'Petrolett& Washy Disappointed
The Reverend Petroleum V. Nasby has a
hankering after what he calls a "Post
orifice," and relates that he recently tried
to et one froin the President He writes;
"Faith without work is a weak institu
tion—it's like a whisky punch with the
whisky omitted, which is a disgustin mix
ture uv warm water and sugar. What is it
to me (who hev , iiin ready to accept any po
sition uv which the salary wnz sufficient to
maintain an individooal uv simple habits)
who is beheaded; so ez I don't get a place?
Androo Johnson may cut off offishl heads
ez dexterously and profoosely ez he chooses
but my , sole refuses to thrill, when I- know
that. Aholishaniste, though uv a different
stripe, will be appointed. So long ez dimo
crats are kept out, what care I who hez the
- Places? Paul may plant and Apolus water,
Tait uv what account is the plantin and
waterin tome if I don't get the increase?-
71. take no- delight in Bich spectacles. Et
Androo Johnson proposed to be a dimocrat
:if he desires the honest, hearty support of
the party, let him reel his faith with works.
"I visited Washington fur the express
purpose nv sein the second Jackson. lam
a frank man, and I laid :the matter afore
:him without hesitation. I told him thatthe
Postmaster at the Corners;was opposin his
policy and aboosin him continually; that it
- wuz an outrage that men holdinplace under
the Adminiatrashun should not sustain the
Administrashtui. In the name uv right I
demanded a change. •
"I spose that to-wunst the position would
lbe offered me, and after protestin a suffi
cient time that "did not want it—and would
prefer the appointment of some more
worthy man, I should accept it and go
:home provided fer three years. Imagine
may deep and unutterable disgust, when he
- told me that he would investigate the mat
-ter, and probably would makes change pro
-vided he could find in the vicinity some
original Union man who would accept the
place!
"Then the iron entered my soul. Then I
felt that in him we had no lot or part."
A Strange Story from Ohio.
A most cusiOnai instance of conflicting
testimony in the case of a murder recently
occurred in Ohio. On March 24th one Ira
B. Wheeler, of North Pepin, in that State,
suddenly disappeared, and it was generally
suppised that he bad been accidentally
-drowned in the waters of the Chippewa. A
few days ago, however, his body was found
near the place where the accident was sup
posed to have occurred, the head marked
by a deep gash across the scalp, and a se
were wound over the left eye. Suspicion
:at once'rested on James Carter, who had
-originally made the statement that Wheeler
broke through the ice and so died. The
whole village was excited. Carter was
subjected to a sharp inquisition, when most
unexpectedly the wife of Wheeler and the
accused man both confessed to the crime,
-each charging the other with dealing the fa
tal blow. The Durand (Ohio) Times says:
"The wife's story is, that Wheeler and
Carter, getting into an altercation about go
ing toa neighbor's to play a game of whist,
Carter dared Wheeler out of doors to fight,
whereupon the latter followed Carter out,
when Carter struck him over the head with
a gun barrel, which brought him to the
ground, immediately causing his death."
Carter, on the other hand, asserts that
Wheeler, was driving tacks into his boots,
when his wife happening to pass by upset
the paper of tacks upon the floor. A scuffle
.ensued first in play, afterwards in anger.
Mrs. Wheeler finally snatched up a hatchet
and struck her husband a blow on the head,
which felled him to the floor. Carter had
- been a bystander in the struggle, and now
-came forward, told the wife not to be
alarmed, and proceeded to carry the corpse
to the river, and thrust it through the ice.
He then invented an explanation of his dis
appearance.
Old School Presbyterian Assembly.
ST. LOUIS, June. I.—Dr. Brooks, of this
city, made an able and ingenious speech
last night against the proposed action of the
Assembly in reference to the Louisville
Presbytery, and Dr. Yates and the Rev. Dr.
McFee spoke on the same side this morning.
air. Davy, of New York, also opposed the
report of the committee on constitutional
„grounds, and Dr. Gurley made a brief
speech in favor of his substitute, offered
some days since. The amendment of Dr.
Humphrey was laid on the table, and the
substitute of Dr. Gurley taken up and passed
by a vote of 196 to 37. This substitute con
-damns the declaration and testimony as a
slander against the church, schismatical in
its character, and its adoption by any church
is declared an act of rebellion against au
thority.
The General Assembly summons all
-signers of the declaration, and all members
4 of the Presbytery who voted for it, to appear
before the next General Assemblyto answer
for their conduct, and prohibits them from
sitting as members of any church court
.higher than a session until their cases are
-decided, and dissolves any Presbytery that
disregards this action of the Assembly, and
vests all Presbyterian authority in such
ministers and elders of, said Presbytery as
adhere to the action of the Assembly. On
motion of Dr. Monfort, the members ex
cluded by this substitute are allowed to re
tain their seats in the Assembly until its ad
journment„ which will probably take place
A GREAT EXPRESS CONTRACT. A con
tract has just been concluded between the
secretary of the Treasury and the Adams
Express ComPapy, by which the United
:States agrees to employ that company as
the exclusive agent for the transportation
of all moneys and securities belonging to
the United States; and to give -it, as such
-agent for transportation, all moneys and
:securities of - every kind which are to be
transferred from one point to any other
point within the 'United States. Gehl coin
-and bullion is to be transported at one-half
of a cent. per mile for $l,OOO for distances
not over five hundred miles, and distances
exceeding five htindred miles, one-quarter
.of a cent. per 'sidle per $1;000; silver coin and
bullion at twice the rate above specified,
freight on coin and bullion to be paid in
coin; all other moneys, United States Trea
sury notes, .tc. twenty-five to fi ft y cents
per $l,OOO, accor ding to distance, &c.
