black uiamouu, Mereuau, i iniun uuiu
New York, with mdse. to W. M. Baird fi Co.
Thk Hudson. Carr. rrom Baltimore, wnu a www
barges to W. P. Clyde & Co.
BELOW.
Barque W. Van Name, Cook, from Messina.
Brig O. C. Clary, from Curdeuas.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Norman, Crowell, bonce; at Boston yes
terday. . . ..... ,....
steamsnip i-ropenus. iiigginson, ueuce, at iiunum
27th Inst, . ,
Baique Annie Ada, Cann, hence, at uenoa r.ui msc.
Barque Bessie North. Foye, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Ardrossan 12lh Inst.
Brig John Chrystal. Barnes, hence, at Ponce 12th
Inst., and remained 14th. ,
Brig Premier. Crowell, hence, via Barbados.at Ponce
14th lust., tor Philadelphia. ...... ,
Brig J. W. Woodrua, Rains, for Phlladelphla.cleared
at Wilmington, N. C, 2utb Inst.
Brig A. C. Tltcorab, Titcomb, trom Genoa for Phila
delphia, at Gibraltar 14th Inst.
Brig H. Houston, French, for Philadelphia, at Ma
tanzaa imh lust.
Bchr Hiawatha, Kewman. hence, at Newburyport
Si'.lh inst. .... .. j
Bchrb. Jones. Btokes.for Philadelphia, sailed from
New Bedford 2tith inst. .
Bchr I. F. Wheeler, Dyer, for Philadelphia, at Ma
tunr.as 13th inst. . . , . x ,
Bchr Artist, Pelro. tor Philadelphia, cleared at Bal
timore 2sth lust. .. j , . , j
Bchr Vrale, Mason, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Charleston 2tith inst. ...,.. , . .
Bt br 1. E. Wolf, Dole, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Wilmington, N. C., 26th lust.
Bchr Glunwood, Dickerson, hence, at Providence
2'schr M. E. Long. Hardy, hence, at Charleaton 27th
'"selir'tlen. Grant, hence, at Norfolk 27th lust.
Bchr J, J ruwan, Ulbbs, hence, at New Bedlord 27th
'"b!"," s. and M. D. Scul!. fr0n Jw Hvon for Phila
delphia, at New York yesterduy,
MISCELI-ASV',
ri, MiiD President Fillmore (before re
ported by cable), Luce from Glasgow for New York,
with pig Iron, foundered in lal. 44 no 1 N.. Ion. 64 W.
The crew were taken oir oy iun4
x' ... 10 u f...... u...iiRtn tnr Iinuou. Part of
crew wer translerred to the Maria Bcammell, which
vessel landed them at Falmouth, E Ulh inst.
BblpUB.Gllehrlst, Captain wauB.cieareu ivu-
nah on Uie 2mu Inst. for Liverpool, wuu jyii uaies
upland and 6&K bales Bea Island cotton. 1 he total
weight ot uplands Is 1,204,119 pounds, valued at
fliy,ii4 o: total weigh, of Sea Island. 177,8U pounds.
valued at J"'.'' total weignt or comm. 1,111,00
pounds, the toiai value 01 wiucn is iiu,m t.
NOTICE TOMARINERM.
The Five Fathom Bank Llghtvessel has resumed
her station otl the Caps of thu Delaware.
May at), ltt)7.
By a recent order of th Secretary of the Treasury,
a new Lluhthouse District, me Thirteenth District,
has been established, bavlne Us headquarters at
Astoria, Oregon, and Commodore Walsou, U. 8. N.,
1.... t.ncwt afti.iiitiled ItiHlieclor tlierenf. and will leave
In the l'acllic mall steamship from New York on the
Mav tn iLHHOiiie the. duties bt that oositiou.
The nresenl Twolllb Llghlhouje District, on the
d.iiii-VfiHst. will be divided Into two districts at th
4lsl parallel of latitude, calling tho southernmost dis
trict the Twelfth, and the northernmost district the
Thirteenth.
Mariners are Informed that the neeensary llhimlna-
., " ,,ui..nrili order lens, tlxtrt has been :
eiit out to re-establish a light at Caps Canaveral,
Florida, and It Is expected mat tne
h hlted ou or about the 1st of Jum
light be ex-
e next. The tem
porary lltfbt is designed to he used during th. progress
! Sthe 1 work on the new first-order tower at Hint pla;e.
Ol tne W"1 y" .,., .....l-r muv ha nil LI. a l.mr
fSiltatotmwrW light l about the date hereiu
0Utf Jii
Bpecineo. SHUBRICK, Chairman.
Treasury Dwartment.oihce
IngUiu, D. C, April W, l7.
Ollice Lighthouse Board, WhU-
MEDICAL.
pOND'S EXTRACT OF HAM ADIEUS
OH PAIN DK8TROYKR,
Is one of the few domestic remedies which havecomo
Into eneral oe and favorjwtthoiit pulllnn. It Is Hie
ri.;Li.Mlm,'le.Bl'rllb''ml'l,,l,',lu " case and,
aa a domestic remedy, unequalled.
ItntNa,
hOKKNKKS.
W'RAINK,
HOKE THROAT
TOOTH ACllK.
