Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, April 05, 1869, Image 2

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the fine arts.
gale of llu> B»l«i.*crtCoilccttoii. ,
■- A KArllAßl* BKING3 150,000 nuSos _
About tbo beginning of last month
Btoxktin advertised its public of .Jh° *£•
Broaching dispersal of the Delessert collOaioti,
the most considerable gallery sold since the
Pourtales. The gem of the collection was a
Madonna by Raphael, believed to be, prior
to the auction of March 15, the only one that
has not been absorbed by the great galleries
of Europe. This little painting, about 12 by
8 inches, on cedar wood, is an unhackneyed
study of the Virgin and the Child Jesus, and
brouebt at auction in London £5OO, >ut when
bought by the late owner in 1813 brought
2 4?000 francs —nominally twice as . much.
Nowadays the latter, price would be a baga
telle There have been- many engravings
made of this “Raphael,” and a not unp easing
half-size wood-cut iB given in the; Zeitschrift
fur Bildtnde Kunst, No. V., Vol. IV.,
with 'correspondence in, relation to the
■picture and the then prospective sale
hy W. Bttrger. The correspondent of the
Journal ofCommereegiwß a description of
the Hdiel Delessert and an account of the
sfde, from which we extract the following
particulars: .
Pahib, March 19, 1809.—Another of the
now few remaining private picture galleries
cftiaditional celebrity at Paris has just been
dispersed'to the' four winds by the hammer
of me auctioneer. The sole .survivor of the
past generation, of the celebrated French
Proteßtant family of the Delesserts died a
short time Bince at the old Hotel so well
known to all lovers of art and social culture
ahd refinement, in the Rue Montmartre, and
the inexorable law of succession required, it
seems, that the pictorial wealth winch had
been /here so long accumulated and enjoyed
shohld be reduced once more into its primary
elements. : For picture galleries, at least in
these modern times, represent moiiey, and
unto 1 money they are always liable again to
vast majority of the paintings were of
the Flemish school, and this was its general
character. But, nevertheless, what was _ _
called the “gem” of the gallery and must ART ITEMS.
perhaps be allowed to be so, both in an artis- —.
tic end commercial sense, waß the small cam teacher of English in Florence, named
net Raphael, a virgin and child (not above rnwn baswon the favor of the Great Powers
one foot by nine inches), known as the Fierce . , ’ arried the sculptor's daughter.
de la Maison d Orleans, and which once married v of
\ an event which now be- master- pieces of ancient ark
rarer everv day, and to which there- , —At the Exhibition of Paintings in Paris
fore a greater prestige every day attaches. I i Be veral episodes of the war * n S*
npver a verv great admirer of the Deles- i been taken as .subjects, also four executions
sert Raphael though quite willing to admit ( 0 f Maximilian, and a view of the public g
its 1 intrinsic beauty aßd purity of ex- bet at the Place de la Roquette of Pans,
nression and outline. But it is of his —One of the most celebrated Italian en
catiiett period; and if it have the grace, g ravers , Calametta, has just died at Milau.
has also all and more than all the hardness ot g e W as born in 1802 at Civita-Veocbia,
his old master Perogino, without that sweet- slu di e d at Rome under Marchetti andi Lta
nSs and religiosity (to coin a word) by c , , mo , and had lived several years m France
whioh the latter redeemed his want of round- Hie “j uC onde,” engraved after Leonardo da
ness and perspective. Moreover, I venture Vinci, is very famous.
to think that owing to some aeoident, or re- _ Tbe American who owns Dorc’s pictures,
touching, or ingenious manipulation o\ .the t G alnin g Table,” (which is thirty-four
painting at some remote period the drawing <- eel ) 0D( ,) “The Neophyte," and ‘Jepthahs
has been rendered Imperfect Certainly the * D bl f r '» is Captain Ayremar. It is poasi
pcint of junction between the shoulder and big of Rossini,” of which
naht arm of the child, which embraces the , rnnt>strn lhe erea t artist was an untmate
ncckot bis mother, is now very badly ren- w m be purchased by the BaTSe~geiF
deed, and gives to the member in question »
the air of anything rather tnan ® c ° rre °* I -There is much talk of a painting to be
articulator. An arm so attached o i coming salon repreaentmg the
fte socket could clearly never be moved, me c B Tbe por _
, sygJsHKsj & *jssss
«rach “royal” possessioMibnieTOn jy Agar , p er iga, Ferrates,
was surpassed; and the Delessert Kapb 1, g Lambq uin. the actresses, who have con
after opening at 2...000 trancs, was nnaiiy “ notably to the success of the plays
knocked down, after a interpreted by them, by placing them in the
the enormous sum of IfiO.OOO tmnes. This p J bere the sheen of their draper
for a foot of panel is ecrtainly pretty well,es- g > scene. Near tUeali
pecially when we consider tha the same l^ mlDe P nce , comes a remarkable
«... w- r KS'lftS;
the “fortunate (?) owner. j ® y f , ab the notables in dramatic
The next highest-priced picture was a ,hef i ’ d criticism A salable historical
dteuvre, indeed, ot the master Pierre de ,^ re o f “ h C "“nd Empire, which will
At the bottom of the picture is a figure en- ! —The .Marquis Gualteno, Minister or
tixely in white, marvelously effective, and , Rj n g Victor Emmanuel’s household, wad
lighting up the whole picture with the power j drew his Majesty’s attention to the researches
of a Rembrandt. A beautiful and first-rate < i n Herculaneum, has discovered an arebar v
worb. But lhe price, which was again, j logical treasure of the highest importance, in
150,000 franca, was enough to make the artist the excavations which he himseir directs, near
rise from bis grave to thank the purchaser for ! Orvieta, on his own estate,' he has found nu
the estimation in which he held him. j n,crous Etruscan vases of all forms, and many
, After such examples it is not to bo won- ; cf those known as the Greco-Roman. J-hcy
dered at that a lit at-rate Teniers, ol middle are in raised worjt of the Bame kind as the
■ixe, repxesentaiing a fish market, with all the famous one of Cumic, belonging to the (Jam
best characteristics of the master, chaste and pagna Museum, for which the Russian par
transparent color, and those exquisite “sil- c haßer paid the enormous sum of 50,000 tr.
very 'gray toneß in which he stands without , These articles are remarkable for the elegaoce
r rival—brought the highest price realized at 1 0 f lbe i r form and the purity of the drawing,
the Bale, 159,0C0 francs. The purchaser was >p he eubjects, which are in bas-reliefs, are
a Dutch picture dealer. ; almoßt entirely confined to the labors of Her-
Next in rank to the above came a charming j cu i eiJ . We hear ihoat especially of the won-
Coyp; represeniing his favorite subject of ; der of two vases and ago Diet. The latter, of
cows lying down aud chewing the cud at ; rare beauty,is intact, aud represents thestrug
evening, with their faces, as usual, turned to ; bl b w iih tbeNemeaD lion. The former are
the warm, mellow glow of a rich sunset, ; Bot quite bo well preserved, but the important
whose hues are diffused over the entire land- j portions are uninjured. One of thorn has for
Scape and Bky. A fine specimen, smaller in ; subject Jupiter and Alemena; and the other
aise, but equal in execution perhaps to either tbe combat of Hercules with the Queen of
«f the celebrated works of the same descrip- , the Amuzons.
tionin the Louvre, or the Dulwich Gallery, | _ Tuu Vencs of Obtta: —A discovery has
near London. Price, J 2.000 francs. bun made, in the excavation at Ostia,
A Hobbema, ot large, but not lhe largest ; J glatue of y enug alcaoat perfect pre
size of the master, exhibiting all his excel a more charming representation
iences, was sold for the moderate price of . b K „ddeB6 it is said, does not exist in any
40,000 francs; a ; cheap picture as times go. ; hi the »» “ • BaH>pe .
Subject, the interior of a wood. i° v t , rlca ’ 1 -was discovered by Baron Visconti, In the
cits of which were lighted up as Hobbema honge tn Blre g t recently excavated near
only knows how to light up sylvan scenery. Temple of the Foreign gods at Oitia, and
with a bright pathway running deep into the preeel p Vtttion ia ow i n g to its having been
- r c.n.,.„ioh .a >»
mMters, Wynants and Van der Hayden. foutd lraceß o{ Unen j n which it was wrapped
Tcrburg, of a school which has been re- , in llilß hiding-place. It is about tWO and a
animated and made the fashion by the hal j fcel high, and represents the Cyprian
success achieved by the pumtings of Baron ““ ddfeßßi eu u t ely undraped, standing priooi-
Leys, ( f Brussels, was well re l )r ““' J , y : | a u y on the right leg', with the left crossed in
toe “Wine Tasters-sold for 4r '- ( ( 0 Lnt and resting on the elevated toot. The
One was curious after this to Bee ho w Liys croßBeB bod hoW , Bg what ap
himself would mV, by whom there were ltiree k been lbe h>indlo of a m i rro r,
pic uresm his best manner, and before he P* j ft arm and hand are extended, as
bad become so desperately enamored of the position of thOße two
sixUcnth centuiy as to paint, by preference. “ “ absence of the actual .round,
figarea wilb kei ayard long standing on, or arme, .ana. fnr n. moment.
- ’ rather BUdtuK down arforegmuod at an acate orll ? n that of aninninn*
_ angle, as might be B( -e n u, bis works at the ’be idea that the aotlon was that o spinniag,
last Universal Exhihi ’em of Paris. His best Whence Baron Visconti at first oonj.ctinred
composition, however, a. Woman making l b tt,; *be figure, it not one ot the Par , e
lace, only brought lK.imo franco; and two in- 'bat of Venus spinning ■ dwllo. the
ferioronee, 8,000 and 9,000 f rau cß each. human race. The surlace of the‘bronzelb or
Gno of the paimings hem known to me in «>u™ e considerably oxydised, but fb« re » 8
the gallery was lhe single Rembrandt of other injury to the statue to, except the raetai
which It could boast. Tins was ft portrait, bung crushed and split abiive the qr the
quarter length, of a blear-eyed old man with right leg. The statue is soon to be shown to
*•'% ?s ' ~* l
disheveled hair, of the canvas,
as only Rembrandttcan tpake a portrait- look
oat from its dark background. The truthful
ness and vigor of the mouth and eye-were be-,
yond comparison.. No . other aritstcovild
have bo portrayed those lineaments with tne ■
stamp of age upon them. But' the i P a V lt "'£
in parts had certainly become what the
French call trop cult— blackened with age
—daikenad in a way Which the most care til
cleaning will not relieve. This defect spoiled
its sale; for “condition” is a sine qua non
with modern amatears; and this B P lßndld
work, or, if you please, relic, went for s,iou
francs—a bargain, indeed, for a true amiteu ,
who saw in it the best quality of the master,
only slightly impaired with age.
