in Texas—Deport of General Gre
gory—Deduction of the Military Force
Deprecated.
Brevet Brigadier General E. M. Gregory,
aesista.nt, commissioner of Freedmen's Bu
reau forlthe State of Texas; has forwarded
to Major General O. O. Howard a report of
the operations of the bureau in that State,
-oluted *Nil 18th. He i•states that he -had
Just returned from a „tour of inspection'of
many hundred miles in extent through
Western Texas, and everywhere found the
laborers steadily at work in - the fields, and
well and"profitably t erctPloyed„ ,Misunder
atandings 6etween theni and,their employers
are. becoming, ignite unfrequent.
Ijai:talus the freedom:of -toe negro has, be
4ioinel recognized palpable' fact, in meat of
'Texas; and pri.perty holders are disposed
treat ,taia claims with an increasing degree
<ft fairpess f :lmit adds-" During the month of,
leferel.'itintnii to date, instances of maltreat- ,
mentand violent- abnses• have - -perceptioly
increased` in some portions of the' :State.
'These canbe readily traced to the - very con
aiderable reduction of the military force,
and to the increasing - excitement on the
: grave questions now agitating, our Govern..
fatent.- - • - lt is, feared ; by., theloyal 'residents
- that the Withdrawal of thii troops from the
interior will be followed by much harsh
Ness towards, the „freedmen, and ..that these
, ornelties.will., increase.; in ratio ,propor
lionate to the army reduction.
"The conduct of the Southern freedmen,
bas been in every way loyal and commit,.
mdithle...._Xny antagonism between the races
they clearly-see will result to their detri
ment, and-they avoid - it'. - "The same infltt
-cues that urged the freedman to labor, will
operate to make therif fifithfial to their con
tracta,.. In. thiuState,the rate of ; wages has
motteen'theed 'either as to maximum' or
miniritnn; by any regulations from this'of
-..fice. Under such arrangements, the-plan
ters ancl-failiters - of Texaibave put in large
camps of sugar, corn, cotton, and wheat, and
Ihaxard-t,huopinion thatif the season coil
times as favorable as at present, more cot
ton will be made than was ever made here
in any one year before."
The health of the State is good. He re
peoe the freedmen's schools flourishing;
there being 42 day schools, 29 night schools,
and-19 Sunday schools,,with a total atteri
<dance of 2,830 children and 1,760 adults. Be
aides these there are 18 or 20 private schools.
'The freedinen's schools in many parts of the
tate, ire passively accepted, and in many
- instanses recognized and welcomed. They
-are wholly. self-sustaining. , •
Senate Confirmations.
The Senate, in executive session, has
made - the following confirmations: David
•Giiild,*of New Jersey, to be consul at Leith,
- vice Niel:McLachlan ' recalled; G. H. Heap,
of Pennsylvania. to be consul at Amster
dfitma,..vice Jos. E. Marx, recalled; Hiram
'WP. - Haskell, of Leroy, N. Y., to be collector
of internal revenue for the Twenty-ninth
.district of the State of New York; Alonzo
Alden, to be postmaster at Troy, N. Y., vice
.11rs. Clorves, deceased; James M. Gillet, to
be postmaster at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin;
-.Sohn A. Clark, of Illinois, to be surveyor
general for the Territory of New Mexico.
The Senate also confirmed the follow;
ing, to be major generals by brevet for
gallant and meritorious services : Briga-,
oiler Generals Osborn, Green Clay Smith,
Morrow, Conner, Tibbitts, James
Wood, jr., Mendell, Henry D. Washburne,
.and Parsons. The following to be Briga
dier Generals by brevet: Colonels Ruins
Scott, Fred: Pierson, James INlcQualie,Geo.
R. Myers. - Theodore B.'Gates, T J. Strong,
H. B. Strong.of New York;Cols.Ordway, F.
W. Ralfrey and Ansell D. Wass, of Massa
chusetts; ' Cols,. St. Clair Mulholland, of
Pennsylvania; Colonels Doan, Lefevre,
Martin i Hart, Langdon, C. Honor, Hough
ton, Goodman, Whitebeek, and Nettleton,
, of Ohio; and Cole. Engelman, Erakine,Wal
lace, Schmidt and Scheets. of Illibols. The
lkinata also .confirmed about 75 captains to
be majors by brevet, 40 lieutenant colonels,
to be colonels by brevet, and 50 or 60 brevet
majors to be lieutenant - colonels by brevet.
Besides, these there were confirmations of
brevet' captains and first lieutenants.
The *lrlirkida EpUvval aninciL
AMEXANDRIA, Va., May 18.=The Epis
,
, copal Council to•day adopted the fcillo wing:
Micrects, The condition which , rendered
necessary the separate organization of
:Southern ,:Dioceses no longer_ exista, and
that organization, has ceased ;-;by the con
-sent and action o f the Dioceses concerned
and
Whereas; The Diocese or Virginia; un
-changed as ,are her principles, deems it most
proper under existing circumstances, to re
snmeher interrupted relations to the Protes
-tent Episcopal Church in the United'States;
therefore ; ; t -
Ithsetted, - That this Diocese accordingly
now resume its condition with the General
Convention of. the Protestant Episcopal
-Church in the United States, and that the
Bishop be .requested to send a copy.of this
preamble'and resolution - to the presiding
:Bishop, and one to the Secretary of the House
.of Clerical and Lay Deputies.
From St. Louis.
ST. Louis. May 18.—In the. Old School
:Presbyterian General Assembly, to-day, Dr.
McLean offered, a resolution that until the
Assembly shall have examined and decided
- upon the sonduct of the-Louitsvilla Presby 7
-terian Commisshaners, they shall be ex
-eluded front the .Assembly.which,after con
siderable discussion. was passed—yeas, 201;
_nays 60. A committee of seven was ap
pointed to report upon the case of the Lou
isville Presbytery.
Also the cases of Drs. Brooks and Ander
son, of St. Louis; Vandyck, of Brooklyn,
and the other commissioners wh6 either
gned the. declaration or testimony, or ap
proved its principles, and who deserved to
-stand or fall on its merits...: The - excluded
-commissioners from Kentucky are Messrts.
:Stuart - Robinson, Dr. Wilson and Elders
Wycliffe and . Harden.
From New _Orleans.
Nsw OsrmArts, May Red River
and neighboring waters are rising into
treat floods. There are crevasses at Gil
mor's, above Shreveport, and• others are
•expected. It is feared the rise of the Rod
sliver will increase the deluge and • seriously
- increase the suffering.
A meeting of all foreign shippers is, called
to a general conference. -
A new line of steamers has - been estab
lialiedbetWeen New Orleans and British
:Honduras, via Ruatan.
The yellow fever is prevailing at Vera
<Cruz, and:the , small-pox at Truxillo.
Bishop. lan , of -ArkanSas, was to-day
elected by the Episcopal Convention as snc
•cessor of Bishop Polk.
An tippardened Rebel.
Monum, May 18.—The Evening News pub
lishes the following order: -
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OP ALA
-luau, May 17, 1866.—1 n compliance with
instructions from the President of the United
:States, it is hereby directed that Raphael
femmes be not permitted to hold or exercise
the functions of Judge of the Probate Court
<of Mobile county, or any other civil or po
litical office of ,trust, Tillie he remains un.-
pardoned by tlie - Preflident. • - -
By order of Brevet Ma.lor-General Chas.
'IL Woods.
A„ltamsny lIIKNINGEni A; A. G.
Judge Bond will peribrxn the duties of the,
office in the meantime.
From *Savannah.
SAVANNAH., May 18::,-4;Rinerals Steadman
.and Fullerton arrived, here last night. They
left Charleston on Sunday, siricelv.hich time
- they have teen investigating - the working of
the Freedmen's 'Bureau on the Sea Islands.
Amongst.the evils that have come to light is
a peraisterit system of over charge for food
end tint zumessaries of life, indulged, in ; ;by ;
=any
~petiOZ/I3 working plantatiorui; • The
freedmen are paid fifty cents per task of a
quarter 'of an -- acre, and are then charged
three dollars per bushel for corn that costa
theplanter one 'dollar and tliirtfdeile4.
