RELIGIOUS news. ; Tiib Rev. Dr. Bern is filling tho polpit of t* l ® Scoo&‘Bd‘6rnied uhurch.ScVenth street, above Brown, temporarily. ' iT- 1 * Tub Rev. Clark B. Oakley has accepted the caU of the Lower Morion Baptist Church,and has commenced his labors. ‘ , . , The Seciety for tire Increase oMUo Ministry In the Protestan t Episcopal Church received during March *8,48713, from 19 dioceses. Thb Bor. Dr. Claxton will fill the pulpit of St. Matthew’s Protestant Episcopal Church during the absence of Rev. J. Huston Ecclcston in Eu- Thb X22dnnnual meeting of IheOerman Evan gelical Lutheran Mfnlßterinm of Pennsylvania ud adjacent States will bo held in Reading on the 23d of May; ' ■" 1 . _ The Rev. H. R. Wilson, D. D.-haßboen elected Corresponding Becrotary of Board'of Church Extension, in place or Rev. H. j. Coe, resigned. The Trinity Rolormed Church, now worship' ping at Sixth street and Girard avenue, inund building anew church at the comer of Seventh and Oxford streets. - The rite of confirmstion was administered to eleven persons recently in Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church, making forty-one sines the beginning of the year. At the repent meeting of the Central Presby tery of Philadelphia, Mr. C. Ren6 Gregory and Mr. W. Hebcrton. were: .licensed to preach the Gospel, as probationers for the ministry. Tuans have been a number ot new members admitted recently in the following Lutheran churches in this city: St. Matthew’s, 28; Trinity, 7; Grace Church, 7, and St. Andrew e, 24. On Sunday,' tho llth’ Inst., one hundred and three persona .were, admitted to the St. .Mark s Protestant Episcopal Church, Frankford. A special Service was appointed for them by the rector. ■■ ■ The Rev. T,' X. Orr has resigned the pastoral charge.ottbe Central Presbyterian Church, Alle gheny CltY,Pa.,Bha accepted a call from the First Refoi toed (Dutch') Church,' Seventh and Spring Garden streets. In thle city. Tun Presbytery of Philadelphia have elected the following Commissioners to the General Assem bly: Ministers—Rev. Wm. Blackwood, D. D., Rev. J. B McCorkell. Ruling Eldprs—John Mc- Arthur and Morris Patterson. The ReV. Henry C.LeonaTd, pastor of the First Unlyersallst Cbnrch, Lombard street,above Fourth,-will commence, to-morrow evening, a series of seven Sunday evening discourses on “The Views of Cniversalists.” Thb first anniverssry.of the McDowell Presby terian Sabbath School will be held in the Wagner Free Institute, Seventeenth street and Colombia avenue, on Sabbath afternoon, May 2d, com mencing at 3 o’clock. The exercises will bs of an interesting character. Addresses will be delivered by Revs. D. A. Cunningham, Matthew Newkirk and S. A. Mutcbmore. A puiilic meeting in behalf of the Midnight Mission will be btid in the Church of the Epiph any, comer of Fifteenth and Chestnut streets, to morrow evening.at 8 o’clock. Addresses may be expected from the Rev. George 0. Mlngtns, of New Fork; Revs. A. A. WllUts, G. D. Boardman and Dr. Newton. A collection will be made in behalf of the mission. The West Jersey Presbytery CO- 8 -)> which met at Woodbury, N. .7., passed the foUowing resolution on the subject of re-union at their ses sion on the 2.01 h Inst.: Resolved, That this Pres bytery authorize the General Assembly to con enmmate the nnton between the two branches of the Presbyterian Church, commonly called Old and New. nt.its next-session, on the basis of the standards pure and simple. A large meeting of the friends of the Baptlßt Cbnrch extension was held recently. A report of the mission, for the past year was read, to which allusion was made to the new church to be erected at Broad and Reed streets,ln the south ern part of the city. A lot has been purchased for $12,000, and $B,OOO has been paid on It. The lot Is 75 feet on Broad street and 178 on Reed street. Upon it is to be erected a brown stone church at a cost of $75,000. Its size will be 44 by 76 feet. At the recent meeting of the Clergy of the Protestant Episcopal Church to hear and act upon the report of the Committee appointed to consider the best method of conductlog City Mis sions, the following action was hed: That a Board of Managers. or Directors, consisting of seven clergymen, with the Bishop at the head,and eight laymeD, be appointed to carry oat the purposes of the organization. That a committee of three be appointed by the Bishop to nominate the said Board of Managers, and report to another meet ing of the clergy. At a meeting of the Presbytery of Phllodalphla, held on Monday, 19th inst., the following over ture was presented and unanimously adopted: “The Presbyterv of Philadelphia would respect fully present the following overture of the Gene ral Assembly, to meet In New York, May, 1869, to wit: That this Presbytery views with regret the continued separation between our Church and those churches of the South with which we once stood in the closest relations of union, and requests the Assembly to Institute measures for a correspondence between us and ths Southern Presbyterian Chnreh.in the hope that this move ment may lead to a union of the divided portions of our communion, on the basis of the ancient and unaltered standards of the Presbyterian Cbnrch." Oh tho 17th hist, the First Day School Asso ciation met at the Friends’ Yearly Meeting House. Darby. By the reports received It appears that during the past year 18 schools and 3 reading as- , soclations and Bible classes have been carrlod on within-the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting. The pupils of a female boarding sqhool are also col lected on First day afternoon for Bible treading and religious conversation. At Race Street a sowing school has been held on Soveuth day, numbering 130 children, the larger portion being colored. In these several schools over 1,000 chil dren and more than 200 adults have been In at tendance. Delegates were "appointed at this meeting to attend the General First j Day School Conference to be held In the Race Street Meeting House, In this city, on the evening of the 7lb of May, being jast preceding the Yearly Meeting. It has been concluded to Issue a cheap eight-page monthly paper for use in tbe>e 'schoqlsf which shall be in haftnony with the religions views oi the denomination. Tim members of the Emmanuel Church of the Evangelical Congregation, have commenced the erection of a new church building on the east side of Fourth street, below Poplar. The size of the bulldiog will be 49 feet front by 85 feet deep, and the probable cost will be $40,01)0. The congregation originally conslfted of about,ten or twelveipersone, wbo commenced worshipping in a private dwelling on Poplar street, betweeD Se cond and St. John streets, in the year 1833, Rev. Jacob Schnerr, wbo was tbelr first pastor, deliv ering bis initiatory perthon bn this occasion, la 1836-37 they greeted a Church on Second street, above Pt>plar,.we*t side, where they have wor shipped ever since. , Jbe congregation now num bers about 300, witty the Rev, .Isaac Heps as paa tor, and J. M. Miller as President 61 the Corpo ration. ''The iefyicCs aro conducted in the/ man language.. From members ol this con gregation three other churches have been started, two Geripan spd onp, English, and all are in a prosperous Condition. A Snnday school Is con nected,, wjih the church, numbering between 200 and 300 pupils. Bervices will be held iu the chinch on Second Street until the hew one is completed.. The members havo contributed lib erally to the enterprise, and this., with the pro ceeds from the sale of the old church bulldiog, some $lO,OOO, will secure the completion 6f their new and commodious hoase of worship at an early day, , Thk Reformed Presbytery of Philadelphia havlDg refused to recognize the suspension of- George H. Stuart, Esq , an attempt was made to Indufce the Bccond Reformed Presbyterian con gregation t.o withdraw from the Jurisdiction of the Presbytery and to decline its authority. Tho following resolutions favoring this step, pro posed by Alexander Kerr, Esq., at a meeting of *“® eongregutlon held on Thursday evening, ttye vol« Bt ’ voted down without a dissenting a Tbe Reformed Presbytery of Phila delphia did, on the 12th day of June,- 1868, RUS- ation s ■ to -the General Synod ofmeJEteformed Presbyterian Ohurch la North their relalionsand be in subordination to the su preme Indicatory in the Lord; therefore, be it Besolvfd, 1. That wo, the uuderstened hemhv rOßpecUully decllDe the authority audjurlfldlcUou of tbe aforesaid Presbytery. Rtiolvtd, 2. That we wIU appoint Mosara. Jos McKendrick and John iHjstnps to. represent ns In the'General Synod'at'lta first meeting, to bo hold ■ In Cedarvlllc, May 19, 1860.. - ' ' . v ; • Resolved, 3. That":J.McKcndrlckand .John Kemps be appointed tb lay tbe paper before! - Hie Presbytery at i,ta semi-annual meet , lug. to be held in May. . '• The following resolutions proposod by David Carrlck, Esq., were unanimously adopted: Whereas, The Reformed Presbytery, of ■ Phila delphia bhs'declared that it remains in' the Re-' formed Presbyterian Church, maintaining her organization and.’endeavoring to develop and apply her principles in their proper application to the age and country In which we live; there fore Resolved, That for the present this congrega tion adhereß to said Presbytery, and that we ap prove our pastor's course in voting against the Suspension of Mr. George H. Stuart, at the last, meeting of General Synod. 1 '• > ■ Resolved, That the congregation disapprove of the action of a majority.of tne'sesslon in refusing to allow Rev. Drs. Wylie and McAuley to asßlst onr pastor in dispensing the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper, and thereby depriving us of the enjoyment of this ordinance of the house of God. OITY BULLETIN. The Late John Lawxob.—A meeting of jour nalists was held yesterday aflornoon.at the rooms ot tbe Press Club, to takoactlon with regard to the death of John Lawlorjof the Sunday Dispatch, E. W. C. Greene was called fo the chair, and William H. Fisher, Jr.,' acted as Secretary. On of Fred. W. Grayson, a committee was "appointed,to prepare a fitting expression of tho sentiment of the profession in regard to the death of their friend, John Lawlor. The com r mitleo, consisting of Meßßrs. Grayson, Winslow and Sheppard, reported the following reso lutions : Whereas, It hath pleased God, from whom cometh all life, and who rocalleth it by His sovereign will, to remove from this scone of being our late professional brother, John Lawlor; add, Whereas, The custom of publicly lamenting the death of those who are endeared to us by the lies ot private friendship and fellowship, SB well ns by their high Qualities as good and exemplary citizens, is od6 which not only appeals to, but honorably exemplifies tbe best instincts of onr human nature; therefore, Resolved, That we, members of the Press of Philadelphia, regard with sincere sorrow the death of our late professional brother, John Law lor, whom wo all knew as a most amiable gentle man in private life; as a journalist whb honored bis calling bv his integrity and intelligence; as a citizen, wbo’fnrnished In his own conduct an ex amtile of civil virtna worthy, of universal praise and imitation; as a man who won his way to use fulness, independence, ond high public esteem by manly energy and self-reliance, and who, as a true Christian, attested his devotion by a charity which was ss generous as it was sincere and un obtrusive, as well as by a consistency of life which is at once tbe best evidence of personal religion and the highest possible testimony whloh human faith can render to Divine truth. Resolved, That wo fender to the family of our deceased brother our warmest sympathy in their severe bereavement, with an earnest prayer that God, in Kis infinite mercy,will help them to bear it with all possible resignation. Addresses were made by Messrs. Stephen N. Winslow, Tbos. E. Harkins, E. W. C. Greene and Wm. H. Fisher, after which the resolutions were adopted, and ordered to be engrossed for the iamily. St. Gkorgk’s Dat.