THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 18G9.
heino
A Dlrl for .Mcninl lvnrnfir A Nnlad for
Ninnll Snlnrlc,
AND
A SALVE FOIl BAD CUTS.
Th$ ukole careidly crnnpounrlrt and put vp exprtly
or Family L'ue.
Y 01 it i:itn:s i:iitoic.
NUMBER CCXXVII.
LIFE IN THE LONDON HOTELS.
Wc nrc in exalted lodins now, if you please.
A ciimll town under one roof is the beft defini
tion of such a p:ilnti:il hotel us the (ireiit AY'ext
northcro3Fgrolnnxnn). Jt Iiuh its police about
jis cllicient us tlio ordinary Scotlnnd-yard ema
nation, who, if yon are robbed, "have in forma
tion," and arc "on the trunk." It has its Local
iovcrnineiit, which ia horribly supercilious, but
as u rule, instead of beini; a hoard of old women,
ifl a matronly Lady Manager. It even has its
railway; but the steam-engine is perpendicular,
lino iuaiies a jut instead ot a line.
Such tin hotel often changes hands. The wild
Visionaries who start it drop it like a hot potato
occasionally, nnd others coiniii by when the
Leat is out of it profit by it.
It comes under the title of Lodging House
very strictly, because certain classes use it regu
larly at certain periods, and for a considerable
length of time. That most mysterious season of
nil seasons, "The Season," brings high tidu to
the hotel. Other seasons vary, as we have good
reason to know, for autumn takes up so much of
the space belonging to winter sometimes that
winter has to take all the bedclothes oil spring
to get his fair turn-in, as the spring of 1809 can
testify.
But if early roses are nipped in the ppring of
'C(., and crocuses don't show as they ought, while
snowdrops are altogether at a discount, the in
variable season of our hotel, governed by the
ecssion of Parliament, which is the sun that
warms its system, comes round with the regu
larity of the tax-gatherer.
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The gentleman who figures here is sure to be
at the hotel. Voyclis Voat, Esq., M. P., must
be at his post to bear his share of the Atlantean
load of Popular Government. Mrs. V. V., and
the young V. V.'s, male ami female, insist on it;
and he can afford it but prefers to stay at an
hotel. A town residence would not suit him,
and would offer temptations to his wife and
family, so he takes his pleasure and business
Badly at the Great Thingumbob (a term by which
we will, if you please, designate the sesquipe
dalian subject of our notice). Voat is a most
harmless duffer in the House. The whip of his
party loves him; for he knows ho has no
opinions, and is always ready to go into the
Lobby to which he is halload. lie m iy be a
prosperous manufacturer, or an old country gen
tleman wc only know he is a staunch adherent,
and that ho makes his family happy, spends his
money, and does his duty with the least plea
sure to himself and the greatest comfort to
every one else.
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WW
This is Monsieur Chose. lie is decore, and
wears his little bit of ribbon constantly, without
being in the least conscious that lots of Eng
lish people fancy it is only the lining showing.
Why does he come to England, and live at an
expensive hotel ? Upon my word, I dou't
know; especially as every Englishman vows that
Faris is such a delightful city ! To judge from
his tight-fitting costume, an inspiration for
freedom is not the thing you would suspect him
of. No ! He is looking after an English mar
riage, I fancy. Ho wants to wed one of our
blonde "mecses" not because ho is in need of
money, bnt because he likes our fresh, honest
English beauty. He is a standing protest against
the sweeping condemnation of English girls,
which an Englishwoman was spiteful enough
to write, and an Englishman was silly enough
to admit into a high-class paper, under tho
catchpenny title of "Tho Girl of the Period."
c1 li:'..' !.'
Here you have tho girl of a very much other
period. This is the Dowager Lady Piucher.
JShc nips herself and her household during the
rest of the year in order to come to town In
the season. Tho trial of tho manufacturer of
Ueauty-for-Ever was a cloud to Ludy P.
The Incarceration of that most necessary per
sonage made her ladyship undecided about her
.periodical yinl. to ivudun, uatiUlig rcliettci
IH .V." 1 i'I HI II II II
that "Dear Lady Rougcblsmnth" must necessa
rily have found a substitute; for the children (by
complexion) of Rachel could not afford to wasto
time In weeping for their mother. 80 hero Is
Lady T. again, delighting kocloty, and worrying
her lady's-maid Into an eaWy grave. Bless her I
(TAX
Snobkin, the great manufacturer! To bal ince
him we will have Mr. Jerushah P. Wauksharp,
of Suiartville, Mass., U. 8. It Is a pretty con
trast. Miobkin is slow and solid. Wuukshnrp
is go-alieaa and gassy. Old Snobkin is one of a
long line of Snobklns, distinguished as manufac
turers of any thing you like, by way of particu
larizing, from ink to Ironclads. Ho has moved
along like an elepluuit with capital. Tho
Trades Unions, and the dilllcultics thence aris
ing, have scarcely penetrated as vet to that
inner shrine in his skull, where, if anatomy is
to be believed, his brain is situated. But he is
warm very warm and will leave so much
warmtn bcliiml him that not to name his
eldest eon, who Inherits t'.ie business, as a noble's
son takes the title his family generally, reared
though they have been in a hothouse, will not
euller from a decline of temperature.
On the other hand, Jernshah P. Wauksharp
started in life without a cent. In England, when
a man begins life on three-halfpence and makes
a success, ho is so proud of his comparative
singularity that you nuver hear the last of it.
In America, the thing is so common nobody
boasts of it. Indeed, some people say that to
judge from the majority of society in New York,
such a rise must be almost the rule. So it is
impossible to say whether Jerushah P. Wauk
sharp was a newspaper boy or a shoeblack. It
is scarcely less difficult to say what he is now.
lie may be a genuine capitalist he may be tho
embodiment of a company of shrewd Yankees
or, he may be nn impor-tor. At any rate, lie
makes the money fly, and can talk a donkey's
nay, an elephant's leg off. At present he Is
ventilating a project for a Joint Subernubile
Railway between Chicago and Loudon.
