THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, MAY 1, 18GrJ.
5
. FRKH CUBA.
IMer from Hon. Jnmns nr. Mrovel.
To the Editor 0 The Earning Telegraph.
CAMUKN, N. J.. SATURDAY, May 1. Thank. IT)
warmest thanks, for my friends who "railed me out"
last night, at tlie meeting for freedom In C uba. I
yielded my right to be heard to another whose name
f(M on Urn programme. While for me, a Rachel
Mid, there were "no big letters" I was not on the
bills 1 wont to hear, not to be heard, actuated by the
common impulse which lives and burns In the
heart of every American man and woman the
noble sentiment of sympathy with every nationality
struggling for lifo.
Nature has done mnch but man nothing, for Cuba.
Just within the torrid zone, Cuba has a matchless
climate, where the cool northeast wind makes a Pa
radise of the summer months. Snow never fell there
wive once, In isr. From IT to 17! this Island was
the nursery of the Spanish Armada. Spain's stand
ing army was o,000 soldiers; a handful against the
patriotic, soldiery who now hold, with a grasp like
that In which (irant held the Rebellion, 8Mi0 out of
85,000 square miles of Cuban territory. The man of
lec.ember, Napoleon, like a tiger, looks one way aud
leaps another. He extends the eaijle of France in a
shield for expiring royalty In Spain.
lie thought that the Interest and honor of France
taught him to carry the French standard up to the
walls of Mexico. Hut American patriotism, strong
Btid stubborn, was too much for the conspirators of
France. And Napoleon the Third will yet learn that
the only Insanity incurable In Cuba, In Ireland, or in
America, ts a love of Ulierty.
The spirit that clasped the Bible In handcuffs and
festooned the Cross of Christ with chains waxed
powerful In 1884 In America and. in Cuba, for In that
year the King of Spain was asked for seven thou
sand negroes that they might be inured to labor be
fore the Indians tn Cnba ceased to exist. To the
car 1842 BN),000 slaves were Imported In that single
island 13,000 year. Hut now the memory of
Abraham Lincoln Is stronger than the crowns of
France and England and Hpaln. That grave at
Springfield overshadows the Tulleries. We need
not give 1100,000,000 for this Queen of the Sea, as
President Folk desired to do; not 130,000,000, as Sll
dell wished ns to do in Young America ay
and the sober second thought of America every
wheresays "Cuba will come to us because she U
Free." Then let our hearts go out In this great
cause. Reason pleads forever for the oppressed
and the unwritten laws of humanity bid us lift up
that Flag ever-victorious ; a shelter and an inspira
tion to all of Ood's creatnres, and I believe 1 express
the sentiment deep In the heart of the head of the
nation, and deep (u the heart of his people, when I
say the nation's war cry is "Down with the Spanish
Flag and up with the Flag of the Free."
Yours, Jambs M. Scotku
MUSICAL. AK1 DRAMATIC,
The City Amusements.
At thk Acapkjjt OF Music the Rlchlngs Eng
lish Opera Troupe will commence a season on
Monday evening with Th Crown lHanumdH.
At tub Arch Lotta will appear this afternoon and
evening as the "Fire Fly."
On Monday the new drama of Frpina will be pro
duced. At thk Chkstnut the last 'performances of The
Field of the Cloth of Gold will be given this afternoon
and evening.
At thb Walnut the Misses Wlllmore and Mr. Fe
lix Rogers will conclude their engagement this
evening, in the same bill as was given last night
The comedy of The Heir at Law; the burlesque of
The Hunchback Jieeonntructed, and the drama of The
Octoroon. On Monday Mr. John Brougham will ap
pear In The liotUry of Lift,
At thb Thratkk Comiqub Miss Susan Gal ton and
troupe will appear this evening In the operettas of
Javottf and La Root de St. Fetter.
At thb Amkrican attractive performances will be
given this afternoon and evening,
Thb SKNTZ-HArWi.KB Ohoiikhtba will perform at
Musical Fund Hall this afternoon.
John B. Gouoh, Eh This great champion of
Temperance Is announced for the Philadelphia Rink,
Twenty-third and Chesnnt streets, In consequence of
the burning of the Race street rink. We are in
formed that there will be no change in the tickets:
those Issued for the other rink will be used. When we
compare the price of admission and the great attrac
tion offered, we doubt not it will be so well appre
ciated as to crowil that Immense edifice on Friday
evening. Tickets should be secured In advance.
CITY ITEMS.
Style, Fit and Make of our Men's, youths', and Boy
I Clothing unequalled by any Hock of Heady-mad goods
. I in Philadelphia. We have al4
K CHOICE AbhobtMENT of selected stylet of piece goodt, to
be made tip to order, in unsurpassed style.
AIXPbicesGUABAMTEBD lower than the loireet elsewhere,
and full satisfaction guaranteed every purchaser, or the
tale eaneelled and money refunded.
Half way hktweeh ) Bennett A Co.,
Sixth Street:) 618 Market Stbeet,
Philaiiki.phta,
and 600 Broadway, New Yobk.
SONG.
THE happy dabkey.
Air "Not for Joncph."
Oh, golly! but dis darker feels
So berry glad to-day,
In di. new auit, from head to heels ;
From Stokes', o'er de way.
Oh, wont I out a heavy swell,
Wid Seraphine? you bet ;
And all de odder chaps I'll t ell
Stokes' clothes axe cheapest yet.
rhorw. Dt jist so, dat ji.t so.
