L UILI' BULLET N.
,Tlll , . BOYS IN BLUE. —A large meeting of the
Boys in Blue was held last evening at Tenth and
Filbert streets. General R. L. Bodine presided
and Capt. Mackey acted a$ el:dig:toy. The oh!
jeet of the meeting was to organize for the el:Pra
ng campaign.
After cote discussion it was agreed that an
election for five delegates to a convention to be
held in this city. be • held on the third Monday
night iri May, the convention to assemble on the
next dsy.
A resolution of thanks to Governor Geary for
the appointment of Col. James Givln to the po
: ition of Recorder of the City of Philadelphia,
was adopted.
The meeting then nO ionrne I, and the "Boys"
proceeded to the residence of Col. Givin, Twen
tieth and Catharine streets, where that gentleman
Wm serenaded.
Tar IYIERCANIII.E LIBRARY CASE.-11l ti C
matter of the application of the Directors of the
Mercantile Library, for amendments to their
charter, granting further powers, Judo. Allison,
this morning, whilst allowing the third, decided
against the fifth. The ono allowed continues the
present Board in office for three years, dividing
them into classes. The section disallowed,
divested the stockholders in general meeting of
the power to enact by-laws, conferring that, and
all other
_powers of the corporation, on the Di
rectors. The matter comes before the stock
holders for further action on next Tuesday eve
ning, at a meeting called in our advertising
columns, to be held in the Library Room.
More:e PAINTINGS.—On Monday and Tuesday
evenings, April 27th and 28th, at 3,‘ before 8
o'clock, will be sold without reserve at B. Scott's
Gallery,lo2o Chestmat street, about 200 splen
didly framed modern paintings of the American
snit English schools, comprising landscapes;
river and mountain views, interiors, &c. Among
the collection is one by Robert Street, painted in
1821, entitled "The Maniac." This well known
painting, for vigor of conception and complete
ness of design, is unsurpassed bY any work of art
ever exhibited in this country. Now open for
exhibition.
Tint MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL.—The annual repor
of J. Howard Taylor, M. D., Resident Physician
at the Municipal Hospital, shows that during the
year 1867, 53 patients were admitted to that insti
tution. or that number 44 were whites and e
blacks, •The diseases were; Variolti, 18; vario
bold, 27; rubeola, 5; 'vancelia, 1; cholera, 1; no
dieeese, 1. The nativilles of the patients were:
United States 84: Ireland, 5; Germany, 5; Eng
land, 4; Brazil, 2;• Portugal, 2; Nova Scotia, 1.
Of the cases under treatment 7 proved fatal.
NEW SIINDAY-SCSOOL.—The old Grammar
School-house, on Nichols street, Ridge avenue
and Twenty-second street, has been fitted up for
Sunday-school purposes, and will be used as the
McDowell Memorial Sabbath-school and Preach
ing Station. Rev. D. A. Cunningham, Pastor of
the Spring Garden Presbyterian Church, will
open the new school to-morrow afternoon at 8
o'clock. There will be lay preaching at the same
place on Tuesday evening next at 8 o'clock.
Ronartty.—Last evening, about nine o'clock,
sf#oo in United States notes were stolen from the
house of James Fitzpatrick, at Newbold and
Callowhill streets. in the Fifteenth Ward. The
family were absent at the time. Mr. Fitzpatrick
keeps a tavern, and it is supposed the thief
passed through the bar-room to the staircase
leading upstairs. The money was taken from the
drawer of a bureau to the second story.
BREACH OF THE PEAOE.-A young man named
John Stutzline was arrested last evening while in
the act of turning off the gas on the staircase lead
ing to the family circle at the Arch Street Thea
tre. Several times before the gas has been turned
out and the patrons of the establishment have
been annoyed and msaulted upon the staircase.
Stutzline was taken before Alderman Godbon and
was held to bail to keep the peace.
Fortmosr VESSEL9.—During the year 1867, 466
foreign vessels were visited by the Port Physi
cian, 388 by the Lazaretto Physician, making a
total of 854 vessels. Of that number 49 were
ships; 81 steamers, 305 brigs, 205 barks, and 214
schooners. The whole number of foreign pas
sengers brought by these vessels was 2,102.
Foimn DROWN ED.—The body of an unknown
white man was found In the Delaware, at Green
Street Wharf, this morning. It is supposed that
the man walked overboard sometime during last
night.
RuN OVER,—A lad named Anthony Myers was
run over by a slop cart at Ridge and Girard
avenues yesterday, and was seriously injured.
He was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital.
A CURIOUS MAN.—DE. A. S. 'KENNEDY, of
Auburn, N. Y., has discovered a speedy and per,, :
manenl remedy for Oatarils, and will give $5llO lac
a case of this dreadful disease that he cannot
cure. If you have. an offensive discharge from
the head, nostrils obstructed or dry, partial loss
,of hearing or smelling, pain over the eyes, a sub
stance sticking in the throat, affecting the voice.
If you have a Cough, a Bore Throat or Dyspepsia,
get Da. KENNEDY'S "PERNIANENT CURE FOR CA
TARRH." It is a thorough course of treatment,
and completely eradicates any or all of the above
symptoms of this /thak3waf; disecee, and is curing
thousands of sufferers who bad become dis
couraged with snu,lis and strong 30111110ns. Bee
that his jar simile is upon the wrapi;er. - Sold by
all Druggists. Al] orders from Druggists should
be addressed' to DEHAS BARNES & CO, 21 Park
Bow, N. Y.
John O'Brien, the enterprising news dealer of
No. 23 South Sixth street, above Chestnut, has
on hand all the daily, weekly and monthly pub
lications, both foreign and domestic. Dealers
can be supplied with all the various publications
at a moment's notice. 31r. O'Brien also has the
news stand located in the Post-Office, where
papers may be had in wrappers ready for
mailing.
CITY NOTICES.
KERR'S HAEL,.12.18 UHRSTNUT STREE:r.
Thoi-e abo t purchitsing China and Glass will dad,
by a virit , l theXhinit Ball, that they can purchase
any article in our line by the single piece at the low
est wholektle price, and depflid on getting the best
article and newest shapes, and have the greatest va
riety to choose from.
EttmovaL.
REEL'S CHINA HALL,
:Now open at their new store, 1216 Chestnut street,
where families about tarnishing or replenishing have
the advantage of making their selection from the
largest stock of all the new shapes of China, Glass
and Stone ware in the city, from a single plate to the
most expensive out tit at the lowest wholesale Ito
porter's prices, and can depend on the quality of the
goods.
WIIITE FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS. Best quality.
pieceo, for $8 13 per se'. Chiva Hull, 1216
Cheetnnt bll eet.
KERR'S CHINA HALL-I'l,lB GitEsTstrr SritEET,
Beet quality White trench China.
Dinner Plated, 934 ludic'', per doe.,
Breakfatt Plates, 834 inches, per doz., .
Breakfast Plates, 7„t inches, per doe., .
'lea Plates, 7 inched, per (.107;m,
Tea Plates, 6. =bee. per dozen, - - - 16 3
L'All other articled in French China at equally low
prices.
CUT GLASS TABLE TIJABLERS.
