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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1867.
FOURTH EDITION
fl.0IR WHSHIHGTOH THIS AFTERNOON.
, Washington, May 22.
fmCIAL DESPATCHES TO KVKNINtf IKI.KOBAPH.
Vb General Land Office.
The lollowlDg are extract from letters re
ceived by the Commissioner of the General
Land omce:
From Dr. Haycten, recently appointed to
make a geological survey ol tbebtate of JNe
brnska: , , ,,
"Ilia my purpose to spend every dollar m
accumulation materla'i lor my ext.wln''" 8
labors. Mr. Meek left some time ego for Iowa,
to trace the coal bexls Into Nebraska. Mr. QUI
Is with him. I shall start In a week with my
"nt fit complete for work. I shi.ll send you by
express some photnKrailis of Western aoenery,
which I desire to form purt of the archives of
the survey. The picture of the Sioux Jails,
Dnkotah Territory, you can use for your report,
If you desire. The rocks are red qnart.lte. In
which the red plpestone la located. The fulJtf
form the finest water power iu the West, and
Will at some future day, be of immense value."
Dr. Havden la another letter says: "1 have
this day forwarded some photographs of West
ern scenery, which I hope will be of service to
you in forming an idea of the country. If the
money will permit, I shall endeavor to have
some of the most interesting points in theState
photographed, and forwarded to you at once. I
have the promise of photographs from portions
cf the neighboring Territories."
Latest Markets by Telegraph.
Bai.timorf. May 22. Cotton quint and stendy at
17c for middling uplands. Kio Collee sctrce and
firm at imntltfft, gold; meuiuin grades in good supply.
Flour dull; the market favor buyers, but Is not
quotably lower: the (tovernmant look 800 bbK yes.
terday al il2';rl6-2!aa to quality. Wheal fdult ad
unchanged, williout sales. Corn dull and;declinlng;
good to prime while al il'l'-filM: mixed, li 10; prime
yellow. !: mixed Western, $1 WoU'l". Osts. Huii)
2c. 1'rovlalons firm and uu banned. Whisky (Inn
at ffl'SF, In bond, without sales, bugur firm at lu.VwlIc
lor fair to good refining,
JEFF. DAVIS.
Hlfl DEPARTURE FOR CANADA.
Jefferson Davis left the city very wuietly on
Monday night for Montreal. Hardly a dozeu
1ersons were awareof his departure at the time.
Us family followed him yesterday. At the
depot of Hie Hudson River Railroad, lc Thirtieth
street, there was quite a gathering of curiosity
seekers during the afternoon, who bad con-
f regaled to see the departure of the ex
lebel chief, but witnessed only that of bis
family. At twenty minutes to 3 o'clock
the 'bus of the New York Hotel drove up to
the depot, loaded with bagsage, and wltn a
colored man sitting on the box beside the
driver. A spruce, middle-aged gentleman,
with greyish hair and mustache, and a ruddy
countenance, Jumped out first, and assisted a
tall, handsome, matronly lady to alight. Those
were followed by two servants, having lu
Charge a little child. These personages were
the waft, of jenerson Davis, bis brother nd
child, and two of his servants. The" started
Ptfqn ooo ?. . trtrj: I. "Wis reported at
The depot that Jefferson Davis would meet bis
family at PeekHk.111, JV. Y. Herald.
DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE ALBANIANS.
Albany, N.Y., May 21. Uulte a crowd of per
sons gathered at the Delavan House to-night,
expecting to see Jeff. Davis, but they were dis
appointed, as be passed directly through on bis
way to Canada.
ARRIVAL OF THE DAVIS FAMILY AT TROY.
. Tkoy, N. Y., May 21. The following despatch
was received in this city at noon to-dav;
New York, May 21. To Conductor James B.
Baldwin:
Please reserve two sections for Mrs. Jefferson
Davis on three forty-five train here for Mon
treal. F. 1 Marsh.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis and party, consisting of
five persons, including two colored servants,
passed through here for Montreal to-night, on
the 10 o'olock train. I learued from them that
Mr. Davis himself passed through over the
same route last night entirely incognito, not
being once recognized or suspected during the
whole trip from New York to Montreal, where
be arrived safely this morning.
The narlv nassine through to-niirht did so
very quietly, though something of a purely ex
tempore crowd gathered aoout Conductor Bald
win's sleeping car, in hope of catching a glance
of the fallen man, in which they were disap
pointed. The party quietly took to their
berths, and the train passed out of the depot ou
time.
