THE DAILY EVENING TKLKGRAHI PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, APRIL' 17, 1809. maws suiviiaiiy. City Attain.. . "iT?0 newly-ot.pointed United Stfttcn Murshal for this district, General Ely, wu in the city yes terday. He expects to enter upon his. duties early In the coining week. . 77,Jcrcrtftcrll,rce Reserve oncers will bo de tailed nightly to olecp nt the Central Station, so that citizens needing the service of an olUcor In this vicinity cau always find one during the night at this station. Mayor Fox lias received a series of resolu tions paused by the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Aniinuln, praiseworthy of the conduct of the men of the police force. There havo been considerable additions made to the mechanical and laboring force at our Navy Yard within the present week. The Increase grew out of an order for the Immediate fitting out of th mo monitor lron-eluda, all of which are now at the yard for repairs and equip ment. A final hearing In the case of Silas Fuller, charged with selling an exphfeivt; burning fluid ctrary to law, was held by Alderman iteitlcr yesterday afternoon, and the defendant was held In $1(XX bail to answer. Since Mr. Fuller's arrest, Mr. F.vans has seized some seventeen barrels of the fluid at different grocery stores. In a few days the police will adopt the new uniform Intended for summer use. The coat, , pant?, and vest will be navy blue. The head dress will consist of a pearl-colored felt hat, with black ribbon. The Sergeants will be similarly dressed, but the hat will have the word "Ser- Kcant" on the front in silver letters, surrounded by a wreath in Imitation of gold. The Lieuten ants will wear white vests and dark blue pants and conts. Tho City Treasurer Is now paying loans of the city maturing on the 1st of July next, out of the'inoney belonging to the Sinking Fund; he Is also paying all warrants registered in ISM, but no funds are available at the present time to pay any of the warrants registered in lWi'.l. As no special provision was made in the ordi nance directing the payment of warrants ac cording to the date of register, in favor of school-teachers, they have to wait, with others, uutil the Treasurer gives notice. Yesterday morning, at 11 o'clock, a dog. sup posed to be mad, ran up Third street from Kace, biting and snapping at everybody in his path. The cry of mad dog was raised, and the 6trcet was soon cleared. At the Rotterdam Hotel, mid way between Race and Arch, on Third street, the brute dashed into the bar-room and cleared the place, but tho doors were closed and the dog con lined. Olllcer Lamsback, of the Fourth district, went In and fired from his revolver. Tho first shot struck, and the rabid creature was immedi ately killed. Yesterday morning, Reniue Dctcctivelleil man and Assistant Asswftor Johnson paid a visit to the district of Richmond in search of illicit distilleries and contraband whisky. Back of No. 1:257 Sorrell street, in a shed, they found a still in operation, and in tho main premises four barrels of whisky were discovered. Not having the means to remove the still and whisky, the former was brokcu in a manner to render it use less, and the heads were knocked out of the whisky barrels and the spirits allowed to run into the gutter. The presence of the Revenue ofllcers drew a crowd about the premises and in the neighborhood, and stones were thrown at them. As soon us it was discovered that the whisky was to be run into the gutter, a number of women and children hurried to tho-sceue, pro vided with pitchers and other vessels, and actually scooped the liquor out of the gutter. Before the ollicers left, they were obliged to show their weapons to intimidate the boldest of the crowd In a shed back of Salmon street, near Monmouth, a still was found in operation, which was rendered useless for whisky making. By this time the crowd had become so violent iu behavior and language, that the ollicers did not deem it prudent to make further search for stills aud whisky. IIoiiiCHlic Aflnirs. Gold elosed yesterday at IIW.' h. An Indian cemetery has been exhumed in St. Louis. The shafts of the Gold Hill miues are still closed. The workingwomcu of St. Louis are about forming a workingwomen's union. There were 405 fires in Chicago during the last municipal vear. Losses, 510, 1'.. Colonel William B. Stokes has taken the stump, in Tennessee, iu opposition to A. J. Tho new Commissioner of I'd tents will assume tho duties of his position next week. Tho brig 1 1. C. Colsiu has been seized at New Orleans, for violation of the revenue laws. David II. Carpenter was executed at An gelica, N. Y., yesterday, for the murder of his brother. Ten thousand dollars' worth of property was destroyed by fire in Norfolk ou Thursday idght. The redoubtable Joseph Segar has nomi nated himself as a candidate at large for his be loved State of Virginia. The Legislature of Pennsylvania adjourned nine die yesterday, being tho most acceptable thing it did this session. The President yesterday nominated Jumet Pollock to be Director of the Mint in this city, and Wilnier Worthiugtou to be Appraiser at tlii i port. A delegation from the "Junta Patriot ica," of New York, will be in this city to-day, to meet Cubans add friends of Cuba, to organize a branch Junta. Colonel John A. Campbell, the new Gov ernor of Wyoming Territory, took the oath of ottlee on Thursday, and is ou his way to his ter ritorial capital. Among the confirmations by tho Senate yes terday were ex-Governor Curtin as Minister to Russia, Ebenezer Bassett as Minister to Hayti, and E. S. Parker as Commissioner of Indian Affairs. The Presideut will soon issue a proclama tion submitting to the people of Virginia