Wc can only select one more sample from thl s
great hotel-hive. It is the lion, and Rev. Alger
non Kcredos a gentleman every inch of him,
and rector of a small country parish, with a
good income. He is about seventh from a peer
age, so he is well connected; aud as ho keeps
three curates, in order to conduct tho service
"properly," he may well be allowed to run up
to town in season to sec his relations. But he
does not Idle even when in town; for though he
goes to Lady Mountbang's receptions, he assists
at a favorite church in town on Sundays, and
does a little district-visiting In tho morning. It
might almost be supposed that ho went to her
ladyship's balls as a penance, for he never dances
save once a year, not because he disapproves of
it, but becauso he does not like it. But once a
year he leads out his head-farmer's wife In a
quadrille at the Harvest Homo, which he has
converted from a vulgar debauch into a pleasant
association of all classes; and which, by his pre
sence among the workers, he connects in their
mind with a recognition of the Great Source of
plenteous harvest. Does anybody grudge this
simple, earnest, hardworking gentleman a little
holiday among his kith and kin? Ho never
grudges anyone else a holiday Indeed, would
give the working classes more recreation days
if he could. He is, very likely, "over tho heads"
of his parishioners, but he has, somehow, found
his way to their hearts; and they are guided
more by tho latter than the former. Whether
he ever dreams in his remote village of becom
ing a bishop, thanks to his connections, I cannot
say. If ho does, I have no doubt ho chalks out
for himself an activo career, no less than ho
counts on tho season in town.
But the porter of the Great Thingumbob Hotel
has hud his suspicions roused by tho earnest way
in which we have eyed the lodgers of that vast
caravanserai, so wc had better retire.
Each to ms Post A good story is told with
regard to a "daft" man and a somnolent con
gregation. Whenever any of his hearers began
to "nod," tho minister observed that "daft
Jamie" aroused them somewhat shurply by
shooting peuso at them. Catching tho eve of tho
delinquent at last, he shook his linger at him re
provingly; but "Jamie" responded, not a whit
abashed, "Just gang on wi' your sermon, minis
ter, and 1 11 keepjho beggars wauklu'."
New Mrbic.An ugly old" bachelor suggests
that births should bo published under the head
of "New Music."
A thief of funny tastes lately entered a house
in Springfield and carried off two sets of false
teeth aud a pair of gold-bowed BpccUelcs.
It Is a good thing to be above-board, but gene
rally a bad thing to be overboard.
A Familv Likeness Not (as a rule) a Family
Picture.
"Thk Light of Othkh Days" Wax candles.
CJUIAI" Liyi.Ny. UvUig 011 excjtviucut.
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THE CATt A STUDY.'
Frm tho French of Victor TTnn.
The cat is the concrete symbol of a vacil
lating politician.
It Is always on tho fenco I
It Is the fe.lne embodiment of one of tho pro
foundest human principles wrenched from tho
clrcuraamblcnco of tho Unknown, aud hurled
into tno bosom or consciousness.
Nine tailors make one man. A cat has n'.no
times tho lifo of one man, for It has nlno lives,
I'ossession, also, is nlno points of thn im up
hold a legal possession of existence equal to the
span 01 cignty-one ciotniers' lives.
Let us bow reverently before this mi ft
- HJ,IM -ltV.il
The wanderer by tho mldnlcht ScashorA whmi
ine moon mat argent cornucopa ia of heaven
is strcamintr forth her flowers and fruit. f .
diance, and tho Illimitable Is Illuminated by tho
ineffable, will have remarked tho phosphorescent
ridges mat sciuuiiato along tho billows' tons
until the breakers seem to curve and snort like
horses' necks with manes of lightning clad
So, O man, when, in tho darkness of thlno
own chamber, thou passest thine hand aloivr the
lurry spine of this feline phantom of tb. l.u.
yard, the electric sparks dart forth, and a flash
of lightning fuses together the fingers aud tho
j nr.
Exquisite antithesis of Nature! The fireside
embraces the ocean. The hearthtsouc is iiav
with seashells. The monsters of the deep dis
port rciiceied in tne glowing embers. The in-
finite Abroad is brought into amalgamation with
the finite At Home.
The oceau roars.
The cat only rnrrs.
The billows rise and culminate and break,
inocais oacK rises, me telmc tide is up,
and we have a permanent billow of fur and Hush.
O impossible coexistences of uncoutradictory
contradictions!
Tho Duke of Wellington wait pronounced the
greatest captain of his age. General Gni'H
pronounced the creatcst captain of bis.
The greatest captain of any ago was tbc Cap
tain with his Whiskers.
Let us not call this tho tergiversation of his
tory. Call it rather the tergiversation of nature.
Ihc whiskers of the captain.
The w hiskcrs of the cat.
1 no Hirsute exponent of mart al supremacy.
Tho feline symbolism of tho Bearded Lady,
crossing her claws before the family fare.
ucaiousy lias been called tho irrcen-eved
monster.
The cat is the grcen-eved mouscr.
Both lie in wait. Neither destroys Its victim
without toying with it. One is tho fox, tho
other the friend of the fireside. Either is to be
met with in almost every family. Each is of
both sexes.
U1U 10m Cin. in excess, is onn of mnn'n
bitterest bibulous foes; man is tho bitter
bibulous foe of Old Tom cats. The one puts tho
bricks into the hats of the second, t.n bo uliiiwl
ai me neaus ot the third.
O Oscillations bctvi-nnn tin I
O
lips of the Seen touehmn- tlio II
seen ! O wave of thought careering through
iiiu us) iiihoics 01 eioudiand, crystallizing into
... it iuti luu laiicnis or Humanity.
The Rt.:irK nrt nut tit rilo-lit
co are tne cats ! "IHommr qti kit.
REAL. ESTATE AT AUCTION.
AhSKiNKES' SALE. ESTATK OF C1.A
- I i i Vi .i ... i.iiiiji, ym:i,uiiifurM.
lOIl fl'. 1 Jltt. rl'ht?nuii Jtr ....... A I ..
.'uewuiMi; Jilliuilllir l.or.M. I llfKnnt II Xln.ifi ............
county, I'a. On Tuesday. .Tune 22. lsi at 12 o'clock
noon, will he sold at punle sale, at the l'htlailHntiii
ISO. 1. All til .'it trnrt nf loiwl uil,i,.t,. 1 l:..; ' .... .
"""h1! luiiuwiiiir (HH(TitHMi nronurtifti. v z
lownslilp, MoutRoinery county. I'ennsvlvani.i.