ARRIVAL OF JEFF. DAVIS JJf MONTREAL A VERY
QUIET RECEPTION HIS FRIENDS TO VISIT HIM
TO-DAY, ETC.
Montreal, May 21. Jefferson Davis arrived
here this morning, accompanied by three or
four gentlemen, and looking very well. His
reception was very quiet. He drove at once in
a covered carriage to Mrs. Howell's bouse. His
arrival was not generally known for some
hours. It Is supposed that the chivalry will
call on him to-morrow.
Valttd States Census for 1860 and I860.
According to the census of 1860, the organized
States and Territories contained 31,443,821 In
habitants: of whom 488,070 were free colored,
and 3,963,760 were slaves of African descent. In
addition to the above U is estimated that there
were 360,000 Indians retaining tbelr tribal char
acter. From the tabular view of the progressive
population of the United States, from the
original census or 1790 to 1900. by William
Derby, we find results which have thus far been
most singularly verified by the addition of three
per cent, per annum from year to year, starting
with last census:
xir. rovutatlonA Year. Papulation.
m 81,443 821 ! IH'10 H,0,;77
1861 82,028,400i 1K67 37,17u,9:8
1862 .32 9H9,2f.'2: 1868 38.38.USd
1863 83,97S,28' 1869 39.4iM.668
1864 84,908,82511870 40.617,700
JbC5 36.0H8.32l
Total estimated Increase 9,174,379
The telegraphic statement headed "The Census
Bureau of Statistics," is calculated to mislead
tbe public as to our probable rapid increase in
fiopulation, notwithstanding the late depopu
atlng war. Tbe conclusion arrived at is that
in I860 the entire population of the States and
Territories was 34,605,882, white and black;
increase, 3,662,661.
Tbe above calculation, based on a ratio of
Increase showing the population in 1866 to be
36,089,378, Is probably much nearer the truth
giving an Increase la six years of 4,643,066
ouls.
It must be remembered that not only EaroDP,
out Asia, is now contributing largely to swell
our population. .
Inquire Within.
The mouth is like a house to let. However
pretty it may be externally, it is impossible to
judge of its merits until you have been the in
side. If behind the ruby doors there are plenty
of pearl-white fixtures, you will exclaim, at
once, "bow beautiful 1" To lmDart the ut
most possible brilliancy to such dental i urni
' ture to keep it always sound and per-
ieci mere is nothing like fragrant bozo.
DONT, ,
Fhilada. Stock EzchanirA Wav 99.
Beported by Dehaven Bro., No. 40 b. Third street
f 1000 Phil A Erie mm t.-"-
;.mo do 92 u
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ifl0Pas, TV L..cp..loi, two u Read R.
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jlUWCItyas, Ww 10t?j 24 h Pnm''jgr.".
ROPER'S NW AMERICAfl
BBEECU-LOADINO BEPEATINO SHOT
rmiHuroiJuiioiH in two seconds,
Using; ordinary Ammunition. Manufactured by tbe
JtOPEA JlEPKATmU RIFLE COMPANY, Am
herst, Massachusetts, under penoual supervlsloa
C M. SPENCER, Inventor of tbt famous SPBNCE
SIFLE. eeod for circular, (USaatp
GROCERIES, ETC.
QARFIELD'3
SUPERIOR CIDER VINEGAR
Warranted free from all FOI80N0US ACIDS.
For sale by all Grocers, and by tbe Bole Agents,
PAUL. & FERGUSON,
4198m8 NO. IS NORTH WATER ST.
gPANISH OLIVES.
TUB EE HUNDRED GALLONS OF
JTino Hrmnisli Olives,
For sale tT the gRllon,' much below the cost o
ruportalloii, by
JAMES B. WEBB
S HJ Corner WALNUT and EIGHTH Bin.
LONDON BROWN STOUT
AND SCOTCH ALE,
In (tone and glass, by tbe cask or dosen.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS)
Dealer In Fine Groceries,
11 7rp Corner ELEVENTH and VINK Sta.
fHE QUEEN.