the Constitution of that Sta.c. It is understood that the election will take place on the first Thursday iu May. Foreiifn Affair. Florence, April It. A bill for the reorgani zation of the army is before Parliament. It tlxes the actual strength of the army at four hundred thousand. ,r , London, April 16. At the New Market race yesterday, the biennial stakes were won by '-Blue Gown." The winner of last year's Derby, 'Blue skin," was second and Phuebus third. f Havana, April 1. In consequence of the ap pearance in New York of a document issued and ttigned by Morales Lemus, imposing a contribu tion ou Cuban refugees for tho support of tho revolutionary cause, General Dulee has issued a proclamation ordering the seizure of all property belonging to Lemus, Leon, Casanova, Cisneros, Criardo, and others, unless they produce neces sary proofs that they have complied with the legal requirements iu the transfer of their pro perty to other parties. Havana journals goue rally praise this decree of confiscation. The rebel leader, Adulcerc, has been captured and executed at Man.aniljo. . It Is reported that a schooner, with a cargo of arms, had been captured near the mouth of Mantua river, at the western end of the island, while trying to run the blockade. The hotel Ynglaterra took lire lust night, and was totally destroyed. . . The brig 8. Stroul, from Nassau, for Wilming ton, with guano, was wrecked on Paredon Keys, aud is a total loss. The crew were saved. Sugar buoyant at fa4t for No. 12 D. fc. Ex change on London, HODla premium; on United States, short sight, in currency, 'lCdil discount; tiO days, in gold, y, prcmlum'odiscount. New Yokk, April 10. A Cuba despatch says the Mary A. Lowell has been taken to the Arse nal and in being discharged. Tho depositions of the crew have been sent to the British Goveru- U'sec'retary Fish telegraphs to Consul Hull asking for the details of the case of the Lizzie Anextenslve campaign ha been planned in ...... I 1 i rf Mll.llf. Troops ore to march to the south side of the island, while war steamer are to cruise off the Miuiuera coast. Nuevltas advices of tho 10th say the insur gents are sanguine of capturing Hofiitiln, which licnegoe Is protecting. There are 17,(KK)souls In tho town. Benegoz asks for reinforcement. London, April lrt 8 A.M In the House of Commons to-night, Mr. Gladstone moved that the House go into committee on tho bill for the disestablishment of the Irish Church. , Mr. Newdegatc, Coivcrvativc, moved at an amend ment that tho House go into committee in six months from the present day. This motion was equivalent to an indefinite postponement. A lively debate followed, during which Mr. K. 8. Aytoun, member for Klrkaldy, created a sensa tion bv declaring his ohjectlou to that clause In the bill which provided for the support of May nooth College. Mr. Aytoun is a Liberal, and voted with the majority in the division ou March 'A when the bill passed to its second reading. His declaration was followed bv a scene of great excitement in the House. The opposition cheered repeatedly, and coun ter cheers mid other interruptions came from tho Ministerial benches. When Mr. Aytoun ended his remarks the confusion subsided, and the de bate was continued. Most of the speeches were made by the minor members of the opposition. At the end of this discussion; which lasted six hours. Mr. Gladstone rose and said, due care would be given by the Government to the terms of the provision made for Maynooth College. He attributed much of the opposition to the bill to the power of thcclergy iu Ireland.. That power hnd been built up by the old policy of England, which lu lately been partially reversed, and was now about to be finally and completely abandoned. He concluded by declaring that the succc'ss of this bill was not a question of Party, but of justice. Mr. Disraeli followed, lie dis approved of the division on Mr. Newdegate's motion for postponement, and said he was anxious to go into committee on the bill. The Hoiiscdivldedonthc original motion to go into committee, with the following result: For, 1)55; against, 22.). The House then formally went into committee on the bill, and adjourned. Will orB:lvvrl I'enii Midrilctoii. The value of the estate of Edward Penn Mid dlcton. recently deceased. Is estimated at from 350,()I0 to 400,000. The will has been ad mitted to probate, and is as follows: I direct that my executor shall purchase for me a lot in the cemetery attached to the Presby terian church in the village of Bluckwoodlowii, in the State of New Jersey, and therein to cause my body to be decently interred; and that, at an expense not less than $50(10 and not to exceed fciOOO. lie cause the said lot to be enclosed nnd improved, aud a suitable and appropriate monument to be erected thereon. I give and bequeath to my sister, Mrs. Han nah Noreross, the interest of ten thousand dollars during all the term of her natural life, iu semi annual instalments; her receipts, or those of any other parties or party who may be properly au thorized by or for her to act, to be the only eulli cient vouchers for such payments, and the said interest not to lie subject or" liable in the hands of my executor to the control of debts, contracts, or obligations of my said sister, or of her present husband, or of any future husband with whom she may hereafter intermarry. I give and bequeath to my sister, Martha C. Ware, the interest of ten thousand dollars during all the term of her natural life, iu semi-annual instalments; tier receipts, or those of any other parties or party who may be properly authorized hy or for her to act, to be the only sullicieut vouchers for such payments, and tho said, inte rest not to be subject or liable, in the hands of my executor to the control of debts, contracts, or obligations of my said sister, or of her pre sent husband, or of any future husband with whom she may hereafter intermarry. 