. ' Coal Statement.
The fbliowing is the amount of coal transported over„ e
dawns arid Reading. Railroad, dUring DU
the Plata . ;. ...,.,..,
vVeelk ending , ThprsdoT , .; l 4 , 97o 7 i .1 ?7. - . '. 4,6miSwt.
Prom St. Clair 26,810 19
Port Carbon 11,905 I 7
” Pottsville 1.422 14
Schuylkill. Has en . _
,_,_ ~_ „ _. 2 , 7„8:7 , 16 2
.r., - .. - . Auburn:7. . ..:?. - L.::: - ....... - .r...,7_ ~. ,7, ~:; uo
.4!... - .. , P0rt0 Clintbn ' " •-- - '''' - "• .
" Harrisburg and Dauphin 19 02
Tula 4 1 9. 1 -1M . 10.116 coma iiir:WeeX •• 83, : .5 9 Os
Bituminous coal from Harrisburg and Dau
phi. 9 677 15
Total of all kinds ' -- - ..
92,367 00
Previosaly this. year .< 1,30570 16
Total ' - - - 1,393,937 16
Same time last year...—. 1,165,302 19
Increata..... .... ....., ~.228 634 . 17.
.
— IIOA.`FLI.) OF TRADhi•
ANDREW WHEELER,.
. ED W. Y. TOWNSEND__ MoNrinmy Oomstarni ft
T/I.OB.NTON. -BROWN._ ,
PASS] NGURS RRI.V
In steatneVetara and Stripes,. am llavana,-Blesers
C Fleck, B Mietner, B Bberman, ,r Dies. IS Hazzard, 0
Caepland, N Gazes, J Perez, .F.Fradrignes J B
;..tanold and lady Vivasttas s and lady, .Idra Vernon.
/tenoned ibr the rnuadelenia Everting Bellethi.
HAVANA--Steamer Stars and Stripe), Holmes
-110, axe JOY bilds _sugar Mhos Wattson- & Coe
hwestrasets S & W Welsh: 10 lernisars o der.
B.9.NADINAH—Behr W Godfrey' •Weeks-15,000 1
feet , / umber, Lathburr, Wickersham & Cm , 56 bales
yarn Hay & hicDevitt; 8 bales yarn 10 :do domestics
ClaghornAHerilng '1628 bars' railroad-ironhi .1K: Jes
113Pa CM 633 ceropty ,bbis I MaasenCollins & Cm• 89. do
Engle & Wolff.
&rrivai aed .
.: > sg of 111411 , tlowers.-:.
:TO
trim
701 ..,
city of tAmerior-Liverpool...New York 23
May 2
City of Dablin,....LiverpooLasiew Yorin..... 4
York May 5
Eremen.—._-Bouthampton...New York May 9
City of Nat! york...Liverp'l...NeWYork.....-.-...May 9
Atlantic - Bouthampton...New York May 9
Damascus .Liverpool...Onebee... 10
City of C0rk.....-.l4verpool...New York ' May 12
Faxenla-...-...Sonthampton...New York...-...... May 12
Cuba.' • • -Liverpool...New 12
Scotland ..... .. . ..... 19
Cella London..,New York - May 19
Teutonla ....IDusiburg...nw York ' bray 19
TO DEPART.
New ... . 21
Atalanta . .. . York... London May 21
... -New York...LiverpooL May 22
China • - Boatol3...T.AverpOol May 22
111riti. •
Mora Castle .New-York:-Havana - -. .. .. 22
Manhattan. .NewYork...Havana C..--May 23
Ericsson New`York.-Bremen....— • May 24
City of New, York...N 26
Helvetia •• ..New York... Liverpool May 26
Bremen • .New 26
Bavaria-- .... .. -New York...HaMburg May 26
Evening Star' .New York.... New Orleans- May 26
.12L4k BEV 1E BID uuhneni.
911:1 RJaim. 4 9 l SEM SIM 7 13 I RIVIK WAT=I3, 645
011U , 1 '7114
Steamer Stara and Stripes. Holmes, 5 days from Ha
vana, with sugar, cigars. ac. to Thee Wattson ~St Sons.
Mr N H Vance. a native of Philadelphia, died on.
Thursday evening, of consumption. Passed off New
Castle, ship - Lady Nnally Peel, from Londonderry, at
anchor. in - company with bark Catharine. from New
York. a British bark and brig, names unknown, and
brig D 0 Castner, from Trinidad. . •
Brig a T Ward, Lindsay, 12 daya from Swan Island,
with guano to order.
'Salm H W Godfrey, Weeks, from Savannah, with
lumber, .Ic,tgg l :
stl ibus -, Wickersham &Co.
-
Steamer I S Sbriver.Dexmls.Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Brig British Queen (Er), Farnsworth, Halifax, C C
Van Horn. . .
Schr Laconia, railcar, Saco, W Hunter, .Tr. Co.
Schr E A de Hart. Low. Gloucester, do
Schr Este V Edwards, Lippincott, Newport, captain.
Behr Julia Smith, Briggs, Dighton, Blakiston, Graaf!'
& Co.
Schr Northern Light, Ireland. BOsten, do
Schr A ESafford,Bianson,Providence,Preston Coal CO.
Schr. Frances, Hacker,tkthassett Narrows, J.ll Powell.
Schr M V Cook, Falkenberg, Providence, Quintard,-
Sawyer & Ward..
Behr Merchant, Floid, 4ffashington,Bacon,Collin3ROo
Correspondenas of the Phila. Evening Bulletin.
READING. May 17.
The following boatel from the talon Canal passed
Into the Schuylkill Canal, to•day,- bound to Philadel
phia:laden and consigned as follows:
littal „Anderson, flour, dm. to Win Kline• W ?Frank
lin, limestone to Jacob Shaeffer: raft timber to Foos &
Bingronan• inn. timber to nch Nay Co. F.
nuctamwsrne.;
,Ship Tiscaroiravltunievy, was up at Liverpool sth
inst. tor thin port lath.
Ship Zonave, Blair,_ for this port 10th, was up at
Liverpool sth inst.
Ship Carrier Dove. Bailey. cleared at New York
yesterday for Callao vht this port:
Ship Sunbeam (new. 798 .11-IoOths tons), Chadwick,
cleared at Bost.onl7th inst. for 17alparaiso.
Steamer Westchester. Ingram,metaed at. New York
yesterday for Wilmington, - '
Steamer Pennsylvania (Br), Lewis, cleared at New
York yesterday for Liv.rpool. -
steamer Napoleon rn.(ro, Locande; for Havre,
cleared at New York'yeatw7ay.
Steamer Germania (Hansb). -Elalera, cleared at New
York yesterday fbr Hamburg. • _ -
Steamer Manhattan, Turner. from Vera Ortiz Sth,
Sisal 10th, and Havana lath inst. at N York yesterday.
Steamer City of Paris (Br), Kennedy; for Liverpool,
cleared at New York yesterday.
Steamer Germania (Hamb), Ehlers, cleared at New
:York yesterday for Hamburg.
Steamer New York (Bram), Ernst, cleared at New
York yesterday for Bremen.
Bark Frank Lovitt (Br), - Cann, cleared at New York
yesterday for Havre via this port.
Bark Nonpareil, Bullard, from Boston, at Zanzibar
29th Feb.
Bark Virginia Garcia (lfex), at. Havana 14th inst
chartered fer this port, 550 hhds sugar. at $9.1-i' 7 EI bhd.
Schrs D C Hulse, Tyler; J Paine Mayo, and John
Shaw, Tilton, hence at Beaton 17th inst.
Scbr D & E Kelley,-Kelley, cleared at Boston 17th
inst. for this port. -" • -
Schr G C iorris. Artis, hence for Boston, at Holmes'
Hole 16th inst. On Tuesday night, off Block Island,
was in contact with an nnkmown schooner, and had
bulwarks stove, Mx stancheons broken, and vessel
otherwise damaged. Damage to the other schooner
unknown, except loss of jibboom.