THE EXO.lTIlTK MINIATURE FORTBAIT
OF 41UEEN VICTORIA,
Presented to GEORGE PEABODY, Esq., by Her
Majesty, accompanied by an Autograph Letter,
NOW ON EXHIBITION FOR A LIMITED
r-ERIOD ONLY, AT
EA1TLES' GALLERIES
AND LOOKING (iLASS WAREBOOMS,
NO. 810 CUESNUT STREET.
Admission TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
NO SEASON TICKETS.
Hours Of Exhibition, 9 to 5.
Proceeds to be devoted to charily.
6 net
$1000.
Siooo.
One Thousand Dollars lie war a !
The above reward will be paid for the recovery ol
the following goods, stolen on the night of MAY 18,
1807, viz.:
3S6 II. B. NABLEM, UNDRESSED.
4 TIMBERS ERMINE, DRESSED.
10 DOZEN CHINCHILLAS, DRESSED.
Furriers, and all others, are hereby cautioned
against i motioning or dressing the above meutloned
goods.
FIVE HUNDRED (.TOO) DOLLARS addltlona
will be paid for the arrest and conviction ol the thief
or thieves.
A, K, dc F. K. WOMBATII,
5 20 6t NO. 417 ARCn STREET.
" TXT OMAN'S WORK IN THE CIVIL WAR."
VY No ether work can com pare with this in the
extent and completeness of its aket-clien, or the accu
racy ot us statements. It Is prepared under the
sanction and approval or the Sanitary and Christina
Commissions, uud is, therefoie, theHtundard work on
the subject. The variety of its sketches gives It a
charm that cauxes -veiy reader to be Interested and
d. lighted with IU Our terms are liberal, and the
dvnmntl for the work I. ao sreat that eneruet-lo airAiil.
tiuili v make from SIAO to t-ivi) tier month. Tlie wurk bt
JuMt i Kined and the field Is new.
city of Philudelplila, nnd other towns. Address or
call on ZlfcULEB, MCCUilDY & CO.,
i o. out uu. u i oireer.
C 22 lm Philadelphia, Pa.
J-'IIE OLD STAND REMODELLED.
NEW tTOBE rOR FINE CONFECTIONS.
En t lie new Btock of FlneConfectlons, Frul s, etc.
I'lilLAUKLPHiA, May lit, 1S67.
Hftvlne talten the old established Store No. M16
MAKKET street, formerly occupied by John llngey,
and completely refitted and renovated the entire
premises, we are prepared to supply all articles In
our line, at as reasonable price as can be purchased
elsewhere.
Our Ioiik experience in the Business, together with
tbe efficient corps of workmen, at our command, will
enable us to furnish the finest arllcels at the lowest
prices.
A. can is reepecuuuy soiicueu.
HAINES A LEEDS,
B17 6trp NO. 900 MARKET STREET.
JOSEPH BAINKS, WALTER 8. LKED9.
Q FFICE OF
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE
REMOVED TO
No. 1123 CUESNUT STREET,
OIRARD ROW,
Opened under new ausplees, new Agents, with new
guarantees.
THE TERT BEST FAMILY MACHINE.
Please call and examine. 8 wfmrp
REMOVED!
THE CITY TICKET OFFICE
OP TUB
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY i
HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM
NO. 31 CUESNUT STREET,
TO THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF NINTH AND
CIIE.NCT STREETS. 5 JU 6t
R
M
L.
A.. &c II. I12 JAMBRE,
Late Ko. 1012 Cbesnut street, have removed their
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY WAREROOMS
o Ho. 1103 CIIH8NUT STllKET, ;
UP bTAlRH. 4!t0 3rB j
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
OF AIL KINDS.
EXECUTED W1TI1 NEATNESS AND DESPATCH.BY
JOES & TIIACI1ER, SIO MINOR STREET.
6 3u lm
OPABTNERSHIP.-E. B. EDWARDS (OP
the late Hrm of Mitchell A Edwards) has this
day associated wltb him bis boo, TUUMsON b
h l A HLjU. for the transaction ol a General Lumber
business, under the Arm nam. of K. 11. EDWARDS
CO., bKLAWARK Avenue, first wharf below
Noble street.
Ihilauu.fhia, MayLisCT. . Hlmrp
4MERICAN CONCRETE PAINT AND R00P
t'OMl'ANV, Wo.MSNOHTU TII1HU htreet,
udeliiiiia. Economy, Promptness, lteliablilty.