Prr dozen t - - - - • • $1 75
hEitit's CHINA H ALL, 1218 Chestnut street,
CHINA AND GLASS 1.9dt:41 4 :1) TO PARTIEE—Facts
orth knowing.—Parties giving public or private par
ties. balls, etc., can be tarnished with White and Gold
BanU China, Glassware, Silver Plated Table and Tea
t-poons, knives and Ftirks, Candelabras, Tables.
hula, Napkins, Table and Floor Cloths, Flags and
other Decorations, at a moaerate per centage, at S. S.
fetbereton & '220 South Second street.
VERNAL Bl.EsslNos.-Bpring brings unto US
sunlit skies, Budding flowers,und all that goes to make
Mother Earth beautiful; but none of its blessings are
looked for with more anxiety than the seasonable con
fections that are manufactured at the. great popular
establishineat of E. U. Whitman Si Co.. No. 318 Chest• .
nut street, below Fourth. First.clasa confectionery
at all ttmee has a value to the appreciative palate lxitt
it is especially grateful when spring weather produces
a degree of lassitude which claims a stimulant for the
appetite. Cream fruits, tine bun bone, roasted Jordan
almonds and dainty caramels stimulate the dull palate
and whet the taste for things that are more aubstart
tial. E. G. Whitman & Co. stand foremost in the
ranks of confectionery, and tiwy always adapt ;heir
martufaCtures to the season.
013 MIA AND GLASSWARS.
Fetharston d 00., No. VTO South Snood me., n C
selling vow at reduced prices: •
Iron Stone Chamber Sete, of 10 OM* at VI TS.
Iron Stone Tea Sets, of 98 places, at 0 O.
French Glass Goblets, nor dozen. 2 Oh.,
Engraved Goblets, 00.
Engraved Wines, " " 1 00.
8u DICTRIMENTAL to the nerve structure are NMI.
Nerve-ache, and nervous affections gen
that the constitution soon elves way uniette the nerve
/NO be stimulated to a healthy state. To taw t this,
take DR. TININEh'S Tio-normouttsex or UNITES/3k4
Drain:ALMA.
nervousr by its curative pr,Terties eve,.
vestige of diseases is speedily eradin ,red
Apothecaries have this medicine. Joutorrou, How,o-
Av 65 COWDEN, Agents. Philadelphia.
SPRING brings unto us genial skies, budding
flowers and all that goes to make mother °arta b ; tu.
tiful, but none of its blessings are looked for n
more anxiety than the spring styles of Boots aid Shoes
sent forth by Bartlett, of 33 South Sixth strew, ve.ove
Chestnut. Exquisitely becoming In shape, unrivalled
for finish, remarkable for comfort and durability.
A Srannonr: Conon that will not yield to ordi
nary remedies, may be thoroughly cured by Jayne's
Expectorant, a most effective medicine in all Bron
chial and Pulmonary Disorders. Sold everywhere.
"Bon's" farewell on board the Russia was an
interesting event. One little circumstance attending
the ceremony was not given in any of the repute that
we have seen up to this time., After Ur. Fiol&, of the
house of Ticknor & Fields, publishers, had left the
steamer and got on board the tug to return, Mr. Dick
ens put his bat on his cane and waved an adieu to his
friends. On the first wave of his hat was noticed, in
the inside of the crown a small label, the lettering on
which could not be distinctly seen' from that distance.
Some thought it was only his hatter's card, but it
might haye been something like this; "I shall ever re
member Charles Stokes & Co.'s first-class Clothing
House, under the Continental. Philadelphia."
TILE ELLIPTIC LOCK STITCH, the most reliable
and best Sewing Machine cola. Manufactured and
guaranteed bv the Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing
Company. Warerooma. 920 Arch street.
FINE BOOTS AND GAITERS AT Low 'PRICES.—
Gentlemen who sonsult comfort, economy, elegance
and good taste should call on Chas. Eichel, the accom
plished cordwainer, No. 504 North Eighth street,above
Buttonwood. Be has an immense stock of Boots and
Shoes of all the prevailing styles, at very low prices.
Tonths' Boots and Gaiters on hand and made to order.
first,class Family and Manufacturing Sew
ing lStaebines, sold' on snetallments, exchanged,, awl
for rent, at the Sewing Machine Exchange, No, 701
Chestnut street, Second floor.
SPRING HATS. Spring Hata,
Of the newest and latest styles, at
The very lowest prices.
Oakfords', Continental Hotel.
ALEXANDER'S SILAMF.AU imparts with a talnvle
application a natural brown or black color to the
hair, without staining the akin, and without any pre
paration—at the same time giving it a lively, soft and
glossy appearance.
Sold retall.by Frederick Brown. Fifth and Chestnut;
llassard .1- - Co. Twelfth and Chestnut; wholesale by
It. and G. A. Wright, 614 Chestnut street.
Sr.RING HATS. Spring Hate;
Of the newest and lateat styles, oat
The very lowest prices.
Cali fords', Continental Hotel
AMERICAN WALTRAM WATCHES.—The Best.
The Cheapest. Recommended by Railway Conduc
tors, engineers and exprussmen, the most exacting
class of watch-wearers, as superior to all others for
strength, steadiness, accuracy and durability.
Unscrupulous dealers occasionally sell a worth
less Swiss imitation. To prevent imposition,
buyers should always demand a certificate of
genuineness.
For sale by all respectable dealers.
PAINFIIL.—There are few operations more pain
ful than cutting teeth. A little of Bower's Infant Cor-'
dial rubbed upon the gum or teething infants is a great
soother.
SpserAwr.—All those gents deshing_elegant
lining pantaloons will find them at C. C. Dittrich
Co., Continental Hotel, Ninth street, as this branch'of
Tailoring is made a specialty, and really warrants an
Invitation. Always a 111143 stock of goods on hand.
FLORENCE SEWING BilAcerma.
Florence Sowing Machiee.
Florence Sewing Machine.
Office, 1128 Chestnnt street, Fhiladelphl&
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH.
J. Isaacs, M. D., Professor of the Eye and Ear. treats
all diseases appertaining to the above members with
the utmost success. Testimonials from the most re
liable sources in the city can be seen at hie oilice, No.
806 Arch street. The medical faculty aro invited to
accompany their patients, as he has no secrets in his
practice. Artificial eyes inserted. No charge made
for examination.
SrRI HATS. Spring Hats
Of the newest and latest stiles, at
The very lowest prices.
Oakfords', Continental Hotel.
Staturcer, IIiSTRIIMICNTS and dragrts' sundries
BNOWDSA tit ROTIII7II,
28 South Eighth street.
BOWER'S SENNA FIGS, FOR CONSTIPATION—
fifty cents. Depot Sixth and Vine.
THEATRES. Etc.
THE THEATRES.—The Black Crook will be pre
sented at the Chestnut this evening. At the
Walnut, to-night, Mr. Edwin Booth will appear
An Richard the Third. At the Arch, this evening,
Mr. Thomas McKeon, a worthy and conscien
tious actor, will have a benefit in his own dra
matization of Aurora Floyd. The American an
nounces a miscellaneous
Ricruscs Oritnn Tuorer.—On Monday even
ing next, Benedict's Grand Opera, The Lily of
Killarney, will be given at the;Academy of Music,
with a great cast.