Schrs Trinmpn. Cheater, for New Castle, Del. and E
L'Cordery, Grace, for Great Egg 'Harbor, cleared at
New York yesterday.
Behr Thomas Borden, Wrlghtingten, hence at Fall.
River 16th mat. - • • •
Behr llaldora, Higgins, sailed from Providence 17th
inst. for this port.
Scit.r Tennessee, Creed, sailed from Vinalhaven 7th
inst. for this-port.. .
Fehr licCobb, Chipsum, cleared at Panglr 16th
inst. for this port.
Behr Allan Downing, Taylor, hence at Gardiner lath
instant.
J W Vannaman, Clark, hence at Portsmouth
15th
&bra Sas Nellion. Hackett, from Taunton for this
port; . Boston,Mcßae, from Providence for do or Calais:
Annie, Johnson, hence; Gen Banks, Ketchum, do.and
TalC.Portsmouth for this port, sailed from Newport
l7th E'chr T T Wilder, hence at Bath Tithlnst. .
COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES,
7 3-10 5-20 ,
WANTED.
DE HAVEN & BRO.,
40 South Third Street.
.5C117.74 „
hid SPECIALTIt.- tit
SMITH, RABOLIII. & CO.
BANKERSAND - BR6kERB I
16 South Third Si., I Istaiiireet i
Philadelphia: I liew r York.
STOCKS AND GOLD
'BOUGHT AND , SOLD corcionannt.
rzazawr , aziowED Dzeoul6, - 61
'PRE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN : PHILADELPHIA.. SATURDAY. MAY 19. 1866.
FIIJUNITURE AND, BEDDING
The largest, cheapest and best stock of Furnitureln
the world, is to be found at
GOULD & CO.'s'
UNION PURNITITEE DEPOT,
Coiner NINTH and MARKET streets, and
si and 89 North' SECOND Street.
Parlor Kilts, in Hair. Brocade, Plush, Damask or
Re_ p; Dining Boom, Chamber, Library, Kitchen and
°Mee Furniture. at fabulously low prices, and the
.newest styles and patterns;--public.. buildings rechools,
,colleges and shop Furniture in endless variety.
All kinds of furniture wanted by housekeepers. at
, exceedingly low prices, at either of their immense
!establishments. If you want to save money and get
'well served, go to
tiOULD lk 0045 before, purchasing elsewhere,
Comerom NENITH and MARKET,, and
' robodyi . . Noe . 87 and 89 N. SECOND. Street.
T 0 B 0 lj .E‘.s E. P tB.
I have a bugs stock of every" variety:4ll'lll4llton
whlcit I will sell at reduced pxlmsiconsistnng of
PLAIN AND , MARBLE-TOP, IXITTAMg sum
wAizturdroitsz.ssinrs:.,'s,;,
PA.T.a..ois"suri , s IN
PARLOR surnurs.liani
PARLOR SITITS IN REPS.
Sideboards, pWension Tabled c 3 1 Yartirbal, Nook.
cases, retattrases, Lounges, Cane an Woodsesi
Chairs, Bedsteads and Tables of everrdescriptiOn.
P. P. MISTIME,
robsalm N. PL Corner Second and Bace streets.
A.rr g
I*.o
WHOLppAraf IkLANUFACTURBB. OP
MATTREESE4EI3 AND BEDDING,
And Dealer in all kinds of
FURNITURE,
No. 45 SOIJTH SECOND STBNET,
tb ea to fin Philadelphia.
SPRING . MATRESS 0
MST QUALITY AND STYLE,
AND DEDDIN Or EVERY UNSURIPTION,
!' J. st..maxia,
raht7.9m 9 South SEVENTH Street
RICHARD PENISTANS
Ale, Wine and Liquor Vaults,
489 Chestnut Street,
Established for the Bale of Unadirlter•
ated Liquors Only.
Special Notice,to Families!
Richard • Penistzues
Uelebrated, Ale, Portal. and Brawn
• 'Stant
New sorattch reommendel by the. Xedleal reenitCP
• ter:iirrelles.• •
$125 PER DOZEN.
(Thesees hold en Plat.)
Tho above Wes of Mot the tl
very beet s
quallty,n=u4 b.
dammed the price 7n exceedtp47-Ww•
It in delivered to all parte of the city without extra
Brandies, Wines, Gini4 Whiskies, 4V3.01k0.
Warranted pars, at Oil; lowest possible rates; by the
Bottle ‘ Gallon. or Conk.
CHAMPAGNES of the beet brands °Berea lower
ban by any other hone&
Oa Omuta, and la llotabh
'- GRA.PE.4I7/CE.
This le an excellent article for Ines/lea. It la a rot
care
fbr
I)7III"W I L IAVANA MAIM
OLIVE OIL.
PICEICLII3, SILUCCESI
SARDINES, &c
London and Doblin Porter and Brown Stoatr—Rndlls
and Stanch Ales. dada
BAY BVM,
Ale. Wine and Liquor Vaults,
Nos; 37 and 39 South Third Stmet,
Malone Bear Entrance on 'Bazar irtreet. zattl9
HER MAJESTY,
CHAMPAGNE
151 VATit• AT 41",,, COLE AUNT.
.—The attention of the trade Is solicited te
" VV li Mo ti r llowint very choice Wines dm. for ar is k i l=
ro — srui . To lart, 'ro.-151 . 531titt l i mn&
above waLotrU "- - -
144151.e.ne,11,yeskTe
m - pbell & 00., single, double end
Iple Grape, E. Gnome a; Bona, Rudolph, .Topluttaled. •
Spanish, Crown and F. Valletta. - -
PORTS—Tallette, -Inaba ,Velhe Real, Danian an!
Rebell() Valente dr MiNintaires IDS to LW.
- CLARED374;rase FEls ifrerea arid litt..Rstephe Ms&
vzPoslo •±L-4, .Tourdaii, Raved; por
ifIISCAT—de Prontruan. , • • ' -
111ELSIERAGNE8 Firmest irro "Golden Stare
de Innen, - Her Majeetx imam:nu,
favorite wands. -
CATAWBA', ISABELLA,
- ••IN S.
lI:N W EWTON E KLINE,
• - No. 116-WALNBT Street,
Sole Agent for the famous Pleasant. Valley , Wine
Company, New York.. Constantly on 'hand during
the season, Catawba - and Isabella .Winei, dry and
sweet. Also, Sparkling Catawba, put up various
ekes., • ,
CiIIIWHISKIES;--500- Cl:dies - Pere Old •Wheat. Rye,
Bourbon and MOnongithel a Wblsk ies, for sale by
E. P. ifIDDIATON.
5 North Front Street.
D AVIS di HARVEY, AUCTIONEER S. (Late with BL Thomas & Sons.) -
; • Store No. sBB Chestnut street:
FIiENITUR'E SALES at the Store every. Tnesday. •
SALES AT 4.I3IIIDENOES particular
attention.
AdrolMstrator's Sale,
.
No. SIB North Twenty tint street.
SUPERIOR PITItNITURE. ELEGANT ROSEWOOD
PIANO,
_. OVAL - ISIEBROR. OIL PAINTINGS,
FINE VELVET AND BRUG4nit..l CARPETS,
ON MONDAY MORNING. MAY 21.
At 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at Ne. sis-, mirth 21st BC
above Vine et, by order of administrator, the superior
rosewood parlor furniture,wal run chamber an I dining
room furniture, elegant rosewood .23i octave piano
forte, French piate oval oil paintings, fine vel-
Net carpels, Brussels stair sad entry carpets; &e,
May be examined on the morning of sale. •
:11 1 HE PSINCIPAI: , MLONEY'FATABLItI HMEL T
• S. B. corner of SIXTH and RACE stmts. -
Money advanced onMerchandise • raterall3l
watches;Tewelry,' Diatatinds, Gold and Sliveirlat%
• and on all- art/oils o!:yalue. /pr iinylength ortline
A.TORES AND- JXWELET PDIVATZ SILLS.