AN ODD REQDEST.—SenatOT Harris has
presented a petition of citizens of Florida,
'who represent that they were forced into
the rebel army; that they purchased horses
for which the gave their notes; that the
-amount of these notes was stopped out of
their pay, and that they are now sued by
the holders of these notes for a second pay
nent. They ask Congress to pass a law for
;their protection. Their proper appeal would
-seem to lie to the courts. But it is not easy
to see what they have to do in the matter at
all. The holders of the notes must bring
,suit against the "Confederate government,'
to recover; and as there is no such thing in
-existence, they will probably get no money.
Perhaps it would do , to sue Yulee or Mal
lory! But they have been pardoned, and
-would answer that the pardon relieves theni
of all responsibility.
VTNUAL Siountrrie.—We have been shown
:specimens of • sacramental or pure juice
wine, prepared by Mr. Alfred Speer; of Pas
-sale, N. J., out of the Portuguese Samburg,
a valuable grape : which he cultivates in this
-country. In taste =it assimilates to ,port
without its heating qualities, being anso
lntely free front spirits further than its own
- fermentation affords. Preference is given
to it over all other wines in New York and
other hospitals, as a tonic, gentle stimulant,
diuretic and sudorific.- Mr. Speer has been
nine years experimenting in`the production
of this wine. and the newest wine he sells is
four years Old.
Nirwsztrzns.-Thi Richmond (VEL) Re=
public is , again - reylved,.and the Chicago - nd
,pubitean denotice4 the statenient that there
will be atty- ,
ehange 'in its political opinion opinions,
Coal Statements.
The following IS the amount of Coal, ransported over
the Iluntingdorr and - 13rotui Ton Mountain Railroad.
for the week ,ending Saturday, "May 26,1566 , and
since January 1, together with corresponding period
last year
Week: Previously.' , ` Total.
Tons. Tons. . Tons.
....7,652 , 96,961 98,753
1,574 - " 104,657 106,431
1865.
Increase.. 6,278
Decrease: 13..1 ' Y. 678
The following la . the amount of coal transported over
the Philadelphia. and Reading ,Itailroad; daring ,the
week ending Thursday, May 31, 1866;
. .
Prom St. Clair. .......
Port Carbon...-.
" • Pottsville. •
" Schuylkill Haven...
Aubnru
" port Clinton
" Harrisburg and Dauphin....
Total AnthraCite Coal Tor week 92,123 16
Bituminous coal from Harrisburg and Dau
phin 7 500 58
Total of all 99,630 01
Previously this year...... 1,494,948 17
Total. 1,591.579 01
Same time iaat year......._
1,197,014 03
Increase
B()Abil) OF 1 1'.tiAlito
EDW'D LAPOURCADE, •
J. PRICE WETHERILL, 11101/NTHLY Commirrzis
D. C. 31c0AMMON,
iMPOMATION
Reported ear the P alpata Evening Bulletin.
RIO DR JANITERGBark Restless,,6heldon—rsoo
bags coffee Thos Si attson Br, Sons.
PLYMOUTH. ENG.—Brtg Hannah Hines, Hicks
2aS tons Ch.na play C B Dunn.
41ARIVIM sum TO OY 086AII R4M3./13.111
MEM PEON !Olt • • DAIM
Bazoitta. Sontbampton...New York.. .. .. ....-May 18
Hansa ...........Souttutmpton...New Y0rk.......-.-May 18
Damascae . ...Liverpool...Quebec. • MaY 17
fatty of Manchester-Liverp'l.-New York May 18
jaYerpool...New
Delaware .Liverpool...Boston&Phila...--May 23 .
Hermann Bontbamnton...New York. ..... May 23
-Hamburg...New York May 23
Erin...-----.....:-LiverpooL-New York . . ..... .....Bfas
8a1tic..... Bremen... New York.... %fay 23
City or London...LiverpooL-NewYork May 23
Cella London... New York May 23
Villa de Paris .Havre-New York May 24
Asia.:.... —.—LiverpooL-Boston May 24
Nova Scotian. LiverpooL-Qoebec. May 24
Edinburg.- .. .. ......LiverpooL-New York May 26
Africa. ..LiverpooL-Boston May 2d
City of Limerick-Liverpool....New York 26
Ma1ta...... .Livernool...New Y0rk....-,...-May 29
EtnaTO DoEP..IARewT Y0rk.........--May 30
City of Cork New York... Liverpool ..Tune 6
.... -June' 6
Cutta . ... tie 6
---------------------------
Fulton' ;:New York...Havre--
.June 9
Teuton% New York...Hainburr JUDO 9
City of London... New York... Liverpool June 9
St. David guebee—Liverpool—........—Jane 9
And'w Jobnson-New York... Havana .Jnrie 9
Northern Ligbt-New York...Aspinwall ' June 11
Persia ..................New York—Liverpool .... 13
SIAUMINE B
11731 RTEIRS. 4 33 1 SUN BETB. 7 = 1 HIGH WATER, 509
• 5,Z
Steamer Allda Lenny, 24 hours from New York,
with mdse to W P Clyde & Co.
Steamer Anthracite, Green, 24 hours from N York,
with mdse to-W P Clyde & Co.
Steamer Beverly, Plerce,24 hours from N York, with
mdse to W P Clyde & Co.
Steamer S F Phelps,Browm,24liours from New York,
with mdse to W Di Baird & Co.
TugHudson.Carr, from Baltimore, with 4 barges
to W P Clyde & Co.
Tug Admiral D D Porter Smlthers. from Baltimore.
with a barges.to W P Clyde & Co.
Bark Restless, Sheldon, 35 days from Rio Janeiro,
with coffee to Thos Wattson & Sons.
