THE LITTLE COEEX.
"Twna a tiny rosewood thing,
I'.l'on lionnd and glittorinjj
"With its Btavs of silver white,
Silver taUet, Mauk mvl bright,
Downy j'illowed, satin lined,
That I, loitering, chanced to find,
'Mid the dtist, the scent, the gloom
Of the undertaker's room
Waiting empty all for whom ?
Ah ! what love-watched cradle bed
Keeps to-night the nestling head?
Or on what soft, pillowing breast
Is the cherub form at rest
That ere long, with darkened eye,
Sleeping to no lullaby,
Wliitely robed, and still and cold,
1'ale flowers slipping from its hold,
Shall this dainty couch enfold ?
Ah ! what bitter tears shall statu
All this satin sheet like rain,
And what towering hopes bo Lid
'Neath this tiny coffin lid f
On whose tablet shall appear
Little words that must be there,
Little words cut deep and true,
Bleeding mother's heart anew
Sweet, pet name, and aged two.
Oh I can sorrow's hovering plume
Round our pathway cast a gloom,
Chill and darksome as the shade
Hy an Infant's coffin made ?
From our arm au angel Hies,
And our startled, dazzled eyes,
Weeping round its vacant place,
Cannot rise its path to trace,
Cannot see the angel's face 1
WORDS OF WISDOM.
FROM SIDNEY SMITH.
IDLB.NKB9.
If idleness do not produce vice or malevolence,
it commonly produce melancholy. Let overy
man be occupied, and occupied in the hlg,hest
employment of which his nature is capable,
and die with, the consciousness that he has done
bis best.
FRIENDSHIP.
Life is to bo iorhfied by many friendships. To
love and to be loved is the gieatent happiness of
existence. If I lived under tbe burning sun of
the equator, it wonld be a pleasure to me to
think that there were human beings on the
other side of the world who regarded and re
spected me; I could and would not live, if I
were alone upon the earth and cut oil' from the
remembrance of my iellow-creaturcs.
It is not tbat a man has occasion to fall back
upon the kindness of his friends. Perhaps lie
may never experience the necessity of domg so;
but we are povorned bv our imaginations, mid
they stand there as a solid and impregnable
bulwark apainst all the evils of life. Friend
shins should be formed with poisons of all ages
and conditions, and with both sexes. 1 have a
iriend who is a bookseller, to whom I have been
very civil, arid who would do anything to servo
me; and I have two or three small Inendnhips
among persons in much humbler walks of lite
who, I verily believe, do me a considerable
kindness according to their means. I am for a
frank explanation with friends in cases of
affronts. They sometimes save a perishing
friendship, and even place it upon a firmer
basis than at first; but secret discontent must
always end badly.
CHEERFULNESS.
Persons subject to low spirits should make
the rooms in which they live as cheerful as pos
sible, taking care tbat the paper with which the
- wall is covered should be of a brilliant, lively
color, hanging up pictures or prints, and cover
ing the cbimneypiece with beautiful china; a
bay wirdow looking opon pleasant objects, and,
above all, a large tire whenever the weather
will permit, are favorable to good spirits; and
tbe tables near should bo strewed with books
and pamphlets.
HABDNE99.
Hardness Is a waut ol minute attention to
others. It does Lot proceed Irom malignity, or
a carelessness of inflicting pain, but from a
want ol delicate perceptions of those little things
by which pleasure is conlerred or pain excited.
HAPPINESS.
The longer I live tho more I am convinced
that the apothecary Is of more importance than
Seneca; and that half the unbappiness in the
world proceeds from little stoppages from a
ditch choked up from food passing in the wrong
place, iiom a vexed duodenum or an agitated
pylorus. The deception, as practised upon
liunian creatures, is curious and entertaining.
My friend sups late; be eats strong soup, then a
lobster, then some tart, and he dilute these
eeculei.t varieties with wine. The next day I
call upon him. lie is going to sell his house in
Por.don, and to retire into the country. He is
alarmed lor his eldest daughter's health. His
expenses are hourly increasing, and nothing
but a timely retreat can save him from ruin. All
this is the lobster; and when over-excited
nature has had time to manage this ttetaceous
encumbrance, tbe daughter recovers, the
finances ate in good order, and every rural idea
effectuailv excluded lrom the minJ. Exercise
witbout laiieue; generous living without ex
ceed; early rising and moderation in sleeping
these are the apothegms of old women; but if
tbey are not attended to, happiness becomes to
extremely difficult that very lew persons can
attain to it.
EYEBY-DAY MAXIMS.
Ttemember that every person, however low,
a. riohta and feelines. In all contentions let
peace be rather your object than tiiumpu ; valus
triumpn oniv as vne uieaun ui pi-ac
WheD you meet with neglect let it arouse you
to exertion; instead of mortifying your pride,
set about lessening those delects which expose
you to neglect, afid improve those excellencies
vdiieVi fi-immnnd attention and respect.
It you desire the common people to treat you
as a gentleman, you must conduct yourself as a
genUeman phouid to mem.
iin nnt attemot to friizhten children and in
feriors by passion. It does more harm to your
tt.t ,.horrf,.r i Vian it does pood lo them. Tbe
same thing is better done by firmness and per
suasion. , , ... ,
i,Mri fai.u .when tou mut find fault. In prl
vate. if possible, and some time after the ofleuse,
.otho.- ih.n at. the time. The blamed are leas in
clined to resist when they are blamed without
Keeiu'p the habit of being respected, and
, oti.mr.l to be more amusing and agree
able than is consistent with the preservation of
TPS DC('t
Don't be loo severe upon yourself and your
own feelings; keep on, don't laint, be energetic
to the last. , . , , . , .
If you wish to keep your mind clear and body
healihy, abstain irom au leiuieuieu ihiuuib.
I'M P. LAND'S PAUPERS.
...,,,. o ni inflni.nTR rACPERS. LtJSATICS.
lilX. i L .11 i J v '
AND VARANTB IN ENGLAND IND00B AND,
OUTDOOR PAUPERS IS IHl.A.Ai.
The return presented 10 i arura(ut,uu iu
motion of Viacount Knfleld. M. P., discloses a
lamentable Increase this year in pauperism, as
cXnared with 18tld. On the last day of the first
week lu February last there were In Kngland
and Walt" u'ja.-M paupers lu receiptor relief,
beini an Increase of U7.012 over the correspond
ing week of tbe preceding year, of wlioraOO.M
weielnthe metropolis: in the second iweeic of
February, 1)82.1.73, or an Increase of 80 117, of
whom 4i.ki were in the metropolis; third week,
r71 46 or an increase of uo,031-3d,450 being In
the metropolis: fourth week, 1)05,104, or an In
crease of 60.B1 1. ol whom Ki.Uo were in the me
' tropolla. In the last week the number waaoora
poaed of ! 818,610 outdoor and lW 4Ho ludoor poor
The above figures are exclusive of lunatto
pnunera In asylums uud vagrants.
P"j"fer "aro. t present. H.W parishes. tncluBlve
of tbe ft' )V ismntls, I" Inland aud Walea,
maiutaininK, orllabfe to niuiluln.tdeir own
poor; but the liovo returns reler only to M 6. o
of tii lit n umbel : ll parishoa, incorporated
under Gilbert', act, still undor the p.ovlslona
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY,
of the4.Ul Kllftbelh, ninkln no return of the
number of paupers which thev relieve.
t rnni the return culled for y Kir 11. Barron,
11 nppenrs that the gross amount xponded for
the relief of the poor In Ireland, In" the year
endliiR l!llth Heplemher, Iniw), was 72s,ai), as
ct in pared with jUill, Nd In the preceding year.