But I must not weary you too long with a
catalogue and prices. The modern P a *“ tl “S?
r used to hang in a room* by themselves and
I were always I used to think rather out o
‘ place both for the rest of the-gallery and the
house. Among them were two Meisaoniera
—the well-known “Game at Chess and th
“Amateurs"—neither of them much larger
than a playing-card, and which sold for the
monstrous prices of-tbe former,2 l OOOf. , the
latter, 40,000 francß! The St. Cecilia of Paul
Delaroche, bought at the sale of the Pmirtales
igallery for 21,000 francs, sold again for pre
cisely the same sum. The celebrated P|*
ing, or rather sketch,of “Francis I. and Mar
caret of Navarre” at a window, with the
writing on a pane of glass, bv Boning
ton, a gem of color as far as it goes, brought
the Durely fancy price of Jfouu
ftencs P Altogether the collection during
days’ all, of two hundred and thirteen
ualntines realized in the whole 1,782.350
| francs. 8 The ancient masters, one huodred
S and fourteen in number, were sold for M 589,
i 210 francs; the modern pamimp, of which
i there were ninety-nine, brought only
i francs Previously to ihe sale the collection
had been valued, by desire of an amateur
nnd the Drice named was 1,25.1,960 trancs.
The P by auedon realized more
than 500,000 f. beyond the estimate. If to the
prices actually paid by the purebsaa ba
added the auction duty of nearly 100.000 f.,
the Delesßert gallery may be said to have
brought, in round numbers, close upon two
millions. The original cost, 1 ha ™ reason
to know, was considerably under one-half of
this sum. The Pourtales collection sold
for three millions, and had been bought for
me.
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1869.
the Pope,' hnd will eventually be placed in the
bronee gqlfery of the Capitol; Museum. "
’ BY BAItON BteXSSE.i
Eei* J’obts, you know, are delicate fresh
water fish, somewhat similar to lampreys;
'the body is round and the' tail I '.ends like a
sword blade. .
Eel-pouts should be scalded and scraped to
remove the slime which covers them.
Tench must bo treated in a similar manner.
Larded Eel-pouts.— Scrapethe flab, — let
the livers remain in,—trim them, wipe them,
then lard them on one side with strips of sea
soned pork; cut a piece of veal in Squares;
heat them with a littlebuttefsin /a saucepan;
moisten with broth; let them.cook, and after
ward pass the liquor through a seiVe;
Heat in its turn a thin slice of ham in the
saucepan, moisten it with the liquor, add pot
herbs and put the pouts to codkin it. When
they are done finish them by turning out on a
dish, and covering them with the gravy
skimmed and acidulated, with lemon juice.—
Petit Journal, •
ESOLUTION OP 1 REQUEST ‘TO THE
Stale Legislature.'.... , .
whereas, “The City Of Philadelphia’ In her
corporate capacity has at various times been en
trusted with tho care and administration of cer
tain trusts for charitable and 'benevolent pur-
V °Tnd Whereas, The Courts of this Common
wealth have power and authority to compel a
proper execution of said trusts, and upon duo
proof of misconduct or mismanagement thercot
on the part of tho city, to commit said trusts to
the churee of other trustees. ... .
.dnd Whereas, No occasion has arisen. for the
exercise of said power, and the clty has not been
declared incapable or unworthy of the control
° T AndWhereu3,k bdfhasbeen introduced into the
Legislature of the Stale entitled “A further sup
plement to on act entiUed ‘An act to incorpo
rate tho City of Philadelphia,* approved the 2d
of February ,1854,” whereby said trusts and those
which shall Lcreafter. become vested In or con
fided to the city ore committed to aboardtobe
called “Directors of City Trusts,” of whom the
said city will have neither the appointment, con
trol or supervision; therefore.bo it _
Resolved, By the Select and Common Connell
of the City of Philadelphia, ”olol the Legislature
of the State be and they are hereby respectfully
requested not to pass the said bill odo ? e . re j
to%B the change contemplated therebyintho
custody and management of said eharltable ana
benevolent trnßts 1b unjust,as Impeachlngthe pa
hletoiy at the Bume; uncalled, tor by eilher tne
beneficiaries of said trusts, the d «9 ree - 8 ° f „
Courts of Justice, or the sentiments of the com
nan Ditv in which wo live; and further, as an un
tried experiment,inexpedient,as calculated to im
pair rather than strengthen and increase the
revenues of said donations and bequests.
Rested, That the Clerks of Councils twnrnlt
a certified copy of above preamble andresolutioa
to the Speaker of the Senate and House of Rep
resen tatlves
tTruitlatcd tor the PhHadeliihti'jETetilng Bulletin.]
BOPMiHOhU HECtfESt;;
<im OitWINANCIiS.
JOBEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Attest —JOHN ECKSTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council*
WIUJAM S. STOKLET,
President of Belect Counoll.
OFFICE OF THE CLERKS OF COUNCILS.
Philadhlphxa, April 2. 1869.
„Wo do hereby certify that the en
titled ” Resolution or request to.lhe State _Lcgia
lature” was presented to the Mayor onthe ft
tteath day ot March. AnnoDominl, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-nine (1869), aod was not
returned within fifteen days after it was pro
aented to him. Wherefore, agreeably to the pro
visions of the Act of Asscmby ‘’approved Feb
ruary 2, 1854.” entitled “A further supplement
to an act entitled an act to incorporatejho C
of Philadelphia”, It has become a law In fau
fci^rTBST —JOHN ECKSTEIN,
Clerlt of Common Csuncll.
Attebt-BENJAMIN.H. HAINES,
Clerk of Select Council
A M OKDINANLE to repeal an obdi-
Anance and the supplement thereto, relaUng: to
ih, issuing ot Are badges in the City ot PutL
“fci. 1. The Select and Common Councils
of the city of Philadelphia do ordain, That an
o dinance y relative to the issuing of Fire Badges
nnproved Match 20. 1868, and the supplement
thereto" approved lB6B, to memoera
■ f the Fite Department, members of Councils,
the P?eporters P of the Public Press, to the Officers
of the Fire Insurance Companies, and also to the
Superintendent of the Police and Fire Alarm
Telegraph, be and repealed.
President of Common Council.
Attest-JOHN ECKSTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
WILLIAM 8. BTOKLEY,
President of Select Connell.
Approved this first day of April, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and Bixty
nine (A. D. 186 U)
7" U.-UIIOJN iU AUTHORIZE the open-
K U K of Race and Pechim streets.
Required, By the Select and Common CouncUs
ot the City of Philadelphia, That the Chief
Commisnoier of Highways be and 1b hereby au
thorized and directed to notify the ownera of
nroperty through ODd over whicn Race street,
irom Thirty-fifth etreet to Lancaster avenue, in
the Twenty-fourth Ward, and Pecbim slrtiel,
from Green Lane to Reilly street, in the Twenty
iMr»;
’ mt “ ’ToSeph frSiaSa,
President of Common Council,
AtteS t— AßßA HAM S 1 KW A Kl,
Assistant Clerk of Summon
WILLIAM 8. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this first day oi April, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and slxty
l nine (A. D. 1869)
iJ ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE
Twenty-fourth Ward Market Company to
erect a corrugated Iron awning.
Section 1. The Bclect and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That per
mission is hereby grunted to the Twenty-fourth
Ward Market Company to erect In front of their
market house on Market street, west of Fortieth
street a corrugated Iron awning similar to those
erected bv the Farmers’ and other Market Com
oanie“ Provided, That the sold Twenty-fourth
Ward Market Company pay into the City Trea
sury the sum of twenty-five dollars, to pay for
the publication of this ordinance, all ordinances
y r parts of ordinances to the contrary thereof
notwithstanding.
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common Connell.
Attest— JOHN ECKSTEIN,
Clerk of Common Conncil.
WILLIAMS. SfOKLEY,
, President of Select Connell.
AnoroTcd this first day of April, Anno Domini
one iconsand eight hundred and sixty-nine (A.
fi 1 DANILL M. FOai .•
;it, . Mayor ol Philadelphia.
I»ESOtOTlON RELATIVE TO TEE BUB
- pension of the Globe Steam Fire Engine
Company and the Independence float and Steam
FircjEneine Company. ■
' nZTnlred Bv the Select and Common Councils
nf ibe City of Philadelphia, That the Chief En
gineer of the Fire Department be aud bo lb
fieri bv authorized and directed to immediately
realoiO to eervice the Globe Steam Fire Engine
ond the Independence Hose and Stoam Firoßn
talac Companies, without lofs of appropriation,
libere beinE no evidence before tho CommiUeo to
'tsuetuin tho charge.
JOSEPH F. MAROER,
President of Common Council.
Attkbt — ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerß of Common Council.
■WILLIAM 8, BTOKLET,
” President of Select Couucil
Approved (hie twenty-seventh day of March,
Antio Domini, oho thousand eight-hundred oni
slxty-hlno (A. D. 18C9)i' ' ■“
. ' DANIKL M. FOX.
it Mayor of Philadelphia,
<utt obbisiasoes.:
Vi 'TIP;
AaflMHMEfsaa
'the cßfes-of,
have been e “"
act has within a few days PMsed tbe donate ex
_coneldcr properand
necessary for tbo Bofety and security of our cm
“and'bclievlng anyoxcmptiontherefro.nim
ludicioiis, dangerous and unnecessary, Iheretore,
' TirroS. fly the Select and Common Councils
of the city ol Philadelphia, 3Jhnt the House
RenKScntatlVes of* (So Hlhia tie and they are
hereby respectfully requested.not to
or acts exempting auy of the pubUchafls
places of amusement in this CityAfram the pro
vifions or requirements of the act oi y
ii a P proVCtl M “ ICh F.' MARCER,
i President of Common Council
! Attest—ABKABAM STEWART. 1 ,
Assistant OrrkjOfGommon Council;
President of Belect Council.
Approved this twenty-ninth day of M arch *
Anno Domini ono thousand eight hundred and
slxty-nino (A. D. 1869). DANIEL M FOXi
1t Mayor of Philadelphia.
A SIS.W
of a Sower en,Main street, Mana
ijrtntr ’* fiDDIOVCd October lo‘)0» ,
JU Hkction P 1 The Select and Common Councils
ofthcoltvof Philadelphia do ordain. That the
Chief Commissioner oi Highways boanthonzod
to nav out ot Item 17 (for constructing branch
, culverts) of appropriation to the Department o
, Highways lor the year 1869, so mnch of the co
of constructing a Bewer upon Main street, MaDO
yunh, between Cotton street and Bharrsaneas
shall exceed the amount payable under existing
ordinances. Provided said excess shall not be
greater than twoWtPWMddoMw.^^
President of Common Connoil.
Attest-JOHN ECKSTEIN.
Clerk of Common Connell.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this first day oL April, Anno
Dcmlni, odo thousand, eight hundred and sixty
nine (A. D* 186 U)
DANIEL M. FOX,
Mayor of Philadelphia.
DANIEL M. FOX,
Mayor ol Philadelphia,
DANIEL M. FOX,
Mayor of Philadelphia.
Resolution authorizing the Ap
pointment of a Page of Common Council.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Councils
of he Ciiv ot Philadelphia, That the President
of Common Connell be and Is heroby authorized
u, appoint a Page at a salary not exceeding one
hundred dollars MARCER>
President of Common Council.
Attest — ABR A HAM STEW ART,
“““••'-SKi'iSSTstoS?;
President of Select Council.
Approved this first day of April, Auno Oomim
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nino
(A D. 1869.) DANIEL M. FOX,
Mayor of Philadelphia.
LBiaBEIi.
MAULE, brother & CO.,
2500 South Street
1869 FiITiSS 8*1111: 1869
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PORPAT t EKNB.
TF7ZK SFhUCE AND HEMLOCKTQOQ
1869. ItXM.
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VIRGINIA FLOORING.
DELAWARE FLOORING.
FLOORING.
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RAIL PLANK.