Oh, by golly! I feel jolly!
Eat jist so, dat jist so!
I feel jolly! Dat jist so!
1 If you want to buy a coat
I'll tell you whar to go,
, Oi pants and vest to make de suit
You'll find de prices low
In Uhesnot street, eight twenty-four.
Is whar de well-dressed folks
Bat been a goin' eight years and more,
To buy of Charles Stokes.
f . Dat jist so, dat jist so!
Oh, by golly! I feel jolly, etc.
TO-DAY.
Ned we 'remind our lady readers that this is the day
fixed by Mr. Wanamaker for the display of his new stock
of elegant clothing for boys snd children f
Jbtkxbt. Mr. William W. Caesidy, No. 13 B. Second
street has the largest and most attractive assortment of
fine Jbwelry and Silverware in the city. Purchasers oan
rely tpon obtaining a real, pure article furnished at
prioewhioh cannot be equalled. Ha also has a Urge stook
of Anericaa Western Watches In all varieties and at all
prion. visit to his (tors is sure to result in pleasure and
profit
A Ion net.
The wlocipedestrians are rolling around
Witttueir feats, with their feet lifted up from the ground,
But e something to tell you about that is stranger,
Andi safe thing to put your loose change out of danger.
The eople who run on velocipedes so
Will s bored by -and by with the circular show ;
But he circular tee show oan never be bored,
Thes's the place for your money and bonds to be stored.
The Ipherioal Safe made by Marvin A Co.
Is to) best thing yet ottered, as far as we know ;
Andwe ask you to call and examine its points,
Thosjh as round as the moon, and is made without joints,
TheMirglar will find it a very large pill,
Tooiard to be taken with powder or drill.
Fr sale by Marvik A Co.,
I No. 731 Chesnut street ( Masonic Hall. )
Ned we remind our lady readers that this is the day
ttxw by Mr. Wanamaker for the display of his new stock
of .egant clothing for boys ana cnuaren i
Omino IN and Going OuT.-Tnere are many doors by
-k i. ....,m O.V Hill, but onhr one. the large
onem Market street, by which they go out. Malicious
perons have intimated that this is symbolio of the ease
witl which people get in, and the difficulty with which
that get out of the grasp of the gToat clot hing men. Very
.i ;, . . .nn nie about it. Any one of
WW, .uwwuii a -
thetensof thousands of regular customers of Oak Hall
will testify that it is not only easy to get in, but impossible
to stay out, in view of the low prices and excellent clothing
found thsre; and that it is not only diffloult to got out,
but actually Impossible ever to cease buying all their
clothes there, after tney nave once maun ww
unparallehd advantages of dealing with Wanamaker 4
Brown. .
' Coi.ton Dental Association originated the use of
Nitrous tkide lias lortne painieas eii.raci.ion ui
n MULannH.Hminifiiiin the iraa himself. Dr.
UT. IUll-i" I,," w-
Haubrouck devotes his whole attention to extracting
teeth. Pitients wno nut laueu to got. muir toon.
. ' j i ... nb.uui where the sas is not under-
stood, wi do well to go tc headquarters, where thoy never
Office. Walnut street, beiw Eighth.
t.lmt this is the day
fixed by Mr. Wanamaker forhe display of his new stock
f l.,ujit clothing tor ooj uu.iu.cm .
Trnt bki.T hil-UAl'B UAlXli ahotel In Boston is that
it...,. . ...Ilk 11 J il.ai irlrU
cf the-SMKIitOAN HOUSE. uuwilim.u w... y.
vision 1-sbeoun.sde for thairnls and pleasures while
Mourning in this lavurite u.-
Gbovfb A Bakkb's UiuUtfot Fttaiiuifl Sowu Machines.
Jfo, TM 1,'UmUUV Uuti
f Keub's
Furnixhlng China and Glass Kstabliahment, Ohina Hall,
No. 1U1B Cheraut street. Families in want of any article in
China, Class, or Stone Ware, will find at this establishment
the Urgent stock In the city, from common rod Rarthen.
ware, for the kitchen, to the finest China and Glass made
White Stone China Tea Sets, 46 pieces, Oupt with
Handlos, $S, at Kerb's China Hall,
Wo, 1218 Ohosnut street.
White Stone China Dinner Sets,7 pieces, IMS
pioces, WV, at Kerr's China Hall,
No, Big Chesnnt street.
WHrre French China Dinner Sets. 126 pieces, $35;
SfJ6 pieces, $75, at Kerr's China Ilall,
Wo, 1218 Chesnut street.
Goi.n Band Dinner Shts, l.W pieces, $55, at
Kerr's China Hall, No. 1218 Chesnut street.
All the above roods best quality.
K Kim's China Hall. We have arranged one portion of
onr store exclusively for cheap Goods, and intend in future
to place In this department any article which may be in
the leaHt old style or Imperfect, and will soli thom regard
less of coBt. No. 1218 Chesnut street.
One thousand odd Castor Bottles, cut glass, 89o. eaoh.
Kerr's China Hall, No, 1218 Choimut street.
GlabrWahf.. At Kerr's China Hall, No. 1218Chenu'
street. The Urgent stock of Glassware In this oountry. You
cannot fail to make a solection from our immense assort
ment. Tumblers, 38o. to $28 per dnren ; (Joblots, 1S0 to
$100 per doxen: Decanters, $1 to $76 per pair. Common
goods, suitable for the kitchen and culinary purposes, al
ways on hand. The great extent and variety of our stock
oan only be judged by a personal examination and com
parison with other establishments, whioh we solicit.