— Yesterday being the festi val of St. George, the Patron Saint of England, it was observed In a becoming manner by the peo ple of that nationality resident in Philadelphia, in the ovenlng the “Society of the Sons of St. George," for the relief of distressed Englishmen, partook of their annual dinner at tbe Continental Hotel, which was largely attended. Mr. James Allen, President of the Society, pre sided. The following toasts were proposed: 1. Tbe dny we celebrate. 2. England, the land of onr birth, may it ever con tinue to be ibe home of civil and leliglone liberty. 3. The United States of America, the land of onr adoption; may honor and honesty guide her onward course 4. The Queen. 5. Tbe President of the United States. C. The memories of our departed friends and bonn ilul benefactors; may we emulate their eminent ex unpie. . . T. Tbe Judiciary of Pennsylvania, the fearless, tnde .euddnt exponents of 'he law. 8. Our Slßter Societies—May their means be ever ■qnal to their wants. __ 3. Education and tbe Press. 539 10. The Armies and Navies of Great Britain and the United States— United in a good canee,may they never l.e engaged in a bad one. 11. Pennsylvania, the Keystone State Always loyal, always trno. 12. The Stars and Stripes of the United States. May hey ever repose in concord with the “flag that for a houeand years has braved the battle and the breeze.” 13. Woman, the friend, of onr Infancy, the blessing four manhood, a id the comfort of oar old age—Goa b’ees her. Thu foreßOinp were responded to, elthor by speech or song, bv Chief Justice Thompson, Hon. VV. S. Peirce, General Robert Patterson, H. G. Jones, John G. Kershow, Shadracb Hill, Mr. Crump, the British Consul; James Wtnterbottom, Thomas E Hartlns, David Mclntyre, George WilspE, Lewis Thompson, J. Darley, J. Ball find others. Volunteer sentiments were then proposed and appropriately responded to, and the company did not adjourn nntil a late honr. A Model Policeman.— Before Recorder Glvlu a newly appointed policeman, named Lewis A. Amlngns, wos charged with makiog an oseanlt upon a Mrs. Margaret Crest. The testi mony went to show that Mrs. O. was conversing with some neighbors, when the officer came up and ordered them to disperse. Mrs. C. refused, staling that sbe was on her own premises. The officer then called her by an offensive name, and struck her with his club. Held in $BOO bail to answer. Assistant United States District- Attorney. —John K. Valentine, Esq., has been appointed Aisietant Attorney for the United States District C ourt of Eastern Pennsylvania. The act provid ing fqr the appointment of Assistant Attorasys for United Slates Courts was repealed, and re-en octtd at the last session of Congress. Police Appointments. —The following ap- I ointments were made yesterday by Mayor Fox: l liarli-s Martin, Seventeenth District; Wm. Har rar and George Kendell, Seventh District; John linne), Ninth District; James Dougherty. Fourth District. Reserve Officer. Joseph 8. Ball. 'NEW JERSEY MATTERS. Fink Improvements— Preparations are being made by the Catnden and Amboy and West Jersey Railroad Companies for commencing a large number of very important and necessary Improvimente on their property at the foot of bridge avenue and west of Second street,ln Cam elm. They, recently obtained from the City Council the vacation of that avenno from Bccond street, andiby an act ol tho Legislature tbe action r’f Council has been affirmod, so that the title tip that part of the avenue Is irrevocably vebted in tbe company. The want of ibiß ownership has prevented any mate rial improvement at the depot by these compa- Sdes, except just such necessary conveniences as tnelr bustneßa demanded. Gradually, however, they added to their property by purchasing all the grounds, or nearly all, north of Bridge ave nue to Taylor's avenue, preparatory to the con summation of their efforts to obtain ibe vacation of said avenue. This bus dow been effected, and so soon as some other lesser arrangements shall have been per fecit d. they will begin nb Improvement which will be t f the giiutest advantage, not only to tbe companies,but also to the citizens of CamdOD, by tbe erection of splendid, convenient, and commo dious depots, frelgbl-h.ouses and passenger Sitting rooms, ..on, , a grand and extensive scale. Not the least important In tbelr imntp will be the arrangement of their trncks so that tbe drilling of cars will be done inside their own enclosed grounds, in order to avoid all danger of co)Usona and acci dents on tbe avenue. This' Will secure grantor safety to pedestrians BDd vehicles, and render all who cross tho track Icsb,exposed, to being in jured by passing and repasslng of locomotives and cars. Tbe Improvements thus contemplated are of vast magnitude and will require many, months for their completion, and-,wlll-glvoam. ploy meet to a very large number ei workmen. Clean ino Streets.'— Tho utmost care Is to be observed by tbe Board ol Health and. tho authori ties of Camden, to preserve the sanitary condition of the city, by keeping the, streets thoroughly cleaned and purified. Efforts are. also being made to have tbe streets sprinkled daring the dry weather, in order to keep the dost from blowing about- This Is a good measure; and should be carried out. -y • ■ Thb Courts.—Tho second term of- the ■ oxtrs . •couit catablished by the Hist Legislature, for Cam* deni comity adjourned yesterday. This Is an im portant' court, apd Its proceedings materially ltesenthe* business : tof the Quarter Sessions_ AbO[Ut thirty cases were disposed of, most of which were fonassault aqd battery, and .were; punished by the iraposltldn bf a fiho, and In one or two cascsimprisonment in.tho county jail; bat oncjwas sent, to the State. Prison,. All these cases were heard wUhout a trial by jary, and the re- 5 suit; thus far has been a great saving to the county. The court then adjourned to Taesday, the fourth day of May, at which tlfpe the regular term of the QnarterSesslons commences. wop- THIRD REFORMED CHURCH. TENTH AND Filbert streets. Rev. Prof. Doollttlo will pr.ach to .morrow. Serrico ot 10% o’clock A. M. and BP. M. It* wap- fEEV: E. E. ADAMS, D. D., WIM, FHEAOH IN the Western Presbyterian Church, -Seventeenth and Filbert streets, Sabbath. lu>4_and 3)6... It* MS7» bECOND REFORMED CHURCH^SEVENTH above Brown^Rov/A.L. Friable, of,Danhury, Connecticut, will preach To-morrow at IOJtfA. M. and 8 P. M. •OSf* oID. PINE STBEET CORNER Fourth and PJne.—PreXchlogby-tUe Pastor, Rev. R. H. t lien. To-morrow. 10% A. M. and BP. M. The next of the sorles oo "Man." - - It* •gar- TRINITY M. E.CHUJROfcL EiGHCH STREET 1 , above Rtoo. Rev. Albert Bernes at 10% A. M., and Rev. R. W. Humphries* pastor, at 1% P. fiL tttransora inviteA . , < : ' It* •A* BT. CLEMENT'S CHURCH.—TOMORROW being Ujo fourth Sunday In the month, the aftor noon rervice will bo omitted, dervico in the evening at 1% o'clock. • *' • '• ' 1 It* WOMEN OF THE BIBLE—DEBORAH. SER mon by Kev. Wm. B. Cullies in Heldetberg Re* foiiufd Church, Melon, above Twelfth street, to-morrow evei ing, atB o'clock. All are invited. . It* agp FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, WASU ington Or. Beadle will preach to morrow at 103* A. M., and Rev. Herrick Johnson, D. I).. pastor, at P. M. - ‘ At CHRIST REFORMED CHURCH, GKuJiN street, neat Sixteenth.—Rev. Samuel H Glosy. D. D., Pastor. Services to-morrow at 10% A. M., and ac 7K P- M. Athene." s it* Ko> THE LATE DANIEL L COLLIER, ESQ -REV. Wm. P. Breed, D. D will dollver a memorial dia course on lxis lifo and character, in tbe West Spruce Street Church, Soventtouth and Spruce streots, to-mor row, fit IOX A. M, It* •OSS* ST. ANDREW'S CHAPEL. THIRTEENTH street below 'Washington avenue. Divine servico to-morrow, 24 th lost, at 10 % o’clock A. M. Sermon by Rev. tieorgo Brinshurst; and at 1% o'clock P. M., sermon by Rqv Benjamin Watson, D. D. / It* "LIGHT "-REV. DR. MARCH WILL CON { tiDUO his Bible Lessons from the Book of Nature. TOMORROW (Sunday) EVENING, at 7% o’clock in Clinton Street Church, Tenth, below Spruce. Subject as above. All persons cordiaUy invited, It* FIRS T COLORED BAPTIST CHURCH.CH EERY w street, above Tenth, Bev.T.Doughty MiUar.paßtor.-- PreaabicgtO-morrow at \O% A. M. and 7% P. M. Subject, evening—'‘'Sin. its Agents—Serpent, Woman, Man." Sab bhth bchoolConcert atB P. M. Strangors always wel- e. It* BELIGIOUS NOTICES. ■m*- ntioT I'tNi V “.KrfALloi’CtlUKC a, LjMBaHD street above Fourth. Lectures on tho Views of Lnivoraalistß by the pastor, Kev. H. C. Leonard, to morrow, a pril 26, atB P. M.. and succeeding Sunday evcnlrge as follows: 1, Wo would know what thi-so things mean 1 2 What do we think of God? 3. What do we think of Christ? 4. What do we think of the Holy Ghost? s. What do we think of mao ? 6 What do \* e think of Heaven and Hell? 7. What do we think ' f tho dtsliny of man ? Morning service 10# o’clock. \ ] fire cordiallv Invited. ' 1* HaL»j YuLNix MEN’S • JbiKlai'iAN AoSOCIA TION, 1210 CHESTNUT STREET. The monthly meeting of the Association will be hold on MONDAY EVENING next, at 8 o'clock. Essay by HON. WM. 8. PEIRCE. Subject—‘'Woman, as Been in the Old Testament.” Question for Discussion—** Wore the Women mentioned in the Bible in any respect better than tho Women or Ul Muedc byVho choir of the West Arch Street Pre«by tcrUn Church, under the direction of Professor Jean T hi»* nubile sre BPECUL NOTICES! (MSW- QUARTERLY RETORT OF THE GIRARD NA TIONAL BANK. « PiiiLADBLPfI ia« April 17, 1865*. w RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts $2,872,604 09 Uul-ed titates Bonds to secure or- / < rulation 700,000 00 United Rtutes Bonds to secure United Stutes deposits 100,000 00 Other Stocks, Bonds, Ao 63,477 00 53,226,481 09 Overdrafts 2,620 87 Due from approved Associations in NeW Yoik^city. 84A356 82 Due from other National Banks.. 