1, /jo WALNUT BOARDS AND PLANK. IQCQ
loOy. WALNUT BOARDS AND FLANK-AQvJO,
AUUt/. WAias ALNUT b , J4R DB.
- WALNUT PLAhK.
*» ASSORTED
Putt ■ ’
CABINET MAKERS,
BUILDERS, AC, , .
■w-u.ri UNDERTAKERS* LUMBER. IQ£Q
1869. USW.
WALNUT AND PINE,
SEASONED POPLAR. IQ£Q
SEASONED CHERRY. -LOUO
WHITE OAK PLANK AND BOARDS.
HICKORY,
1869.
I 86& , 1869
iuv " NORWAY SCANTLING.
CEDAR SHINGLES.
CEDAR SHINGLE*.
CYPRESS SHINGLES.
LARGE ASSORTMENT.
FOR SALE LOW.
1869.
PLASTERING LATH. TftfiQ
PLASTERING LATH. XOUt7
haele bbotheb ft 00.,
M 2500 SOUTH STREET.
1869.
Lumber Under Cover,
always dry.
WATSON & GILLINGHAM,
924 Bichmond Street.
mh2? lyt
I—* A.
piialtic Voofing felt to wJtWg&ggfclT * co..
617 and 619 Minor et.
rrmuMAH&POIIU LUMBER MEKCIAPiTd. NO. 1011
TH 'i nifr?h Btrea. At tholr yard will be found Walnut,
IT?Vino/Hemlock. te. Kc.attoa
eonabio prices. Give them ft call. xuOMAS.
mhl7-6m* ELIAS POUL
T' n (U)MT-ttACL’OBS, LUMBERMEN AND SBtP-
u>a apg now to oxocnt© promptly
street. - -
x-t-ttt 1 OW PINE LUMBER.— OKDERB FOR OA.ROOEB
XDWU. HOW LEY. 16 Booth Whaxvaa. teb
ingmoAiu
French medicines
GMMaUL i & co•,
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w PAIUS.
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DIGESTIVE ALKALINE LA.L
L The Alkaiin,«g~S: »!SlSSfiy h"
fluence 'Over U> B mucouo mombraue of the
I! ,e i, r n ?f, nr lfv afTord'n“totho latter, through their corn
iromaclh r , ~ Ba n v a to tbo_gaa:ric juice, a supply of
Tchlch aU English, French, and othei ohyai-
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ThoTMvlelon of Spoil.
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TJEA,E»nAI*MIOBUHXfIIAKy-
' Tub actual dcmoluionOf tho, WjOßpt the fort
idsa'©f Luxemburg baa commenced:* "
Another plot to assassinato tho Viceroy o
Egypt hos been discovered and frustrated.
Ho». O^
tbe Treasury, boh entered upon tho duilesof bla
office. ,
PiuM haa BBked tbe Cortes to grant a contbi
gent oi’SMCIO men for tho.army of Spain, lor , tbe
present year,.' ■ -T *J -.-I 'J.
Cobbwbac'im against tho government have
teen discovered at Naples and Ancona, and tbe
ringleaders arrested.
A saw journal, styled tho Imperialist, has ap
peared in Ne» iforfei It advocates tbe. adoption
of a monarchical government by
States.'
Gehebal Losostbebt was confirmed by tbe
Senate op Saturday as Surveyor of tho Port of
Now Orleans! i The vote for confirmation was 25
to 10 against.
Geokgb 0. Evass has been nominated for Col
lector of the Third Pennsylvania District, and
not Assessor! as roported from the Associated
Press offico on Friday night.
The President has revoked the order discon
tinuing tbe Department of the Cumberland, and
has appointed General Bf. George Cook to com
mand ft when rellnquishtd by General Thomas.
Tub Spanish Provisional Government requests
the French authority to examine Gonzales
Bravo, late Premier of Isabella, In regard to the
plot against tlie.llfe of Admiral Topete.
A dill is beford tbe Senate of Arkansas, pro
hibiting tho Bale of liquors in less quantities than
flvo gallons, except, upon a physician’s prescrip
tion,- .. ' ■ V.-
Ax Incendiary, lire In Topeka, Kansas, on
Saturday night, destroyed several buildings, In
cluding the post-office and the office of tho Stale
Record newspaper. t , t ,
lx the Spanish Cortes, on Friday, the Mlntster
of Finance stated that be was not atvare that
Minister Rale l had ever imported articles con
traband of war übder bis, diplomatic privileges,
and that he woald Inquird Into the matter.
Sbcbbtabv BAWLiksi on Saturday, gave tho
employ ds at tho Washington Arsenal the option •
of working ten hours per day at their present
wages, or eight boors'at a reduction of twenty
per cent. Thu ten-hour alternative waa accepted.
A bonded warehouse, containing 3,500 barrels
of whisky, In Louisville, was burned on Friday,,
night, causing a loss of 6350,000. A fire in
Kocbester, N. Y., on Saturday, destroyed over
$20,000 of property. ,
lx uei'ly to a resolution of the House of Re
presentatives, the Secretary of State on Saturday
eent to that body, a list of vessels destroyed by
rebel cruisers daring the war. Tbe list, which is
made up from documents filed by those whose
property was destroyed, places tho number of
vessels at nearly 300, arid the value of the pro
perly at over 613,000,000.
Emilia C. Dk Villacude, daughter of Casa
nova, llving ln New York, telegraphed to Wash
ington on the 3d Inst., stating that her father, who
was recently arrested by the, Spaniards and taken
to Havana, is an American citizen, and asking
that measures be taken to save hi- life. The
President Immediately telegraphed to Admiral
Hoff, enjoinlngbn him to see that ail ‘American
citizens are protected.
.f , ! The lVe«t IndILCH- .
HAi'AkAi'April 3. Yallcr Is organizing
a battalion of free blacks for active service, by
permission of tbe government. It is understood
that more battalions will be organized shortly.
A sklrmieh Jopk. place between tbe insurgents
and the government troops, while tho latter were
convoying provisions from Santa Cruz and Puerto
Principe. The result is unknown.
Thq Gontoocook Balled very unexpectedly to-
Voz dc Cuba approves of fbe.qiganization of
colored regiments, and adds that the colored peo
ple favor Spain,.and have always repelled the
offers pi ibe rebels. ! ■? ■-■' y J
It is reported mat tbe rebels have destroyed a
portion of tbe Ssgna La Grando Railroad.'
Havana. April 3.— Advices from Havana to
March • 2f*tb, slate that Dr. Betanges was con
ducted on board Ihe Laguayra packet by tbe
police. He acknowledged that he was not an
American citizen, but be stated that bo had de
clared hlaflrst Intentions.
Pobto Rico, March 21—Tho election for mem
bers of the Spanish Cortes bas been suspended
until the cessation of tbe Caban revolution. The
island Is tranquil. General Sauza, as a purely
precautionary measure, Is organizing a corps of
volunteers. Bugara quiet.
Advicts from Venezuela to March 21st have
been received. The country was generally tran
quil, although an outbreak was expected.
St, Domisco, March 27.—Tbe report that an
American war steamer was coiling In the Bay of
gamana caused great excitement throughout tho
island.
The Dominicans are very unwilling to part
■with their territory. •
Hayti, March' 25.—Three hundred Hiyllen
dollars aro here equivalent to one dollar in
go'd.
Gonalves will soon fall Into the hands o f the
revolu{ionl#tfl. j *
Captain Nichols, ef the war steamer Petlon, has
returned from Gonalves. The Potion Is still
blockading An* Cayes.
Evariste Lardche has gone to Washington as
Ambassador.
Havasu, April 4.—A Cuban, enspected of sym
pathy with the rebellion, who had beon acquitted
fay the court at Matanzae, was released, bat Bod
ing his life'ld danger, concealed himself on board
an American vessel. He was soized by the volun
teers, and the Governor sent him under escort to
this city/ A party of volunteers cime from Ma
tanzas and demanded his surrender, but Govor
nor-Qencral Dulco refused, and Anally appointed
Colonels Herrera and Kizo to vlsit Matanzaa and
settle the matter.
TheHHtish warvessel Heron has returned from
Ragged Island. Bbe brings confirmatory in
formation of the charges against the Spanish
naval officers,' in the matter of the. brig Mary
Lowells seized fay, them. The Prussian'seUooner
Nlobe'nas 'arrived' here, from Jamaica, with
eeveral Mexican officers on. board. Tbev have
been compelled to leave, and were given pa»s
forle on condition that they returned to Mexico.
ntelligenoo from Groat Inaqua reports that oue
of the Peiuvtaii'monitors is there.
oii ; tha TreaMiry ncpavtnicnt.
In Marcn, 1869, the two Houses of Congress
passed* 1 -'of concurrent resolution, directing the
Joint Solcct Committee on Retrenchment to
make a careful and minute examination of the
method adopted by the Treasury Department to
print bonds, notes and securities of the United
States; whht'gnards have been adopted to pre
vent fraud or' mistake,' and What additional
guards, If any, ought to fao adopted to prevent
fraud or, mistake; abd whether thero has'been any
frandnlcnt or erroneous Issue of bonds, notes or
couponvand also by whoso fault or negligence,
and the proper remedy and ; prevention thereof;
and especially to examine tho official coodact of
those charged with the prlntiug, registration and
issuing of any notes, bonds or securities of the
United States, etc.
has reported that a sub-corn?
rnittee,’ composed! of hlmself, Mr. Backalew .and
Mr.-Halsey, wero charged with the special dutios
imposed, and have devoted all the, tlmo possible
to the extensive; ' complicated 1 and Important
inquiries involved in it, and the resnlt of their
li.bors is now presented to ' the Senate. The
sodden and enermons Treasury and financiolop*
orations caused by the Rebellion worealtogeifaor.
too •extensive fdrthe foreo in the Treasory ;
t'ng at • its commencement, and henceit' was to
bo expected that more or. lees of irregularity and;
evcn of frnudandpeculatioii would exist in its.
new operations which wore to be entered...upon’
and carrled fqfwhrd so rapidly fdr the sake of the
public aervico of that department. Organization
and regnlar.dctaU ;conld scarcely, at-first have
been expected. ' .
This possibility or probability of error, loose
ness and want of regularity, was realized, but It
Is believed that no .very extended losses bavcoc
cnrredlncohsequenco, nnd;it is possible, and ini
some instances perhaps probable, that many of,
tho discrepancies reported are- entirely Innocent
ones, arising from Irregularity In tho method and
detail;.father than frpm posltlvo fraud, - i
Thq report then Continues to review at longth
the workings of the Treasury Dopartmont sluce
IB6o,and tho.abovo conclusions, of the Committee;
are fallV substantiated by the large array of facts
presented. .
The report concludes as follows:—AU these cir
cumstances ha*ve satisfied the Committee, that tho
method Of printing,’ numbering, sealing and sign
ing of the securities of tho United States nought
to t>e adopted which* will approach tho nearest to
being absolutely secure against error aud fraud,
. THE DAILV EVENING MONDAY, APRIL g, 1869.
.even if such method should be much moreoxpen-
Isjvo.than others having less guarantees of' pro-r
'tcctlom' '' .. ~-.-4.
I, UETTEB fc’KO.U TiIKPOPE.
-A VeiY'-(Purlons<lll*tory. }r t.
