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TOE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, MAY 30, 18G7.
A PROFESSIONAL WEDDING.
from the New York Home Journal.
Frobobiy the most notable evont of the beau
no,.,f, during lftHt vwlr.wm the marrlHge of
Mr Louie Jennings to Miss Madeline Henri
;ue. Both the bride and Rroorn are widely
known by rpputaiiou: the Ittlter as American
correspondent of the Iiondon Tim, and the
foraioneof the ornaments of the Amerl
ian Btfltf. ot which profession she took her
leave lorne lew weelte -Ince. The ceremony
won performed in an Impressive manner by
Kev. Henry O. Weston, of Trinity Church.
In the evening the Kueste gat down to
a splendid banquet, Rot up by Dolmc
ntco. The company embraced aome or
onr lending citizens; not merely those who are
weallny and fashionable, but men and women
of gcnias and tulent, and benrlng most re
spected names in the world of art. literature,
the drama, Journalism, etc. Among the wen
feuown "public men" present were Senator n,.
I). Morpan, Chief Justice Kobertson, Mr. Tlinr
low Weed, hi Honor Mayor Hollmsn, Mr. W d
Mey Webster, and Mr. Howard Walnwr gut.
Home pleasant speeches were made, , in wiiion
the bride was hiElily complimented ' for her
many virtues." 'J he guests all seemed In good
humor; and yet there whs an objection to the
inarrluge in which the whole company shared,
and It was that the New York stage is thus de
urivcd of the Hbllll ie of a lutly who has earned
the esteem of all in making a success and a
name in her arduous profession.
PEDl GREE A D VER T1SEMENTS.
It is curious Low particular some people are
Alxwt tbelr pedigree; and if, ling commo
m themselven", they chance to have a lord or
a biBhop in their family, care full, when
marrying, they advertiee the fad. Rce, Pera
is an example from the Times of the 0th ult.:
"On the SOth of April, at BL George's Church, l)ub
lin by the Very Rev. the J'eiin of ArdaKh. cousin 10
A vmiiliile. countv Wicklow. etniiddaugliu-r ol Rear
Admiral Charles Steward, V. H. Navy, great grand
daughter or bir John Piiniill, Chancellor of Uio.Irish
Kxclunupr, nnd of the Hun. Himh Ho-.vnrd, uumu.v
Park (brother lo Hie Karl of Wlck'ow), and Colonel VV.
'i'udor, Alile-de-Cnmn to (Jeneral Waslil nt' n, nnd
grandnelce or Blr ltalpli Howard, and of the late Vis
counteHS l'owerscourt."
Now, pTay "what imports the nomination"
of these eight latter people t When Miss
Bnohley has the fortune to inarry Mr. Snooks,
it surely is sufficient to announce who is her
father, without dragging in her grandfathers,
great-grandfathers, aud great-uncles, to swell
out the advertisement, and make many people
laugh. Miss Snobley's friends and relatives
know quite well who she is, and people who
don't know her, she may be sure, don't greatly
care. If such a paragraph as the above be
taken as a precedent, Miss Buggins, when she
marries, will think it needful to announce her
descent from the De Bogyns, who came over
with the Conqueror ; or Miss Brown will not
te hnppy unless it be expressly stated In the
Times that her brother-in-law's great-uncle
was travelling chiropodist to the King of the
Cannibal Islands, and once upon a time ex
tracted at a sitting no fewer than five corns
from Hia Majesty's big toe. London Punch.
ROSE CROP.
- Mr. Blunt, the British Vice-Consul at Adriano
plc, in his report to the Foreign Oitice this
year, gives an account of the rose fields of the
vilajet of AUrlatiople, extending over 12,000 or
14,000 acres, and supply ina by far the most im
portant source of wealth in the district. This
is the ceason lor picking the roses, from the
latter part of April to the eatly part of June;
and at sunrise the plains look like a vast gar
den full of life and Iraerauce, with hundreds
of Bulgarian bovs and girls gathering the
flowers into baskets and sacks, the air im
pregnated with the delicious scent, and the
ecene enlivened by songs, duncin?, and djuiic.