'I'lil. l'alut will preserve all Wood, aud Metals, suard
asaiii.t all damimeM and wet, and tborouKhly pre
vema all leakH. Old tin roots are loug preserved with
this u I. iuioh of every kind, old nliliiKle. lucluded,
covered. repHlred, and made perfectly tlKlit aud war
ranted. All order, will have prompt attention. Work
will be dona lu ih test manner.
lnirpj J oh KPH LEE Hfl. Actuary.
aaiomy D. IIobart, up.riutadut of Work.
DRY GOODS.
JEDUCTION IN THE TRICES
Cf
DRESS GOODS.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
No. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
OPENED THIS MOBNINtt,
From the Auction Bales held in New
York Last Week,
Several Very Cheap Lots
OK
DEES8 GOODS.
QANVAS, MESII, BLACK, IRON
BAREGES,
FREE FROM COTTON,
REST UOODS IMPORTED,
JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR BALE BY
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
NO. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
MATERIALS FOR
LADIES' WALKING SUITS
AMD
TRAVELLING DRESSES,
IN OR EAT VARIETY. SUtfrp
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
No. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
1H07!!!
AN ATTRACTIVE CORNER!
BEAUTIFUL. DISPLAY t
E&.E4JANT 4JOODS t
PRICES 1,9 tVl
We have pleasure In saying that we are able to otter
an unusually attractive and elegaut (STOCK Oil"
GOOJJa, and at PRICES DECIDEDLY CHEAP.
RICH HEAVY BLACK SI Lit S.
mitlUIR, LUSTRES, POPLINS.
SIIETS.ANU SHAWLS FOR S.
PIANO AN It MELODEON COVERS.
CLOTHS, CASSISlEJiES, AND DRILLS.
BEST llOOP SHIRTS, ALL SIZES.
LINEN CiOODS, MCSLINS, FLANNELS,
ETC. ETC.
AH goods sold at tbe very lowest posilble.prlces,and
warranted as represented.
JOSEPH H. THORNLEY
N. E. CORNER J2IUHTI1 AND SPRIAU
(JARDEM STREETS.
MtabllKtied In laM. a l gmfto
JOHN W. THOMAS,
Nos.405 and 407 North SECOND St.
NOW OPEN,
POINTE DEM INDES SHAWLS AND
ROTUNDES.
LLAMA POIKTES AND ROTUNDES,
PVSHC POINTES AND ROTUNDES,
SHETLAND SHAWLS, .
82nUlrp) 4SRENADINE SHAWLS.
No. llul CHEHNUT Htreet.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.,
AT THEIR
NEW STORE,
. W. Corner Kleirentb and Cbssnut
OFFER IN THE
HOUSE-FURNISHIKG DEPARTMENT,
3000
FLOOR CLOTHS, ALL LINEN,
AT U'73. '
rJ'W XflKHM HO m ON
3PRINC ASSORTMENT
House-Funilshliig Dry Goods,
CONSISTING OF
LINEN, COTTON, AND WOOLLEN UOODS
FOR HOUSEHOLD USE,
AT VERY REDUCED PRICES,
BUCH AS
MNFN BHEETINQS,
PILLOW UMiN,
DAMASK TABLE,
CLOl HB.J to 7 yards long,
COTTON BTTKETrNaS,
PILLOW MUPILINb,
TABLE IJNENH.
DAMABK NAPKINS,
BLANKETS,
EMBROIDERED TABLE AND PIANO COVERS.
ei a SIO.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLIKGEN & ARRISOIf,
6 rp NO. 10 IS CUESNUT STREET.
ALPACAS.
JUST RECEIVED, A SPLENDID LINE OT
Bombazine Finish Alpacas,
IN PORTED EXPRESSLY FOB OUR OWN
ALES.
PERKINS,
llS.smwtlrp NO. VSOUTJU NINTH ST.
DRY GOODS.
QHEAP LINEN COOD3.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN & ARRIS01,
NO. 1008 CUESNUT STREET,
Are now receiving from tbe recent
AUCTION SALES,
MHB VERY CHEAP LOTS OF
RARNSLEYSHEJETINS,TOWELS,1IUCK-
ARACHS AND OTHER LINEN MOODS,
To which they Invite the attention of buyers, AS
BEING NEARER TO OLD PRICES than anything
they have been able to elTer. ft II lntrp
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.