Th' re were In receipt of relief on the Inst Hut ur
tiny In January. Ihu7, paupers; In Mill,
(1S.708; In lNi.",, 7I.2H7. The 77,422 for this year In
clude 11,207 adult able-bodied paupers, aud Wi
Widows In receipt of out-door relied.
In ixt; the amount, of poor rate Indeed was
74,7&7, all other receipts amounting to CS007.
FINANCIAL
JEW GTATE LOAN.
THE NEW SIX PER CENT
STATE LOAN,
Free from all State, County,
and Municipal Taxation, .
Will be urnlsbed in sums to suit, on applica
tion to either of the undersigned:-
JAY COOKE A CO
DBEXEIi A CO
I 81ni4p E. W. (LiBKE A CO.
JULY COUPONS
WANTED.
JAY C00KE & CO.,
No. 114 South THIRD St.
S29lm
rniLADELPUIA.
p RACTION AL SHARES
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
BOUGHT AUD MOLD.
DE HAVEN & BRO.,
8 30 lot
mo. 40 sown THIRD ST.
SEVENTH NATIONAL BANK
OF PHILADELPHIA,
KORT1IWKST COBIVKR OFFOCBTU AND
HABKET STBECTM,
OEOBtJE W. HILL, PBESUIKKT,
E. B. UALL,(AfiUlEB,
OFFERS EVEBY ADVANTAGE TO DEPOSITORS
Bankers', Merchants', and Manufacturers' Accounts
solicited. 4 18 UiBtusm
PROPOSALS.
TM PROVE MENT OF THE BOCK
L ISLAUD . RAPiUa OF THE MlSSiaSlPi'l
United Status knoinekr'b Offick.I
Davkni'Okt, Iuwa, April 17, IWj7.
Bealed PropoHttlg. lu uunliciue. will bo received at tula
cilice until 12 M.. WLDJNKi)AY, June 5, 1SS7, lor ex
cavuliug aud reujoviug th rock and oilier obstruc
tions irom lue Deu oi tue m lssibsiiipi river at tue Kuck
lHlund or Upper Kapkls, by uieaim of culler dams aud
subaqueous blasting or chiselling.
Contractors will be required to. furnish all boats,
macliiuery, etc, and to pcrlorm all the labor neces
sary lu the prosecution ol the work. There are aOuiu
w, uuu cubic yards ol rock to be removed, distributed
unequally at tiiUVrenl points on the HuplUs, and the
work must uedoue during the low water season, Inter
fering as little as practicable with navigation.
Contractors will slate the piice per cubic yard for
which they propose to do the work, wtifch will be let
as a whole, or In sections ot sucU length as the engi
neer Id charge may determine.
'Die Government reserves the right torejoct any and
all bids, and no bid will be considered unless the party
ottering It shall give satisfactory evidence that he Is
trustworthy, aud has the necessary skill aud experi
ence to do the work.
A printed copy of this advertisement must be at
tached to each proposal, Kacli bid must contain a
written guarantee, signed by two responsible person,
lllankg lor proposals of the form required, with form
ol guarantee, will be furnished at this ollice ou appli
cation. Proposals will e endorsed "Proposals for re
moving obstructions at the Hock Island lluiilds," and
addressed Jlrevet Major-Ueneral J. II, Wilson,
U. H. A., I.leuLcusut-Coluucl, mill Iul'uutry, Duveu
port, Iowa.
Parties desiring further information can obtain tbe
same by calling at the United States Engineer's OlHce,
corner ol Second aud Main streets, Davenport, Xowa,
w here miipH, p'ans, specifications, aud quantities of
work will be shown to all who wish to examine theui
for the purpose of making proposals.
01y Older ol the Chief Engineer, U. H. Army.
J. II. Wll.SON,
I.leut.-Colonel. 8!Hh Iorantry.
8 16 17t Brevet Major-Ueueral U. 8. A.
ROOFING.
xt O O I IS o .
OLD SHINGLE ROOFS (FLAT OB STEEP) COVER
ED WITH JOHN'S EIWILISH ROOFING CLOTH,
And coated with LIVlUlD OUTTA PERCH A
PAUS'I , making them perleclly water-proof, LEAK'S
dltA, ViX ROOFH repaired with Uutla Percba Paint,
and warranted for five years. LEAKY HLA'i'ji
ROOFS coaled with liquid which becomes as hard M
slate. TIN, COPPER, ZINC, or IRON coated wlU
Liu u Id Guttapercha at small expense. Cost rangiiu
from one to two cents per square foot. Old Board oi
hblugle ltools ten cents per square foot, all complete
Materials constantly on band and tor sale by thi
PHILADELPHIA lUli PENNSYLVANIA ROO.
LNU CtlUPANY, UEOIKIK HUB ART,
Hi 6m No. few N. FOURl'H Street.
XL O O IP I IV Gr .
ItLIHUnmCIM! HOflFN, FLAT ORNTEEf
(Ol t ltt li II till lTA Pl UdlAKOWr
MJ-( l.OTH.and coated with L.ltl' UUTTJ
PKBCllA A1AT making Uieut perleclly wale
ldKAKT UBAYEl BOOFH repaired with Qattl
Percha Paint, aud warranted lor live years,
LtiAUl siaiK HOOI'H coated with Llquk
Outla Percha Paint, which becomes as hard as slain.
lor 1 IK, OI" and IKON UOUrt
this Paiul is Ihe tie vlui illra of all oiher protection,
It forms a perleclly Impervious coverlug, completely
-resists ihe action of the weather, and constitutes t
thorough protecllou against leaks by rust or other
wise. Price only lrom one to Iwo cents pertquar
'"'"tin arid CiBAVEIi KOOIIBiU done at the
lh orient oolh. .
Material constantly on hand and for sale by the
ItAUllOTU ItOoriKd (WIII'ANY.
jS6m No. B0 OREEN biretsl.
PROPOSALS
jj EW LlUtiMMT MAKUUa auUK,A'KNiSA.
U1TT BTATK3 KngINKKR OFFICR.
kr OFFrrn, )
niKKT, Pmr.A.,
May 22, 1HU7. j
ISO. ai fj. BlXTII bTl
BCBlCll rropORfllH. In dnnllcatfl. with n nnni nt
(hlH adverliseii(itjt Bllnciied to each, will be
rccrlvcd at tills ofllce, uutil 12 o'clock M.,
JllUKHlAi. June la, 18(i7,for furnlsbintr mate
rials nnd lubor for the construction of four now
pU-iH at Marcus Hook, Uolaware Hlver. I'enna.
Die fupTBtructiiie ol eacU pier to boef bard
ir'd
nd 1
a 2 f
The faClDR lu Rlx conrBPK nf hnmlrn a
ntlcUlu rs tlovclalleil:
hvl 1 tie CUblC COIltllltA of hlonkn varvin. frnul
Oil t ah r .
irii, ina miTii, his or peuu liuilliucr
woik; beds ud Joints Rood Joint work; lewis
uud dowel bolt s to be drilled if required; buck
li K to be ol rubble stone.
