TOE DAILY EVENING TELEGRArH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, MAY 20, 1867.
RISTORl.
BPAFTUBK FOR W7ROI' tABT IAT IS AMERICA
Th'KTim WITU KR1l!NI8-HININO 09 A WHW
' CONTRACT WITH MR ORAO FOR HA VARA AUD
TM ORITK) 8TATRS-A0 RBVOIR, WOT aDlBU.
wtardat DM an eventful day In the eventful
,,Kl"of iS.meR..toTi. From carl bour
inmeroas t1tor sought ber residence fn Bii
Uen" tdrect, to bid her good-by, and pa, thetr
Urt tribute of admiration and lespect to her
mbIu. troodms", and amiable qualities. Bou
quets, some of which were the rarest "PclineM
if art were broueht in, trntll the elegant par
lors ncemed to be conservatories, and the cards
four principal cUlwns, clerdjmoo, diplomats
iolHtclans, literary ceU brities, artists, and other
friends, were sent up from the continuous stream
t carriages that "stooped the - why," until the
fair artiste became bewildered. Then an ordeal
f Hand-shaking of the (leneral .rant sttle, and
the Babel of fnrewetls, in hall-a dozen languages,
preceded the departure lor the steamer.
Yet amid this busy seene Madame Ristori uia
rot iorpet the prompting of her Parous
heart, tor she found time to mnlre mon.y liberal
donations to the poor. Rarely has J
fccen the recipient of such flattering attentions
from the most dtinBUl-lie.l citizens of the
metropolis as Madame Kisiorl and her
were jesterdav. The rich and elepant souvenirs
wb.cfi theyrectved formed a mallcarpo ln
themselves. All the Hal ans of : note, many
celebrities in the art world, and many of the
renrescDtatives of our republican aristocracy,
Jcde down o be steamer Yesterday aiternoon
to sw Madame Bistori off. The scene at the
1oekon the deckhand in the cab, n, where
Madame Bistort was surrounded by the inti
mate friends she has made here, was unprece
dented. The leave-taVinga were warm, affec
tionate, and enthusiastic. .
Her iusband. he Marquis del Orillo, her son
fleoree, and her beautilul daugUter, Mad'lle
Binnca, came In for a chare iu the general
enthusiasm, and deep reircts were expressed
again and again at parting. But it was au retoir,
not adieu. Mr. Grau has been long anxious to
enter into a new engagement with the great
tragedienne, but the wished to retire from the
stage and devote herself to the care ol her
family. The unprecedented enthusiasm with
Which she was received at her larewell appear
ance, the flattering serenade which followed,
and the unvarying triumphal character of the
past season determined, her yesterday; and she
signed a contract to appear under the manage
went of Mr. Grau, during the next spason,
at the Grand Tacon Theatre, Havana,
and In the United States. The contract
was signed on board of the steamer
a few minutes before its departure. Madame
Jtistori expressed herself to ttiose present, alter
signing the contract, that she could not be in
duced to return to America under any other
management than that of Mr. Grau. She used
the following words: "When the artist signs an
engagement with Mr. Grau, halt the battle is
framed." One of tbe last acta before the sailing
ol,. the steamer Ville de Paris was to present Mr.
Jrau with a cane de visile, on which was written
"To her good Irlend and excellent manager, J.
Grau, souvenir ol Adelaide Hisiori del Grillo."
Mr. Grau also presented Madame Kiston with a
silk American flag, on which was the single
word "ikuoertir."
One ol the conditions of the contract Is that
Giacommctii's new play, Marie Antoinette, will
be produced lor the first time, and under the
management of Mr. Grau, in New York. This
is in accordance with the author's previously
expressed wish, tl at this work should be
trough i out in a republican land, as the senti
ments he proposed introducing in it would prove
distasteful to monarchical ideas of liberty.
Bcbillcr'8 celebrated Jeanne d1 Arc will be also one
ol the teatures of the next season in Havana
and tbe United States. The scenery for Marie
Antoinette will be painted in France and Italy,
and the costume will be entirely new. Filly
thousand Irenes were deposited by each of the
rontracting parties with a leading banker of
this city. Madame Rlstorl will make her first
appearance next season at the French theatre
on September 15i -
All the lines were cast off, and tbe noble
Bt earner, one of the staunched and swlitest of
the popular French line, moved out from the
pier; handkerchiefs were waved, adieus ex
changed, and each eye strained to catch a part
ing glimpse of tbe Queen of the Drama. The
crowd on the pier was immense, and every
point where a view of the steamer could be ob
tained swarmed with huuan beings, N, Y.
Sunday Herald.
Inquire Within.
.The mouth la like a house to let. However
pretty it may be externally, it ia impossible to
judge of its merits until you have aeon the in
side. If behind the ruby doors there are plenty
of pearl-white fixtures, you will eaKlaim, at
trace, "how beautiful 1" To impart the ut
most possible brilliancy to such dental furni
ture to keep it always sound and per
fect there is nothing like fragrant Sozo-
GROCERIES, ETC.
Q. ARFIELD'S
SUPERIOR CIDER VINEGAR
"Warranted free from all POISONOUS ACIDS.