. . DIUKKU 111 171111 1 ll II I
liOUIUM'd Km! ili'Srrihnd na fnilnn. t
point In tl. l n n w.V." HT"" "V,,5.."1. "
lluliinV. A, ii r i "iii.Dlimil, Mill
V. J. - , ""iiiieuHiwanny irom tlio north
easterly side of Montgomery avenue; theneo north
42 (Icirrccs iti m .tntpu finut iiiniwnn. mi.i.n.. .
ronrt iU feet 7 Inches, more or less, to a point, at the
...... ... ...v .iiiuiiic vi nam n mow urovo
"11,1 uiki m icei vine road, called Flourtown road
UlCIICe SOU III 4, lll-iTfl'a Ml III nr..u niin r ..... . , ;
Inches more or less, to another point In the middle
,.... c muu" '"'Krces, east still aloiuf
the middle of said road and iilon the lino of lots
lliai'kl'd NdS. IS ILIIll 1l nil unlil i,l.n r.....
Ulr '"u' i!'i"" or,1,;ss' t0 ""otlier point in the middle
, :, " , niL-iiuu muu along tno middle
of Haul road feet to a point ut the intersection of
the middle of said road with a certain 40 feet wide
road, parallel with, and ut the distance of about 7M
u uva Bumiicuninuriiiy irom ine willow (irove
roud; thence uIoiik the middle of said 40 feet wide
road south 42 decrees 21 minutes, west 4ftS feet
Inches, more or less, to a point still in the middle of
mild last mentioned road, and thence north 47 decrees
iiy minutes, west alotiK the line of land marked on
said plan No. 14789 feet 9 inches, more or less, to
'vf
. .it . ,,iui u, m KiiiiinW. v omamuiK o acres, 2 roods.
18 8-Kio perches, Including one-half of eucli of the
TC1U MU 111 It I 111! j II r ttli.H.win
.uuiiiiill UIUICU11,
No. 2. All that tract of land flltuate in the county
EforcHiLtd. nml mnrLfil nn tUa iin iin- ....
tate, No. lb; bounded aud described as follows:
Tllirrltl Mini, at ft I . i
... Hi..i..i,K ni n jujiui iii iiinuuu oi a ceruim 40
v n.i.c in,!.,, niuuii in parauei wun and at the dls
lance oi iw icet 9 Inches southeastwardly from tho
middle of the Willow Grove road, at the distance of
f 10'"ifHtwardly from the northeasterly side
j avuuue; ineuce norm 42 deir. 21 mm.,
east alontf the middle of said 40 feet wide road 7fiS
feet 9,' Inches to a point at the Intersection of tho
middle of said 40 feet road with the Flourtown road ;
L - ' o mui., f.. aioiift the middle or said
Uourtown road 1249 feet 11 Inches, more or less, to a
no nr. Htlll in tlio mill, .la ,.f ,.i,i fi. J i.
... ------ .... daiii riiiuiiuwii ruaii:
thence 8. 44 dejr. 11 min., VT. along tho southeast-
.M.imj ni.mui uiiumn iiNcui wme roau too iota
1 nchnu uiul luinnA nUi... ... ii m . . . . '
mm hut nc LUC IIIIU UI J(H8 IlltirKel
HUld Mlttl N()H. 9. 10. 11 uml 19 M 7
V - " ! Vll-H, KMIIIIl,, IV ,
liws feet, more or lean, to the place of beirlnninir,
i,i,ly IQJM l,llli- n. 1..
eluding road on southeast half of Klourtowu road,
lllld Ollll.llllir (if r,in,l in ttm ti,ii-tli..-n.
No. a. All that trm-t of land, situate in the county
uiviirnuiii, iiiiuitcii on nn- nan oi uie riat.t estate, Ii.
17. Hounded and described as follows: Uej?lmilii
at a point at the Intersection of the middle of tho
l louitowu road und a 40 feet wide road, parallel with
mui .I ,1... .Il.i . ... r,
en., av in c iiinuuu - ui unoui eJ ieci 9 inches HOlllll
cHsiwiinuy rrom the middle of the Willow (irove
road; thence N. 42 dejr. 21 in in., K 122 feet 2',' Inches,
more or less, to a point still in the middle of said 40
feet wide road ; thence S. 2 detr. 16 mill., K. iilomf
the middle of suld road and hIoiir the lino of lot .No.
is on suld plan ties feet 8 inches, more or less, to
another point still In tho middle of said road ; thence
S. 77 (!('. 81 mln., W. still along the middle of said
road, und partly along lots Nos. 18 and 22 on siid
plan 204 feet 4 inches, more or less, to a point still in
the middle of said road ; thence S. 47 defr. 45 mill., K.
still along the middle of said road, ami along lot No.
23, B17 feet 7 inches, more or less; thence N. 42 dci.'.
1ft niln., K. along laud of Armstrong b:is f"et 1 1
Inches, more or less, to a point In the middle of tho
rlourtown roud, und thence N. 47 deg. 4ft mln., W.
along the middle of Flourtown road 1249 feet It
inches, more or less, to the place of beginning. Con
taining U acres, 1 rood, I uo-loo perches, including
portions of roads as shown on said 1'ltitt estate plan.
The above-described lots are all leased with a pro
vision in the lease that possession will bo given ut
any time, on 20 days' notice to lessee.
No. 4. All that lot of laud, situate in the county
afoii Hiild, marked on the plan or tlio 1'latt estate,
No. 2ft. Hounded and described as follows: Itegi li
ning at a point ut the intersection of the middle of
the Flourtown roud, und a point in a new road, 40
feet wide; thence S. fill deg. as mln., W. along a
line 10 feet. N. W. of the southeasterly side thereof,
and ulong the line of Armstrong's laud, 790 feet 9 y
Inches, more or less, to a point; thence H. 47 deg.' 3
mln., E. 4M feet Inches, more or less, to a point,
a corner of this and laud of II. C. U-a; thence N. M
deg. 8ft min., W. along said Lea's land 871 feet T
Inches more or less, to a point In the middle of
suld Flourtown road, ami thence N. 88 deg. W. along
the middle thereof 444 feet, more or less, to tho
place of beginning. Containing 8 acres, 1 rood, 24
192-1000 perches. (This includes one-half of Flour
town road, aud 10 feet of roud along tho northwest
side.) The above lot Is sold subject to a lease ex
piring October 1, 1809. The assignees give notice
t hat purchasers umst bear the expenses of fencing.