117 314 90 Duo from other Banks add Bankers 35.402 18 801,072 87 United Statea Tsxea paid lO.Oju 17 Exchangeafor Clearing-House— $736,746 34 U:tth liems National Bank Notes 23,807 00 St.te BuikMotes « M bpecie 8,130 41 J.egal Tender Notee 194.998 00 l S 3 per cent. Certificates 565.000 00 1.602,801 41 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock $1,000,001) 00 Hurplu. Fund 400,000 00 IHreounto and Interest. Front and Losfl, Icbb Expenses 136.063 ill ■ ii ■ -sl^36,!}&.•> 91 Circulation $59L210 0U Deposits 2.548 496 JH United States Depouts 4.106 12 l»,ue to National Banks Due toother Banka 63 Unpaid Dividends * 41,691 87 Total. . .$5 ML576 41 T certify the above Report to bo correct. It 7 W.L. SCHAFFER, Cashier, —rePOET OF THE CONDITION OF THK NA *®r TIONAL BANK OF GERMANTOWN, PHI LA DFI PH I A, at tbe close of bnalnesa on the 17th day of " pnl. 1869. RESOURCES. I oara and Discounts $537,121 07 i ulted States Bonds to secure cir L < ulati*D 200,000 00 l tited Stales Bonde on hand 30,000 00 5757,121 67 (i ver Drafts 158 12 Due from Nutionat Banks $31665 93 jdgfh itcmi* 11.787 23 l: lis of Nati-nal Banks 6.298 00 t i Rcijoual Currency 559 47 bi ecie, I eg«l Tender Notes acd 3 _ per cent. Certificates 214,772 00 265 082 63 Banking Houae 33,694 35 Other heal Estate loom) oo Kxpensea and Tares 10 325 04 Premiums 4,962 60 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock 200.000 00 fcurplus huud - *HS4!2r» Profit and Lobs ,Hn I 'ipcoiint and interest 19,324 77 circulating Notes 4 l'<.46a QJ ledividu»r Deports 540,166 90 iuo to National Banks 4< « B| S 49 53799039 State Bank Circulation, outstanding 2,853 00 C'HAB. W. OTTO. U*aui.i. Sworn and aubaenbed to before mo tho 22ddar of April utu CUAH. 0. ISNUIju. aj®4 Bt} -• Notary Public. t*et- FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT GO? or thk HOMCEOPATHIO lIOBVITAL. Measures for the permanent establishment of a Homoeo eaiiiic Hospital In Phil-deluhla being now lnaugar ated uuflcrtbe most favorable auspices, the ladies ai d others interested In the fair to be held next Autumn for its bone lit art! earnestly requeiteifto use all their influence, as well ai personal effort, to make It a complete success C'ntnbutlona of Useful and fancy Artlcles'of every dteci lotion may be collected aa fapt aj convenient, and provielon will be mode for the atoraae of all bulky pact lima 'Donations of money. goods, <Sc., are solicited. Ladies desiring to aid the good causo cau best do this l.j forming -Circles,"or ancle tics for work and collection. ~0,01 f (ongenlol and efficient perrons, which, as soon as formedt should report to the decietary. ... ... Ladles intending to co-operate are requested to notify the tecretaiy at tueui KititniEHT oonvbnikmok. In ad vauce'of the formation or circles. Blank hooka properly attested, Will be tumlahed for the Use of the collectors of CHIU >* BN ’ 8 AM AN INTENDED PEatCUK. Physicians, who neo this circular, and ail other benevo lent peißons to whom apprttle may bo made. will, we doubt n«t, promote the formation of the ‘'Oirdeß" herein pi opowed, and further lend to the eutci prlao tjie weight of it temporary, and whoaovor ••tircllb” nreaufficlenily numerous an election forperraa* neut officers will be called. (ap2l atrpfi)' i Pieeldonf. pro tem.. MllB JAY COOKE. Vi>n I’rosldent, pro torn., Secretary, pro tom , MItBJ It MOEe'iKAU, MKB ED'YIN (MtBItLC, y IM Walnut Btrcot, 12a 3. Nineteenth street. OFFICE CIATAWJBBA RAILROAD COMPANY 424 WALNUT STREET. i PnlLAiini.i’ilti, April loth, 1888. Hio Annnul Flection for Frcildeut and Ulrrr.rora will be helfl on MONDAY, thj day Of May lSp at the CoinpqnY’* Oillre. No. 424 Wnluut.street, Philadelphia, “ th ° bourB 0f 12 M - “ED WARD JOHNSON. aplO-w p-torayl Secretary. MSB-1 PHILADELPHIA. AI'KIL 23, lt«'j THIS meeting ol tho SIIAMoKtN v'ALUSV AND I'OT'ISVJLUS. RAIUUOAD OJMI’ANV will u» . mu on MONI iAi. May 3,, 186». tttte„| r Office, No. 234 ■ •‘goutliTWntD etrevfc-Rt wt-whlthUmeim election will bo hold for a JPraaWent and el* Manage™ to serve for theensuing year. QKOHGK 1 ABOIt, an24le tu tin 414 Secretary, MSB-1 PEFSONB IN DELICATE HEALTH BHOULD P® ivoU tt'omtclvoo of tbo Scientific Treatment ol “ d™, aallow av & uollbo. Their dlecovPry couaute In the proper application of MmKDOttom. Gelvanlera anil Electricity for tbo euro oraU dlreoapi*! They maltu tblp department of tbo Uealln* Art a epocfalty. and in many caaei Uiey ouro aftcr alt other meani? bad failed. (tflltp), IS®O WALNUT etropt, second door from Thirtoontb, opd-tu th eiatrps special ftOTmßs.' *• r&'j • y >. ■ -r-r ypj» .bpb _ *CM?YTBK AjJUßfiß.''" 1 , JOSEPHIIi - mssoi^ Subject to Democratic Rulpe. TO BUILDEKB,C',NTHAOTO«S AND OTHKR3." THEhIGHHO'D GRINITti CuMPANY navo constantly arriving at their exten«ivo now"wU*rf. first bo low Bouthflt, Bcbujlklli, Graelte eftho boat quality, and 'are prepared to supply ilia trade by tho cargo or rlaalo pie ces for iiutidinga Monumental ana Oorootery work, largo Platforms, fine dressed Curbing. Belgian Paving Blooss. Ac. Estimates alven for all kinds of work in Oraulto, shipped direct from the quarries. Flno -drojßod Sfonir -ment BasCß. of all blzcb, on hand. Ob t* ICE OP THE COMPANY, 1708 CHESTNUT STREET. fap34 s tu thgtt MOF> NOTICE.-TIIE CORPORATORS 'OP TttE NEWSBOY'S HOME ASSOCIATION aro roquostod to moot at No. 1618 PINE Btroet.on TUESDAY, the 17th inst., at 4 o’clock P M„ tor tho purppßO of electing omrors undor tho charter. HENRY WINsOR. S M. PE ET ON, , ’ ■ CIIAB. GIBBONB.I J L. EE CONTE. It* W. H. EARNED. M»r THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOOK holders -of tho . Monto- Christo Gold and Silver Minibg C< mpany, of Nevada, for the olootlon uLDlroot ors, will bo bcld on the 4th b 7 .May, .1869, at their offlde No. 171 BioadwAy. In tho city'of Notv York. _ T. DAY, - It . Becrotarr. •®“ I ’uKAND AND IMPOSING REGALIA AND DRESS BALL, In honor and commemoration of the : ORA Si) SAI’IORAIi CJSLUBRAIIOA OF TIIE SEMI CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY OF ODD FELLOWSHIP, to be given under the direct BuporyDiooof the VliASl) LODGE A ftD GHAND ESCAMFMEST OF FEAASYL VA SIA % ON MONDAY EVENING, April 26, 1669, PHILADELPHIA RINK, TWENTY-FIR*T AND RACE BTRBETB. MUSIC BY BECK'S PHILADELPHIA BAND. REFRESHMENT AND SUPPER DEPARTMENT IN CHARGE OF ADOLPH PROSKAUEft. Tickets t refreshment* not included), Admitting a gentleman and two ladies v*’ S 3 00 Additional ladles, each 1 OJ . To be had of the Janitor* of the various Odd Follow** Hails, Music Stores, prominent place* of bnamdfls throughout tbo city, and at the Rink on tho evening. 3be Committee offer as a memento of this gigantic reunion of the Brotherhood from all parts of the conti nent of America, the following FRIZES, First.—For the largest number of Ticiccts, dyer one hundred, sold by any nodse. Encampment or individual, thtro shall uo given A MEDAL IN GOLD, struck from the die prepared by order of the General Joint Com niittee, valued at $lOO, and enclosed in a beautiful fll becond the second lorgest number of Tickets, over one hundred, sold by any Lodgo, Encampmeut or individual, there shall bo given a Medal, struck in SILVER, encloted in a boautiful finished case. Third —For the third-largeat number of Tickets sold by any Lodgo, Encampment or individual, there shall be given a Medal, struck in BRONZE, enclosed in a beauti ful finished caso. . , Fourth.— One Ticket to the Ball will be given gratub tornlv for every Twenty-five sold by any Lodge, En campment . or Binglo individual Return* of money from sales to be made without delay to tbo Secietary of the Committee, Brother A. McNutt, No 116 North Sixth “ tra £ t OTtoE In order to promote tho comfort of the visitors, it is requested that vehicles eet down‘' heads t cest ," and take in, heads east.” This regulation will bo rigidly eo forced. . ap23 31) mm 3. O. O. F.-SEMI CENTENNIAL ANMVER It® eary Grand Marshal's Aids Division Murshals and Aids,wlU meet at 422 RACE atrijet, on SATURDAY EVENING.at h Marshals of Sub. Lodges and Encampments will meet at O'clock. Same place. Punctual attendance ia required, without fail. w i/y order of PJSI’EK FRIT*/., t bairman of Committee on Divisions and Marshal. A. J. KNORR, Secretary. ap23 2t ygpT CAUTION”TO REAL EB TATE OWNERS. The undersigned respectfully notifies the public that Brown Brothers, of Chicago, are not authorized to sell Hyatt's Patent Lights In*Philadelphia, THEIR LICENSE HAVING BEEN FORFEITED. Tbo reserved rights of the boldtr of the Patents will bo unfoiced from this date. test- OF! ICE OF THE DIAMOND OjAL C0.,309 WslnuteL , NOTICE.—’I he Directors have declared a dividend of sUcents per share, payable on demand. 8. ALTER, Secretary. April 23, 1869. *P33 4t» „=*- MIDNIGHT MISSION-—A PUBLIC MEETING in behalf of thi * Mission will be held at the Chu _ ch f the Epiphany, corner of Fifteenth and Chestout otreets. next Sunday evening, at Addresses inuy be expected from the Rev. George J. Mlngina, of New 1 ork. Rev. Aa. Wiilits, D. D., Rev. George D. Board man. D. D., aud Rev. Dr. Newton. A collection will be made. ap2l-4t* mar- GOOD SPRING RAILROAD COMPANY. w» PmukOELPUiA. April 9tb, 18(0, The annual meeting o? the Stockholdets of tint* Com pany and an election lor President and six Managers tj nerve for the ensuing year, and until other* shall be elected, will be held at the Office of the Philadelphia and Heading Bailr« ad vompany, No. 227. South FOURTH atTeet, oh MONDAY, the 3d day of May next, at 11>4 o'clock. A. M. WM. H. WEBB, ap9llnj3 Secretary. SCHUYLKILL AND BLSQUEHANNA RAIL road Company. Office, 227 8. Fourth Btreet. Phila.lki.phia, April 9. 1869 The annual meeting of tho Stockholders of this Com pany, and an election for President and six Managers, will take pl*ce at the Office of the Company, on MON DAI, tho 3d day of May next, at 12 o’clock M. t>p9troy3 WM. B. WEBB, Secretary. $5 042.676 41 NORTHERN LIBERTIES AND PENN TOWN SHIP RAILROAD COMPANY. Philadelphia, April 9, 1869 The annual meeting of the (stockholders of this Com pany . *»nd an electioufor officers to serve for the ensuing year and until othere shall be elected. will' be held at the cffice of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com pany,'No. 227 SOUTH FOURTH. streeC on MONDAY, the 8d day or May next, at 11 o'clock A. M. WM. H- WEBB, ap9tmy3 secretary. ZERBE VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY, OFFICE, NO. 827 S. FOURTH STREET. Philadelphia, April 9.1869. The annual meeting of the stockholders of this, Com pany, and an election for President aod six Managers, will take place at the office of the Companion MONDAY, the 3d day of May next, at 11 o'clock A. ML apDto my 3 ALBERT FOSTER, Secretary. MP- OFFICE VULCAN MINING COMPANY. Pui ladelpiiia, April 12, 1869. The Annual Meetlog of stockholders or the Vulcan Mining Company will be held at their office. No. 824 Wat* nutstreer, on THURSDAY. May 13th, 1869, at 12 o'clock M . foi the election ef Directors and transaction of other business. B. A. HOOPEd, apl3-tmyl3fi Secretary. OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH ZINC COMPANY, jjo. 333 Walnut street. Philadelphia. April 20, 1869. The Annual Meetißg of the stockholders or the Lehigh Zldc Company will be held at the Company’s office, on w fcDNESDAY. May 6, at 12o'cljck M., for the purpose of eleetii gseven Directors to servo during tho ensuing year, fiDd for the transaction of any other business that may come before the Meeting. ap2U44t, GORDON MONGEB, Treaturer. 