Brig Hannah Hicks, Hicks, 50 days from Plymouth,
Eng. with China clay to C B Dunn.
Brig N Stevens, Sanders, from Wilmington. ' *
Bohr C Carroll, Mahaffey, from Middletown. with
stone to captain
e.chr Wm McCobb, Chipman, I days from Bangor,
with potatoes to Selzer a Bro.
Scbr Golden Eagle, Cobb, from New Bedford, with
oil to YBA.a lien.
Schr West Wind. Lawson, fromßoston.
CUWni:l) YESTICESDAY
Steamer Ann Eliza-Richards, N York, W P Clyde &Co.
Steamer Chester. Warren, New York, W P Clyde& Co.
Brig lk Stevens, Saunders. Boston, Dovey & Son.
Schr West Wind, Lawson, Boston, Quicracci, Sawyer
& Ward.
Schr Addle Walton, inch, Boston, Andenrled, Norton
& Co.
Bair ohm Carroll, Mahaffey, Norwich, Van Duren,
Lockman &Co.
Schr Wellington, Barber, Saco, W Hunter. Jr..t Ca
Correspondence of the Phila. Evening' Bulletin.
READING. May Si.
The following boats from the Union Canal passed
Into the SchttyPrill Canal. to-day, bound to PhileAlel
phia,ladeu and consigned as fellows
Mel Anderson, with flrur, &c to Captain: A U Hain,
lime to A II Hain; William & Franklin, limestone to
Jacob Shaeffer; 2 rafts timber to Soh Nay Co. F.
YEMORANDA.
Steamer Propontis, Hlgginson, sailed from Boston
at 3 PM yeeterday for this port.
bteamer Norfolk, Vance, hence at Richmond 30th
Steamer Virestclm.ter, Ingram, cleared at New York
yesterday for Wilmington, Del
Steamer Britannia (Br), Laird, cleared at New York
yesterday for Glasgow.
Steamer Arizona, Maury, cleared at New York yes
terday for Aspinwall.
h tomer lienzington, Chipman, from New Orleans,
at Boston yesterday.
steamer tortes, Sampson. cleared at Boston 3list ult.
for Havana.
Steamer Cuba. Rollins, cleared at Baltimore gist ult.
for Havana and N Orleans.
Steamer Jos IS Green, Fairchild, from New Orleans
May 19. Charleston 27th, at New York yesterday. 22d
nit. lat 25 22, lon 8249, spoke schr Ann E Glover, from
New York for Galveston, 83 days out, abort of water;
" gi li p e ltoWti Saxon (Br), Randall, from Manila via
Zebu 9th Jan. for New York, was spoken 11th April,
off Cape Good Hope.
Bark Grasmere. Stockman,from Shan ghae 26th Jan.
via Batavia 28th Feb. with teas, at N York yesterday.
Bark W A Platenins, Pinkham, sailed from Aspin
walll7th tilt. for Cienfuegos.
Bark Falcon, Taylor. cleared at Boston 31st ult. for
Buenos Ayres via Portland.
Brig Aspen. Stewart, hence at Halifax 24th ult.
Brig John Aviles, Philbrook, at Bath 31st ult. from
Delaware City.
Brig General Banks, - Ketchum, hence at Boston yes
terday.
Brigs R 8 Hassell, and Castilian, at Matanzas 24th
ult. for this port.
Brig Alamo, 'Abbey, hence for Boston, at Holmes'
Hole 301 h Mt.
Brig Ortolan, Flye, hence, remained at Clenfneg,oa
2.3 d
Solara Thos Borden, Hazleton, T J Trafton, David G
Floyd T P Cooper, Johnson, D C Hulse, Jas NeliSOn,
Francis listen, IBcL F F, Ann S Salter. S let Sher
man, Julia Smith, Choctaw, and others, returned to
Newport Nth ult. In consequence of, head winds.
Sam Sohn Beatty, from Pawtucket for this port, at
Newport 30th ult. In coming down -Pawtucket River,
sprung a leak 29th, and will haul oat to caulk. •
scbr F R Baird, Shaw, unc. remained at Cienfuegos
22d nit
_ _
Schrs Blast. J H Hoyt, and Ban Jaan,cleared at New.
Haven 31st ult. for this port.
Behr D Jones, Tatem, hence at Pawtucket 31st ult.
Schr B. IL Bartlett, Bartlett, hence at Portsmouth
29th _ _
Solna Jonathan May, for this port, and E L B Wales,
for Georgetown, at Matanzas 24th ult.
Schrs 3 H Moore, Nickerson; F W Phelps, Cranmei;
A Saunders, Carroll; Sarah A Boice, Boice, and .1 L
Malloy, Russell, hence at Roston Sist ult..
~ qui) al :3 M
MAPLE SYRUP.
Staple Syrup Nolasses, New Crop,
very handsome quality.
HUB SALE BY
JAMES R. WEBB.
ABM WALNUT and EIGHTH Streets,
• • :As • 31:4‘ : :Fe A ras .nrg
meats, ham, beef d tongue, essence of anchovies
and Anchovy paste for sale at COUSTY'S East End
grocery, No. 118 south SECOND street.
'MEW BURLINGTON HAMS, just received and an
LI sale at COUSTY'S Bast .End grocery, No. 118
South SECOND street.
WHEATEN AND HOMINY GRITS, real currant
TY telly, In store and for sale at COUSTY'S East
End grocery, No. 118 South SECOND street.
rtIaOICE TABLE CLARET.—Ioo cases just received
V and for sale at COUSTY'S East Eno grocery, No.
DS South SECOND street.