KAHACHE,
NEURALOI A,
KHEliMATlBM
LUMBAOO,
ROTLS.
KI'INdS,
HOHK EYES.
ULEEIHNU OF TUB
LUN(4S,
NOW E,
HIOMACH.
CORN'S,
OLD M)KKS,
And other similar trouhleeome and painlul alTeoHon,
while it promptly arrests all HEMORRHAGES.
Hundreds of physhrlans use It dally In their practice,
and give It their unqualified recommendation, bold
by our agents and dealers.
The Medicine Is exclusively prepared by the sub
scribers, Proprietors and Successors to T. T. POND,
to wliem an orders must he addressed.
HUMPHREYS' JIOMIKUPATH IC MEDTCINE CO.,
No. Mi-i BROADWA Y, New Y'ork.
TRICES OF POND'S EXTRACT,
Six onnce bottles, with directions, retail 60 cents
Pint bottles, with directions, retail.. t'""d
vtuartn 111 ooine .fl to
x.iuerai aiscount 10 i'hyslclaus and Dealers.
SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
if UMI'JUREYS JfOMUCOPA THIC SVKCIFICS.
FAMILY CAHVH
Ot 3f large vials, morocco case, containing a
specinc ior every ordinary disease a family
Is subjert to.and a book of directions IIO'OO
Smaller Family aud Travelling cases, with 20
to 28 vials JJ iota
Bpecilics lor all Diseases, both for Curing aud
ior iTBVfiniye treatment, in viaia auu
pocket cases t)2 to f5
These Remedies, by the case or single box. are sent
to any part of the country, by Mall or Kx press, free of
charge, on receipt of the price.
Address-HIM I'll KEYS' MPECIFTO
HOMUOIPATHK! MEDICINE COMPANY.
Ofllcemid Depot, Nn. M2 BROADWAY, New Y'ork.
Dr. HUMPHREYS Is consulted dully at his ollice,
personally or by letter, as above, for all lorms of
disease.
For sale by DYOTT A CO., JOHNSON, HOL
MlWAY A COW DEN, T. R. CALLENDER, and
AM 11HOSE SM 1TH, Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia,
and at BLITHE'S Drug Store, No. 3120 Market street,
and by all Druggists. 8 27 tuthsj
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
ICE PITCHER
s.
MEAD & CO.,
FORMERLY AT THE
CORKER OF SIXTH ANI t IIESNUT STS.,
ARE NOW AT
No. 910 CHESNUT STREET,
SECOND FLOOR,
We have Just finished, In a very superior manner,
OVER (ino) ONE HUNDRED NEW" STYLES OF
ICE P1TC1IERH, all of our own plate, and warranted
in every respect, which we ara now olluriug at
enormously low prices.
ICE PITCHERS, Chased and Engraved R 50
' ' H-00
" Fine Chased lo-oo
" " ' 11 -no
" Very fine and rich 12-00
" BunerlorChased and Medalliou.l3'ci
' Very Elegant Medallion 1j10
MEAD & CO., Manufacturers,
NO.
010 CHESNUT STREET,
BECK)ND FIXIOR.
4 4 3mrpl
'DIAMOND BEAI ERS & .TEWELERS.v
WAT'llB.Mlf HLYKB n AKK.
.WATCHES and JEWELS Y EEPAIEED.
J03 Chestnut St.PMl-
Haveon hand alarge and splendid assortment
PIAJHONDS,
WATCTIEA1.
JEWELBT, AND
KILVB-WAUI
OF AI.B. KINDS AND PRICES.
Particular attention Is requested to onr large itoot
of DIAMONDS, and the extremely low prices.
BRIDAL PRESENTS made ot Sterling and Btaa
Hard Silver. A large assortment to select from.
WATCHES repaired in the beat manner, and wr
ranted. l-tp
Diamonds and all precious stone bought for cash.
JOHN BOWMAN
No. 704 AHOU Street.
FHILADHXPHIAi
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
SILVEB AND PLATEDWABE.
Our GOODS are decidedly tbe cheapest in the city
for
TRIPLE I'lATE, A NO. I. 5
WATCHES. JEWELUY.
W. W. CASSIDY,
No. IS SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Offers an entirely new and most carefully select
ilock of
AMERICAN AND GENEVA WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
BILVKR-WARE, AND FANCY ARTICLES
EVERY DESCRIPTION, suitable for
BRIDAL OB HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
An examination will show my stock to be nnnnr.
passed In quality and cheapuess.
Particular attention paiu to repairing. ig
C. RUSSELL & CO..
.. NO. S NORTH SIXTH STREET,
Have Just received an Invoice of
FRENCH MANTEL CLOCKS,
Manufactured to tbelr order In Paris,
Also, a few INFERNAL ORCHESTRA CLOCF?
with side pieces; wblcb they off er lower than the saw
goods can be purchased In tbe cltv, 5 2g
C.&A.PEQUIGNOT,
Manufacturers of
Cold and Silver Wnlch Cases,
And Wholesale Dealers In
AMERICAN WATCH CO.'S,
HOWARD & CO.'S,
And TREMON7
AMEKICAN WVTCIIISH
4 8
NO. 8S (SOUTH FIFTH STREET.
HENRY HARPER,
No.
