Daily evening bulletin., June 04, 1868, Image 5

UITIT UULLKTUii
Jki'i krson Medical College.. -The canvaßs
whichhasbeen,going on daring the pust jnonth
" for the chair of the Institutes of Medicine ana
Medical. Jurisprudence, made vncaul In thte. In
ttHOUoh by ihe resignation of Professo. Kobley
Danglison, term loan d last Tucsoay evening In
the Section of James Aitkin Meigs, M. D.-The
BtKScesslnl candidate is a well-Known Physician
of this Oltv. who received -his diploma from_tho
College In which he has just been chosen a Pro-
fessoL sSTtbongli y eta vouug man, ho enjoy a
a very high reputation ns a ehUlnl
practitioner and sflen,tic Investigator.- Our
Academy of Natural Sciences, In which he has
been for years an active member, owes much to
- him for the arrangement of the Mortonian col
lection and for the contributions to It which his
efforts have secured. His published catalogue
ef ibis collection has always been regarded as a
valuable addition to the literature of cranlo
gxaphy. This and his many other pnblica
uons on ethnology, phymology and !kindred
subjects have attracted the attention and
regard of men of scionco In this country and _ la
Europe, and gained for him the honor of election
to membership in several of the learned societies
’(.'.England and Franco.' At the late Congrpss of
the Anthropological Societies of Europe, held in
Paris, he was ore of the few; Americans selected
as foreign members—a distinction conferred
■■rpen Agassiz. Bquier, Wyman, and also upon
T)r. Joseph Leldy, another ol our own citizens.
Dr. Meigs is a graduate of the Central High
School, and has twice before held a professorship
of Physiology, at first in the Philadelphia College
of Medicine, arid afterwards In the Medical De
partment of Pennsylvania College. In both these
positions he exhibited snob learning and ability as
save promise of great usefulness In ms profession.
This promise has now the opportunity of being
realized, and we may safely congratulate the Jof
ferton College in having secured the services,of
one so competent to promote its interests and
maintain tie high character- which It holds
among the medical Institutions of tho country.
Pnor. Morton’s Lecture on Sunlight and
MooNLiGKi.-Prof.Hemy Morton proposes to add
to the subject of his former lecture on sunlights
many brilliant experiments and much interesting
information In regard to the moon and moon
light, at the Academy of Music, on Saturday
evening next. His immense camera and power
ful lime-lights will enable him to exhibit his col
lection orphotogrophs and drawings to great
advantage, and we shall not bo surprised If he
succeeds in settling the vexed question ol the
moon’s Inhabitableness, and in showing ns that
venerable individual,the “Man in the Moon"! Se
rioufely, the discoveries of modern science have
brought that planet so near to the eye that its
hills can be distinctly seen—tho shadows
that travel down their elopes watched
in their slow progress—its extihet volcanoes ex
amined and measured—-its. plains
its whole surface clearly comprehended. This
display, with the most striking of the experl-,
menls and illustrations of tho previous lecture on
the Sun, together with several hew ones, present
a very interesting programme, and will no doubt
attract a large audience. Already, as wo hear, a
great many of the best Beats have been secured by
those anxious to witness tho exhibition. A
prompt application to the custodian at theFrank
liri Institute, in Seventh street,, will probably be
necessary to procure any eligible position for
eebing and hearing' the illustrations and explana
tions oi the lecturer on Saturday night.
Sad Accident.—A lit tlo boy named Charles Tur
ner, 11 yearsold,residing at 923 BorgeantSL.went
on a Shbday-school excur-alon on the lino of the
Media railroad, yesterday. Upon returning to
the city last evening he got upon .the front plat
form or car No. 21,' of the Market Street line,
which was much crowded. At Thirtieth street a
man jumped from the car,and in doing so pushed
Turner off. The lad fell under the wheels and
■was horribly' mangled. He was taken to the
Hospital, where he died this morning. This ac
cident is another of the evil effects of crowding
the passenger railway cars. '
Keeping a Gambling Room.— Last night,abont
eleven o'clock. Sergeant Johnson and a squad of
the Eighth District police made a descent upon a
room No. 1592 Ridge avenue, where, gambling is
alleged to have been carried on. Win. Ackley
and Chas. Young, the alleged proprietors of the
establishment, and Henry Hotz and John Ross
were arrested. It seems that a Jerseyman Went
into the place and lost $3O. He entered com
plaint before Alderman Massey; And a warrant
for the arrest of the proprietors was issued.
The prisoners had a hearing this morning.
Ackley and Young were held in $1,200 hall for a
further healing, and tho others in $BOO bail.
Bow is a Lacer Beer Saloon. —Charles Hoff
man, proprietor of a lager-beer saloon at Front
and Mead streets, was before Alderman Titter
marv this morning npon the charge of assault
and 'battery with intent to kill. A row occnrred
at his house a night or two ago, and several par
ties were injured. Hoffman is alleged to have cut
a man in the head with some sharp instrument.
He was committed to answer.
Fire.—This morning, about three o’clock, the
house of Mr. Marshall, on Germantown road,
above Thompson street, was slightly damaged by
fire. Some clothing was hung up to -dry in the
kitchen. During the night the line broke, the
clothing fell on the stove and took (ire. The
flames extended to the carpet and were then dis
covered and extinguished.
Point Breeze Park.—Thero was an exciting
race yesterday afternoon. The following was the
time made: -
First Heat—Lizzie Littlefield, 2 33.
Second Heat—Lizzie Littlefield,
Third Heat—Maggie, 2.35>£.
Fourth Heat—Maggie, 2 35.
Fifth Heat and Ruee—Maggie, 2.3 G.
Assaulting a Policeman.—George Mountjoy
was arrested yesterday for fast driving on South
Broad Btreet. When stopped, he got out of his
carriage and knocked down Policeman Mitchell.
He was taken before Alderman Dallas, and was
held in $7OO ball to answer at Court.
Assault and Battery William Eyrich, Cap
tain of a canal boat from Reading, Pa., was ar
rested yesterday and taken before Aid. Hutchin
son, npon the charge of having badly beaten one
of the bands on the boat during the trip to this
city. He was held in SI,<JOQ bail to answer at
Court.
Children’s Home The thirteenth anniver
sary of the Children’s Home, of West Philadel
phia, will be held at the Church of the Saviour,
Thirty-eighth street,above Chestnut, this evening,
at 8 o’clock. Addresses are expected from the
Rev,. Phillips Brooks and Judge Peirce,and a col
lection will be made in aid of the institution.