Eine Gold Hunting' OM% Double BotIOM - end Open
Face. ft,l.lsh; 'Axamicsin end Swina Levet
Watches; Fin e Gold Hunting Vase and ` Open- Pace U.
7,9rineGOtt?e and.
Oeenether. wa4cheso ,l
ii rlt
Pace English,
Amercan and
Patent : Lever and ' Lekine
Wiitelemo-Double• j esulert Quarder and other
Watches; ..tedike,Fartcy-.w/itchett. Diamond 'Breast.;
• BM3 B. Fin_ter'lllnee; Far DL..p t igreoe, en; Pine Gold
medallions; jinice/.. Scarf lifibr ary ßresst
Pips; Finger Binge; Cases , and ?ear gem.
13, inzitroof Cana
suitable for a Sinveleri Wire, VAN
several: Lots in South oiraden Mak and
VVIt, NIT)
BEDDING
AND
. _
:AT I/BTH:ERENTH E T A.ZI RE KOUSEi ET,
BELOW 4BOEL
Feather Beds/ Bolsters, Pll
lowa kinds;
-Blankets, Oomfortahles, Conn- „.
•terpanea, whim: , and colored;'.
Sprfog Beds; Sprtmettots; Iron
Bedsteads; ..Coshlons; %ands all
ether ardeleS 41theline of Mud.
A.310$ HILLBORN,
44.1.Z0rth TENTH. Street
Below
apla-Sullinagn
LIC801:0B8.
PHILADF;LPK4i I
JUST OPENED,
Etranch
adDVIVOIII "SLUM
AAJOTION SAMES. -
M'THOMAS & BONE,AUCTIONEERS, _
• and 141 - Sonth-FOURTHatreeL
STOCES AND BEAT, ESTALE—TUMSDA.Y NEXT.
,Pamptdet:ostaloauea now ready, containing fait de--.
Ferintions or all the property robe sold on 'I UESD a.Y
NEXT. nti• wilb ATOM °reales 28tIrand. _nth May
and Tune 5. Comprising a large arninint and, p grell
varityiif property; by order of Or aria
CaUtti *.Xedtddint and °Pere.- .3 •
SALES ,OP ATirrES , ANn BEAT* ESTATE
At the Exchange; 'everyTITESRAY,'AtI2 o'clock noes
an
Handbills .of-each,_propertyrissued•separat4dy,
• and on the Saturday previisua to each sale 20(q cats,-
Wines Dantpblet formi•givink fell descriptions.. •
'RR A T EsTAT.E AT PRIVATE SA T.V.
,Printed:; catalogote;‘. coinprirling. several hundred
thonsemddollars, including every descriptioneitY
and , country PrOpertYi from the smallest dwellings to
the .most e'legant mansions e elegant, etiti.ntr, seats!:
!farms. business properUes. ac: • •
• .sir FuENrruEE BA,Era at , the Anetlelt Store
E
vER.Y THURSDAY. - '
.isar_Particular, attention:. MIMIC to Baia Prliate
Residences, etc. _
BTOCKE, ' etc:: `•, - • ' • - r
ON TUESDAY. MAY 23 • •
cAt 12 o'clock noon. at',the Philadelphia Ekohange,
; :30 shares Carbon Run and Bear Valley Coal Co..
1 share Iris. Co. State of Pa. -
25 shares Reliance Insurance Co. ' • • .
50 shares •West.Philadelptia Pa s senger Railway Com.-
pany,ltfarket street .; . • • •
.„ 5 shares Academy of - Magic with ticket.
2250 attare9lB.heltontlii and Xining Co,.
• .
Executors' Sale. ,
I share , Permayirania AhademY of Fine Arta. •
TWENTIETH SPRING SALE, MAY 22 .- •
Orphans' Court Sale—Estate of John -Goodheart,
deed--Tifttlmr-STORY BRICE. DWELLING. leo.
'230 -SO:mates street, between n'tehth • 'and Ninth and
Race and Vine streets, with a three-story brick dwell
'lng in the rear on Schell street. • ,
t Orpt ens' Court Sale--Eatate of Getty. Minors. and.
Black, a ,minor—TECREE-STORY ERICE
DWELLING. and ..FltAhq, STABLE, No. 2114 Dal
lowhill street: - - , • .•
! Orphans' Conrt gale—F.s t tlte Of William Eagan deed
'—TH.P.F.,E-STORY Lemon
etre,et; west of TentlC. - _-' • .
Or , bans' Court Salii. 4 Estat&ofPeter H. Beck. deed
MODERN, TIGZEInsTORY-.BRICK. DWELLINes
N 0.1380 Idervins street, - Inunediateposseasion. _
Rzecntors'.Sale:,Eatate, of John. M. .Neff. n• deed—
LAIIGE and 'VALUABLE LOT CH T {
.499 feet lOU Inches on Ckestnut Hill avenue, and 350 i
feet .on Chestnut Bill and SpriugHoase turnpik..
VALtrA ELM BIYSINESS RTAND—TERE&STORY
BRI(IEC. STOB.E and DWELLING No. CO North dec.
arid street, between Callowhill and Willow. Lame
dtate possession.. .
2,% STORY BRICE DWET.rneG, No. 72; Lisle
at reet, between Snippets and Fitzwater and Sib and th •
streets., •
Peremptory SaleTo close a Partnership Concern-7 .
FBA ME DWELLING, Twenty second st.ntove
Same Estate-4. THREE-STORY /3111011. DWALL
pie$, Sines street, West of TPA
Fame Estate-LOT OF GROWN), with a Two-story
Brick Dwelling in the rear on Manning street.
_ Same .Estate—Tww.WE STORY BRICK. DWEL L ING. ENG. No. lir37 Callowbill street, with 2 .Threeatory
Brick Dwellings in the rear, fronting on Rhoades at.
Same lo.tater-THREESTORY BRICK. DWELL
ING, No. 733 .7. , .Torth 24th street.
Same Estate—THßEE STORY BRICK. DWELL.
IN G. No. 2131 Fairfield street • • -
Same Estate-2 THERE-STORY REIM -DWELL
INGS, Double Brick Stable and out shed. Fairfield st.
Same Estate-,LOT, S. W. corner Twenty.second and
Fairfield streets. •
_ .
Same Estate—TEß:EY-STORY BEIGE DWELL
405South 24111 street.
T Same.
t . eln 9 L E feta ° E f t BUILDINGS, STOREa nt?g•
tithed Tavern Stand, S. W. corner of 19th and 3larket
!streets.
Same ER tate— THREE-STORY BRICK STORE and
DWELLII`.:(I, an old-established Drug Stand. at the
junction of 15th, Callowhili and Hamilton streams.
MODERN POINTED STtiNE RESIDENCE. S. E.
corner of Walnut cane and Wayne street, G eM.HAN
TOWN Let 115 feet front, and in depth 115 feet. It is
well and substantially built, and has the modern con
veniences. Grounds planted with fruit and shade
trees. shrubbery
couNTRI, PLACE, 5 ACRES, 2 miles from Ited
Bank and 2 miles from Woodbury,on the Pantsborough
and Red Bank turnpike, N. T.
• BRICK DWELLING, BREWERY. and-4 SNLAT.L
D'WkLLINGS. North Third street, beWveen; Beaver
and Culvert streets. Lot 4.4. t. feet front, /55 feet deep.
Orphans' Court Sale—Estate of Elizabeth M. Ingra
ham, deceased—TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING,
No. Mt:mites street..
Is.:KAT MODERN FOILASTORY BRICK REST
DRNCE. No. 219 :North Twentieth street. .
GENTYFI THREE-STORY BRICK DWERLING,
4:l4:orth Eightfenth stmt.
FIBRE eiorty sitick DWELLING, No. 1008
Crease atreetm orthwest of Richmond street:lBth Ward.
Executors' Peremptory Sale--Estwe of Elizabeth B.
Gibson. deed—SO GROUND RENTS: e2e to ags
WI particulars in handbills and catalogues.