Whxlk Waiting fob a Gouoh to go as it cams yon
are often Uylng the foundation for some Pulmonary or
Bronchial Affection. It U better to get rid of a Cold at
once by using that sure remedy, Da, D. J aym K's Kxpeo
tobant, which will ours the most stubborn Cough and
relieve you of sll anxiety as to dangerous consequences.
Sold everywhere.
Moth Pnoor Chests,
At Farson & Co.'s
Refrigerator Warehouse,
- No. 222 Dock street.
Schooi.et's Pfreect
Ventilating Refrigerators,
At Fatuhn A Co.'s Old Stand,
No. 222 Dock street.
Boo Water Coolers,
Assortment.
Farson A Co.'s Refrigerator Store,
No. &!? Dock street.
Hallf.t, Datis A Co.'s "New Soalo" Grand and Square
Pianos have great body of tone, and are as clear and musi
cal as a beU. The Agency U at No. 127 Chesnut st- it.
Every musician should have one.
Wanamaker A Brown
s. Boys' Suns, $3 Up.
VTanamaker A Brotcn'e.
Garibaldi and Blemarke.
Bueinee Suit, $9 up.
Cheetn leld.
few Styles Walking Coatr.
Dreee Sarke.
tight Oeereoat.
Spring Overeoat, $4
Black Suit, $17 up.
Melton Suite, $16 up.
VTanamaker A TJrovn',
Wanamaker A Jirotm'i.
Wanamaker A BrorrtiV.
Wanamaker A Brown.
Wanamaker A liroim'x.
Wanamaker A Brown'.
Wanamaker A Brotcn'e,
Wanamaker A Brown',
Wanamaker A Brown1,
l'outh Chesterfield.
youths' Metropolitan Sack.
Block Dress Hants, $5 up.
Block Dress Vests, $3 up.
Clergymen's Suits.
Silk Paced Chesterfields.
JieyistAT Walking Coats.
Ititetot Street Coats.
Harris Caimere Suit.
Aeie Styles Boys Jacket.
Blue Suck Coats, $10 rip.
Eeerylay I'ants, $3 up.
Silk Mixed Suit.
Boys' Department, Firt Floor.
Custom Department, the largest
in Philadelphia.
K. Cob. Sixth and Market.
K. Cob. Sixth and Market.
E. Cob. Sixth and Market.
lr-OAK Hall.
I f Oak Hall.
Is-Oak Hall.
Wanamaker A Breicn'e,
Wanamaker A Brown1.
Wanamaker A Brownie.
Wanamaker A Brown'.
Wanamaker A Brown'.
Wanamaker A Broun1.
B'aHamaAw A Broten1,
Wanamaker A Broten'1.
Wanamaker A Brown.
Wanamaker A BrownCe.
Wanamaker A Broicn.
Wanamaker A Brown.
Wanamaker A Brown.
Wanamaker A Broun,
MARRIED.
TOWS-H K ATON.-On the Ktth of Anrll. at the Church
of the Holy Trinity, by the Rev. Phillips Brooks, COK. D.
TOWS, of New York, to ROSALIE K daughter of Augus
tus lleaion. "
niEi).
BILL8.-On the 27th instant. MARY MATILDA, onlv
daughter of Jeremiah and the late Elizabeth bills, in the
21nt year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respeotfully
invited to attend the funeral, from her fathor's residence,
no. Zlk Marriott, street, on nunauy aiternoon at 4 0 clocK.
To proceed to K.benezer M. K. Church Cemetery.
COON AN. On the 21st instant, HANNAH, wife of John
Coonan. aged 83 years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral, from the residenoe of ber husband,
Darby road, below Forty-second street, on Sunday after
noon at 1 o'clock.
FKWSMITH.-Suddenly, on the 29th instant, MARY
L, widow of theUte J. h ewainith, in the 8lst year of her
le relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the residenoe of her
son, William Fewsmith, No. 609 Cooper street, Camden, on
Monday, May 8, at 10 o'clock A. M. Interment at Coles
town Cemetery.
HARDY. At Chester, Pa., on the 29th Instant, JOHN
HARDY, Ute of Philadelphia, aged 83 years.
The friends of the family are renpoctfully invited to
attend the funeral, at Ronaldson's Graveyard, Ninth and
Nhippen streets, Philadelphia, on Monday, May 3, at 13
o'clock.
HOtTOHTLIN.-At .Tersewllle, Illinois, Mrs. JKNNIR
HOUGH TUN, wife of W. II. Houghtlin, and daughter of
Samuel L. Mot etridge, of this city. Hi
r0 SKCUKE YOUR FAMILY FROM
WANT,
To Relieve Your Mind of Anxiety,
To Make a Good Investment,
INSURE YOUR LIFE
IN TUB
OF PHILADELPHIA.
ALEX. WniLLDIN, President.
JOHN 8. WILSON, Secretary. s 10
CHINA, GLASSWARE, ETO.
PRICES REDUCED.
FRENCH CHINA,
GLASS,
PARISIAN GRANITE,
AND GENERAL HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS IN
OUR LINE IN IMMENSE VARIETY.
BEST GOODS,
CHEAPEST PRICES.
TYNDALE & MITCHELL,
No. 707 CHESNUT Street,
3 20 BtuthSmrp
PHILADELPHIA.