CARL BENTZ'S ORCHESTRA.-011 the afternoon of
Thursday the 30th instant, this organization will
have a complimentary benefit at Horticultural
Hall; when an attractive programme will be pre
sented. Tickets are for sale at W. H. Boner az
Co.'s, No 1102 Chestnut street.
ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE.—Messrs.
Carnerosa and Dixey offer a very attractive en
tertainment at their establishment this evening.
The sensation piece entitled Life on 0 Missi.3sippi
Cotton Boat will be given with all its remarkable
effects, and there will be in addition a series of
new burlesque, farces and negro comicalities.
Mr. Carncross will sing several popular ballads,
and there will be instrumental and vocal music
by the members of the troupe.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEI , II.—Mr. Samuel Mc-
Dougall, who is well-known' to many of our citi
zens as the former doorkeeper at the Academy of
.Music, will have a complimentary benefit at the
Musical Fund Hall on the ninth of May. The
programme for the occasion will be announced
hereafter. Mr. McDougall is a worthy man and
deserves to have his pockets well lined with green
backs.
Wolysonx's NINTH RV:ET/JONES MATimini
yesterdav afternoon was a charming entertain
ment. 'Miss Fraenkel showed evident Improve
ment since her first appearance, and sang the
"Spring Song" in a very acceptable manner. Mr.
W. is Po well appreciated by his audience that
nothing we could say would increase their good
spin ion of him. The next matinee will close the
season on May Bth.
Burz.—Signor Blitz will appear in his amus
ing and instructive performances of Germantown
Hail, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
ings, April 30th, and May Ist and 2d. He will
also give a grand matiude on Saturday afternoon,
May 2d.
SELEI T ENTERTAINMENT.—An entertainment,
comprising readings by Miss E. A. Stetson and
musical performances by competent artists, wil
be given this evening at Musical Fund Hall.
GENTS' IFUELNISIKING GOODS,
- 2 CO
- 1 35
- 1 00
GENUINE ROMAN SCARFS
' For Ladies and Gentlemen.
A full line just received by
J. W. SCOTT& CO.,
No. 814 Chestnut Street.
11111 Nto th larpS
IltilßT'lit WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS
Market gardeners and private growrns who wish to
raise good veintables should plant BUIRT'd SEEDS;
they are unsurpassed in purity and quality.
libED WetEIIOUSE.
Noe. aud Market street, abovo Ninth.
IIA RRISON POTATOES—TUE DEBT VARIETY
for late planting. For mac In ,
EosEnT
it 4 'Noe. Pfra and 924 Market street, above Ninth.
IRON GARDEN, FIELD, AND LAWN ROLLERS
d
of various yes, for either man or horsepower.
Sold a BUISPEI SEED WAREllOtiblE.
It 4 Nos. Pit: and 024 Market street, above Ninth.
PLOUGHS, ILAEEDws, CUUPIVATOILS, SEED
Bowers, t'arden and Farm Wbeel-barrows; Hay,
Straw. and Foddereutters. Chorus, told all kinds of
Steel Garden Tools. S l'utiK LARGE AND PRWES
I.OW. Sold at DEIST'S SEED WA1tS1101)8E,
Its Noe. i°2 and icA Market street, above Ninth.
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIII.—PIIILADELP.IIIA, SATURDAY . APRIL 2a 1868:
Iffigigt. 'rt., tti ullA Id) ill LTZ, EtlQ,„_ ItEGEIVER OF
TAXES OF THE CITY . HI OF PHILADELPHIA.—
Sin:
Sin: The undersigned reeidents and taxpayers°, the
City of. Philadelphia, having olieerved and appreciated
the fidelity with which your duties afElt putilin officer
have been discharged—having, notic.ed with gratification
your constant and succeeefnl etiorte to serve the public, in
a spirit of accommodation and courtesy too seldom found
in public servants—and having observed with still further
gratification the generous manner .irr which you proposed
to return to the City Treasury the commission of five
Per cent upon delinquent taxoe allowed by the
Act 'of Asembly,* and upon which' proposition the
Leyislettre' enacted the law now ' governing the case—
and believing that the beet interests of the city will be
subeerved by the continuance:in office, and particularly in
the office which you hold, of those who haie proved them.
Selves at once so capable and faithful, respectfully tomb et
that they may be allowed to present your name to the Re.
puelicen Nominating Convention or the City 4 I Philadol
MAR, ge a candidate for renomination. We make this re
quest at this early day, not as partisans, but as those who
feel that tney have a right to insist upon the e marieued
service of those who have proved , themselves—as wo moat
unhesitatingly say you have—honest, capable, and prompt
in the diseharye of official duties.
Respectfully, yours,
Peter NV iiiminson, Thomas Potter,
Thomas T. Taeker, Sr., Thomas Craven,
Savory & Ce., lt. K. McC'urdy,
Caleb Cope James J. Hovey,
Arthur R. S impson, B. Hammett,
Henry Godley, t •harles Dutilh,
Thomas T. Twitter, Jr., W. B. Hill,
William H. Teske'', C . N. Gatchell.
Stephen P. M. Taiiker, William C. Honszey.
iT L. Caldwell '& Co., Louis Wagner.
John E.• Cot e. James C. Fisher.
John Triekett, _ e.oleman Fisher,
Henry Green, T. Wharton Maher,
Joseh B. Myers, R. Rundle Smith, ,
Benjamin Orne, Elleralle Wallace, M.D.
J G. Rosengarten, 3. K. btewast,
Wm. Amer & Co.. Henry M. Watts,
Peter D. Myers, G. W. Blabon, • .
David Paul Brown, W. H. Richardson,
John Manes, aJohn Pilley,
Farnsworth & Lower,' 'II, T. Hoyt,
Thomas W. Price, C. S. Williamson
George W. Edwards, Theodore H. McUalla.
William Howell, J. II Gemrig, j
Wm. F. Hughes, Jarvis Mason, •
Charles Magarge, Charles S. Pancoast,
E. A. Shalleross, Samuel P. Carpenter,
J. Sargent Price.. James G. Hardie.
Henry C. Townsend, Ellwood Johnson.
Henry C. Thompson, Spencer Roberts.
Edwin Kirkpatrick, George Perkenpine.
Alex. E. Kirkpatrick, Charles W. Higgins,
Henry A. Bower, Robert S. Bower,
Thomas Sappington, Charles B. Barrett.
Jesse White, Charles Miles,
Alexander Weaves,. Burton J. Kollock,
E. O. Worrell, r dward Karcher.
James Neill. W. H. Clark.
Henry Jones, • Samuel Forder,
J. Low tides Newbold, R. W. Cushman,
Joliet' L. Newbold, 1., R. Walker,
JoinateL. Harvey, E. Cubber%
Robert Clark. Thomas 1. Tash.
I. Barclay_ Thorie, James P. Butler,
William Kinsey, James L, Bispham,
Benjamin Hunter, Peter N. Cruse.