5SO ARCH Street,
Manufacturer aud Dealer In
WATCHES,
I-INK JEWELRT,
SILVEH-l'LATEI) WARE, AND
I 81 LIO SILVER-WAHB
f ttvi'tE'Ti RTATKJ IIKVIi'NITH cTiuiij
U11J i Ul' ' ' ' --.'V1J ' 1 1 .1 .1 L . T,
Principal Depot, No. 804 CHESNUT Blreet.
Central Depot, No. loll is. FT V I H Htreet, oue door below
Chtssnut F.atsbllahed lm.
Revenue Stamps of every ascription constantly on
band in any amount
Orders by Mall or Express promptly attended to.
York, or currsnt lunds received in iiavmeuL
Particular attention paid to small o(ler.
' The decisions ot the Commission can be
United Mates mii,'iiiu ruuauelpuia orJ
nnnaaltei
ssa uiy iulortostlon rgtulug the Uw cueorluir'
IlYtU.
AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUSI C
RH'IIIMW' ENGLISH OPEIIA.
CAROI.TN E RICH INOS Dl HECTRKAS
SEtOND NIGHT OF THE TROUPE.
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, April ao,
LA SONNAMIIULA.
With Campbell. Castle, Arnold, MIssC. Rlchlngs,
Mrs. Arnold, and Mrs. Homllnot in the cast.
Wednesday DA UGH TEK OF THE REGIMENT.
Thurmlay-FHA DIAVOLO. . .
Frldny (Renelit of A. B. PKNNOY'ER) CROWN
U1AMONDS.
SATURDAY' AFTERNOOV.
CROWN DIAMONDS MATIN KE,
commencing at 2 o'clock.
N
EW CHESii'JT BTUEKT T1IEATRK.
MONDAY EVEN I NCI AND DURING THE WEEK.
will he produced an entire new plav,
AKTKR MANY DAVS:
OR. AN INVENTORS DRKA M.
The maiiHijenient take great pleasure In presenting
this piece (which has been lu preparation lor several
months) to the public. It will he produced with
KNTIRKLY NKW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
among which may he iiHmed
A BEAUTIFUL SEA PANORAMA, WITH REAL
PLEASURE. YACHTS,
A TF.RRIVIC STORM AND SII I PWRECK,
AN 1.LE11ANT CONSERVATORY SCENE,
set in a completeness of style hitherto
UN ATTEM I'TED ON ANY STAT.E,
AND AN I-NOI.ISIl COUNTRY CHURCHYARD.
NEW DECORATIONS AND PROPERTIES,
NOVEL MECHANICAL EFFECTS.
The Play, lu five ncis, entitled
AFTER MANY DAYS.
Barbara Drake Mls .Tosle Orton
Abel Drake Mr. F". Lawler
Aud the strength ol the Compauy,
PRO LOU UK,
"THK MOTH Kit AND CHILD."
RARI1ARA S VOW: "Abel Drake, If you ever
come hack home, come ye rich or come ye poor, sick
or In health, I tell thee now, over the dead body of
our child, 1 will never own thee as my husband."
ActJ-"AN INVENTOR'S DREAM."
Act II "THE MAN WITH THE MACHINE."
Act 1 1 1 "THE PLEASURE EXCURSION."
1 he pleasure yacht in danuer.
tiif: wreck,
lighthouse aud pier.
Act IV "LITTLE A1LS1E S (IKAVK,"
SATURDA Y A ETKRNOON,
fl RAN D FAMILY MATINEE.
Beats secured six evenings In advance.
WALNUT 8TKEKT THBAtuE,
N. E. corner of NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
SECOND NIC! HP OK
MRS. F. W. LANDER, formerly
miss j. m. davf:nport.
The mnnngemeni has the pleasure of announcing
an engagement with this great Artiste, conceded by
the public and tbe press the
FIRST AC'IRF:SS OF TITE DAY.
THIS (Tuesday) EVEN1NU, April 30,
MRS. F. W. LANDER
for the lost time in her unrivalled Impersonation of
adrif:nne lecouvreur.
In tbe celebrated Tragic Play entitled
adrif;nne thk actress.
AIKS. JOHN DKEW'S NEW ARCH 8TKEET
l.Y.1. THEATRE. Begins at ii to B o'clock.
LAST WEEK OF' LADY DON.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
PEUUY GREEN.
Teggy Green (with songs) LADY DON
Concluding witn me imnous iiuriesque,
KEN1L WORTH.
Earl of Leicester....... LADY DON
Introducing "Uood-bye, sweetheart."
AmyRobsart MUs Blanche Grey
Queen FJllzabelb -Mr. Craig
FRIDAY "LAST RENF:F1T OF LADY DON.
In rehearsal PERSEUS AND ANDROMEDA. Also
A DANGEROUS GAME. 42Jjlt
EXHIBITION OF PAINTING AND SCULPTURE
The Forty-Fourth Annual KxhlMtton
OF THE
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
CHESNUT BTREET, ABOVE TENTH.
Is now open day and evening, from 9 A. M. till 7 P.
ai , ana rrom s 1111 lu in tne evening.
Admittance, 23 cents.
Season Tickets, 60 cents. 4 22 36t
ARTISTS' FUND SOCIETY.