For sale by all Grocers, and by the Sola Agents,
PAUL & FERGUSON,
4 19 3m 8 NO. 18 NORTH WATB
SPANISH OLIVES.
TEE EE HUNDRED GALLONS OF
JTine Spanish Olives,
For sale by the gallon, muih below the cost o
in pollution, by
JAMES K. WEBB
H4 Corner WALNUT and gKlHTII ftts.
JjONDON BROWN STOUT
AND KC'OTC'II ALE,
- In atone and glass, by the cask or dozen.
ALBERT C. BOBtBTN,
Dealer la Pine Groceries,
U 7rp Corner ELEVENTH and VTNB Hia.
ryilE OLD STAND REIODKLLRU,
NEW ITOBE rOB t'ISK CMNFKCTIONM.
- Entire new stock or met tedious, Krut s, eto.
Philadelphia. Mav ia ihiit
Having taken the old established btore No. wi6
if a it u I, T Hr reef, fi irmerl v uncuitleil hv .lhn wn..
uU completely refilled aud renovated tbe entire
premises, we are prepared to supply all article In
our Hue, at as reasonable price as cau be purcliused
elsewhere. ..,.
Our long experience In the business, together with
the efficient cot us of workmen, at our command, will
enable us to furnish (lie Quest urtiuels at the lowest
prices.
A call Is respectfully sollcltel.
HAINES A LEEDS,
B 17 trp
NO. 900 MARKET STREET.
, JOSEPH HAINES.
WALTER S. LEEDS,
CAUCH 'S RAW DONE
SUPEB-P1IOSP1IATE OF LI HE
The great Fertilizer or all crops. Quick In Its
action, and permanent In Its eHocla, JutLaoliahed over
Iealers supplied by tbe cargo, direct from the wharf
Ol me manufactory, uu iiucxau terms,
lianulactuxed only by
BATJQH A SONS,
Office Na 20 South DELAWARE A venoe,
tomwfrp Philadelphia.
PATENT WIRE WORK
yoB BATxmaa. btork fronts,
Ul'ARIiH, PAllTTTTONS, KTf
COASt BOKEia?B, FOCktiHlNIJUt WXKJid, MVC
MaiiiifiMtiired by
tx, yr aimeh b nuns,
9x7 tot Ho. a H. blXlll btreeU
FOURTH EDITION
LITEST FROM EUROPE.
By Atlantic Telegraph.
Lonpon. May 17 Evening. Tlie I.nxemhourg
question may now he considered as finally sot
tied, for the Emperor Napoleon and King Wil
liam of Prussia have signed the treaty looking
to t hat end.
The motions for new trials In the cane of
MtSNrs. Calloryaud Me my, who wero reooutly
fonnd gnllly, have been denied.
The tniy of London hai voted OOO towards
the erection of astRtue to Ueorae I'eabody. the
gieat philanthropist.
Umtel HiuUb Klvc -twenties closed at Frank
fort last evening at 77J.
Commercial lleport or This Morning.
London, May 2010 A. M. The Money Mar
ket has not yet opened for the transaction of
business. There Is n, somewhat better fooling
In Consols. Five-twenties and Erie RUIroid
shares are conMderf d easier, bnt ate not quota
blv lower than nt the clns or Hatnrday.
Liverpool, May 2010 A. M. (Jotton steady
and unchanged.
London, May 20 Noon. A despatch has been
received here, announcing the arrival of the
United States lrou-clud Mlao tonomah al Gib
raltar. LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
er-ECIAL PE8PATCUES TO BTHNINO TELKORAPn.
Washikoton, May 20.
The Census of 1870,
The Rureau of Statistics is making prepara
tion to take the census of 1870, through lb In
ternal ltevenue organization. Director Dtslmar
has been superintending a series of statist ical
exercise drills.the result of one of which sfTirJa
remniknble proof of l!ie thorough orcanlzutlon
of the various bureaux of the Treasury De
partment, lie has tuken a census of the num
bers of I Li; entire population of the country
already, and that too without auy expanse
whatever, excepting for stationery. The census
was quietly but thoroughly taken durlna six
weeks of lsst November and December, nnd Is
in most, cases the result of actual count la the
ltevenue Districts.
The details will not be furnished tn the
public until they have undergone careful revi
sion and arrangement.
The returns front a few of the remote moun
tain districts of the country are the only ones
not deemed satisfactory. The present census
shows the total population of the thirty-seven
Hlatca in November aud December last to have
been Hi. 100,256, and of the Htates and Terri
tories taken together, 34,505,882.
In in oh t of the Bout hern States there lias been
a deciease of population. In the Eastern
81 nles a small Increase, and in the Western
Mutes a large Increase. Tue results are
supported In every instance by the State cen
suses of 1805, so far tie taken.
The con. parlson wii u the census of 1869, Is as
follows: Thirty-seven. Biates, a few of which
were then Territories, numbered 31,218,021 in
hnbitants, and the total StaUs and Territories
,'il,413,:i21. Ttietotnl Increment since 18U0 has,
therefore, been 3.0(12.581, which, In view or the
late extended Rebellion, demonstrates an ex
traordinary recuperative power of the country.