81 092 HM 91 •GSi- CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD AND TRANttPORTAITON COMPANY. Camden, March 29,18®. The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Camden end Amboy Railroad and Transportation Company, for the election of seven Directors lo sorve for the ensuing \ ear, will be held in this city «t the Office of the West Jersey Railroad Company on WEDNESDAY*, the2Btnof Aptil. I«S9. ot 13 o'clock. M. OAMUELJ BAVARD . mh29 dtap29s Secretary of C. and A. K. K. and T. Co. $1092,354 91 DELAWARE AND RARITAN CANAL COM * An Election for Nine Directore of the above Company, to eerve for the od«u1d« year, will beheM at the ofllce, in Princeton, New Jersey v gn. MONDAY, MajlP* IBSP. at 12 ° N. J., April 17 1869 • JOHN P. STJCKTON, ap22-16t§ _ Secretary MONUMENT OF METE It Y NOTICE.—THE AN nual Meeting of thoEot Uoldem in the Monument Ounellery of Philadelphia »pd an eloetlpo for Manaaom. lo ffrve for the ensuing year will ho hold at the Hall or ih* Fire Association, south aide of North street* west of Hfth. on MONUAY APTEKNOON. May 0. next, at 4 °'fij < 22?fny3S E.TAYLOB. Seorfltary. isw- OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAL AND NAVI CATION COMPANY, I PniLA«ni.pniA; April 19.1869. The elated Annual Meeting ot tho Stockholders of the i . Mail coal end Navigation Company will bo hold at Hn.rdlof Trad# Fooma, Chestnut above Fifth street, Noithßldn.onTUKUDAV, tho 4th day of May neat, at toy, o'clock A. M., after which will be held ftp election for Hr, aidant and Boai d of Manager*, to nerve for the ensuing . iTt" Polio wi! 1 close at I o’clock P, M * a p2ljre 2f a627tomy4§ E. W.CLARK, President. M*- tlSSSaby company. ibe aumiai election of Dfrectora and a Treasurer j»f Cie Library Company of Philadelphia wiU bo held at the Library on;MOwDAY*the third day of Mav next, at 8 '’’clock in the afternoon, when the Treasurer will attf Dd to receive the annual paymenti|. As there aie several aharca on which, nnea are duo, tho owner* of them or their representatives are hereby netifir d that they will be forfeited; agreeably to the t hai tdr and Laws of the Company, unless the arrears arc raid off on the third day of May or within ten days thereafter- , WM. E. WHITMAN, Secretary. Nn hooka will bo given out or on that' after- DO'-r. i apl3-tu,th 1 1 myflfr nggirri OF THE BHAUOKIN A PSD vaLIKY COAL COMPANY, NO. 814 CUES I‘NUT BTKEET, , . Pun , AT)JUAt(l p r lllO,lBQ9/. Thfikmiua! meeting of Btocfcholdera and eleotioa for Vrfi of tlio Bnarookin end Uoar Valley Ootl Company Sdli be held at thi» office of the Company on MOM)A*. Mtt> lij at U o’clock. WILLIAM F. ATKINSON, „ p l 7 b tu tli tmyZi t Secretary, THF, ANNUAL MEETING „OP BTOCK WSTihSUmtoI the BAKOI.AV COAL COMPANY will hiilielfl ntilieofflco of tbo Oomphhy, 164 South Fourth «treat'on MONDAY. Mn» 8.1809, »t 12 o'clock, M.. when in election will be bold for ofliccrß to eorvo the onuuing ilhpW-e.ta.Wfl UAUVEY BUAW, Secretary. PHILADELPHIA, April 19,1609. wtr ) The annual election for manayore of thu BOL mirßA' HOME in ttio dry of Philadelphia will be held e l lhalloor ou MONDAY EVENING, May 19, 1869, bo tw«btbol>oure of 6 and 10 o'clock. apttljtutoi tiiyloS ‘ Boordary. THADDEU3 UYATT. Attorney. ND_BB* | vfL j’.l i t'ftv BlLi2f 1869. «mmmKEzr~ • .UIE-OPEUING ■ . ■ OVTUIE ''tj, BWIMMINQ S^HO^^O > R,^A^rafe>lTl.EMEt{ -► ; AND CUICDUfiN. ■*#*:*' V * 8 wlmmfijg tba? most important of,oJhiwduy accom« •; Swimming thomoat coftrtloto'Gymnfrattc, • ■ ■. \ ttw>tiuhing the most healthful and \Uf Of ut of all manly oi BpJimnilng , the csaencbof* corporal 'discipline., *' Ibopracaco of awlramlbg the mosr radical euro of Hound SboUldernesa for our crooked youths. ■ ■ « ClCBHituefs and oxerclso mßan comfort and health; comfort and health mean strength; bodily comfort,, health and etrength moan happlqeas. V; „ The Summer season of our Institution-Will open, aa UflUal, THIS FIBBT OF MAY. , , Th« Club deductions are on the same liboral scale of Instßeason. Clubs forming now everywhere. 'Jboma. jority of them will be attended |p on or before the first of the month. All Club applications will coaaO onflAfV I KUAY, May thofith, atJ»F. M. , . ! ... Tlo Gymnasimm aa.usual. opons frOo of ehargotto all subscribers. For minorpaitloularaaeo tbouowCircularß., ltcspootfully. jANSENi- ap2l 4trp? FORTHB ERECTION OFPUBLIOBUILDiNGB. .... Eun,Ai)EU*ni*. April B. 1869. Designs for now Public Buildings, to boproetcd onln dependence Square, In the city el Philadelphia,'With specifications, and estimate* for toe aame. will bare ceived at the OFFICE OP THE "DEPAK/AIENTOF SURVEY R" No 924 South FIFTH btreet,until tho FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER noxt, at 13 M. Architect* intending to submit plan* will recolveeir. cularß containing full information a* to tho general char acter of tho proponed building*, the; amount of accom modation to bo piovided. Ac.-, by applying, either per eonally or by letter, to the undersigned, secretary.of the Bonrd of Commissioners, at the pouthwoet corner of Walnut and Fifth street*. ... a premium of - $2,000 will be paid for the design po*i eat ing the mo»t merit, SI.HU for the ooeond boat, $l,OOO for the third, and $6OO forthe fourth. The decision upon the merits of the plans to bo made, and. tho premiums to bo awarded, by the Board of Commissioners, on or boforo theflfstdayof October next, at 13M. All rejected plans will be returned. By order of the Board of Commissioners. puoHj art 16«rp ■ Secretary. agy- ENRICH YOUR BLOOD WITH Dyapeptics will find relief from 1 ELLIS 3 Invigorate yourßystem by using 1 IJtJN Tho cnort valuable Tonic. . ( BITTERS. Sold by JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY ACOWDeN, r No. 602 Arch stroet, ap33 th s mstrps And Druggists everywhere. yjp-TUBKIBH BATHS. 1109 GIRARD FROM THE Ladles' department strictly private. Open day and evening. apl-tfrp} NEW METHOD OF BUILDING CHEAP AND t® Beautiful Cottage*. Circular free. A- D. CALD WELL & bONS, 112 South Fourth street aptojtrp gfajv- HOWARD HOSPITAL. NOS- 1618 and 1629LOM bard street. Dispensary Department.—Medical treatment and medicine tumlshed gratuitously to tho poor AITKJSKinJENVB. CIONCEKT HALL ! Tho Wonderful Child Violinist, MASTER WILLIE HESS. only 9 years old. and hit llt'lo sister, the celebrated Child 1 ianlat, will appear at Prof. E. Chase's GRAND CONCERT. ON TUEBDAY EVENING, April 27th. Alto, the distinguished Vocal AitQti Mroo. H. BKURENS, MImC. MoCaFFREY. Mile. O. 11INDLE. and Mr. WM. GILCHRIST. „ , Tickets, with reserved seats, 81. for sale at Mr. Trum p and at aU the principal Hotels and Music Mores. ap24-3t* ACADEMY OF MUSIC. THIS, SATURDAY, April 24th, . POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON. When Mile. BOBK BELL, Mlto. DEdOLARZ A*. MHO. RIZABELLI. Ml'e. GERETTJ, Mon*. CARRIER. Mont BhCKERs.M. GENOT, M. BOUROOIN. M MUS3BY. I ELIGNEY, &c,, will appear, for the last time In FhUa delpbla. By universal request, L'fElL CREVE, Which Opera was received with so much furore on both prerious representations. Admhstcn. including RetervedScats, 6L Family Circle. 60Q.; Gallery. 25c. / iHESTNUT STREET THEATRE. V,' O. D. HESS ACO - Managers. THIS EVENING. THE FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD. Lost appearance of M'IieZULELIA In her great leap of KiOfeet. NEXT WEEK THE LAST MOST POSITIVELY OF THE FIELD OF CLOT HOF GOLD. Great attraction*. FAREWELL BENEFITS. Tuesday, of Katie Putnam; Weanssday, Mial Stock, ton, Thuraday. Mr. Flske; Friday.Mm J. B. Oatts. WALNUT BTREET THEATRE. Begin* atJX o'clock. THIS EVENING April 24th, The dlstingnlehcd American Comedian, MR. J. H HACKETT. Shakspeore'i Historical Play, In five act*, of KIN.I HENRY IV. „ „„ M R J. H. HACKEIT a* SIR JOHN FALSTAFF. 1 o conclude with Burnnrd'a Burleique of IkiuN; oe, THE MAN AT THE WHEEL IXION MISS JENNY WILMORE JUNO . . MlSd LIZZIE WILLMOKB MINRRVa ...MR. gfcUX ROGERS tv/I Bfi. JOHN DEEW'B ARCH STREET THE AT HE. . U Begin. at 1%. Engagement of-tbe charming artiste, LOT T A . MONDAY. April 19th. 18®, EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON. LITTLE NELL AND THE MARCHIONEBB. Little Nell. t LOTTA 1 he Marchioness, j LITTLE NELL MATINEE, SATURDAY, at a o'clock. BEATS SECURED BIX DAYS IN ADVANCE Theatre comique-seventh street, below Arch. Commences at 8 o’clock. TUNISON t 00 Proprietors MIBB BUSAN GALTON Appearing TO-NIGHT in MARRIAGE BY hq MONDAY-Firsttimeof^^ A new romle Opera by “Duprata." Exhibition of water color drawings in airi ol the Childrens Hospital. Open dally from ?A. M to 6 I’. M , and from 0 to 10 P. M„ at tho ARTIBT H.'aD GALLERIES. 1334 Cheatnnt street. Tickets, 25 cents. Suaaon Tickets, $l. For tale at the Galleries. apia-lmi L’OX’S AMERICAN THEATRE, I* WALNUT STREET, above Eighth. Sam 8. Sanford Acting and Stage Manager SiGHT PREMIER DANBEUSES EVERY EVENING. Miscellaneous Acta. etc., until 880 'i he First Ballet. Eight Premiers 8-85 The Flying Men of ihe Air 9.10 Farce, by the Company. .. The Velocipede, by L, Robinson 9-40 The Second Ballet, Eight Premiers... 9.43 The Brothers on the Ban* Gua Williams, In changes .^..10.25 TJAhLOB COFCERT.-STRING QUABTETT CLUB. Jr FIhST ANNUAL MaTiNEE , For the Benefit ot tho Quartett Fund will be given at the POVEK OF THE ACAOKMY, WEDNESDAY aFTFHNOON, April 28tb, at 4 o'clock, Tickets 81; can be had at L. MEYEB’d Music Btore, 1413 Chestnut fcireet. and at the door. apB3-4t* /GERMANIA ORCHESTRA, PUBLIC RE&BAR9ALB U at;the Horticultural Hall, every Wednesday, at B>tf v ' HORTICULTURAL HALL. ' Tickets sold at the door and all principal music stores. Packages of five, 81; single, 26 cents. Engagements can be made by addressing O. BASTERT. 1281 Monterey street,,or AN DR F*& Music Store. 1104 Ohestnutst The ’l»Bt Uchearsalof the Season will take plaoe on WedLffdav next. April LBth. oc!7»tft A bbemblyuu.ldingb. a Nt , he WEDNESDAY. April 11, and EVERY NIGHT DURING THE IVEhK. GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY at 8 o’clock. „ 'llrketK 25 cla,; Cblldron 15ct». Begin at 8. ap«-4W 1 ENTZ'S And HABBLEIt’B b ■ * THiRTIKTIi ANDLAOT . ORCHESTRA MATINEE »pl Will be glv.Qn on MAY Bth. A capemyof kne BllQTeTcntll Open from 9 A. M, to 6 P, M-»• Beniamin West's Great Picture of _ W CHRIST REJECTED stlU on exhibition. hoVr^r^o^MS^UaS'f \ ; iAdinlMlOD..locents. - ■ The Hnore .iToupe of L*tdy VplocipedUts mu com mence. THURSDAY. April Ist. _ w inh9 ttin{ ' • • J» W. POST, American conservatory of music.