We now offer a largo assort
ment of FANCY BONNETS and
TRIMMED HATS, for Ladies,
Misses, and Children; and in
PRICE, VARIETY, and STYLE,
we defy competition. Novelties
in TRENCH BONNETS AND
FLOWERS, RIBBONS,
CRAPES, SILKS, ENGLISH
HATS, Etc., at moderate pricc3.
WOOD & CARY, No. 725 CHES-
NUT Street.
t J AH) ALU
WE WILL OPEN TO-DAY
A LA ROB ASSORTMENT OF
STRAW, CHIP, AND PAMELIA HATS
AND RONNETS,
For Ladles and Mi&iee. from late Straw Goods Bales
made by Pancoaul A Warnock. Auctioneers, which
we will eell at a great rerucllon on regular prices.
Milliners would Co well by giving us a call.
0IARHLAN D'S,
NO. 237 SOUTH STREET.
6 21 2t
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
910 MEAD & CO., 910
FORMERLY AT TUB
CORNER OF NINTH AND CUESNUT STS.
: ARE NOW AT
No. 910 CHESNUT STREET,
:sOTJTH SIDE, SECOND FLOOR.
Have Just finished over (60) FIFTY NEW STYLES
OF TEA BETS, which they are offering at enor
mously low prices.
Tea Sets, plain aud chased. ... f2S-o
' 50 00
" rich chased ta-io
" " ' t,:-oo
" very handsome, (37'oO
" very rich and medallions flOOO
' ' f 15 00
ICE PITCHERS a specialty, ranging In price from
fc-CO to 118 00.
MEAD & CO., Manufacturers,
NO. SIO CHESNUT STREET,
4 4 8trnl SOUTH BIDE SECOND FLOOR.
fj O W OPENING
AT
CLARK & EIDDLE'S,
No. 712 CHESNUT Street,
An Elegant Assortment
OF
S I III V XS Ifc
FOB BRIDAL AND
4 13smw2mrr 49ENER AL PRESENTATIONS.
BAILEY & CO.
ICE PITCHERS,
NEW PATTERNS,
NEW PRICES.
BAILEY & CO.,
K0. 19 CIIESOTT STREET,
4 1 mwfsmrp
WARRANTED TO CURE OH MONEY
RETURNED.
-DR. TITLEIl'S
GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
PURELY VEGETABLE.
USED INWARDLY.
References to 4500 wonderful cure In Philadel
phia alone,
Advice gratia dally from 10 tot o'clock.
OFFICE,
NO. SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
gAUCH'S RAW DONE
SUFER-PUOSrilATE OF LIKE.
Tbe (reat Fertiliser or all crops. Quick la lie
action, and penuauenl In Its lleou. jUttablUhed over
twelve years.
Dealer supplied by the oartro, direct from the wharf
Ol the niaoulacUiry, on liberal term.
Manulactured ouly by
BACQH A BONS,
Office Ko. to South DELAWARE Avenue,
snanlrp Pbiladelphia,
CARPETirJCS!
JAMES H. 01XNE, SON & CO.,
CHESMT ST BELOW SEVENTH,
PHILADELPHIA.
FRESH CANTON MATTINGS,
WHITE, RED, CHECK, AND FANCT,
4-4, B-4, AND 0-4 WIDE.
JAMES II. OltNE, EON & CO.,
CIIESXLT ST BELOW SEVENTH,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR
SPHINQ IMPORTATION OF
CARPETING S,
OF EVERT DESCRIPTION.
French Chenille, Axminster,
WILTON, VELVETS, BRUSSELS,
AND TAPESTKIES.
3-4 A 6-4 VELVETS, WILTON, BRUSSELS
AND
velvet cvi triors,
WITH RORDERS TO MATCH, FOR II ALLS.
JAMES II, 0KNE, SON & CO.,
CIIESNIT ST BELOW SEVENTH,
PHILADELPHIA,
TlIKKE-l'LIKS, ENGLISH A.U AMERICAN
LNGRALNS,
English an U American Oil Cloths,
COCOA MATTINGS, DRUGGETS, LINEN
CHUJUR CLOTHS, RUGS AND HATS
4l9lmw2mrp OF ; EVERT DESCRIPTION.
RATTING WAREHOUSE!
rCCALLUrS, CREASE & SLOAN,
No. 509 CHESNUT STREET,
Would Call the Attention of the Trade
to their Extensive Stock or
CANTON AND COCOA
MATTINGS.
7RESH CANTON MATTINGS
AT RETAIL.