SPANISH QUEEN OLIVES by the barrel or gallon,
at CO:3STV 'S East End grocery, No. US bonth
SECOND street.
! HAMS . !!-J. stewart's Trenton, ..I)avia's
11 Star Hams, Briggs & Swift's celebrated Quoin.
nati Hams, and J. Bower's City_ Cared, warranted to
give satisfaction. For sale by 11.7. SPYr.t.M. N. W.
corner Eighth and Arch. -
LIVE baskets Latour and other favorite
brands of Salad 011, for sale by M. F. bin r.r.rw,
N. W. corner Arch and Eighth.
JAVA COFFEE.;—Pure Old Government Sava Ooffee,
for sale by M. F. MULLIN, N. W. corner of Areb
and Eighth streets..
rpEAs! TEAS li.-100 parfkages of very choice new
J. crop Green and Black, of the late importation. As
these Teas have been bought since the decline in gold,
we axe prepared to furnish families at greatly reduced
prices. For sale by the box, or at retail. M. F. &Pia,
LIN. N. W. corner Arch and Eighth streets.
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For sale by S. MAXTOR,
Successor to W. S. & MAX
hiartten,
Cheetnut street.
MIELDIOJA.L.
AYKWS CATHARTIC
, T Lis are the most perfect
"native which we
able to produce or which
think has ever yet been
tade by anybody. Their
!fleets have abundantly
nwn to the community
s' much they excel the
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ley are safe and pleasant
take,but powerful to cure.
ten penetrating proper-
I stimulate the vital An
des of the body, remove
.s, purify the blood, and
-.tit the foul humors which
breed and grow dist:eta' per, stimulate sluggish or &sop.
dered organs Into their natural action. and Impart a
heal ty tone with strenght to the whole system. Not
only do they cure the everydav complaints of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous diseases.
While they produce powerful effects, they are at the
same time, In dimiro bed dcses, the safest and best
physic that can be employed fbr children. Beitigsugar
coated. they are pleasant to take - , and, being purely
vegetable, are free from any risk of lan MI. Cures have
bcen made which surpass belief were they not sub
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to certify to the public the reliability of our remedies,
while ethers have sent us the assurance of their con
viction that our Preparations contribute Immensely to
the relief of our afflicted. suffering fellow-men.
The agent below named Is pleased to furnish gratis
our American Almanac, containing directions for the
use and certificates of their cures, of the following
complaints:
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints. Itheumatism,Drop.
sy, Heartburn, Headache arising from foul nommen,
Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaction of the Bowels
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. petite. all. Diseases which require an evacuant me
clue. They also, by purifying the blood and stimu
lath:Jell:le system, care many compaints which it
would not be supposed they could reach, such as Deaf
ness, Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irri
tability, Derangements of the Liver and K! 'nays,
Omit, and oth-r kindred complaints arising from a
low state of the body, or obstruction of its functions.
Do net be put off by unprincipled dealers with other
preplrations which they make more profit on. De.
mend AYEP."B and take no others. The sick want the
best aid there is tor them, and they should have it.
Prepared by Do. J. C. AYER & Co.. Lowell, Mass.,
and sold. by J.. M. 'STA RDi CO., PhiladelPhia, and
by all Druggists. myl9-3,m,w-2m
THE GREAT AMEIUCA.:s.I DEODORIZtat AND
DIBINFEOTAN'T. ,
This article owes its peculiar value as a DEODO
RIZER to the that that it decomposes and destroys all
noxious gases and vapors that are given off.tromputri.
tying animal or vegetable matter
Dn. W. E. A AIKIN, Professor of Chemistry in the
University of Maryland. says: "For an efficient and
reliable Deocfrnizer and. Distofeetant, always ready for
use, and not liable to any change, equally valuable in
'he sick room and in the foul sink, it has, in my
opinion, no equal
This opinion Is concurred in by Drs. Mlltenbergor,
Johnson, Chew. Mrdherry , Butler, and Dr. Van
Biber, tvbto made the report to the National Sanitary
and Quarantine Convention of Pas. says:
"It is the best deodorant or which I have any know
-11•YI:rst. It evidently answers the purpose.
"Second. It is odorless itself.
"Third. It is easily kept and managed.
"Fourth. It is comparatively cheap."
For sale by
BOBEIIT SHOKISIAREE & CO.,
N. E. corner FOURTH and RACE Streets.
And by Druggists generally
(IPALMENTALLINA.—A superior article thr clean
ing the Teeth, destroying tudmalculte which in
fest them, giving tone to the gums, and leaving a feel•
log of fragrance and perfect cleanliness in the mouth.
It may be used daily, and will be found to strengthen
weak and bleeding gums, while the aroma and deter•
eiveness will recommend it to every one. Being corn.
posed with the assistance of the Dentist, Physician and
Micro,oopist, it is confidently offered as a RELI aBLE
substitute for the uncertain washes formerly in vogue.
Eminent Dentists, acquainted with the constituents
of the DENTALLPNA, advocate its use; it contain)
nothing to prevent its unrestrained employment,
Made only by
JAMES T. SRINN, Apothecary,
Broad and Spruce streets.