1 Tho iParls 'atrfespondflnt; ofi‘ the. Ntlw York
'of a" volumfe tvrlttciu" Emile
Olllvier, says:
; The voiomo is now in .its. fourth
edition. „ cpmpleipepted , stpee ~ tho third
,wUh; a; :cnrixma piece < juet\ficaiioh ; threatened'
in the two' first editions—the letter of
- the Popo to the Archbishop of Paris. This letter
was written some while ago. It is a sharp re
proof of Mouselgneur Darboy’s little attempts at
independent fulfillment of ‘ his Episcopal
duties. It takes him sorely to
task, for, among other things, hav
ing.? presumed ;> to,- freat .the independent
congregations within' his diocese hs’ subjects of
his parochial superintendence. In his first edi
tion. Olllvier refers to and quotes from the papal
brief, promising fo prin tit ,cntlrc in an appen
dix. Instead he printed, in these three earlier
editions, an appended note to the effect that tho
publication ot this document is- withheld pro
visionally at the urgent request of two Cardinals
Who, at tho last moment before going to press,
I came to him to deprecate' Its - publication in
| France in vulgar French as a scandal.
Within the past weekdt has been published by
numberless thousands of copies, in the column*
Of several Paris newspapers, and in appendix to
the Iblrd and fourtU editione of OlUvier’s Apolo
getic Volnmd.
Tho story of it is curious, suggestive of many
reflections, and nearly as follows: It was written f
last year, in> bad modern fchorch §La tin,' 1 signed
by Pio Ndnoi ;and addressed to the
Archbishop of Paris. It was Inspired by
the Jesuits—poor Pio Nono's masters, and
owners, aw the strong-should be of the weak—and
in their toot bis) interest, takes the Bishops to
task as a schoolmaster would a schoolboy. A
copy of It, easily. abtalnedfrom, some one else
than the signers om-eciplent, was taken and pub
lisbed in Montreal, Canada, last year. That
copy was reproduced by a printing press in
Geneva, Switzerland! It was then an open secret.
Tbe occasional pretence of some that it is apo
cryphal, Js Hot worth a word of refutation.
Still If was,'in a sort, an unknown document to
France. It is now a document of quite grave im
port. The Pope, if be could.wonld iike.towith
draw it from circulation!’ Tt Is an Invitation to
France, applied just on the eve.of thq meoting of
tbe (Ecumenic Council at Romo, which it is
eminently desirable that the French na
tional feeling, tho old tradition of
tho, liberties of tho Galilean Church,
should not be bostUely awakened against Why
(he Pope is almost ready, to grant, or seems,to be
ready to grant ope of the ompty Cardinal’s hats
to ibis very insubordinate Bishop* Darboy’s
waitieg head. Everybody knows that Napoleon
bus proposed the bead for the old hat this long
lime.
It is a pretty new snarl contributed to tbe pre
cions tangle of that old and super-ominen tly In
volved Franco-Roman unanswerable Question.
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Power Hammer.
Jd the United fitates. of Weston’s Patent Sell-cantening
nnd Self-balancing Centrifugal Sugar-draining Machine.
Glars A Bartoi’s impiovement on ArphawoU A woolsoy’a
Centiifugal. . ,
Bnrtol’a Patent Wrotight-Iron Retort Ud-
Straban’ts Diiil.Grindiog Iteat.
Contraciore for the design, trection, and fitting up of Re
fineilee for working Sugar or Molasses.
JEON FENCE.- __
The undersigned are prepared to execute orders for
* ENGLISH IRON FENCE, .
of tho beet make. The attention,'of owners of Country
Seataia especially asked to tills as at once the most sightly,
the most durable, and the moat economical fence that can
be used. ’ 1
bpccimen panels may. bo seen at our office.
* YARNALI A TRIMBLE,
fe9-3m5 418 South Delaware avenue.
/''UPPER AND YELLOW METAL BHF.ATHINO,
vV Bruzitr’a Copper Nails, Bolts and Ipgot Copper, con
staßily ou band and for sale by HENRY WiNSoR A
CO.. No. 332 Soutli Whurvea
I>lG 1 RON.—APJ\IVED PEP, CARL JOHANN 100
X Tons Nc, 1 Scotch Pig Iron, For
saleiu loti to suit by PETER WuIGHT A SUNS,
ap2 tf H 6 Wulnut et.
NAVAL SI'OUES.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE AND ROSIN-110 BARRELS
Spirits Turpentine ;• 142 bble. Pole Soap Rosiu; ilsi
hbla. No. 2 Shipping Koein, landing from steamer Pioneer,
for eale hyEPW. H. ROWLEY. 16 S. noitf
BALES COTTON IN STORE AND
l; for sale by COCHRAN, RUSSELL A CO., 23 North
Front etrgQt.; <•*. it t ,•. ,-j ", i ■' i
1)1Ue!-176 CASKS CAROLINA RICE IN STORE
Jt> and for sale by COCHRAN, , KL'SSLLL A CO., 33
North Front street, : [ : • > ’
g,EQAlulyoygQEa.. ~
IN THE ORPHANS 1 COURT FOR TI E CITY AND
t County of Philadelphia—Estate of DANIEL
deceased—Tbo Auditor Appointed by the Court td audit,
settle and adjust tho tiret and final account of WILLIAM
J VaNKIUK, Executor, of the last Will of DANIEL
BOHUSKi deceased, and to report distribution* or the
balance in the hands of the accountant wilt meet the
parties interested for the purpose of histappointmunt-on
.-MONDAYfApriI 19th,1860, at 4 o’clock P M.* at his offlee;
bo. 9 Law Buildiug, No. 533 Walnut street, Phihidel
plja. mli3l w f in 6t*
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TUB. UNITED
1 States for tho Eastern District of Pennsylvania,
, JOHN H. GARDINEa, of Philadelphia, bankrupt, hav
iue petiUoncd,fqr hia discharge, a mooting pfj creditors;
i will.ho heTd nn tho 22d ! day bLAprll. ltkSi. at 1 o’clock’
~ Dtfbro too Register, WtLLf AM MoVuduAEUEsq.,
at No. 630 WAL.nUT street, in t. o city of i'uitadelpliia,
that tho examination of the «' bankrupt may bO' finished
•and any bminepw of mootings required by sections 27 or
>j2B of the act of Longress transacted. ~ .
, The Kegißter will*certify whether a the JbtaWupjfc has
; eonformeiHiKhlß duty.v ATheetlng wilt also bo' held on
WEDNESDAY, tho fifth day of May, 18#*, before the
Court at Philadelphia,.At 10 o’clock A. M., when parties
interested may show cause against the discharge.' * "'
Witness the Hon. John Ce4w*tedor, Judge of
-• ± the said District (Joint add the seal thereof, at
: ( BKAI ‘i FhilaqOlphia, th&2oth d&yof March, A. D. 1869.
G. R, FOX. Clerk.
Register. mh29 aps,l2s
IWUS OF DECEASED—
JD± Letters of. Administration oh the Estate of "JOHN N.
HANNIGAN. derc&aed, having been granted to the un
dersigned, all persona indebted- to aaidEatate laroro
i quested to make payment, and those having claims
against it to present the earno to s
i. „ i ;B,:SHAREEY;AdmhiißtritoiU;
•, mhlnibte ■ 619 WaiQutstrect.
-'■■■ ; n r:/. CUXIifBRY.
■DODGERS' ' AND WOSTENHOLM’B POCKET
It KNIVES, PEARL and STAG. HANDLES, Of bean*
tiful finish, .RODGERS’ and WADE A BUTCHER'S,
and the CELEBRATED. LECOULTRE XtAZOK
BOTSSORB IN i CASES pf the - finest qurnity/Razora, !
Knives, Bclstora *OOO Table Cutlery, Ground aha Polßhed.
EAR INSTRUMENTS of the moit approved construction
to assist the hearing, at P. MADEIRA'S. Cutler and Sur
gical Tenth 'trout, |>elow Chert*
nut. **- • 1 " ■ myl-tf
/I KEEN GINGER.—I.ANDHSG - AND FOR BALE BY'
AJT J. B. ISU3BIER k GO., IDS South Delaware avenue, -
! NATIONAL
5 - - '. ’ '. ' «ra ■
LIFEIN SDRANCE TOMPANT
‘fZ'J'-.M-i ?M'i' '■■•l '. ; >i -,i K - - ! '■ V >
V ?:,( OP THE '■/ '
ONITED SPATES OF AMERICA,
Washington, D, O.
dbartered by special Act of Cougreic, ip
proved July 25,1808. : ,
Cash Capital. 01,000,000
BRANCH OFFICES
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
CLARENCE EL CLARK.
JAY COOKE
JOHN W. ELLIS,
W. Qi MOORHEAD.
GEORGE F. TYLER,
3. HINCKLEY CLARK.
.• OFFICERS; ■
CLARENCE EL CLARK, Philadelphia,
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive Com
’ mlttec.
HENRY D, COOKE. Waahlngton, Vice Pratldent-
EMERSON W. FEET! FhtladelphU, Bec*y and Actuary
E. S. TURNER, Waahlngton. Awlatant Secretary.
FRAhCIB G. SMITH. M.D„ Medical Dfrector.
J. EWING MEARS, Mi D~ A..l«fant Medical Director.
: This Company, Nationai in Its character, offers, by
reason of Its Largo Capital, Low Rates of Premium, and
New Tables, tho moat desirable means of Insuring Idle
yet presented to the public. : , ’
1 Circulars, Pamphlets, and full particulars given on ap
plication to the Branch Office of the Company or to Its
General Agents,
General Agents of the Company
JAY COOKE * CO„ New York, for New York State and
Northen&New Jemey.
JAY COOKE ii CO., Washington, D. C„ for Delawar ,
Bkt. T. W. CATTELL.
i DIRECTORS;
rnomasC. Band* James B. McFarland,
toward Darlington, William C. lutdwig,
J oseph BL Seal,. Jacob P. Jones,
Edmund A. Bonder. Joshua P. Eyre,
TUeopbilus Paulding. William G* Boulton.
Hagh Craig, nenryC.DaUott, Jr.,
John C. Davis, John jD.Taytor,
1 James C. Hand. Edward LalourCaae,
'John R. Penroae, Jacob Riogel,
H. Jones Brooke, George W. Bernadou,
Spfencer MTI value, Wm. C Houston,
'tidnry Sloan, D. T. Morgan, Pittsburgh.
Samuel E. Stokes, John B. Semple, do.,
JamesTraquair, A. B. Berger, do.
THOMAS C. HAND. President
, JOHN 0. DAVIS, Vice President.
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
HEISRY BALE. Ass’t Secretary,
FRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.—THE PENN.
sylvania Fire Insurance Company—lncorporated 1825
—Charter Perpetual—No. 610 Walnut street, opposite In
dependence Square. ~ . . it -
Thifl compauy, favorably known to the eommunitv for
over forty year*, continues to insure against loss or dam.
age by fire, on Public or Private Buildings, either porma
nently or for a limited time. Also, on Furnitui e. Stocks
of Goods and Merchandise generally, on liberal terms.
Their Capital, together with a largo Surplus Fund, Is
invested In a most careful manner, which enables them
to offer to the insured an undoubted security in the easp
of loss. . t - ■ DIRECTORS.
Daniel Smith,Jr., John Devereux, j
Alexander Benson, Thomas Smith, -
Isaac Hazlehurst, Henry Lewis.
Thomas Robins, J* Gillingham Foil,
Daniel Haddock. Jr. .
i DANIEL BMITH, Jr., Presidont.