Robert B. Salter. William Brooke, •
Charles B Truitt. James Bateman,
Ino, M. Chestnut. • Samuel Miller,
J. H. Devire, , William D. Heaton,
J
M. R. Harris, John Blakeiy,
R. W. 'bunt, J. Addison Henry.
David Young. J. G. Steen,
Edward Pennington,Jr., Alan Wood
William H. Myers, 11. K. Harniab.
John W. Hicks, F. W. Hastings
DEPARTMENT RECEIVER OF TAXES, April 22, 1868.
To PETER WILLIAMSON, CA LEO COPE, JAMES E. CALD-
W ELI. & Co., MESSES. TASEER AND OTHERS.
Gentlemen: Tour communication asking me to allow
my name to be presented to the Republican Conven-
tion for renomination as Receiver of Taxes, has been re.
cetved. Under previous terms, while the remuneration
provided by law was such as to secure to the head of this
department large pecuniary profit, it would car tainly
have been farthest from my thoughts; but under present
circumstances, and in view of the flattering endorsement
of my administration, as set forth in your coin munica•
tion, I have concluded to offer myself as a candidate
before the Republican Nominating Convention, and if
elected, shall etrive to continue to merit your approba
tion. Very ti uly yours,
aim 3trp.s RICHARD PELTZ.
I %11e9.4.1lINIVATGAittillAIIMILK COMPANY se.
nounces to the Citizens of Pbiladelphi ► that they hove
established a Telegraph Office in their Depot, No. 3338
MA StKET street, in connection with all the local tele
graph stations in the city. MI the operators -will act as
agents, and gill transmit orders for Milk and other busi
ness communications with the Company without charge.
The btatiowi of the local telegraphs are as follows, viz.:
West Philadelphia—Pennsylvanitt Milk Depot, 3335
Market street.
West Philadelphia—Market street, west of Thirty
eighth. '
West Philadelphla—New York Depot, Thirty-first and
Market streets.
West Philadelphia—West Chester Railroad Of
Thirty-first and Chestnut streets.
West Philadelphia—Avenue Drove Yard, near Heston.
ville.
Gray's Ferry road and U. S. Arsenal.
Mantra- -Union Drove Yaid Hotel.
Frankfort —Main street, near Post Office.
Germantown—ln the Railroad Depot.
nnayunk—ln,the Railroaad Depot.
Conshohocken—ln the Railroad Depot.
Gibson'e Point—Gray's Ferry--Greenwich Point.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Depot—Broad and Washington avenue.
Kensington Depot--Front and Harrison streets.
East Kensington—No. 1003 Beach street, near Laurel,
Ninth and Green streets—ln Freight Depot.
Solithwark — No. 502 Washington avenue.
Continental Hotel—Ninth and Chestnut streets.
Girard house--Ninth and Chestnut streets.
La Pierre House--Broad street below Chestnut.
Bingham House—Eleventh and Market streets.
Merchants' Hotel—Fourth street, below Arch.
North Broad Street—No. 231, below Vine.
Fairmount—No. 2204 Hamilton street.
Market street—Northeast corner of Eighteenth.
North Front street—No. 143, above Arch.
Walnut street—No. 120, between Front and Second,
Delaware Avenue Market—Foot of Dock street.
Merchants' Exchange—Third and Walnut streets.
Southeast corner of Third and Chestnut streets.
Manufacturers. &c., having telegraphic connection with
the Principal Office, Third and Chestnut streets: Morris.
Wheeler & Co., William Sellers & Co., Merrick & Sons,
Union League, M. Baird . & Co., Thomas Dolan, E. A•
Solider and Co., Birmingham L• Co. ap2,s,2trp
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS.—
OFFICE OF CHIEF COMMISSIONER, FIFTH
STRERT, WEST SIDA,, 116.1.0 W CiIEnTN bT.
Pin DELPillit, April 25th. li6B.
NOTICE —Citizens aro hereby notified that in future a
book will be kept at each Police Station within the paved
limits of the city, for the purpose of registering complaint 3
upon the condition of the streets not cleansed, or where
the contractor neglects to remove ashes in Accordance
with the ordinance of Councils.
MAHLON H. DICKINSON,
p§ Chief Commissioner of it ighwaye...
ILI: 1•1111,1LiELL'll1 .U. , 111
liasP TRENTON RAILROAD CONIPANY, No. 994 South
Delaware Avenue.
ApriP2.l, 18t8.
Notice is hereby given that the bonds of the Miasmic!.
pida and Ti entonlAllrond Company falling duo on the
it.t. of May next, will then be paid on pre6entation of raid
130114.18 at thin Ofilee, with interebt to that date. Aud
notice le aiso given that the intereat on all bonds eo falling
due will Ceaku on the Ist day of - May aforetiaid.
By order of the Board of Directors.
.1. PARKER NORRIS, Treasurer.
4.41 , 1u1 OF 'ATE AMYCWALOID MINING
COMPANY OF LAKE SUPERIOR. Isio. 324 \VAI
NUT Street.
PIIILADELPLII.A. April 22d,
Notice is hereby given that en instalment of FIFTY
(50) GENTS, On each and every eharo of the Capital
Stock of the AMI °HALM) MIMING COMPANY, of
Lake Superior, will be due and payable at the office of
the Company, No. i 124 Walnut street, ou or before MON.
DAY, May 4th. 18tiP, with interest added after that date.
BpUrder of the Board.
M. 11. HOFFMAN,
a p 24 t mysi Treamrer.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS
11/ & ' of the POINT BREEZE VAR A" ASSOCIATIOI%
will be held at the Park, on MONDAY, the 27th I'l4, at
4 o'clock P. M.
Thu election for a Preeident and Directoro of the Atmocia-
Um) will be held at the Otlice of the Atimociation, No. 144
South Fourth etreet, on MONDAY, May 4th next, between
the hours of 10 A, M. and 2 P. M. 0,020-titrO
e l k - Ir' A SPECIAL MEETING, OF TILE STOCKHOLM
ern ot the Mercantile Library Company will be
held on TUESDAY EVENING, the 28th instant, at 8
o'clock, for the purpose of taking further action on the
pending amendments to the charter.
JOHN LARDNER.
apls-12trp§ Recording Secretary.
PIIILADELPI !IA OR:MEP/EL IC HOSPITAL,
ti fir No. 15 South Ninth Pfrout. Clubfoot, hip and W
aal diseases and bodily deformities treated. Apply 'daily
at 11 (Mock . . apls'Jmrp;
i t aiw-! PE NSYLVANtA HOS PITA L —TUE CO N
•••••• trlbutora to the Pennsylvania floopital are hereby
notified that the annual election for Managers and Trea
ourta will be held at the Hospital, Eighth etreet, below
Spruce, on the 4th proxlmo.at 4 o'clock P. M.
apl3 to x ltrp . WISTAR MORRId, Secretary.