The population of the District of Columbia is
given al 118,807, with a majority of several thou
sand females over mules.
The Attorney-General on Reconstruction
Tbe importance of the forthcoming advice
upon the Reconstruction acts from the Attor
ney General, has rendered public expectation
somewhat impatient. It has been srenerallv
supposed that his Interpretations of the vari
ous and novel quest I -ns involved, would all be
embraced in a single oolnion shortly to be pro
mulgated, but it is snid the practical operation
ol tbee measures, by developing new ques
tions lor solution nimost every any, may keep
that official's hands full of the subject from
time to time, though the first advisory commu
nication will doubtless embrace the main priu-
ipies. ... ,
The Altorney-Clpneral will leave to-morrow
f r New York, where he will remain only a
short time. The object of his visit is to consult
nis ocuust wun regard to a disease or tue eye.
Conscience-Money.
The conscience fund of the Treasury Denart-
ment was still further Increased to-day by the
reception of two letters, boi h from New York,
one containing fifty and the other thirty dol
lars, which the senders consider to be the pro
perty of the Government. These cases, for the
most part, rose from business transactions
during tholate war.
New York Bank Statement.
New York. May 20. The Bunk statement
Bbiius the followluiz:
Loans, increase Vl.279,045
Specie, Increase 897,8-13
Circulation, increase .vt a
Denoslts. increase 1,091.022
Legal Tenders, decrease 4,10S,138
Latest Markets by Telegraph.
n iitiukuv. Mftv 90 Cotton nnlet and steady:
middling (inlands, 29 '-jC. Prime Hlo Coffee scarce, aud
Meld at I8?4(,ic, in gom. riour umtvy uu un
changed. Wheal dull, with a small business; Penn
sylvania red, 3'i5. Choice M aryland white, t! .W$
3-vs. Corn dun; i&,utx Dusneis soiu wnue, i -lwgtris;
yellow active and several cents higher; sales at $1-20
(rtjrzs, mosuy aiiiie inner lor prime; mixea western,
fl'14. Oflls active at 7H(AR(ic. Provblons steady; bulk
Meats, .mips rora, nnu iaru nrm; jsacon uncuanisea;
sales confined to jobbers. Whisky In bond is held at
Wofi, without stiles.
Peoceedings of tiie Boabd op Surveys. The
Board met at half-pust 10 o'clock, the President
in the chair, l lie luinutos ol the last meeting
were read and approved.
An ordinunee to change the name of Emmet
street, in tbe Twenty-eighth Ward, to Fletcher
Btreet. upon motion of Mr. Levering, was
Hpreeu to.
The Committee on fewer on Front street, be
tween Denmark aud Moore streets, reported a
resolution authorizing a 2 feet 6 inch brick
sewer, which was agreed to.
Kewer on Bansom street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, referred to Messrs. tShedaknr,
Roberts, and Wolf, who reported a resolution
authorizing a 12 Inch pipe at expense of peti
tioners. Agreed to.
Sewer on Fourth street, from South street to
forty leei south of South street, referred to
Messrs. bhedaker, Roberts, and Wolf, who re
ported, a resolution authorizing a 2-foot 8-lncti
sewer at expense of petitioners. Agreed to.
Sewer on tspanpler street, l'owelion avenue,
and Race street, referred to Messrs. Smedley,
Miller, Shalerots, Committee, who reported a
resolution authoiizing a 12-lnch pipe al expense
of petitioners.
The Committee I whom was referred the
petition to increase size of drain on Rttten
house street, reported that the Board of Sur
veyors counsel tbe construction of a sower of
three feet six iucli drain, with two inlets and
one inaiiLold, a dlt-tmice of about three hun
dred feet.
A ootiiruunlcation from Councils asking in
formation lehtiive to revision of line of Schuyl
kill river was received.
Mr. Miller ottered the following resolution:
Hfmlved, That the Board of Surveyors recommend
to Councils the revision or the whurt hues of the
Kcuuyiklil river whenever necessary betweeu Fair
mount ami tsouth Btreot, and also the establishment
or a whaif line on tue south side of the Schuylkill
river to the mouili of tlio saoto. and they also recom
mend a revision of the wharf line on the river Dela
ware, as asked lor hy l-etittouers, from the Raw
Yard to the Point House. Agreed to.
Mr. Smedley moved that Gowon street, lie-
located so that Its ceturo line shall be upon the
properties of Messrs. Wolf and ScharTer, and
thatlliuUle street be extended southward to
luKiwii uoweu street. Agreed to,
Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, May 23
Reported by Da Haven Bro No. 40 S. Third street
BKTWfJKtf BOARD
fftOOOltySS, New irl
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loo Bb Hnsq Cnl..,.b0.
4 Q pHiiua 1C
Kit Bb Head K
luo do
4 ill Jlarilab'glt,
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bi'i
tlfctlM do.. Old. H7
Silft.i 6-20s 'M..Jy-cp....i'
MK) doX.cp
s sh Mecu lik ;u
BKCUND BOA Tin.