Wiliiam Q. Cbowell, Secretary * .
UNITED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Pajd in Full*
PHUADJOLPOIA.
Where an correspondence thould be addreeeed.
directors:
Virginia, District ol Columbia and. West Virginia.
E. W. CLARK & CO., for Pennsylvania and Southern
New Jeriey B 8. Russkul, Harrisburg, Manager for
Central and Western Pennsylvania.
J. ALDER ELLIS & CO., Chicago, for Illinois, Wisconsin
and lowa.
Hon. STEPHEN MILLER, St Paul, for Minnesota and
N. W. Wisconsin.
JOHN W. ELLIS & CO.. Cincinnati, for Ohio and Con
tral and Southern Indiana,
T. B. EDGAR, St, Louis, for Missouri and Kansaa. ,
8. a. KEAN 41 CO., Detroit, for Michigan and Northern
'< Indians*
A. M. MOTBERBHED, Omaha, for Nebraska.
JOHNSTON BROTHERS4> CO™ Baltimore, for Mary
land.
Hew England General Agency render
tne Direction of
E. A. ROLLINS and;
> Of the Board of Directors.
W. E. CHANDLER.) :
- J.P.TUCKER, Manager,
8 Merchants* Exchange, Btate street, Boston.
TpELAWABE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COM
XJ PAN Y.
Ihcorporsted by the Legislature of Pennsylvania, 1835.
Office afl.K comer, of THIRD and WALNUT- Street*,
Philadelphia. ' "
MARINE INSURANCES
of the world.
On good*h7 river, canal, lake asd land carriage to aQ
p&rU of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES
On Merchandise generally: on Stores, Dwellings,
Housee, Ac.
, ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
November LlB6B.
&200«000 United States Five Per Cent. .Loan,
1040*8 .—™... saowoooo
120.000 United 8 tatos Six Par Cent. Xg>an,
1881 136.800 00
50,000 United States Six Per Cent. Loan
(for Pacific Railroad) . ... .... 60.000 00
200.000 State of Pennsylvania Six Per
Cent. LoanJ. ; 21L575 00
■ 126,000 Citj of Philadelphia Six Per Cent.
Loan (exempt from Tax) 128.694 00
60,000 State of New Jersey Six. Per, Cent.
Loan .i;.... 61*600 00
an. non Pennsylvania Railroad Pint Mort
gage Six Per Cent. 80nd5...... 2&2QQ 00
26,000 Pennsylvania Ballroadv -Second
Mortgage Six Per Cent Bonds . 24,000 00
26,000 Western Pennsylvania Railroad .
Mortgage Six Per Cent Bonds .
(Penna- RK. guarantee). ... .. 20.625 00
80,000 State of ‘lenneaeee Five Per Cent
Loan 21,000 00
7,000 State pi Tenneojee Six Per Cent
16,000 GennaKoWn Ga 4
pa) and interest guaranteed by
.i . the .City of Philadelphia, 800
- ■h&Jese£ocfc.;i?-i...:..15,000 00
10,000 PetmCTlvanUJtaikosd. Company, „
200 shares stock. 11,300 00
6,000 North Pennsylvania Ballroad Com
, panv,' lou Share# stock. a. 600 00
20,000 Philadelphia and Southern Mail
Steamship-Company, 80 share*
etock.. 15,000 00
207,900 Loan a on Bond and Mortgage, lint
Lens on Ci& Properties 207,900 00
$1,1<&900 Par. ' Value, 81,130.325 25
: Coat. 8L093L604 2fi
Heal Estate
Bills Keceiyable for insurance!
made 322.486 94
Balances due at Agencies— Pre
miums on Marine Policies —Ac-
crued Interest and other debts
due the Company 40,178 88
Stock and Bcrip of sundry Corpora
tions. ©3,156 00. Estimated
value . .i........ .... 1,813 00
Cash in Bank ©116,150 08
Cash in Drawer.
't'hie Company takes risks at the lowest rates consistent
■with safety, and confines its.businesa exclusively to
FIRE INSURANCE IN'THE CITY OF PHILADEIr
PHIA.
OFFICE—No.72S Arch* street; Fourth, National Bank
Building. ""
DIRECTORS.
Thomas J. Martin, Charles R. Smith,
John Hirst. Albertus King.
Wm. A, Rolin, Henry Bumra.
. James Mongan, James Wood,
William Glenn, John tthalloroes.
James Jonner,. J. Henry Askin,
Alexander T. Dickson, Hugh Mulligan.
dEWMßh**'
Wm. A. Bourn; Trow «-*■ » Wii. H. Faoem. Sec’y.
mHE COUNTY FIBE INSURANCE COMPANY—OF.
I See, No. 110 South Fourth itreet, below Chestnut. i
‘The Fire Inauranco Company of the County of rmia
' dolphin,” Incorporated by the Legialature of Pennay wa
nts in 1889, for indemnity against loea or damage by are,
akmCT r E k>ETUAU.
This old and reliable insdtution.with amole capital and
.contingentfund carefully invested, contim.** to insure
j* buildings, furniture, merchandise, Ac., either permanent
h or for a limited HmOt&gainst loss or damage by fire, at
tbhlowest rates consistent With the absolute safetyof its
> Cl lSe r aajnrtodaha bald all .1
\\ Chaa. J. Batter, Andrew fl. Miller,
Henry JBudd, James N. Htorre,
John Born, Edwin L. Reakirt,
Joseph Mooro, Robert V. Massey,
George Meeke, President
- BENJAMIN F. Trfiiuuret
-CHARTER PERPETUAL*
; FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
;} ■■■ib OFPBILADEtPHUi
Offloe—43s and 437 Cheiinuf Slreef.
! . : Assets on Jamuury i, 1869,
j fSjOyT^ysis.
b»pltaj:.'... .8100.000 00
.Accrued Sarpltu .isa62fl7U
'JPreminnu. ; 1,193,843 43
UNSETTLED cr.ATMB. INCOME FOB 1860.
‘ 883,76812. 8880,000,
! Lotses Paid Since 18S9 Orev
05,000,000.
1 Perpetual and Texnnorary Policies on liberal Terms.
; Too Company also issues Policies upon the Rents of all
kinds of Building!!, Ground Rents and Mortgages*
l pteeSorb. :> .
} Alfredo. Baker, Alfred Fitter,
; Samuel Grant, Thomas Sparks,
t Geo. W« Ricoards, Wm. 8. Grant,
* Isaac Lea, Thomas B/EJlia.
' Geo, Fates, Gustarnsß. Benson,
ALFRED G. BAKER, President.
t , n „ „ GEO. FACES, Vice President..
i JAB. W. MaALLTtiTER, Secretary.
\ WM. GREEN, Assistant Secretary. . _
: i • , fell ideal i
E. A.BOLUNB.
HENRY D. OOOKE.
W.E. CHANDLER.
JOHND. DEFREEB,
EDWARD DODGE,
H. C. FAHNESTOCK.
trim RELIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHIL*
ll ADELPHLA.
Incorporated in 1841. Charter Perpetual.
■< Oflice, No. 806 Walnut street.
» ■ CAPITAL ; - .. - ’
I Insures against loss or damage by FIRE, on Houses,
Stores and o 4 her Buildings, limited or petpetual, and on
Furniture, Goods, Wares and Merchandise in town or
COa iXicBES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
Aaete i.. &437.898 83
. DJEECTOBS. „ „
Thomas C. HiU. , Thomas H. Moore,
Wm. Musser, Bamuol Cashier,
Samuel Bispham, James T. young,
H. L. CarsoD, Isaac F. Baker.
Wm. Stevenson. Christian J.Uo2man,
! Ben). W. Tingles', Samuel B, Thomas,
Edward Slter. „ ~ ,
TbOSMAB 0. HILL. President,
i W«. Cncim, Secretary. __ , . .
: PiuLAjiui-PaiA. February 17,1569. Jaj.tuthati
FAME INSURANCE COMPANY, No. BC9 CHESTNUT
STREET.
INCORPORATED 1856. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL, $200,000.
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
Insures against Loss or Bamago by Fire, either by Per
petual or Temporary Policies.
DIBECTOESj
Robert Pearce,
John Keealer, Jr„
Edward B. Orne,
Charles Stokes,
John W. Everman,
Mordecai Bozby.
I RICHARSON. President.
IfIAWN, Vice President,
i. Secretary. apltf
AMP-.wr.AN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, INEOB
porated 1810.—Charier perpetraL , .
No. 310 WALNUT street, above ThinLPhlladolphia.
Having a large paid-up Capital Stock and Surplua in
vested In sonnaana available Securities, continue to In
sure on dwellings, stores, furniture, merchandise, vessels
in port, and them cargos., and other peraonal property.
ah losses liberally an^yromjrtl^adjuated.
Thomas R. Marla, I Edmund G. DnUlh,
John Welsh, Charles W. Ponltney,
Patrick Brady, 1 Israel Morris,
John T. Lewis. [John P. WetnerlH.
William W. Paul.
THOMAS B. MARTS, President.
AnnEBT CL Cbawtobp. Secretary '
TEFFERSON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
el Philadelphia.—Office, No. 84 North Fifth street, near
Market street.
Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylvania. Char
ter perpetual. Capital and Aseete, 8166,000. Make insu
rance against Loss or damage by Fire onPubuc or Private
Buildings, Furniture, Stocks, Goods and Merchandise, on
favorable terms.
DIRECTORS,
Wm. McDaniel, Edward P. Moyer,
Israel Peterson, Frederick Ladner,
John F. Bela toning, Adam J. Glaaz*
Henry Troemner, HenryDelany,
Jacob Schandein, John Elliott,
Frederick Doll, Christian D. Frick,
Samuel Miller, George E. Fort,
William D. Gardner. ,
WILLIAM MoDANIEL, President
ISRAEL PETERSON. Vice President
PnmiP E. Coleman, Secretary and Treasurer.
413 66
. 116,563 73
81,647.367 80
FIRE ASSOCIATION OF
ra ejjtj&glfi 4’, pjiia, Incorporated March 27, 1830. Office,
No. 34 North Fifth street. Insure Buildings,
Household Furniture and Merchandise
generally, from Loss by Fire.
A^Jan.l.lB®
William H. Hamilton, Samuel Sparhawk*
Peter.A. Koyeer,. Chttrlea K Bower,
John Carrow, Jfeeae Lifthtfoot,
Cleorpo T. V ounK, Robert SnoomaKor.
Joseph R. Lyruialh Peter Armbruater.
LeyfP.Coatß, ' . ■ ■ M. 0. Dickinson.
Peter Wi liamson. -
WM. H. HAMILTON, Proaido t,
SAMUEL SPAKHAWK. Vice President
WM. T. BUTLEJE, Secretary,
B SCOTT, Jiu AUCTIONEER.
. BCOTT'S ART GALLERY
1020 CHESTNUT street. Philadelphia.
CARD.—The undersigned will give particular attention
(6 dales at Dwelling* of parties removing. Having no
place for storage of furniture, it will bo to ray iaterost to
make clean sales. Other consignments of morebaraise
respectfully solicited.
SALE OF FIRST QUALITY TRIPLE SILVER
PLATED WAKE.