'1 he top to bo paved with stones from one to
two leel In thlcknesM, with good natural face,
anil Jointed to lengths of 6 leetaud random
Widths.
1 lie atone to be delivered at such points, at or
mar Marcus Hook, and to such persons as may
be OtMlgiiated by Hie proper olllcer or axculol'
the i; ui led Slate.--; nnd any other material lo be
deliverable under like conditions.
'J'ht cribs upon which the piers are to rest are
to be sunk lu depths vary inn from 20 to 21 feet,
or thereabouts, at ordinary low-water. Length
of tat h at bottom about 77 feet by 84 In width;
at top 74 b 3i To bo of hemlock wharf timber,
to wink 1U Inches least dimension.
Theie will bo n tinned lor the superstructure
ol each pier Hbout
7(xio cubic feet of hammered facing Blone,
giving
m 0 Hupcificlal feet of face, aud 7800 superficial
feel ol t.id and Joint work.
1350 cubic feel ol paving bloue, giving 1700 feet
Joint work.
WO peieues, of 23 cublo feet each, of rubble
back in if.
For each cilb about 18,001) feet face of crib
work.
8ooo lbs. of li on bol Is, elc,
700 peicL.es ol rubble lining to be delivered In
crib.
rroposnls for putting the stone orsupergtrnc
lureol each pier In place must state tho rale
ol labor per cubic yard of lacing nnd paving
stone, and per perch ol 25 cublo feet for backing
With rubble.
All stones to be laid dry, in the best manner,
and lu accordance with Instructions to be
given. The rates to cover every expenditure
necifrsary In receiving, caring for, aud putting
the htones In position.
I'roposals for labor lor cribs to state the rate
per loot of face, measured In the work, and to
include every expense of receiving aud oaring
for materials, framing, putting together, and
sinking the cribs la proper positions, eta., In
accordance with Instructions that uiuy be
given.
All materials and labor to be of the best
quality, subject to inspection, and rejection if
not approved.
A deduct Ion of 20 per centum to be made on
any payment made lu part for material or labor
accepted.
beparute proposals to be made for stone, for
lumber, and for iron; also lor labor, for
masonry, aud labor for crib work.
Kach bid must be guaranteed by two respon
sible persons, whose signatures should be ap
pended to the guarantee, and who should be
certified to as beirg goodand bufllcleut security,
by the United (states District Judge, Attorney,
C'olleotor, or other public olllcer.
Envelopes to bo endorsed, "i'roposals for New
Tiers at Marcus Hook."
Bids to be opened at 12 o'clock M., ou Thurs
day, June 13, 1807.
Bidders are invited to be present.
For further particulars inquire at this office.
C. SEAFOKTH STEWART,
5 23 lot Lt.-Col. of Euglueers.
D
K 1' AllT HEUT OK AUK1CUIAUKE.
Proposals will be received at this Department
until 12 o'clock, June 6, 167, for furnishing all
the materials ana perlorming the work re
quired in tbe construction of a Brick Building
lor the use of the Department of Agriculture,
to be erected on reservation No. 2. iu this city,
according to plans and specifications that
can be seen nt tbe ofllce of the Commissioner
of Agriculture, where full information with
legal d to tbe proposed building can beoblalued;
said proposals to be either for the whole build
ing, or separately for the UlU'erent kinds of
work.
No proposal will be entertained from any
pemm who Is not known to be a practlcul
builder.
Biuders are requested to state the shortest
lime possible In which the building is to be
completed, the work lo be commenced in three
days alter the signing of the contract.
Xhc Department reserves the rh;ht to reject
any or nil bids, If it be deemed for the interest
of the Government to do so, and no bid will be
received thut does not con lor in to Itio require
ments of the plans uud specifications and of this
advertisement.
Ninety percent, of the amount of work dono
arid materials furnished, according to contract
price (said amount to be ascertained by the esti
mate of the (superintendent), will be puld from
lime lo time as the work proceeds, aud ten per,
cent retained until the completion of the co.i
tiaetand the acceptance of the work by the
Department.
Every proposal must bo accompanied by tho
bond oi two responsible persons iu ihusutnof
tweuly thousand dollars, that the bidder will
acct pland perform the contract if awarded to
him, the suflicteiicy of the security to be certi
fied by the United HI at.es District Judge, United
Males District Attorney, or Clerk of the United
Wales Court.
i'roposals should he inclosed in asoaledeu
eloj e, imiorsed "I'roposals lor a Building for
Ihe Department oi aki lcuiiure," aud addressed
lo the Commissioner of Agriculture.
510231 USA AC NEW'l ON. Commissioner.
UNITED STATES ENG1NEEK OFFICE, NO.
i'O'J K. blXXli Sireet.
I'llir.ADKLPIlIA. BlaV-U, 1SU7.
lUTAlRS OF 1'IEBS AT CHESTER, FA.
feeukd Proposals, iu duplicate, with a eonv of
this udverliM-nienl attached to each, will bo re-
ceivid at this otlice until 1'2 o'clock M., TUK4-
pa) , dune z;, isoi, lor materials and labor lor
lepans ol Government i'iers at Chester, i'enn-
sylvania.
(Separate proposals must be made for timber.
for lion, aud lor labor.
Cup Ioks, bridge timbers, mooring posts, and
upper houses ol piers of while pine: He timber
ol litnilock, fenders, etc., of white oulc.
1'ioposuls will slate the rate per running foot
ol timber, per foot of lace, aud per foot board
measure, as ine case may require; tue rale per
I oiiiiu oi nuns, eie.
All ihe materials to be of the best duality, de
liverable at such points, at or near Chester, and
lo btieii pirsous as may be designated, aud to
be subject lo inspection and approval before
acceptance.
The proposnls for labor to state the rate per
foot ol face and per foot board measure, etc., as
nit asured in place; uud these rales to cover all
labor necessary for putting tiie works In good
repair, such as removing old work, receiving,
carlhglor, training, pulling together, and re
placing materials to be used or moved.
All work to be subject to Inspection and ap
proval before payment Is made, and a deduc
tion of twenty per centum to be made on auv
pay ment for lubor or material, lu case of pari
i vl ment before the completion of all the work.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two respon
sible pel sous, whose signatures should be ap
pended to the guarantee, and who should be
certified to as being good and suflioient security
by tho United (Stales District Judge, Attorney,
Collector, or otuer puuiiu oiiicur.
Envelopes to be endorsed, "I'roposals for lit
pairs ol Government Tiers at Chester."
Bids will be opened on TUESDAY. June 25,
1807, at 12 o'clock M. Bidders are iuvlted to be
nreKtnt.
For further particulars Inquire at this ofHoe,
(J. ftliAl'Ullill B11SWA1U',
6 30 15t Eleut.-Culonel of Eugiueers
TJ F.APQUAKTEU3
THIRD MILITARY
DISTRICT.
OiPlCK CHIEF QUARTERMASTER,!
ATLANTA, Ua., May , 1M17. J
BY ORDER OF THE OUARTERMASTEhV
GEN ERA D. Healed pioposals will be received
at this ollice for the sule of seven thousand four
1 1 u ml red (7iti0) tons of COAL at Buraccus,
Florida, payment to be mude in Government
i u n us.
The nroDOsals will beouened at 12 M. SATUR
DAY, the Klh of June, lbt7. and should be
initiueu "i'roposuis to purcuuse isuui, uu
auuiesseu to
BrevBt. nHir..nn. R. HAXTON.