HATS AND OAPS.
wi WARBURTON'S IMPROVED VENTI-
sSilated and easy-titling Dress Hats(patented).inall ths
improved fashions of the season. CliJiJsNU'i' Utreet, next
door to tb l"osOmos. t U ID 6p
" aTToTons
Ftrr adtiithntal Auctvm Htm th Svmth tujt.
BY li . SCOTT, J R
SCOTT'S ART GAM.KRT, No. ltWO CHKSNUT
Strnet i'hilailnljihia.
SPKCIAL BAI.K Or ijKST tt'AI.ITY TRIPLE SIL
VKK PLATKU WAKE.
On Tuebday Morning, -
4th inst., at 10ty o'clock, at Scott's Art Gallery, !()J0 CIihs
not struct, will Le sold an invoice of best quality triple
Sliver l'luted Waru, coiiipribing the usual axuorliumit, viz. :
Tea Sets, Urns, K.ilveix, (ioUeta, loe Pitchers, Ta and
Imur Cantors, Syrup PitcheiK, Fruit and Cake baskets,
Spoons, Knives aud I'orka, etc .etc.
FRKNlJll CLOtJKS.
Alho. on Tuesdny Morning, 4th int.. will be sold an in
voice of i tuuvU D Uay t'lwlu, vl rvvoul lu;pwlUvu, 6 1 !l
DRY CCOD8.
G
BEAT DEMONSTRATION
Vf
DRY GOODS.
ITo. 727 CHE5WUT 3ircct.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
rrtor to the reorganization of their business on
The First of May Next,
WILL OFFER THE
Most Extraordinary Concentration
OF BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS
EVER
Exhibited in this Cit.
Their took la unrivalled for extent and variety
and general adaptation to the wants of their patrons,
and will be found replete with the most approved
staples and novelties in desirable fabrics of recent
importation. 1 9tfrp
ONE PRICE,
NO DEVIATION, AND ALL GOODS
Guaranteed as Represented.
1 869.
SPECIALTIES AT THOENLEY'S,
EIGHTH & SPRING GARDEN, PHILA.
SUPERB BLACK SILKS.
BEAUTIFUL JAPANESE SILKS.
IRISH AND FRENCH POPLINS.
RICH GLOSSY MOHAIRS, ALPACAS, ETC.
We offer the most complete and varied Stock of
Goods In oar Line "NORTH OF CUESNUT STREET,"
and at a BIG DISCOUNT off Chesnut Street Prlres,
as everybody knows we can afford to sell CHE APKIi,
as we WORK under a mere FRACTION OK THEIR
EXPENSES,
THORNLEY'S
"CENTRALLY LOCATED OLD ESTABLISHED''
DRY GOODS HOUSE,
N. E. COR. EIGHTH AND SPRING GARDEN,
8 19 PHILADELPHIA- '
pRICE & WOOD,
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND FII.HEKT.
HI.ACK 8II.KS!
JH.AC'K HILKS !
Black Gros Grain Silks, J2, t-2-25, $2-35, $2-50, $3,
13-50.
Mixed Poplins for suits at 33, 39, 8TX, 4,r, up to SO
cents per yard.
Plaid Mohairs, 25 cents per yard.
French Lawns, neat styles, 25 cents per yard.
Black Alpacas, good qualities, at 37, 45, 50, 02 vr,
75 and 90 cents.
white tioons: white ;oods:
Plaid and Stripe Nainsooks, Plaid and Stripe S wiss,
soft finish Cambrics, Jaconets, Victoria Lawns, Naln.
sooks. Swiss Muslins, and Piques.
Handsome Marseilles Quilts, very cheap.
Honeycomb and Jacquard Quilts.
Table Linens, Napkins and Towels.
Bargains In All-wool and Domet Flannels.
Best makes Bleached and Unbleached Muslins.
Sheeting and Pillow-case Linens.
Ladles' and Gents' Hosiery and Gloves.
Ladles' and Gents' Handkerchiefs.
Gents' Neck Ties, Shirt Fronts and Suspenders.
Ladies' and Gents' Gauze Merino Vests.
Hamburg Edgings ami Inserting)).
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. COKNEH EHJHTH AND FII.IJEItT.
N. B. A new lot of Tarasols and Sun I'mbrellus.
Jouvin's Kid Gloves, best quality.
Kid Gloves at f 1 a pair. 4 3 swfS
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RESS GOODS HOUSE RAMPANT.
COOPER & C0NARD,
S. E. COR. NINTH AND MARKET STS.
BLACK SILKS.
Drap de Lyons, Dran de France,
Lyons Taffetas, Cachemire de France,
All of the American Silks,
Comprising, with others, a most magnificent stock of
eli Kuut qualities and low grades, liuyers of Silks for
suns or sacques are luvited to examine.
SILK POPLINS.
Silk Chain Grisailles.
silk Chain Poplins.
1'lulu iiiid Figured, Japanese Silks.
POPLIN MIXTURES.
Friendly Mixtures, 31 to 75 cents.
Dressy Designs of good rubric,
loo pieces Striped, B7 to 75 cents.
MOURNING GOODS.
Uernatlies, 31 to $3-50.
tirey Poplins; llluck Poplins.
Black Alpacas; Mohair Tamise.
DclalM-s; ,lct Black Good, etc. 1 "fsra
PARASOLS.
ffs PARASOLS ALL THE NEWEST
vpfTIxindon and Paris stylas, whioh for novelty, va-.'-r'
riety, and ulecauue are uuegualled. A large aa-mf-
surtniint of I jic Covers, Shh riide and Hun Urn
bi allas at tl'B lowest prions, at 11. DlXOM'tt t'anvy Oooda
btors, Mo. itl H. KK.H i ll blraut. 4 W 8m
ALL AT AYRE'S SHIRT DEPOT, NO. 58lN.