LOT• OF GROUND. east, side of Chestnut Rill and
Ppringhouse turnpike. M feet front, and *extending La
depth lts feet to Depot, avenue.
' tilS LOTS adjoining, each twenty feet, averaging in
depth from 112 feet to 1= feet through to Depot ave.
nue. gar They will be Gold separately, giving tne first
purchaser the choice.
W The above Lots are admirably adapted far bast-
Ness purposes, being--near the Chestnut Hill Railroad
Depot. Plan may be seen at the auction room.
•
A dmintstattor's Peremptory Sale.
NEAT MODERN POUR STORY BRICK BIM;
DENCE AND FURNITUREC..
• N 0.1703 RACK street, west of Seventeenth at.
ON MONDAY MORNING. MAY W.
- -
At 30 o 'clock; modern !bur - st o ry brick =assuage.
with three Story back buildings north aids Of Race
at. No ra. , S. immediate possession,
I!aybe examined any day precious to sale, between
4 and 5 o'clock P. IL
HOUSkEOLD FURNITURE, CLUIP.RTP, &c.
Al- o immediately after the se.le of the real eatale,the
household and kitchen ftirniture, &u.
Sale No. 906 Walnut at' ea.
p nzo Ls Mii_aa4
CHANDILLIERS, &c.
OF lITE-DAY MORNING, AA" V.,
At 10 o'clock. at 'go. 906 Wainnt st, by catalogue, the
entire elegant furniture, line mantel and pier mirrors,
handsome mantel clock and ornaments, inlaid ebony
cabinets, elegant carred oak dining rtom thiniture
bookcase, handsome chandeliers, superior chamber
furniture, tine matresses, &C. Also, the kitchen uteri
sila. _
Mai be crumbled at 8 o'clock on the inornlng of sale.
Palo No. a-M Wallace street.
supgßiort gousVITOLD b ult NITURE, BEES
PLATE WEB IdIRROBS, FINE BRUE,sFr. ,, ,
OaItPETS, die.
Qld WEDNFISDAT MORNES32I, bLA 1 1 / 4 23,
At 10 o'clock, at No. 20:N Wallace s 5. by eatalogne„the
importer household furniture, line French plate pier
mirrors, fine Brussels and Imperial carpels, kitchen
uleosils Ac.
May be examined at 8 'clack on the morning el sale,
ELEGANT LIBRARY FUFtNITURE,
ON THURSDAY MORN.LNG.
At the auction rooms, snit of elegantvalnut library
furniture, sofa, chairs, tables, bookcases,-mirror, chan
d4ller, curtains anti carpets, all to match made to
order and equal to new, May be examined three days
previous to sale -
Sale for account of the United States,
FURNITURE, BLANKETS, SHEETS, REDDING,
IltoN RF I/STEADS, tX)I'iCENTRA.TED - T.TZ . ,,
&c.
•ON THURSDA,Y MORNING.
At the auction store, by order of the Medical Pur
veyor. a quantity of hospital furniture, bedding fir,
Also, 16,(K,0 ins concentrated milk. ?..30 Dui extract of
beef, gallons extract of coffee, 3:9 chairs, 400 tables
&c. Paz iiculors in catalogues,
Fxecutors' Rale—Sale at No: 141 e Spruce street,'
HAI:D..IO3IE FVRNITUEE FINE MANTEL MIR
I.OhS, CHANDELIERS, HANDSOME VELVET
CaIIPETB, &c. _
ON FRIDAY IiTORNEsTa, MAT 1.15,
.dllO o'clock. at No. 1412 Sp: nee street, by order of
executors, tts handsome walnut parlor and chamber
furniture. superior oak dining room furniture, two fine
French plate mantel mirrors, handsome chandeliers
and gas fixtures, fine chiaa and cut glassware, elegant
velvet, Brussels and imperial carpets, kitchen furni—
ture and utensils, ac. _
htay be examined at 8 o'clock on the mornbik cabala.
gale i0.17f . 9 Wa'nut street
EIMERIO R PUMITYII2., PIANO FORTE, CHAN.
DEL - MI.IQ. CARNETS.
ON MONDAY MORNING. MAY 2L
_
At 30 c 'clock, at Igo. P2B Walnut street. will be sold
by catalogne..tbeauperior furniture of a fatally rem°.
ving: limy be examined. with eatalove at 8 o cloak on
the morning of sale. -
Sale No. lanSpruce street.
SUPERIOR PODNITIIKE CA.RPETr3, MANDE
LIERd. ctc.
-Cl4 'KUBEDAY MORNI NH, MAP 28.
At 10 o'clock. at N0.'18.37 Spruce at, by Cataloy,ue, the
superior parlor. dining room and charrtner fbralture.
car& ets, 01l cloths, chandeliers, .tine matresses, feather
beds,Ac, Also, the kitchen furnitere,refrlgeratorAc.
. .
Peremptory Sale on the Pramises.
HANDSOME MOD F.RN FOUR....TORY PIOTOU
. STONE It sSIDENCE RrIrCIADIT NUMMI
RIME, NO. 1624 BROAD 24 feet. front, tut) feet in
depth thronah to Carlisle Eit.
ON ad ON DAY MORNING, MINE 4,
- At 10 o'clock, all. that modern four story Picton
stone front messuage, with . three Story press brick
beck buildings. It is replete with all the modern im
provements and conveniences.
GAS FIXTURES.
- - - -
The elegant chandeliers and other gas fixtures will
be Included in the sale a' the real estate
ELEGANT' FURNITURE tiviTeKERIND PIALNO,
• - - FINE cAßkras, &c.
Also immediately &Der the sale of the realdence,will
be cold -the' entire elegant . rosewood furniture, supe
rior rosewood piano by Chic'. erh7g, line carpets,dining
roorriOlbrary and chamber frireiture.' -
jar Full particnkirs in, catalogues.
• AT- PRIVATE BALE—The splendid Residence
known as .ANDALINIA., on the river Delaware.
BY BABBITT & CO., AUCTIONEIiati3.
.1) • Cash Auction Honse,_
NO. CIO Market street, Corner of Bank street.
Cash Advanced on canaignmente without extra charge.
LARGE -PEREMPTORY SALE 650 LOTS - AS
SORTED DRY GOODS
• ' ON MONDAY MORNING.'
May 21; at 10 o'clock. Also a stock of 'Furnishing
Goods, Shirts, Umbrellas. &c. •
.•
LARGE SALE 600 LOTS SEASONABLE DRY
GOODS CLOTHING; HOOP • SHIRTS, FANCY
• GOODS,'&c. • • ' • •
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING.
May 23 at 10 °Weak.
;
C.
. •
OEIDICE OLD WINES. BRANDIES, WHISKIES,
• , c - FrAMPAGNES, SPARK Una HOCKS,
mkm,ETEI atc..
<2 ' ON TUESDAY MORNING NEXT,
2.2dindt.,'at.ll-o'ciock, at No. 16 South Sixth street, la
Cases, Demijohns and Bottles. comprising 28 favorite
and well-known brands all of which are warranted
strictly pure and unadulterated as imported. For ppabr-
tieulets sae catalogues,now ready. myl9 it*
t3OlYrir,TM,
1030Willa.11XERVx
30111,7 B. MYERS & 00.. AIIOTIONEIMIS,
-Al -.Noe. 222 and 234 MARKET street. corner ofßank.
LANGE PratEmproair SALE OF .vmmoical AND
• . OTHER EUROPEAN. DRY:GOODS.
. ON MONDAY MORNING, MAY 21,
At , 10 o'clock will will be , sold; by Catalogue. ON BUDA
2:IONTILEICILEDIT, aboutBOnots ofErench, Indla„Ger•
man and British' Dry Goods; embradlica of assort- -
r ooo t o f fancy and staple articles in B=4 WOrS
wee's= linens' and cottons,
N. R,—Gooda arranged for 'examination and, cats; c .
levee - ready early Coa morning of sale.
LARGE Bosurvß SALE DE . EHENDR,SAXONYi
BRITISH, AND ITALIAN DRY 00000 S. &c.