Suspicion of Larceny A woman, who is
known as on old thief, was arrested this morning
at Gray’s Ferry, on suspicion of having etolen'a
lot of meat, dead chickens, &c., which were
found in her possession. She was committed by
Alderman Maull.
The Fete at Eastwick Park to-morrow pro
mises to be a decided success, and if the weather
continues fnc, a pleasant entertainment may be
expected.
f ine Paintings.—B. Scott, Jr., will, sell this
before 8 o'clock, a collection of fine
American paintings, crystal medallions, «fcc.,
part from the American Art Gallery, New York,
and uart several private collections, all elegantly
mounted in fine gold leaf frames.
Families leaving the city should not fail to
visit Stephen Whitman, 1210 Market street, and
procure u supply of his fine chocolate ;■ also,
confectionery. He stands unrivalled inthd .manu
facture of these two articles.
THEATRES Etc*
. The Theatres.—The pantomine Jlumpty
. Dumpty will be given, with transformations,
' ballet, &c., at the Chestnut this evening. At the
Walnut Mr. Joseph Jefferson will appear in his
great impersonation of “Rip Van Winkle.”
(XnSer ihe Gasliyhi will be repeated at the Arch.
The American announces a miscellaneous per
formance.
Rietori. —Madame Rlstori, the great Italian
tragedienne, will inaugurate a brief season at the
Academy of Music on Monday evening next
-with the drama Bor. Tereta. Beats ior the course
can be secured at Trumpler’s and at the Academy.
l Tub European Circus. —This great circus and ;
menagerie combination glfcca afternoon and
evening performances every dav in ibq tent upon ;
the lor, Eighth street, betwren Rued and Vine.
rThccolleedon .of wild animals is rare and curious,-
and the pcrforinanpesln-the den Of lions are very'
remarkable.' Tho equestrians* and acrobats are'
the btsrin their .:professlon :ln -the world, and
those persons who are fond of entertainments of
this character cannot fail to bo pleasod.!, :,. -
Gband Entertainment.— A ' grand musical
and literary entertainment .will bo given this
evening at Concert Hall, in aid of a most worthy
Abuflij—(Ee’uTrard Avenuo Affiaion. rMf. Ciri
Senlz will conduct tho musical exercises,-Which
wlll.be participated in by ihe members of the
Handel and Haydn Society and a number of
male and female artists. Professor J. W. Shoe
maker. well known in this city as an accom
plished teacher of elocution, will, with his wife,
read several choice selections. This, entertain
ment promises to be immensely attractive. 1 ,
Musical Festival.— This Thursday evening
Jdr. Jobmßower, so well and favorably known
firm hislong connection with the public schools
in the capacity of music teacher, will give a
grand concert at the Academy.of Mublc. It is
announced that over one thonsand of his piiplls
will participate. There will be Seven pianos
upon the stage. A number of popular artists
have volunteered tneir services and will sing
solos, duets, &c. The programme is an excellent--
ono in every respect. Tickets can be procured at
Gould’s Piano Warehouse, No. 928 Cheßtnnt.
street
Farewell Concert.— Mr.' Philip Phillips, tho
well known baritone Blnger, will give a farewell
concert on Monday evening, the 15th instant at
the Academy of Music. Mr. Phillips is about to
leave for Europe, and ho deserves a handsome
testimonial from his friends before his depar
ture.
CITY NOTK3BB.
Fine Watches.—We desire to call tho atten
tion of watch-buyers to tho very lino. Watches made by
tho watch Company of .Waltham, and
known as the Jf-plate, 16 size. . , - „
To tho manufacture of these watches the Company
have devoted all the science, and .skill In the art at
their command, and confidently claim that for finehesa
and bcanty, not less than for ihe greater excellencies
of mechanical and scientific correctness of design and
execution, these Watches will compare favorably with
the best made in any country. - In this country the
manufacture of such Watches is not oven attempted
except at Waltham. .... .
For sale by all respectable dealers, . ,
Bobbins & ArPLETON, Agents,
No. 182 Broadway, N. Y.
Minister Burlingame is now in Washington
in chaige of the Chinese Embassy. The object; or
their visit to this courftry, at this time, is a mysteryto
most people, bnl.not to üb. The people <3t tho Celes
tial Empire are»very fond of ratples, dog chops, and
smoking very strong cigars, This last practice ha 6
injured their cbnstitntions, and they have come across
the “deep blue sea" to investigate Lorillard’s lastHis
covery, the “Yacht Clnb v smoking tobacco, which* is
free fiom nicotine and perfectly innocent. They hope
bypurcbasinigaiargelot toobtaln a foil supply of
gennine meersebanm pipes. This is a state secret,
bnt we just whisper it to onr readers.
It is said to be a fact that the Postmaster-Gene
ral has received letiera asking why Petroleum V.
Npßby is allowed to,remain in his, department while
bringing odium on the administration. This is quite
a "sell, bnt not as great a ono nor of the Same order
as is seen every day at Charles Stokes & Co’s Cloth
ing House, under the Continental, where one day’s
sell exceeds in amount a month’s of many other cloth
ing houses.
Our commercial friends are Invited, to visit
Oakfobd’s
under the Continental, and examine their spring
slyleß of hats and caps.
.Very little veneration is vouchsafed to him
who weirs an unsightly boot or shoe, whereas n stylish
and good fitting boot or shoe will always command
for ihe wearer morb'or less genuine respect. For fur
ther particulars inquire of Bartlett, No. 33 S. Sixth
street, above Chestnut. : :
Florence! Sewing Machine.
Florence Sewing Machine.'
■ Florence Sewing Machine.
Office, 1123 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
New Hats for Misses and Children, of the
most elegant styles, and at all prices. Oakfobd’s,
under the Continental, ' .
Bower’s Senna Figs, for Constipation—
fifty cents. Depot Sixth and Vine.
Members of the Masonic Order can gel their
Silk Hats for the coming "occasion” at Cilab. Oak
fouu & Sons, under the Continental Hotel.
Judicious motheraand nurecs use for children
a safe and pleasant medicine in Boweb’b Infamt Cob
dial.
Surgical Instruments and druggists’ suh
driee. - ■■ „
Snowden & Bkotiieb,
23 South Eighth street.
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 his office, No.