I'luiis can lie hud at the oltlco of Assignees, H. K.
corner of Blxth aud Walnut streets, and at the Auc
tion ltooms.
Edward Bhiitkk,! ,
Wh. h. Kohin. I Ass's-neea.
. . JH. THOMAS a, K
V. THOMAS A HONS, Auctioneers.
U. iVUU'U fciti-vvt,
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
-t TO If RTCKMAKERS, CAPITALISTS
lli' A l OTIII-'HS.
SAl.K BY OHIKR OF Tff F ItOARP) OF DlRKO
vmj 1 11 lit j si 1 liiii'-i J IVH-IV ivi ft lYIiXtt
rL iii l tvi nfi-i mi 11 itr arkT
CO M t'ANY.
TTTOMAR A HONS. Aar.t-1nnfln.
VKKY VAUIAllLK (JLAY I A) T.
Abont Twonl y-onn aorr'n.
CIKKMANTOWN TURNPIKE.
Twpntv-iirbth wnrrl, t
1TNITWN AS Ttl h" .IfillV I 11 IV I iVTT PnnPlrDTV
Oil TUK.snA Y. .hinn23, at 12 o'clock noon, will bo
(MM At public wt In, at thn INiiUrifilnhia Kxchnnxfi:
All thai Very Hll)nllA oUv Int. With thn inmniVnmnnU
thfreon erected, cntttainin twenty-onn aero, mum or
Ihh, Bittiate on thn (.rminnldwn turnpilto, 1 wonty-eihth
wnrd. lioundprt by the Knariinir Rail marl. North I'tula-
dtliliia i'lank Road, and ground of
Thn improvements coitaiM. of a Ifl
K. Hnbnrtjt ami rU Imn
laro matiflion, wit h out
building, and two tenement bonne; alan. a covered droii
....! .... ..I 1.1 I.. .I.U r.-v, .. . . . (
fnfll Vll nt
trade eitnltliotied : railroad track, connecting with Heading
ii n vii i in vnpauin ill ll(tillllt( U)Tl, Wll H
rt annum ; a mr" onca yam, wn n Pii'vin, Kiln, clay Uoumj
llK by 60 feet ; online hi. ue, 40 by 60 foet. etc.
'Imji r of all incumbrance.
I V Tormi cash. Immediate pntmettAion.
Oilfinn t. K tiaiil mt ia lima .if !
t - 'Vii a nlmrn ia onn Ilia it. val.i.KU
nffnrrd for aaln for a lntiff limn, and is wtiW worthy tho
airnntion or raimuiinra and otiipra.
W nue piun bi inciiuniiMi mnrp,
in. i uo.iMn . niikn. anrrtnnonr-,
7 12 19 No, l&tand 141 H. FOUIiTIl Strmtt
iniMCH. r.Hiiiie oi i. mam vcrrff(, U'ccacii.
hoiniiS A ?(iis. Auct (Humth Altmcrn Throo.
Btor.v Itrlck Hpldtnco nnd Kuniltun, No. k's Mhn
whall Ktroct, hctwiMn Pnrish and I'oplur HtrM't. m
Kllikllnv ruifllirf Iumi 11 Ul'll nt 111 s.'..,u.L- hpIU I.i
iimm iiiii, f ii in. it, i'i"i', tu nMivmiA, Tf in in;
Hold at public Hair, on tlii! proiniscH, nil that, inodorn
t tl rin.lili.l-V .f 1..L- nmumin i.f if l . 1... ..1.
.vi -pmii j i 'i n i iii inn i in m", nil ii iiuiptiihi y i ui pa
tiiiildliicr iwwl Wit tf ,rp, ill, nl ultmifii rtn tin. wnut ul.ln
Of Marshall street, north of 1'nrrlsli Htrecf. No. h.'w
containing in front on Marshall street 17 feet fi
inches, and extending in depth on the north side lor
feet 8, Inches, nnd on the south side 109 feeti1;
inches. It has saloon parlor, dining-room, and
kitchen on the llrst Moor; 2 chambers, sil ting-room,
bath and Store rooms on the Heeoml floor nn,l i
chambers on the third floor; has gas, bath, rang,-,
not and cold water, etc. Clear of all incumbrance.
Terms, fawto may remain on mortgage.
FurnUiiro Immediately after the salo of the
house will be sold thn u-nlnnt tinrtnr rnrniNirn ni..i...
lirussels and Ingrain carpets, etc. ' '
.-vi. riio.MAS ft sunk, Auctloneors,
6 510 12 Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOL KT1I Street.
UKAI. KSTATE THOMAS Snwsi! v '
l)"V Two new nnd modern three.Htorv hriet- iiwoii.
..iit, Aj,avt.b t,iii, lii',,111 L III,',',, bll oiitreu V'll
Tuesday, .Tune in, 1H9, nt 12 o'clock, noon, will be
sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange.
all fli an nnw mi.l ...... .1. ...... .........
.. .unci.. null iiiii,,, , 11 iiiu-,:.THii , l,IICfl HieSKll
nges, nml the lots of ground thereunto belonging,
situate on the went hI,1 of virteentii uir.u., i.min..ii
Christian nnd Carpenter streets, Nos. 922 nnd 924;
em u coinaiiiiiig in iront on f literutn street is feet,
and extending in depth 70 feet. They each have
narlor. dlnlinr-room. nml tarn kitt-hona ,in rirut ,i, .,
two chambers, bath, and store-room on second Moor!
and three chambers on third floor; neatly papered
and nalnted: have the ni,l
cellars, etc. They will bo sold separately. Each
subject to a yearly ground-rent of W60, and a mort
gage of flooo.
JH. THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers,
6 31 6 B 12J Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOUIU'H Street.
HEAT. KSTATF THOMAS .1 Hov' sue
Four new three-storv brick ilii-elliimu v,,a
... ' ' ..wuiii k'i.t,i rut-ct. vii
l iKiuHitv .Tiitw, ir. 1c,:,i .if 1 ni..i....i. ...m i...
ilt'2. 17(U 1701'. nml 17, w w,mtli Ui.-tv. it-....- , .