SFRINO EXIIIIRTION NOW OPEN,
AT THEIR NEW OALLERIES,
NO. 1834 CHESNUT STREET,
From A. M to P. M. H 13 tf
Admission. 25 cents. Season Tickets, 60 cents.
TTOX'8 AMEBIC AN VARIETY THEATIIE.-
X IMMFNSE ATTRACTION.
FOX'S COMBINATION TROUPB
EVERY EVEN1XSG.
GRAND CORPS DE BALLF:T .COMIC PANTOMIMI
ETHIOPIAN BU RLF.SU UE, COMIC PANTOMIMt
"VTEW El-KVENTH STKEET OPERA HOUSE
?( E1EV F.N TH Street, above CHFJSNUT.
THE FAMILY Kt.WOHT"
OPKN FOJt THE KKANOlf.
CARNKONS A IIXEV'S HI IN NTH ELS,
the Great Star Troupe or the World, lu their GRAN1
ETHIOPIAN bOlRFF, SONGS. DANCFJ3, NEW
BURLESQUES, and PLANTATION SCENES.
Doo.s open at 7 O'clock. Commencing at 8 o'clock
8 80 J. L, CARN CROSS, Manager.
GERM AN I A ORCHESTKA.-PUBL1C RE
hearsals every SA'lURDAY AFTERNOON, a
M USICAL FUND HALL, 8', o'clock. Engagement
made by addressing GF.ORGE BASTERT, Agent, No
l&.l MONTEREY St.. between Race and Vine. 2 68n
CONCERT HALL,
Nob. 1217, l'J19, and 121 CHUSNUT STREET.
'1 his eleguut and spacious Hall Is now ready for
RF.NT nightly or short seasons. It is particularly
adapted tor Concerts, Lecturt-s. Pairs, festivals, etc,
etc Connected with the bbjj e Is a Banqueting
iloom seventy ieet long aim uiteen reel wice, a com
modious Kitchen and Range, Hot ana Cold Water,
Dresslug-Room. etc. For terms, apply to
uta i 11 i Lu n aiaa, lessees.
4 29 4w Box 105 Philadelphia P P.. or at tho Hall.
HOOP SKIRTS.
INVISIBLE.
EMPRESS
INVISIBLE TEAIL
SEIBT.
THE NEW SHAPE FOR;
SPRING, 186 7,
IS
J. W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic
(Oli DOUBLE SPRING)
SKIRTS.
Tbeiandiowieiiandmosi comfortable style yet
Introduced. (See all the fashion magazinee.)
At Retail by all Urst-claBB stores where Bklrtti
are sold
A t Wholesale by all tbe leading Notion and
ly Goods Houses In ibis city. Also by sole
owners f patent and exclusive manufacturers
WESTS, li HAD LEY & CAHY,
No. 07 CHAMBERS St.."
8 2 stuUi2m
NEW YORK.
OHO AKC'Il STREET. (JAS FIXTURES,
CHANDEL1ERH, BRONZE STATUARY.
KTC VAN KIRK A CO. would respectfully direct the
attention of their friends, aud the public generally, to
their large aud elegant assortment of OAS FIX
'lUHKts, CHANDELIERH, and ORNAMKNTAL
BRONZE WAIU'JS. Those wishing handsome aud
thoroughly made Goods, at very reasonable prices,
will find it to their advauuge to give us a calibelore
purchasing elsewhere. . . .
N.B. boiled or tarnished fixtures rohulshed with
peclal caieaud at reasonable prio's. ,. .
fiium VANKIRK A CO,
AUCTION SALES.
rmi.tp Ford, Anctloneer.
CLELLAND A CO,
(Siiccee'ors to Philip Ford (YO
M
A U CI ION EF.KS. No. 60s MARKET Street.
SALE OF 1000 CASES ROOTS. SHOES, RROQANS,
mu r. iu.
On Thursday morning,
May 2, commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell bv
catalogue, lor cash, 1'xiO cases Men's, Roys', aud
Y out lis' Roots. Shoes, Rrogans, Balmorals, etc.
Also. Bireneral assortment of women's, mistes', and
clillilren's wear, from city and Eastern manufsciurers,
embracing a desirable sale. 4 '11 4t
1O1IN U. MYERH & CO., AUCTIONEERS
Nos. Ivi and 234 MARKET Street.
LARGE POSITIVE SA LE OF BRITISH, FRENCH,
(il-.Itnt A IX, AlMl 1 IO M I'M 1IU lilt 1 UIIIIIW,
We will holila large saleut loremn anil domestic
I)ry Goods, by catinoiitie. ou four mouths' credit.
and part ior cash.
on 1 nursoay iiorning,
May 2, at 10 o'clock, embracing about loon pack
ings and lots of staple and fancy articles, in w oollens,
worstetls, linens, silks, and cottons.
1(00 I'il CF.S ITALIANS AND SATIN DE CHINE
Including all grades of 27 to 82 Inch, of a celcbrutud
make.