It is estimated that tbe rose districts ot Adiia-
noplo produced in the season of 1866 about
700.000 rul?cals of ottar of ioscs (the mi seal
belnar k drachm), tbe price averaging rattier
moie than 3s. per mlscal. If the weather is
cool in sprirg, and tbere are copious falls
or dew and occasional showers, toe crops
nro-ocr. aud an abunaant yield ot on
is secured. The i-ean in 1&66 was so
favorable that eieht okes of petals (less
than 23 lbs.), and in some cases seven okes,
yielded amiscai ot ou. it tne weamer is very
not and drv it takes double that quantity ol
nelals. The culture of the robe does not outail
much Irouble or expanse. Ltmd Is ciieap and
moderately taxed. Id lavoraoie seasons a aonum
(40 paces square), well cultivated, will produce
J.UUU okes oi perai, or iuu iu items oi on,
valued at 1500 piastres; the expenses would
be about 540 piastres, management of the laud,
55; tithe, 150; picking, 75; extraction, 2G0;
leaving a net profit of 9G0 piastres, or about
8 lis. An avemgo crop generally gives about
JE5 per donum, clear of all expenses. Tbe oil
is extracted from the petals by the ordinary
process of distillation. The attar is bought up
for foreign markets, to which tt passes through
Constantinople and smvrna, wnere it is eeue-
-rally despatched to undergo the process of
adulteration witu sauuat-wooa ana otuer oils.
It is said that in London the Adrianople attar
finds a readier sale when it is adulterated than
'when it is genuine.
.'. - Bless thb Baby. Lord Granville, Chan
cellor of the University of London, remarked
on a recent public occasion that he had been
charged by a bishop in the House of Lords
with incompetence to discuss the subject of
education, on the ground that be had no chil
dren. "A recent circumstance," he gravely
added, "lias put me in a better position; but 1
cannot say that it has changed a single view I
ever held on the subject of education." That
was a neat use to put a baby to. .
Education in .England. In the year I860'
the total amount granted by the British Par
liament for the building of schoolhouses in
Great Britain was 24,222 2s. lid.; the total
number 01 tne schools inspected, 12,130; the
average attendance, 1,03!),183; present at the
inspection, 1,2(14,29; and the number of cer-
tihed teachers, 11,871.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
rp OIFrCr3 OP THE LEHIGH COAL
- "r AMI Pi AV1UA I lOii OuMfANV,
I'UlLADKI.l lUA. MttV SO 1S7
The Subscribers to the New block ol this Company,
In the terms of tbelr circular o August 2 i,su6
are hereby notified that (lie balance due on tbelr
aubsoniHlona. if not uaid on tba 1st of June next, uiiu
be clitirg-eable with interest at tbe rate el six per
Full psyiueal will be required on tbe 3lit of Octo-
6 80 at TreHurr.
OFFICE OF THE TttEUONT COAL
No. If. Fhm ATiri piiiA Kxchaniik. Mav nil liar
The lntrHt Psmnmia on the Mortif Hue liitud or Hia
THKMOMT COAL COMPANY, due June 1. will lie
Sold ou presentation at Ibis cilice, on and after that
ate.
- S80 6t (JKOItOTC H. COLKKT Trosiurer
rZZT' POBT O F F 1 O E.
T. Philadki.piiia, Pa., May 29, lci7.
fiw mn, . "r Havana, l.unu, per sieaumr ni &iv
Vw-TIlk,,N10N will, lose lUthiaoUlceonSATOH.
Vo". " ..wviiji;i A.UJ., Ilia uu; m nuuiuc,
. au! HKNKY If. HI Null AM, P. SL
POST OFFIC E.
TT. ,, . Pnii.ADKi.PHiA, Pa., May 29, 18(17.
i.Mti7 ' 1 a ail , 1 uu.i, ,jr iiflttuiBuiii 11 n.n-
11 i v t "UlJhON. will . ! neat tnlsoUlce on MATU1V-
1 'ui i, e o c omu. a. m., 1119 aav or haiiiuk.
t t(Ultt HKNKY 11. lUNUHAM. P. H.
tfSZT' CONCERT OF THE 8ABBATH
KtlUJOL of tbe WHAltTON blKKET
x-iwLoiii 1 Art uxt u iik;rt, corner or JVlNliiaud
WHAHTON tiirefts, TllUUoUAY EVENING Mat
Vu, , rT w v..--. , .... .uo "vutiit VI tile VjUUTCQ.
Prort'sttor WilKATON will be In alteuduuce on
ftnm uucutiiuu.
Tickets-Adults, csnts; Cldldrcn, is cent.