For sale by Druggitits generally, and
Fred. Brown, D. L. Steakhouse, '
Bassard & Co., Robert C. Davis,
G. R. Keeny, Geo. C. Bowrer.
Isaac H. Hay, Charles Shivers,
C. H. ls eedles, G. J. Scattergood,
T. J. Husband, J. C. Turnponny & 00.
Ambrose limit% Charlea H. Eberle,
Thomas Weaver, - James N. Marks,
William B. Webb, E. Bringhurat & Co.,
James L. Bispham, Dyott & Co.,
Hughes do Coombe, H. C. Blair,
Henry A. Sewer, Wyetb &Bro. - • •
ONDON LAYNE DAMINS.--Whole and - Half
. boxes beet quality, London , -Layer Raisins, for
Bale by .1 . .,11,8U5-ffM.R & 00..1wt S. Deiaware Avenue
y ft • .11V • s eW CrOp e rano
Walnut! and Paper Shell Almonda, for sale by
78. BU A 00., las Deliware B iown..
AN Awmur
I HAVE JUST. RECEIVED AN INVOICE-
MUSICAL BOXES.:-
The Irk that have ever been Imported,' Call and
hear them at
IY 3ELUI-401NT'S
1028 CHEBTNITTIST.
Owing to the decline of Gold, has made
131aanonds,
Watches,
jewelry
Silverware, &c.
The public are respectfully invited to mil and ex.
amine our stook before purchasing elsewhere. Anti
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- HOWARD'S
i i k AISEEMOA NWATCH
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COMPANY'S
wATonss
at HENRY ILASPIiat'S
myle-Im. ' " 520 Arch street.
00 OGEES'S PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS.—
_Du B:ENRY HARPER,
myl2lm • 520 Arch street.
SIWERWARE.—
lm
HENRY HARPER,
520 • rch street.
10 2 44 CTEESAPEST THE CITY.
Second agd a Tq a e s see ireets
J. "FBAS. myl7-Laii
323 and 331 South Street,
has a handsome assortment of SPRING mar
LINRRY; Misses' and Infants' Hats and Caps
Bilks, Velvets, Crapes, Ribbons. Feathers, Flowers
Frames. din. mhalani
JAMES A. FREEMAN, - AUCTIONIESUI, No. 422
WALNUT street.
SEK77CENTH SPRING BALE OF REAL ESTATE
AND STOCKS. JUNE 6, 1866.
This sale as ts o , siont noon at the Rtnhange. will
include the following properties—
STOOKS.
--.sl 50
Bbare in the Mercantile Library.
Share In the Point Breeze Park AtiseeLetiort.
LOT, 11TH ST.. above Time, 25th Ward. 40 by 16536
feet. • Orphans' Churl Sale—Estate of Kerma» Van
Bea. deed.
4:3 GROUND RENT, well secured. Hurst st. above
6th. 26 by 80 feet. Orphans' CburtSote—Same _Estate.
511 FRANKLIN ST—Three story brick DweWng,
&gore Spring r= Garden, 17 by SO feet. Orphans' Court
Salo—Same h+-t.
623 TORS ST—Double three story brick Resident.?
and Brick Shop, below Frenkford road, 56 by 160 fe‘t.
Clear.
LOT, HUNTINGDON ST—Above . Pike st.
Ward, .17 by CM,' feet. Mcceutors' Ststo—Dttate of Was.
lbrd deed.
RESIDENC:E,CHZESTNUTIaLL—EIegard Pointed
Residence aria Lot. 200 by WO,feef Montgomery
avenue, near Evergreen avenue. /matediatepossessiott.
908 NEW MARKET ST—Two story Brick House
and Lot, 19 by 92 feet. &Wan to 128 50 ground nat.
Executor's Safe—Estate .Philip .deap. deed.
618 PENH ST—Two story Brick House and Lot, 15
feet on Pine and a) on Minster and 140 feet deep. Pa ,
emptory Sate on account of a former purchaser.
RATITE ST—Frame House, Native st, above sth
and Carpenter ats. IS by 47 feat Subject to 012 ground
rent. Orphans' (bur/ Sate—Estate of .T. 2sr. Bradley, a
minor.
MARRIOTT'S LA VE—Five Frame Houses, above
Fit th at. a) by 53 feet. Orphans' (Surf Sale—Same
Estate.
=ecntrix Sale S. E. corner of Jefferson and Eleventh
_ .
At 10 o'clock, will be sold by order of Executrix. the
Household Furniture. Carpets, Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Chain, Kitchen Utensils, tkr-
BANK FIREPROOF SAFE AT PRIVATE MLR
At Private Sale-A stmelor Bank Safe, nearly new.
about seven fret high inside, with combination locks,
dc.. in perfect order. made by Forret & Herring, at a
cost of $1,400. Apply at the Auction Store.
IleY JOHN B. MYERS CO., n.UuTION.E.b..M
Noa. and M 4. MeatICET street. corner of Bank
LIMO
IWAREENAISV F Otarg AND
, ON MONDAY MORNING, „TUNE 4.
At 10 o'cl ,_ock will be sold, by catalogue. ON FOIJB
MONTHBOREDTT, about 8001ots ofFrench,Dadia,Geb
man and British Dry Goods, embracing a fall assort
meat of fancy and staple articles in Bllka,worsteda
woolens, linens and cottons.
N. B.—Goods arranged for examination and catar
ogres readv early on morning of sale.
LARGE POSITIVE GATE OF FRENCH, SAXONY,
BRITISH, AND
. ITALIAN DRY GOOODS. &c.
NCYTlCE—lncludel in our sale on MONDAY, June
4, will be fteand in part
DRESS GO the follo ODS. wing,
via
- pieces fancy printed jaconets, organdies, lawns,
do French. B&W and solid check cord gin.
barns.
do striped, plaid and fig'd mozsmolques.
do Pars de lathes, grenadtroa, bermes.
do plain,checked, striped and printed mobairs.
do plain, stripe and fancy lenos,poll de chev re.
do bLk and cord mums, queen's cloth,skirting,
MIM
pieces glossy bill sr( s du S.