SOB Arch street. The medical, faculty are Invited to
accompany their patients, as he has no secrets in his
practice. . Artificial eyes inserted. No charge made
for examination
LAiiugi’ duess fiuaia&rßvo
MAEY B. CONWAY,
SSAUIEB’ DBESB I'IIRSISIHHH
AND
SHOPPING EMPORIUM,
BIBOUTH SIXTEENTH STREET,
Ladles from any part of the United States cansendtheb
orders for Dress materials. Dreeses,Cloaka,Bonneto, Shoos,
Under Clothing, Mourning Suits, Wedding Trosseau, Tra.
voting Outfits, Jewelry, &c., also Children’s Clothing, In.
font’s Wardiobes, Gentlemen's Linen &c.
In ordering Garments, Ladies will please send one oi
their best fitting dresses for measurement; and Ladies
visiting the city should not fail to call and have their
measures registered for future convenience.
Refers, by permission, to _ __
MR. J. M. HAFLEIGH, ,
1012 and 1014 Chestnut street]
MESSRS. HOMER COLLADAY & GO.,
mhls-3m rp 818 and 820 Chestnut street.
t'Olft SAliJh.
FOR SALE.
MORTGAGE OF $4,000.
MORTGAGE OF $1,600.
APPLY TO
BALDERSTON & ALBERTSON,
(BUILDEBS,) '
Wo. 120 Worth thirteenth Street.
ap3otf L
t on da11..-a valOaule lot. north brssd
J? street, near Diamond street, 60 feet front,62B feet
deep. Terms easy. Apply for one week to (JHiKLES
M. BURNS, Jr., architect, 616 Walnut street je4-3t*
SEWING MaCHINES.
1106. REMOVAL. 1106.
THE BIRGER HAMFACTEIUfIfI COMPANY
Have Removed their Warerooms to
No. IXOO Chestnut Street.
SINGER’B NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE is
simule, durable, quiet and light running, and capable of
performing an a toniahing range and variety of work. It
will hem. fell, stitch, braid, gather, cord; tuck, quilt,
embroider-, &c* '
my 2 lyrp - WM. E. COOPER, Agent,
EDUCATION.
TTAKVARD COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
JJL 'J be examination for admission will be hold on
THURSDAY, FRIDAY »nd SATURDAY, July flth, 10th
nnd 11th, 1868. Attendance on the three days is required,
beginning at 8 A. M. Another examination begins Sep*
tember loth, at the same hour. .
THOMAS niLL,
je2.tUjGfcBtr - -Preßidentf-
OOAHDINO.
/''ERMANTOWN-No. 1.14 PRICE STREET WILL
U offer desirable accommodations to families wishing
io rpend the summer months out of the city. Chcerfu
rooms with ga*; also, hot and cold baths, and large yard.
Only two minutes n alk to Depot. je4-3t*
SUMMER BOARDING FROM THE EIGHTEENTH
of June, at the p». W. corner of
and WALNUT streets. je4-2t*
ELIGIBLE ROOMS,WITH BOARD, AT 8921 LOCUST
JGiStreet, West Philadelphia, jcl,m,th,rpBt»
TO BENT*
MTO LET.-THE NEAT COTTAGE. NO. 22
South *1 hlrty-Ninth street, first bouse below Chest*
'nut street CLARK ii ETTING, - .
je4 6t» 707 Walnut Street
TO RENT.—TUE EARGE/ WELL-LIGHTED
S.ore, 31JJ ©ace street; will be reuted low for a clean
wholesalehuaineai. Apply up-etaird.
LEWIS HAEHNLEN, J
jag, TO LET.—TWO HOUBF.S, NORTHWEST COR-
Kaner Eighth and Race otreeta. Ono or both. Thirty*
mxiktv(6 rooms. • ja4 3t^
GERMAMTOWN—TWO COTTAGES TO KENT,
, w. a STOKES,
Insurance Ouice. Gormanto ivn.
It Jp2 3tn>'
TVfEWTUEKEY PRUNES LANDING AND FOR SALE
JN Jjy J. B BUSSEERfr GOBI'S South Delaware avenue
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN--PHILADELPHIA, THUR SPAY JUNE 4,1868.
j ' SUMMER RJESOBTB*
UNI 1 ED STATES HOTEL,
: -ciTyriwif "r;;
Will bo opened for the reception of guests .0 - ‘
On or About June 25th.
Persons wishing to engage rooms'csnSe saby,spplyim: to
BKOWN & WUELPPEH, Proprietors,
ffo. 829 Richmond Street, corner of lab.
leattrp. • • ' • ""■ -
UNITED STATUS HOTKL
cape isi-anti, n. ,r.
Will bs open for the reception of gueets
JUNE SOtb.
Price of board reduced to $2O por week, or $8 SO per day.
• Booms may be engaged by addressing ,
WEST & MILLER Proprietors*
IcSStri? ■ ■■ :
T° I ' LEASURB SEhKEEB 'I O PLEASURE SEEKERS I
The Spring MUI Heights! , Too Spring Mill Heights!
Onoofthc finest places in tho State for Sunday Schools
and respectable associations. Splendid graands i Large
Woods: Large Saloons: Boats; Bathing and Fishing. Situ
ated on Beading 8.K..U miles out. Apply to .
Vvlo. HUNTER, Gcnl. Ticket Agent.
Thirteenth and OallowbUl: or,
JACOB H. BREIBH, PropV.
Je4-Bt*rp
“THE OLD OAKEN BUCKET.”
JAMES S. EARLE & 80NS
Arc in receipt of the exqnijsite New Chromo-X4th6jgraph
or Jerome'Ahompson’fl picture*
“THE bLD OAKEN BUCKET,”
: the home of wobdswob ni.
Excollent lmpreMlona wlilletho plate 1b new.
EARLES’ GALLERIES,
81G Chestnut Street.
jc33t ■■ ■ ■■ ■■ ■■■ ■■
NEW STYLES'
OP
LOOKING GLASSES,
NEW ENGRAVINGS,
NEW CHROMO-LITHOGRAPHS.
EARLES’ GALLERIES,
816 Chestnut Street.
CARRINGTON, DE* ZOUCBE & CO.,
S. E cor. Thirteenth and Chestnut 819,,
PHILADELPHIA.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
IN
Curtain Goods.
Window Shades,
Furniture Coverings and
Paper Hangings.
White Holland Shades,
Trimmed and put utf as low as $1 GO each.