N. R Catalogues ready and goods arranged for ex
hibition curly on the morning ol sale, 4 26 61
LARGE POSITIVE. SALE OF CARPETINGS,
MATTINGS, ETC
On F rlday Morning,
Mav 3. at 11 o'clock, will he sold bv catalomtp. on
four months' credit, about 2iki pieces siiperllue
aud fine Ingrain, royal damask Venetian, list hemp,
cottage, and rag carpetlngs, Canton mattings, etc.,
embracing a choice assortment of superior goods,
which may be examined early ou the morning ot
sale. i 4 27 at
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF FRENCH AND
OTHER EURG1'F;aN DRY GOODS, ETC
On Mouday Morning,
May 6. at 10 o'clock, will be sold by catalogue, on
four months' credit, about (Ki lots of French. India.
German, aud British Dry Goods, embracing a full as
sortment ot fancy and staple articles lu silks, worsteds,
woollens, linens, and cottons.
N. B. Goods arrange! tor examination and rata.
login s ready early 011 morning of sale. (4 ao ot
B.
SCOTT, JK., AUCTIONEER, Ko.
CHIUbNUT Street.
1020
AUCTION BALKS OP HOCbF.nOID FCRNITCRB.
B. M-Ull, jr., win give his personal attention
to sales ot household furniture, at the residence
of parties removing or breaking up housekeeping, on
the moat lavoraoie terms.
GRAND PALE OF FRENCH BRONZE FIGURES,
W.WIAftl ILUtKS, llAI.IAn Al A Iwl ljrji biA-
'llJAKY, CLASSICAL VAbliX, KTC. K'l'C,
The Importation ot Messrs. Vltl Bros, (late Vlto
Vltl hons), to take place at Hcotl's Art Gallery, No,
uailhesDiit Btreet. on Wednesday. May 1. at lo'
o'clock A. M.. and will be continued in the evening ul
7a o clock, ana win comprise
Pastoral Muse, Nymph at the fountain, Tiger and
Pantner, I'arcal and SSevlgne. Gean Ounjou. Paul Ve
ronese, Hora. Hunters and Fishers, Paul and Vur
giula, l.esbla and Aspasla, l'hlllppe Augustus, etc.
.legaut 21 day clocks and caudelabras of various
designs. The clocks are warranted the best of French
movements.
ITALIAN STONE VASES.
Fine carved KtrtiKcan vases, agate Roman urns
with relievos, Castelllna Hebe vases, Mescirobba,
copied from ancient originals; card-receivers, trlpo-
uas. etc., an 01 exiiuisive aim cnunve uusikus.
TKltllA COTTA AND FHKNCH CHINA.
Flegant mantel sets ot vases. In Imitation of the
f:reat tsevres china; finely decorated Bocaglla vases;
listorlcal figures and bouquet holders, etc.
Tbe collection will be ready for examination two
days previous to.sale, 4 ti v.
LA HT IMPORTANT SALE OF THE PESOX.
UIGH-CLAba AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
PAINTINGS.
Comprising In part the entire recent Importation of
A. D ii u i V M l r.l, iai., or ass i v jcitr.
B. M'O'l T. Jh., will sell at the Art Gallery, No. 1020
CHthNUT (street, on the evenings of Tuesday, Wed
nesday, and Thursday, May 7, 8, and 9, at before 8
o'clock, the entire recent importation ot A. D'Huy
vetter, Esq.. of Antwerp, comprising about 275 really
highest class Modern Paintings, together with a num
ber of American productions, making In all one of
tne Dest collections ever oirerea in tuis country,
Among the artists represented are
FOREIGN:
Tbeo. Gerard,
Rolliaen,
H. bavry.
Troyon, David Col,
L. Itnbbe, Cnas. Delkert,
ver lloeven Ball.u. J. de Voget,
J. Ruvten. Boogaerdt.
h". Krusemau,
A. Van Hamme, Veyrasset,
B. C. Kqck Koek, Lion.
V. Musi, W. Verschnur,
De-la-liaye, L. Lampe,
berrure. Vaarman.
xe vos.
Von ISeben,
fstroebel,
Maes.
J. Le Bret,
1. Jo I Hard. Van Hevendonck.C. Wanturs.
Jas.E. Meadows, E. Verboeckhoveu, andothers,
AMERICAN:
E. Moran. E. D. Lewis,
Jas. Hamilton, Milne Ramsey,
G. W. Nicholson, 11. C. Blspham,
J. Fulkuer, II. Helmiuk,
T. Moran,
J. 11. Lambdln,
T. Butler,
J. Walker,
anu oiuers.
Tbe Paintings will be ou view on Tuesday, with
catalogues, until lu o'clock P, M., aud cuuttuue uulil
evening ot sale.
Tlie attractive character and high class of the Paint
ings render this sale well worthy the attention of
collectors, connoisseurs, aud dealers. 4 27 lot
B
Y THOMAS L1RCH & SON, KO. 1110 CUES
NUT btreet, above Eleventh btreet.
Pale In West Philadelphia.
NEAT HOUSEHOLD FCHMTURE, ETC.,
On Wednesday Morning,
May 1, at 10 o'clock, on Thirty-sixth street, westslde,
second house north of Chesnut street, will be sold tna
furniture ot a family removing from the city, consist
ing of Brussels and Ingrain carpets, walnut parlor and
chamber furniture, beds and lualtressus; diulug-roum
and kitchen furniture, etc.