1200 City s, New luJ j 2shPennaR,
61 I
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SlIKlO do MWU.Hti J Uo.
KKX)T.ehlL'li 68 S4...... ft' is do ,
1000 Mr(fB Loan W 11 do,...,
25 sb lh V K I do
C1ET THE BEST. TITK HOLY BIBLR HAItn.
J lug's Kdltions Family, Pulpit aud Pouket BIIiIhh,
In beautiful styles of Turkey iloriMo and anlliue
blnditiKs. Anew edition, arranged for photographic
portraits f families w jjhjjjnQ, Publisher.
No. 32a C'lltfcMbT btrtwt, below i oiuUi.
DRY GOODS.
J. C. STItAWBItlBGE & CO.
SILKS !
SILKS !
1ICATT BI.AIH BO UIIAINS. $V7S
AND 92-00.
cwnnED suhn ron hacque. a oo
and a-ivo.
VEKT IIF.AVT UOLD-F.DOKD BILK.
PI.AID HI1.K FOPMNS, OfOO.
CIIKCR HILliM, AUVOLOBI. $100 FEB
T AMD.
IILACK AND WHITE II.AID SILKS, 01.
DRESS GOODS!
NBW MATEBIAM TOR TBAYELLINH
COMTinES,
FIGURED ORENADINEK.
SILK AMD WOOL FOPLIKN,
rUENCII JACONET LAWNS, 81 CENT.
800O TABS) ft FRENCH LAWNS, S8 AND
SI CENTH.
COTTON GOODS !
Still Further Depression In Prices.
Yard-wide Bleached Muslin, 12 cents. .
Excellent Yard-will e Shirtings, 16, 18, and 20
cents.
New York Mills, WilliamsvlUe, and Warn
sutta. Wide Sheetings, very low. i
Pillow Muslins, 23Jand 25 cents.
Good Yard-wide Unbleached, 15, 16. and 18
cents.
Very Best Heavy Unbleached Muslins, 20 and
22 cents.
.Unbleached Sheetings, cheap.
Cloth and Cassimerc Depart
ment.
i All-wool Casslmeres, 75, 85 cents, and $1 00.
: Fine Casslmeres Tor Boys' Wear, 65 cents to
$100.
Mixed Casslmeres, for suite, Sl'25.
Silk Mixtures for Business Suits, Jl 87i to
8200. - -
, Linen Drills and Docks.
Stripe and riald Linens. -j
5000 yards Cloths for Ladles' Wear, one hun
dred different styles. Prices, 1 25 to 14 50.
J. C. STRAWBRIBGE & 10.
NORTHWEST CORNER
EIGHTH AND MARKET STS.
1 llfsmrpS
PHILADELPHIA.
3PRINC ASSORTMENT
nonsc-Furnlshing Dry Goods,
CONSISTING OF
LINEN, COTTON, AND WOOLLEN COODS
FOB HOUSEHOLD USE,
AT TEBY REDUCED PRICES,
BUCHAS
LINES SHEETINGS,
PILLOW JLlMiN.
TABLE,
CLll US, 2 to 7 yards long,
COTTON SHEETINGS,
PILLOW MUSLINS,
TABLE LINENS,
DAMASK NAPKINS.
QTJILlb,
IBOaDEttED TOWJBLS,
BLANKETS,
EMBROIDERED TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
ETC. ETO.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN & ARRISOPI,
6 rp NO. 10 )S CIIESNUT STHEET.
Ho. 1101 CHEHNUT Street.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.
Have opened, at their NEW STORE,
N. W. Cor. KlCTcntb and Chtiaut,
A SPLENDID ASSOBTMEUt
or
WHITE HOODS,
LACES,
EMBROIDERIES,
LACE tiOODM,
HAN DHKlt CHIEFS,
VEILS, ETC. ETC.,
Of Superior Qsallty, at LOW PRICES.
nia inNsano ton "oji
L P A C A S.
iVHT RECEIVED, A SPLENDID LINE OF
Bombazine Finish Alpacas,
IMPORTED EXPRESSLY FOB OUR OWN
HALES.
PERKINS, ;
S 18 smw8trp NO. 0 ROCTII NINTH ST. 1
CHEAP LINEN GOODS.
SHEPPaRD, VAN HARLINGEN & ARRISON,'
NO. 1008 CRESNITT STREET,
Are now receiving from tt it '
AUCTION SALEM,
60ME VERY CHEAP LOTS OF !
RARNSLEY SHEETINS,TO WEU,IIC( K'
ABACUS AND OTHER LINEN UOODS,
To which they luTite the MUation of buyers, A9
BEING NEARER TO OLD PRlfEH tbsn anything
they bsve been bl to offer, g u Wtrp s
DRY GOODS.
pnicc a wood,
N. Wi CORNER EIIITn AND FILBERT,
HAVE Jl'ST OPENED
A new lot of White Plqnes, M, M, en, 76,80cenu, md
(1 per yard.
Corded Plquea, K. M, 62, and 75 cenU.
A large assortment ot handsome Plaid MnMlns.
Bolt Finish Cambrics, Jsoout-ts, and Nainsooks.