II unfavorable wealber, tbe Concert to be given the
iuijuwiuk wTitiiiim. 11
rS3" THE FAIR AND SALE OF FANCY
-s-' and 1'seful Articles has commenced at MKS
HIAH KVANtiKI.ICAL I.D'I'll KHAN OHUKOH
OXtORU blrrel, above I blrtventb, To be continued
Hum j'tiuay, Aiajr . UMH
SPECIAL NOTICES.
irbr additional Stxrlal Xottcet Kt, the Bteond iv.
isr,
KEFKTOKRATOR HAZAAR. B. 8.
IT A 14 14 IM i ' ft haul. In nH.lllin.i Ij. Ann
axnortmentol Refrigerators ol'best quality, three new
jwwh'", tw.1 jmrrin' i'airni, jwh (V j Bfn rtwn..
Dd W right's Patent lue-V.air H frlgeraior) all
warranted to preserve meat, etc etc., dry and
sweet, and to be more economical Id lea than any
other Refrigerators.
n. p. tiarrm a co.,
BlflSirHp No. H9 North Ninth street, near RaoA.
t?" NEWSPAPER ADVERTISINO.-JOY,
OOE CO. Agent for the "TlLMBAFB "
and Newspaper Press of the whole country, have KB
MOVED from FIFTH and CHESNUT Btreeta to No
144 8. 8IXTH Btreet second door above WALNUT.
Officfw-No. 144 a BIXTII Street, Philadelphia;
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. New York. ?H0ip
GRAND HORTICULTURAL
1IAZAAII, VISPJLAT and FAIIt,
AT IIORTICUJLTUBAI, HALL,
Draad Street, Next the Academy ofMuslc,
' THE HALF, OF USEECE AND FANCY
ARTICLES, FJLOWEBN, FRUIT, ETC.,
WOW OPEN.
Season Tickets, (l. Bingle Tickets, SO cents.
Children' Tickets, 28 cents.
Members of the Horticultural Society will receive
tbelr tickets ou application to tbe becretary, at the
J lull. 6 2H tf
frST" P. GUTEKUN8T, 712 ARCH
KJt' street, would hereby nolily the public that no
Interference with busme. will result from the lati
fire lu bis naileries, and would heartily thank Hie
police, firemen, and others for their prompt and elli
clenl services ou the premises. it
OF THE MULTITUDES WHOSE
avocntloiiH restrict idem to asltdnv oosture,
moretliHn iwo lbiM's sutler Iroru Constlimtion Do
tbey not know that an occasional resort to T4K
KAM"S BK11ZKK APKKI fc.Nl' would preveut all
their nd-erj f its iegulutug properties are uu
pHrallclrd. Jo 29 tmh'tlp
lOlt HAI.K BY ALL DKAT.TCRS IN M KDIOINB j.
WTlGIiT'S ALCONATED GLYCERINE
TAULET OF bULIUIFIEU (JL.YCKR.NR
softens and smooths the skin; imparls beauty and
briKhuifsa to tbe complex Ion. is deliclously fragrant,
transi'akknt, and superb as a ToUelboap. Order
of your drugKltt. 6 28 4ptf
fffffi STEIN WAY & SONS'
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANO FORTES.
8TEINWAY & BOKS direct special attention to
tbelr newly Invented "Upright" Pianos, with tbelr
"1'alcnt lieionator" and doubt Iron Frame, patented. '
June 6, 1806, which, by their volume and exqtuV'e
quality of tone, have elicited the unqualified admi
ration ot the musical profession and all who have
heard them.
Every Piano Is constructed wtth their Patent
Agraffe Arrangement applied directly to the full Iron
Frame,
For sale only by
OLASIUS BROTHERS,
1 2 4p No. 11)06 CHKSNUT Btreet. PbUada
ffffifj STECKfic CO. PIANOS,
AMD
MASCVt & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS.
These beautiful Instruments constantly Increase In
pirolarity, and are to be found lu splendid assort
ment at
J. IS. GOULD'S,
625 Stuthtt SEVENTH ASi CHE SWT.
ftcn PARTIES WISHING TO PURCHASE
V tf f will lind It to tbelr advantage to call and
"""CU-XKBHATED SCHOMACKER PIANO,
at their wardrooms,
.NO. lblS UlltBiN Ui B1XVJMV1-, ....
4 23 4n Philadelphia.
rnrrm the pianos which we hand-
7 k V t Itacture recommend tbemseivea. We pro-
workmanship, durability, aud reasonable prices, oora
himi with a full guarantee. For Bale oulv at No. 1017
WA LNTJT Street. . m
TCH! TETTER!