— FIFTH GRAND CONCERT, FRIDAY. Abril 80th. Twenty-elghth MatluGe. Wednesday, May 6 th. ■ m-i Notlceln M KdurationalColumn," ap16t72154283tS i oipri.Kar. R O KNPV£B, and°BT^^AM»LE^^toK' iSSS* Sb D o E u^rl^® SCISBORB IN CASES of tho finest quality. Razor;. Knives, Bristol, and Table Cutlery, Ground and Polishod. EAR INSTRUMENTS of the most approved eonstrdctlon to assftt the hearing, at P. MADEIRA'S, Cutler and Bur elrai in.trument Maker, 115 Tenth street, below Chest nut. : ■ mVLtf hUIQIIIEB BOtUDING. bUMMEK BOAHDING-DESIRABLE lIOOM3 CAN O bn had on the North -Pennsylvania Railroad, within tGo minutes’ walk ol City Line Station. Apply at lGk Filbert .t. ; - ’ ■ ; , apMSf- IIKITIOVAJL,. REMOVAL.— THE LONG . ESTABLISHED -DEPOT for the purchase and fl»lo of second band, doors, windows, store fixtures, sc.,’ from Seventh street to Sixth etreot, above Oxford, whereeuch articles are for Baio in great variety. - ./ . WLLIB. ! E. B Window Shade.. Bede. Mattrfleses; _ Garpeto hnd Curtains. No. 188 Ndrs. Nlnti etroot, FhUadolphla. el- mhlT-3nl UfTHCEg, ' / J >V y-T -i!* IV 7 I colobbp aWMbe/of If 1/ 1 mint a* For particulars. I i-HWBi •v-’N“'fiii4'w.ea r IfXSmNi Serf y-. N0.10,® I COST I.EA®- ( « .Fourth ”*>»— . opUCtutli s' Bfifi ffBDUIALt Hair '-Wigofr,- For the Renovation of the Hair. 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Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts longer on the hair, giving it a rich glossy lustre and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer dt Co., Practical and Analytical Chemists, LOWELL, MASS. FBICE $l.OO. all DratsltU everywhere. At wholesale by il» <Ss COm Philadelphia. mh» tq:th*-eo;r.lr Sou b; J.M.MA m MEDICINES rftEFABS3> BY Q&TMACLT ACO„ nnpmftT TO O. L,U PBfBOB KAPOLEOH. 45 Btnt t>is AIcUELIEU. PAKltt. SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE OF IRON. B» Uu& M. V . Doetear «• Science*. OBIM4UI.T ACOv, OHmiBTB. PAJK*. According to tbe opinion of the member* of tbe Pari. Aemdrmr of M dleine.tbk srflcle 1« euperior to ell the femjglnon* preparation. known. It acore beet wltn th» BtonJich, never caus*-* comJveneaa; It contain* ibeeJO meets of the blooa and tho r*«s*eoua frame. and sacceoai where other prepay* lien* roch u ViUjt'* pi »»Iron reduced by hydrogiii. t*ct*te of iron. and tortf*** 0 *” mineral water. On- toblei'y of t±i®. «r syrup contain* three < "Hina ofanlt of Iron. They are both colorless. A*«nU in Phlladclpi «Jj _ RICHARDS A CO., N . W. ror. TENTH end HAIOCET 81a. L£«AL NOTICES. In the DISTRICT COUPT FOR THE CITY AND Coantj of Philadelphia.—BENJAMlN E._CHiaWELD Tf. WILLI tM K. UIAB, JOHN L. BAP.BIN UK tt and SIMON UCUIEN. Vend. ex. March Term, MSI. hereby givca noticethathe bubeea appointed Auditor Id the District Court for the cityand county of Philadelphia, to dMribnto the fond now In Court, arirtrft from the sale by the Sheriff of the foUo«r* lne described real atile of tbo deleodiotj SIMON LIiUTtN, to wit: Alt that lot or ploco of with the building* and thereon erected, eltuate on the eoutheaat _fhri»f_®r Fourth street and Willow street, in thatpaxt of the City of Philadelphia formerly called the Northern Libert 104, now the T» olftb Ward of the said city ; containing in fraut .or breadth on a»ld Fourth ctrcct fit teen feet nlno m length oc depth along the eouth aide o! the eald W<Uoy street fif J y rino feet to a certain nine-feet wide allty load- Kfftoui John's court into the aMd Willow street. (Bela* too raoiS premise* which Daniel Kellner and wife, hjr in* denture dated December 30th. Mil and recorded la L K. B . Ne-65. page 131, &c . eranted and conveyed unto Matlld Liohten. wife of eaid Btmon Liehtco. In roe.) Tbo Auditor give# no'lce that he will hear allperUea having claim fund, at bUofhce. No. Wal nut etreet, In the city of PWladelpbfa,on WEDNESDAY. Sth May, 1688, at 11 o'clock A. M , w h"J l ®™ “1 perrons are required to make their claim, or bo debarred W coming in Dn 'cuRiH.^BTCABT PATPERSON. Auditor. apß-lOt* IN TUB ORPHANS* COURT fOE THB CfTYIAtTO 1 County of Philadelphia.—Batata of REESBU. FELK deceaaed -Tbe Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle and adluettbe firet and fiatf account of HBNRVL. FELL and EDWAKO IL FTSIC Kaecutora_of the^laat will ud testament of REESE D" PECu< doce report distribution of tho bilanc* In the «fe‘F«Se°t' i° d t E A\onS|l.'. IN 'I HE ORPHANS* COURT FOR THE CITY AND 1 County of Philadelphia.—Katato of WILLIAM MILLS, deceased. Tho Auditor appointed by tbj Court to audit, B ettle and adjuat the acoount of MATILDA J. MILLS. Executrix of *>“ wffl gf • WILj LiaM MILLS, deceased, and to report distribution of tho balance in the hauda of tha accountant, wIU moot the parttee interented for tho parpoao of hiaappointoient, on MONDAY. April 28, 18®. at J. O’Moob, P. M« •*. hM office. No. 128 8. Sixth a treat. In tho^cit^ apls-tba-tusts * Auditor. IN THE OKITIANB* OOmtT FOB THE OITV 1 County ol Philadelphia.—Estate of JOOEPHGItBBN, deceased -The Auditor aprpinWd the to audit* i-e+tle and adjust tho account of BENJAMIN ORKCNafia EVAN GBEtN,Executors of tholaat wlUo* said JO|B H x (jBEEN, • deceased, and to report distribution of thj balance In the hands of tho accountant, wjl tho parties Interested, for thopurpoee of nU appointment, on f TUESDAY April 37th. 1869. at 2 o*«loci, r. M« at HU nfficck ?o. 144 South tilth etreet (3d rtory) -'?c Vh°B tjki, o * ‘ Philadelphia. _,apl6-thalus» TN TIIE' DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED I fititeafor tie Kutcm Dletrict. or.Pennjvl.Bu4ft.~la ~ tha® matte? $lB AAC P. WENWEL, Eankrupt-Th® , miVSlttSd hereby kived notied'of hie »npoin‘inentai'- AaaSSeoi™ ISAAC P. WENDED (formerly.of-tUa Brih* ; of I P WESCEC ii CO. and BURKE & iWtSNCE'i) of Philadelphia In the County of Philadelphia, and Stata of FeSnaylvanla, within .aid Dietrich who ha. been ad judged a bankrupt upon blaown petition bytheaald Dla tricl Court. W. H. YEBKES. Aaslgnoe. 327 Walnut street. I’hiladephia, To wbom.it may concern, ■ ; npiO^>f ; T El TERB TESTAMENTARY ON THE E3TATN.OF XJ I'H'jM AS THOMPSON, late of (he Oity of Phlladol J phla decoased,,having bp*n.granted to tlio B;ibtortber« by thoßbglßter of Wills of the county of PhUadelobla, nil peiBOEB indebted to. raid estate ’are roquoatad tataKUco paymt'nt, ond thone having claims or duinana* against the sapolo.present thom-witbout^dolaj mhiie-p,t)t* i r No. 837 St. John Btreet. - WOJUb AR» W001>» CBOBB OBBI3K USSHIGH GOAL. PLAISTBO * MSSSSktS^SjB^ DMJsed & a *£wlrSSm‘ Btr d eot B floor ?•^lUracei?* h^m^SSSess^ismi , j ■« 11 *«' * J I • ' ' 1 " JOHNF. BHRAFF. i > m iMi«|gned invite attention to Lehlßh and Locust: Momitaln Coet < by^wetWAkc*^ Arch street wbarf. qcbaylkUU hy do CONBUMERS MUX OUK COAL? B&. oanwwe break, bP Jarao coal with o >eakotv by. /.hroaordduce an article that, cannot be :fqiialod ,hjr r, ™dlc to uato »■ Wv wraor Tbl^wih^Bdf y^lTg. n :^ aUe '■> = KEIFEK & BKiMKQEB. BOABBINfi.' TJOABDINU at MRS. H. W. GItAVISNBTI'JE 1 t D Twcnty-flrat and Venango streets; .flvo minute# walk from uloga Station,! ~ „ ■ V - S»tbgttUmVi V Germantown Railroad. ■ an DBOME: V, COMMONIOATWG BOOMS AN ft other yaoanclee, wl h board, at 826 South Brood street. ' ' r ■ ... : apSJOt* RH ’ ° ■ Tll« felgDt «OBr .f’; • 1869. In itply:iOß4o?tcrKOii|’ttci Sopfetaty' Wf the Navy, gives tßd following opIdIod: ’ 4 Jlcn. A. K.Borie, Secretary of the i JVaey.-Sin. 1 have toe honor lo achnowledge too receipt of yotwr letter off April B,nB6J>, in #blob %<%■*»- sty t eplnfon?np«in)';toe' tree roeyipK »nd ; orihbactof ObngfoßS' approved Juno 26,1868, which Oxen toe nnmbor or hoars constituting .a, dav’e work of laborers, workmen and: me-, ebonies In , too employment ,*■ of, .toe United . StateßC^^on^ln^^Oonnoctlpn; with the act of Jdlyie: 1862,' which provides ‘•Tbit Section eight of the act to farther promote iheeUlclency.of too navy, approved Decomber ’ 21 1861, be amended sons to'read as follows: •That too hours of labor atid the 1 rate of wages of emnloyds in too navy-yards shall conform, as ni arly as eonslstent with the public in tereevwith . thoee cf.prlvatoe Bt,l bllBhmobta In the Immediate vicinity or too i-eepe’etlvc yards,• to ho determined . by the commandants of the navy-yards,' subject to the approval and rovhion of foe Secretory' of tbe Navy.’” • In reply, I have the honor to stato that the.; whole subject was folly considered in the opinion ' of my predecessor (Mr. Evarts) to the President, on the 251 h of November, 1868, to which X beg leave to refer yon, and from the conclnalons of which I red no mason to differ. ’ In'ray opinion the statute of Juno 26th, 1868, has nothing to do,, 'with tho compensation to be paid workmen In the navy-yards, and leaves that to be determined under tbe provisions of the act of July 16,1862.' The provision that eight hoars shall constltnte. a day's labor has no tendency whatever: to show whether toe day’s labor thus established shall be paid at a lower or, higher rate than a day of ten hours' labor, or at the same rate. The rate of compensation is still left by law to be determined: under the rule pre scribed by .the statute of July 16, 1862,50 as to conform as nearly os consistent with the public In terest with those of private'establishments lit the. Immediate vicinity of toe respective yards* to be determined by the commandants of navy-yards, subject to top-approval and revision of the’ Sec retary dr the Navy. If private establishments in the neighborhood employed .their bands five hours toe day only, there would obviously bo no justice in reducing the wages or those employed in toe navy-yards for eight hours to tbe amount paid by the day in private establishments, and the law Intended no sneb result. On toe other hand, I lind nothing In the statute .which,requires yon to pay the same price for eight hours’ labor which private estab fuments pay for ten or twelve, as toe amount of. service rendered or toe quality of work make tbe fewer boors in the navy-yards equivalent In value to tbe longer time hired In private establishments, or for some other reason make it consistent with public interest. Very respectfully your obedient servant, E B.,Hoab, Attorney-General. In consequence of too above opinion, Se cretary of the Navy sends the following circular letter to commandants of navy-yards and sta tions : Navv Dkfabtmkst, Washington. D. C . April 22, 1669.— Sir: The act ef Congress, approved June 26, 1860,, constitutes eight' hours a, day’s work for all-laborers, workmon and mechanics employed on behalf of the government. While tons establishing the length of a day’s work. Co n-8 ress omitted to repeal the act of July 16, 1862, reuniting tbe wages of employes iu the navy yards lo conform, as nearly as consistent with tbe public Interest, with those of private establishments In the Imme diate vicinity of tbe yards. Until these laws are repealed, the department must abide by them. Tbe department baa no authority- to, ex tend the hours of Labor by making more than, eight hours a day’s work, but It has the right- to employ mechanics, workmen and laborers extra hours, audio pay them pro rata for extra labbr. Where,therefore, necessity exists for extra labor, yon are at liberty lo exercise your discretion iu foe matter, so as to" assist the working classes, and at the. same time do justice to the Govern ment Very respectfnlly, KIBOSTON. JA.