Victoria Lawns and Swiss Muslns.
A new lot of Shirred Muslins, very cheap.
1 NEW LOT OF COLORED ALPACAS.
Blnck and White Stripe Goods, lor Suits or Dresios ,
50 cents a yard.
A ntw lot of Plaid Goods, 28 Cents a yard,
lllack Alpacas and black Al -wool Delaines.
Just opened, a very cheap lot of wide Black Silks1
atti"7yrd-
Black Silks, tl'75. fi (2 25, (2 50, and s 00 a yard.
RARQA1NM IN HOSIERY AND ULOVEM.
Ladles' and Gents' Linen Hdkfs.
Gents' Shirt Fronts and Hnnpenders.
Ladles' and Gents' Hummer Under Vests and
Pants.
A large assortment of Linen Fans. 1022
PRICK & WOOD.
; N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT Bts.
JOHN W. THOMAS,
Nos.405 and 407 North SECOND St.
- NOW OPEN,
POINTE ES INDES SHAWKS AND
ROTVNDES.
I
LLAMA POINTES AND ROTVNDEN,
PTMltl POINTES AND ROTVNDES,
SHETLAND SHAWLS,
J
a2smlfrp ' CRENADINE SHAWLS.
RE-OPENIN O OP
MYERS'
"New Mourning Store."
This Store hasjust been opened with a well-selecte
HTOCK Off ,
MOURNING GOODS,
, AT POPULAR PRICES.
Also, the largest and handsomest assortment ol
MOCRNINO MILLINERY,
Ever offered in this city, manufactured expressly
tor thla establlHlifUAtit.
NO. HIS C1IESNCT STREET,
"(j IRAKI) ROW.'
A. MYERS,
Lately of New York
s 22 (mw2m
JOHN O. ARRISON,
Ncs. 1 and 3 North Sixth Street
Philadelphia,
would invite the attention of his friends
and customers to his superior
assortment of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods;
Also, to his
Improved Pattern Shirt;
the material, workmanship and finish
cannot be surpassed by any in tbe
Market. i22rPi
We now offer a large assort
ment of FANCY BONNETS and
TRIMMED HATS, for Ladies,
Misses, and Children; and in
PBICE, VARIETY, and STYLE,
we defy competition. Novelties
in FRENCH BONNETS AND
FLOWERS, RIBBONS,
CRAPES, SILKS, ENGLISH
HATS, Etc., at moderate prices.
WOOD & CARY, No. 725 CHES-
NUT Street.
3 25 2m
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
The Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe
Deposit Company, tar ttoa Haf
Kaeplnar ot Uoudi, Stocks, and
CHUr Valuable.
CAPITAL.
.9500,000
DIBKOTORB.
t f.ARKN( K It. CLARK,
ALEXANDER HKiSMY
IH. A. CALUWKLIj.
J Ui LlLSTg 1 1 A M FELT,. ! H EN R Y U GLUbOS,
JOHN WitlJli
w rill A Itl.lM M
1'iuiiUJS MAC. A LttrtTKH.
Offlceln he Fire proof Itulldlnw of Die Philadelphia
Nat uiml Buk, VUKHNWr (Street above Fourth.
i hiH Comuatiy twelves on deposit, and UUA RAN
TKi TUK BAFJfi KEF.PINO O VALUABLia
uuoii the lollowiug rate a year, Tit:
Couoou Boudu . M Pfr 11000
KtKlHterea lionds aud Becurltloe 60 oenls per fluuo
(told Coin or Bullion. l-iiper I loo ,
Wlver ColD or Hullli'ii. w... 4'l ft f " 1
Sold or Mlver Flaw........... ljr (10 ,
Cash Boxes or small tiu boxes or Bankers, Brokers,
CapltullKtn, etc.,coutiits uukuowa to Uie Company,
and liability limited, 26 year. '
The Company oilers forKK.NT (renter eiclnslvely
holding the key) tsAViM ISHlVK I Id VAULTS at
i-o. ao, tw.HiO, audivoa year, acwrdlng to Ut au4
Coupons and Interest Collected for one per cent. J
Intercut allowed on Money Deposits. -
This Company Is authorised to receive and execute
Trunls of every description.
l"aunwlro IS. B. BKOWNF, PreHldenJ,
jiwiiknx FATTJUtBOHibevretaiy and Treaaurer, j
AUCTION SALES.
M
THOMAS HUiNS. N3. 139 AND 141
B. FOU1U H Btreet,
BALE OF STOCKS ANI HEAL ESTATE,
May 21, will Include
JillkTV-NINTU A.VD I.OCTJST BTR RETS N.
K. corner, Klegant Itesldence, hot and green houses,
and Inrif lA)t.
tFVJii'lH rlTREKT-Ho. 50, above Bultouwood,
Modrm Btdenrp.
HF'IY-KOCH'I n. FIFTY FIFTn AND RACE
ANl V1NK hi KF.E1M Mansion, tairlHge-liouee,
lcp-nnop, iirrt snunre of (rround.
WAKKKT AND1KNTJI tJlBEETS S. W. corner,
VRlUBhleMorp.