1 give and bequeath to such of tho children of my deceased sister, Sarah Scott, who may sur vivie me, the sum of ten thousand dollars, to be eiiually divided among them, share aud share alike grandchildren not included. 1 give and bequeath to my brother, John C. Middle ton, tho interest of ten thousand dollars. the same to be paid to him in semi-annual instal ments during all the term of his natural life. I give and beuueath to my sister, Mrs. Susan Llvcnnore, the sum of twenty thousand dollars (SO.OOOj in cash. 1 give and bequeath to my uncle, 1 lionias Caff icy, 44000. 1 give and tieiiueatli to my uncle, Samuel Cal- frey, fclOO per annum, during all the term of his natural lite. I give and beuueath to my aunt, Mrs. Mary "Williams, l(IOO. 1 irive and bequeath to inj- aunt, -Mrs. Kebecca Vcuablo, 1000. 1 irive and bequeath to tho children ol my de ceased brother, Charles Middleton, namely, Sarah, Harriet, and Charles, $3000 each. I give and bequeath to my cousin, Mrs. Louisa Ram bo, 1000. 1 give and bequeath to my friend, Mrs. Caro line A. Howe, 1000. 1 give and beuueath to my friend, Airs. Annie Bacon, wife of Francis S. Bacon, .10,000. I give and bequeath to 1113' friend, Thomas Cooper, 11000. I give and bequeath to my friend, Mrs. Eliza Sickler, 1000. I give and bequeath to my friends, Misses Ella and Fanny Butcher, $1000 each. I give and bequeath to my friend, Mrs. Matilda "Ward. fclOOO. I give and bequeath to my clerk, William Owen, 1000. I give and bequeath to my porter, Joseph Cor son, $1000. I give aud bequeath to the Northern Home for Friendless Children, 1,000. I give and bequeath to the Magdalen Society of Philadelphia, 1000. I give aud bequeath to the Old Man's Home, $1000. I give and bequeath to the Trustees or Man ogers of the private cemetery at Bluckwood town, New Jersey, in which tho remains of my mother now rest, fclOOO. 1 give and bequeath to the Union Benevolent Association of Philadelphia, iJlOCO. I give and bequeath to the Presbyterian Church and the Methodist Church at Blackwoodtown, New Jersey, 41000 each. All the residue and remainder of my estate, real, personal, and mixed, of whatsoever kind and wheresoever situate, I give, devise, and be queath to my nephew, Charles D. Middleton, his heirs and assigns forever. Lastly I hereby nominate, constitute, and ap point the said James Otterson, Jr., and F. Car roll Brewster executors and trustees of aud under this my lust will and testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twenty-second day of August, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven (W7). Edward P. Middleton. I F. E. FlTHIAN, ) T. McKimiiN. Witnesses, MARINE TELEGRAPH. For additional Marine A'eu gee t'irnt Page. AIM AN AO FOR PHI I.ADKI.PI1IA THIS DAY. Run Hisks 6 IH1M00.N Sets muni SUN Kits (UllHuiH Wateb riM CLEARKD YR8TKRDAY. Steamship Wyoming, Teal, Savannah, Philadelphia and Southorn Mail Steamship Co. Schr F.miua 11. Shaw, Khuw, Charlestown, (!. 8. Rcnplier. Schr .lull" (St roup, Crawford, lioaton, Day, lluddell A Co. Schr (. H. Httnt, Smith. CaiubridKoport, do. Schr Vashti Sharp, Sharp, boston, do. Schr.l. M. FiUpatrick, Smith, Boston, do. Schr A. K. Wilwin, Kelly, Providence, do. Steamer K. Willing, Cundiff, Baltimore, A. droves, Jr. . nnrimn , ' ,." l.' r. t." T, r i XT Br. hris Rainy, Phillips, 4H day from Loudon, with mdae. totl.F. O. I.enuig. Hr brig Lea ml re, Caron, 42 day from Maceo, Brazil, witb'mzar to Albert F. Damon. 41b' inst.. oft Itenuuila, windNF... very squally, ea rough and abort, broke the uimmi.uta Hve feet above the inuiuboom, but aecured it '"hour's "Knni' Bennett, 12 days from Cardenas, with uuar and honey to O. W. Hernudim A Hn. Sc"hr Archer i Uneven, Ireland, 17 dayi from Cienfuegoa, with Miiiur to K. A W. Welsh. Subr D. H. Merriman, Tracey, 2 day from Indian river, Del . with lumber to Collina & Co. . . ScLr Martha M.Davia. Kobinaon, 1 day from Milford, D.il with irrain to James Harratt. , Steamer P ulley, Shaw. !M hour, from New York, with indue, to W. M. Uaird A Co. B I1' IX) W Barque Providence, Coalileet, from London, and a ihip, name unknown. MEMORANDA. Barqae Inn, Cuuuuuia, at KuU hut, tor New York in o vr day. Banine John WnoHer, Knowles, for New York, wn load Ins at Amny 23d huh. Hria Ahlty Wateon, Allen, henoe for Boston, waaat K I gartown 13th inM. Nehru W. V. At water, Parker, from Boston ; Bonny Boat, Kelly, from do. ; and Sucre, Kicharda, from New London, all tor Philadelphia, at New York Ifttti innt. Rchr Surge, Warwick, aatled from .Norwioh 16th inat., for Trenton, h. J. Schr K. O. Irwin, Atkins, cleared at Charleston 13th inst. for Baltimore. FfhrH. . Morris, Rnnman, at. Savannah 12th Inst, from Charleston, to load for Piiiladolphia. Srhrs VV'm. K. lggelt. Porter, and Wm. B. MeShans, Johnson, hence, at Nortolk IHth inst. Srhr L. A. Kdwnnls, Marshall, for Philadelphia, elnnre 1 at W ilmington. N. C, Hth inst., with lso tons iron and 40,14:: feet lumber. Srhr S. S. Hickinore, Baxter, from Charleston for Phila delphia, was spoken IHth inst. lat. 87 IS. long. 73. S hr Kate V. Kdwards, Allen, for Philadelphia, at Little Keg Harbor Hth inst. Schr Thos. Clyde, Scull, from Rwan Island for Phlladol phut, sailed from Fortress Monroe yesterday. Srhr Mnnteven, Lippincott, henue, at Newport. 