WHITE, EED, CHECKED,
AND
FANCY STYLES.
The Largest Assortment In the City.
McCALLUMS, CBEASE & SLOAN,
No. 519 CHESNUT STREET,
5 221mrp PHILADELPHIA.
QARPETINCS!
300 Pieces of Elegant Patterns
OF
ENGLISH BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRY.
Just arrived from Europe and now In Store,
Also, complete assortment
english: royal wilton,
English: velvets.
ENGLISH BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRIES,
THBEtrriiX 1HU IflUKllN,
VENETIAN, FOR II ALLS AND STAIRS,
MATTINGS, RUGS, HATS, ETC,
FLOOR OIL CLOT IIS .
IN ALL WIDTHS AND QUALITIES,
LEEDOH & 0HAV7.
NO. 010 ARCH STREET,
t i2 fmw2mrp Between Ninth and Tentb.
QARPETINGSI CARPETLNQS
J. T. DELACROIX.
No. 37 South SECOND Street.
Has received per late arrivals, sUurys and vartt
assortment of
J. CROSSLET Jfc SON'S BRUSSELS OAK.
FETINGS, MEW DESIGNS.
Also, a large line of Three-ply Rztra Super sd Fine
IMJKAIN CAKPrtTINa.CO'rrAOKand R'aCAU
PEXU.01L C'LOTilB, bUAUiLrf, K'lXX, Which will,
sold at greatly reduced prleee, wholraale and retail.
J. T. DELACKOIX,
No, 7 South BKOONU btreet,
Between Market and Uhesnnt street. '
N. B. Particular attention paid to Uie fitting; spa
Onions and Ooontlnic-roonis. t itm
Q ANTON MATTINGS,
CARFETINGS
OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES,
ETC ETC. ETC.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN eTwHITE,
NO IS NORTH SECOND STREET,
IS NOW OFFERING TUB ABOVE GOODS
IT VERT LOW FIGURES.
CALL AND BEE. glm
TTNITED STATES REVENUE STAMrS
FOR SALE.
x PRINCIPAL AGENCY,
NO, 7 SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHI LA
OEDEBB BECEIVED FOR STAMPED CHECKS
OBCEI1S BECEI'VEI BY MAIL PKOMPTL
ATTENDED TO.
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED.
J. E. 1UDQWAY,
1 21m NO. 7 . TUIBD STREET,
AUCTION SALES.
o Bn-,', Auctioneer,
M
C OJ
ACCT5IOAAiuiVa,,S,j,MABSiT-Btrt4A.
BALE.OF 10 CABER WxyrsHHOES, BR0QAN9
On Thursday ninrnlnr,
msv M, commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell
rsi.loiiue. for cshIi, 1ki ckkps of men's. I oys1 and
yenths' boots, shoes, brogans. balmorali. A Also
f,n-"n"T' chlldreu's wear, Irom cltv and
Ismern niniurH'turers. ft is It
Embracing a Kfnersl awsortment of desirable goods.
JJ,N.B- MEKS ft CO., AUCTIONEERS
t Nos.a8andaa4MAB.KETBtreet.
LARGE BALE OF TtRlTIMH. FRENCH. GERMAN
e win hold a lare sale of lorelun and domestlo
dry gooes, by catalogue, on four niomhs'crediL
. . .On Thursday morning;.
Msy ?3. at 10 o'clock, embracing, ut 1000 parkace
LAKOF, PKREMrTORY HALF, OF FRENCH ANTV
.. " Monday Morning.
May 17, St 10 o clock, will be sold, by catalome en
four months' credit, about Wo lots of French lod la
fcertaan, and RrUlnh Xrr (iocxl., emhracliiS' m fi,?f
Bfsorlment of lancy and Niajilu art IuIm u .lit.
n. . Oooas arranged for examlnutlon and cata
logues reaay early ou morning or sale. 3 2t "t
UOOBt KXO. 1KAV-LUiu BAGS, BTHAW
u o. .,, tn Tuesday Morning,
May J8. will be sola, at lu o'clock, by catalocne on
four months' credit, about lloo nuckauei fbuouT
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THOMAS A mis
.. B. lOUM'lil Street. "J u 114
Ou TLursday Murolng,
At 9 o'clock, al tbe aurtlou rooms, by c ituloaiia a.
very larKe aud attraciive assortuieut or exuaileut
household lurnHure. u"
Also, several large and superior bookcases, suitable
for a proleNSlooul geiiiloruau.