NOTlCE—lncluded In our 'We MONDAY-,.May
21, will, be found Inßart thelfollowing,
—pieces Paris blk, col'd and printed de laines.
• do - bit cold and fancy alpacas and mohair!.
do ..:coed;, stripe and plain mozamolquw,len 38.
do princess'cloth. plain'and fancy poplins.
-• do French griletrile 3 , , JabOtiettl, lawns, ging.
hams.
do. tamartines, grenadines,barekes
do check arid st I V poll de 'ewes,
• skirtings.
pgeslE' loss blk o de Rhine ialle s bridal:its
gdFaide L gr ' '
yobs. drap France, groa.grains.
de plain and fancy ponit de soles, cadniles.
• -do `lor'ri'es, ra ,, entaarcellines. gios de Naples,
SHAWLS, BOURNOUS,, &c. • -
Pltde and fancy mozambique and grenadine'shawls.,
Brochebordered stalk!. barege, ebally and lanes do.
Bilk and Cloth' trimmed basqbes.pacques and bora
, WHITE °CODS, IiANDEERCTIEEIEFS, , act._ •
Mill lines plain, dotted and figured Swiss .IgainsOOks,'
* do drapery musiins; lace curtaini. liteartem:-
.do white Inerseilles, piques, brilliants,lawns.
do Madras, gingham. silk and Iludn hdklb.
BONNET RIBBONS.
An Invoice of Nos. s@to extra heavy quality cord
edge ponit de eels bonnet ribbons, in all the desirable
shades. J
Alan, gloves and gataidets. extibrolderies, balnaoral
and hoop skirts. umbrellas and, parasol% vela, Uses.
nets, dress and mantilla trimmings. .sc.
- SAXONY DREtS GOODS. ,
A.. full line 4-axony-woverr 411ress- goods ' ittcluding
many choice patterns, of a well known.manufacture. ,
• • DEFF.PI, igla SKIRTS, QUILTS, An.
5 mods very drs, French reined skirt% of ieetirely.
new styles. _ _
all, Invoice of extra ilitMlity bosom Shirt!
ALlnvoice of Meilinm to best Marseilles quilts.
92 doom 21x88 superior brown Newport tOwels.
100 40 do do bleached do do •
' ' • GLOVES:AND ROSIMY. '
Full lines Berlin, Lisle, silk and cotton gloves, In
large vatlel
Bull lines men's brown cotton half hose. t
Lem:es •PErunEvroity BALE OF BOUTS, alloss,
; •
BROGANS, TRAVELING RAGS, eic.
TIG:d.DAY MORNING; MAY 22,
Will be sold, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, on fors
mouths' credit, about 1;200 packagexßoots. Shoes, Bat'
morals. ctn., of.CIVL and Eastern manufacture, Oper
for examination lath catalogues early on the morn
°feats. • . . :
LARGE' PkBEMPTORY BALE oir .1300T8, ECIIOISP,
NOTlCE—lnclnifled in our large sale of boots, slum,
Vic;-• -ON TUBSDAN 310BNING, _
May 2 , wi1l be found in part the fbllowing freak- •
and desirable assortment. viz
Men's, boys' and youths' calf, double sole, hail :welt
and pump sole dress boots; men's, boys' and youths
kip and buff leather boots; men's brie grain, long leg
dress boots: men's and boys' calf, bud leather Congress
boots and bal morals; men's, boys' and Youths' super
kip, bull and polished grain half welt and pump sole
brogans; ladies' tine kid, goat; morocco, and enameled
patent sewed baimorais and Congress gaiters
women's, misses' and children's calf and buff
leather baimorals and lace boots; children's fine
kid, sewed, city made lace boots; fancy sewed balm°•
rals and ankle ties; ladies' fine black and colored
lasing Congress and side lacegaitera;womens', misses
and childrea•s goat and morocco copper-nailed lace
boots; ladies' fine kid slippers; traveling bags; metallc
overshoes &c.
LARGE SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
DAMAGED GOODS.
ON NA , haLNESDAT MORNING, MAY =,
WIG be sold at 10 'O'clock, by catalogue, fur cash, the
••SICCE OF A WHOI•vgAI,E NOTION ROUSE,
partially damaged by the late fire In North Fourth at.,
comprising full lines of all articles Incident to that
branch of the trade,
• Goods read, for ernr , Illation with catalogues on the
morning of sale.
LARGE POSIT) v.s. SALE OF BRITD3H. FRENCH.
13E311:IAN AND DONmsTIO DRY GOODS.
We will bold a Large Sale of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, by catalogue, on four montha' credit and
part Tor cash.
On THURSDAY' morerrnsTa,
May t 4, at 10 o'clock, embracing about SO) pack.
ages ard lots of staple and ihricy articles, In woolens,
worateds, linens, alas and collars.
N. B.—Goods arranged for mamiruinen and.my,
logs es ready early on the morning of sale.
THOMAS EMIR dr. EON. ArfarioNEßßS AND
commrpscioN MxRCHAN . Tes
No. - 1110 CHESTNUT street.
ate= entrance 1107 Sansom street :1
HOrliralloLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE
bC.RIPTION RECEIVED ON CoNBIGNIK ENT.
• R.41.3Ds EVERY 'FRIDAY MORNING. •
Sales of Furnitare at Dwellings attended to on the
most Itealmnable Terms.
OF : 3'VF‘ :
THOMAS BIRCH '& SOIN respectfully inform their
ftiends mantel:while that they are prepared to attend
to the sale of Real Estate by auction and at prlvats
sal Saie at No. MO Chestnut street.
STOCK OF FA.NRy eppDS AND HOUSSICEE.P.
At ID o'clock, at the tomtial store. No. 1110 Chestnut
treet. will be sold—
A Stock of Goods, CoMprisirg--Papier macb e tables.
an amortment of line tea trays, rustic baskets. China
cases, &Old+ en'a carriages, bird cages. clallecy, China
ware. glassware tin ware, patent coffee pots, lamps,
ice cream freezers, &c.
41.11RORS, PIANO.
HOU "PROLE' FOR:N.:ITUR , Ttn9 wWOOD PIANO
FORTE, &c
.• ON'TIIESDiY MORNING.
At 10 o'clock, at No. 143 S north Eleven.h street. will
be sold, the furniture of a fatnily declining housekeep;
ing. comprising—llosewood seven octave piano forte.
walnut parlor and chamber furniture tapestry and
ingrain carpets. beds and bedding, creckery,glassware,
knot. en furniture, .Ic.
at 7.. 2 .." o'clock, at Illsch's Art Gallery,lo.lllo Chestnrt
etre will be sold. the Pictnree and Works of Art sent
by the artists thernselven, under tae management of
lir. A. Cadart, Director of the French Etching Club.
The collection comprises the works of the following
celebrated masters, viz:
0. Dore, Corot, . Daubig,ny,
Troyon, Isabey, Pecnas,
Lacabinet. ' .L Noel, Chaplin.
Baron, That, Chilfart,
Fauvelet. C. Jacque, Van tiarke,
Gudln, y, Bersaer, V. Dupre,
Benvin, Frere, - Hoguet.
lioorsans, Roybet, Set/worsens,
Lambron, Rlbot, Ecossura,
%erbocithoven. Voltam, • Brissot.
Lasalle. ac., Sc.
- -
The collection is" now open for exhibition. free, rind
will ionawn open, day and eVP” *is, until time of sale.
HOrS.EHOLb PUBNLTUE, ROSEWOOD PIANO
At 10 o'clock. at 92S Filbert street, will be sold—The
household and kitchen furniture of a family declining
housekeeping. Also, a superior rosewood seven oc
tave piano lor,e, nearly new,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE PIANO FORTE, 4c.
ON T.D.U+ SPAY MORNING,
At 10 o'clock. at No. 1010 Green street, will be sold,
the Paint:ore of a family declining housekeeping,corn;
prlslog--Tapeatry, Ingrain and Venetian carpet, wal
nut parlor. chamber and dining room. furniture, beds
and matt esses, kitchen furniture, .t.c.