Swiss and Nottingham Lace Curtains,
New stock, low prices, and entire satisfaction guaran.
eed in every instance.
ap4 a to th 3mrp
320. 222,
REFRIGERATORS
FOR THE MILLION.
THE BEBT VENTILATING REFRIGERATOB&
ALSO, THE COMMON REFRIGERATORS,
At Extreme low Prices.
E. S. FA* SON & CO.,
OLD STAND,
2?os. 220 and 222 Dock Street,
Near the Exchange.
apl4 to th 82mrpS '
ROBERT SHOEMAKER & CO.,
N E corner Fourth and Race Sts.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
AND
FAINT MANUFACTURERS,
Offer to the trade or consumers.
Pure White Lead, " Zino White,
Colored Paints, Varnishes, Oils,
Artists’ Materials, &o.
Agents for the celebrated ,
VIEILLK HKHVTiGNE BSOW WHJTK ZEfO,
superior to any other White Paint for Inside work.
We solicit orders from those who want
PURE PAINTS:
201 and 203 North Fourth Street^
Northeast comer of Race Street.
an!B tfn>B
Desirable Firot Class Investment.
THE ISHICH TILLET BAILBOA9 CO iPi.\Y
OFFER FOR SALE AT THEIR OFFICE,
No. 303 Walnut Street,
AX SINETY-FIVE PER CENT,
One Million Dollars ol their Mortgago Bonds bearing
Interest at the rate of r Six percent, per annum,
Fiee from State and United States Taxes,
’ payable on the first daypef Juno andpecember.
Bald Bonds are either Coupon or Registered, and ard
secured by mortgage on jthe railroad and branches, the
rolling stock ana the franchises ol the Company.
The outstanding ;Bor da of the Company due m 1878 will
bo received in exchange for these Bonds, thus saving to
tbo holders ol the oldbssue the amount to be paid for taxes,
L. CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary.
let ltnrpt - 1
Fractional Share? Pennsylvania Railroad
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
DE ttAVEN & BRO.,
1 No. 40 Soath Third Street.
•~mvB»strp* - - -
ennn WANTED ON MORTGAGE OF FIRBT
•UUU class CltyPropsrty. Also. $15,000 and
to loan on mortgage.
E. R. JONES, Cenvevancor.
le4 8t c - - • 53S Walnut Btreet..
313 Race street.
INFORMATION WANTED.-L. L. HAN AN, OF.RfT.
1 land. Dane county, Wlscoiutp, wants to know tho pose,
office uddr* ss of Dr. L. S. HOLTON, who was Surgeon in
charge of IlOßpital No. 2 nt Vicksburg, Mlbb„ in February,
1665. TheinforaerwiU.hotvwardoch , joist*
HIE FJUtG &BW.
CURTAIN JIA'IEUIALS.
FROM AUCTION, VERY CHEAP.
REPBIGEBATOBS,
URDUS.
nninouD.
WANTS,
• : CA^PETS^
JAMES H. ORNE, SON & 00.,
626 Chestnut Street, .
Have opohofl New OupeKOinncftE, Srn*geb.Cant<m '
aud Cocoa Mattie*. Bag>, &c.
Brosaels,
Wiltons,
Velvets,
The above are ear own Pattern.. ,
Englishlngrains, Three Plys,
Oilcloths, Bruggets, ;y
English Venetian,
Cocoa Matting,
OF OCR OWN IMPORTATION TH» SFBINfI,
Bo~e verr tuperlor, all of which wo offer at lowort prloiat
JAMES H. ORNE, SON & CO.,
Chestnut, below Seventh*
at93mnn : - -■ .
CANTON MATTING.
Our Own Importation Triilß Spring,
bome veby superior
8-4, 7-8, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4
■■■ HHITEASDIIED CHECK V -
STRAW MATTINGS.
JAMES Hi ORNE, SON GO.,
626 Chestnut Bt.» below Bevanth;
ap9Smn>B • . '■
WHITE CANTON MATTING,
Less (ban Original Cost of Importation,
860.PE8 YABD.
B. H.6ODSHALK&CO.
723 Chestnut Street.
CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, 6c.,
At Low Prices.
E H. GODBHALK. • -• TZZEO. & WXZDSBftBEOd
. ' ■
PIBE>PBOOF SAFES.
AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDALS.
80,000 Francs!!
HERRINGS PATENT
CHAMPION BAKES
Awarded (be Prize Gcdal* at World'g fair
London j World’s Fair. Hew ¥orfej
Exposition Lnlverselle, Pari*,
WINNER OF THE WAGER
30,000 FRANCS!!
(86,000 IN GOLD.)
At the recent International Contest in the Faria Exhibition
The public are invited to call and examine the report
of the Jury on the merits of the great contest, and cee the
official award to the Herring's Patent over all others.
FARREL, HERRING & CO.,
029 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia.
Herring, Farrel & Sherman, New York.
Herring & Co., Chicago.
Herring, Ferrel & Sherman, N. Orleans;
mhlO-tn th . 3mrM
OABBIACEB. c .
WAS. D.itOGERS,
CARRIAGE BUILDER;
rannuiacturor of Firsucia*. Carriages
ONLY,
1009 and lOlfCließtniit Street,
: ’ pHIT. ATIRT.PpTA.
Orders received for new and elegant styles of Carriage*
for the season of .
1808.
Special attention given to Repairing. .
Carrlof e« stored by the month, ondlnsnrance effected*
THE NEW WAREHOUSE,
W. 1014, 1016 and 1018 Filbert St.
mv2B-th»Btrp
AMERICAN
ANTI-INCRUSTATION CO.’S,
OFFICE,
No. 147 South Fourth St..
PHILADELPHIA.
The Antl3ncrnstator win remove scale “from Steam
boilers and keep thein dean, rendering the boiler leal
liable to explosion; and causing a great caving of fneL
The instruments have been in successful nee daring the
last two years lnmeny of the large ectablichmenta In this
city, and from which the . most flattering testimonials of
their wonderful caving of foal and labor have been
received. ’ . .