Chief Quartermaster Third Military Dlstriot,
Atlanta, Ua. ojlrii
Pi: IVY WELLH-OWKEKSOP PROPERTY
'1 he only ploe to get Privy W tolls cleaned au
Oislnlbcied al very low price,
A. PEYBON,
If aimfacturer of Pondretm,
101 OOLPfcMlTU bUALL, LIBBAKV buue.
AUCTION SALES.
JM. (ll'MMKY & 80SS AUCTluKkKUS
tin. M WALNUT Street
ITold BijnlB.r Balwi ot
KJ- AL M A'IK MOCKS. AND PFTJRfTIK8 AT
1IIK I'll I LA DKLPH I A K.XCHAMIK,
flstirilillis of each property Irsned scr arHtely.
IMHicMialoKiies published and circuiiited, containing
full ilescrquloiis ol properly lo he eoiii, as also, a par
tint list l properly contained iu oui Ileal Kslale Regis
ter, mill ellered at private sale.
bales advertised dally In all the dally newspaper
, HA LK ON WON BAY, Juna S,
will Include
'1 wo Mm res Meronntlle Library Co.
OHPliAf' l lit ItT HA I.K l liltn nf Alorniirtor
JRllowa , dicrnsnl. Stone Residence and lot ol
BToiird, Allen's lune, Tw otity-secoud Ward, near Oer-
Ulllll I UV II.
BY OKLKll OK II KIR1 Ksmteof llnimr Mntnni,lil.
deresstd. '1 wo-siory brick Tavern and lour brick
dwelling, ttrner el '1 tuiy-luurtli nnd Cald
well streets, between Walnut unit Locust streets.
M-tuAXM luiiMiii m;a l, wltli 40 acrei ol Innd,
(lull III lime. Blllollllnu llm illv lli.n. 4 mllui Irnm
Wnrkel 8lreet Utilise.
M'A.sllI OTdiN UUARK AND LOPtTST STREET
U siHiponie Hfthldcnce, wlin side Ollice and Iai,
leei irmii.
JIAMJhOMK MUIikr.N ItKSILKNCE-No. 816
t-'outli '1 Hit b street.
tHKsMT 81HKKT. WUST PlI I LA DELPHIA.-
Itsiidninie Miioern Residence, Fourth, east ol i'ortleQ
ktieel. north slue.
hOC'Ill 11 111 KTRKET No. 006 Fairfax nlac
Klevt n lirk k Bn ellliiKs and Lot, 42 by l:iu leel.
1'X l'.CCIOU t fctA LK Inline of htepben llenlon,
deceased. 1 'our modern three-story brick Dwelling!
JSes. IKi, IM.IIW. nnd IVJM carpeuler street,
r-anie Fslalc Two ILree-skiry brick Owolllnirs,
Nos. 9.(6 and u.is KlLg, now Cross street, bu'.ow Bio-
kersou stieei.
banie Faiate Two two-story Dwelling, welsitin
( l.urcb, now Otsego strtel, belwteu Reed aud Prime
I reels.
t-ume I jt ate Rrlck Ucssuase and lot of urouua, 1NO
SITlu federal street.
hume l JitHte l enrly uronnd Rent orfr.2150.
heme Lslate I.ik'iI yearly Uruund Rculs of 1)2
each.
Same Estate I Ive yearly Ground Rents 01 each.
odo ol tL aud one ol f4. it ') vt
Sale on Monday, June 17, will Incltiia
'lilt KLl-XiAAT llKUWM 8'1'ONK REStDENCK.
8. W. corner of Broad and Tliominon streets. 2.i leel
Iront, wliti lot 16U teet deep, bunt and nuisnea
llirui gliotit In a superior niauner, with extra conve
niences and comforts, buy whitlows, verandahs, tliree
baita-rooms. laundry, four water closets, solid walnut
a, airways, etc etc. 18 Isil
EXF-CUTOR'S PALE.
I state ot h i KP11KN liFNTON, deceased,
J. Al. ULJ11M1'. V & p-UiN o , Auctioneers.
u luunii. i , .uuc u. idim, it, ... vi .ii.viv, av.i,
will be sold at Public Sale, at tbe Philadelphia i-
cbuiiye, tbe followlnu properties viz:
Jlll.LjaiN THRhK-ftlORY RR1CK DWELLINGS,
jsos. liri, im, lrtt, ana uaiwiiriswi'Kiisireei,
All those lour certain three-story brick niessuaKea
or tenements, with two-story back bulldliiKS, tusetbor
with the lots or pi. ces of ground thereunto belonging,
situate Nos. 112:4 hm, ilzn, and ll'JS, on tbe south slue
ol Carpenter street, at Hie distance of 170 leet west
wnru in 111 the west side ot Kleveuth street, In the
becoud Ward of tbe City of Philadelphia. Uavesaloou
paru r, oitniiK-rooni, auu Kitchen ou ine nrst noor,
live clianiberu, range, hot anil cold water, bath, gas,
etc. Lots each containing iu front or breadth on said
Curpeiiter street lit feet, aud extending In length or
uepin 01 mm wioiu ueiween nues parallel wiiu r.ie-
en th street 70 leet. Including a certain 4 leel wide
alley, running westwaid Into another 4 feet wide abey.
leauing soutnwaia into intiiint street, euoject to a
yearly ground-rent oi ft 1 2-1 tM-luoeacii.
TWO TWO-BIORY BRICK DWELLINGS. Nos.
i!6 ana wis most h iitisiii,
All those two cerium lots or nieces of ground, with
the two-story brick messuages or tenements thereon
elected, sliualeon the south, side ot King, now called
Cross hlieet, at the dlstence of W leet 6 inches east
wind tioni the east side of Tenth street. In the l irst
Waiaol the city ot Philadelphia; each containing in
Iront 01 nreuuin ou me sum King street 14 leet, auu ex
lenOhiK in leiiKth or depth soutuwurd between lines
puiallel with the said Tenth street 41 leet 6 Inches to a
2 It el 6 Inch w ide alley. Subject to a yearly ground
rent 01 f :0 each.
IWO BRICK AND Fit A ME DWELLINGS
oiwiujo 1 street, aoove iteeu.
All that Cf rial n loior piece 01 ground, with the two-
story briik dwelling Hereon erected, situate ou the
west blue ot Church street, now oiseiro street, ut the
dis.ance of, 8d feet northwurd Irom ine north side of
Reeu street 111 ine first wura urine city ot I'liiia
delpbia, containing hi front or breadth on the said
Ott-ego street IS leet. and extending In depth westward
IKi feet to a certain an leet wide street leading north
wurd from said Reed street, called Dtttiou street, aud
routing on which street said dwelling is erected.
Clear 01 all lucumurauce.
All that certain lot or piece of ground, with the
mtssuage or tenement tuereun erected, situate on the
wt si side of Chinch street, unw Otsego street, at the
disiar.ee 01 Ilia feet northward from Reed street lu the
lrslWrdot the City ot Philadelphia, containing In
front or breadth on said Olsetto street 14 feel, and ex
tending lu length or depth we. -a ward between parallel
lines, ou the north side ill) leet more or less to a 3 leet
wide alley, and en thesoutu bide41 leetuiore or loss
to said a it ei wine uuey.
Clear of all InctimbrHiice.
Tllltiiii-b'l OR Y BRICK DWELLING, No. 2740
FBDKRAL btreet.