Catalogues ready aud the articles arrauged for
amlnaliou on Wednesday. r, o( 4l
Bale at P. W. corner Forty-secnnd and Pine street-).
lIAiNDfUME WALSUT FUKNITUKK. FINE
JUArt J JLlj v i.i
CLOCKS. PAR' IK NANKIN CHINA.
fPEKIOl , bEWINU MACHINE,
E IMPERIAL CAKPETS, ETU
VAririH. MJ1
UAMJBOME
On Friday Mornlnir.
At 11 o'clock, by catalogue, the handsome furni
ture, etc 2t u
Sale No. 719 Hansom street.
SEAT MAHOGANY FURNITURE, ETC.
On buturday Morning,
At 11 o'clock, tbe superior mahogany household
furniture, leather btds, bedding, hue Ingrain carpet,
kilcbtn uteuslls. etc. 5 21 4t
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FLOUR STOBE. -Ou
buturday Alieri ooo,
May 25, nt 2 o'clock, at the tt. W. corner of Eighth -and
ParrlBh streets, by order of As-dgnee, the stock
and fixtures, comprising 22 barrels ot superior flour,
over 1U(0 pounds in bagH, rye, brau, buckwheat, plat- -form
scales, barrels, handcart, vinegar, etc. 5 21 41
PUBLIC SALE CITY PROPERTY.
TUOMAo fe bONb. Auctioneers.
iTHY DEblRAIiJ.E LOTW, CHRISTIAN Btreet.'
i .. .. x-; . i. -r. . n.
Pursuant to ordinances ol the (-elect and Common
Councils er the city of Philadelphia, will be sold at.
public sale, v, I hout reserve, by order or Commis
sioner 01 City Property , on TUESDAY, May W, IS47,
at 12 o'clock, noon, al the Philadelphia Exchange,
All that lot of giound sltuitteou the south side of
Christian street, between Miitli and Tenia Btreets,
known as "Moyamensing; Hall" property, con
taining In front ou Curlstlan street about UiO lent, and
in dO( Hi 1V7 Jeet. It will be divided Into smaller lots,
and sold according to a survey, which may oe seen aW
the auction looms.
Terms 20 per cent, of the purchase money shall be
paid In cash at tbe time of sale, and the balance may
be secured upon the premises by mortgage i ayable la.
five years, with Interest semi annually, or on ground
rent In tbe usual form, or the whole purchase money
may be paid lu cash, at tbe option or the purchaser,
udon the delivery of the ueed. nd under such other
conditions aud terms if sale as shall be fixed by said
committee. is s 4 u 10 is 22 2 vs
JU. 1 HUM A3 A bUJNM, A lU'lloneer.
Nob. l:J Biid 141 8. FOURTH Street.
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AMU EL C. FOhD & bONS, AUCTION EBR8
Pales of Real Estate, Blocks, Loans, etc., at Phlla
delphia Exchange, every Friday at 12 o'clock, noon.
Our sales are advertised in all the dally aud several
of tbe weekly newspapers, by separate bundbllla of
each property, aud by pamphlet catalogues, one
thousaud of which will be Issued on Wednesday pre
cedlug each (ale.
REAL KtiTATE AT PRIVATE SALE,
SALE OF REAL EBTA'I K, STOCKS, LOANS, ETC.
On Friday, May 24,
At 12 o'clock, at the Kxchauge, will Include;
VALUABLE FARM, 60 acres, near (Juakertown,
Burks county, 1', miles Irom Uuakenowu elation, on
Korth Pennsylvania Railroad. i 21 at
2uo ( hares busquebanna Canal Co.
ItiO shares Kchuylklll Navigation (Preferred stock),.
5(i share Union Railroad aad Transportation Co.
60 shares American Anil Incruslullon Co.
100 shares Commonwealth National Banc
80 shares Central National Baua,
00 busquehanua canal Co., six per cent, coupoa
bonds.
fio.ooo Warren and Franklin Railroad Co. First
Mortgage Bonds, I merest February and August, .
guaranteed by tbe Pennsylvania. Philadelphia.,
aud Erie, and Northern Central Railroad Com
panies. 5 23 2
JM. GL'MWEY A fciOKS, AUCTIONEERS
No. WALNUT Street,
Bold Regular Bales ot
REAL KbTATK, bTOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT'
TUB PHILADELPHIA LXCUANUK,
Handbills of each properly Issued separately,
looo cataloirues published and circulated, containing .
full de&crlptlous of property to be sold, as also, a par
tial list ui property contained In our Real Estate Regis. -ter,
and offered al private sale.