Parties haring boilers would do well to call at the office
"and examine testimonials, etc,
JOHN FAREIRA, President; ’
EZB A LIREM, Secretary and Trcaturcr,
mylSßmrp ' • - •' **•
G. O. MOEEIfI* : HOBACEHOSES. •
GALLOWAYO. MORRIS <BOO.,
208 Walnut Street,
a LEHIGH Mb SCHUYLKILL COAL,
Wharf Footof Tasker Street
myiiliinrp
Extra Tapestries,
Straw Matting,
ONLY
OF THE 5,000
<■ *» OFTHE. ; I'",:-'
MUSIC ALBUMS,
BOUND IN
—JJ.. .
CONSISTING OF, '
; t w : .
OF TIIE ■•" ' . .
Most JPitces of Music
FOR ONE DOUAR,
Tho Ectill Price of wlilcli would be uot losi (him
FIITSEN DOULABB,
GOULD’S PIANO STORE,
No. 928 Chestnut Street,
ALSO AT
Claxlon’a Book Store, !fo. 1214 Cbetfnnt St.
Union Plano Compauy,lOl7 Walnut St.
Conrad Brothers, So. HOT Chestnut Bt>
se2tf ■ V - - . 7
TkOOBITFALSE.
U doubly fajlse.
MBS. ANN a STEPHENS* NEW BOOK.
MBS. ANN a STEPHENS* NEW BOOK.
■ SECOND EDITION NOW. READY.
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UEAL ESXATI! ».
MBEaL ESTATE.—THOMAS * SONS’ SALE.—
On Tuesday,'Juno 23d, 1863, at 12 o'clock, noon, will
be cold at public sale, at tho Philadelphia Exchange,
tbo following described .property, viz: No. 1, threoeiory
brick itore aud dwelling, 8. 11 corner of Front and Oath a
xinG strectß- AU that three-etory lrrick messuage and lot of
ground situate at the south-east corner of Front and Cath
arine street*: containing in frbhtoa Front street 17 feet,
and extending in depth 60 feet, moro or less. It U occu
pied* as a grocery ana provision store; and is a good busi
ness etand.
Term*—s3,ooo may remain on mortgage.
No. 2.—Two SE-story Brick DweUiogs,Nos. 1227 aud 1222
Canby street—All those two 2J4-stOfy-brick-mee«i*gi*i
and the lot of ground thereunto belonging, situate on the
north tide of Canby street. 67 feet cast of Thirteenth st,*
N os. 1227 andISLS, containing together in front 33 feet,and
m depth 37 feet. ...»
Turns—sl,ooocash on each,- . :
They will bo sold separately.
No. B.—Two three-a'ory brick Dwellings, Nc. 33 Beck’s
alley, between Front and Bwanson and Christian and
Queon-strects. AUthoee two three-story brick dwellings
aud lot of ground, sltuaro on the south aido of Beck's
ol ey, No. £6; containing In front U feet, and in depth to
al2 feet alley, called Union alley. No. 43, One fronts on
Peek’s alley, and tho other on Union alley,
M. THOMAS * SONS. Auctioneers.
. j 041320 sndlQ South Fourth street
M EXECUTORS* - SALE—ESTATE OF URIAH
PESHunt, deceased. Thomas * Son*. Auctioneers.—
Ate* Handsome Modem four-story Brick Residence, with
side yard. No. G3l York avenue, between Buttonwood and
Green streets, opposite a public square, 31 feet front. 141
feet deep to Chinastrcet. On Tuesday, June 16th, 18%’
at 12 o'tlock, noon, will ho sold at public sale, at tho
Philadelphia Exchange, all that-.handsome modem
four-story brick messuage, with three-story back build,
ingaandiotof mound. situate on the east aide of York
avenue, north of Buttonwood street. No; G3l; the lot con
taining in front on York avgnqe 81 feet, and extending in
depth on tho north side 145 fact and <m tho
t outb side IC7 feet inches to China street. The house
was elected by the loto owner for his own occupancy*
rnd built cf tho best materials, ant In tho moss substan
tial manner, with oil tbo modem conveniences: has 2
pnrlors, dining room and 2 kltchezts on .the .lst Boor, 6
rooms on the second, 4 09 the door, and ono large
room cn tho fourth Boor ; gas introduced, 2 baths, hot and
cold water, furnace, cooking: range, flag payemenh &c-';
eidft yard and garden, planted with, flowers, &c,
t3r" Clear of all Incumbrance, ri
Terms—Half cash. Possession early,
tirMw bo examined any day previous to sale.
M. THOMAS * SONS. Auctioneers,
je4613 -> 139 and 141 Booth Fonrth street
PEREMPTORY BALE—TO CLOSE A PART
HEgnerehip account—Thomas. A Sons, .Auctioneers.—
JScitThree modem new three-story brick Dwellings.
Twenty-first street, north of Pitzwatcr street. On Tues
day, Juno 16th. 1868. at la o'clock. noon,wlUbo sold at
pubiicsalo, without reserve, at the Philadelphia Ex.
change, all those three new modem three-story brick
messuages; with two-story back buildings Ud lot of
ground, situate on tbe west side of Twenty-first street, 18
met north of Fltzwuter street; each containing in front
cn)Twenty>flrststr(etl6fe(t, and extending in depth 61
feet to a3f eet 6 Inches wide alley. They have the gas in
troduced. bath, hot and cold water, oooting rango.ee.
Each subject to a yearly ground rent of 8108.
S2r~Sale absolute. 1
ear They will be sold separately.
M.TIIOMAB SONS, Auctioneers,
jc4 613 189 and 1418. Fourth street
MItEAL ESTATE.—THOMAS & SONS* SALE.—
On Tuesday, June 16th, 1868, at 13 o’clock, noon,
will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Ex
change, the followingdescribed pfoporty, via.: No. L
Largo and valuable Lot, Third street north of Seed
street All that largo and valuable lot of ground,
(composed of- three contiguous lots,); situate on
tbo west side of Third street,—Bo feet north
of Heed street. First Ward; Containing in front owThtrd
street 63 feet, and extending in depth loe feet No. 3. -
Four well-secured Ground Kents, each 8100 a year. All
those four well-secured ground rents of 8100 ay car each.
Issuing out of a lot,of giound, sltuato at the N. W. comer
of Third and Seed Btrecfs, First Ward; each containing to
front 20 feet, and to depth 100 feet. They \jill bo sold
separately. „ . ifTHOMAS & SONS.Auctlaneers, :
je4.6.13 189 and 141 South Fourth street.