15th Init. hrhr J. Truman, Uibbs, and H&rati, Cobb, hence, at New Bedford 16th Inst. Schr M. I. Cranmer, Cranmer, for Philadelphia, cloared at Itostnn 16th inst. Schr Thos. Slnnicksnn, Dirkorson, for Philadelphia, sailed from Marblehead Hth inst. Schr H. T. Wines, Dulse, and Westmoreland, Hice, hence, at Providence 15th tnt. Schr I.ir.xie D. Small, Tice, for Philadelphia, sailed from Providence 14th inst. Schr K. A. Ford, Carpenter, hence for 8t. John, N. B., sailed from Holmes' Mole 14th inst. Schrs Wm. S. Donghtnn. from l.lounoster, and Miwin, ( 'mi. ni ins, from Cohssset, both for Philadelphia, at 1111111108' Hole 14th inst., and sailed again next day. MIRCKLLANY. The ('oast Wrecking Company's schoonoris at work upon the srhooner T. like, Adams, from Philadelphia for Now. port, ashore on the beach at Atlantic City, N. J. The T. L. registers 1K7 tons, aud Waa built in l&M at Kgg Harbor, whence she hailed. The Bangor (Mo.) Whig, states that on Runday last (Hth inst. I, about 8ty P. M., the ice in tho river gave wny, and steHtiily moved down without stopping, and at tf o'chick tile river was clear. Navigation opens a week earlier than lust year. REAL. ESTATE AT AUCTION. OHPHANS' COURT SALK. ESTATtfi OH' JaineB U. Uraberger, deceased. Tuomas & tii.u. Auctioneer Pursuant to an order i l be Orphans Court for the city and county of I'bliadelDbla. will be sol.l at public Bale, on Tuesday, April "0. 18o9, ml 12 o'clock, noon, at tbe Philadelphia Exchange, the following rtrscrloed property, late of James C. Umberger. deceased, ylr: . Mo. 1 Valuable buBlnfBs;ioctlOD, three-story brick dwelling, No. 14 North Heventu street, above Market street, all ibat time-story brick messuage arjd lot of ground, Mutate nu (tie west sloe of Seventh street, between Market ami Arcb si reft". Ninth ward, city of Prill dfrlpblu, br ginning at a point on tbe west side of HevtDth street, at tbe distance of 127 feet 8 Inches from tbe north side of Market street, iu the middle of a 8 feet wide alley, left open and at. all limes to remain open for the common use and convenience of this and the adjolutug lot- to tbe southward, and likewise tbree oou tlgnous lots to the nottbward of sld allny, and aso of a lot late tbe property of William Woods, and afterwards of Robert Flem mltig, situate, southward of tbe alley hereinafter mentioned; thence rnnnlna west ward at right angles wltb Seventh street, in tbe middle of said alley 62 feet; iheuce fiarallel with Heventb street southward 1 foot 6 Dchts; tbence running west ward at right angles wltb Seventh street 22 feet to a 3 feet wide allev, wblcb said last-mentioned alley is left open for the use of tbe lots aforesaid. Including the prtmtaeN hereby granted; tbencerunnlng;Houu ward parallel with Seventh street along the east Maeci ine last-iuenuonea alley iu leel; thence running eattwardly at right angles with He ventb street. 84 feel to said Seventh street, acd thence northerly along Seventh street to the ploce of beginning; containing In front ou Seventh street aforesaid 20 feet 6 inches, includ ing the southern half of the first aoove-meu. Honed 8 feet wide alley, and extending In depth, tHst and west, 62 feel; thence narrowing on tbe north sloe to tbe breadth of IU feet, and thence continuing that reduced breadth still nitber In depth 22 feet, making altogether In deplb 84 feet. Bounded on the north partly by tbe mlndle and partly by the side of the 8 feet wide alley leading Into Seventh street; ou the west by tbe other 8 feet wide alley, on thesonin by Seventh street aforesaid. Together with the common privilege and free use of both the by ground lateof Joseph Morris, and on tbe east 3 Itet wide alleys, atall times forever, and to gether with tbe right and privilege of building; over and making arches under the first-mentioned 3 feet wide alley leading to Seventh. , street, in the same manner ana form as tbe said messuage Is now built, and extended over and under tbe same. N. B. The above U local td lu an improving business neighbor hood. Tbe bonse Is well and substantially built, and has tbe gas, hath, hot and eold water; three-story back building; beater, range, etc; front room used as an office. No. 2. Three-story brick dwelling, No. 110 Union street. All that brick messuage arid lot of ground, situate on tbe south side of Union street, at tbe distance of 143 feet westward from Front street. Fifth ward, city of Philadelphia; containing in front on Union street 19 feet, and In deptb 71 feet. Bouuded eastvard by ground late of Francis (Jurney, deceased, on the norm by Union street, on the west, partly by ground now or late cf Elizabeth W. Levlck, aud partly by ground now or late of Samuel W. Jones, and on tbe south by ground now or late of haniuel W. Jones. N. B. The Improvements are a three story brick dwelling, wltb three-story back, building; has gas, bath, hot and cold water, cookiug range, etc. No. 3. Two three-story BrlckDwelllngs. Nos. 909 and 911 N. Kleventh street, above Poplar street. All that three-story brick messuage and lot of ground, situate on tbe ease side of Eleventh street, at the distance of 7! leet north ward from Poplar street. Twentieth ward, city of Philadelphia containing In front on Ele venth street 16 feet, and ex ten ding eastward between parallel lines at right angles with Eleventb street 71 feet to au alley 2 feet 10' Inches wide, wbiob leads Into another alley running Into Eleventh 8 tret t. Bounded on tbe north by other ground of the estate of James (J. Umberger, deceased, on tbe east by tne said 2 feet lo inches wide alley, on the south by ground now or late of Freeman Scott, and on the west by Eleventh street aforesaid. Together with tne free use of tbe said, alleys as paesage-ways and walet -courses, lu common wltb the owners, tenants, and occupiers of other lots bounding thereon,' at all times here after forever. Subject to a ground rent of Jul per annum. All that three-story brick messuage and lot of ground, situate on tbe east side oi