Bales advertised dally In all the dally new4aper . .
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SCOTT. JK.. AUCTIONEEB. No. loe
. CUEbNUT bueet. '
AUCTION SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FTTRNITCRJL
B. bCO'TT, Jr., will give his personal altentioa
to sales ot household furniture, at the residence
ot parties removing or breakUig up boUHekeenlng, on
the most favorable terms.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, ETC,
Ou Thursday Morning,
May 2.1, at 10 o'clock, al boon's Art Gallery, No. 1020.
Chesuul street, will be sold au assortment of uisn'a
and ladies' watchos, IS karat burning cases; Cbatelln
aud fob chains: pens aud pencil casus, etc, together
with a quantity of fancy goods; sliver plated loe
pitchers, etc. The whole 10 be sold without reserve or,
account ol the parties declining business. 5 21 2t
Bale No. 1305 Chesnnt street. '
PEREMPTORY CLOSINO BALK OF MANTEL
PIER. AND OVAL MIRRORS, PAINTINH.S
CHROMOb, 'ENGRAVINGS, PHOIXXJKAPUT
I JbaS( 1CTC. '
F. A. GABRYLEWITZ, who Is about removing
from the premises No. MuS Chesnut street, hua lu
sirucled fi. bOOTT, Jr., to make a peremptory sale of
his eulire stock, previous to removal to his new
store. No. 1323 Arch sireet. In November next, on
THUltbDAY and FRIDAY MORNINOb.May 23d and
24th, at lu o'clock, comprising mantel, pier, and oval
mirrors, lu gilt, walnut, and roaewood frames; modern,
paintings by leading American and foreign arums,
chionios, eugravlugs, pbutugraph frames, etc 5 2utb
SPECIAL SALE OF MODERN PAINTINGS.
(A portion being the Colloctiou ol a Geulleinan who Is
about Uulng to Europe.)
On Thursday and Friday Evenings,
May 2a and 24, at quarter before 8 o'clock, at Scott's
Art Gallery, No. 1020 Chesnut street, wis) be sold, poal-Jivi-iy
without reserve, a collection or Modern 1'aluU
lug, all eiegaully lramed lu new style elauorate gold
leal Irumes, couiprlHiug Landscapes, River, Lake, and
Mouulain bceuery; Fruit, Figure and Flow r pieces,
all by celebrated artist of the American and E'uglhTJ'
schools. Now open lor exainiiiatlun. j 21 M
BY THOMAS BIRCH ft SON. NO. lUQCIIEk
NUT bueet, above Eleventh btreet.
xt.U, tiRl8 Bt No- 18 N- Ninth street.
HOtBEHoni FURNITURE, bl.'IlOM ACKFn
WARE, ETC. E MUtlt01t- RPETB, PLATEtt
...... 0n Thursday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at No 10 N. Ninth street, will ban.
the furniture of a lamlly removing from thl !?,.
comprising elegant robewood t,la,.n ..?fr iu,Jcl'3r
bchomscker A Co.. Brussels and other 'caroei. oi Zl
parlor lurnllure. rosewood win, W J,lu'
m.rble pl mi wlMcJ7,T?llZPIDm"
in., ni.f.i -,-.'rr!.T ",'.'u rreoch anarav.
iro e. D rr m iro, l.i.. T... ',-- ""'"owe-
collage chamber furnliure. uZ!d S,u lln'and
chandelier and bra keis d iuaureea, a.
t( AJ.o, cooking ,iove, refrigerator. au4 kitchen fjrnL
asCatalogues can be had at tbeauctlon store. i 21 2t
o.
C. MAC KEY, ABCTIOiTkbi
Dixeei, IIIIAI
-T)E4FNESS.r EVERY INSTRUMENT ""HAT
Extensive PnleNos. lsuand 1I1S. Fourth treor
IJAMJS.UMK FOKKITUBK. KLI-.UANT pIjLNtw
LAKOE AN1 FINK HltNCU l'LATK iliyL
LOKS, HAMJSOMK 1'Alll'lil's, ETC.