SIXTH Biraot, below Arch, and net soma of his
IMPKOVKD bliOULDKK KKAM PATTliRN SHIRTS,
which surpass all other Kliirta for neatness of lit on ths
bleiot, ouiulort in the ow'k, aud ease on the shoulder,
A1m, U'ibs, hearts, Bvws, Uluves, Uwsiery. etc, etc,
to. J 4uwsri
DRY GOODS.
405 NOKTIIKEt'OND8TRE15T. Q
JOHN W. TI.OrJ.A5,
405 and 407 N. SECOND St.,
Has nist received a large lot of Very Handsome
BLACK SILKS.
AT PRICKS RANGING FROM f 2 TO 7
rER YARD,
To whtrh he invites esiipctnl Attention.
8T flmrp
Stokes a wood.
SEVENTH AND ARCH STRKKTK.
OrKN TO-1UY,
Green Plaid India Silks at H'yc. anil l (.
Brown Plaid India Silks.
Small striped India Silks.
Plain Brown Summer Silks, 11-75 to 2"jn.
A full line of Black Silks, from i rso to jwv-oo.
A large assortment of Plaid Summer Silks, H)0,
1 -1 8X1 and 1 1 no. 3 8ws5
2 J 5 NORTH NINTH .STREET,
ABOVE BACK.
ELDER, WALTON & CO.,
JOBBKRS OK DRY GOOIH,
Will open their
Retail Establishment,
NO. 215 NORTH NINTH STREET,
MONDAY, MAT 3,
WITH A FLNU ASSORTMENT OF
SILKS,
1IKK.NN t.UOll.,
WHtTK GOOKH.
Hi DOMKSTICS, CTC,
To which they invite the attention of the Pullic.
m R. L E E,
NO. 4S NORTH EltJIITH STKEKT,
WILL OI'KN THIS MOKMNG.
S'rt pieces plain and neat Striped Mohairs, for suits,
2r, vs, it tn I 31 cents; a great bargain.
Kiegnitt l liene and ftatn .iapntie.se Miks.
100 pieces White Pique, 31 cents; a jul lot.
50 fiieces Striped Mohair, for suits, reduced.
GLOVKS
f.LOVKS.
(il.OVKS.
The entire stock of a Ilrst'luss t'lieHtitit street
house, purchased for cash, will lie sold less than &0
cents on the dollar, consisting of
Gents' Driving Gloves.
Ladies' Silk, Lisle, Kid, etc.
I.ail'.es' lour-liutton .louvln Kid.
Men's fine Lisle Thread Vests anil Drawers.
Men's Gauze alxl Cotton Vents and Drawers.
Also, 100 dozen Duchess Kid Gloves, (fl-30, cheapest
Glove ever offered.
Also, new BLACK SII.KS, at great Imrgains.
luo pieces extra line Matting, a job. h I 2t
c
HOICK fJOODH POPULAR PRICES.
PARIS FLOWKRS.
Lf N KN-KA'.'K SATINS.
LADIKS' AND MIsSKS' II ATS AND BONVKTS,
In rnrivulled Assortment.
S. A. & D. STEARN,
NO. 724 ARCH STREET,
6 1 stuthitnrp PHILADELPHIA.
CARPETINCS.
CANTON IV.ATT1NCS
Just Received, ex-Barque Louisa,
SOOO KOLl.S
Fresh Canton Mattings,
WHITE AND RED CHECKED,
Of Choice Brands, in all Widths,
M'CALLUM, CREASE & SLOAN,
No. 609 CHESW.UT Street,
4 18 thsturpj 11 Opposite Independence Ilall.
NEW CARPET INGS!
ARCH STREET
Carpet Warehouse.
JOSEPH BLACKWOOD,
uimrp y0 832 ARCH Street.
g P R I N G IMPORTATIONS.
CARPETINCS
OPENING DAILY.
iii:i:vi: i,. kiuiit & so,
IV o. CIIICSIVUX St.,
4 8thstulin PHILADELPHIA.
HOUR.
QHOICE FAMILY FLOUR,
For the Trade or at RetaU.
EVERY BARREL WARRANTED.
Ioystoiio Flour Mills,
Nos. l aud SI GIRARD Avenue,
IfliT fiut ot Trout HUeet.
REAL. ESTATE AT AUOTION.
UK AL RSTATK. THOM AS A SONS' SALE.