Eleventh street, at tbe distance of 90 feet northward from Poplar street, Twentieth ward, city of Phila delphia; containing In ftonton Eleventu street 16 feet, and Extending eastward between parallel lines at right angles wiin Eleventh street 73 feel to an alley 2 ftel 10 inches wide, wblcb leads Into another a. ley running into Eleventh street. Bounded on tbe norm by ground now or late of Freeman Scott, on the east by tbe said 2 feet 104 lnenea wide alley, on tbe south by other ground of the estate of James O. Umberger, deceased, and on the west by Eleventh street aforesaid. Together with tbe free use and privilege of tbe said alleys as passage-ways and water-courses In common with the owners, tenants, aaJ occupiers of other lots bounding thereon, at all times here, alter forever. Subject to a ground rent of f 61 per annum. No. 4. Two-story brick dwelling. York street, weBtof Tulip street. All those two-story brick messuages and lot of ground, situate ou tbe south side of York street, as widened to 100 feet by tbe addition of 25 feel on eaoa side thereof, at the distance of 86 feet westward from the west side of Tulip street, Nineteenth ward, city of Phi adelphla: containing In front on York sit eet 86 feet, and In depth extending thence soutbwaidly. keeping tbe same width at right ancles with York al-eet, 129 feet (1 Inches lu a certain street, 40 feet wide. called Uurdon street. Bounded on the north by York street, widened as aforesaid, on tbe south by Gordon street, ou tbeeaetby ground now or late of Oeorga A. Richards, and on tbe west by ground of tbe Sepvlva estate. Subject to a gronnd rent of $36 per annum. N. B. The house fronts on Uur don street, No. 622. By the Court. Johcph Meqary, Clerk O. O. Johki'h M. Bennett, Trustee. M.THOMAS fc SONS, Auctioneers, 8 27 4 1017 Nos. lift and HIS. FOUUfU Street. PEHHMPTORY SALE. THOMAS 'H()Nrt, Auctioneers. Desirable Lot. Fraukfonl road, -i feet front. On Tuesday, April 27, 1H89, at Vi o'clock, noon, will be Hold at public suit', without re serve, at tile Philadelphia Kxt'liange, all that certain lot of ground, sitiiute on the northwest side of Frank ford road, foiuiiienrliig at the distance of 400 feet iiortlieuKt from Ontario street; thence extending north 2 (leg. 84)tf min.. went wo feet to a point; thence north M deg. 14 mill., cunt 19 feet 10 V Inches; thence south 48 dcif. 68 lulu., west IDS feet tf inches to Fraukford road; thence along northweHt side of Frunkford road 42 feet to place of beginning. This lot has right on grade, and is in a beautiful and Im proving part of the city. It hua two fine shade trees In front and one ou the rear end. Tlie Passenger Hallway cars pans It both ways, and there is gas ami water pipes laid In front. Subject to a yearly ground rent of io. Terms taslu Hale absolute, Plau at the auction rooms. M. THOMAS k SONH, Auctioneers, 4 lb it lit and 141 0. FOUJITU (Street. REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. nRPM IKill ennui, l. . f n.bru ,1. "'-'i VyVTUn& OdUD-COlAinUF Jl James U. Umlierunr. ii.u.au,l riKiitw ,xr.' Anclionrs Purauanl lo an orJr or 'he Orphans' Court for trie ci yaod oouuty o Philadelphia, will h sold at i.uoilo ou luwday. April vo lfi9, at 12 o'oionlc, nixw. at. ILe Philadelphia Eicuang, flm foll'wl'i tie "cTlbed property ute of James O. Umberger, Ueot-BKed, vis ' No. 1. Lai tie and valuable iyt. N. W. corner J', ',"bln "n Oxford aireeia. Twentieth waid feet front. All tint lot of ground, annate la the twentieth want, city of PnliadelpuU, b KiiiDlrig at tbe northwest corner of Ostord and Eighth strteis; i hence esleiidlog north war I along the Wrsi side of E gnth street 282 fet; thtnoe at right unmet wiia Eighth street bv mound o Joeph M. Bennett weatwaM 100 feet to the eastern side of a 28 teet wide street, oalled Da ilcn stret-l; tteure aoultiward along the east ante of larln st i eel 282 feel lo tbe north lde of Ox lord strei-i; and thence ext ward alontf tne north side of Oi ford s reet 100 reetl tue nort h, wtsi corner of Eighth nod Oxford streets, the place of Peulunlng. No. 2. Large and valuable lot. Ninth street,, north of Oxford street.. J12X feel front. All that lot of ground, sit oat in tbe Twentieth ward, elty of Philadelphia, beginning at a point nu Ibeeahtsldeof Nlnt o street, at lue distance of 119 feel 6 inches northward from the norm side of Oxford sireel; thence extending north ward along tbe east side of Ninth street 112 feet. 6 inches to the southern boundary of land of Joseph M. Bennett; thenoe ou a line al right angles to Ninth strret, along the southern boundary, east 100 feel 2' luoues lo the west elde ola 2 feel wide street cal'ed D-rlen -treei; thence sontbward along the west side of Otrleu stieet Ii2 feet 6 I nchea to the line of land granted to Charles Habn, and thence westward alright angles to Darlen stieet 100 feel 2 Indies to the easisldeof Nluih street, and place of begin Ding. By tbe Court, JosftPfi Mkgary, Olerk O. C. Ji'Skph H Hknnbtt, Trustee. M. THOMAS dt SONS, Auctioneers, 8 27 4 1017 Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURlli St. AWf REAL ESTATE. THO VI AS A SONV JUSale.-On Tuesday, April 20lh, 109, at 12 o cock, noon, will be sold al pubilo sale, at, iiih Philadelphia Exchange, the following described properties, viz : No. l.-j-Frame dwellings and large lot, Nos 8011 and 36l3 North Broad street, extending tbrongb to Ueriuahtowu avenue. All those messuages and the lot of ground thereunto be longing, situate on tho east aide of Broad street. 