BANK, bl KFF.T No. ,3. Valuable Store.
SktOND bTIli-JlT Mos. ZM and 2id, Valuable
More.
MARKET PTRFKT-No. Vatnuble Store.
WOODLAND TEKUACJi-No. 22, Modem Reel
denrp. H1XT AND CnERUY STREETS 8. E. corner.
Taveraand Dwelling.
fsTJlA W BEU ItY STREET No. , Valuable Store.
TWKNTIM'II bTKEEl north of Locust, Modern
Itefildence.
hKVF.MII STREET No. 510, bolow Lombard,
Union Hell."
JMH'l It STREET-12 Brick Dwellings.
BROAD STREET Hotel and Dwelling
VKIUlKK KOAD F:iegant Country beat.
FINK ROAD Country Residence.
R1VKR DELAWARE Farm aud Country Seat,
loo acres,
WASHINGTON LANE 8. E. corner County Line
Bond. Elegant Country Seat.
MONTOOMERY COUNTY. PA. Country Seat.
MORRIS ROAD Valuable Farm, 41 aores.
CAM AC STRALKT Nos. 1817, IHl'J, and 1809, 8 Gen
teel Dwellings.
CARVEH STREET No. 17W, Rrlck Dwelling. '
BANKSON STHEET No. fi-a, Brick Dwelllug.
IKIM'IH STRF;i:T No. 17 . Modern Dwelllne,
BROAD STREET, Junction ol Oermantown Road,
Lot, i srres
SECOND STREET Biilldtns; Lot.
HOWARD STREET No. lui, Oeuteel Dwelling.
NIMH STREET No. k25, aoove Christian street,
Store and Dwelling.
RIDOE ROAD Country Flace, 13 acres.
1 Administrator's Peremptory Snle.
BANK AND RAILROAD STOCKS, LOANS, ETC.
. - - - on Tuesday, May 21,
At 12 o'clock, noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange
6u Khares Sixth National Rank.
luo shares Mechanics' National Bank.
60 shares Philadelphia, National Bank.
ft'J shuns Western National Rank.
3 shares National Bank or Commerce,
)2nharea National Bank of Northern Liberties,
VI shares First National Bank or Camden, N.J.
10 shares First National Rank ot Wilmington, Del,
8A shnrea Bank of Smyrna, Del.
luosiiarfs Delaware and Chesapeake Steam Tow
Boat Company.
62nhares beboniaker Piano Forte Manufacturing
Company stock.
11 shares Camden and Amhoy Railroad stock.
I 4n snares Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad stock,
64 shares Lackawanna and Bloomsburg Railroad
stock.
2J shares Mlllvtlle and Cape May Railroad stonlr.
6 chares EaHtem Shore Kuilroiid Stock. Par ((.'iO.
' 62 f hares Philadelphia aud Oray'8 Ferry Passonger
Railway stock.
2f)0 shares West Plttston Coal Company stock.
20 shares Delaware Coal Compauy stock.
, 81 shares Cape Island Turnpike Company stock. 1
f 10,000 Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company Con
Solidattd Loan.
' tMKHi Coupon Bonds North Pennsylvania Railroad,
percent,
l2.0ou Coupon Bonds Willlamspott and Elmlra Rail
road, 7 percent.
truoii oupon Bonds Delaware Railroad, per cent
vxn Bonds of the Lackawanna aud Bloomsburir
Railroad.
ti.ou Bond of Union League, Interest 6 percent.
4M) Coupon Bunds City ol Capelblaud, N. J.,6per
Cent.
18 shares Camden and Amboy Railroad Scrip, 150
per bare, paid.
Pew In -Old Pine Street Church." middle aisle.
No. 91.
,'00 shares Tarrand Scott Oil Company.
looo shares Duquesne Oil Company,
i MOOshares Sager Farm Oil Company. '
2800 shares Caledonia OH Company.
21'0 shares Perry Oil Company.
200 sharts McCllntock ville Oil Company.
' 1 share Ocean Steam Navigation Company.
Executor's sale Estate ol Henry Oilm, deceased
40 shares Philadelphia Natinuul Bank.
' 28 khares Western Nstioual Bunk.
! 87 shareo Northern National Bauk.
I 20 shares North America National Bank.
20 1 hares Kensington National Bunk.
. loo shares Pt nnsyivaiila Railroad.
; 1I2.0UO City Loau clear of taxes.
2 aiotiO bonds North Pennsylvania Railroad,
. f 170 scrip North Pennsylvania Railroad.
, i'or Other Accounts
: 117 snares Consolidation National Bank.
, :;( shares Mechanics' National Bank.
. 17 shares FI'Ht National Bank of Camden, A. J.
i K 0 shares Pennsylvania bait Mauulucturlng Co,
' 100 share,! Wyoming Canal Co. . .
I loo shares Delaware Mu ual Insurance Co.
r 2ft shares niplre Transportation Co.
: 40sliars Bouihern Tran.portatjon Co.
64 ehartB Central Traintportatlon Co.
Km shares North An er.cuu Transll Insurance Ca
200 shares Union Passeuger Railway Co.
- 29 sti ares A merican Anil IiicruB'allon Co.