- ih, urn.., in ,6 U LIIU l, ,11,1111, in no
sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Kxchange, nil
those four new three-story brick messuages, with
one-story kitchens and lot of ground, situate on tlio
west side of Sixth street, between Morris and Wat
kins streets, First ward, each containing In Iront on
Sixth Street. 1li feet. Illlil CVtiili.lini. in .l..n 1. ,!i, f...,.
to a 3 feet wide alley,vlth the privilege thereof. One
of the lots narrows to 14 feet In the rear. The houses
are new. have mm nines, ii.iti, ,.t,i i.'.,..ii o..i. ...... ...
a yearly ground rent of J'.lO. Immediate possession.
Keys at the corner store. They will be sold sepa
rately. M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers,
6 B 10 12 Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOI ItTII Slreet-
liK.AT. KST ATP rPI I, r w t. c;,Vijt . r'n
-, 1 hret! storv briek Htnre utwl iiuL'uiiiti Vr. -.i..
arkef street, west, nf 'l'hlr,,-c.., ' . 7.'.
luesouy, June in, 1S9, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be
U,il,l ill t ml, Ii, i a. il. nf .1... 1,1.11. .. I. .it.i.. t. i '
. ....... nn,., i , iiuuiit'iiniia r.xcnuiigc, (III
that three stoi-v Itrlck- ut,,r ami ,ii,-..ii.... ...,,i.
: , , v. ,. .... it .. . 1 1,,,;, n ,, ii , , I
storv double back biiildimru. Kitnutn i.r,i. ui.i..
ot Market street, No. 3729; containing in front on
.ii.ii-M-i Kireei. m ieci, and in depth 120 feet, includiil"'
a four-feet wide alley leading Into Filbert street, with
the free use ami nrivileim thumnr ti,.. i,
gas, bath, hot und cold water, furnace (gas fixtures
included in the sale free of charge). It is an excel
lent business locution. Turmg t.,..,i
property may remain on mortgage.
iM. THOMAS A SONS. Auctioneers,
n, ii ,1 lON. Iu aUU '4 S. I I) , 1 1 Stn.nf
LOOKING CLASSES, ETO.
ESTABLISHED 179 5.
A. S. ROBINSON,
FRENCH PLATE LOOKING-GLASSES,
ENGRAVINGS,
LEAUTIFUL CURO.MOS,
PAINTINGS,
Manufacturer of all kinds of
LOOKING-GLASS,
PORTRAIT, AND PICTURE FRAMES.
NO. 910 CHESNUT STREET,
Fjftidoor above the Continental. Phila.
J O H H M 1 T H,
1.00KINU.UI.AS.S AND PICTURE
MANUFACTUUEK,
BIBLE AND PRINT PUBLISHER,
And Wholesale Dealer in
AMERICAN AND FRENCH CLOCKS AND REGU-
.u&TUKa Olf EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Also. Oeneral A rrnnt fn. fh n,. w...
Patent Condensing CoITee and Tea Pets something
that every family should imiw h k ,w.,2
can save fifty per cent. ' ' ""vu
j ie Buppiiea at a liberal discount.
lBSm No.ttlftlUeilNTRVPT
BLANK BOOKS.
BLANK BOOKS.
The Largest Stock and Greatest Variety
OP
FULL AND IIALr-BOUUD
BLANK BOOKS,
MEMORANDUM, PASS,
COPY-BOOKS, ETC. ETC.,
To be found In this city, la at the
OLD ESTABLISHED
Blank Book Manufactory
OF
JAS. B. SMITH & CO.,
No. 27 South SEVENTH St.,
S 18 thstuSm PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE AND SALESROOM, FIRST FLOOR : WARII
ROOMS, UP STAIltS.
O O V E R N ME N T S ALES.
Ol' UNIT Kl) 8 T A T K S ' VKSSELsi
Navy Hkpiutupvi, .
s
ALE
Bl'BEAD OP CONSTKI'CTION ANUUKPAIR V
Wahminuton, 1). t, Junes, iais. )
The Navy Dcpurtmeut will oircr for sale, ut Publlo
Auction, at the United States Navy Yard, Washing
ton, 1). C, on the luth day of Jum:, at VI o'clock M.,
the iron side-wheel Steamer KHAMOIUN, of liKiO
tons, old nieusiireiiieiit.
At the United States Navy Yard, Philadelphia, on
the Slat day of June, at lli o'clock m., the Iron side
wheel Steamer IIOKNET, of euo tons, old measure,
merit.
The vessels and their inventories can be examined
at any time, on application to tho Commandants of
the respective Navy Yards. The whole amount of tlio
purohose money must be deposited at the time of a, In
dication, and the vessels must be removed from Hie
navy yards witliiu two weeks irom tho day of
salo.
The Government reserves tho right to withdraw
the vessels from sule for any purchaser who will pay
the appraised value with, tm increase of tmi (in) per
Cl'fitlUU Ulereto, 6 DUuituH
Jm P. B A N K 3 O N,
COMMISSION MEECIIANT,
Wo. 143 DOCZC STUCET,
Agent In Philadelphia foi the Celebrated
Potomac His Hydraulic Csmsnt.
This celebrated Cement is used upon all the puMIc
bulldinus at Washington, D. C, and has been ana
lyzed by Dr. Henry Eml, late Consulting Chemist at
the Department of Agriculture, who pronounces it
enual to the best Roman Cement. It lias been known
and used at the South since lsao, and every lock on
the Chesapeake und Ohio Canal, Irom Cumberland to
Alexandria bears testimony to Its merits.
Builders nnd Contractors pencrally are invited to
subject It to the severest tests. o 9 wsiiirp
C. F.
RUJVSPP,
Manufacturer und Importer of
rANCY LEATHER. GC0D3,
NOS. 11G AND 118 NOltTU FOURTH ST
Pockot Hocks,
Nutchnlfl,
Traveling Ttriffn,
Porto rtionnaio.,
Portf,,li,m,
Ciar Cases,
Writinif C'mr-s,
AVritirn? lsk-i,
i!iink,,rn' ( 'us,.,
I 'rtMiiif. C'asoa.
Mon,y llIt,
Match Uasos.