Fourthomouth 13th, 1868.
par HOME FOR INVALIDS," ESTABLISHED IN
1847, by E. E DENNISTON, M. D., ut Springdale,
Northampton Moen. Number limited to thirty. Refer.
ences : Bigelow. M. D. • Edward Reynolds,
M. D.; John Rommel , M. D.; H. liigelow, M. D.. Now
York, Willard Parker, M. D.; Austin Mint, M. D.; Brook.
lyn, U. L. Mitchell. M. D. ap4444t 415
TOWARD HOSPITAL, NOS. ltdB AND 1520
Loinnard street, Disp nary Department,—Medicat
treatment and medicines furnished gratuitously to tho
veer,
REMOVAL
WILLIAM N. ATTWOOD dt SON,
UNDERTAKERS,
Dave removed from No. 44 North Eleventh street to No.
t 216 Race strket,
whirl lm 8n • corner of Jacob • street, south side.
fCANTON PRESERVED GINGER. PRESERVED
u Ginger, in syrup, or the celebrated Chyloong brand I '
also. Dry Preserved Ginger in boxes, imported and for
sale by JOSEPH I.I.iIUSSIE az GO., 105 death Delaware
avenue,
UNDEDTAKERS I GOODS.
CAI P ETI NON AND OIL 01.01111156
CARPITS, OIL CLOTHS. MATTINGS )
, IMI'ORTATION OF leol3.
All the Latest and Best Styles
AT
REDUCED PRICES.
"TOWNSIE NI) & CO.,
No 59 N. Second St,, below
a 161 mo•
I r
1868. eARPETINGS. 1868
GLEN EOHO MILLS,
Germantown, Philadelphia,
McCALLUK CREASE & SLOAN
Reepectlay Invite the attention of
THE TRADE
to their large Stock at
CARPETINGS,
(k their own and other Manufactures.
No. 509 CHESTNUT STREET.
1868. ° REMOVAL 1868.
OF.OUR
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
From 5.19 Chestnut Street.
TO
NO. 509 CHESTNUT STREET,
Whore we are now opening
AN IMMENSE NEW STOCK
OF ,
FOREIGN CARPETINGS,
Embracing all the latest and choicest styles of
AXMINSTER, ROYAL WILTON, BRUSSELS, TA.
PEBTRY VELVETd, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. DA.
MASK,AND PALATINE VENETIANS; ALSO, ENO.
LBO OIL CLOTHS, together will a full line of
DOMESTIC CARPETINGS.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS and VENN
TLAIiS, for HAT.Ls and STAIRS, with extra borders.
MoOALLITM, CREASE (5; SLOAN,
mhll•w s m Ilmrp§
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
CANTON MATTINGS, &c,,
Just received per late Etoamer.
E. H. GODSHALK & CO,
723 Chestnut Street.
L 11. GODIIIIALIL TIIEO. S. WIEDEMIZIII ,
J1617-6mrp
NEW CA-111PETS.
JAMES H, ORNE, EON & CO.,
626 Chestnut Street,
Rave opened New Carew. ....i Cloth. Drllggebs. Canten
and Cocoa Matting, Ruge, &c.
Wiltons, Brussels,
Velvets, Extra Tapestries.
The above are our own Patterns.
English Ingrains, Three Plys,
Oil Cloths, Druggets,
English Venetian,
Cocoa Matting,
Straw Matting,
OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION THIS SPRING,
Some very superior, all of which WO clTer at lowest prices.
JAMES H.. ORNE, EON & CO.,
Chestnut, below Seventh.
apg NrirM
CANTON MATTING.
Our Own Importation This Spring.
SOME VERY SUPERIOR
3-4, 7-8, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4
WRITE AND RED CHECK
STRAW MATTINGS.
JAMES H. ORNE, SON & CO.,
626 Chestnut St., below Seventh:
ap92mrpo
CARPET'S,
OIL CLOTH,
MATTINGS, 410.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
pared iy, and are
re lO e e =t r u e c gral, g r:d i t r ic7o r ti l l g ro i r
LEEDOM & SHAW,
010 Arch Street,
Betvreon Ninth and Tenth Streets.
tpaaaarirra
irirtii.nquiLaLw
$20:000 AND 2110,000 TO LnAN FOR FIVE
nrportgaeo of font clam city_ prop
erty. Apply to Y A ' . ar t o
R. JONES, Conveyancer, 522 Walnut
etreet. ap2s 6t5
125,000 `gPv,liistire WANTED ON
u ldOlg r ai r t a V
tooted. First close recuritlen. y ApA r Ptef :E 3 . 13 1/. JONEW,
659 Walnut street. . ap25.80
NEW CROP ARABIAN DATES.-100 INIATTBTFINE
quality, landing and for auto by J 08.13. DIMIDER .
CO., ii. 3 South Delaware avenue.
wool) !RANGING&
NO. 917 WALNUT STREET.
WOOD HANGINGS.
Positively don't fall to see them before ordering any.
thing else. Wall paper b now among the
"Things , That Were."
WOOD H A.043-INGIS
Cost no more. and aro selling by the thousand rolls per
day. See them and bo convinced. No speculation. but
stubborn facts. '
Specimens aro also on exhibition at the Store of
JAMES O. FINN & SONS.
Southeast corner Tenth and Walnut streets. ,
rubliltirr
#i*.tiaseTt i rons.
REFRIGERATORS
FOR THE MILLION.
7 HE HEST VENTILATING REFRIGERATORS.
ALSO, THE COMMON REFRIGERATORS,
At Extreme Low Prices.
E. S. FAA SON & 00.,
OLD STAND,
Fos. 220 and 222 Dock Street,
Near the Exchange.
aptt ttt th Emrpo
ri.of * 94
REAL ESTATE SALE.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.—ESTATE OF WIG.
LI , I lain titrang.deceriemL—Thomas& Bop., Auctioneers.
—Pursuant to nn order of the Orphans' Court for the
city and county of Philadelphia, will be cold 'at public
pale. on Tuesday. May 19thi Reif), at 12 o'clock, noon, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, the following deecribed property,
late of William Strang, deeeaaed. viz.: No. I.—Three.
story brick Dwelling, No. 51," Diamond etreet—All that
three-story brick awe/lunge and lot of ground, situate on
the teeth side of Diamond street. 66 feet 6 Inches west of
Manalein (late Parry) street, Nineteenth Ward. late Dis.
tract of Remington, No. 523; containing in (rent on Dia
'need street 16 feet, sod extending in depth 60 feet. Being
the eame eremites which Maraine Mc\ augh. et al.. by in
denture bearing date March 30. A. D. leti.ln recorded in
deed book A.D. 8., No.lo, page 3.e1, granted and conveyed
to William Strang, decemed. in fee.
No 2.—Building Lot, 5.)e Acres All the full equal nn
divided third part of, In and to all that tract of land eltm
ate in the late Northern Libertiers,afterwarde Penn Town
chip, city ot Philadelphia: beginning at a atone fora
corner in the line of land late of John Nagle, berth 60 deg.
thin.. E. 14.48 perches to another corner stone; thence
acmes Dr. Bond't road.by land now or late of Ezra Carey,
N. 27 deg. 33 min.,W.62.26 perches , to a corner post; thence
by land late of— Logan, 5. 60 deg. 56 min., W. MI6
percher to a corner in the centre of Cambria etrest.
intended to be opened; thence by land conveyed by the
euid totlliam Strang (bv the name of William
perchesd
ife Conrad Root ;H. 27 deg. 16 min., E. 62.3 to
the place of beginning: containing 5 acres 91 perches,morg
ur fires. •
re - Plan at the Auction Store.