Rhin, taffetas: brillant&
do extra heavy taffeta con leurs ems grains.
do' splendid quality taffeta d'itatie, ra, es.
de elegant drag de Paris anti dram de France.
do poult de soles. gros de Naples. Ins - riues.
do bill and white and cord cadrilles,
SHAWLS, BASQUES. &c
Broche harder stalls and mozambique shawls .
Plain and fancy silxgrenadine barege and lama do.
bilk and cloth circulars. sacoues, bournonsotc.
WHITE GOODS, HANDII..ERCHIEFS &c.
300 pieces inch royal bandreugham cambric
frilling, scarce and very desirable. •
Also, lace curtains and drareries ribbons, gloies
embroideries, balmoral and hoop skirts, umbrellas and
parasols, vets, head nets, large inlet rich dress and
mantilla trimmings, buttons. silk ties, notions, Au.
LARGE PEREMPTORY BALE OF BOOTS, SHOIrs.
BROGANS, TRA.VET.ING BAG.S, STRAW
GOO DS, do.
• 051 TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 5, •
Wholesale Druggists,
myl64ml
[.._
- • I.3BITVIS , 148 "DC, I •ArTY,S,
DLLICIOND DEALER '& JE WET ERA
WATCHES, JEWELRY k SILVER WARE,
‘WATOKF.3 and JEWELRY REPAIRED.
80 2 Chestnut St.,Phila• '
a great ieduatioa in price of his
large and . 17n11 !assorted,
Stook of
pill. rot fa Dt Aualio.o/1.11
Mrs. R.
CTION NAL.tAt*
HOUSEHOLD FITRNMIRE CARPETS, dc.
ON TUESDAY MORNING.
Fafilinei plain, dotted and figured Swiss Nahum:dm
Full , Ines plaid and stripe cambries. jac ne a, lawns.
Fall lines white Marseilles, piques, brilliants.
Full lines cambric, gill aham. silk and cotton hdkfs,
REAL LACE POINTS AND BHAWL - 4.
An invoice of very elegant . Lyons lace silk Luna
points and shawls.
CAMBRIC FRILLING.
Will, be sold,. at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, on mm
months' credit, siboutl,loo packages Boots, Shoes, Bal
morale, 4itc., of City and Eastern manufacture. Oper
fbr examination with catalogues early on the morhini
of sale.
LABOR PEREMPTORY SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES,
TRAI''FT , MTI.I .BAGS, dc. •
NOTlCE—lncluded in our large sale of hoots, shoe&
ON TUESDAY MORNING,
June 5, will be found in part the following fresh
and desirable assortment. via:
Men's, boys' and youths' calf, double sole, halr,wel t
and pump sole dress boots; men's, boys' and youths
kip and buff leather boots; men's tine grain, long let
di ess boots; men's and boys' calf, bud leather Congress
boots and balmorals; men's, boys' and youths' super
kip, buff and polished grain half welt and pump sole
brogans; ladies' fine kid, goat, morocco, and enameled
patent sewed balmorals and Congress gaiters
women's, misses' and children's calf and ball
leather balmorals and laco boots; children's fine
kid, sewed, city made lace boots; fancy sewed balm°
rale and ankle ties; ladies' fine black and colored
lasting . Congress and side lacegaiters;womens', misses
and children's goat and morocco copper-nailed lace
boots; ladles' fine kid slippers; traveling bags; motalio.
overshoes &c.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH
GERMAN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
We will hold a Large Sale of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, by Catalogue, on four months' credit and
part for cash'.
On THURSDAY MORNING,
June I, at 10 o'clock, embracing about 750 pack.
ages and lots of staple - and fancy articles, in woolens.
worsteds, linens, silks and cottons. '
, N. B,—Goods - for examination and cats
segues ready early the morning of sale.
_ .
LARGE FORt...ay.e.i BALE OP cAmprnNee,
CANTON MATTINGS. dm.,
ON FRIDAY MORNINO,.
Tone. 8, at D. o'clock. will be sold, by catalngue,.on
four months' credit, about '2OO tdecea of superfine
and fine ingrain, royal damask. Venetian, list. hemp,
cottage and rag carpeting's, which may be examined
early on the morning ot sale.
§00902'. Ja. A variorums.
1 1160 1113.1124TP , 11411.•
CARD.v—We are prepared fron non , until July Ist to
make sueclal sales of any description of merchandhie,
and - will use our beat endeavors to glve satlsfaction.
For terms, *o., apply at the office.
T FITZPATRICK es 00.,
. . ARCTIONERRS,
No 416 North SECOND strain. shove CallowhOT
T AOHERLDOB & CO., ' •
Aucrrloromb
isAlutEr street. abovi)lixat
AIICTION MLLES.
THOMAB•dr, soffs i AtrerrioNsgaA_
311-• Nos. 189 and 141 South FOlTRTHstreitt.
STOCES aND REAL IMPALE—JUNE 5.
Painphlet catalogues now ready, containinir do
scriptionll of all the property to be sold an 'IIIEsDA.Y.
sth Inst., with a list of sake 12th and 19th June--Com
p/tabu a large amount and great variety °finite
able‘property by order of the Orphans Court, Execs
tubandoOmm. ,
BALES. OF STOCES AND 710 UL BETA=
At the Exchange, every TODAY. at 12 o'clock nem.
jar Handbills of each property issuedtalaelYs
and on the Saturday previous to eath sal e Cfallh
/OWNS ill_Pamgdet form, giving full descriptions.
NAL ssiTATE AT PRIVATE SALE. •.. ;
pgllntee catalogues comprising several handle!
thoustinddollars, ineinding every description of nller
and countrrproperty, from the smallest dwellings to
the moat elegant mansions, . elegant country seats.
fisrms, blurb:ten properties. dro.
age
- EcHNMR,E, SALES at the Azalea Store
EVERY THURSDAY.