ON TUESDAY MORNING. •
April 6, at 10% o’clock at Scott’s Art Gallery, 1020
i bqetnutßtrect, iy!U be sold without reserve, a full- and
i-. tu-ra) Assortment of best quality Extra Triple Silver
Hated Wore, comprising—Chased and Plain Tea Beta,
Urns, Goblets,! Castors. Salvers, Ico Pitchers, Epergnea,
Cake Baskets, Egg Stands, Napkin Rings, Spoons, Forks.
&c.» Ac ,
Open for examination early on the morning of sale.
SPECIAL SALE OF ELEGANT BLACK MARBLE AND
BRONZE CLOCKS, Gilt Groups and Vases, Bruizes, a
Marino Vases and Antique,. Ornaments, Alabaster
Statuary. Ac., imported jrom France and Italy by
Messrs Vitl Bros. (Ute Vito Viti A Sons), to take place
at Scott's Art Gallory. No, i«2d Chostnut et., *
i :, ,QN THURSDAY MORNING,
April 0, at 10% o’clock, and continued in the evening at
7NS o’clock. 1
The collection will bo arranged for examination on
\Vednoedav, 7th'ihstant, wad will consist in part of elo
i:nnt French Bronze and Marble Clocks, surmounted with;
fronzo groups and figures, Gilt Figures, representing
Hunters, Pointing, Mu&lc,£c.; Bronze Btatuary. with
subjects of Game Vender, Agriculture, Alexander of
Macodon, Pandora, Art, Rubens, Ao.
Alabaster Statuettes, representing BoboLi . Vintage;
NJ?ht and Bay, Three Graces, Danco of Venus, Eame*
rslda. Tragedy and Comedy, Ac. ;
Llegan'ly carved Etruscan, Grecian and Roman Vases,
on equaro and rouud columns; Agato Hobo Vases, Siena
urns, Tazzae. Fluted Pompeii Vases, Ao. ; : / *
Al«o. one Italian Marbl« Fountain. ... ,
Two large Italian Marble Yaaea, for gardens, on podea
talpi ' v --v.-
The above collection bas inet been received from
Franco and Italy by Mcearc.Vfti Broa» and will bo found,
upon examination, to be worthy of particular attention.
py BABBITT & CO- AUCTIONEERS.
< No. 230 MAUKE?itrIeU conSrof aSsKsEwot.
Cwli advanced on eojulmintints witboat Mttra charco.
CASES BOOTS, SHOES ANDB ALMORALS,'
S ... ON, WEUmraDA^MOICUNa.
Al)rll7«,t ID o'clock.- AUo 5W loto.ForeUu aßtl.Do
meßtlo Dw Goods. Hosiery. Liueo Goods. Notions, Stock,
ol Goods.'to.' ! ' ..,,... .■ -
Particulars hereafter.
ISSUBANCMa
i Invested in the following Securities' vi*.: __
First Mortgage* on City Property,well secured.Bl69,GOO 00
United btatee Government Loans 117,000 00
Philadelphia City 6per cent. Loans..* .75,000 00
Pennsylvania $&ooo,ooo 6 per cent. Loan 30,000 GJ
Pennsylvania Railroad Bonds, first Mortgage.. 6,000 00
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company’s 0 per _ _
Loans on Collaterals 600 00
Huntingdon and Broad Ton 7 per Cent. Mort
- gage Bonds 4,660 00
County Fire Insurance Company's Stock 1,050 00
Mechanics* Bank Stock. 4,000 00
Commercial Bank of Stock 10.000 00
Union Mutual Insurance Compftny*s .Stock.... • 880 00
Reliance Insurance Company of Philadelphia _• „ _
f Stock. i 8,250 00
CaMr In Bank and on hand. 12,258 22
' Worth at Par
Worth this date at market prices.
A NTHEACITE INSURANCE COMPANV.-CHAE
A TEE PERPETUAL*. . A ..
! Dflice, No. 811 WALNUT street, above Third, PbJle.
i Will insure afiainst Loss or Damagaby Fireon Build
fogs, either perpetually: or for a limited time* Hqueehola
Furniture and Merchandise generally.
'Alio, Marine Insurance on Cargoes and
Freight*. Insurance of tliQ Union.
Wm. Eeber, Leyia^pdeiried,
D. Lutber, Joun A.etcham,
John R. Bl&kieton, J. E. Baum,
Wm. F. Dean, Johnß.HeyL
Peter Bleger, Samuel H-RothermeL
ESHER. President,
F.DEAN.ViMP^iden^
WM.
, . WM.
( WX. M. SiOTH, SeCTetary.
PH (E NIX IN B USANCE- COMPANY
OP PHILADELPHIA , . - • , „
INCORPORATED 180*—CHARTER- PERTETUAL.
! No. 234 WALNUT Street, opposite the Exchange,
j Thla Company insures from losses or damage by
oh liberal tonne on buildinga, merchandise, fnrnfttare,
Ac~for limited periods, and permanently en buildings
by deposit or premium. . ■
/The Company has been in aetlve operation for more
than sixty years, daring which all losses have been
pjonptly
j John L. Hodge, David Lewi*
' M- B. Mahony, BenjaminEttittg,
! John T. Lewis. Thos, H. Powers,
j Wn 8- Grant, A- R. McHenry,
i Robert W. Learning, Edmond Caatillon.
S D. Clark Whaiton. Bamael Wilcox,
r Lawrence - Louis C. Norris,
; R. WUCHERBB, President.
Bavusi. Wiloox. Secretary.
Charles Richardson.
We H. Kbuwn.
Francis N. Buck.
Henry Lewis,
Nathan Qllles,
George A. West,
OTT ART.Ei
WM. H.
WILLIAMB L BLANCH
At) OXBOW SAUEM.
SSALES OP STOCK B AND BEAL ESTATE; ■• !
' pr PnbUo sales at the Philadelphia Kknhanga EVER*
TCEBDAYI at 12 O'clock.--• - • - ‘
i »arr Fnrnmtro Bales ,at the Auction Store ETESY
THVBBDAY. -
i iar~ &*iei at Residences receive,especial attention.■ ; j :
1 j
! At 13 o'clock noOn. attue Philadelphia Exchange— :
, 82100ILS-kivetwentlss, 1885. Hay and Nov.
12 fhaies NaUonal tank of North America. ’
' 14 • hares Kensington National Bank.
: 200 isres American Buttonhole, Orcraoamlng and
r: Sowing Machine Co.
26 shares Camden and Atlantic Railroad Co.
84 rharea Un’pn Mntoal Ina. Co.
300 ehntea Ocean Oil Co.
600 shares Black Death Coal Co:
100 shates pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Co.
DOOeharct Mcllhennr OIICo. .
7 shares National Bank of the Republic.
For Other Accounts—
-10 shares National Bank of tbo Republic.
‘ t share A cademy of Pine Arts . _
67 shares Delaware Division,Canal Co. i . _ ,
21 shares BCCond and Third Btreets Passenger Rail
way Co. ■>:
I£o shares Brideshnrg Manufacturing Co.
1 share Philadelphia and Southern Mall Steamship
8T shares tiiSon Sank of Tennessee. , 1
, _[lxccutor’B_Bate.
60 shares Weit Branch and Stfisquobaniia Canal Co.
LARGE TUEEE'STORV BRICK HOTEL and FUd-
NATURE, known as the * Neptune Hooao ** N. E. 1 comer
oi Pacific ano Jonnectlcut avenn* b» Atlantic City* N. J.
lfin bv. 183 fc«t
' HANDSOME MODERN 9#BTORY; STONE RESI
DENCE and LARGE LOT. Terrace Mace, extending
through to Clapier street, 78 feet front 4 squares from the
Wayne Station on the uermanto wn railroad, German
town, 1 33 d Ward. ' ■
HANDSOME MODERN STONE RESIDENCE, with
Stable and Coach House, Oak street Salem. N. J., 192
feet front27o feet deep.
‘ VERY ELEGANT FOUR-STORY BRICK REBL
PENuE, N. W. corner ot Seventeenth and Summer f t*.,
near Logan Square, 36 feet front, 117 feot deop to Winter
MODERN FOUR STORY BRICK and
MARBLE front RESIDENCE, No. 1723 Vino atreot,
nearly oppotitaLogan Square.
To Capltnlif-ta, BjiUderaandOtliere—VALUAßLE LOT,
Bfo-d itrect, between Locust and Spruce. 116 feet 9
Inch,, front. ISO feot deep to SveamorO et-9 fronts.
' FRAME DWELLING, No. ISU ,NlxUi Third atreet.
“modern a THREE-STORY BRICK ;DWELLING,,
BRJCtL pUIbDIWJ and. JLARGE LOT. No. 726 South.,
B 3°T\V<>STORY BRICK DWELLINGS. Noa. 1160, U 62
nnd 1161 Clarion Btreet, north of Federal and west of
Thirteenth,- i.v • : ■■ ■
2 GROUND RENTS, each ®lsa vear.
THIIEE-STORY BRICK DWELLING. No. 720;LIoyd
Street, between;Broad and Fifteenth, and north, of him,
water. *
Pursuant to aPecreo obtained in the Snprotno Conrt —
CLAIMS AND PREMISES cf the Pioneer MiaingCom
panv of Colorado. • . .jl ;; ' .
Assignee's Sale—Estate of John 8. Cotton, Bankrupt—
By order of United States Dhtrict Court, EaaternDlatTict
of Pennsylvania, in Bankruptcy—VALUAßLE LOIS,
-• ■_ '
Estate of La wren ce Dillon, dec’d—THREHJ-BTORY
BBU K DWELLING. with Bide Office and Yard, No.
I£l3 Fronkfoid avenue, and two Stables in the rear t be
tween Mont eomery avenae and Berks street, IHtb Ward.
Trustee** sale— V state of Michael Ilerr— lo &URE3, Mo*
Lt an county, Illinois. ' ,
, Same Estate—2o ACHES. Livtagßtou county, Illinois.
Same Estate—6o ACRES. Hamilton count*, lowa.
Estate of Benedict Kahnweiler,det*d—3 MORTGAGES,
each »i 0( o. ___
THREE-STORY BRICK STORE and DWELLING and
GENTEEL BRICK DWELLING, S. W.gcorner Twenty
second and Bfown ete. •
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, No, 703 Webb st,
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth, and below Fltz-
Water »treet. 26ih Ward ' ■ ■ ,J_ -■
I HREE-STORY BRICK DWEIAJNG, No. 707 North
M«ORY BRICK STOKE and .DWELLING,
8. W. comer of Sixth and Master *ts. . _
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SITE, 8 ACRES, Lower
Aierion Township. Montgomery county. Pa, within five
minutes* wolkol Merlon Station, on the Pcnn’a Central
Bailroad,
Eiecntor’a Peremptory Sale— LOT, Fifteenth at, north
of Venango. Slat Word. OfSSB SB •7*
Bain 6 Estate-URIUK mVELLINa.No. 3CB BoAemla
Placet north of Catbarineand oast of Fourth «L ■
VALUABLE BUSINESS STANp, No, 338 South
•treot extending throngu to Trotit street—3 fronts.
TWO-STOiOt BRICK DWELLONO, 4PPIo "treat
north of Dauphin.'
TWO STOR> BRICK DWELLING, Leithgow street,
in tbe rear of the.above. „ A .
- Peremptory Sale—To Close - an. Estate—WELL-SE*
CURJt D GkOUNu T $l6O ayear.
: 2 WELL-SECURED GROUND RENTS, each $lBB and
* HOdIS! 1 THTtEE-STOBY BRICK RESIDENCE. No.