i ftlx HantHoire Modern Three-Mor? Rrlck KohI-
(Triieex. Noh. Sill. 2114. 81 1. 81 IH, and 8181
Vinentreet, hetwei-n Twenty-Unit and TwentT-neeond
BtreeU. On Tuesdny, Miy 4, Wi, at 18 o'clock, noon,
will be gold at puiiliu Hiilc, at the Philadelphia Ex
change, the following dt Hcnbcd props rtlen, vl.:
Noh. 1 and 8 All thone 8 three-ntjrr brick me
nna(re, with three-atorr hack btilldlnira and lot of
fri'oiinil, altimtrt 011 the noulh aide of Vine utreet,
weHt of Twenty-first nr., Noh. 2112 and 2114, each con
taining In front 80 feet, and extending in depth 99 feet
to a 3 leet wide private alley. They are new and well
built, haiidHomely papered and painted; have parlor,
diniiiR-room, wlnti r uml aiimmer kitchens on the
firHt floor: 8 chambers, bath-room flniahed with aolld
walnut, and RlttlnR-room on the second floor, and 4
rhiimbrra above; gas Introduced, hot and cold water,
water-cloRetH, wnh pave, furnace, cooking range,
etc; frcnt door, veatibule door. Hash nnd bllnda of
the llrnt atorv, aolld walnut. Term, 8'X) may re
mnin on mortgage on ea li. Th"jwillbc sold sepa
rately. Moa. S and 4 All thone 8 three-atory brick mes
auaifea, with three-atorv back buildings of same de
acription aa the above, being Noa. 8116 and 21la Vine
atreet, corner of Albion at reel ; each lot 8a fect4tf
IncheH front (having aide yards of 9 feeti, and extend
ing in depth 99 feet to haul alley. Terms, $is;s may
remain m mortgage on No. v7 10, and f,4H76 on ground
rent on No. 2118. They w ill be Hold separately.
Noa. e and 8 All those 8 three-storr brick mci
aiiagea, with three-story back buildings, adjoining
the atiove, of same description ; each lot 20 feet front,
and In depth 99 feet to aald alley. Terms, $wtoo may
remain on mortgage on No. 2126, and twoo on ground
rent on No. 2122. Thev will be Hold separately. They
will be open for examination dally previous to Bale.
M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers, 1
U Noa. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Street.
ffTi KXKCL'TOIW PKRK.MPTOKY SAI.R
IC'lr Estate of Joshua I-ongstrctti-dcccased Thomas
Sons, Auctloneera, Very Valuable Business
Stands. Three three-story Brick Stores, Nos. 819,
221, aud 22S Church street, east of Third street. On
Tuesday, May 25, ismt, nt 18 o'clock, noon, will be
wild at public sale, without reserve, at the Philadel
phia Exchange, the following described pro
pery, viz. :
No. 1 All that valuable three-storr brick store and
lot of ground, situate on the north side of Church
atreet, cast of Third street, No. 219, containing In
front 15 feet 8 Inches, and extending In depth 6H feet
4 inches.
No. 2 All that valuable three-story brick store and
lot of ground, adjoining the atiove, lielng No. 221,
containing In front 16 feet IS Inches, and In depth
W feet 4 inches.
No. ;t All that valuable three-story brick store and
lot of ground, adjoining the above, being No. 223.
containing In front 15 feet "V Inches, and extending
in ueptn 2H ieet one-tiair men, tnen narrowing to 7
feet 4X inches, and extending still further in depth
14 feet, the entire depth being 40 feet.
Terms, half cash. Sale absolute. Hy order of
Ono. I). I'arkihh, )
W 1 t,i. 1 am Hcnt, Executors.
Stkphkn S. Prick,)
M. THOMAS A SONS. Auctioneers.
5 Kit Nos. 1HW and 141 S. FOl'KTH Street.
TO CAPITALISTS, RUILDKHM, AM) OTHERS.
Thomas A Sons, Auctioneers. Very valuable
iiisiness location: liirge nnd desirable lot. church.
and residence, Eighth - reef, above Race street, 100
feet front. 011 Tin- lay ih ls, nt 18 o'clock,
noon, will be sold at ; at the 1'hiiuiL'lphia Ex
change, all thntlar:;c .1 ery valuable lot of ground,
with the improvenu i. .- thereon erected, situate on the
east side of Eighth street, north of Race street; coi
taining in fronton Eiglilti street loo feet, and ex
tending in depth H7 feet. The improvements are a
substantially built three-story brick residence, 18 feet
front, and nt a small expense could be altered Into a
store; also, u large mid well-built church, which
could also Ik- altered into stores, and valuable for a
bank or any business requiring space. It Is located
on one of'tlie most improving sciiarcs on Eighth
afreet, mid adjoining a lot on which they are now
building hundsouie stores. Will be sold according to
a survey, which may tie seen ut the auction rooms,
subject to two yearly ground rents on the parsonage,
one of S92-5U, lawful silver inonev. for 9il ve:irs.
from Oct. 1, 1MB, and the other for SM-fio, and on the
church property a ground rent of 8foo a year for 999
years from April 2K, 1841, ami on a strip of ground 4
feet wide by 110 feet deep adjoining the church on
the north u mortgage for B15O0, April 23, ItKM. To-
gellier S,;i2 a vear.
M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers,
5 1 B3t Nos. 1S19 anil 141 S. FOURTH Street
REAL ESTATE. THOMAS SONS' SALE.
aluuble Business Stund. Three-storv Brick
tore, No. 815 Walnut street, west of Elzhth street.
On Tuesday, May 11, lso:. at 12 o'clock, noon, will lie
soiu at puoiic saie, at me rniiiiilcipma lixchnnge,
all that three-story brick messuage, with double
back buildings and lot of ground, situate on the
north side of Walnut street, between Eighth and
Ninth streets, No. sir.; containing In front 011 Wal
nut street 16 feet 2 inches, and In depth 120 feet;
together with thu free use, right, liberty, and prlvi
lege of a strip of ground 2 feet 9 inches' In breadth
by 70 feet ill depth, as and for a water-course, In
common with the owners und occupiers of the
other lots of ground hounding thereon, at all times
forever. The front is improved for and occupied us
a store, having large bulk window. In the rear of
back building there is 11 llrst-class oven for a cako
baker or confectioner. The property stands In one
of the most desirable business localities. The In
creasing value of property In this locality would
warrant the purchase for an investment. Possession
can be given on or before the 1st dayofJulv next.