All that certain lot or piece ot ground, with tbe
messuuue or tenement thereon etecied. situate 011
tbesctilh side ot lederal street, between Hampton
(now '1 wi uty-seventh) street and Wolbert (now
'1 wenty-etuh lb) street, In ihe First Ward ot tbe city
of Philadelphia, at tbe distance of 17 feet 4 luches
from aiertuln one-nnd-a-huir-percb-w llu lane; con
taining In front or breadth ou Federal street iii leel,
and extending In depth southwird of lhat width liu
teet to a certain new street called Park street, laid
out and opened lor public use. Coulalns 4 rooms aud
bus hydrant lu yard.
Clear ot all Incumbrance.
GllljllKh-KtN'l OF tSi-.W. t i, SI, $81, and f 19 each.
A vi tirly tiound-rent ol f 2 M, lssulnx out of a lot of
grcuud, wilh ibree-stoiy dwelling thereon erected,
siluuie N. W. corner ol I rontaud Cumberland streets,
Nineteenth Ward, 14 ftet trout by 411 feet deep.
Light early ground-rents 01 i-'il. issuing out of
elfelil lots ol ground, each 12 leet iroiil by 4u teet deep,
situate on the north side ol Cumberland street, above
Front street.
A eurly ground-rent of i4. Inning out of lot of
ground It) feel tl inches liotit and 4s leel In aeplb, H. W.
corner of Cumberland mid Alascher st reels.
l ive yearly ground-rents ol $ii'J. Issuing out of five
lots ol yround inch 12 leel front by 4s leet in depth,
south side ol Cumberland slreet, west of Alaschur
stit-H. .
A yearly grouna-reni 01 sn. jsiiiiuk out or lot 01
ground 16 It et Iront by 48 leet In depth, situate ou the
t. li. corner of Cumber. and and JIuttet sli ecls.
J. 11. OL'MilKY cfe bONK, Auctioneers,
8 20 SW83t No. SliH WALK LT fetreot.
4ps KEAL ESTATE.
I."!! J. M. OUMJIKY A 80NS' SALK.
VALUARLK REtSiDl'-NCli, with Willi OFFICES.
LCCClr-T Ktreet and W ASHIOToiM KqiiHre.
Ou MONDAY, June u, ls7, will bo sold at Public
Bale, at 12 o'clock , Noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
All that handsome brick residence, with side olllues
and contiguous lots or piece ot ground, situate at the
northwest cornel ol Locust and Washington streets
(ou the west side of Washington square), 111 the said
city; containing together Hi Iront or breadth ou said
Washington street oi feet, including 4 teet lu trout,
extending the whole oeptb ol tho lot taken otf the
sotilheri luokI part lor the purpose ol widening Locust
street 10 lis present width, and exteudlng in cepth Mi
leet t; h'ches to a a feet 6 Inches wide alu y. Bounded
northward by ground ol Thomas Toniplcius. deceased,
w 1 slwaid by the suld a leet 6 Inches wide alley, soulb
wurd by said Locust slreet, and eastward by Wash
ington street aloresald, formerly called Little Seventh
street; together with the tree und common use and
privilege ot the said alley. Has two parlor.i, commit
niciiltng w lih two large side oulces, w ide ha I, dining
101 111, kitchen, sltlii g-rooin. live chambers, attics,
bath-room, siore-iooui, and large lull. W as erected
and ln.lshiU in the most subs'.auilul manner, has
every convenience, including heater, low-down grale,
range. Lath, hot and cold water, water-closet, etc etc.
Is In perfect order. Tho location opposite Washing
ton r-ijtmre inukes it a most desirable residence, and
the siue olllcts. corner ot Locust street, make it ver7
vulnuble lor a proftssiouul geulltmwn. luiuiediule
possession given.
Clear ol till h cumbrance.
ilU 1 uo muy reumln on mortgage, II desired.
J. 1. OL'ilMLY t MON'S, Auclloneers.
S;5s2t Kt). 608 WALNUT bireeU
ItEAL ESTATE.
LUt J. It. (J I'M M KY 6 PONS' SALE
TlANDSOMili RLblDKNCi; No. 810 S. TENTH
S Ou1 MONDAY, June 3, 1867, will be sold, at Public
Pale, at 12 o'clock, Noou, al the Philadelphia Kx-
ClAIltih'at handsome three-story brick residence and
lot or piece ol ground thereunto belonging, situate ou
the west side of Tenth St., ut the distance ol 44 It. north
ward lrom the north sldeol Plueslreet. lu theHeveuih
Ward ettheclly ol liiilutlelphiu.coiitalning lu front or
bret dth on the said Tenth street twenty leet, and ex
tending In length or depth westward of that width
ninety leel. together wilh the free use and privilege ot
a ceriuiu alley, three leel lu width east and west, and
114 leet in depth north and south, at the distance ol ss
leet 2 luches westward from the. weal side of Tenth
slreet, lor a pussuge-way aud water-course at all limes
forever. Ilassaluou parlor, dining-room, aud kitchen
on the first floor, was erected and finished throughout
in a superior manner, with high ceilings, aud every
convenience, aud is lu perfect order. Immediate pos
session glveu.
Clear ol all Incumbrance.
J. li. OLililLY 4 SONS, Auctioneers.
5 20b2t No. 60S WALNUT blreet.
Mi ORPHANS' COURT SALE.'
LiJ. Estate of A LEX A NDEROALLO WAY, deceased.
J. M. UUliAlEY & hUNS, Auctioneers.
Stone Messuage und Lot of Ground, Alleu't Lane,
1'u.eiitv-stcoiid Ward. near Ueriuanlown.
puiauant to au order f the Oi phaus' Court, for the
City and County of Philadelphia, will bo sold al
public sale, 011 MONDAY', June 3. 1807, at 12 o'clock,
noon, at lb Philadelphia F.xchunge,
AH thai certain Lot or pieca of ground and stone
nitssuage or tenement tnereon erecieo, Biiuata ou
Allen's Lane, lu the Twenty-second Ward of tbe City
of Philadelphia, bounded by lauds of William Bmilh,
.lol.n Wateis. and bamuel Junes, aud uoutaliilng la
lionl on said Allen's Laua 40 feet, and lu depth 220
leel, more or less, wiiu me apyurieuaucea.
By older of 11. e Court.
K. A. M EliltICK'. Clerk Orphans' Court.
J. M. ULM.MI1.Y iSi MINH, Aticlliiiueis,
8 13 18 6 1 No. 60S WALN UT Slreet.
JUNE 1, 18G7.
AUCTION SALES.
nREAL ESiATK.
J. M. UDMMEY PONS' SAI.R.
M.KUANT J1KOW ti MUnft III'.SI IIIC.VCF,, NO.
12.'i2 N. I'Rt 1 A D .street, I. W. cvrnr ol 'I hnmpson.