No. a—Two-story brick Dwelling. No. 2019 Hassler
etreet. All that two story brick meesuage and lot of
ground, situate on the east side of Kreider otreet..T.6 feet
south of Diamond street. No. 2013. district of Kensington;
containing in front on Krereler etreet 16 feet, and extend
ing in depth re feet to Parry street. Being the same pre
in lees whict. Daniel McCleary and wife, by indenture
beating date November 31, A.D. 1853, recorded in Deed
Book T. 11. No. 120, page 250, granted Mad conveyed to
the taid William Strang. deceased, in fee.
No. 4.--Frame Dwelling. Snequchenna Avenue. Twenty.
tint Ward All that frame meesuage and lot of ground.
situate on the north side of SIMIOCILMIEIa avenue, 146 feet
'rant of Tiventy-ninth (or Lending) street late l'enn
Townehip; containing in front on Susquehanna avenue 18
feet, and extending in depth fi 14) feet Being the came
premis which Elizabeth umphreys by indenture bear.
ine dlttel6th March. A. D. 1855, and recorded in Deed
Bbok R. D. W.. No. 11, page 431, &e., granted and con
veyed to William Strang, deceased, in fee.
No. 5.--Building 1 ot—Sitiquebenna avenue, Twenty.
feet Weed. A ll that lot of ground marked on a Plan of
North Penn Village. No. 9:.7, eituate on the north aide of
Susquehanna avenue, 164 feet east ( f Twenty-ninth street.
Into Penn Township; mntaining in front on Susquehanna
avenue le feet, more or lees, and extending in depth 120
feet. Being the same premiece which Elizabeth Ilene
'threw, by indenture hearing date March 16, A. D. 1856,
and recorded in Deed Book It. D. W.. No. 11. page 437,
tttc., granted and conveyed to mild William' Strang.
decemed, in fee.
By the Court. JOSEPH M
dr EGARY. Clerk 0.0.
WilstiAM itANG,'. Ey.rocs
ADAM STRANte.
M. THOMAS 4; SONS, Auctioneere.
ap2futty 2,16 119 and 141 South lourth street._
ASsR;NEE'S SALE.—THOMAS .f SONS, AFC
: tioneers.—Valuable Mathieu Stands.—Two four
" story brick !tures, Nos. 215 and 217 North Front
street. extending through to Water street, two valuable
fronts. On Tmsday. May 19th, 1/459, at 12 oThck, noon.
will ho sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange.
all the right, title and interest of the late ,Jeremiah Van
Brunt, (1. in and to all those brick store houses and tot of
ground, situate on the east side of Front street. Noa. 215
and 217, and west side of Water street, between Race
and Vine streets, in the Sixth Ward, of the city of Phila
delphia; beginning On the east 111)e. of the said Front
street. at a corner of a lot of around -granted to Thomas
aylor ; thence along the said Front street southward
45 feet 6 inches to a mint; thence eastward about 45
feet to Water street; thence northward al -ng the west
side of said Water rtrcet 46 feet 4 inches to the tine of
said Thomas Taylor's lot, and ny the same line westward,
passing through the middle of the wall dividing this and
the Paid lot granted or intended to have been granted to
the said ThumasTaylor, about 20 feet 6 inches. and tiinpce
in a straight line to the place of beginning Bounded on
the Twelll by ground now or formerly of the said Thomas
ayler, nu the east by the said Water street, on the south
by ground now or formerly of (kora° Flick, and on the
west by said Front street.
Ihe aboye is occupied as rrmeat curing establishment,
2 smoke houses, packing house. ice house. salesroom, lee.:
vault under the front pavement. Is one of the oldest and
best prm ision stands in the city.
Terms-4311.AD may remain on mortgage.
VW" Possession on or after June ist.
By order of TUNIS P. CONWAY, Assignee.
M. THOMAS & SONn, Auctioneers.
ap25.my9,16 139 and 141 South Fourth Street.
trREAL ESTATE.—THOMAS & SONS' SALF,—
Vt ry valuable and well established Business Stand.
elegant fottr•story nimble front and fireproof store.
No. 819 Chestnut street, between Eighth and Ninth etroore,
being six stories high in the rear on Jayne street, opposite
the Continental hotel. On Tuesday, May 12, 1868, at 18
o'clock, noon, will be sold at public dale at the Philadel
phis Ext hange, all that very elc gent and valuable four.
story marble bent building, with a etx-atory brick bind
ing attecht d, situate on the 'forth aide of Chestnut street.
west of Eighth street, No. 819; containing in front on
Chestnut street 25 feet, and exter ding in depth 179 feet
to a 29 feet wide street, celled Jayne street It is fire
Pros(; well end substantially built, elegantly finished with
6,1 perlor frescoed ceiling& handsome windows front, with
nelbplate glass, marble floor, iron elluttere, cellar
[tidier the whelk) building, 2 bre•proof eafee, sky
gas throughout, water and water-closets on every
floor, 2 furnaces, steam hoisting apparatos,ke. ; being one
of the most elm gent and complete stores in the city, °cub
pied by Mesire, Bailey ex Co. The brick building in the
'ear, fronting on Jayne street, No. 813. can he used Amu
rate front the Chestnut Mita store.
[al - Clear of all incumbrance.
'1 erns—els.ooo may remain on mortgage.
rirl'esemeen on or before lit October next, and the pre
sent ocon pant will pay a rent of 1111,002 per month till pos
session is given.
lOkr - Iday be examined any da previous to sale.
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
139 and 141 South Fourth street.
1105 31192 9
EXECUTOR'S PEREMPTORY SALE—ESTATE
,t 1 of Newell Clark, ' deceased. Thomas h Bone.
' Auctioneers. Business Stand. Four frame dwell
ings, Nos. 814 and 816 Spring Garden street, adjoining
Washington flail. On Tuesday, May sth, 1868, at /3
o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at
the Philadelphia Exchange, the one.aixth in
terest in all that lot,. of ground, with the
frame nieesuagee thereon erected, tiltilate on the south
side of Bpi ing Garden street, west of Eishth street, Nos.
814 and 816; the lot containing in front on Spring Garden
street 80 feet. and extending in depth 110 0 feet 4 inches,
more or less, to Nectarine street. • The imrovements are
2 frame dwellings fronting on Spring Garden street, and 2
frame dwellings in the rear. 'Subject :to a yearl grou r nd
rear et $75, • GEORGE CLARK, Ex y ecuto.
hi. Tuomns s: dONS, ,
alqi my 2 Aildioucers, 159 and 1418. Fourth street.
firAL 'ESTATE SALIE.O.
FA:B MLI.—BY ortOilt, ug.,
op T 8
prone Omit,- 'homes & dons Anotioneers,—Vahusl.
"
bin Leal I..ands,tor.erne county.Pa.—ln ttiiro Soiree:Le
Court for the En;tetu Dudriet of t enutylvaola, Mroderlek'
•ebbard 13-huchardt vs. The Harmony 114itoal Contra
Company. Of Janu ary Term, lii6B No 52. in equity. No-
UN to hereby elven hy virtue of the power in that ,tpsh‘if
contain/ cl in thi mortgage by the said lloimmoy to John
P. Yelverton and Frederick iiebbard echuchha dt, hoar.
tug este the 2d day of July, A. D 1846. end under and in
porous,' co of the di creo made In this cause, will be sold
lit public sale. on Tutaday, June 2d. ,1868, at It o'clock
noon. at the Philadelphia Ertiange. the followlag de.