-Brin Haldea. McDonald—62l bags coffee £5 bbla do 18 baga pimento 10S tona logwood quan tity of old metal D N Wetalar £ Co. cKJMDAD—Bcbr Abble Ucdrman. Eaton—3lB hbdo 34 tea aogar £0 bbda molaaces ff a w Welah. - ' ■' VVINDBOB—BcbrBLTaT. Baker—299 tans piaster C C Van Bora _______ BJAKLNJS BOUifillll. POST OP PHHAPELPHIA-Arg11.34, Sun Kum.s3oißPa.BCT. 6.471 Hiaa Wim, 11'Ai IBEIVED VESTEBDAY. Steamer Taeonv* Nichols* 34 hours from Kew York* with mdse to \V M Baird ifCo. ' ' Brin Baideetßr). McDonald, 18 days from Kingston. Ja. with logwood, coflee, do. to D N Wetzlar A Co. 15th Inst, lat 28 43. lon 78 80. encountered a terrific gale from WWW to NNK, With heavy ~fctoea sea; throw overboard about 20 tons logwood off deck, as she was Üboringand Eaton, 12 days from Trinidad* soeir sfid teowstt to 8 d W-Welih. v iKrßLTiEßaker. 12 days from Windsor. NB. with nl&nler to C C Van Horn. BcS Olivia. Fox, 1 day from Odessa, DoL with grain to Jas L Bcwley A Co. BELOW. , _ Bark Queen Victoria, from Liverpool; brie* AFLar rabee, irom Cardenas. and Catawba, from Matanr.au.— Reported by Tbos N ScbeUenger. pilot CLEARED VEtfTEKDAY. Steamer Tonawanda, Jennings, Savannah, Philadelphia and BontbcmjdAil SB Co. . • _ , ■ steamerß Willing. Cundlfli Baltimore, A Groves, Jr* Steamer F iYankun* Pienon. Baltimore. A Groves, Jr. BtlgJ B B*W Welsh. Schr Hattie Bosa,lHrich, Portland. Warren & Gregs. Bchr Althea, Smith. Wilmington, DeL D,B Stetaon & Co. ftrhr \V T Bym, Robinson, Manokin River, captain. . ,• HEMORANDA Ship St Hail:. Wood, frcm New York, it Acapulco 2 lit alt and remained 36th. Ship Celeatial Emplro, Taylor, cleared at Ban Francisco 33d Inst- for Callao. _ „ _ „ . Shin Bctbiah Thayer. Cartney. from Callao for Nantes, atPalalaf BcUolels)6thlost : . ‘ . "Steamer’Prometheus,' Gray, sailed from Charleston T UtXmer MerrtmaXweir.for Rio Janeiro, *c_ cleared at Steamer-Victor, Cates, cleared at New York yesterday * < Mason, cleared at Liverpool 7th lust reported for Halifax. . Bark Aberdeen, Treat at Matanzas 16th instant for Brave, Lucas. 136 days from Yokohama, with tea, at New York yesterday. , . Bark Archer, Tibbetts. So days from Buenos Ayres, at New York yesterday, with hides’, hair. he. ■, - Bark UabeHAre). Moody, from Buenos Ayres 12th Feb. and Montevideo 14th, with hides, wool. die. at New York J BarJk Sarllelra fNG). Wessels.37 days from fUo Janeiro “ifrAlblKtltli W heuco o, for St John. MB. saUed fr ß?f^J l^l'ciaiy° l cio l u!d? , otoared at Boston 32d Inst for. ** Brffjesrie Rhynae, Tucker, sailed from Trinidad 18th inst. for this port. .. ..... Brig Lizzie Wyman, Gamage, eailod from J.rimdaa 14th inst for tbJfl sort. •••• __ ■ Brigs Mary Bte«arL Adams; M A Perry, Chase; Geo W Horton, Rhodes; Sarah Payaon (Br). Dakin; Clara Jenkins, Gilkey, and Helen O Phtnney, Boyd, at Mataa* sas Uth inpt. for a port north iof ,_ ■ ' *•'. Brikßynerioh. Wood, for this port, fcnd' A O Titcomb, Titcomb, f«r Baltimore, were at Matanzas 16th inst. Bchre Abble. Dawes; Flt Baird. Ireland; M D Haskell, Barbour, and Charlotte Fish. Strong, at Matanzas 16th Inst, for this port. f ;• 1 '• ,> ' t : Scbr Glcogany, -Yat6a, hence,remained at Matanzas 16th inet tor a port north of Hatteras. Bcbta Goddess, Kelley, from Pawtnckot for this port; FA Sawyer. Norwood, .and Lookout, Pomeroy, from Providence for do.at Newport aiet inst, SchrsA Wooley. King and M B Mahoney, hence at Gloucester 19lh inst bchrMary J Russell* Smith, cleared at Salem 21st inst for inis port » f,,/':,... >• v Soar A A Andrews, Kelley, cleared at Boston 82d inst. for this nort, Bchrs North Pacific, Ericsson, and B 7T Smith, Harvey, hence at Providence 23d Inst-the latter for Pawtucket Bchre Clara. Muiford: F Hanmer, Brooks; W P Cox, Bateman, and JSWfilaen,Steelman. hence at Danyora M £tehra AdmiraV RteeSman. H L Sleight, Willetts; j'o Babcock, Smith, and LAM Rood, Steelman, sailed from Salem3lstinstijfoMWHJWt f '' •• ' Bchr J&8 Jones, hence at Oharleetoa yesterday. Schr Transit* Kafkett, hencft JBd Inat : . Bchr Flora A Sawyer, Norwood, from Providence for Philadelphia. whUe tolpr M the. outer harbor Newport morning of Wet Was run into by an.um known schooner which had Just got under w ay, and carried aw ay main rigging and sir too timbers on the starboard eide.The other: yesaol kept .ou.hor course, having apparently recelveeno'damage. v’; SCmMEKKKSOaTS. MOUNTAIN BPRINGB, N.J., ' wareand Morris. and Kiaex RaiUoada. Clogeeoimec tion. E f b.COLEMAN, ap3l w&B2mS Proprietor. Pi? ™ f MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Thisdelightful Bummer Resldancp uill bo openfor tho , re&pirpn“oTi!ue«t«eT i i»ud ! afterM»YX. : ,r f fie JJVfftt&hd grounds have beoa arranged with summer 7 arbpfe, croquet ground*. biUiard rooms. &c., and for shade. sss® -epl6thstuBmo} f’'; ?. ■*-?r.i , V7?Ts Froiii>ua..Ba'.' EDPCATMM. A M si E. ( OORn2| WALNUT bTB. beginon A. E. BoniE, Becretary of the Navy. , HKAI., JESTAXE MiEfk • *»’ City anaTionii ty of BhlfidSSWßwSniSir'WUMn, ;t 01, v«. J»mc»K. Bowman, et aL. of March Term. - X‘*9, So. 14. Partition In Kgnliy, In purraanoe of an order and decree made by tbe .aid uonrt, in the abore .canae. on tb,27lb day ofM.rch, A.-T>. 16®, will bo »oW*t' pioptrty. vlx.r No. I.—‘Ihree-story Brick 1 Dwelling, Brandy wine street, west of Twentieth etrret All that certain tbree-stoTy brick messuage and lot of ground, »lt Date on theborth aide of Brandywine street* at tbe distanced 183 feetweetword from Twentieth street, In tbe Fifteenth. Ward, of; the city*of ; eon* lalning jn from on setd Brandywine utrtet lb feet 3 inches, and extending lb length'or depth northward 68 feet t> inches to the middle lino of a certain 4 feet wide s alley. •; i • No. 3 to 6 —6 welleecured Ground Rents. $2BB, $BO, $3O, $3O end $4B a year.—All tbarcertalnjearly'grbund rent or somor s*BB, lawfol money of the United otatca of Ame i ica. itßijing endpayabio In half-yearly payments 100 the fir*td’3*of> too monthsof January, and duly, iaevery year forever, without deduction of iaxefl, oat of • and for. 411 that certain lot of grophd.rUuate -on the easteido of 'Brrad*etreet,'atthe dhtaned pi ll# feet south ward Of Vine street, inthe city. of Philadelphiacontafhliig in trqnfcdn sa‘d «road street 18 feet, and ijiietigth or depth of that w*dtb eastward 180 feet to Wlatar coiixfc , ■ ? *. • • ho. 3—dll that certain yearly rent ‘charge, or stun of $BO, lawful money of the Unitea btatedof 'America; pay* able b* James Kerns, hla heirs and gselgna.,oo the first days of tbe months of January.and . Juiy.' hi e*ch and every year lorever, without deduction for taxes, Ac., chargeable on and issuing ont of all that certain lot _of ground, situate in the First Ward ol the city of Phliadel phis, on the south sido of a SOieet wide, street, caled . Gbete stmfclaid out from Second street to Moyamenting avenue, at the'disUnce of 118 loet south of ana parallel with Moore street; commencing at the dis tance of 860 feet 4 inches eastward from tbe oast aide of Mo*amecsing avenue; containing in front on said ■ Cpleste street 13feet 1 inches, and ..extending. of that width In depth parallel lines,at right angles to Celeste street 63 feet. , no: 4.—A11 that certain yearly rent-charge or sum of sBolawfdl money of thc,Unitedof&te4of Amo ica, paya ble by the said JanjeaKcrns, hid helps and assigns, on the first days of the mt nths of January and July, in each and every year forever, without deduction for taxes, Ac., chargeable on and iesulog out of all that certain lot of ground, situate In the First Ward afo-paaid, on the south side of said 80 feet wide Street, called- Uehato .street, commencing at the distance of 805 feet Sluehes eastward from Sioyatnersink avenue: containing in front ooia d Celeste street 13 feet 7 inches, and extendiog of that widthin depth southward, between parallel lines at right angles to Celeste street. 58 feeL v /•. ho. S.—AH that certain yearly rent charge, or sum of $3O, lawful money of the Baited States of America, paye me by James Kerns,bis .heir* and vsigm.on the first days of the months of 3 anuary and J uly in each and every year forever; without deduction for taxes, Ac., chargeable on and issuing out of all that certain lot of ground, situate In the First Ward aforesaid* on tbe:.eotuh side of said3o feet a Ide street called Celecte street; commcndog at the dutancoof 373fretli incheseaetwardof SaidMoyameo* • sing avenue; containing in front on said Ctleste street 14 feet, and extending of that width ,in depth southward, between parallel lines at right angles with said Celeste street, 60 feet, including therein the western moiety, or ball part of a certain alley, 2 feet 2 inches:wide, to be left open between the haebj granted premises and miserlidjoioingto tbeeast. - ' No. 6. All that certain yearly ground rent or sum of $4B, chargeable half yearly. Issuing and payable by JChnH’teson bis heirs and assigns, entbe tirat days of tbe months of Januaiy and Jaly in each and every year hereafter forever, without deduction for taxes, Ac., out of and for all that certain lot of ground* with the three-story brick messuage or tenement thereon ejected;- situate ou ' tbe east tide of Hope atreet,4m* the Nineteenth ;WardL city of Philadelphia, commencing at the distance of 138 feet southward from the south side of Dauphin street; con taining in front or breadth on raid Hope street 14 feet, and extending of (bat width In length or deyth 42 foot to tbe middle at a certain 41e4-t wide fdley. Pull i Artfcalarß at the office of the Master- Terms-Cash. $lOO to be paid ou each at tbe time of sale. BytbeCourt-r : JEIfOME CARTY, Muter, " ~ 51 North Sixth street. M. THOMAS & bONS, Auctioneers, ap3 1017 24 Noe. 139 and 141 8. Fourth etreet ifcTTk’UUUC: SALEON THE I‘«RMIBE9 -THOMAS "KSfAEoM, Auctioneer* —Very Elegant Country Best. 821 MauricD, stable and coacn-houee, 9}£ acrc-a, ho<sed. coW* carriages. barneee, oart. dtc.. aju'nweet onis- of Old Vork Road and Uhelton avmuc, * hclton (Jbel tenbam township, Moptgtmery county. Pa., tihi railna fi otn PI iladelpbia and h lewwntft^'walk-tatheX*** 1 Kt-e d Station on the North Penns) Ivania Kailroad. Ko*i deccc oflferry C. D&viß, Keq. On Sitarday; May 1. Its®, at 3 o'clock. F M.. will be sold at public sale, on tbe j»rcmite*»«all that very elegant, country e-aLejtuae at the southwest corner of the Old > ork Road acd Gheltou ayenue, Cbelton iiiUd;COpipristog 934 acr*-s of land Tho improvement* hre a v<*ry handsome and well and sub eUntiaJly buUfefiM etory stone mansion. with 2 story back building: baa pailor, with low down grate, dining-room, p«n!r> and 2 kitchens on the first floor; 8 chamoers and uatb rcom, with hot and cold water on the second lloor, i»ud 2 pleasant room* and large water-tank above; gaa fixtures, bot and cold water. wa:erclo?et, furnace, cooking-r&Dge, numerous closets, marble mantels, pi rcb, thief alarm, which also communicates with the coachman's room at the bam; handaomo stone stable. uitbSetalla carriage room, coachman's room, hay loft, cow st ed and yard, &o.; stone ice house and milk vault, -tone spring house, frame workshop gnd chicken house, frame cow house, superior hydraulic ram, which supplies tbe bouse and barnwith «xc«Jent spring watsr;;alßo, never (ailing itream of water, a small dam. grove or beautiful old oak and other shade and fmtt trees; a va riely of berries, vegetable garden, with hotbeds; truck patch: hßnd»otaetawfc,carefuUy planted with beautifully grt uped declcious and evergreen trees, around which Is a scry substantial and pretty driving road, .and[nearly. <he whole placebo unde d by-a Btone wall, 'hewl vlbdilt'io the beet manner. Tbe above is located in a ve»y desirable neighborhood, adjoining and in tbe immediate vicinity of very’nendtome country seats and residences, and having unobstructed views from all sides, which add very much to its value. The owner sells on account of being abroad Terms-*One-third cash. ■ 'lmmediate possession. May be examined any day previous to sale. _ HOBBES, COWS. CARRIAGES. <fcc. immediately after thesaleof the country seat, will be sold, a pair of volnable Vermont match mares, sound and gentle; 9 beiferkdne pure AldemeyrS caariagee.dodbli'rand ainsla bajoeeK iron roller.cart, garden implement&,and a variety of other articles need n tbe place. M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers, aplO 17 24 139 and 141 South Fourth street jgA' PUBLIC SALF.