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ITCH 1 ITCH 1 ITCH. 1
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Entirely eradicates thls',loathsoma disease, oftentimes
In from 1 to 48 Hours I
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KWAING'S ALL-HKALINU OINTMENT
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Don't be alarmed it you have the
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6CALO HEAD, BARBER'S ITCH.
OR, IN FACT, ANY DISEASE OF THE SKIN.
It is warranted a speedy cure. Prepared by
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NO. 830 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
Above Vine, Philadelphia,
bold by all best Druggists 8 2 stuln4p
CLARET WINE.
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i
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T HOMPSON BLACK & SOri
i
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AMD
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Nos.603 and 605 CHESNUT St.
The Public are invited to ex
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of Men's, Youths', and Boys'
Clothing, for Spring and Sum
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Clothing made to order for
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The best Cutters and Work
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Our Stock of Ready-made
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PHILADELPHIA,
IMPORTERS OF:
AND "WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
is
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BI THE YARD.
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FAIL TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
723 CHESNUT St.
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" CELEBRATED
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i
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TO RLNT A UANDSOMELY FUR-
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blue uilles distant from the cIly.havlnitanabundHnce
of J-iuit m d ornamenial Trees, ana larKe anu pro
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.JT- EXCURSIONS UPTHE RIVEH.-
TlCiZiJ--3The snletnlld sleaiubuat JOHN A.
Kiiriinuiiiii and llrlslol. otODDiiiK at itlverton, Torres-
riniM. Aniluluslu. and Beverly, each way. These
excursions ltnve CHESNUT BTREET WlIARb' at
2 o'clock In I he Allerutiou. ie:urniiiK, leave isnstoi
at 4 o clock, arriving In tlieciiy at o ciock i'. ra.
FA UK Excursion, 40 cents. Each way, 25 cents.
B 55 am
wKn7t DOWN RIVER MONDAYS AND
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Penn. ond Uombay Hook.
WfdnsclBys and buturrtays the SWAN iuhv be
Chartered lor EXtJUHalONij. BZl-
JOHN O. ARRIS ON,
Nos. 1 and 3 North. Sixth Street
Philadelphia,
would' ivitethe 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 he surpassed by any in the g
Market. n 22 rpi
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SPRING STYLES
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WARY E. HOlil'T. MARY E. TaV.IlWKLiS,
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NORTH FOURTH STREET.
JADIE8, SAVE VOUtt CLOTH AND YOUJt
J money, by culllnn at Mrs. UU1ILK H, No. I2:i7
AltKK'l' H'reet, aud learu to cut your own dreHsna;
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Aytull wauled, S131m4p
CaKPETINGS
RATTING WAREHOUSE !
fiCCALLUMS, CREASE & SLOAN,
No. 509 CHESNUT STREET,
Would Call tbe Attention of tha Trad
to their Kxtsnslve Stock of
CANTON AND COCOA
MATTINGS.
pnCSH CANTON MATTINGS
AT RETAIL.
WHITE, RED, CHECKED,
AND
FANCY STYLES.
Tba Largest Assortment In tbe Clt jr.
McCALLlBIS, CKEASE & SLOAN,
No. 519 CHESNUT STREET,
6 22 lmrp
PHILADELPHIA.
Q ANTON MATTINGS,
CAHrETINCiM
OIL CLOTHS,
WISDOff SHADES,
ETC. KTC ETC.,
WHOLESAI-.13 AND 11 1ST AIL.
JOHN R. WHITE,
NO 13 KORTII SGCOKD STREET, .
IS ROW OFFERING THE ABOVE WOODS
AT TKBI LOW FIUVBES.
CALL AND BEE. 8 81m
REMOVAL
OP
TOVUSEND & CO.
TO
No, 50 North SECOND Street,
BELOW ARCH, EAST SIDE.
CARFETIMaS, etc.
Tbe attention ot our riends and patrous 1b
called to our
To. No. 59 North SECOND Street, below Arch
east Bide, where It will he our aim w Keep in
more such GOODS only as we have every con
fidence will give satlwaction lo our cus
lowers. nwmmfluri
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
910 MEAD & CO., 910
, FORMERLY AT; TUB
CORNER OF RIM Til ANDC1IEMKVT NTS.