Scribed mope. ty. being the prembico and estate described
in - the above mentioned mortgage; to wit: - AU
Dime several certain, tracts or - piecets .0
situate In the township of Providenee, in - 46k0'
not nty of Luzern' , and State of Pennoylvania, beinv lot
No. 41, and _rt of lot - No.. 42, t tithed
in the mad towable, and bounde • end
do , el Mod no °Howe beginu I'm( on the bank of e Lack
awanna river. and running thence eolith 54 degrees, al
minutes. east, 756 pouches; more or lees, to the line of the
certified township of t r Ail:fence; thence ale, gonad to line south 85 degrees 60 minutes. west 48 2.lorods,
mm
more or Io line of lands Hold by F. A. U. Smith Jane
h. Clark ; thence north 64 degrees BO minute,,, wear 194
porches, more or lees, to the bank of mad river; thanes up
the in driver the several courses thereof lie perches, more
or less, 2t. the Ida, e of beginning: eontainlng 228 acres of
land, more or leas, being a part of lot No. 41 in the gall
certified township, and the own° lauds heretofore pur
chased by Oeo. C. Cene from the Delaware, Lackiswitna
and Western Railroad ComeanY/
Aloe. nil That certain other tract Or. Panel of land i jul•
joining the above, beginning at a corner on the cortical
township line; thence south 65)4 degrees, wet 63 9-10
perches to a corner; thence along the lone of certified lot
No. 42, north 47;4 degrees, west 800 5.10 Perches to a center
on the Lackawanna river; thence along the sald'river
north 46 degrees, east 15 perches, and north 27 d
coat 19 140 Koehn ton corner; and thence along is 4 =
part of tad lot No. 41 eolith 5434 degrees, Cut 197 2-40
perches to the place of beginning; containing,ls9 scum
more or lens.
Alpo. all fint other certain piece or parcel of lod.
adlofniug the above. conteinlep acres and 94 Perchta.
being residue f ormerly belon gto John Photo; tit.
said Phelps having been seize an d possessed of =7 awe
ee perches of land the north westwardly part of fie 41
aforesaid, and ba s conveyed 2 acres and 141 perches
G
thereof to eorge . Scranton. who afterwards conveyed 6
the laid residue of acres and N perches to said (T w g i e g i
e, Genet, by deed dated November 4. 1656; Rue
and reifer6 - 412R out of itaiS from said binds tae right of ay
for the ref °ads of the rains. Coal CorelaniCf the
L. ackse nuns Iron and Coal Company . Tog s enthral
the huildhigs,htsprovements.maehinm and upcia
the said promises. and also the franchlso held or eidePed
by the said the Han:6o6i Mutual Coal Company, •pne
terms of sale are *OW emit when the bid Is ,accepted, or
the propertg i f Moe im again mediately put UV and sold ,
and the be ce In cosh when the deed is delivered; the
purchaser being allowed twenty dais to prepare the deed
for execntion by the eubecriber. The subscriber will re.
ceive es cash as the purchase Mousy. beyond the S6,uee
paid glib* sale, the Weds • secured uy said mortgage
the ex nt they ste CaZ to dividend oat of the isms..
The ho dere denositing 6 simnel **Omni thoir 'flght,to
patticlpato in tbepr of sate in like marmer. ak
the whole amount of the purchiaa moue? lver• Mt'
cu
En. b.
EDERICA GERHARDT 13CIIUOTIARDV, Trtudiui.
M. TB OMAS sa SONS, turttontem
ap2s 167 16 SO 189 and 141 South Fourth street
inOIIPD A Nh' COURT BA= —ESTATES OF
tlervey J liatcheller. deceased. and ilarweod a el .
Weld, minors.--Thomati th Sou, Auctioneers —Poor
't hrecotory Brick Dwellings. Nos. 2515, 25'M and
4513
Prankford Road, north of the Reading ltallroad.—flor
drr of the Orphans' Court for the Cit and
i ?eun of
Poiladelphia. will be sold at public sal e , on
May 110. 1868 at 12 o'cloch, 1100% at the Ph
Exchange, the following described property, 14=y_
—AU that lot of ground, sell h the three-story brick mes.
en age thereon ereotpd, situate on the eastwerdly aide of
the Frankford road, HO fret Of lochs@ north of the Phila
delphia and Beading Railroad, late District of Richmond.
80. 1515: containing in front 16 feet. and in depth 64 feet.
more or less, to C.or4 street. Being the same to; of ground
which Wm. Dully and wife, by indenture dated June 14.
A D 1652. recorded In Deed Book T H.- No. 60, pogo 4.14.
granted and conveyed tus Binger's; hafee.
N 0.... —ell that lot of sound.with the threeetory brick
meesuage thereon erected. situate on the eastward!♦ side
of the Frankford road Ns. 2621 : 16 feet front,Po feet deep,
more or leas, to Coral street. Bohm the fame lot Of
mound which Wm. Dotty and wife, by Indenture dated
June 14. A.B. 1812. recorded in Deed Book T. 11. No. 64.
page 4.= Ac., grafted and conveyed to Ttomas &needy.
feo
No. 3—AR that lot of ground. With the tl.ree.etory brick
IIIeVINUJI Fe thereon erected, Moo te on th. es-lwaroly aide
of the Frank ford road. No. %fait coatatillatt is front lo
fret, and in depth du feet. Wing the game lot of ground
which William Dully and wife, by indenture dated jam
14. A. D. 1862. recorded in Deed !took T. it .No. 62. owe
Ac., granted and conveyed to Thomas Bingerty. ke
fee.
No. 4.—A1l that lot of ground, with the three-story brick
mew uage thereon crectcd,cituate on the eastwardly side of
the I , rmaitt or d road. No. 11.5.16; contst !Aug in front 15 feet,
and in depth 60 feet. tieing the same lot of ground which
William Dotty and wile, by indent.:re dated 14th June.
A. D. 1652. recorded in Deed Hook T. IL, No. tn , page 4o3,
Ac., granted and conveyed to Thomas in fee.
No s—(:!netted Bent. $5O a year.—All that yearD' rent
of rlk6o. payable lid January and July, without deduction
for taxes, aol of ads that lot of ground west side of the
Frankford road 36 feet forth of Orleans greet. (formerly
Ditty' et of 'Helmand c.ntaining in front on the Frank.
ford road 16 feet. and In depth 65 feet to a 5 feet wide
alley. It le secured by a bake house, No. 2754.
By the Court, Mit:W.l'll Ml:Gem% Clerk O. C.
.M. C. MARSH, iluardLan.
. B. B. oAirt•LEY. Administrator.
.
N. B.—NineAvientlethsintarests will be told under order
of the Court. by M. Marsh, .Guardian aforeasld. and
eleven•tweetiethe under order of the Court. by d.