SALE OF 70 00 _FEET OF CABOLE , ..TA. YELLOW
• PINE FL , IO.RING BOARDS.
ON TUEI,I.I. 3AY MO.a.N.L.W., MAY *.n.
At 31 -o'clock:, at the first wharf below F-outh' street;
on the Schuylkill, will he sold, for account of whom it
may concern. about 'Uwe feet Of 43i and Carolina
yellow pine flooring and wide board.% - -
DEM STORE AT. PRIVATE SALE. .
A well established Drag store, handsomely fitted ap
wittlea.se at the premises, for sale. - 'Apply at the
unction store.
JAMES A, FREEMAN, AUOT.IO • tUri3R,
. . No. 422 WALlTUTstreet.
Executrix's Pale No. 1015 Vine street.
,HOITSHHOLD FURNITURE, BRUSSELS AND
TAPESTRY- CARPETS, PAINTINGS, CHINA
AND GLAtsSWARE. -
. ON. TUESDAY MORNING..
At 10 o'clock. will be sold by order of the accent:dr
of Dr. Henry .ISicllartrle, deceased. at No. 'lOlO Vine
street. the entire Houtehold Furniture, Brussels and
Tavestry Carpets, Taintings, China and Glassware.
Tables, ac.
iOfY Iday he PXF , Mined with. catalogues on the morn.
inst of sale.
Wr The Property will be sold May 30th, at the
MaMUT FORD & CO.,
AUCTIONIMERS,
No. SOS MARKET street.
SALE OF 130 r CASES BOOTS AND SHOES. '
ON. MONDAY MORNING, MAY 21.
Commencing at 10 o'clock. we will sell by catalogue,
for caali, 1200 cases ,prime Boots, Shoes, BrOiralie,Bal'
morels, Congress Gaiters, Slippers, Oxford Tles.
comprising a desirable assortment of first-class goods.
To which the early attention of buyers is called.
SALE OF 1400 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES.
ON TtalltsDßY MORNING, MAY 2 1 . • -
Commencing
,_;at 10 o'clock, we will sell by catalogue.
fqr cash; 1400 cases' Bootailihoee, Brogan% Beddiorabf,
Congress. Gaiters, Slippers, Oxford,Tles, dus,
oomprls
lag a general assortment of goods.
T L. ABIEBREDGB & lICT
Bro. 005 MARKET street. show:alio-.
1 - FITZPATRICK 'a '
er • ADOTION3M,BS, , _
No. CO North SECOND street. above Callowhlll.
0PP.611 ANDY • LOW MET - SECIMTECENG
C
ItsasiersVooner,Naile, Botta andartro4rin
Cionstantlmband and for saleby
.M3,ZiY
'MEW ILAJRI3IB.-500 b one iftmelt mid lAyer Bolan
41 800 boxea Valencia Baiduk_por mats Seedless
Itaisinislbr sale br.TES, B. 4,00..135 8911111
, 976t0f street. - • ,
flotalAßY SKlSD.—Twerity-dve ibarreas kPttme Oa
V.nstry Seed la store and for Bald
Zfo, 1211 Walnut Ong.
, .
AVICTION SALES.
EXcaeneZ.
rmln.te-Aig
Old ItOI4DiLY 3iuBNING
ea]e ho, 14..14 north Eleventh straet.
SALE OF OIL pArsTrsgs,
DRAWINGe. WATER COLOR% BRONZES,
TERRA COTTA,
The contaitmtions at the artists of the
FRENCH ETCRLNG CLUB.
ON i't,ESDAY EVENING, MA.Y 22.
Sale at No. St 25 Filbert stmet
• FORTE.
ON WEDNIDNDAY MORNING
Sale at No. 1010 Green street.
INSITB&NCE •
TRA V ELLERS'
iNspiNax OOMPANY,
rorto*MErram, rt. I.
clash Cap tal ,
.e209,000:1.
Insures . tgriduistikediaento of all 'Mods.
.•
General Accidents, include the T r av eling ; HUE, i
also all forms of•DisltiCations,'Brolten Bones, Sprains,
Bruises, Cuts, Gunshot Wounds, Barns • tuid. Scalds,
Bites of Dogs, Assaults by Burglars, Hoboes .or -Mao.
deters, the action of Lightning or Sun Stroke; the of-
fects of ExplOsiOns; Floods, ,nd. Suffocation by DroWn
ins or. Choking, • ' . •
Twenty-five dollars per year will secure a policy for
FIVE THOUSAND DULL AP% in the event of death
by any description of Accident, with 'Twenty-five dol
lars perweek :compensation. . Smaller sums in pro.
PoOlqp. No medical epunination regitiredi, 1,
•., .. .orriEcroas ..: ~ i NSW YORK nramn..v.zinen.
.._
SETH • PAowl - NORD,. NATIONALCITYBANK .
Al. E. BURNSIDE, •• • ‘', HOYT, • SPRAGUE'S — dir•
L
LBLEN-PREITO. P E R e CK LA , Cr" -
•-• 0 ' 4,0 4311 : S. ' ii - OlainiG T- ar '
HENRY 11. ORMSBEE,' • SON: - _ _
TABEZ C. HEIGHT. :• ' ANTHONY' in "HALL', '
THOS. G. TURNER, • C. HOWE & CM_
.•
ALEX. FABNial, . _. ti IPZINT, : .T.ILLIZIGHASIT
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THAN,.
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J...H. DzWOLP •
BENJ. HUT.FIAS ' - - •
JOHN T :': MAtTBAN.
1
, .• • .. HENRY H. OB,MBBEE, President', - '
J. 6. PAIDSH.
N ICE, .Preeident.
11.,.11" LtariPSON, Secretary. ~ , , - ...
SABINE:, DIN Sr, 11OLLINSHRID -
Nii.'23o Walnut Stieet, Philadelphia-.
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WARR,
Pint ClanAgente Wanted.
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A PHILADELPHIA. - • _
Incorporated in 1841. • • - Charter Papelmat
oriactE, No. 808 WALNUT STREIT.
• CAPITAL,' 000,000, -•-•
! Insures sgailust loss or, damage •by ITEM; ins
Houses, Stores and other Buildings, limited or per
petual, and on Furniture, Goods Wares and isterolka
disc! in town or cremhy.
LOSSES P.B4ONITTLY •41
ASSETS— _
Invested in thefolfol7 - ingßecurittes,
First Mortgages on CV Property, well se-
cured.-- 1124.100 OS
'United States °ovum:tient Loana—.—.... 135,000 Go
Philadelphia City 6 per cent. lonia. W,OOO 00
Pennsylvania 65,030,000 6 per eent. L0an........ 21,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Rmida, first and se.
cond 85,000 00
Camden and Amboy Itailread Company's
Super cent. Loam.. • . 6,000 00
Irndepida and Ivan:..._
pvaly'a 6 per cent. Dam--5,600 Ob
Rumb gdon and Broad 'lop 7 . percent. mort
gage bonds.- .. 4,560 NV
County Fire Lt7iTa ' n — cilio — iiipany —Th iTSlXT....... 1,050 go
Mechanics' Bank Stock--....... 4. 110 -
Commercial Bank of , Pennsylvania . tock — . " .. 10,030 000
00
Union Mutual Insurance Company's Stock.. 830
Reliance Insurance Company or PhiLwiel
phis's Stock. /.(M 00
Caen in .nk. and 5,911 VS
$408,004 79
Benj. W.all Tingley,
Marsh Mil t
Charles Leland,
Thomas H. Hoorn,
Samuel Clastnex, •
Alfred English. ;
dLEY, President;
1,1865. - dea4hAta.tir
DIRECTORS.
- -
Clem. Tingley.
Wm. Musser
Samuel BispbaM,
H. L. Carson,
Robert Steen,
Wm. Stevenson,
Tames T.
THOMAS C. ni4.11 secr
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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY QV
£U PHILADELPHIA—Oface No. 5 South PIPTSI
street—tosore Buildings,' Household Geode and Mee.'
obendise generally. "
g3' sErrB-8103.795186. •
DIRECTORS FOR 1866. -
CALEB CLOTHIER, WA'. P. REEDER.