1908 Spring Garden street. Hae all the modem conveni.
encci. ‘lmmediate possession!'
.8437,538 33
.8454.38133
valuable op the late
GEO W. ‘•’AbNEdTOCK.
ON TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS,
Aprilfiand?;embracing a fine collection of Bookfero*
feting to America, State and general Histories. Voyages
and Travel* Biography, Science,Poetry, Natural History,
Rcprfnu of rare works. Also, many beautifully, lllus*
trared Works. May be examined with catalogues~un
Monday previous to sal?. . t, 1
Extensive Sale at the Auction Rooms, Noa» 139 and 1A
South Fourth street.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS,
N ERRORS, OIL PAINTINGS. FIREPROOF SAFE,
OFFICE FURNI'I llre. hAndsomb velvet.
BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS. Ac.
ON THURSDAY MORNING.
April 8. at 9 o’clock,.! the auction room*, by catalogue,
a large assortment of auperior Household Furniture,
comprising—Three, Handsome Walnut Parlor Suits, co*
vered with crimson brocatelle and 'hair cloth; superior
library and Dining Room Furniture, 6 Walnut Chamber
Suits, Cottage Chamber Suits, 8 fine French Plate Pier
Mirrors. 2 Walnut Secretaries and Bookcases, 12 Walnut
Library Chairs, handsome Wardrobes, Sideboards, Eta
gerea Extension, Centre and Bouquet Table* China and
Glassware, fine Bair Metre ares, Feather Beds and Bed*
dirg, superior Office Furniture. Jewelers*Fireproof Safe,
Statiorary WashstanA marble top; Gas-consuming and
Cooking Stoves.Cabinetmakers* Bench, Office Railing and
Grate, 100 Q pounds White Lead. Chandeliers,,handsome
Velvet. Bmspfb and other Carpets. Ac.
Also, superior Rifle and Apparatus, in mahogany ease,
made by Constable.
A»eo, Surveyor’s Compass. ••
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS.
Also, a number of fine Oil Paintings and Engravings.
PIANOS.
A 1 6.8 superior rosewood 7 octave Plano Fortes, made
bj Decker Bros., A. B. Galedi Co. andD. J. Cook,.
i Sttlo No. 166 North Ninth street ,
HANDSOME WALNUT PARLOR DINING BOOM
AND CHAMBER FURNITURE. ROSEWO 'JJ PIANO
BORTE. MADE BY MEYER; BOOKCASE. FINE
CABI'ETS. 4c.. ...... : ’
, '■ °ON MONDAY MORNING,
Aprfl 12, at 10 o’clock, at 156 North Ninth ttrecfc, below*
Race etr<et, by catalogue, the handsome Walnut parlor,,
Dining Room and Chamber Furniture, fine tone seven
octave Piano Forte, made by Meyer; superior Walnut
Bo.kcape, fine Ingrain and ocher Carpets, Caina, Glass
ware.# itthen Utensils, a ©. .
May be examined on the morning of sale, at 8 o’clock.
tifMß
Administrators’ Halo on the Premises.
Eetato of WILMON WHILDON, decoaiedL
VERY H.FGANT REBIuENCE AND SUPERIOR
FURNITURE, CARPETS, &G„ No. 1910 ttPRUOE
err WulT
9 ‘ ON MONDAY MORNING,
May 3, nt 10 o’clock, will be sold the very elegant Four
etpry Prick fmnrble toßecond story) RESIDENCE, with
Double Back Ruildiuga. No. 1910'Spruce street, 33 feet
front, 187 feet deep to liowell street, finished in a very
superior and elegant manner, 'With every modern im
provement and convenience. t
• ! BtPERIuR FURNITURE.
Also, the elegant Walnut Furniture made to order by
Moore & Campion: handsome Carpets, tyrge French
Plate Mantel Mirror, die,
fST hull particulars in handbills. .
Henry D. Miner, Auctioneer—Salesroom No, 8. Cort
landt rttreot.
MESSRS. MINER &BARKEU'KESPECTEX T l4iY AN.
Bounce that iliey will exhibit iu their Galleria*. No.
845 Broadway, commencing on TUEBDAV EVENING,
80th March, the euperb collection pf Painting* belonging
to J. P. Beaumont, Bap., of this city, consisting of rdre
woike of art by esteemed artist* of tho modernschool.
Among thorn are specimens chiefly faintedid his order by
Baugnb-t, Wm. S.,MpjmU
Victor Chavet, . B.Leutze, ‘
Guilleznin. . X. MUnot, ■ .
Verboc ckhovcu, Otto ISrdman,
11. Barou. Litsohauer, •
Diliens, C. Hoguot,
E. Technggeny, Louts Jtobbe,
J. W Casilcr. Jerome i houipeon.
and upward of one hundred other artist* of- celebrity, in
cluding also THE TAKING OP THE TEuGALU, a
masterpl’ cohy tbe'luto E. LEUTZEt A MAGNIFICENT
FLOW ER Vj LOE bv J. IiOBiG; SUS >NNAH AT.THE
BATH, by Piofersor C. DEVVFH, of DuasHdorf, and
many other pictuiCßof note; Thoeulo will taka place on.
the evenings of WEDNESDAY ttndlHUiiSbAY\ tbeTtk
and Bth of April, at o’clock. v *. aph-36^
.$1,406,095 C 8
Ta. McClelland, auctioneers *
1219 CHESTNUT street.
. CONCERT HALL AUCTION ROOMS. -
X Rear Entranco on Clover street
Household Fhrnituro and Merchandise of oyory de>
BcriptiOirreccived on consignment. Soles of furniture at
dwellings attended to on reasonable terms.
Concert Hail Auction Room*. 131ft‘CheBtriut’Btreet.
HANDSOME WALNUT AN’* COTTAGE FURNITURE.
FLUSH, TERRY AND HAIR CLOTH PARLOR
SUITS, &c. . ~ 1
j ON TUESDAY MORNENG, . • . ,
April 6.' will be sold, byCiUalosuiv f at Concert Ffa\l !
Auction Rooms, No. 1319 Chestnut street, commenclDgat
10 o’clock, cupcrior Walnut and Cottagd Chamber Suita,'
Parlor and I inrary Suits. ,|n Green and Crimson Terry?
nnd[ Hair Cloth; Marble Top Tables, Wardrobes,
Uounfies, Ac* ! ..> r, .. ; ; -A /'«j >
Also a quantity of, Secondhand Furniture, Carpets,
&cT| Silver Plated. Wai'e and Table Cutlery; ; h j
Tk ABHBRIBGE A CO, vAUOTIONEEHB,
-i No. 808 MARKETstreet. above Fifth
LARGE SALE OP. BOOTS, SHOES,' HATS AND CAPS.
; . .ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,
April 7, at lit o’oloc’svwg will cell by catalogue, about
looeTeases of. Boots, Shoes and Brogans, of cRy and East
ern tnanufaetnro; ' 1
ICO cnsca men’s and boys’ Fur and l Wool Hate,. Velvet
nedOafsitrcro Caps, Ac'.
Opcp early op the; ,morning. of solo for examination,
when the altentlpn of city and country buyorsis called.
fTIHB PRINCIPAL ‘MONEY ESTABLISHMENT
-1 { . 8. E. comer of SIXTH and RACE streets. .
■ Money advonood on Merchandise generally—wptenea
Jowulry, i lomonds, Gold and SUror Plate, and on all
to ciso «5ad S OgemFacs Ebillsb, Amor oan iuld dwln
largo and voidable Firoproof Choet,
.if^lsofseSefldtattlubont^Sdoii,Fifth apd ChMtnuf
1 streets.• 1 :
AUCTION bales;
: D AVIB * &
DESKS ANDTABIIS.FINE BKUB3ELBCARPETS.,
. v P^®^oNiTUE§D^Jabii4iiMa : .* i' '■>
'At 10 o'clocky«U;aArtcyon Btore Nog 48and WNortlt -
Sixth street, below Arch.. Handsome Furniture, JRore
wood Piano Forte, French JPlate Mantel Mirror,
elegant Oiled Walnut Chamber Bnrt* with "W«£drob»,>
to match, superior Wa’nur Parlor SaU& gaperior Mtagknr?
Sideboards, Oak and Walnut ExteusioD TaWek, Dlulnc
Room. Chairs large Mahonauy Bookcase, elegant I VFkinnt
Secretary: Bookcases,, superior Office Tablfta anADaaka*
fine 3prmg and Hair Matreiaoe, Feather Beds, Brussel*
and other Carpets, &Aa/ \r v, £ ',i
> WHITEJLEAD, < >
- ON TUESDAY,
At 12 M.. 2800 pounds Etiperior WhltoLoad, in kegs, “
Sale on the Premises No, 2017 Green street.- - --
HANDSOME RESIDENCE ANDFUUNITURB. ,v
ON THURSDAY MORNINa, 5 r * •; ~; .
Aprils, at lQ o’elockton bejeoldEt
public sole, the THKEE STORT BRICK RESIDENCE* „
with Three Btory Back Buildingand LOTOF GROUND; |
No 2017 GREEN street' 20feet2 Inches front by 103 feet
deep, with all the modern improvements jhoudaoinely.'
psrrred and painted and In excellent order.. ; - >
■< iST Seeparticular*lnhandbillaa,TJdcatalOftJee. --’-f/ - 7
Immediately after the sale of. the Real Jiatate, will b» ;
MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE, ELEGANT/KANO* v
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS/ CHOICE ENGRAV
INGS. HANDSOME CABINET, BUPEKIOR >
CASE, FINE CURTAINS. RICH VRLVETANO ENG
LISH BHUSbELB CARPETS, CHINA: AND; GLASS-;/
; WARE, &c.
• • ti .ON THURSDAY MORNING. ’ r
, April 8, at 10 o’clock, by catalogue L .at No. 2017: Qromr ..
street, including Splendid Drawing'Room Suit; cpvered -
withlino Crimson Brocatelle; Handsome Cabuiotr.Sar ,
perior Centre Table,California Marble top: Elegant •
wood 7octave Piano, by Knabe <fc Co;, cost SLOOP; Find -*
French Plate Mantel and Plor Mirrors, to handsomAkilt"''
frames, and Consol Table; Choice engravings. f
framed; Fine Green and Lac* Curtains; Very' Superior\
Walnut Dining Boom,Furniture,including haudaoma f
Buffet Mirror Back; Fine China; Cut Gloss ware; Plated. ,
Ware; Superior Library Farniturc. completot Secretary -
Book case: Elegant Chamber suit; Large* wardrobes; ,
Oak Chamber Suit,- ebony mouldings, with very Tjfi-g® >
Wardrobe: Beat Hair Matiressss, Bedding/Rich Velvet ■
end Ecgllah Brussel*Carpets throughout; Kitchen Uten- -’
eile.Kefrigtratore.&c. , x
' The entire furniture was mado to order by George j*
Hcnkcle, of unique patterns, and is equal to now, haying >'
been in use but one year.
i .Sale No. 39 North Twelfth street.’ '*'■ . “'
SUPERIOR WALNUT PARLOR FURNITURE,’
j GANT WALNUT CHAMBER .BUIIV ROSEWOOD.,
PIANO ; FORTE, HANDcOME TAPRSTRv CAR* ?