653 feet 1 Inches north of Tioga stret; tbe lor, containing In front on Broad street 40 feet, and extending lu deptb 94 teet 9 Inches on toe north line, and 102 feet 11 lticues on the south Due, hCd thecce still keeping trie same breivtlb at lleblBDgles with theOermaniown road 91 feel 95 Inches on tne north line, and 102 feel 11 inches on tbe south line to Uermantown road. Tbe Improvements are 2 two story frame dwell ings fronting on Broad street, and a fram carr enter shop and frame stable aud wagou bouse In tbe rear on Uermantown aveuu. Clear of all incumbrance. Terms, $'2C0j may lttnhin on roorigage. No 2. Two story frame dwelling, German town road, KlFlng Sun. Ail that two story frame rnokUHKe and kt ot groui.d Mtuate in Harts v l lie (whlcM adjoins Mining Sttu village), be ginning 410 feet tor lb of Augle street; thenco exWndlrig along the eiisieily side of ihe tier roantown road 26 feel 8 Incuts, aud lu depth 20J feel to Elder Ktrei-t. M. THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers, 4 817 Nos. 139aud Hi S. FOUlt III Street. PUDL10 SALE THOU AS A SOXS, !L AuciloLeoic Stoall truck farm of 8 J4 acres, ijaersvllle, between Alisecotn aud som mars' '01 nt , Allan vie couuty, New Jersey. Ou Tuea dsy. April 20tn, 1869, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Ex change, all that small truck farm of 3! acres, more or les. situate at Bakersvlile, between AbKerom andSommers' point. Atlantic county. New Jersey, two-story frame house, frame barn and stable, with accommodations for two horses and three cows milk house, pumn of excellent water, etc Immediate possession. Terms (400 may remain on mortgage. M. THOMAS 4 SON8. Ano'toneerg. 8 27 4 10 17 Jlos. 189 and 14 18. FOURTH St. REAL ESTATE. THOMAS ft HONS' SALE lilS Modern three-story Brick Residence. No. H2rt orth ISixth street, above Brown street. On Tuesday. Jluy 4, 1KC9, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that modern three-story brick messuage, with two-story back building and lot of frround, situate on the west Hide of Mxth street, north of lirowu street, No. HM; con tinuing in iront on nix 1 11 street l reet, and extend ing in depth 90 feet. The house tins saloon parlor, dining-room, kitchen, and out-kitchen on tins llrst Hour; frits, biith, hot ami cold water, water-closet, lurmtce, cooking rimire and summer range, aud com plete mule r-frround drainage. Terms, taue may re main 011 moi'tiruirc. Iiuuiediate possession. Muv be examined belore 10 o'clock A. M., or from 1 to3 1. M. iM. 'l hum AH u..s, Auctioneers, 4 Ifi 1" 24 Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Krteet. EXECUTOR'S SALE. ESTATE OK RACHEL DoUKlici'tV, deceased. Thomas A Sous, Auction eers. Two-story frame dwelling and large lot, Cherry street, west of Eleventh street. Ou Tuesday, April if?, 1809, at 12 o'clock, noon, will he sold at public stile, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all those 2 frame lnes.suitgcs and lot of ground thereunto belonging, situate on the north sitle of Cherry street, us feet west of Eleventh street; the lot containing in front 20 feet, and extending In depth Vi'J feet on Murks lane. The improvements are a two-story frame dwelling, fronting 011 Cherry street, and a two-story frame dwelling ou Murks lane. Clear of all Incum brance, lleorgo Kirk. Executor. M. THOMAS A SON'S. Auctioneers, 4 15 17 24 Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Street. - REAL ESTATE. THOMAS SONS' SALE, Business Stuud Three-story Briok Tavern and Swelling, known as the "Golden Eagle Hotel," S. W. corner of New Market street and Coates street On Tuesday, April 27, lHtiW, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that three-story brick messuage and lot of ground, situate at the southwest corner of New Market ami Coutes streets; containing in front ou New Market street 43 feet Inches, and on Coutes street 19 feet 10 Inches. It Is kuowu as the "tiolden Eagle Hotel," contains 9 rooms, has underground drainage, etc. Terms $3000 cash. Immediate possession. M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers, 4 Ifi 17 24 Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Street. HEAL ESTATE. THOMAS A SONS"KALE. ii Tlii-i.M.atorv llriet store mid Dwellliiir. M. w vomer of Eighth ami Wharton streets. On Tuesday, April 27, ltt9, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that three-story brick store and dwelling, with one-story brick kitchen and lot of ground, situate at the S. W. corner of Eighth aud Wharton streets; containing in front 011 Whurtou ltl feet, and extending In depth along Eighth street titf feet. It has gas, range, etc. Clear of all incumbrance. Terms 11300 may remain 011 mortgage. M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers, 4 lf 1724 Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Street. ftfi REAL ESTATE. THOMAS A SONS' SALE. Jyi (ienteel Three-story llrick Dwelling, No. 1U21 t. iirfsltan street, west of Sixteenth street. On Tues day, April 20, lstid, at 11 o'clock, noon, will be sold, at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that new three-story brick messuage, with two-story back building and lot of ground, situutu 011 the north side ol Christian street, west of Sixteenth street, No. 1U21 : containing ou front on Christian street 18 feet, and extending In depth 97 feet 7 Inches. The house is new ; has mis, bath, etc. Subject to a yearly ground rent of fins. Immediate possession. Will lie open for examination one week previous to sale, from lo to 8 o'cluck. M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers, 410s2t Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Street HEAL ESTATE. THOMAS A SONS' SALE. 2 Building Lots, Fifteenth street north of I'uuptiin street Oil Tuesday, April 27, lKd'.i, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Phi ladelphia Exchange, the following described lots of ground, viz. : No. 1. All that lot of ground, situate on the east side of