ABB NOW AT
No. 910 CHESNUT STREET,
160TJTH SIDE, BEOOND FLOOR,
Have Just finished over (60) FIFTY NEW 8TVLE8
OF TEA BETH,- which they - are offering at euor
mously low prices.
Tea Bets, plain and chased $23-0
! ,M I ...i...5..- ,...t3-00
" rich chased 1 18-50
" " 3600
" , very handeoiue.. .....,........t:i7 o0
h very rich and iuedallious...... $io oo
' " M fisoo
ICE PITCHERS a specialty, ranging lu price from
WW to iis-oa . ..
MEAD & CO., Manufacturers,
NO. BIO CIIESNUT STREET,
4 4 8rrrp1 BOUTH BIIK, HECOND FLOOR.
1028 CHESNUT.
I. J. TAYLOR,
J E'-W-E L L E R,
The attention ot the public la Invited to my Stock.
comprising
r FINE WATCHES, " ' ' s' '
- DIAMONDS,
SIX. VER-WARE,
EIiEtiANT JEWELRY",
CLOCK!,
MUSIC ROXES, -And
all articles appertaining to the trade offered at
reduced prices.
WATCHES REPAIRED AND WARRANTED.
1028. r8 26tuths3mSp
LEWIS LADOMUS & CO..
Diamond Dealer and Jewellers,
no, soa cnESNUT sr., piiii.adei.phia,
Would Invite tbe attention of purchasers ts their
large and handsome atsonment of
DIAMONDS, !
' '"' WATCHES, i
SILVER-WARE, j
ETC. ETC.
ICE PITCHERS In great variety.
A large assortment of small STUD, for eyelet
holes. Just received. - J - .
WATCHES repaired In the best manner, and
guaranteed. - ' ' 5 Midi
Qm B. KITCHEN,
JEWELER, !
S.E. Corner TtNTH and CHESNIT.
CHEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, '
JEWELRY, SILVER. WARE,'
, . ' . . RRONZES.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIOURES. .
WATCHES AND JEWELRY CAREFULLY R
PAIRED.
Particular attention paid lo Manufacturing all arU
clee In our line. " ' rt n thlia,
JOHN CRUMP,
CARPENTER AND RUILDElt,
10PSl NO. 813 LODGE STREET, AND NO
178S CIIESNUT STREET,
Hi
AUCTION SALES.
rir,ti f oan, Anctmner.
C ?, L K L L, A N D A C oj
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BALE OF 1200 CAR, K.k,tb. ?T,OE8. BROUAN8,
(in Moiuliiy iiinrnlnir
LT.?. "1":!?!'.':' A J" o'chK-kTwe will sU b
,,.,.,(U,.t,,r0,. .,; i,.;.r .v.r..."". 'J1'.1"' w""'"
iiioS ..m.iua ui me trikiln la
; ; 6)it
OHN li. MYKKit A ft)., AUCTION EKRS
I Nos. Z.i arid 2S4 MARKET btreet. t,1K3
LARCiE rOSITIVES A LK OF CATtPRTINGS mv
. On Frlilny Morulnir,
Mav M. L II n'r.t....b ..nil... . . .
four m , Urn' "cr i ;ZnZi m Tpo W,mtT.IP'1 00
line utxl line InsralnV? nif hinW.Xf,,l"" "'P
mCrnln. ol sulei ""7 uo ""m'uea e"". iUo
LAROK rKRFMf Ton Y PA r,K OF TRVXM im
On Holiday MornliiK.
June S, Btl0 O'clock, will he .lu. by catalon. on
four D.oi.ths' credit, abni.t 700 l,,t,' 7 Fronc , ind?
wors.eu,. wool!ens Ih.eTad'cTmons.
N. R.-U(,ods arranRPd for examlnatlOQ and cata
logues ready eurly ou morning of sale. 2g
LA??.Av?Tnr,1,iPT,(,,RY AKOF BOOTS, SHOES.
JllUA 4. Will ha a.. 1. 1 ... i..J BV- .
lactur manu-
the1morr?no7,ale?tl0n WUh J0.
M. GUM MEY & SONS. AUCTHiKi. h-na
Hold RpKular halm ot
IlKAL. KS'l'ATK. KTIll'TTH A n c r. . '
TlIBPUflviiiqiTX-,"AT j
Handbills ol po. i, n,..ffn
iwio CHtalopes punished and circulai5, conialnln.
hill dehcrlptloiis of property to be wild as au,,
ttr. and tillered at private Half. wii
bales advertised dally In all the dally newspaper
wil..nclUde8iLE0N WAY, June 3.