The tiiruiture uas all purchased new In October last.
Cutalogues at the auction store. 4 '- 31
PEREMPTORY CLOSING KALE OF SHEFFIELD
PLA'l ED WARE. TABLE CUTLERY. ETC.
We would respectfully call attention to the peremp
tory closing sale of Mheflield Plated (mods, received
direct Ironi JOSEPH DEAKIN & SON'S, the nianu
tacturers. Sheflield, England, to take place at TUUS,
BIRCH it SON'S Store, No. 1110 Chesuul street,
On Thursday morning,
May 2, nt 10 o'clock, embracing the newest styles
tea and coffee services, water kettles, cake baskets,
fruit dishes, wlnesels, hreaklasl aud dinner custors,
biscuit caddies, pickle stands, soup tureeus, eutree
dishes, oval and round trays, eta etc.
Also, a magnlllcent assortment ot Ivory balanced
handle table and tea knives, plated dinner and tea
toiks, all varieties and patterns, cases cutlerv, etc.,
being the best ever offered at public sule in this
country. litiot
Sale at No. 1110 Chesnut street.
NEW AND SECONDHAND HOUSEHOLD FURNI
'll'KK, PIANO FORTES, PARLOR ORGAN,
MELODEONS, CARPETS, MIRRORS, ETC.
On Friday Morning,
At 9 o'clock, at the auction store, No. 1110 Chesnut
street, will he sold, a large assortment of superior
household furniture, for parlor, chamber, and dining
room: also, piano fortes, rosewood parlor organs,
nitlodcons, mantel and pier mirrors, carpets, etc.
RED C EDA R CLOTHES CHESTS.
A lso, 20 superior red cedar cluthes chests! 4 30 at
s
AMUEL C. FORD & SONS, AUCTIONEERS
No. m B. FOURTH Street,
Bales of Real Estate. Stocks, Loans, etc., at Phi la
delpbia Exchange, every Friday at 12 o'clock, noon.
Our sales are advertised In all the dally and several
of the weekly newspapers, by separate handbills ol
each property, and by pamphlet catalogues, on
thousand ot which will be issued on Weduesday pre
ceding each sale.
RE AL ESTATE AT PRIVATE BALE.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE. STOCKS, LOANS, ETC..
ON FRIDAY, MAY 8. AT 12 O'CLOCK. AT THE
EXCHANGE, will include:
VALUABLE PROPERTIES, NEAR WILMING
TON. DEL. ,
TnESlXTII AVENUE UOUSEand Lotof Ground
2Wi feel square, situate on A street aud Sixth and
Seventh avenues, one mile from Market street.
CliLSNUT GROVE COTTAGE and Lot of
Ground, M feet square, with tenant house, car
riage house, etc., situate on Seventh aud Eighth
avenues. 29 4t
ANCOAST iV WARNOCK, AUCTIONEERS
No. 240 MARKET STREET,
large positive pale of 780 lots ameri
can and imported dry goods, ribbons,
miilim:ky goods, hosiery goods, no
tions, ETC., by Catalogue, on a credit.
On Wednesday Morning,
May 1st, commencing at lu o'clock, comprising
a lull line ol new and desirable Goods lor present
sales. , , , . ,,, . m U 27 at
Included in sale on A ednesriay will be found. Viz.:
1000 PIECES W HITE GOODS,
A full line of plain Jaconets, cambrics, nainsooks,
India mulls, bishop lawns, plaid and stripe cambrics,
Juconels, Mill nalni-ooks, plaul and stripe Swiss, etc.,
ol all quhlltics, lor first-class salus.
Also, ladles' and gents' b-H and H-4 linen cambric
hdkis . plain beunned aud hemstitched uud colored
bordtis .1BR0Il)j,.lIKa ANI) t..jj noons.
Also, nil Invoice ol embroidered tape bonier linen
cambric hdkls; colored embroidered hdkfs; emuroi''
ered all linen 00. do.
Also, an Invoice lace border linen cambric hdkl ,or
nrslclaea saies: nice colors, lace veils, etu.
PARASOLS AND UMliltELLAS.
Also KKI lnlH ii. w. kI ui,ri,L -...I- ult' """"
bugle and lancy trimmed poult de solo paro"01" HU
auu umbrellas, for llrst-class sales ,nu
KlliJIUJVS AfSl) MlLl.tiNKKX .1,1 T. real
Also, un invoice of Paris poult de "' rii i k iVTr li
French (lowers, mailnes. crapes, boni"' arl
fancy bonnet ornaments, straw strlii''U.l,PII1V'lirt.
I'llltk HVI'V k'AMW 'I H I M M lM,al i,"lj0'iiJ '
INS. '1
ETU ETC.
Also on Wednesday-
Biway . r,. .i.
sou lots Paris linen and fancy (" -i,.
and cloak bullous, dress trliuuil"H"
stock goo. Is MIoMirtCj CORSETS.
Also mi do 'so fa lies1 I "'"' ,lMel 'DrlnK D
skiru r, whalebone auu Auierlcau corsets, etc..
first class city sales.
oorj
tor
AUCTION SALES.