WIIOI.KSAI.K AMI KI-TAir,,
NOS. 11C AND 118 NORTH FOURTH ST.,
66'" Pllir.ADEI,PIII.V.
encinesTmac hVn e : r y7e to.
F- TENX STEAM EN'fSIXE AND
' nFii,i'.n nuuM. nr. A UK A I.KVV.
ixo.l, ,, mill l'Ut,M(.,(,V ll.lVllllI
lor many years boen in siici-edslul uperatiun, and lmon ni
cliiBively enRiiKed in building and repairing Abirinn ami
Kivor KnRineN. IiirIi and low-prusanrf. Iron Hniler, Wutnf
lanks, I'ropel ers, etc., et rppct fully ottor their scr.
vues to the public aB beinn tally prnparnd to contract for
enKinos of all sizes. Marine, Kivor, nnd .Stationary; havinn
sets of pat turns of ilitterent mzex, are prepared to execute
. . ...mj. ticnrriprion or itartern.
niakinK made at tile shortest notice. Hurh and
in,, km. 1
I unular nnd Cylinder lioi'ers of tlie bust i'enn
sylvania. Charcoal Iron. ForRiinrs of all Ri.ea ,l ki.,a.
iron and IbaHH CaMiiitfsof h! ilosrriptions. Hull I'lii nin'
Screw Cutlinfc, aud all other work connected wi'h tho
above business. v
llrawiiiKs and specifications for all work done at tha
establishment tree ol chat", and work guaranteed
i he subseribeis have ample wharf duck room for repairs
of boats where they can lie in perfect sa.ety. and are pr
ir lhwUKt"',, f,t"s, etc- e,-,or ri8""'
JACOI5 C. NRAKIK.
JOH.N P. I. low.
PFAjTMljiml i'Af.MIOIt Slreots.
COUTH WARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
O WASUlNCiTON Street.. U
l'lln-ADELPBTA.
.MKRKICK Jc SONS,
. . "NOJNKEKS AMI MACHINISTS,
mannfaotnre High and Low Pressure Steam Kmjine. fof
Land. Kiver, anoVMarine Kervice. ror
lioilom, Uasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc
Castings of all kinds, eituor Iron pr Hrass.
Iron I nime itoofs for Gaa Works, Workahops, and Rail,
road bt-ations, etc.
Kfltorta ami Una Mi.hln.M.1 ,k. I .. , . j . ,
: . ... , j u. win,, iuju unn iiq-
proved construction.
r.very ae:ription oi fiantatlon Maohinery, also. Sugar.
. , iiivii.iii 1 ui, w,i oioaju 1 raids, lie-
lecators, b liters, Pumping Kuxino, eto.
Sole Agent, for N. liilleux's Patent Sugar Boiling Appa
ratus, esmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and Aspinwull
chinos. 1 o...
QIRARD TUDE WORKS.
JOHN II. BIURPHY & BROS,
ninuiifucliirern of WrnuKht Iron Plue, Etc.
PUILADKLPHIA, PA.
WORKS,
TWENTY-THIRD and FIIJlEItT Ntreetn.
OFHOK, n i
No. 4i North FIKTII Street.
STOVES, RANGES, ETO.
NOTICE.-TIIE UNDER 8IGNE
;fl would call the attention of the public to his
NKW (iOLI)KN K.AU1.! FU KNACK.
. ... .a u luuigu uew neater, ix, i. so conHtrnoted
as to once uommeud itself to geueral favor, boing a oomhi.
natiou of wrought and cast iron. It is very simple in its
.0 pmimiiij ntr-biRtii.; seiijieaning. bar.
nn nn Iimm nr ilmm. tn ti. , ..... , .
, . , "'.'"" . i proauce a lartei
""I"'""' "o"" ,r""' LU" M.1110 weignior coal thananyfar
... ....... . uv iijKiuuiBiiiu comiiiion or tne airftt
produced by my new arrangement of evaporation will
once demonstrate that it is the only Hot Air Furnace thai
Those in want of a complete Heatius Anp&rataa wonU
W VM u4 VAAUI1UU IMIH1U11 r.Mfl O.
. , CH A KLKS WILLIAMS,
Nob. 1 134 and 1 134 M AKK KT Street,
i . . i niiatieipnia.
A Urge assortment of Cooking Range Fire-Hoard
Dtovea. I nvr li,,wn I i r-x V ...... i .. , . ' i
hand. ' Biwnor. I
N. B. Jobbing of ail kind, promptly done. 6 10
CROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
jyjIOHAEL MEAGHER & CO.
No. 223 South SIXTEENTH Btreet,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
PROVISIONS,
OYSTERS, AND SAND CLAMS,
FOR FAMILY USB
innnnriaa lis run iiuzkm. 8 8
AGRICULTURAL.
PTIfT.A I)R1 IMITA WlUPUCDUV riTnirT
DA. Agriculturist, trul nthni K.niUn-i I .
IiWkberry Plant ; lUrtiord. Oonoonl, and othrtr Grtiue
" UeUnoo. N. J
I ARZELERE & BUCHEY.
Cuatoin Iloime Ilrokore and Notaries Public,
No. 405 LIBRARY STREET.
ALL CUSTOM HOUSE BUSINESS THANSAOTKD,
passports PRoounrcn. "
c
O li N E X C If
BAG MANUKAfiTORY.
i, hi v n i a , , ,.- v
A N G E
N.
K. corner of I A UK KT ami wAtKH Stroeta.
1'lllluililllilllH,
DKALKR IN HA(;n AND BAOOINQ
Of every doserint inn. f
Oram, Hour, Salt, Kiiper-Plmspliata of Lime, Buns
imibi, r.ie.
fjtrge and small dUNNY BAliS constantly on hand
Hi Also. WOOL HACKS.
OTATR KIKIITH VCM
SALE. STATE
k.7 Riglits nf a mluahlo Invention lust nalunte,
the SLICING. OUTTINtt.and DllIl'l'lNd ,.f ,ln.i I.uf
o,1, and fur
cabbage, .te., are hereby ottered fur sale. It is an article
of great value to proprietor, of hotels and restaurants
and it should be introduced into every family SI'A I'k!
K Mi H'l N t,,r salo Model can bu seen at TKI.KURAFII
OI' KICK, COOfRR'b I'Ol.NT, N. .1.