OIU'HAS1 COURT PAI.E-Kstato of Alexander
Galloway, deceased. -btone Residence and lot of
B'ur.dAUeu'blaije.TvNeuiy-secoud Ward, near Oer-
BY ORDER OF nEIIW-EslatcofUoirer McDonald,
deceased. Iwo-sioiy brick Tavern and four brlolr'
liwellliiHS, corner of Twcniyluurth aud Cald
v.ell streets, between Walnut aud Locust streets
r FLt-? A T 1 V 1 1 K YK A 'l' " " c ot'land.
Church lane, adjoining the city line, i miles iroui
iluiketfttreet Brl.fge. e um
WAhHIfcGToIS fcUUARE AND LOCUST STREET
Handsome Reoldenco, vi Uh side Ullice and Lot.
feel liont.
HANDfSOMK MODERN RESIENOE-No. 31 &
South lentil Btreet.
CHK3KUT Hl'KKET WRST PHILADELPHIA.-.
II audoome Modern Residence. Fourth, east ol 1' orliefl
slroet norlUtide.
KOU1H KUTH STREET No. 005 Fairfax place
Elcvf n brick Dwellings and Lot, A'i by reel.
i-XKCL'l OK B ejALE Kituie of btupheu Benton,
deceased. Four modern three-stury brick UwelUum
o. 1122, 1)4.1111. und il'.'s Carpenter street.
t?snio Estitie Two lluee-story brick liwelllnirq.
h'os. ttae and .ih Kirg, now Cross street, be ow D10
kersou street.
Paine ltate Two two-slory Dwoillnpi, wt iMt
Church, now Otsego street, between Reed and I'rluie
Blrceis.
same Kstate Biick ilCbuuoge and lot of ground, No
274U Federal street,
Same Kitiite Yearly Ground Rent of Iffi'SO.
bnnie i.alaie Fig'it yearly Ground Routs of $02
each. 1
Siime Estate Five yearly Ground Rents ol each,
oue ol tM. and one ul ;h4. 2atft
s
A ML' EL C. FOhb & 60NS, AUCTIONEER!
No. 127 8. FOURTH btreet.
Sales of Real Estate, blocks, Loans, etc, at Phlla
delplua Exchange, every Friday at 12 o'clock, noon
tiur sales are advertised lu all the dally andsevera
of the weekly newspapers, by separate handbills ok
each property, anu by pamphlet catalogues, one
thousand of which will be issued on Wednesday pre
ceding each sale.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE BALE.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE, bTOCKS, LOANS, ETC.
On Friday, May HI,
At 12 o'clock, at the t xciiaiiKu, will Include:
TRLs'l'KE iS PKREMfl'OK V BALfci
8 shares onuthwark llniliond Co.
ituii nlinres Philadelphia aud fcrie Railroad Co.
. H'i shares buniutliumia Cunal Co.
2.0 shares lUstonvllle PaHNenirer Hallway Co.
' fioiii nusquehauua Canal C'o.'s 6 per cent. Coupon
Bonds. ,
For other accounts.
M (00 Camden aud AUuutlo Railroad Co.'s 2d Mort
gasel per cent. Bnuds. iuteient April aud October.
F.LEUAM COBNTRy bF.AT. 7 acres at Olney.
Twenty-sFccud Ward, lately the resldenoe or Dr.
lllluni Camac. Larpe Blond house, 20 rooms, sta
bling, tenant house, 2 green houses, bowilnic alley, etc.
OruuudH beauliJully laid out aud plauled with elegant
Shrubbery.
LARGE AND VALUABLE TRIANGULAR LOT,
Paasyunk road aud twelfth street, lis feet ll1 Inches
on I'asbj unk roud, 174 leet t Indies on Tweliui street.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. B. Broad Btreet,
below AlcKeau street. 40 leet by 2iij icet toaoofeet
fctreet. '
LARGE AND VALUABLF. BUUDING LOT, N.
E. coi ner ol N I uih and olcKrau streets, on leet on
Ninth ttreet, 14a lee t u inches on McKean st. TO 26 6t
B
Y THOMAS BIRUH A fcON, NO. 1110 CHEfj
ui eireet, aoova leveutn street.
large; balk of fine curomos and en.
liLlSH ENOKAVIiNGrt.