Ion Hharea Pennsylvania Middle Coal Field and Rail
road Co. -
u shares Cheanut Hill aud Sprlngbouse Turn
pike Co.
200 shares McCllntockvllle Oil Co.
4 shares Southern lluil Steamship Co.
2 lots and vaults AtoDaldsou's Cemetery, Nos 28
and 29. . S17 3t
Sale at No. loos Master street, '
HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE, ELEGANT
PIANO-FORTE, UNE FRENCH CHINA, HAND
SOME BRUSSELS CARTE IB, ETC. . '. .
On Tuesday Morning,
21st Instant, at 10 o'clock, at No. lt08 Master street,
by catalogue, the handsome waluut parlor and cham
ber furniture and oak dining-room furniture, a 17 at
Sale at No. 1508 Chesnut street
HANDSOMA ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT FUR
NITURE. ELEGANT CFUCKEKINti GRAND
PIANO, LARUE BOOKCASE. llANUsUaii
BRUSSELS AND IMPERIAL CARPETS, il'U
Ou Wednesday Morning,
22d instant, at 10 o'clock, at Na 16ns Cbesnut street,
by catalogue, the entire handsome furniture. f5 17 41
Jll. GUMMEY & 8OK8, AUCTIONEERS
Mo. 608 WALNUT Street .
Hold Regular Sales ot
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS. AND SECURITIES AT
THE! PHILADEXPHIA EXCHANGE,
Handbills or each property Issued separately.
looo catalogues published aud circulated, containing
full descriptions of property to be sold, as also, a par
tial list at property contained In our Real JaattateRekla.
ter, and onered at private sale,
Bales advertised dally In all the dally newspaper ,
AMUEL C. FOB.D Ac SONS, AUCTIONEERS
No. 127 B. FOURTH Street,
Pales of Real Estate, stocks, Loans, etc., at Phil
delphia 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 of
each property, and by pamphlet catalogue, one
thousand of which will be issued on Wedueaday pre.
ceding each sale. v
REAL ESTATB AT PRIVATE BALK,
Y THOMAS BIBCn & SCN, NO. lllOCHEti
NUT Street, above Eleventh Street.
BALE OF JAPANESE AND CIItNP.SE GOODS
RICH INDIA AND OTHER SHAWLS, CUKIo'
Sl'llES, ETC.
On Monday and Tuesday Mornings
May 20 and 21, at Hi o'clock, at the auction store. No.
1110 chesnut street, will be sold a rich aud interesting
assortment of goods from Cbiua and Japan, compris
ing Flue China; Japuuese cabinet table, work boxes
Jewel cases; card receivers, manufactured iu mosaic'
works of precious woods, sandal wood and others
rich fane; elegant wallers; shell flowers- beautiful
shawls, aud an infinite variety ol Curiosities ot Ori
ental manufacture.
1 he Goods wlii be open for exhibition on Saturday
when the public are invited to call and examine
them. 618 8(
Sale at No. UoftUlrard Avenue.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, BOOK
CASES, ETC
On Tuesday Morulug.
At in o'clock, at Na laos Glrard avenue, will be sold
the furniture ol a family declining hounak.iaif , '
prising Velvet, Brussels, and other carpels: waluut
auo runewood parlor;turniture: chamber, dining-room
and library furniture; China; plated ware; large book
cases: kitcheu furniture, etc,
Can be examined on morning of sale
5 16 8t
Or
FIOE OF
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE
REMOVED TO
:
No. 1123 CHESNUT STHEET,
GIRARD ROW, "
Opened nuder new auspices, new Agents, with new
guarantees. .
TIIE VERT BENT FA MILT MACHINE.
Please call and examine. 8 wftnrp
ROPER'S NEW AMERICAN
BBEECU-LOADINO IlEPEATINO SIIOT
- tiCN,
riBIKClFOVBSHOlM IS TWO SECONDS,
Using ordinary Ammunition. Manufactured by the
ROPER REPEATING RIFLE COMPANY.' Am
beist, Massachusetts, under personal supervlsloa
C M. SPENCER, Inventor Of tut ftuuOUS BPENCE
RIFLE. Bend jgr circular, CItJmlp
AUCTiON SALES.
Pbilip Fobd, Anctlnneer.
C C I L ELLANll & COJ
M
"a rrt ..: "7"rTi mi riinii. mm a tx.i,
A VC1 ION EARS, Na 6n MARKET Street.
SALK.OF 1500 CASES Boo rs. SHOES, BROOAN3
El C. ETC
,r On Ttiuisda mnrntne.
way xs, commencing at In o'clock .