I'M M LI N DY 4 HQKFM A N
IlOlMiKJiS' AND V()sfKNlIOLM'a"P(7ukKT
lT,T, ?1Jn,iN' !?",l! f ?C,..K,J,8 n1l. of beautiful finish.
KOlH, hits' and WA1U! A Bl'Ttni Kll'8 RAZORS, and
111, A .,),. iratAil T.h-f 1, 11 'l-U IT u. , ... ...... .-T ..U
- i , . . .... .vAin ouiaouaa oi la
tie.L uui v.
Ka
Pr.li.
Haaura, KniTita, Scissor., and Table Cutlery Oroand and
oilslMM , .t 1'. MAUI'.lKA'h, No. 1 15 a T4NTH btreet
. . t -'
tialtiw Ctiennut
rpilK ADAMS EXPKKSS COMPANY, OFFICE
X No. ;W (1IIKSNUT Str.t. forward. Parcel., Hack
age. Merehaiuliiw, Hank Noie., and Speoie, either by ii.
mo linwMir in ooimmitinn with other Kiprea. Ooiupani.
tc UUieiirinuiual Uiwu.aud oitiesin the I'uited Statue
JOHN HlNdUA.V,
HnDH-nil"
T K A V N KSS. KVEKY INSTRUM ENT THAT
a ' Hiieiieii .na UUI nave Invented to assist tne neannf
in .veiy ileKi-n ui ileal no; also, Rospirator.; also, Oran.
dull'. I nlnt Oruli'liB. smierior to any ntaer. in uu.lt I'.
SIAIlklRA'KL N.. 1 u tlmIii
(lllaMHt.
CV. Tan 1 a BUWl. umutm
t Dlt. F. GIRARD, VETERINARY 8UR-
aiul nil surgical oiHiratious, with ettieieut aooommodatiou.
(or tOTM, at hiattuOriuAry Ho. tt0 MAiUiilALL btreet
mi i'lWiW, i Ui
KHIPPINQ.
Oil A V- y. mm.
TUB SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST '
FANX liltEIGHT LXINI
EVERY TmmsDAY.
The m Ora J.
TIirRSliAY.Jiine 17,at4)'.M. N !U 00
TliroiKjh bills of hidiiiK jriveu in connection with S.
C. It. Ii. to points In the South and Southvy"Ht.
Insurance at lowest rates. Kates of freight as ln
as by auy other route, For freight, Hnpiy to
A. NOUrikft CO.,
S2tf rMK II KTHl'l'l" u-imL
- - ...... ii IIAltF ,
fnnt
loivi
I AI-A V ( t'i i ' che,ne...
L'T I Al'l L v-V K'lllsseat,,.
r I . LA I I' I- N r i .. . '
vii.Lii ve i-ARis.:v.v.h;ft ::
....R.-il onlay. May I
.....Snt-jrd iy, J'jy (g
. ...Ni iirtl ,y, My ay
...H iturdujr, Juae li
in gold (iroludl,,,? OF "A88AUK
v . , . 1() Ulil-'S'I' lt lMVRif
1 ' ..ll;,,no:abii
'I e ..earner; doieii;, iV Ii ' "
illwlu-,,1 att..iu,M. flX . P-wcngora,
..8H
Am, ru-nn travmien gxinir t nr ruinin. ,
tinent of l- nrepe. I.y tA,,!gKtl e'Tt. a n
onneo-ssary risks from trant I , ,. , r, .'" "T
Closing the ciiani.,,1. I..l, "u ,, W "
eipvuiie. (i Ki , K M vt; y ' ,,tr '." ud
L-oliipatiy, to
!., ..... . " aiiplyat ;,
I ;,
N-0CH:;r'
ii , , ,.- . ...
VpTK Pl.'ILADELPHIA. RICHMOND
?'AMI Ni lit ttil.K h !,.' V, . .... v."
i intoiitiH kk riti' ir i i JiiNJh
Stret;tDOOn ,rm lliMt WKK ibov. MAFIKKT
T11KOUGIT RATK3 to all nointa In w ...
Carolina, via Seaboard Air LmBn rJ,"i;,"r,,b,,J.
I'ortwnouth and to Ij-nchbiiri Vn t ' ''"Dn,"' t
West, via VirRini ,n,T Tennowee A lV,',."'""'' ",,ul 11,9
and Danville Railroad ua0"",6 A" Line and Richmond
KAttM
carrying every dewiriptiim of freiglit n8d'um tor
transfer?1"' f" lage, or any expense of
Steamship, insured at the lowest rates, -
Ireifiht received daily.
No. 13 8. WIIARVndieY ffe.f
llKld. 4 CO., Agonl. at Norfolk. J 1 15
LORILLARD'S STEAMSIlip
KT-.-ir LINK FOR
KEVV YORK.
Sailing Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
REDUCTION OF RATES.
,.. pPr',lK rllt,9, cominenclnir March is.
Palllnp; 'Jm-Hdiiys, Thursdavs, and Suturnavs. On
and after l.Mh of .March frcii t by tli s linwlll bl
taken at 12 cents per loo pounds, 4 SK 'l o?
1 cent per Rallon, shin's optioiu Advanoo charireS
cashed at ottlce 011 tier. Frelglu rSved at at!
tlniea on coverea whurf. received at all
o oo8 J0IIN P- 0nL.
N-'BTtraratesonsniall JiSMSj
NEW EXPRESS LINE TO
conue.-tion. at Aloxan.lna from the mn.1 hZ V.Jj r
8.utbwe.t:, ' v,ue, UMton, and the
Steanicrs loave jyira'Brly every Saturday at noon from tha
flint wharf above Market street. m
f reight received daily.
HVTlK A TVTFH " V N,'rtn "nd houth Wharvea.
vi liHiiir? TTr a ' .AK,;ni'! "l Georgetown: M.
Kl.LIRIUOK A CO., Agent, ut Alexandria. 4 1 5
.Vlll- I lllri, U, .,n Vw. fcT L "-11 .. .. ul." .u.
FOR MVHSOnnt . tn.
SQUKfCNSTOWN. Inman IJn. of M.M
earner, are appointed to sail as fob
f i.y of London.turd,;;, 'dune li?Tit 1 l"6 M 11
i ityof RrjKkiyn, Saturday, June2.atl KM
I.tna, via llahtax Tuesday dune 211 at III a!m.