On MI1M1A Y. June 17. 1867. will lie sold at Public
Bflle, at 12 o'clock, Noon, at Ihe Philadelphia Kx
chHIge, All Hint certain four-story Brown Stone Reslrlfnci,
and lot or piece ol ground thereunto belonging, siltintu
at Hie southwest corner of lliond und Thompson
streets, Id II. p Twentieth Ward of the city ot Phlln
tip plila, eoiitalmtig in front or hrendth on said llroad
street 2.i feel, and extending In length or depth ol t hut
wiotb on f-rviii 'Ibompsou street l';n leel lo Carlisle
ftrcel. lias tliree-stury double buck buildings and
j- r n 11 rcor. n as erecieu ami nui.tiieii inroiighoiit In
a superior manner, wilh solid walnut stalrwitys: ex Ira
t onvenlei'CCH nud rem torts, largp cIohpis. etc., and all
wsMe w a; er perleclly drained Into Ihetulvert. lias
InrgesnliKin parlor, library with bay window, ana hall
nil linlHico lu solid walnul; dinliig-rooni. water-closet,
and kitchen on the 11 ml II001: also, kitchen and laun
ory villi stalionsry Bb-lubs, with hot and cold
w a er, in nssenieni; iignt, airy, ana cry cellar; two
large cIihiiiIipis. dies-sing-room, liatb-rooin and water
clchtton the second floor nt main bulidlmc: siltlne-
r 00 m, nursery, bath-room and water-closet la the
l ark building; six chatntien on the third floor, and
one huge room on fourth floor suitable lor bllliard-
room. A If o, two lion verandahs opening from (be
killing room and dinlm-room. Servant's water.
clPl iu cellar, winr-closcl. healer, iwo ranges, sta
lloi aiy wash basins, etc. Is In perfect order through
out. Clear or ail incumbrance.
1&,KK' may remain on mortgage. If doslrcd.
Can be seen oil nppllcaiinn at the ollli-e ol
J. M. WUMMKY AHONM, Aucllonepn,
6 1 3t No. 60S WALN U 1 Street.
O EXECUTOR'S SALE. .
F-siateof 1 Ki'lll-.N RENTON, deceased.
J. M. (il'll M EY t bl)N.-, Auctioneers.
Mcclern three-story brick dwellings, Nos 1122,1121,
1126, and Ills l ARPEN'i KR Slreet.
On MONDAY', June 8. IS ,7. al 12 o'clock, Noon, will
be sold at Public Saie, al the t hllad)lphia Kxchange,
A II those lour certain three-siory brick messuages
or tei eineiits, wilh two story buck buildings, togetuer
with tbe lots or pieces 01 ground thereunto belonging,
situate Nos. 1122, 1124, 1126, and 11'Jx, on thesoiith side
ol Caipenlerstieet, at the distance ol 17U teet west
waid lioiu Iho w est Bide ol Kleveuth street, In the
Second Ward ot the city ot Philadelphia, Have
saloon parlor, dlulng-room, and kitchen on the lirst
floor, li e chambers, rni ge, hot aud cold water, bath,
gas, etc. Lots each containing In front or breadth on
si. id I srpenler street 16 leel, and extending In length
cr depth of tbat w idth between Hues parallel with
UcTenih street 7U feet. Including a certain 4 leet wide
alley running westward Into unotlier 4 leet wide
alley, leading soulhward into Camilla street,. Subject
to a yearly ground-rent of tl24 t,-lo each.
J. M. OUiiaiEY SONS. Auctioneers,
S 18 Slit No. 50)1 WALN UT Street.
REAL ESTATE.
J. M. UUMMF.Y A SONS' SALE.
DANliSOMK RESIDENCE. CIIK-NL'T Street.
ens,) Fortieth slreet, West Philadelphia.
On MONDAY, Juue a, lht7, will be sold at Public
Pale, at 12 o'clock. Noou, at the Philadelphia Lx
change, Ail that handsome three-story Drlck Residence,
wilh double Rack Buildings, and lot or piece of
giound t hereunto belonging, situate 011 the northerly
side of Chesnul street, ul the distance or 1 10 feet
eastwardly lrom Fortieth street, lu the Twenty
fourth Ward ol the city ol Philadelphia, containing Iu
Iront on suld Cbesiiut street au feel, and extending lu
lei Kth or deptb of that width 146 fuel to a four-feet
wide alley. Has Purlor, Library, Dining Room, and
Kitchen on the first floor, and is bnlli and finished
throughout In the best muiiner, with extra conve
niences, handsome Mantels, etc lmmedlute pos
session given.
Clear ot all Incumbrance.
J. M. UUMMKY & SONS. Auctioneers.
S 25s2t No. u08 WA LN U T Street.
REAL ESTATE.
J. M. C.UMMF.Y A SONS' SALE.
1. I Tl VI. M-I lV ll I .1 .1 IVI Jia I.'AIWL'AV 111 ACV Vn
Mb. F IF 'ill Htreet. ' '
C11 M ONI AY, June 3d, 1807, will be sold at public
Bale ut 12 o'clock, Noon, at the Philadelphia Kxchanue.
Die court ot houses known us "Falrlax Place," on
the east side of Filth street, below Christian street,
consisting of seven two story brick and four two-story
Irauic houses, upou lots of ground begiuniug forty fuel
south ot Christian street; containing on said Filth
slieel 42 leet more or less, and extending in
depth on the north side 1:1.5 feet, more or less, uud ou
the south side 124 feet 8 Inches, morn or less.
Clear ol all Incumbrance, except an annual ground
rent ot eighteen shillings, Pennsylvania currency
2 4e), payable to the Swedes' Church. Tbe properly
Ib sold 10 clo?o an estate, and oilers good opportu
nity lor profitable Investment.
J. JSI. UlMlitY & SONS, Auctioneers,
6 'XsZl No. 6"8 WALN U T Street.
BY ORDER OP HEIRS.
Fsiaieof ltotiKR McLONALD, deceased.
J. M. OUMMEY & SONS. Auctioneers.
Store and Four Dwellings, 1 WKNTY-FOURTII
Street, below Walnut.
Ou MONDAY, June S, 1867, will be sold -at Publio
Sale, ul 12 o'clcck, Noon, at tho Philadelphia Ex
change. All Hint certain Lot or Piece ot Ground, together
with the lmpiovemeuls thereon erected, sltuateuu the
east side 01 ih ach, now Tweuty-louith street, and the
south Bide of a 20 leet wide street called Caldwell
strtet, bet wren Walnut and Locust streets, In the
llghlh Waid of the city ol Philadelphia. Containing
In Iroul or bieadlh on said Reach slreel 2o leet, and
extending In length or depth of that width ou said
20 leel wide street 110 teet 10 another 2U feel wide
street. Improvements consist of a two-story brick
stole und dwelling fronting on Twenty-lourtli street,
and three three-story brick dwellings, containing
Ihrt e rooms each, anu one three-story brick dwelling,
containing six rooms, irouliug on Caldwell street.
Clear ol all Incumbrance.
J. 11. UUAIMEY & SONS, Auctioneers,
5 18 P3t No. mm WALN UT Street.
s
AMU EL C. FORI) & SONS, AUCTIONEER!
ISO. 127 S. FOURTH Street.
Sales of Real Estate, Stocks, Loans, etc., at Phil
delphia Exchange, every Friday at 12 o'clock, noon
Cur sales are udvertioed lu all the daily aud sever
of the weekly newspapeis, by separate handbills o.
each property, and by pamphlet catalogues, ont
thousand ol which will be Issued on Wednesday pre
ceding each sale.