-THOMAfi7ft~” SONS.-Ab’C ffsl(tioneers.- Very desirable Country Seat. 31 h acres, MsL Haverford road, Delaware county, Penna.. five minutes' walk of White Hali Station on tho Pennsylvania Centr* L RaLroa<Lnine miles from. Market street bridge.- 1 n TuiihUt. April 27. < 5Sa at U P*cloct(. noo*prill.bo sold at public rale, at tho Philadelphia Exchange, aD that very desirable country eeat, situate in Haverford town ship, Delaware county, Penna,* described as follows: beginning at a stake a the centre of the Pennsylvania Railroad, at the intersection of - theldnetoad and a cor, ner of land now or late of Jacob Castuer, deceased ;thenco along tbe middle of Line road and bv land now or re ported of Charles J. Arthurs,,known as the White Hal' property, south 6314 degrees, west 90 910 perches to a stake in the middle of Hayeriord road at its intersection with Line road: thence along the middle of said Haverford road tbe three following courses and dis tances, to wit South. 32% degrees; east 67 94-100 perches to a stake; south. 40 degrees; east 1932-100 perches to a stake, and sooth. 53 degrees, east 21 68-100 perches to & stake, supposed to be a corner ot Albert G. Preston's land; thence by Preston's land norta6sdegrees,east fa 75 ICO perches to a stake in tho raiddto of tho Pennsyl vania railroad; thence along the said railroad, the three foi lowing fcoureea and distances, bo wit; 4l de grees, west 28 7-10 perches to a stake Bet in the middle of said railroad; thence north 50 degrees,west 17 2 10 perches t/> another stake in middle of said railroad, and thence along the middle of said railroad-north 61 degrees, west 78 76400 perches to the place of beginning; containing 31 acres, 26 perches, more or less The Improvements consist of a atone mansion house, 46% bv 36 feet:2k? rtories high, -with frame kitchen at tached. 20 by 12 feet 1% stories high, with a well of water and pump therein. Tbe bouse contains a porch in front of about 12 feet in width! baa frame bam and stable, 34 by 25 feet, with carriago bouse attached, 15 feet wide and 25 bn length, and a well of water and pump. therein- near the stable do on There is also an; excellent ice hois* upon tbe property, recently built and now fiUed with ice. Tbe lawn In front of the dwelling is well shaded with or namental-trees. There is also a number of apple, pear and other frhit trees on the preinieoa Terms—Due-third of purchase money may remain on mortgage. Possession June Ist. 1860 M. THUMAS & SONS. Auctioneers. 129 and 141 South Fourth street. op 3 10 17 34. - TCWBUILDEBS AND OTHEU3.—THOMAS & Huji Son^SkUctioneerß.—Real Estate.—Valuable Build -ing Loiß?lUdce avenue and Poplar street, Fifteenth and Twentieth WIW& On Tuesday. April 37,18©, at 13 o’clock, noon, will be soldirt public sale, at the Philadel phia Exchange: No. L—All that very desirable buadlqg lot, situate on the southwesterly side of Ridge avenue, about opposite Eighteenth street, comme icing at a point on said Ridge avenue, at the dfat*ncoof 80 feet 5M Inches northwestward from the northwest side of Vineyard street; thence aloDg said Ridge avenue, and cont&iQins >u front thereon 20 feet iff, inches; thence southwesterly be tween lift# parallel with Vineyard street, oh the south east line $0 feet 77£ inches, and on ihe northwest Uaelo3 feet 370 inchf s, with common use end priviloge of a cer tain afeet wide alley, leading into Vineyard street, r No. 3.—A1l that very desirable building lot,, adjoiains and to the southeast of the above: containing Iniront on E idge avenue 20 feet !•?$ inches; thence between parallel tines with Vineyard street, in depth on.-thenorthwest line 80 feet 1% inches, and on the southwest Unb 78 feet 8% inches tothe said 8 feet wido alley, leading into Via** yard street with common use and privilege of the satin* No. 3—All that desirable building lot (triangular and having three fronts), Situate on the south side cf Poptar street northwest tide of Vineyard street and northwest side of Oearv Btroot, in the Fifteenth Wai*d; containing in front on Foplar street 107 feet iuebos, in front on Vineyard street (80 feet wide) 70 feet 7i£ inches, and on Geary street 75 feet & inches. _ To be sold according to plan thereof, by Edward D Roberts, City Surveyor. . . . ' _ it The above lota are particularly worthy tho attention of bnildere, being in the midst of recent improvements of high character. Ridge avonue is very rapidly increasing in importance as a business locality} particularly in this, neighborhood. M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers, aplO 17 34 ' •- 130 and 141 South Fourth Btreet. ®’ REAL’ ESTATE.—THOMAS il SONS’ BALE.- On Toes day,' April 27th. 18©, at 13 o'clock, noon, will .be., sold , atpublickv- iale r ,.,at -ithtf.- 'Phila delphia Exchange, the following described property, vie.: No-1. Two threa-story briefc .dwellings,. Noe. 808 and 808 ivCatharlne 1 street, west of Eighth Street.' All those two tbreo atoiy brick messuages, with one-story kitchens and lote of ground, situate on the south side of Catharine street west pf Eighth JtreetiNosc BU6 and 818; containing in front-UTeefcand extending fa dopth£s feet; • i Each subject to a yoarly ground rentdf $33. 1 No, 3.—Dwelling No. 803 Essex street All that three story brick meisnsge and lot of ground, situate on the east side ©f-Eesex street, 85 feet soutn of Catharine street, No. 8f8: containing fa front 12 feet. and extending in depth 88 feet to a 8 feet wide alley, - Subject toa yearly_ffround rent of 556 , .. v *• -i w M. THOMAS . _ apl7 32 24 1© A l4l Soutn Fourthstreet. Gb BEAL ESTATE.—THOMAB & SONS’ BALE- E,;:;! Very Valuable Lot and Buildings. N. E, eomor of ■» Broad street and Battonwoodstreet, 9024 feet (root, 128 feet deep. 8 fronts. On Tuesday, April alto. 1889, at 12 o’clock, noon, will bo rold at -publlo a; 10. at the Potladol phi&Kxchange. all that, large andvaluable lot of ground and thoiniprovements’thereon ereotod,' situate at ffle norl heoßt comer ofßroadand Buttonwood streets i con tabling in fropt on Broad street 90 fect lM inohoe and ex. tending in depth alone Buttonwood andwhltehall streets 128 feet—B very valuable fronts.' The improvernente are p throe-story brick dwelling arid brick stable, fronting on Whitehall Btreot, and a one-otory brick factory on But tons ood street. . •, . ‘ • ■ " •' ■■ : Bnbiect to a yoarly ground rent of $B4O, and a mortgage amounting to 86,600, together 819,800 ,,, M; TOOMA3 k SONS, Auctioneers, aplß 10 24 129 end 1418. fourth strobt- ay, ' ABjtKHMtjifiSea. JBEAIi BBTATE SAILED. ■ia fitob'e and C'o«e)>hott>4, •tfaiGTreon.hiUad, M«n belm«tieet, Mortheert of JTowwblo line, Gormautown. ; wi stv.second Ward, 209 feet front. Sib feet deep. On Tnei dav. April 27tn. 1869. at 12 o’clock, noon, will be fold at pnblfo sale, at tb« Philadelphia fcxch.ugo'. All that .very elegant couniry reeldeoca asd largo lot of gronni ’situate on the norib tide of Uanbeim st’eet, 535 feet 136 :20i feettotabrtda etreeU SiGtcetfiSTncbesj theuce west 219 feet linch; thenee .Boutb 329 feet inches to the place of beginning. The imnoYtinnate ere an elegant 2J4*story stone and brick mastic mansion', finished in a very superior manner, and in excellent repair,handsomely papcrcdpnd painted ;hes* parlor* with bay window. llmwing-rooin, dunftg-rojm, library,2kitchens, washhouse (with stationary tuba;, and verandah on the first floor: 6 chambers ana bath room on the second flior, ana 4 rooms above; g«sand water throughout, stationary washrtsnds, hot and cold water, watercloset* furnace, cooking rango, low-down grate in sitting room,larg« dry cchar;tower on the house, ‘which command* an extensive view, galvanized iron, rooft atone and brick mastlo stab!* and co>%ch bouse, haa. .4 stalls* coachman’s and gardener’s rootns and bamcea ro« m*pump of spring water; under-ground .drainage, ireeu house and hot beds, vegetable garden; handsime lawn, pianted with evergreen *nd shade treei, and laid out with superior macadamized drivinc paths: an abun dance erf fruittrpes end is beautlfuUy located;ad , lir-the* immediate vlclnitv of pf-ver*l very elegant countr/.eeata and residencos, about 16 minntcs’ wftlk of •W&’tfno Station, on the Germantown Hailroad. *' ' ' ' Terms-One-third Cash. , « * *■ K3T')tniijC'diate possession. May he examined any day •revlouß to sale. , _ f2f"Bec photographic view at the Auction Rooms. M. THOMAB & BONB. Auctioneers, 189 and 141 South Fourth street. ap!ol7 24 ‘jca ASSIGNEE'S BEKEMBTOHYfIAI>E--IN IBANK. :Ei?3 nipicy.—Estate of rbomas Hull, trading as Thomas i*oi B U n & Co.. Bankrupt—Thomas ii Sons. Auc ttoncrre.—Valuable Slate Quarry, Upper Mount Bethel township, h ortbampton county, Pennsylvania. On Tuea d-y. April S7tb,lBtd, at 12 o’clock, booiuwiU-be «pid_nfr feuDlic sale, without reterve, at ths Philadelphia Ex change, by order of the Assignee In Bankruptcy of Thomas Hull, trading aa Thomas noil & Co., the canal undivided two-thirds interest in the following described uodivlded two-thirds part of all that tract of land ana elate quarry, situate in the township of Up per Mount bethel, in the county of Northampton, and Ist ate of Penmylvania.'l'Boundedtand described a a fol lows, towlt: BeginniogAt a stone In a creek Aon public road leading from Delpabnrg to Stroudsburg; tbencofo tbo n iddle of said road north WX deg., west 34 610 perch* sto a white walnut tree; thence by land of Sam’l U*)p south 66)4 deg ,west 318 10perches to a atone; thence by land of the same sontli 34)4 deg.