Clear of all incumbrance. Terms $4400 may re
main on mortgage; the balance cash.
M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers,
5 is'it Nos. 1B9 and 141 S. FOURTH Street,
ffip EXECUTORS PEREMPTORY SALE. ES-
!"!' tate of Joshua Longstretli, deceased Thomas
SSons. Auctioneers. Very valuable IsistuesM loca
tion. Two Three-story Brick Stores, Nos. 2;l2 and
2H4 S. Second street, with Seven Three-story Brick
Dwellings in the rear forming a court, fronting on
Levant Htreet, 1': feet front, 2na feet deep, two
fronts. On Tuesday, May 2ft, Ihoh, at 12 o'clock, noon,
will be sold at public sale, without reserve, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all those bulldiiurs and the
lot of ground thereunto belo.King, situate on the
west side of Second atroet, v;uth of Dock stie.it; the
lot containing In front o;, Second street 81 feet T
inches, and extending m depth 80 feet to Le ant
street, lhe imp'OVemcnta are a large and substan
tially bunt th.Vec-storv brick building, occupied as
two stores, n,nta on Second street, Nos. 232 and 234,
wltn "e'en three-story brick dwellings In the rear,
called Southampton court, running from No. 213 Le
vant street, on which It is 32 feet front, Tenna, half
rtiMii. fine uosouirc.
By orderof Okokuk D. Pakrish,
11.UAM Hi nt, y Executors.
OTKPIIKN S. I'KIOK, I
M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers,
Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Stret
6 1 S4t
et.
EXECUTORS' PEREMPTORY SALE ES-
111 I P I f .T.tulllltl T Alicrut r,,l li ihumuu,,,! M'l, .......
Sons, Auctioneers. Ijirge and very Valuable Lot, 11
acres, known as "Bnrclay Hall," Turner's lane,
Twenty-lirst ward, Intersected by Seventeenth,
Eighteenth, Nineteenth, Berks, Norrts, and Diamond
street. On Tuesday. May 25, lt9, at 12 o'clock,
noon, will be sold at public sale, without reserve, at
the Philadelphia Exchange, all that valuable country
place, of between 10 and 11 acres, known as "Bar
clay Ilall," situate on Turner's lane, and having
fronts on six streets. The Improvements are a large,
mansion house, tenant house, barn, aud "Ut-bnilil-inga.
It adjoins and !s Borru'.lU'.le.d. by several very
valuable properties Several rftws of handsome resU
ileucis ure being built In the neighborhood. See
plan. 'IcrniH-llalf cu.-'i. Sale absolute.
By order of Gkokk 1). Pakkish,)
William Hunt, Executors.
Stkphkn s. Pkick. I
M. THOMAS ,t sons, Auctioneers,
5 1 Mt Noa- m 141 FOURTH Street.
REAL ESTATE THOMAS & SONS' SALE.-
Jiinx-nsuii 1JJ 11 IV IJH flllllirU "VilU IfUiQ
ou Spring (iardeii street, with Three-story Brick
Dwellings in the rear, forming a court 8i feet fr.Vi.t
112 feet deeo to Nee.larhm utrt .l.Uroll
Tuesday, Mav 11 , Iwml ot 12 otUoc'k, noo 1, will be
sold at publfo sale, at the I'hiladelphja ExtTiuIure
the following described property viz r,A-"uu('
tHhemfr!:ntZ,t U'K Afm th'e r?ar, one of
ttSrK street, being No. 1003.
No. 2 All that lot of ground, adjoinlnir the nhnva
on the went, of same siw and rtmi.t in
1 . o M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers,
8 1a 2t Nos. 139 and 141 ts. FOURTH street.
REAL ESTATETHOMAS A SONS' SALE
llHCtJ-BimV Uril'K tlW''Mltlu Vti Hilt kl..ntli
W fifth Htri'lif. IH'IOW Ptlywf.rtl. uttsss.sf i... n',,..a-
"j, jTiny inn, imi, at u o'clock, noon, will he sold
at publio sale, st the Philadelphia Exchange, all that
lot of ground, with the three-story brick iiiessuuge
1 nereon tweeted, situate on the east side of Twelfth
street, below Ellsworth street. No. liui; containing
... inMiiun i weirm street is feet 2 Incites, aim en
tending of that width eastward between parallel
lines with Ellsworth street 68 feet on the north hue,
and 81 feet 6 inches on the south line, to a a feet al
ley leading southward into Anita street The house
contains 1 rooms; has parlor, dining-room and
kitchen on first floor; newly papered and painted,
gas introduced, eto. Clear ol ail Incumbrance.
Terms, cash.
M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctloneera, ,
01 Bat MwiwsaolMltf.J;VW;XUtiMet.
1. iM.i jUU M ground and mprovementa
tliereon wct:d, situate on the south Bide of Spn ,g
oaruen si reel, West of Tenth ; containing In front 011
ilfZ? 13 m WtenlnSmrtW,
V f,e.tU ?he '""loveuients are a tliree-Htorv brick
dwelling, front iil' on Rnrincr f:,.i..V. 17- . x!'
REAL ESTATE AT AUOTION.