_.105 - Particular attention given. to sales Pri va te
xtetudences.dtc. _
Peremptory Sale on the Premises.
HANDSOME MODERN FOURATORY FICTOU
STONE RESIDENCE AND IfJ,EGANT FURNI- -
TUBE, NO. ISM _BROAD St., 24 feet front,29o feet is
depth through to Carlisle st.
ON MONDAY IfORNINGOAINE 4,
At 10 o'clock, all that modern four-story Pictos.
atone front messuage, with three story press brick
back buildings: It is replete with all the modern im
provementa and conveniences.
ass FIXTURES" .,
The elegant chandeliers and other gas tOttlires win
be included in the sale or the real estate. ,
ELEGANT FURNITIDIE CHI : :111XEMJINI: G PIANO.
1 1 1.61106.Aiti.ET13,-dtc.
Ales Immediatelyafler the sale of theresidence,wn
be a old the: entire elegant .rosewood funnel=
rlor rosewood piano by ChloVering, fine carpets,
room, library and chamber furniture.
air Pull lartlenlaza In catalognee,
, • ' STOCKS, &c.
ON TIIESDA.Y. .TUNE 5. ' ' `' '
At. 1.2 ,O'clock 1100 D. at the Phlladelnnlall
50 abaree Cainden Woolen Co.
ssoollnlon Passenger. Badlway Coupon Honda, pay
able January and•7aiy. -
200 abareaDtmkard 011 Co.
25 do Shenango 01100. -
lOW do Philadelphia
4951 do - Monitor Oil Co.
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10950 do 19orthwestern 011 -
Ido Mercantile Library - •
TwEavrrY-FIFTH SPRING BALE, .rtrift S.
•
_Orphans' Court Salo—Estate or William Pks
ar.dee'd.,.
TWO-STORY BRICK .DWRIALING. No. est north
Thirteenth at
Administrate& Peremptoly Sale,-Eotate of Edward:
Hunters, deed-236 STORY BRICK - STORE AND
DWELLING, S. E. corner'of Ninth and S. nth sta.
Same Estate-THREE-STORY zIBRICII
LING and FRAME STORE, S. W. corner, of south
and Ovingten ate.
Bane Estate-DESIRABLE COUNTRY P.LACE,IX:
AMES, Libertyville. Lower Motion ttnynsdilp, Ml:mtge.
mery. county. Pa.
LARGE, and HANDSOME RESIDENCE RIVER
BANE, Burlington, N. J.: 206 feet front on the River
DeDe aware, the late Residence of. Charles Chauncey.
aware,
2. TWO STORY FRAME DWELLINGS.- Nos.-1895
and 1:128 Savery st, south o__fl3 , Vnde st.-18th Ward.
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE. with stabler
acdcorch house, N. W. corner Chelton avenue and.
Limekiln 'I urnpike.l3-4 miles from the Stations 011.1d18
Germantown Railroad.
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. Z 24 Cath—
arine at, west of Third at
Orphans' Court Sale—Estate of William W. - Knight
dec'e—ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT AND STP
CIYITAGE, S. E. corner of Clapier et. and Elegem
avenue, G ermanto wn, VA Wart. near-Wayne Station:
adjoins the very elegant, Country. Seat at Pr=
McEean, Eeq The house has the modern conveni
ences; stone rough-cast cottage. log cabin, atable ate!.
coach house: grounds beautifully laid out, du. Imme•
diate possession. _
Same Estate-8 VALUABLE LOTS, Park et (or
Wis-Ahickon avenue) Chesinat 11111 V.d Ward.
VERY ELEGANT POINTED STONE COUNTRY
RESIDENCE, Clapier at. G Irmantovrn Jute Residence'
ofWm. W. Knight. deed. It is elegantly finished:with
all the modern improvements and conveniences,stone
stable and carriage house, grounds tastefully. laid cot.
etc. Immediate possessioJ.
THREESTORY BRICE DWELLING, No, iE
South Tront st. .
- -
GENTEEL TECREESTORY BRIG DW.t.,L,LINEE.
No. $5B North Sixth street, above Poplar.
Executors' Sale Estate of Margaret Lamb, ded4V--_
BUSYNESS STAND;TKREE-STOBY BRICK STORE
and DWELLING, 5, W. corner Tenth and Anna •
streets, north of Federal street,2sth Ward.
Same Estate—THßEE-STORY BRICK DMELL
ING. N 0.1105 DEStonatreet Second Ward.
- GIiNTELL Tinazo-Erroicr BRICK innazpre,
No. 304 J oat , . - -r street,:soatA. of-Spruce street.
r - revatn Eae—E's!, •*- of aorge Hszzard. dee'd—
TVe STO2. - .f 8.11.1C,K ,. ,12.1(31, No. V& - Pearl
i.- 0.1.' L-jad..l4,:th V:117-
• • Rat.l-4ARG.r. - - add VALUABLE B
I.l7irslratt =ult., mat of Ninth,Z fee&
frtnit.T.StMte. -
1131 x. 111" MUCK DWELLING, N0..13070a-
Lazio etreet.weet
DiNcrviicrrir CZUNTRY PLAUE,3-L'i ACRES, "Ein—
gardtown road, Doper Dublin township, 31 - ontgora
Co.. Ps., near Port Washington Station. on the Ner
renneyiyaehi Rearm& -
THREESTORY BRICE DWELLING; No. 122 g
Brown unmet. west of 1 -ML
SIIRST SL STONE DWELLING, N. W. c
WarcL or
ner 0f.1141,1' 4ond and Bridge sta., BBLDESBURG.2Sth.