REAL KSTATK AT PRIVATE SALE,
PAKCOAST & WARKOCK, AUCTI0NEER6
No. 240 MAKKET b I RFKT,
LARGE rOSITIVK SALK OF 850 LOTS A3IERI
IAN AN1 IMPORTED D 11 Y GOODS, UNKN
.AM) JlOhlFUtY GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS,
IK OP ISKlK'lri. CORf-KTS. NOTIONS. ETC. it Y
CATALOG UK, ON A CHF.D1T,
Ou Wednesday Morning,
June 6, commencing at 10 o'clock, comprising a
luieanu must desirable assortment of new season
able gocds liy present sales. 6 1 at
G
t. MAC KEY. AUCTION E EI
Ollice o. 421 COMMERCE BtrMit ISUI
Bl Gt LAR SALK OK CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
FANCY AND MISCELLANEOUS UOODS,
On Tuesday Morning,
AtP.'i o'clock, lu lots suitable for city and country
relull storekeepers.
I1RA8S WOOD SCREWS.
At commencement of sale, 3- gross American Screw
Co.'s Ersi.s Wood Screws, ?a to 2'4 IiicIiom, 6121
s
OF PUBLIC i'llOl'Eill' Y.
Office op Apmy Clothing andEuuipaoe, )
No. 2U Broadway, Nev York, May Ul, lSti7. J
Will he sold nt, 1'ublio Auction, at the Depot
of Ainiy Clothing nud Equlpaue, No. iiH)
WAHHJNUTON Blieet, New Y01H City, ou
Wl'IDISFiSllAY, the 12lli'of June next, corn
intiiclng ul ll o'clock A. JI., certain tiuautl
lies of condemned Clothing and Camp aud
(jurrlton Kituipuge, consisting of, say ubout:
liU.tCO Woollen liluu.,yu,(JijO pounds Common
kets.
Tents.
2,WH) C'Diform Coats,
06O Ort ut Coats,
1,1 to Sack Coals,
1,()0 Trowers,
enOruilisBtockings,
110 lints.
25,000 pounds
Wall
I Tents,
120,000 pounds Hospital
Tents,
ll.ouu pounds Shelter
Tents.
EsuUreat-CoatStraps, 218 Sibley
Tent Tri-
JdO puirs Eevgings, potis,
1,150 Knapsacks, lAlotof Brass articles,
a.MOTeutl'oles, ltxl Bod Hacus,
31)9 Tent Stoves, 1 1.6U0 Tent Fins,
Auo various small articles of Clothing and
Equipage.
Ha 1:1 pies of the above may be seen at the
Depot, within four days or sule, and fuilhor
information obtained.
'IKllMiS Cash In Government funds; ten
per cent, down, and balance before the yootls
are taken from the Depot which must he
within live days of sale, under forfeiture of
purchase.
Major-General D. II. VINTON",
C 1 81 Assistant Quartermasler General U.8.A.
Q
UAUTKKMA8TF.IVS OFF'ICE UiSITED
tsT A 1 Lo AivM X ,
Is'o. 18 BTATK Btrekt. 1
New York, May 27, 1S67.
In pursuance of ordets of Brevet Major-General
liufus Ingalls, Assistant Uiiuilermasler
General United btates Army, I will sell at
1'ubliu Auction, at Battery Barracks, on MON
DAY, June 8, lf-07, at 12 o'clock, about 6210 kegs
llOBbK SliOKS, and 4111 kegs MULE BHOKS,
in lots of 100 to 1000 kegs each.
Terms of Sule Cash, ou rendition of ac
counts by auctioneer. . .
A deposit of ten per cent, will be required in
all cases. , . .
The goods to be removed immediately, and at
the risk of the purchaser. , a
The United btates reserve the privilege of re
Jeoting all bids which are considered uutuir or
disadvantageous.
Brevet Major-General njTF11Ij,Af'IlJ3'4
A.st.Uuartorn.uster-GjineralU.A.
5 29 44 Brevet Major uud A. U. M.
AUCTION SALES.
Fhii.if Fonn, Ancllonper,
M
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L fj 1j li A N I)
A C OJ
Nllr-.,.unm Id rillllp J'Ord t CO.)
Al'tnTONLKIlS. No. 60(i MARK FT Btrert.
SALE OF 1200 CASKS HOOTS, ST10ES, BP.00AN8,
HAl.MORALK, KTO. .
On Monday morning,
June 8, commencing at in o'clock, we will sell by
rntnlcgtie, lor cash, 12" cases men's, bnyf,' anil youths'
Loots. Mines, JtmuaiiH. llalmorais. etc. Also, women's,
m Ifses', and cblltlren's wear, embracing a prime ana
desli able assortment of goods Irom city and KosU-rn
niHiiufacturers, lo which iheatteutou of the trade Is
called. SSUIt
SALK OF 1100 CASKS BOOTS, HHOE3, BROHANS,
en Thursday morning,
June e.comniuiicliig at lo o'clock, we will nnll by
ralHlogue, lor cab, Hno cases desirable boots, shoes,
hregans.balinorals. etc., from citT and Kaslern manu
1st Hirers. Also, a large assortment ot women's,
misses, and children's wear, to which we would call
the attention ol buyers. 614t
JOHN H. MYEKS CO., AUCTIONEERS
Nos. tut and 284 MARKET Street.
LA HO K TKHFMPTORY BALE OF FRKNCTT AND
Olhi.ll i.U Rol'KAN DRY GOODS. KTU.
On Monday Morning,
June S, at 10 o'clock, will be sold, by catnlngnp, on
four months' credit, about 700 lots ol French, India.
German, and British Drr Goods, embracing a full
ntsortiiienl of laucy and staple articles In silks,
worsteds, woollens, linens, and cottons .
N. II. Goods arranged for examination and catft.
logues reaay early ou morning of sule. is is it
LARGF. PFRF.MPTORY BALK OF BOOTS, BTTOBS.
TRAVKLL1NG BAGS, STRAW UOODB,KlfJ, .
Ou Tueaday Morning,
Juno 4, will be sold, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, on
frtir months' credit, about 13u0 package boota.
shoes, biogans, etc.. Of city and Kaslern manu
facture. Open for examination With catalogues early as
the morning or sale. IS H
LARGK rOSITIVK 8ALe7F BRITISH, FRKNCIJ.
Gl.HMAN. AND DOMKSTIO DRY GOODS.
We will bold a large sale of foreign and dumestlO
dry goods, by catalogue, on four month' credit,
Ou '1 burst ay Morning,
June 6, at 10 o'cloca, embracing about 9C0 packages
end lots ol staple aud lancy articles, in woollens,
win Bit Us, linens, silks, and cottons.
N. R. Catalogues ready and goods arranged for X
animation early on the morning of sale, 6 1 4k
LARGE POSITIVE BALK OF CARPETINQ8, CAN
TON MATIINOS. KTO.
Ou Friday Morning,
June 7, at 11 o'clock, will be sold by catalogue. Oft
four mouths' credit, about tt0 rieces royal damask:
Venetian, superliue and line Ingrain, Dutch, hemp,
list, collage, and rag carpetlngs, elc, embracing m
choice a.'-sortnient ot superior goods, which may ba
examined early on the morning ol sale. lttlftt
M.
THOMAS A SONS. NOS. 139 AND lit
8. FOURTH Street.
A
LE OF VALUABLE LOANS, STOCKS, REAL
JtSTATE, KTO.,
ou 1 uesuay,
June 4. at 12 o'clock noon, at the Philadelphia Ex
rhauge, will Include
SALK OF VALUABLE LOANS, STOCEB, REAL
STATB, K'l'U,
, Ou Tuesday,
June 4, at 12 o'clock, noon, al the Philadelphia Kx
change, will Include:
Executor's Pale.