M REAL ESTATE.—THOMAS A SONS’ BALE.-
Three-story Brick Dwelling, No. 2049 Hand -street,
between Pine and Lombard and .Twentieth and
Twenty .first streets, with a three-story brick dwelling in
the reur. On Tuesday, June 23d, 1868, at 13 o’clock,
noon, will he sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia
Exchange,, all that Jot of grouted,tWitb the Improvements
thereon erected, situi teonthe north side of Hand (late
Harrison) street, 63 feet east of Twenty-first street, No.
2049; containing to front on Hand street 13 feet 10 Inches,
and extending to depth 40 feet. Tho improvements con
sist of a three-story brick .dwelling fronting on Hand
Btreet. No. 2019, and a tbree-atorybrlck dwelling to the
rear, with gas, Ac. '
S3*"Cloar of all Incumbrance.
Terms—Cash. u tHOMAB A SONS. Auctioneers,
je41320 139 and 141 BouthFourth Btreet
M REAL ESTATE.—THOMAS A SONS’ BALE.-
Three-Btory Brick Dwelling, No. 439 Lombard St,
bi tween Fourth-and Fifth streets. On Tuesday,
June 10th, 1868, at 13 o’clock, noon, will bo sold,at public
sale; at tbo Philadelphia Exchange, all that three-atopy
brick messuage and lot of ground, situate on-the north
Bide of Lombard street; between Fourth and Fifth streets.
No. 439; tho lot containing in front on Lombard street 19
foots inches, and extending in depth 68 feet 6 inches to a
3 feet 6 inches wide alley, with the privilege of said alloy,
nudalsoof a 3 feet wide alley, leading Into Lombard St.
Tbohousecontalns 10 rooms; nea gas, path, water in first
end second floors. Ac. ■> '■■
SST Clear of oil incumbrance.
Terme-8769 may remain on mortgage. ...
" u. THOMAS A BUNS, Auctioneers,
jc-1,6.13 . I. 10-jiand 141 South Tourthstreet
A-, heat. ESTATE-TBdMAS & SONS’ SALE.—
SO Three-story Brick Dwelling; Ho, 903 South Eleventh
.laiiil street, south of Christian, street —On Tuesday, June
9,1868, at 13 o’clockTnoon, wIU bo sold At public Bale, at
tto rhiladelPhla’Excbange. all that three-story brick
lnessuoge and lot of ground, situate on the east side of
Kloventn Btreet, 85 feet south of Christian street. No. 905;
Containing in front on Eleventh street 16 feet, and extend
ing todepth TOTcot Togetherwith the commonuse nnd
privilege of a 8 f eet wido alley., Tho honßO is built in cot
tage style; stands hack from tho street about 23 feet; con
t ulus 6 rooms; has gas,bath; hot and cold water,range,Ac.
gar Clear of all incumbrance.
Terms— cash. Immediate possession. , 1
' The owner SONS.Auctioneers, .
je4,a No. 189 and 141 South Fourth street.
M BEAL EBTATB.-THOMAS * SONS' BALE.—
Three-story Brick Dwelling, No. 161 North Sixteenth
street, below Race Btreet ,On Tuesday, June 16th,
1868. at 13 o’clock, boon, will bo sold at public sale at the
Philadelphia: Exobange, All that threo-etoryjjriok mes
suage andlot of ground, sltuato on the east afdoof Six
teenth'street, 67 feet-7 inchessouthof Race street No. 161;
the lot containing to fronton Sixteenth street 13 feet, and
extending in dcptlr-iu feet,
car Clear of alMucumbrancc.
Til ins-Half cash, & gQ Na> Auctioneers.'
jo4 6AJ3 . - 189 and 141 South F’ourtli Btreet—
, PEAT. ESTATE—THOMAS A SONS’’BALE.-
Hga Three-story .Brick Dwelling, No.: 1623 Filbert Btreet,
Hia west of Sixteenth Btreet. On Tueuaav. Jiino b. IM,
at 13 o’clock, noon, wlllbe sold at public sale, at the_Ph»a
detohia Exchange, all that brick messuago,
with two-story hack building and let «f | r ? u s‘*'
on the Bomh.side of Filbert street. *53 feet 6 inches bast nf
Seventeenth Btreet, No. 1622; containing to /rent onAU.
bert J 8 teei, and exteudlDg to depth 106 feetto Jones
alley. It has the modem conveniences. .
. .
- 139 aud Ml S-lourUi street.
MS. PF JIF MPTOMt 8 ALB.—TnOMAk * HONS. MJO.
■5 Uonfera—On Tuesday June 16tb, 186% at « o'clock
HoueeJ'S, E> corn or of Chestnut end Boach attest* nose
tbo 11rid&60/eetfr»nt All.th«t_ln»wl riloTO
(lye-etoiy-bnek hotel: known' as' etreet
Hotuo,'t*ltu*teatthe S, Brcomer'of Uheitnnt and Boach
etrreta; the lot containing In frtmt onChwtnut etreK w
fedt and exleudlnrln depUr *!o'g H«»c'i atrcct 01 foot.
The hotel It tlx itoflei hgh on Beech etreet. '
Tenn«—@ll),i«om*y remain wpniortitage.' ■■
No, a-S-Htory,Brick Store, Beach etreet and Bonnoff'e
court, in the rear of the above. All toat tw-o.atory. brick
!5 C -^ rnPr eacl * tlrcot and Seqrtjre;
cut;-.. . uuotp, mi seci-trunthin . ..
street, nnd on Bonncfro court to feet Term*—Holt cuh.
N dc. 3to 8w8T»o story Brick Dwelling, Hos, S3IS;S3Ui.
2SI7.SSIP.IBT end 2S2»;Sennefl , s courts adlo!-,tog the
ebore. An those 6 two-stoiy brick plastered housos,snu
atebn BennelPs court In the rear ol the abovo, No. 2313
Is about infect front, 26 foot deep, and Nos. 2315, 2317.
2819. 2121 and 23S3,~eachU feet front and 26 feot deop!
They will bo Bold Separately,. Terms—Hull cash. • *
- Wo.Thrcestorv Brick Store and Dwelling, No. 2313
Sansbm street. All that three-story brick store nod dwelt.
lne.No. 2312Bansom street corner of Cope street. about
14 toot front and about 57 feet deCp.^Terma—llolf cash.
Nos. 10 and 11.—Two Throestory Brick Dwellings, Noa.
2302 and 2311 Bansom street All those two tbee-aforr
brick dwellings, adjoining the above: each about 14 feet
front and about 67 feet deep. Will be sold separately.