I.IIV (if HnMlnn. vi. Ilullf... T . ..
from He. North River lUrUtty Taenia,
vA 1 KiS OF PAS8AOK.
KlRSTriiiin Gold- . l'rl'l in Ourrouoy.
lowinnon inci ,n I . .
" i, "u IO IXlIlfl )Q, , J,)
lol'an. 116 To Pari....
AuHl ' 'AmJ T,JEM)4X STKAMEll, VIA HAttiai;
P.i.l.l.lili MIKUAII
ijverP-ooj.:r;:.:r.... : . ugs." ? Uttmno'- m
. au, Hams.... 8?9
bt. John's, N. F., ) .. St, John'.. N. if 1 0
ry urancn Steamer.. ..4 hy Knoiti Steamer.. ...
r'aasenifer. alsn fiirwnr.l., . . -...i..-i . . . . . ,
etc., at reduced ratea, ""ourK. Bremen.
'I'll'llAtil nun Im l.Allirht Iiam . J
Wi,hiug te Tsen I foV their Vrion u "uu81" P-ont
j'oTOTiV.rr"'",
0ra,a w 'OHMJNNKLL i FAUl K. Agent..
4 5 No. 4 IlUHKSNUT Street.. Pi,il-1i .
NOTICE FOR NEW YOKKrvTl
DKLVWARK ATO RARITAN OANAL.
TTTTii i,rA iii iV t IXZiViXS yy r a . y . .
: 1 ; in ' r .' water oommunioa.
tion between Philadelphia and New York
Steamer, leave daily from first wharf below Market
St reot, Philadelphia, and foot of Wall street. New York
t'oods forwarded by all the line, running out of New
York, North, Kant, and West, free of commission.
height received ami forwarded on accommodating torrna.
WILLIAM P. CLVDK A CO., Agenta,
No. la B, DELAWARE Avenue, Phila.Ielphla.
am r . . J.A M KS 11 A Nl. Agent,
A3? "o- 1 H WALL Street, Aew York.
NOTICE. FOR NEW YORKT
via Delaware and Rarltjui n.n.i swiunf.
SITR K TH A NSI'oilT A Tl- lSVM"o"aVSi
1,1. SPA
TCH AND SWIbTSURK LINK. '
ffcTafh M" uy ti.'B8e .llnM wiU ba sumed on and after
the SI h of March, t or Freight wbioh wiU be taken on
acoomniodaUng terms, apply to "
,M W. M BAIRD CO.,
J. Ne. 13a South Wnarvee.
ROOFING.
EADY ROOFI
N
It
G.
lan be
v"" mioiwi iaj mil uuumiiga.
BTKKP OR FLAT ROOFS
ftt one-half tb xnense of tin. It is readily pot on old
ShtnirlM Kim,, wiilin.., . i. i. .
ln rt-7.,.7.i.. 1 " SU? .ningiea, luua avoid
ing the damaging of oeilimra and rn,, ,k.i.
fning repair.. (No gravel used.)
RhStJtVK YOUR TIN ROOF8 WITH WKLTOWS
I am always prepared to Repair and Paint Roof, at short
notice Also, WlNT FOR SLK by the barsel or" aj W
the best and cheapest in the market.
W A. v"KLTON
. No- 711 N- NINTH Street, above Ooatea, and"
8 17' No. m WALN UT Street
nM -MJ'V T- PI
ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS
I rt r ... .
, , , ....... iv.Hun: , es, yes. p.vory size ana
trn,Aii1,J,.5,Wn..iit..N.0- 843 ".THIRD Street, the AM K
K1UAN ( ONl RliTV phut am,. 1., , - . I, . . u . ....
a AND finilKKRil -ir.i
. 1 : , , . , ..... 1 all. xw,r uw.nranr
are selling their celebrated paint for TIN ROOKS, and
inr preserving all wood and metals. Also, their solid com
pie. roof covering, the best ever offered to the public, with
v . ..v-n,n, ,u., iu, uio wra. ani.i-vermin.
ire, and V ater-imaif Light, Tight, Durable. No eraok!
,uK, ,,en,,iig, orsiinnaing. ss paper, gravel, or heat. Good
lor all .limatcs. Directions riven for work-m arwt
men .upplied. Care, promptness, oertaintyl One uriuel
Calll Kxaininel Judirel
Agent, wanted for interior counties.
&"f JOSEPH LEEDS, Principal.
rpO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
Wears nrtrfirn to furnish Kno-liih Imnmw
AtSFHALTHJ ROOKING FKLT
in nn.nl.,;.... 1 mi.: u .
... M w oull. 1 uia ivuuub waa lueq Ul OOV.r the
Paris EihibiUon in lbti7.
MKKUll ANT A OO .
8m Noa. 517 and 619 MINOR Street.
TOOFTNfl T.TTTI.W CO.. I'TUD'
LIVE
a . Jif!i IT , o , Ever.
IV ROOFERS." No. 1S MARKET Kt.nv.i
Every
mn'eil to keep in repair rr live fenn. Old Tin Roof,
made equal to new. A trial only required to Insure aatia.
faction. Order, promptly attended to. a a 1,
ucuiiuiuii ui wn, iu iiw luaue iiirni and ...r.
OLD GRAVEL ROOF8 COVERED OVER
with Haatie Slate, and warranted for ten ,m '
11 A All IT, IV A nnhuL-i
11 , ,, 1,1. ... . . . . .
8 IMm
No. 45 8. TENTH Street.
N(
JOW IS THE TIME TO
CLEANSE
YOUlt HOUSE.
tvi in:ie, IIAKTMAIV He CO.8
WANIIINCi) ANI t'M'ANSIVO Piiu'mlm.
ESrtrt . a. nuwMAiw n0ie Agent, .
.fflbnl No. Ibid tRANlttORD Hold.
FIRE AND BURQLAR PROOF SAFE
C. L. M A I S E It.
MANtTFAOTUKKH 0 ,
FIRB AND LUltfir.Ali.Iloni BAWD-a'
UMJK.S1IIT1I, BKLrHANOKIL AND DKALKR IM
La.
fONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANfJK
Hli-WAY
iiLiUJLNti liARDWARK,
M No. 434 JUCB Btreet.
J