1 share Academy of Ine Arts.
1 share 1'lillHdelplila Library Company,
1 share Pbllacelpbia Museuui.
18 shares Continental Hotel Company,
lu shares Mercbunui' aud Mechanics' Ins. CO.
1 share Point Bree.e Park Association.
Box, stall No. 411 do.
1 share Mercantile Library Company.
Executors' Sale hBtate of Henry M. Crawford, deo'd.
f iS' ti loan City of Pnlladelpbla, new.
iTtinO loan City of Pbliacelpbla, old.
I2IKO North Pennsylvania Railroad. 6 per cent.
I iuoo Schuylkill Navigation Convertible Loau, t per
cent,, January l,lsst.
(10,U.O U. S. loau, 181.
ritxio Pennsylvania Railroad, 8 per cent.
J(IC Pennsylvania Stale Bs, Juts' 1, 1856.
lu6 shares Pennsylvania Railroad.
2,17 shares Mlnehlll and Schuylkill Haven Railroad,
1-siaie ot Henry Grim, dee d.
f3500U. 8. loan, 1BSI.
ii.i 61 0 U. S. loau. May.
touo U. b. 7 to loan, June.
I or other Accounts
2iO shares Lehigh Crane and Iron Co.
lBo shares l'enna. Salt Mauufacturlug Co.
bu shares Bank ot Smyrna. Del.
2(1 shares First National Rank, Camden, N. J.
2o shares Third National Bank, Philadelphia.
50 shares Union National Hank, Philadelphia.
100 shares Delaware Mutual Ins. Co.
100 shares Freedom Iron aud aieel Co.
400 shares Black Diamond Coal and Iron Co.
410 shares Pluenlx Ins. Co.
Mi shares American Antl-IncruBtatlon Co.
8ti0 shares Moshaunou Coal Co.
CO t hares Central Transportation Co.
fin shares Southern Transportation Co.
100 shares Empire Transportation Co.
(I2.VUU Union Canal 6 per cent, bonds.
2bo shares Germautown Passenger Railway, Fourth
and Klxlitb streets.
2Wisbares American Gum Paint Co.
4 shures Philadelphia and Southern Mall Steamship
Company.
Peremptory Sale For Account of Whom It May
Concern.
10,000 Huntington and Broad Top Mountain Rail
road and Coal Co. 7 per cent. Consolidated MorUroga
Bonds.
REAL ESTATE.
A RCH STREET, No. 2017 Elegant residence, with
every convenience, 20 by 140 feel. Immediate posses
Slon.
SPRUCE, N.W. corner Thirteenth Elegant rest
deuce, 26 feet front. Immediate possession.
FRANKLIN SQUARE, No. 21 Modern resi
dence. RltOAD, N. W. corner Filbert Modern residence.
1 ENT1I, N. W. coruer Catharine Modem resi
dence. SPRUCE, No. 711 Modern residence and coach
houee.
WALNUT. No.J724-Neat stone dwelling.
FKANKFOitD ROAD AND JUNCTION RAIT.
ROAD Valuable residence and lots.
CLAYMONT, DELAWARE Elegant residence,
coach bouse and large lot.
BYBERRY ROAD 10 acres, handsome Country
Place,
MADISON, No. 208 Three story brick dwelling.
'1 V, l.LTH, S. W. corner btlles Genteel dwelling-.
FRONT AND SOUTH, S. W. corner-Tftveru
'and.
S1XTIT, below Columbia Avenue Building lot.
MOHKIS, west of Mxlb Building lot.
WINTER, Nos. 2027, 2U2U, .2031. 2033, 2035, and 2037
Genteel dwellings. W
MAIDEN LANE Valuable property, suitable foe
brickyards. T enty-slxtU Ward.
SEVENTEENTH, No, 47. south of Arch-Modern
dwelling. .
i RA N K FORD ROAD, No, 122s Frame dwelling1.
(lltHKN, Nos. 107, lu, ill, 113, and 115 Five brick
dwellings, aud laige factory on Tamarind street.
VINE, Nos. 1012 and 1014, and u2d Morgan, and 10
dwellings Boyd's avenue Lot, 30 by 1S4 leel.
Cll EiiRY. No. fi22-Geuleel d oiling.
RiDUE ROAD, Not, 2121 aud 2i23 stores and dweuV
lugs.
FiFTIT, above Poplar, No. 910-Genteel dwelling.
TENTH, above Poplar, No. 71 Modern dwelling.
1:11 EllRY. No. 621 Five brick dwellings.
I.OCUbT, Nos. soiiand su7 Two genteel dwellings.
FRONT, Nos, 62U aud bin. soutu of Green Foue
fiame dwellings,
t I'M BERLAND, No. 427-Qenteel dwelling.
SYCAMORE Building lot,
TWEN'l Y-F1RST WARD Four building lots.
GROUND-H NT-176 a year.
Full particulars lu catalogues now ready.
Pale No. 617 Wood street.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITNRE. BRUS
SELS CARPETS, KTU.
On Tuesday Morning,
Alio o'clock, tbe superior Walnut Parlor Furniture,
Chamber and Diulug-room Furniture, Feather Leda
and Redoing. China, Kitchen Utensils, etc 6 1 21
B.
SCOTT, JK., AUCTIONEER, No. 1028
CHEtoNUT Street.
AUCTION SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURU
B. SCOTT. Jr., will give hiB personal atteulloa
to sales ol household furniture, at the residences
of parties removing or breaking up nouwikeepiug, on
the most favorable terms.
CEDAR CLOTHES Cl7fTS, FUR AND MUFF
BOX ES.
On Monday Morning Hex t.
June 3. at 11 o'clock precise y, at fecott s aajk
lery. No. 1,20. Chesuu. slreet. wl be sold w ut
reserve, an invoice 01 . vz
goouB.sllver-pluted Ice-pitchers, etc etc.
Viiiai the Amerloaii Art Gallery, New York.
li It oTT. Jr., will sell at the Art Gallery, No, 1024
1 lu'wedliesciay. Thursday, and Friday Evenings,
June ft . and 7, at '4 hetore 8 o'clock, over tOfJ
Modern Paintings, Pastels, and Crystal Medallions, of
varied and pleasing subjects, elegantly mounted lu
J1..1. unid-ieu! tratiies, and all belougiug lo the Ameri
can Art Gallery, Newliork. .Ulit
Now opeu lor examination day and eveulug,
600 FIVE-GALLON DEMIJOHNS. FINE OLD
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, WHISKIES, ETC.
Ou Saturday Morning.
June 8, at tl o'clock, at the Gallery, No. 1020 Chesntit
street, will be sold tttio live-gallon deuiilohns nna old
Wines, Brandies, Gin, Whisky, etc., all selected noiu
the slock of E. P. Middletuu, Esq, ,
Catalogues aud sum pies arranged for oxanunmiuw
n n.ni-tilnv fit Hale. I" l
riET THE BEST-TIIS HOLT BIBLK HAKj
Ij ing's Editions-Family. PuU-it ull"nli'
lu heautilUl styles of Turkey Morocco a nW
bindings. A new edition, arranged for photograpw
llralUiOffamUles JTARDINQ, Publisher,
chesls. fur and mult ooim.s" '""'"Tr" " """"
TfflUMW GOODS.
1V.'A-Lh'.iio:. f terra cotla and other fancy