Terms—Half Cash. ■
Nos. 12 and la—TmoTlirceatorr Brick Dwellings, Codo
street, in the rear of the above. Ail those two tliree
ston- brick dwellings fronting on Cope street, in the rear
of.tbc above: each about 14 feel 6 inches front and about
43 feci .8 Inches deep, WIU bo sold separately*
Terms— Mulf Cash.
tv* 8e« Plan at the Auction Booms. Bale absolute.
4 ■ ■ .. M. THOMAH & BUNS. Auctioneers?
jesaia 139 and 141 Booth Fourth street.
m a FLUr-IL BALK—THOMAS & SONS, AU&
■fig tionecra.—Vcrydeslrablo Country Residence. known
-■us as •‘Evergreen,” U acres. Fisher's Lana, Iluacomb
street. Ffth'lrcct, North Penua. Railroad, about amln
ulea’ walk of I'lsbcr's Lano Station. On Tuesday, Juno IS.
IE6B, at 13 o’clock, noon, will bo cold at pnbUc side, at
the PhlladelphleExchance, all that very iholrablo coun
try rcsldence.knowa aa ".Evergreen,” on the North Penn.
Railroad, within a mlnutea*. walk of FislSrtT LaSe Bit
tion. eontahilng 11 acrca, fronting on Uio North Penua.
Railroad, Flaher’a Lane, Buscorab (tree! and Fifth atreetl
tbo: latter being.opened to the premleea. Tho lm.
provementa consist of a atone bouse, frame barn,
chicken-house and other outbuildings, including
ic« bouse, (filled;) a very superaor and convenient milt
bouse, and we'l of excellent water in the kitchen. The
land la among the moat valuable for cultivation, and la
in toe hlabeatatate of fertility.,with abandonee of valu
able fruit, elude and. ornamental trees: alto. grtoeL
t mail fruits, asparagus, be. Thla property lawcU worthy
of examination, ita convenience of access to and from
the city by railroad, (only 15 mlnutea from home to Mar.
ket street Iho year around.) (9traina dally,) rendering It
a most desirable snmmtr or permanent residence for a
bnalnera mam and owing to lbs proximity to the bolU-un
portion of tho city, nowrapldly tending in that direction,
makes it a most dealrablo Investment. . !-
DOUBLY FALSE.
DOUBLY FALSE.
Terms—Half cub upoae*ecutittt of pipers.. Pones,
sloe J ly 1. • - .
yor further particulars apply to C. H. & H. P. Muir
held. No. !05 South itatli striel, or to
M. THOMAS & S''NS, Auctioneers,
;12amd Ml South gonrthstreet
4fßk■ PUi>UG fiAIdI—THOMAS & SONS. AUCTION.
■3« cere. Veryelegant country seat, pointed atone mas.
*■«* elon,stab!o oua coach hou«?. McKean avenue, near
ManhJlm at. cut of the township lin» road,Germantown,
on Tuesday. June 16tb, 1868, at twelve o’clock, noon, will
be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all
that very elegant country residence. situate on the west
side of McKean avenue, near Manhcim street,-and east
of the townahlplineioad* Germantown; the lot contain
ing w front on McKean avtnuo 189 feet. laches, ami
extending in depth ononelino23sfeet,2in chcs, and the
other line 239 fL*W4 inches. The house finished in the beat
imumer. built of handeozne pointed
*tonc, and for the occupancy oftho late owmr, ana no ex -
pen*© spared to make it an elegant residence; contains
parlor, library, dining-room and two kitchens on the<
lintlloor; ceren chambers and two bath rooms above;
gasand water 'throughout, water closets, furnace, iwo
cooking rangte.^c.: ako,poiotcd*fono stable, w*i th acc-om*
modalioiuhfor nve bones and four carriages and Is fin.
tebed in a very superior manner. The grounds are, ele
gantly laid out and underdrained. planted with r«iy
Eesdrome evergreen* fruit and idmo trees: vegetable
garden,. &c. • The neighborhood laono of the Very mat In
Germantown, and tbeeituatton very desirable. ’ ■
Terma—SlSCOOEDay remain on mortgage.
t9~ Immediate possession. May be examined any day
„rorfou.to«U e . ■ ji. THOMAS * BOKB,
Auctioneers, 133 andltlSouthEourth 8b
fs, R'BLIU BAUw—TIIOM AS * SONS. AUC
ationcers.-Elegant Country Seat ass Mansion, £3
acres. known as ’‘Edgewood/* OiilpU Hoad. Horn-
Rorntry county. Pa. near Henderson Station, on Ul9
Cheater Valley Railroad On Tuesday, June is£b, 1968.
at 13 noon, will be fold at public tale* at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all that elegant fctoce mansion,
and about 33 acres of known as
situate on tiulph road, Monfg'incrycounty, ea.. about
FCO or 600 yards from Henderson station, on the Chester
Valley .lMirond.. Thejfceusc U balltof stone, S 3 feet font
by 40 feet deep; has ball, parlor, dining room-and kitchen
on firstfloors $ chambers on second Hoor, and4ro6m*<m
third floor, it baj Stable, with carriage bouse, chicken*
house and attached, cpring'hoiiae ana ice
house (filled); baa 2 with a variety of fruits,
apples, peaches, pears, .plums, grape*, fie. The house is
built in the best manner, and of the vert test material.
Tcryns-r Half cash. *
Photographs of the properly may be seen at the Auction
Booms M. TJBOMaB &SON& Auctioneers, ;
)* t A al3 ■ '139 and 141 houth Fourth street.
a KbAl/ fcBTATE-THOMAS' * 80X3* BATJS.
Modern Three-«tory , Brick Residence.
northeast comer of .Nineteenth and Filbert stnftit*.
On Tuesday, Juno ,23d. ,Ib®. At noon, will
be eold at public sale,at the. Philadelphia exchange, all
that handsome modem tbree-etory brlik messuage, withf
tbrec-story back building and lot of ground, situate at the
northeast corner of Nineteenth and Filbert streets: con*
UiDluain fronton Fllbertetrect Id feet* and extending, in
depth alonjrNinetecntli street 117 ft*«t, reserving to the
owners of fhemeeauaaes and lota oh Hie east the privi*
legtof an alley acroest&e northernmost 3 feet of these
premises into'and from Nineteenth street, until the piece
of ground adjoininrjto the north should have been
opened fora street.. The house.is inmost complete or
der and repair, and X** hfl the modern conveniences:
gas introduced, bath, hot and cold water. Elation ary
\rashittnds, furm cc, cooking-range; under drainage Com
plete. &c. ■■ -f j •" - •
g3f“Clear of aD incumbrance.
tViiomcdUto pofsewion..
g3 r *May bo examined any daF previous to sale. -
M, THOSiAS & 80X8. Auctioneers,
139 and 141 South Fourth street.