Fifteenth street, 191 feet north of Dauphin street, 17 feet front, btt leet 11 inches deep. Terms Cash. No. g. All that lot of ground, west side of Fifteenth street, 174 feet north of Dauphin street; 17 feet front, Ulld lu dentil o ieei u iiiciich. t erms cuhii, M. THOM AS A SONS, Auctioneers, 4 10 S2t Nos. 139 aud 141 S Fourth strcot T?KAL EST ATI-: THOMAS A SONS' SALE. ri Three-story brick dwelling, No. 820 deary sueet, south of Wylie street, hirteentll ward. On Tucsdav, May 4, 109, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold lit public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that three-story brick dwelling and lot of ground, situate on the west side of deary street, 23f feet south of Wylie street, No. 820; containing in front on deary street ir feet, and extending iu deptli 67 feet to a 8-feet wide alley. M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers, 4 10 17 s2t Nos. 1H9 and 141 S. FOURTH Street. DEAFNESS. EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT soienca and skill have invented lo aaaiat the hearing in every duree of deafneaa; alao, Keapiratora ; alao, Uruii. dall'a Patut CruUihea, auuerior to any olluire in nao. at P. MADEIUA'tf, Kit. IIS b. THtiV HtrtTuWw Chtwoub REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. HAI.K HY ORDER OK HEIRS. TnOMAS A kj.-il rolls, AllCllOIICCn!. I lint.-nHHJ ,n a imnimn. .no. 1117 Monroe street between Second and Tlllni streets. On Tuesday, April 20 1HA9, at 12 o'clock, nnon, will he sold at public stile, at tho Philadelphia Exchange, all that three-story brick messuage, with ttwo-story back building and one-story iratne kitchen and lot of ground, situate on the north Ride of Mon roe street, between Second and Third streets, No. 217: the hit containing In front on Monroe street in feet t', inches, and extending In depth vu feet, more or less. The house has the gas introduced, bath, etc. Clear of all Incumbrance. Terms cash. Immediate possession. M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers, 4 10 s t Nos. 139 and 141 B. FOURTH Street (T REAL ESTATE. THOMAS A SONS' SALE. Three-story brick dwelling, No. 102 Fed.-rul street, west of Tenth street Ou Tuesday, April 2ti, 1S09, at 12 o'clock, noon, will ho sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that three-story brick messuage and lot of ground, situate on the south side of Federal street, east of Eleventh street. No. 102, containing hi front on Federal street 13 feet, and extending In depth 100 feet to Nuvior street Subject to a yearly ground rent of f33-7ft.' M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers, 4 15 17 Nos. 1S9 and 141 S. FOURTH Street FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE M A. I. V I IS" 'IS Patent Alum and Dry Plaster FIRE-PROOF SAFES ARE THE MOST DESIRABLE FOR QUALITY FINISH, AJJD PRICE. MARVIN'S 1 !,'' -ow r SPHERICAL BURGLAR SAFES Cannot be Sledged ! . Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot be Drilled BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS, EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOCKS, Please send for a catalogue to MARVIN & CO., 721 CHESNUT Street, (MASONIC HALL), PHILADELPHIA, BROADWAY, NEW YORK 10b BANK STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIO. SECOND-HAND SAFES OF ALL MAKES FOR SALE LOW. 12 13 sw3m Safes and machinery moved. DYEINQ AND PRINTING. J S T A B L I S II ED 18 19. The New York Dyeing and Printing Establishment, STATKN INLAND, No. 40 North ElOHTH Street (WeBt Side), Philadel phia; No. 98 DUANE Street, ana 762 BROADWAY, New York. This old and well-known Company are prepared, as usual, with the highest degree of skill and the most approved machinery, TO DYE, CLEANSE, and UNISII every variety of LADIES' and GENTLE MEN'S OARMENTS, and FLECK GOODS, lu their usual superior manner. OARMENTS CLEANSED WnOLK. TS 11 thstu2m NOTli This Is cur onlyofflee In 1'lilladelphia, CHROMO LITHOGRAPHS. piCTURES FOlt PRESENTS. A. S. ROBIN SOIT, No. WO CHESNUT Street, Has just received exquisite specimens of ;art, SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS. FINE DRESDEN " ENAMELS" ON PORCELAIN, IN GREAT VARIETY. SPLENDID PAINTED PIIOTOaRAPUS, Including a Number of Choice Gems. A SUPERB LINE OF CHROMOS. A large assortment of NEW ENGRAVINGS, ETC. Also, RICH STYLES FRAMES, ef elegant new patterns. . 81 MCDIOAL. piLES OU HEMORRHOIDAL, TUMORS All kinds perfectly and permanently cured, without pain, danger, caustics, or Instruments, by W. A. MtCANDLESS, M. D., No. 1926, SPRING GARDEN Street. We can refer you to over a thousand of the best citizens of Philadelphia cured. lteference gl ven at our ottlee. 8 28 2ra DR. KINKELIN, AFTER. A RESIDENCE "n.d Prf,lc"' thirty years at the Northweat corner 2.,,131.r!,.JS..Un'on"tr8"u' h hitoly removed to buuth fcl h I'M 11 Ktraet, between Market and Cbeannt. llii superiority in the prompt aud perfect our of all recent, curonio. local, and oonatitulioual affections of special nature, la proverbial. Diaeaaea of the akin, appearinR In a hundred different forma, totally eradicated; uienlal and physical weakneas and all nervoua debilities eoientiiloally aud aucoeaalully treated. Office hours from 8 A. M. to t) P. Al. PHILOSOPHY OV MARRIAGE A A New Course of LHtnrM, u delivered at the Naw York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the subjects: linw to Live, and What to Live for; Youth, Maturity, and Old Aire; Manhood Generally Reviewed; Tbe Cause oi Indigention; Flatulence aud Nervuua Diseases Aooounted For; Marriage Philosophically Conaidered, etc. eto. Pocket volumes oontuiuiuK thnae Lecture will b for warded, iioet-jiaid, on rciptof a oenla by addressing W. bUveW, faaiadslvbM. AMO SEME NTS. A C AmF?cToRT T. MUSIC. Of