M,
THOMAS A .SONS, JsOS. 133 AND 111
8. FOURTH Street.
eri-FTiion household furmturf,, fintj
IMPERIAL CARPETS, HAIR MATTRESSEB,
E l C. ETC.
On Wednesday Morning,
Mny 1, nt lOo'clock, at No. 11:11 Mount Vernon Street,
by catalogue, the superior walnut household furni
ture, hair mattresses beds and beddlug, line Impe
rial carpets, kllHienfurnlliirfljetc 4 27 3fc
PUBLIC SALE CITY TKOI'MUI.
f-'ji THOMAS SONH, Auctioneers, Business 1-oca-lino.
'1 irn..toi v lirli'lr dwelllnir. No. 41 1 ItaCS
street, with four dwellings lu the rear, ou PJcbardsoil
street. .
Pursuant to ordlnancenmr tho Select ana jommoni
Councils ol the City of Philadelphia, will be sold at
Public Sale, without reserve, by order ol Commis
sioner ot t tty 1'roperty, on Tuesday. May 28. 1HB7. at
l'i o 'cluck, Noon, at the Phllndeipuia I'.xcnnnge, mo
follow ing described real estate belonging to the City
of Philadelphia: I
i o. 1.
All that lot of ground, with the messuage now
erected thereon, situate on the north side of Race
street, M feet 8 Inches east of Filth street, No. 4.11, con
taining In front on Race street, IS feet 5 Inches, and
extending of that width so feet, with the right and
privilege Into an is feet 10 Inch wide court, called
Richardson's court, leading southward luto the said
Race street,
No. 2.
All that lot of ernniid. with the messuage now
erected thereon, situate on the west sldeot Richard
son's court (being No. II, 80 leel north of Race street,
containing In front on Richardson's court feel
1 111 lies, aud extending of that width 19 reel 10 incnen,
with use and privilege of the privies at Iho north end
of said ItlchurUsou's court.
NO. 8.
All that lot of urnuml. with the mesHiinge row
erected thereon, situate on the west slue of Richard
son's court (being No. 2), S'j feet 8 Inches north of Raca
streel; containing In front ou Richardson's court it
feet Inches, and extending or Unit width IB leei in
Inches, with the use and privilege of the privies OBL
the north eud ot said Richardson s court.
No. 4.
All that lot of ground, with the messuage now
erected thereon, situate on the weHt sldeot Richard
son's court (being No. a), ill feet 5 Inches north of
Rare street; containing In front on Richardson's court
21 leet 10 Inches, and extending ol that width 19 feet 1(1
lot lies, with the use and privilege ot the privies on
the north end of said Richardson's court.
No. 8.
All that lot of ground, with the messnnge thereon
erected, Bliuato on the west side of Richardson'sl
court (being No. 4), 133 feel 8 Inches north of Kaon
st reel ; containing in front on Rlciiardson'a court 27
feet 8 inches, and extending of thai width 19 feet 1(1
inches, with the use and privilege ot the privies OH
the north end of said KichardsouTs court.
No. 1.
Business Stand, 2,-story brick building, Front
street, north of Noble. All that lot of grouud, wltht
the 2'a-Btory brick building thereon erected, situate
on the east side of Front street, 42 feeta'4 Inches north;
of Noble street, in the Eleventh Ward; containing lit
front ou Front street 21 feet 9 inches, aud extenulutC
lu depth feet.
No. 2.
Lot, corner South and Carbon streets, Twenty-slxtht
Ward. All that lot of ground, situate on the S. E.
corner of South and Carbon streets, In the Twenty
sixth Ward: containing In front on South street 10
feet, and extending In depth along Carbon street 2(1
feet.
No. 8.
Two-and-a-half-story frame building, Front street.'
north ol Noble. A II that lot of ground, with the two-and-a-ball-story
frame building thereon erected,
situate on the east side of Front street, lu the Eleventh!
Ward, 64 feet ' Inches north ot Noble Btreet, thenca
extending easterly at right angles C2 toet; thence ex
tending northerly 21 feel 9' Inches; thence extending
westerly 2 feel l.'J Inch to Frout street, and thenca
extending southerly along Front street 25 feet aud
of au Inch to the place of beginning.
Terms Cash or, at the option ol the purchaser,
tw enty per cent, of the purchase money may be paid
In cash, and the balance secured by bond aud mort
gage of the premises, payable in five years, with In
terest at the rate ol six per cent, per annum, payable
semi-annually on the 11 rot days or July and January in
each year, with the usual stipulation to be Inserted
In said bond and mortgage, that lu case ot dafaull la
payment of Interest for thirty days, the whole prlncl-
Lal sum shall thereupon become due and recoverable
y law: Provided, That where the lot of ground
hereby authorized to be sold is unimproved and
vacant, the purchaser, at his option. In lieu of the said
mortgage to secure the balance of the purchase money
as above mentioned, may have tbe said balance)
charged upon the ground by ground rent deed ordeeds,
In the usual form. The said ground rents thereby
created to be paid In equal semi-annual payments ou
the flrslof July and Jauuary In each year. And pro
vided further. That the purchasers shall pay all ex
penses for deeds, bonds, mortgages, stamps, acknow
ledgments, and other expenses in the matter of
making the conveyance trom. the city to the pur
chasers. See plans at the Auction Rooms.
M. THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers.
4 25 ws tfl Nos. mil and 141 B. FOURTH Street.
f PUBLIC SALE-CITY PROPERTY.
Ljjil M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers.
Large and Valuable LOT, N. W.Corner of TWENTi .
THIRD and CHESNUT Streets, fronting also on
Twenty-fourth street and Slmes streets, three Valua
ble i roots.
Pursuant to ordinances of the Select and Common
Councils of the city of Philadelphia, will be Bold at
public sale, without reserve, by order ot the Commis
sioner of City Property,
Ou TUESDAY, May 27, 1667, at 12 o'clock. Noon, at
the Philadelphia Exchange,
All that lot of ground situate on the north side of
Chesnut street, begluulng at tbe northwest corner of
Twenty-third Btreet, and extending along said Ches
nut street. 240 feet to Twetity-feui th street, and la
depth northward 81UI feet to a tweu tv-four feet street
called Slmes street. Bounded on the" north by Slmea
street, ou the east by Twenty-third street, and ou the
south by Chesnut street, and on ihe west by Twenty
fourth streel, lately occupied by the Philadelphia
Gas Works.
The above will be divided Into 40 lots, and sold ao
cording to a plan that maybe seen at the Auctlor
Rooms the purchaser to have the privilege 01 tukiuu
four additional lots adjoining each other.
Terms 20 per cent, of the purchase money shall b
I paid 111 cash at the lime of the delivery ot the deed,
i and the balance may be secured on the premises bj
mortgage or ground-rent deeds, or may be paid lq
' cash, at the option ol the purchaser.
M. THOM AS & SONS. Auctioneers.
4 2(5ws tf Nos. lull and 141 S. FOURTH Street.
JM. (iUAIMEY & BOKS, AUCTIONEERS
No. 60S WALNUT Street.
Hold Regular Sales ot
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND BECXTRITIES AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
Handbills of each property Issued separately.
1000 catalogues published and circulated, containing
full descriptions of property to be sold, as also, a par
tial list vt property contained In our Real Estate Regis
ter, and offered at private sale.
Sales advertised dally lu all tbe dally newspapers.
Ledger, North American, German Free Press, In
quirer, Evening Bulletin, German Democrat, Age,
'Evening Telegraph," Press, aud Legal Intelligencer,
REAL I ESTATE SALE ON MONDAY, MAY 6th.
Wi'.l luchide
ELEGANT RESIDENCE. 28 feet front, with large
Stable and Carriage-house aud Lot. 17a leet deep, No.
912 Walnut street.
VALUABLE PROPERTY, No. 219 Vine street, 20
feel front by 146 feet deep, ihiough to Wood street.
handsome: MODERN RESIDENCE, with every
convenience, No. 2027 Pine street.
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY, Cape Island,
N. J., know n as the Tremonl House.
THREE-STORY MODERN BRICK RESIDENCE,
No. 924 North Eighth street.
BEVERLY, N. J Several desirable BulldlngLots,
Second. Third, and Magnolia streets. 4 27 71
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C. MAC KEY, AUCTIONEER!
Olhce No. 421 COMMERCE Street, lUti
MISCELLANEOUS.
gLATE MANTELS.
SLATE MANTELS are unsurpastfd for Durability
B uty, trengtb. and Cheapness.
SLATE MANTELS, and 61 Work GeneraUj
made to order,
J. 13. KlrfES & CO.,
8 12 6m Nos 2126 a CHKSNTJT Btreefc
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FAH MANUFACTORY.
T n H NT BAILEY fc CO.,
- 'rkuovkd to
N E Corner & WA K,KfT "ud WATER Streets,
j.. n. Lorneri pi,irtdelphla.
Tiu-ATfi8 IN BAGS AND BAGGING
ura ij everv Description, lor
rtttn Fled", Salt, huper-Phosphttte of Lime, Boue
uraiu, x n Dust, Etc.
t r,.A .'d si'11 GUN-N Y BAG
Llt rffl A lso, WOOL SA
j7 T. Baiiky.
aus consta.il tpy on hand.
Jamks Cahcadks.
yiOTTON ANU FLAX,
(j BAIL DUCK AND CANVAH,
Of all numbers and brands
Tent Awning. Trunk, and Wagon Cover Duck. Also
Paper Manuiaciurers' urier elt, from oue tosev
feel wide; Pauling. Belling, Sail Twine, etc w"Bveu
JUUi w. r.V tltJlAN & CO.,
8 GJ No. um JON ES Alley.
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LEXANDEtt G. CATTELL & CO.
produce; com mission merchants.
No. IM NORTH WHARVES
No. 27 NORTH WATER STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
ALKXAKPKB 8. CATTKLt,, H2j ELIJAH 0. CATTgr.I
WILLIAM 8. OR
COMIShlGN MERCHANT
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NO. S3 6. 1ELAWARK Aveuue, Philadelphia.
abknt yon
Dupopt's Gnnpowrter, Refined Nitre, Charcoal Kin.
W. Baker & C'o.'s Chocolate, t'otxia, and Broma'
Crocker Bros, d Vm.' Yellow Melal Hhentu:n'i
Holm, aud Nails. i t-ii