' On Wednesday and Thursday Evenings,
. At 8 o'clock, at the Auciiou btore, No. lilo Chesnut
street, will be sold, a large culleclluuot choice English
Chromos and bleel PlBie EnKravlngs. after LauUseer,
Uerrlng, Turner, Wilkle, Uarllii, and others.
'lhe collection will be open for examination on
Tuesday uud Wednesday. , 162S8I
Bale No. lllu Chesnnt street.
KUPERTOU HOUSEHOLD FUKNITURF. PIANO
FORT KM. M 1 RltORS, CARPE 1 S, PLATED WAJi.
'Hi. UN Kb, IC '
Ou Frlduy Morning,
At 9 o'clock, ai the auction more, No. 1110 Chesnnt
street, will be sold, u l.ue assortment ol superior
household fmmiure, from lamllles declining bouse
keeping. ELEGANT FRENCH CHINA DINNER SERVICE.
On Friday,
At 1 o'clock,, will be sold, one splendid larze
French China riuhly decorated dluner and de.is if
service. 5 w 2t
LARGE BALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE
CARD Our ale on F1UUAY MOHlNINu at ft
o'clock, at the auction store, comprises a large assort
men l 01 carpets, rich parlor sun, lu sail 11 brocatelle
plush, reps, aud hair cloth; walnut and oak aldei
boards and extension dining tables, walnut chamber
suits. tlnlslieO In oil and variimu; waluut, uhetiiiut and
painted cottage chamber suits; elegaut centre tables
w ith marble tops: oak library tab.es, splendid dinner
seivloe of French chioa, t-evres china, bhellield plated
ware, librsry suits, sewing machines. 8 roswoori ulauo
tortes, lecrelarles and buokcRes. travelling trunks
cedar clivals, matting, china and Klas ware, vases sic'
LARGE FRENCH PLATE MI UKulW.
Also, 10 large French plate mantel mirrors,
Aixo. uo no uo pier do t
B. wl2aII0HE,ni''H
AUCTION BALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITTTR
B. bCOTT. Jr., will give his personal aMeuilc
to sales ot household furniture, nt th ri.iu
ot parties removing or breaking up honsekeenlnJ-n
trif miiiiL fkvnr&Klu tr.A .
iery, xo. lo-u Chesuut street, will be sold within .
rilurti, an lnu..l.iu . . r 1 t ; i .. r 1 . , w
chests, fur and mull' boxes, all mauulactured ol
red cedar, and liulahed in 11 rst-class style,
TERRA COTTA AND OlitEU FANCY GOODS
Also an Invoice ol terra eotla and other fuucv
goods, silver-plated Ice-pitchers, eto. etc 5 t 3t
PANCOAST A WAR NOCK, A UCTI ONE Ena
No. 240 MARKET B'IREET.
LARGE POSITIVE SPECIAL 8AL OF 4M '
CAbEb BTRA W GOODS, by Catalogue, oa a credit.
On Friday Alornlntf.
May8!st. commenciug at lu o'clock, com prising .
full assortment ol newest siyles Bonnets aud 11 ml, ,
Ladies, Misses, and Children. u
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THOMAS & SUNS, 0S. 139 AND 14.
. B. FOURTH BlreeU
C. MAC KEY. AUCTION EEf
Onioe v. W COMkjmCB btr-k. gg
rpilE OLD STAND REaODELLRi)
NEW STOKE FOB HNK CONFErTI4'VS
Eullie new stock of FineOoufeoilona, brut s, eu.,
Pnn-AOh.Li'HiA, May 14, Iks-;,
' Having taken tbe old esabllhd blur-e Nu, '
MARKET e-treet, lormeriy occupied by John Hu.
and completely redtied and rt'uovated the em
premise.", we are prepared to supply all article,
our line, at as reasonable price as can be purchu,
Our long experience In the business, together wi
tbe eOicient ooips of workmen, at our oomiaud, W
enable us to lurntah the uuest arllceis at thelovr,,
P A Mil IsrespectiullysoMnitel ,,rrn,
171mrp WO. 0 Htt;.;T
WAi.l kH e, Laua,
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CEDAR CLOTHES CHKHTS, FUR AND Mf "
BOX KH.
On Monday Uorning Next, 1
jiiub o. ni. ji o ciiu'if nrome v. &r. K-nri'. f-ww.
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