EXECUTORS' P E It E MI'TO K r SAI.lt
Estate of Joshua Longstretli, deceased. -Thomas'
sons. Auctioneers Very Valuabio Knilness Loca
tion. Two three-story Brick Residences, Nos. 613 aesl
515 Arch street, extending through to Cherry street,
47 feet front, 2hh feet deep, two fronts. On Tuesday,
May 85, imv, at 12 o'clock, tioon.will be sold at pntillo
sale, without reserve, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
all those two three-story brirk messuages and lot of
ground, situate on the north side of Arch atreet, west
of Kifth street; the lot containing in front on Arch
street 47 feet I Inch, slid extending tn depth til fet
to Cherry aircet. on which is erected a stable tni
coach-house. The houses are large, well and suit
Btantialiy built, and could be easily altered I lit
stores. Subject to an Irredeemable yearly ground
rem. 01 fiiou. 'i ne aoove is siiiiaien in an improving
business iieighiKirhood, Tel ins Half cash. Sale
absolute. Hv order of
Okoiiuk D. rAiiwai!,)
W ii.i.t am llv nt, I Kxecutora.
Stki-hkn H. l'HICB, )
M. THOMAS A SONS, Au-ttoneers,
6 ltt . Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Utreet
EXECUTORS I'KRKMPTOUY 8AI.K. K8-
1 tate of Joshua LonirHtrcth. deceased Thomas
Sons, . Auctioneers. Uarire and Valuabio Lot.
Klghth street. Seventh street. Fitzwnter street. Three
V aluable Fronts, H94)r feet by 88a V feet. On Tuuea
ilay, May 8T). lw., at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at
public aale, without reserve, at the Philadelphia Ex
change, all that large and very valuable lot 01 ground,
Bituate at the corner of Eighth, Seventh and Flia
water streets; containing in fronton Eighth street
22a feet 5 inches, on Fltz water street, K4 feet It
Inches, in Seventh street 22H feet 5 inches. A plan,
showing how It could be divided Into smaller building
mi, nmy op seen ai me Auction KOoniB. Terms
Half cash. Kale absolute. By order of
OKOnilN D. I'ARKIHH, I
WM. IlTNT, V
Executors.
Stkphkn S. pkick.
M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers,
Nos. 139 nnd 141 S. FOURTH Street
ft 1 R4t
EX EOli TORS' PEREMPTORY SALE
r.suiie 01 osnua longstretli, deceased.
lomas A Sons. Auctioneers. Elevpn Thmutun
Brick Dwellings, forming a court, known as "North
ampton," Nos. 420, 428, and 430 Dillwyn Btreet, nortts
of Callowhlll street, 60 feet front. On Tuesday, May
85, 1869. at 18 o'clock, noon, will heboid at public,
sale, without reserve, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
all those eleven three-story brick dwellings, forming
a court, and known as "Northampton," situate oa
the west side of Dillwyn atreet, north of Callowhlll
street, Noa. 428. 428, and 430; the lot containing in
fronton Dillwyn street 60 feet, and extending in
depth (SO feet. Terms, half cash. Sale Absolute.
By order of Okobok 1). Parkish,
William HrNT, l-Excoutors.
Stkphkn S. Pates, I
M. THOMAS A SONS. Auctioneers,
ljtfl Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Street
ffS EXECUTORS' PEREMPTORY8ALE.E8
Sffili tate of Joshua Iongstreth, deceased. Thomas
ASons, auctioneers Business location. Two three
story brick dwellings, Noa. 619 and 621 North street,
between Fifth and Sixth and Market and Ares,
streets. Forty feet front. On Tuesday, May 25, 1869,
at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, with
out reserve, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all those
two three-story brick messuages and the lots of
ground thereunto belonging, situate on the north
side cf North street, west of Fifth street, Nos. 610
and 521 ; containing together in front on North street
40 feet, and extending in depth 0 feet The above
is situate in an Improving business neighborhood.
Tenns, half cash. Sale absolute. Bv order of
CKOKtiK I). Pakkihh, ')
. William Hi nt, y Executors.
Stkphkn S. Pkick, J
M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers,
6 1 S4I Nos. 139 and 141 South FOURTH Street
Vf! R EAL ESTATE THOMAS A SONS' SALE.
Mil Modern t,Three-story Brick Dwelling, N. W.
corner of Ninth and Rodman streets. On Tuesday,
May 11, 1HK9, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be Bold at publio
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that modern
three-story brick messuage, with two-story back
buililli'i' und lot of ground, situate at the N. w. cor
ner of Ninth and Rodman streets, between Lombard
ami South streets, containing in front on Ninth
Htreet 21) feet, and extending in depth 96 feet to a
four-feet-wide alley. It has gas, bath, hot and colli
water, range, etc. Terms (anno may remain on
mortgage. M. THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers,
r. 1 s2t . Noa. 139 and 141 a FOURTH Street
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE THE LARGE AND ELE-
icunt Residence, No. 2330 Greon street. The house is M
feet front, with side jard of 20 feet. The lot is 147 feet dees)
to Pennsylvania avenue. It is in close vicinity to tbe Park,
snd the neighborhood is pleasant and good. Will be sold
upon accommodating terms,
COLLADAY A SHEPHERD,
6 1 30t No. 6118 WALNUT Street.
S FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITT
property. (K10 acres of good coal and timber lands in
WviuniiiK
and Luzerne oounties, Peansylvania. Well
timbered and fast increasing in value.
1 1 a nuiunuua
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spring water, and plenty of shade. Apply to
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6 1 3f No. 24 8. FRONT Btreet.
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No, 1413 WALNUT Street
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