TiaureArrosx BRICK DWELLING. .No ms airr
•Vernon et.,
_west of 13th. ,
LARGE LOT, Second st . north of Cumberland at.,
opeoltte Simons' National Wagon Worla.
- .New Three Story BRICK DWELLING, No. I
Perltiomen at 15th Ward.
2 THREE-STORY REICH DWELLINGS Tulip at,
south of T ebigh avenue.
HANDSO'wtt RUBBLE-STONE RESIDENCE. Na.
4te4 Eingsesaing avenue, above 45th at, 24th Ward.
Immediate possession. -
DESIRABLE COTTAGE, N. W. corner Pacific and
TllinolS avenues, Atlantic City, N. J., near the Sue
Howe.
- 110DERN FOUR-STORY BRICK RESIDENaIi.
No. Wi South This teenth at., below Walnut at.; has the
modern conveniences.
BUILDMG LOT, Lombard at., west of 21st, 4934 feet
fr VAT ont.
L'hailLEBUS STAND—THREE-STORY'
ERR B STORE and DWELLING:No. a 3 N. Ninth st..
above Market st. _
Modern Three story BRICK (first story Brown
Stone) Residence, N. E. corner Franklin and ParrLsk
sts; has the modern conveniences.
Sale 201 &with' Tenth st•eet.
HANDSONCE PURNPITIRE. CARPETS, °HANDS,
LEERS, c4c
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, TENN 6,
At 10 o'clock, at No. 1 south Tenth street, rill be
sold, by catalogue, the superior ;parlor furniture, fin&
Brussels carp' Is, oak dining room furniture and hand
some chamber 'l'i:immure of a family removing- _
May be ermined atB o clock on the morning Or SU&
AT PRIVATE SALE—The splendid Residence
known as ANDALUSIA, on the river Delaware,
v:o • :to' on• I •
B.E. corner of SIXTH and RACK atreeta.
Money advanced on Merchandise venerally;
Watches,Jewelry, Diamonds, Gold and Sliver Plats.
and on all articles Of value, for any length of time
agreed on.
ATCEOCS AND JEW - EMT AT PRIVATE SAMICL
Fine Engl Gold Hunting Case, Double Bottom and Open
F
Face ish, American Swiss Patent Lever
Watcbec ine Gold Huntiing and
Case and Open Face Le.
pme Wetches; Flue Geld Duplex and other Watcher,
Fine Silver Hunting Case and Open Face Engdsh,
American and SWISS Patent Lever and Levine
Watches: Double Case Engllalt Quartler and Other_
Watches; Ladies' Fancy Watches: Diamond Breast-
Pins; Finger Rings; Ear Rings, Studs, &c.; Fine Go '
Ch i a n% Medallions; Bracelets; scurf Pi Br' •
Pins; Finger Mugs; Pencil Cases, and Jewelry gene
rally.
FOR SALE—A large and splendid FireproOf Chesil
suitable fora Jeweler, price g 650. • r
Also. several Lots .1n South Camden Fifth and,
Munn:tin strata. •
TUNIS HARVEY AUCTIONEERS.
_LI (Late with M. Thomas ck, Sons.)
Store No. Sal Chestnut street.
FITftwITURE SALES at the Store every Tuesday.
--'
ecelye' particular
SAI.FS AT REED) ENCES
attention.
Sale No. Stu South Second street.. _
SUPERIOR FURNITURE. FRS H PLATE MIR
RORS. TAPESTRY CARPETS, acc.
•
UN WEDNESDAY MORNING, -
At lit o'clock, at No. ale :south Se-ond street. below
Spruce street, the • superior WaLint Furniture, Flier
Pier Mirror, Fine Tapestry and other Carpets; Oat
Chandelier. Oil Cloths, &c, •
May be examined on the mornliag of sale.
rafilue FORD & 00.,
AUC'TIONICiIiR3, • -
No. SO6 MARKET street.
GALS OF 1.%t CaIa.ICSIROOTS AND BROM
ON MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 4: • .
Commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell tiy catalogue,
for cash, Um cases prime Boots, Shoes, Brogans,
Bai
morals, Ctmgress Gaiters, Slippers. Oxford Tle.3, &c. •
comprising a general assortment of dr,,t class goods.
SALE OF 1600 CASES ROOTS AND SHOES.
ON THURaDRY MORNING; =NE, 7,
Commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell by catalogus.
r cash,l3oo caws Boots. Stales. Brogans,' Balmorals.
Congress Gaiters, Slippers, Oxford Ties, itc.,comprLslng
an assortment of nret.elass goods. ,
THOMAS BIRCH & SON, AUCTIONEERS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 1110 CHESTNUT street.
(Rear entrance 1107 Ransom street.)
HOUS"MOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE.
SCRITTION RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT.
BALM?. EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
Sales of Furniture at Dwellings attended to on the
most Reasonable Terms.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, dr.o AT THI
EXCHANGE.
THOMAS BIRCH & SON reSpectfall,V inform %etc
Mends and the public that they are prepared to attend
to the sale of Real Estate by auction and at private
sale.
11111 BABBITT et CO., AUCTIONRREto.
JD • Cash Auction Rouse,
No. 2SO Market street, corner of Rank street.
Cash advanced on consignrnentswithootextra charm
• ON MONDAY MORNING.
June 4, commencing at 10 o'clock. positive Sale of a
large and desirable stock of seasonable Dry Golds.
comprising Cloths, - Makings Cashmeres, Satinets,
Rennicky: Jeans. Dress Goods. t 0. dozen Hoop Skirts,
Men's,Yontbs' and SoN s' Tel. Hats. Also, stock SQ
siery: Notions, Suspenders, etc , etc. . _
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