; PETS, FINE MATREBbEB. 60. * V.J553 ....
| ON FRIDAY MORNING, H - *
) At 10 oNflock, at No. 89 North Twelfth Btrcet,.below
Architect the entire Furniture. Including auperior Wal>
nut and Hair Cloth Parlor Salt, elegant Walnqt Ohatabsr
Suit, Cottage Bui*, with morbid'tops; auperior Ward*
robes. Extension, Table and Dininc Room Fuaoitare, .
small French Plate Mirror, finotonea Rosewood oc-
Cave Piano: Forte; handsome 'fapestiy Carpets, fine Inr
grain and Venetian, Carpets, fine Hair Matrcusee, fine .
Blinds, China and Glassware, &c.; well kept and incudea '
many desirable articles. » . . ...,
TAMES A* FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
«•:. No.422WALNUTstfeet
T REAL ESTATE BALE, APRIL 7, 1869. :
iThli tuJeVori WEDNESDAY, at 13 o’dock, noon, at the
Exchange, wfll indude the following *
« vuttuay. >v PEREMPTORY BALE.
ICoo,Shares West Bangor Slate Mining Co. v
go shares Tuckkhoo arid Mt. Pleasant Plank Road Co»
6 eh»res Johnstown Plank Road C6k • ;
10 shares stock Union Bank of Tennessee. ~
NO. 10 FETTER LANE—Foimstory brick manofac- ’
tory, with enginc.and boiler, in Sixth. Ward; locfll by S 3 .
feet. Orphan# Court Sate—Estate of John Gadsbtf*
dec’d. ..4 •• . 'i' '* i C.'j •;
i 922 MARSHALL ST—Gecteei Three storyßricKDWei
llrß. with back Ijulldingß j lot IB by 81 ft ft LBUhJecttC ®6»i ;i
gronnd lent. Orphans' Court Sale—Estate- cj/ Thomas
leitctudee’d. i r . i .:-:> !, :,.i5 i - ■ .iru'/fU'j') til
, AKCJII BT-I1 intercet In tlirce do«lrablQ BulldinsLota
at the B. W,cor. of Twenty-fir. t and Arch Btr., 58 b v 102 •
feet Orphans' Court Hate-Estate of. Oeoroa AbtKftr,-
dec'd. . ' ' : • j’. r.
: 7*4 JAMISON ST—'Throß-etory Brick Hones and^Framo. ■
Stable In Twenty.tbird \Yard;lot 19 by 19 feet to Krieu
et.. unbjeot ty $295( ground, rcnL Orphans'Court BaU—i l
Estateof James Cdrriihendec'd. . .
! im SPRUCE ST.-trlhrCß-atotr BWok inwelllnK Wl®
baeementj lotJB to 58 feet. Executors , Hate.-Estat« of. ,
EWion Oartslie, dec'd, : ; i''. - % • .
• 1® LOCUST ST.—Ne&ttrco eforyßrlck Dwell Inc. wfltlt
hooecon Canby st.’, lot 22 by llofcCt. Orphans' Court
Bait—Estate of John Benner, iii
: 1118 GBEEN ST.--Oehtcel throe story Brick Dwelling,
with back buildings; 16, by 17827 feet. Orphan# Court >
Salt- Estate of Marv Ann aiottonnett, aee'd,
1 13T4 RICHMOND BT.-Uentoel ttiree-fltorw rtrick Dwel
ling, with back buildings: lotatJSby }O5 teat to. Usher
st Orphans'' Court Sale—EstaU of J. Eotherfiiet,
TISMBICHMOIiD 8T I .—Gintee^threo-stCry^ Brick Dwci
iing, with brick back buildings: lot 1 18>d.by 1(B feet t» r.
Fisher rt. Orphans'Court Sale—Same Estate.
WABItEN Sl'. Carpenter :Sho»
above'' liirty iourth and Market sts.; lot 82 by 65 feet.
oi the Rig Sandy Creek Oil Co..‘ of* West
Virginia.’containing 614 acres of land. Sole absolute, bu
orderof the stockholders. ■ ..a s ..
I9*CATALOQCEB HOW READY. ‘ ; ' '■*
VALUABLE EIGHTH STREET PROPERTY AT
The v aln able CHUKCH A PROPERTY, oh ElQffrtf etl
above Race, suitable for a large wholegnlecr rotaUßtora;
conld readily be altered. Could be adapted toamußic
bailermuuuectory, tho walls being ofanusual strength. :
Will be sold with or without tlto parsonago, ao may be „
desired. Flansat Uiastoro. Tcrmßeaßy.
HIARTIN BROTHERS,' AUCTIONEERS. '
JuL (Lately Solesmon for M-, Thomas ASonoO
No. 629 CIfE&TNUT street, rear entrance from Minor.
Sale No. B2S Chestnut etrept. ■
HANBSOME WALNUT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
FOUR ELEGANT FRENCH PLATE PIER AND
MANTEL MIRROBB, FOUR PIANOFORTES. HAND
BOMB BnUBSELS AND IMPERIAL' ’CARPETS;
BURGLAR PROOF SAFE, WINDOW SHADES. Ao.
on Wednesday morning. , • ■- -
April 7, >t 10 o’clock.,, at the aucUon.rooms, No. : MS
Chestnut street, by catalogue, very' excellent Furniture,
Including-Handßomo Walnut Drawing-Boom and Parlor ■
Butts, covered Id fine crimson and green plush' and hair
cloth 1 7 suits Handsome Walnut Chamber-Furniture,/fla-:
lsfaed in Oil end Varnish. Very desirable styles; superior
Dining Boom Furniture, .4 Rosewood 4nd/Mahogany- ■
Piano Fortes, very superior Burglar.prepf Safe, made, by,
Parrel & Herring;.fine Feather Beds, Hair’Matressee.
Chandeliers. China and Glassware, handsome Brussels,
and Imperial Carpetß, Canton Matting/*, Stoves, seel- ‘
Also, dp order of Assignees. SOO Window Shades, late
Btylt8 ' ELEGANT MIRRORS. . .
Also. 4 large and elegant French Plate Mantel ana
Pier Mirrors. ; -,-f » { . :• •• • -iM*-
' Salo in Wilmington, Defawara. -
ENTIRE MACHINERY OK A BOOT AND SHOE HA.
NUFACTORY, 10SUPERIOR SEWING MACHINES; ‘
KNOX SOLE OUI'TEIL RBLITTER. MOJIA.Y, AJA
CHINE, LARGE LOT LASTS, *e.
" • ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, •„ vt ...
Aprils, at2o’clock precisely,on the premises, No. 118
King street WOp lngten, I)el„-Uto entire, Machinery df c.
Boot and Shoe Manufactory, Including 4 Singer Bevylng
Macbß'CSit Howe Machines, McKay Machine andChan
neller Roller. Splitter. Knox Solo Cutter, Lovett Cylinder.
WaxThretd Machine, lot Lasts; Patterns, *e/' i .
May bo seen.on the day, previous (o sale.
I Sale No. 6,8 North Fortieth street. Mantua., , ,
HANDbOME ■ -WALNUT ' FURNITURE, ELEGANT
BTEINWAY GRAND UPRIGHT. PIANO. FRENCH
PLATE MIRROR. HANDSOME BRUSSELS CAR
PETS, Ac. 0N FI , Ir) AY'MORNING. 4 i
April P, fttlO o'clock, at No. 648 Nor Ili Forilethfl tree 6.
north of Lancaster avenue, Mantua, handsome Furniture,
ineluding—Elegant Walnut and ftroca telle Drawing
-Koom butt Centro Table, superior Sitting Room and-Dixu
ing Room Furniture, superior Walnut Chamber Furniture,
.elegant Rosewood Steinway .Upright;.Grand Piano,.fina
French Piute Pier Elinor, French Chino, Hai-* Matressoa.
8 largo Basso Beliefs “Seasons," handspme. and
Ingrain Carpets, Kitchen Utensils, &C, ' "‘ 4
May be seen early otithemorning. ot sola, i
Bunting, durborow & oa, auctioneers
Nos. 23a and 234 MARKET street, comer of Bank at.
• Snccesseruto JGfVN Bi'MYERH & Cu.•* , [ ■
SALE OF 2UOO CASES BOOTS, SHOES. HAUg. fia
UNTUESDaS MORNING;*' : v '
April a at 10 o’clock, oa fonr montliaVcredit, including
McnVfe boys' and youths' Calf, Kip and’BufT Leather
Boots; fine grainlong leg Dreesßoota; Congress Boots and
Balmorals ;feip. butt and polish grain Brogans ; women’s,
misses' and cbildren's'Root, rand .enamelled
Balmorals: Congress Gaiters; Lace Boots: Laa’ing'Gal
tere; Ankio Ties BagsrMetalllcOvferahoßs. Ac.
SPECIAL BALE OF.READY-MADE CLOTHING,
PIECE GOODS.&o., FOR CASH,
i 1 ON WEDNESDAY 1 MORNING. rT „
April 7,‘ at 10 o’clock, by order of 1\ C. iiUlmaker, U, S.
Marsha), ns meaeenger, under order of Court 'being tA®
CDtire stock of tho estato of J. Gothmau&Co.» bank
, rupte, embracing th*» usual nerortraent of goods comprised
. in the stock of a first-class elothibe house.
! All the rigbt.tifle and interest of thosaid J. GTJTHMAN
& CO in and to tho *';od will and fixtures andtho unex.
plred term of loose of storo No. KJUMarket street, I hiia*
. dolphin. ’ ■
IUIIGE SAI F, OF BRITISH. FRENCH, GERMAN
; AND DUMES'UC HUY GOODS.
< ' ON THURSDAY MORNING.
Ain 118. ut 10delude, an four luonthß* credit.
" i*® o ® OttiCLDTHS;
AWil o at
.pieces Ingrain, -Wnotinn, List' Demp, Cottage aud liar
Carpetings. Floor Oil Cloths. Mattings. &c. • ; • > _
W. WOLBERT *BCTHINE%.
'no io soutS-s/xtW®. ithlad'a, ;
S»lea»t PrHate Rcldcncßß will rcccivo promptsnet. t
personal attention. t . ». .. . -i
SALE OF VA^#s& i
J aid “mal Want" new <l iotrodiiicd, In Axueriek bv,Mr. t , .
Jußd Lacliaiimc. srnd-atc of tho AaricnUuraland HortU, _
e 'i^ r Calal»*iie» f twodayV'iroviouo /
tainfd at the auction rooms. a,
rjinoMAS
1 ; V No’lllil'CHESTNUTstreet?•' 1 * l>
1 '
HO r t/on REUErvSD OSCOmGHJ»OT t M .
Bales of Furniture at Dwelling, attended to On the inort
roaionableterms. ■ ' • j,■. > i; , .IiW-‘t.‘t>Ayiiy.i{ - v3Ji > ■
j Bale nfcNo. 1918 VoplUrOtreot-i r<: ' 'i
STOCK AND FIXTURES OP ..A TRIMMING STORE,
• FURNITURE. die.
! . ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. - .
At 10 o'clock, at No 1818 Foclar street.' will ho retd a
Stock of;Trijnnl»g«,Bogtet; l Good). Fancy Good),
4c.; Also, Counters,bho«r Casts, Fixture.,4c.
, Aho. a lot of Household Euruiture. ■ ■■ ; "■
C.' D ' MoCWSKSS^Ioca^NE E a3.
1 BOOT AND ASt»'
THUIUJDAV,.