Lecoco's new and .1,, IHkikK.ItllNUhKNSAoT,' whfrcvpr It waa produced. IheMuHtcof Flour do The Is of a new grain, a rnelinm betwern thetravaancof tlppra Hon If, aa.1 Urn ration of Opera Comnine, retaining th beat alesnenunf both schools. It is tresb, original, and full of to moat iliainnns motives, which nave been aitcceaalally worked upon by the most eminent composer nt th day, t PMinneia French VlvanriVre). . .Mad'lle DKrtCI.AlJJHS Hi ur do TbeiaCbineae Hello) KI7.A KK.1,1.1 i'lnnnnette (Cook of the Corvctto) ....CAKKIKtt Tien-Tim (Chief of Polio at l'ukin) BKt'KF.Hi Kaolin (Dhief of Tigers) r'R A NCIH Cuibillon (boatswain I BKAU4J ACT I TH K FRENCH IN PF.KIN. Sailors. Vivandieres, MiriKtitpuinn, Chinese, ete. ACT II MARKIAtiK KKJ'K IS CHINA, lrnnd Proccssioni, tirtire. ACT 1II-THK LAW OK THING. French and Chinese; Vive la Franco; Kan Kan Fran xv Chinese; Orand Ronda Finale: Cliiiuot Champagn. Anmirsion, including reserved scat, 1. Family Orel, M cents: (iallery, V cents. MONDAY AND TUK8DAY-LA VIE PAR18IF.N VK (Life in Parisi. c HE8NUT 8TUEET O. D. HENS A CO THEATRE. Muanrl HKtilNH AT 7)4 O'CLOCK PRKCI8F.LY Vs O'CLOCK PRKOISFI.V. LAST NIGHTS 1 LAST NIGHTS I of the eminently successful, the superb F.xtravi TH K FIKI.il Great New First tim in America of LLIA. 1 H K FIF.I.D THE FIKLU OF CI.O'1 It IF C'IATH OF CLOTH of corn. OF COLD. Attractions added to the already slu- Iiendous me ange. The grandest bill ZUL.KLIA. ZUI.KLIA. ZULKI.IA. VF.NTINI. VKNTINL YFNTINL VKNTINI. the wonder ful, beautiful, and graceful Lady and Gentlemen ol all, Gymnasts. A l.HAP fll' liu I.-I.-I.-T and splendid DOUBLE TRAPEZE A'CT.by the great originals, direct from London, in the Grand Toarnaiueut Scene of the THE FIFLD OF CLOTIf OF OOI.D. MANY CHANGES THIS WEEK. New Japanese Keats, Velocipede, New Songs, O'Rear aon, llernsnilps, the I.eons, and fiOMETHINU "AWFUL" FUNNY. WALNUT 8T. THEATRE". BEGINS AT W. THI8 (Saturday) EVENING. April 17, Seventh night of Henry J. Kyron's Kxtravaganzaof THE FKMALK FOKTY THIEVES. ...JH.R IONDON HURLKhDK COMBINATION, MISS JENNY W1LLMOHK aa OANEM WISH LIZZIE WILLMORK a AKUAI.LA MH. FKLIX ROGERS as HAR8ARAO GRAND MARCH AND EVOLUTIONS ' BY FOKTY YOUNG LA DIM. To conclude with a sensation Drama, in two acta, adapted by Felix Rogers from Charles iMi-kens' novel, called OLIVER. TWlhT; OR. THE HUMOUS OF THE ARTFUL DODOER. ARTFUL DODGER. MR, FELIX KOGF.K3 MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH 8TREE1 THEATRE. Begins quarter to 8 o'clock. SCHOOL. SCHOOL. . l"t Seven Representationa EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON. SCHOOL. Beautiful Scenery, Fine Cast, including MRS. JOHN DREW. SATURDAY - I. A h i' "hCHOOL" MATINEE. AT 2 O'CLOCK P. M. MONDAY-LOITA, LITTLE NELL. Seats secured six days in advance. qIIEATREToMIQUETsEVENTH STREET,. -a below Arch. Commenceaat 8. A Triumphant Success. See the celebrated BKEBAN SWISS BELLRINGER8. THEIR LAST NIGHT BUT ONE. Vocalists, Comedians, Hurpi"t, Violinists, and Pianists, in their pleasing and popular entoitainment. Only Matinee, Saturday. Aduiisaion, 26 and 16c. Miss Husan Gallon ap. pears April 2U. Secure seats at Truiupler'a. T70X S AMERfcAN VARIETY THEATRE X1 UNPARALLELED ATTRACTIONS. THE GENUINE ARABS FROM ARABIA. TWO NEW BALLETS. The Great Burlesque IXIONl IXtONI Doors open at j ; commence 7 80; Saturday, 2 P. M. VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WTNTEg GARDEN. Nos. 1U0, Ti'i. 7!i4, and T V1NU Street. , THE GRAND ORCHF.RTRION, formerly th property of tbe GRAND DUKE OK BADEN, purchased at great expense by JACOB VALKR, of this city, in combination with FLAMER'S ORCHESTRA and Miss NELLIE AN DERSON, will perform KYEKY AFTERNOON , and EVENING at the above-mentioned place. Admissioa f: - 118 U HORTICULTURAL HALL GERMANI1 , I,i,.ItiH.K48TRA-EUBUO REHEARSALS EVERY W F4N KhDAY, at 3X P. M.-Ticketa sold at the door, an! all principal Muaio Stores. Packages of live for tl : aingla 26 cents. Fngsgcments can be made by addressing G, No. MONTEREY btreet ; and Al Store, No. 110 t CHKbNUT Street. O. BA8TER'H Andre's MusaJ i si sm A MERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. A V FIFTH GRAND CONCERT, FRIDAY. APRIL 8U.-Twenty cighth Matinee, WF;DNfcSDAY, MAY 6. Se notice in "Fiiucalional" column. 4 18 17 21 34 2H SENTZ AND II AS 8 IE R ' THIRTIETH AND LAST ORCHEK'TKA AiATlA'KK will be given Maya 4 GYMNASIUM, CORNER OF NINTH AND ARCH Streets, for Ladies, Gentlemen, and Chil dren, is now open DAY and F.VFONING. Lessons given in Sparring and Fencing. Call in person or send for circular. 8 6tutbDmo PKOF L. LEWIS. MAMMOTH VELOCIPEDE SCHOOL, TWENTY-FIRST and RACE Streets, open Dai and Evening. All styles of Velocipede both for sale and to rent. Headquarter of Philadelphia Velocipede Club. Admission, 10 cents. 1 he Elmore Troupe of Lady VelocipedUU will oommenc Thursday, April 1. 81am J. W. POST. GRAND GALA WEEK. SIX LADY VELO CIPEDIST8 at MAMMOTH , VELOCIPKDI INSTITUTE, TWENTY-FIRST and RACK Street every Afternoon and Flvening, commencing April 16. AomiMuon, 2& cent a, 4 U tt OARPETINQS. i C A R P E T I N G S! M'CALLUM, CREASE & SLOAN, t No. 509 CHESNUT Street, Opposite Independence Uall, Importers of Carpetings OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Fresh Canton Mattings. ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS. M'CALLUM, CREASE & SLOAN. CARPET AND OIL CLOTII WAREHOUSE, IN. SOO CIII'H'MJT St., I'lillad'a, 4 15 thaturpJ 11 Oppogltc Indupendencc IlalL gPRING IMPORTATIONS. CARPETINGS OPENING DAILY. i:i.vi: aL. KNIGHT fc sojv, No. CIIESIVUT St., PHILADELPHIA. t tbstulm "new CABPETINGS! ARCH STREET Carpet Warehouse. JOSEPH BLACKWOOD, " 1 nan. No, 833 ARCH Street.
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