Garlic-Y. Adtnfnletraior atoretald.tho pure bailer obtaining
a tide to the whole
M. THOMAS & SONS. Anetlotteerr.
ao2smyP ld 159 and 141 South Frottrth street.
EXECI,TORA' PEREMPTORY SALE—ESTATE
of Christian Comehue,- deceased—Thomaa & ena.
Auctioneers—handsome Modern Three.story Brick
Reeldence. 216 Franklin street. North of Race street.
opposite Franklin Square. On Tuesday. May Mb. lee%
at It o'clock, noon. will be sold at public gale, without re
serve. at the Philadelphia Exchange, ail that handsome
nu dern tie ea eery brick message, with three story back
buildings and lot of ground. situate on the west *Me of
ranalinstri et (as widened by a strip of ground 3 teat In
width, east and westas lef t open by the Connell Loiter/Le
Congregation.
Congregation. with the privil ge of making stepa, cellar
doors, railings, scratera and vanite, on and under the
aid strip of ground). 65 feet north of Race shoat.
o. LW): containing in front oo Franklin street
`-`2 feet and extruding In depth 158 feet. Bounded
westwer idea u alley 3 f art
wide and 138 feet deep. Also
one undiseventh part of a strip of ground. 1 foot
wide on Race etreet by 133 feet deep, which is intended
as a bar to prevent ow ntre and occupiers of ground lying
on the west side from using said alley, and a brick wail
has been erected at least inches in thicknes,.. and of the
height of g feet, at the equal coat and exrense of the les
sees of the S lots frrmtiseg on Franklin street. end to bur,
kept in good repair by them, and subject to the following
req rictions. that no building shall ever la. erected on the
above lot for sugkr retinerv, manufactny, steam power,
or any businces for offensive occupation. The house to
ratter, uilt; boa the gas introduced: bath, hot and cold
water cloeet, liirnace, cooking range. &c.
Clear of incumbrances. Terms one-third cash.
Itirlmmedistapottmaelea. May be examined any day
previeus to the sale.
ISTliale absolute.
31, , TEIOMAS k SONS, Auctioneer..
an 25 my 9-16. 139 and 141 South Fourth street.
REAL ESTATE.— 'EHOMAS &
Et Three story brick Store and Dwelling, tio. 035 North
Thirte• nth street, south of (lintel street On Tues
day. May 12th. 116113 A at 12 o'clock, ,On. will be sold at
pupils sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that three.
story brick niessusee and lot of ground, situate at the
northeaat coiner of Thirteenth and Potts streets, No Wel .
containing in front on Thirteenth street 16 beet. and ex•
tending in depth eastwardly 49 feet 57s' inches; thence
eoutha indly 53 feet le% Inches to Potts street. and
thence westwardly along Potts street 46 feet I‘-, inches to
Thirteeith street. Subject to the easternmost 2 feet of
paid let by the, whole breadth,to the pi ivileite granted by
S. English, niltentrix, and ethers, in their deeds for the
ground to the north and east of said premises to the
grantees in eaid deeds to said. 3 (4 in width, as and for au
alley leading into Pets greet. Together with the com
mon use and privile
e leavingid alley. and the right to
build over tho tame. at least 7 feet headway in
the clear. It is occupied as a store and dwelling.
nr Clear of all in^umbranee.
21. THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers.
Ror, ni y 9. 9 I:2i and 141 South Fourth street.
14. AL kiiTA7.2.-I'HOMAS & SONS' ,9A LE.
E. 2 7 hree•story Brick Dwellings, Nod. Mg and 1730
Leib street, between Front street and Frankford
road, and below Harrison street. On Tuesday, May 12th.
180412 o'clock. 0000. will he sold at public sale, at the
I iphi a , Exchange. all those two thres.story brick
mess ages end lot of ground. N 05.1723 and 1730 Leib street,
between Front street and Frankford road, and below
Harrison street, littneteero Ward ; containing together
In front o'n Leib street ab: ,, Es.„eB feet, stud extending in
depth about 03 feet: col 7 rooms each, and a
f‘iimmer kitetten; gas, bath 1:1 said cold water; patent
cement roof : houses well built, and In excellent order,
&c.
Terrns—Oash.
Pr - Clear of all incumbrance.
SO% t hey will be sold sepatatelY. ,
M. THOMAS & BONS; Auctioneers.
. 9 .9 . 139 and 141 B. Fourth street.
rPEREMPTORY SALE.—THOMAS di SONS,*
Auctioneers.—Two valuable Lots, L street and Eric
avenue, Twentythird Ward. Ou Tuesday', may sth,
MS, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, with
out reserve, at the Philadelphia Excliat ge. the followleg
described property, viz.: No. I.—All that lot of ground.
beginning at the southwest intersection of street and
Erie avenue: thence along the south side of said avenue
117 feet W inches ; thence in a southeast direction 149
feet inches; thence It feet 614 incites tb L street ,• thence
along the seine 15 feet 7;1.1: inches to the place of begin
ning.
No. 2.—A1l that street ground bnin at the nosily
west corner of L and Erie Avenue; thenco along
said L street 43 feet inches; thence southeast 59 feet It
filches to Erie Avenue ; thence along 'said avenue 41 feet
11!:, inches to the place of beginning. Sale absolute.
Si. THOMAS ct:. SONS, Auctibneers,
0 5 Inv% DC" and 141 south Fourth street
NEAL E&TATE.—TDOMAci & SONS' BALE.—
inThreeitery 'Brick Dwelling. No. PM Mitchinson
street, above Poplar street, with a three , :tou Brick
Dwelling in the rear on Percy street, No. 920.
On I uesday. NIII lath. I'6B, at 12 o'clock,
noon, will to
sot
at public sale, at the Phila.
delphia Exchange: All that lot of ground, with the
improyenie , th thereon erected situate on the east side of
liiitchinson steed., 261 feet north of Poplar street, No. 9311
containing in front on Hutchinson street 16 feet, and ex
tending in depth 82 feet to Percy street. The improve-
Hittite consist of a three.story brick dwelling, with two
story back buildtnits, fronting ou Hutchinson street, No.
Pal, and II three-story brick dwelling in the roar, fronting
on Percy street, No. PIM
Auctioneers,
t(tibject to a yearly ground rent of Va.
Tet 1116-860,0 c a b n i
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LEGAL NOTIOES.
lr. 'LOB COURT FOR. CITY ADM ,
county of Philadelphia—Estate of OEMBIE w, E 4 Di
deceased.-- , The auditor appointed by the Court .
to audit, bottle and ndjustthe accounts.of ELIZABETH
It. EDWARDS, JAMES M. :SMITH. and JOHN H. ED
WARDS, Executors and Viustces under will of George
W. Edwards, deceseed, and to report distribution of We
balance In tho hands of the accountant, will moot the
parties interested, for the purpose of his appointment, on
Wednesday, May 0,1888, at 4 o'clock P. M , at the office of
john Edwards, Req., No. 152 south Fourth street. in
the ritv ap-25s,tu.th,5t.
IMPERIAL FRENCH PRUNES.-0 4118E8 IN TIN
canisters and fanoy bozos, imported and for We b►
JOB. B. BUOSIXat *GO., 106 South Delaware avenue.