—KfcAL, EoTATE.-fTHQMAS A SONS’ SALE.-
WSBaodeomo Modemthreo-stoiy brickKetldeoce,No.
IBS* 631 North Twentieth street. above Gee h street On
Tuesday. Juno Sth,l£€B, at 12 o'clock. will be sold at
Tubllc sale, atiho Philadelphia Fxebange, all, that very
hnndeome modern brick mc«uage # with
three «*tory back building and lot of/round, situate on the
eosteide of Twentieth atrect, north ot Green street, No.
631; containing lu fronton Twentieth afreet 19 feefcand
extending in depth SO feet to an alloy. It haa handsome
marble vestibule; parlor, diningroom and kitoNcrroOutUn
first; 2 chambers and sitting room, with bay window era
the second floor; gas introduced, bath, hot and,cold
w fttcr. water closet 2 furnaces, cooking ranges, &c,,
Terms—B6.&oO may remain on mortga*©,
Immediate pos&jalon. May be examined any day pro.
vioustorsle. • . , • .. i .
Fnmlturo —The surplus furniture con be had by the
purchaser of tl»o bouse at a valuation, a
y M.THOMAB&BONB, Auctioneer*.
I29and|4l 8, Fourth streets.
_, JHKLKMPTURY A. FREEMAN,
fg-HI Auctioneer.—Genteel three-story brick .Residence,
J&tto. 2018 Vine street. On Wednesday, Jtxno 10,1868,
nt 13 o’clock, coos, will bo sold at publlc;*ale, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, the following described real
estate; viz: All that certain lot of ground with the n**t
three-story brick residence with double two-story a brick
buildings thereon erected, situation the south side of
Vlxfajtrect, west Twentieth (No. £018,)17 feet 8 inches
front' and 83 feet deep, then narrowing slightly the fur*
thc-rdepthof a fect. being 85 fevt deeo altogether, with
fho use of a 9)6 feet alley leading Into Whiter street.
Tho bouso la in good repair. Has heater, range with hot
• and cold water, bath, gas. die. May be examined at any
time ticcupancy with tho deed.
Clfar of incumbrance, bale absolute,
eST&Sff) to bo paid *t tbe time of sale.
w VAMEB A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
it . . , Store, 429 Walnut street.
ORPHANS’ COURT BALF.-ESTATE OF MAR
BSa GAIIET TOTS deceased.—James A. Freeman,. Auc.
JHiiltloneer,—Frame Home and Lot. Otis street, below
imo 24. 1868, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be Bold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Eiclurnse,. the following de
scribed real estate latetbo property or MaraaretPote, de
ceaseds ' All that certain two story frame messuage and
franlo Btable thereon erected, eiteato on tho eouth westerly
ride o’ Otis etreet (late Wood), at the dlatancoof 879 foot
3’5 Irclicß southeasterly of Girard avenue, in the Elgh
tt enlh Ward of thin city; coptaiulmfiu front at feet and
oxtcUdlne in depth of that width 131 feet 10 Inches, ho tho
eiime more or Jess, to a SO feet wide street called Howeon
street. ..Clear of Incumbrance. ■
ra-«100 to be paid at time of sale.
By the Court. ‘ JOSEPH MEGARY, ClerkO, C. -
y “ JOHN LUFF BARRY, Administrator.,
JAMES A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer, i
Store. 432 Walnut street,. ■
ORPHANS* COURT BALE.~ESTAT)S OF WHi
HEs Rheiner, dec'd.—James A, Freeman, Auctioneer —•
Jk£ Dwelling, and large Lot, Tioga street and Township
Line road. Under , the authority of the Orphans' Court
for the City and County of Philadelphia, on Wednesday*
JvnS*34tb, at 12 o'clock, noon, will bo sold at public
sale, at the PhUadelpbla Exchange,, the foUowtog de.
netted real estate, late the property of \Y]lUam Rhemor*
dpc'd.: All that certain triangular lot or piece of ground,
withtb&two and one-half story frame house,andfmmo
rtablo thereon, situate on the north.side of -Ttojro street*
63 feet 6 U inches eastward from the Tonriihlp Lineroad
28th Ward; thench extending northeastwardlTBo4 feet
lnches to a point and thence south *^(£ ot o^< fP c kf2
to a point on the north sido of the *sd Tioga street and
thence westward along the nortbside of_Tiogaßtreet27o
jestCjJo inches to the place of beginning. .Plan at the
teiWSSEB, Adminlatraton.
H JAMESA. J?KEBMAN,AucOoncer,
ir»4 it Store, 422 Walnut street
i• -. ■pt?T>k;M PTORY BAIiE.—JAMES A. FREEMAN t
tffiS A?Sionce£~Geatccl four-story Brick I)welling®.
EjaS&JJJ 1 »£ and 837 Fitzwater street—On Wednesday,
TntinoJffi itea.atl3o’clock,noon,'willbe sold at public
at the Philadelphia Exchange, the
fMinwlnc described real estate: ; No. 1-All that certain
fiSJrSnhv brick dwelling situate an the north aide of Fita
north side of Fltzwater street, anAeußt of Bussell street
(No 837) : containing in front on Fitywatcr street 19 feet,
and in depth along Knsaell street 80 feet to a 10 feet wide
alloy. ■ Bulled to B« BO ground rent per annum. L
B»" On the rear of the abovo lots is erectcdalhroe
story hrick house fronting onlßuesell street; f
Sale of the whole peremptoiy. .
Immediate possession. Tenns at sale,
B®~ 8100 to bo paid on oach nt the timo of sale,,
“ ‘jAMEB A. FBEBMAN. Auctioned^
Store 422 walnut atroot_
MUHIUAJL, BOXE3, USEFUL TO WHILE AWAY
the tedium of a lick chamber, or for a bandioma
bridal preaent, FAKR * BEOTHEE, Importer*. \-
feSMfrp ; 331 Cheetdut afreet, below Fourth.
beAjlestate sales,