RFNJ. MALONE. SCPSERIA. c.a.A..entAN
THOMAS MATHER. EDW. M. NEEDL
T. ELLW'D MALRAUX', WILSON M JETIR
SLMEON MATLAC LIMIER'S WEBSTER
A.At+RON W. GABAIL_ EVANS,
CLOTHIER. President.
Jetsam/
T. ELLwciin)
A ,N TBEBA Of T B .07811RANClig tXsaiPANY .4
A& CHARTER PERPETUAL. •
CalaNo. WALNUT street, •above Third, Phlisia
till WALNUT
lassie against Loss or Damage by Fire. on Ball&
laps, either perpetually or &Ira limited time, larrasab GNI
Furniture and 311Appdousdise generally, • .
Also—Farina Nisoriance on Vessels,Oar Lail
. Freight. Inland InsuranceDUUNTOß to all parts of the %
) • .
Wa. Esher, Da lS. vid Pearson,
D. Lather, Pater Sieger,
• Lewis AUetlided. , I. B. Baum,
• J. B. Blakiaton, Wra, F. Dean,
. ' Jos. Mandela, - .Tolsh Natalie=
. Wll, *.auTiara„ Freeddent.
- WISL B. Dia sag, lirleel - Prealdellii
1111 f. IL WITH. Secretary tail
.1 0 1 D;rl.l flOallfil (J 4
i COUNTY OF C1)IIROOR THE r_ went
WATISON , - Guardian of the Estate of JOHN. B. an
FANNY WATTSON, vs. SAMDEL °UDEN and the
"RICHMOND AND SeIIiIISLEILL PASSENGER
RAILWAY COMPANY, Terre Tenants. 3rd Muria-
Lev. fa& March T..1.85e. No.as. 'TheAuditorappoint
ed to distribute the rand; in Court, arising fro the
sale, under the above writ, of the following . described •
real estate, to wit:— •
All that lot Of ground, with the dwelling house, forte
dry. workshop, smithshop, stable and other the men
mage and tenement thereon erected, situate on the
south side of Girard avenue and west side-of Mbsor
street, containing in front on said Girard avenue eighty '
feet, anti extending is length or depth southward of
that width, at right angles with said Girard avenue.
along the west side of said Minor street 2.07 feet. Bound
ed northward by said Girard avenue, eastward by said
Minor street. southward by ground now or late ofJobst
Birch, and westward by a certain twenty-five feet wide
street, extending from said Girard avenue to Poplar
street. i33eing the whole of three lots or pieces. of
ground, which John Birch, et nx.. by three separate in- 1
dentoree, the first dated the 25th December, A. D. 1845,
• recorded in Deed Book G. W. C., No. 86, page 460. &e.
the second dated the rat of May. A. D. IMO, and record
ed in Deed Book G. W. C.. na. 56. page 462;4c.; the
third dated the sth of September, 1850, and intended
be forthwith recorded. pan, ed and conveyed unto the
said Samuel Ogden, his heirs and assigns forever.] •
• 'Will attend to the duties of his appointment ort
TiIDAY, May 22., at 4 o'clock P. M., at his Oftice.Ne.
125 South Sixth street, in the city of Philadelphia,whetx
and where all parties interested are required to be,pre
sent their rtairns or be debarred from coming in Olt
said fund. JAM.E.S W. LATTA,
my9.lot* . Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE cffir .
1 AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA .--Estato
of THOMAS HILL, deceased. The Auditor appointed
by the Court to andit„ settle and adjust the final . ac
count of CHARLES C. WOOD the trustee named in
the last will and- testament of Thomas Hill deceased,
and to report distribution-of the balance in the hands
of the accountant, will meet the parties interested fir
the porpcses of hie appointment on TORSDA.Y,.IIIAy
fOih. 1866. at4,o'clock at his office, N0:423 Will- .
nut stre et,in the city of Philadelphia.
.1. AUSTIN SPENCER,
Auditor.
1r;317 th,s,tusti
TN THE - ORPHANS' COURT' FOR THE CITY ,
Als.iD COUNTY 0? PHILADELPHIA.—Estate of
Join: }WADI° deceased.—The Auditor. appointed
by the Court to audit. settle and adjust the account or •
MARIA ANN HEILIG, Adraintstratrix of. Seim.
;He'lig, deceased. and to -make distribut on of the_
-balance in the bands of the accountant, will meet the ,
partie. interested for the purposes bf his appointment,
on MONDAY, May 28th 1866, at 4 o'clock at his
office No.-ID 3 tsouth Sixth street, in the city' of Phila.'
deiphia. • B. E. WALLACE.' ,
myl7 th.sa,trt Et* Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
1 AND COUNTY OF PHILADYLPHIA.—Estate of
MARTIN B. RITTENHOUSE, ,Deceased.—The Au
ditor Appointed by the Court to audit. settle and adjust
the account of EMELME R. RITTENHOUe E. Ad.
ministratrix of Martin B. Rittenhouse,. deceased. and
to make distribution of the Balance in the hands of
the accountant. will meet the parties interested me this
purpose of his appointment, on TUESDAY. May 28tb„
ISB6. at 4 'o'clock; P. M.. at -his office, No. 202 South
FIFTH Street, In the City of Pieladelphia.- ,-
THOMAS BRADFORD - DWIGHT,
Anattor.,,
m717-th.s,tu.so ,
COUNTY
ORPHANS.' f*URTFOR THE tIETY AND
I COUNTY OF PECIDADRLPHLA—Fatate of JD
SF,PII GLOVER—The Auditor appointed by; the
Court to audit, settle and adjust the account of Catha
rine °lnver and WilliamDreen. Executors of the la.st
will and testament of Joseph Glover, oeceased, and to distribution of the balance in the bands of 'he
accountant. will meet. the parties Interested. for the
purposes • of his appointment. oa TUESDAY, May
3866. at 4 o'clock, P.M., at his Office, No. 619 .NOBLN
street, in the city of Philadel - vbia.
TacoraAs cocratex. • -
myi7-th,atnEti • Auditor.
liq THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR CITY .AND
'COUNTY OF PH LADnir.PELT4.- Estate o r
E. P. DIXON.— The Auditor appointed by the
Court to audit, settle and atjust the account of JOHN
McMULLIN, Administrator cum- testament° an
nexo of the estate of E. P. Nixon,' 'deceased.' and to
report distribution of the balance in the hands of the
'accountant, will meet the parties interested for the
pot - poses - of. his appointment. on WEDNESDAY.
May soth,•lB66:mt 4d - clock P. M., at his office. Ne R
Noble street,Ul the City of Philadelphia _ •
THOMAS COCHRAN
Auditor.
m7l7•tb Atm En
TN THE- ORPHANS' "COURT FOR THEE tam r
_LI AND COUNTY QF I'ILILADELFRIA —Estate of
:HENRY= V OLlUM,deceased.—The auditor appointed ,
by the Court to audit, settle and, adjust the accorintot
Samuel S.iVolluto.' and GeOrse Snyder, surviving Kw
ecutors of the estateof Henry Vollum, deceased, and
to report distribution of the balance in the hands or
the accountant, will meet the parties interested for the',
PurPusi . big appointment , on DIONDAY May 2801.
18eN at 4 O'clock P 11l at Ms office, 522 weiNurr
street, in the city of Philadelphia.
; •-• ;.• • . • , cHARLES H. T. COLLLS;
Auditor..
myl7,th,s,tn,bt.
..XICYPICE IS KFATIFIY GIVEN THAT MARY A.
has filed :in the Court of Comdata
Pleas her final Petition for discharge , as an Insolvent
Debtor under the laws of this Commonwealth, and,
that the aametviD be beard on WEDNESDAY S Jtina
• lath, Isss, , .before said Court, CHESTNUT Streebelosif
latb, Centre building, la the City of Philfidelp
• - ruhatbAtu,64
feflEttn.ths3ml
AND PAM.
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