Caialogue. for canh, 15 T caes c ?m.nl WkL' "t11 hT.
youths', boots. Shoes. hrogaH" bi.S.'SJi bT V'.'iH
women's, nnuu n,i i.o.i..i. " " ', " Also
l.Mern nianulac.urers. "0m "ni
1, T:
.uu, Kvnerni wwinmwit or oeslrable go
le roinh
J0'NoB- MVEES CO., AUCTIONEERS
U Nos. 28 and 284 MARKET Street,
Hua 'E1nIMrT'()RYSALE OF BOOTH, 8TTOTSS,
1RAVELL1MJ BA(H, SJKAW GOODS. '
m.o. , On Tuesday Morning,
rro V ' .T",1 bo "l 10 o'clock, by catalogue, on
Ihn..1", rre,,,t' abn,,t ls" Packagnn boote
lecture. 0r6'8' el- of c11' tSrn tuanu:
th,ornrngeom,,rll0,1J,l ctal0"' '5 M
LARGE BALBOFBRITniSH. FRENCH. GERMAN.
w.-niAi' JOMta,l!lu 1,UV GOODS.
We will hold a large sale ol k.relgn and domoatlfl
dry goods, by catalogue, on rour mo.uha'eredlU
u.-, . V" Thursday iiiorulng, K
7 i 10 clock, embracing abont 1000 nackas-Mi
B.
C'DTJeeUAUCT10iiliEB' N- 102
ABl90ITTAJLrFBwm Hora?:HOU FTJRNITTJR1B,
&E!&" boisakrp'i;0,
nWpAtlW MANTEL
Y" AND OVAL MIKKOIW, PAI rius'
ESAMkTCKKOKAVKNUB PUOTolHApi
r,I,.AH.OAliUYr'Fiwrrz'wn, ,s bot removing
I ructed VgflllT w0-. VMi i'benul ' hJ In
structed B. SCO 1 1, Jr., (o make a peremptory sale or
his entire stock, previous to removal to his
S m.'n'.'v-3 rch "lTfet- 10 November next, on
Ay B1d iurIJ V MORNlNGS.May "dand
24th, at 10 o'clock, comprising mantel, pier, and oval
mirrors. In gilt, waluut. and ro-ewood frameSrmda
paintings by leading American and foreign artlM?
chromos, eugravlugs, pLotograph frames, etc, lo HoTt
PANCOAST 4 WARNOCK, AUCTIONEERja
NO. 140 MARKET H'l'REE'f, , "
LARC4E POSITIVK SALE OF 150 LOTH AMFRT
CAN AND IMPORTED DRY GOODS LINEN
AND HOSIERY GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS
HOOP t-KIRTS, COKSETS, KOlYoNS. ATC. BY
CATALOGUE, ON A CREDIT. iu-"'J,'il"
On Wednesday Morning,
May 22d, commenc ing at 10 o'clock, comprising
large and most desirable assortmeut of new season
able goods lor present sales. ,
LARGE, POSITIVK SPECIAL SALE OF 800 LOTA
EMBROIDERIES.
We will sell.
On Wednesday Morning,
May 22d, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, on a credit
606 Lots Needle-work Goods, being a full assortment
ol the newest designs ot a favorite importaUoo, now
landing from steamer, which will be fouud worluy
the early and particular attention of the trade.
Particulars In luture aovenlgemeut. fs 17 4t
C.
C. MAO KEY. AUCTIOHEER;
Office No. 421 COMMERCE Btreet. taut
WATCHtS, JEWELRY, ETC.
H O W OPENING
i " AT
CLARE & BIDDLE'S,
No. 712 - CHESNUT Street,
An Elegant Assortment
OF
s i l -v xi: JE&
FOB BBIDAI4 AND
418BPiw2mrp BESBBAI, PUKEHTATIOXH,
O. Bi KITCHEN,
JEWELER,
S. E. Comer TENTH and CIIESNUT.
GREAT REDUCTION I If PRICES.
DIANOSBII, WATCHES,
JEWELBT, KILVEB.WABE,
BBOHIES,
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
WATCHES AND JEWELRT CAREFULLY SB
PAIRED. ' ,
Particular attention paid to Manufacturing all arti
cles In onr line, rmithsm
BAILEY & CO.
ICE PITCHERS,
MEW PATTERNS,
NEW PRICES.
BAILEY & CO., '
KO. G19 tnESMJT STREET,
4 1 mwlsmrp
910 MEAD Sc CO., 910
FORMERLY AT THK
CORNER OF NINTH AND CIIESNUT NTS.
. ARBS NOW AT ,
No. 910 CHESNUT STREET,
1BOUTH BIDE, SECOND FLOOR,
Have just finished over (50) FIFTY NEW STYLES
OF TEA BETH, which they are offering at en or
mously low prices.
Tea Beta, plain and chased....
f 25 0
M . " ; -I30 W
" rlcb chaHed.n...... IJ3-60
"-,- .tS6-00
" very handsome.,. -...........,...w,.it7.t(
Bi, " ' ' very rich and medallions "naa
ttsoa
ICK PITCHERS a specialty, ranging in price frouk
fbfjQ to l& 00. .
MEAD & CO., Manufacturer,
. BIO CIIESNUT tTBEET,'
4 4 Irorp POTJTn BIDE, BECOND FLOOR.'
M O V A i
II. Llflj"AMriIlli3,
9 rtintiniit l .
Late No. loisriiARnntbtMor k.v.a '
1 BMUY C 1
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY WAREROQYS
0 Ho. 1103 CIIRSNUT SinKKT
UJfbTAJH .ty'lB,
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