*, east. 42 perches to a. stone; ttence north 47 dfg. cstlßdlO percbeß to astoqe; thence south 31 deg., east 35)4 pferchea (b the middle Of the Brushy Meadow Creek, and thence north 04 deg., east 10 710 perches to a stone; thence north 31 deg.. we*t 36 parches to a atone; thence north 47 4 3-10 perches to the plftcd of, beginning; containing 10 acres, more or less. Ji. : J- >. * *> •• “tibjecfto ' irtf of $lB,OOO. Pubjecf to a mortgage , , . Bale absolute. 8600 <o be paid at time of sale. HERMAN HAMBURGER. Assignee. M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers, : ap3l7 24 189 and 141 Sooth Fourth Street REAL ESTATE-THOMAB * SONS’ SALK ;K5 HaDdßome Modem,!'duf-etory Brick Keei4eoce, 6a. r®»274 South ,Fourth *tr*et, ; a>»Ve Spruce street* 0a .Tuesday, A pril27tb.‘lB6l Utl3 o'clock, noooi' will betold iat public eale, at the* Philadelphia Exchange, all that handsome iood» rn fotir-efory Brick Messuage, with three- back buildings and lot of ground, situate on tbe to-est fide of Fourth street. 8& feet north of Spruce street, >o. 274,containing in fronton Fonnbstreet,s2teet and; extending io depth 104 feet 0 inches—together with -the' ’common use and privilege of a 4 feet wide alley leading idto Spruce street. Tbe house has nil tbe modern con IrveaJenc* e; gas introduced, bath, hot and cold water. Heater closet, furnace, cooking range, Ac.; two elegant, imiorted cut-glare ehandelleraln toe parlors, and the gas fixtures throughout will be included in the sale of the ihouee: contains 2 pallors and dining room on the first iloo r : 9rhambera and kitchen; has dry cellar and pro vision vault. The buildings extend 8u feet in depth. JU Sis well adapted for a ofijee and residence; jjoca* ed in a vsiy. desirable neighborhood. Adjoining :the dwelling of Col James Page. ’ Immediate possession, slay be examined any day pre .vlota fo sale Terras—«B 0-0 may rema‘n on mortgage. 2d. THOMAS 4 : 5p3,17.24 139 and 141-BouthFourth street M f PUBLIC SALE.-THOMAB * SONS', AUCTION e era,—No. L—-Derirabie Small Partm- 3, 1 * acre*, TJ ani * monton avenue, Hatntnonton. -'Atlantic coantyrN ;J., one mile fiom nation on the Camden and Atlantic ;K*ilroad. On Tuesday. April 37. lft® atl? o,c|ocb, noop, in be sold at public pale, at the ifhtladelrhlaExchaagk. ‘all that improved emc.ll farm or, count y place,' 31-f acres* •eiroatf on Hammontoo avenue, village of Hamwonton. 'Atlantic county. New Jersey. one mile from elation on Camden and Atlantic Kallroad. The Improvement* "are a I>s story frame bouse. con'ainiug6 rooms, wi h istoncwatl cellar kitchen and store room, conveniently fitted with sink, closet. '6e. frame'p,*rn,: jwith large cellar, work-shop. ? 4c.; shod, -.cCro-drib-• /chicken yard, pocnp of excellent water. 4e: lM“aCrt»of straw berries, blackberries, cranberries, abundance of jof f» uit and pbad*» trees 4c. It ia near a pretty lake for ‘tishiDg, boating, 4c. ... T»nns—(J*sh. ' ! No. 2.—1 ot 7 acres, near the above. All that :lot of, 7 acres, partly buthfed, About3oo yards from toe above, iu a very desirable location, fronting on the mun road Terms— Oath VST Clear of all incumbrance. M THOMAS 4 SONS, Auctioneers, apl&-17 24 139 and 141 South Fourth street tjM BEAU F STATE.—THQMAO- & SONS’« VLB 583; Valuable Three-story Bnck Residence, No. 323 iouth ■ci Hfih street, below Spruce street, with a brick stable, in the rear on Griscom street On Tuesday, April 27th, 1169. at 12 o'clock, noon, will be eold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that valuable three-story brick messuage, with two-story back buildings add lot Of ground, iltuate on the east side of Fifth ebeet. south bf Spruce street No 323; containing in front on Fifth street 20 feet, and extending in depth 185 feet to Griscom street 2 froDls. The house is well aodjuibatsntiall? built. Ac.; bander mely painted and papered; has dining rotm end 2 kitchens on the fiifatiloor; stationary marble waehstands, water closet furnace, 2 cooklns ranges, gu hot and cold water, 4c.: also, a brick etabie (now occu f ted ss a carpenter-shop) in the/rear on Griscom etreoL übject to an irredeemable ground rent of £l2. Terms—B7.ooo may remain on mortgage. Immediate possession. May be examined any day previous to sale. M. THOMAS 4 80NS. Auctioneers, apl& 17 lB9 and 141 South Fourth street A RfcAL ESTATE.-THOMAS & SONS* SALE.— ;Bs£ Three three story brick and''ctcme dwellings. Nob. >B£A42o4' 4206 and 4208 Ludlow street, between Chestnut and-Marketand Fmy-second And Forty-third streets, >Vef tPhilade!pbia.with three three-story brick dwelling In the rear, lot 40 feet e inches front On Tuesday, April 27th, 1860, at 12 o’clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that lot of ground, with the improvements thereon erected, situate on the south side of Lud'ow street, west of Forty-second street. Nos. 4204, -CC6 and 4208; Containing in front on Ludlow st 40 feet 6 incbes;and extending in depth 95 feet to a 10 feet wide elley.witn the free use and privilege of the same. The imirovements consist of two three-story brick dwel lings and a three-story stone dwelling, fronting on Lud low t*trtet,lNos, 4204.4206 and 4208, and three threo-story brick dwellings in the rear. tST Clear of all lncostbrance. Terms—Cash. . r ; M. THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers, aplO 17 24 13ft and 141.8, Fourth street —i REAL ESTATE.—THOMAS 6t BONB’ BALE- Bjsf Valuable BusineeaStand.—Three-story Brick Store JBua and DweUln£N«;7loeaco street, with 9 1 tbree-story brick and two ptoryframe dwtllicg and brick shop in rear, opposite Franklin square. On Tuesday, April 27tb. lfc6Rat 13 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Fblladclphia'Exchange, all these* meesuagetf and the lot of ground thereunto belonging, situate on the south side of Race street, west of Seventh street. No. 710; contain ing in front 17 fett, and extending in depth along Eutaw Street 110 feet to alO feet wide alley. The-lmproyementa. Are a tbree-story brick store and dwkllfngfrontiag onthe comer of Race Eutaw streets, und 3 three-story brick and 1 two story frame dwelling, and a two Btory brick shop in the rear. XkT Clear of all incumbrance. ’i he above is located directly opposite Franklin street, and opposite Franklin* square, and In a* good business neigh box hood. M. THOM A 3 ib SONS,* Auctioneers, ap3 17 24 139 and 141 South Fourth street. REAL ESTATE.—THOMAS & SONS’ SALK lEgitf Modern Three-story Drick Dwelling, No. ill 2 * Lombard street,-west of Eleventh street. On fue* |Bon. At 12 o’clock, noon, will bo soldo public sale at tho Philadelphia Excbange,all that modern lhree-story bnck raefsuage and lot of ground, situate on 'the north side of Lombardstreet,l36 feet west of Eleventh street. No. 1115; containing in fronton Lombard street It feet, and extending in depth 86 feet, together with thu common use and privilege of a 3 feet wide alloy. 1c ha* kaloon parlor, dining-room, kitchen and out-kitchen ou first floor, with'front and baok stairs to second story ; 2 chambers, 1 sitting- room, bath-room and store room ou second floor, and 2 chambers on third floor: in complete order; has been painted and papered tnronghout within two years; has gas, range furnace, &c. . S3r~ Clear of all incumberance. ! Terms one-half cash. Immediate possession. , 1 M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers, - aplfi 17 34 139 arid 141 8. Fourth street E B*AL ESTATE.-THOMAB A SONS’ SALE IBM Modern Three story Brick Residence, with sid>* yard, No. 1938 North Twelfth street, above Berk« street. 46 feet front.—On Tuesday. April 27th. 1869. *c I*2 o’clock, noon, will be sold at publlo sale, at the rhtiaoel phio Exchange, all that moderp three»story brick age, with three>Btory back building and lot of ground, situate on,the went aide of Twelfth street, Above Berk* 'street. No 1936; the lot containing in front on 1 welfcn street 46 feet, and extending in depth 10U foot The bouse Stands back from the street is new and woU-bmltihurt parlor, dining-room and kitchen and summer kitchen on fho first floor, 3 chambers, sittiog room with buy window on rceond floor, and 4 chambers above; gas, bath, hot and cold water, furnace, cooking range, cellar comontod. brick and flag pavement, stoue wall in front with iron railiog. : Terms—sB,ooo may remain on mortgage. ; Immediate possession. May be examined from 9to 5 o'clock. . . M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers. aplO 17 34 . 139 and 141 S. Fourth street. Mi REAL ESTATE.—THOMAS & SONS' SALE.- ■tfj Throa story (Brick- Dwelling, No. 1810 Shlppon MB* street west Of Eighteenth Btroet. Oa Tuesday. April 27,1869, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public kale, at tho Philadelphia Exchange.all that lot of ground, with the.three-etorv brick messuage thereon ereotod, situ- Ate on the south side of Shippen street No. 1810; oonUin uig frost 15 feet 414 inches, and extending in depth 71 feet to a 4 feet Wide alloy .‘which extends westward, and com munioates with a certain other alley 4 feet 8 inches in width, which extends northward into the said Shippen street with the privilege of building over tho s*id 4 feet : B inches .wide alley. The house is in, good orderjhaa t» rooms newly uapered ond pkinted throughout t gas,water - in the yard, stone steps. ya»*d newly paved, &c. - of all incumbrance. M. THOM A 8 AS'INS, Auettouoers, 1 ap!7 22 24 , 189 and 141 Sputh Fourth street REAL ESTATE.—THOMAS A SONS*. SALE T WH? Very yaluable and well established. Business Stand. Elegant four-story marble front and firo-proof btore, No, 819 Ohestnutstreet .between Eighth and Ninth street*, belnaelxetoricaXiigb intßorenr,OßjMneutrwt>oiipa«lta DoaUnantal Hotel. On Tueaday ’Aorll 21„ • 1889, .at 12 o’clock ~noon . the above will bo .old at public «aia , ftt the PhiladeiobiaExdiaiiae. Lot 28 by 175. ; W - Clear of all Incumbrance. , v Tcrme—s7B ,00u may remain on mortgage. May be ex onßned.any day previonato aale,: „ „ ~ . i Bjr farther information apply to C.- H. & H. P. Mulr ,°' t 0 M. THOMAS <b BONB. AacUojieeire , " aplß 172, 139 and 1418. Fdurtbttreet: jftEAL ESTATE SAUSfe jjaV' P'JiKJßlttlfltrtlk »dkUCM— ; iil»J4c*o 4 COtic, * ■sgAncSioneiftg.—Valnabld Bnslnma Stands, Stores, Noe. ‘ Jsf CG add 6880utn Second street above Chestnut street On Tuesday, April 27tb, 1869. at 12 o’clock,nooo, will be cold at public sale, without reserve, at the Pniladetohia Exchange, all that lot or ground, with the buildings tbeieo’n erected, being one three-story brick store and one two-story frame store, situate on the west side ot beccnd street at tho distance of 32 feet north of Chest nut street Nos. 66 and 68 (now occupied *a<mdj,store);/' containing together in on BeCcrnd- st reettfljfeefc IT j mchwf the southrrnmoßt ld.feet 8 beings 60 f* et 9 Inches In depth, and the northernmost 15 feet 3 inrbes thciOof being 48 feet in depth to a 2 feet 9 inches wide fll ey, leading northward into ano her 3 feet 9inches wide -Hey, leading into Btr .wberry street; which alleys •,thip property baa thd privilege of as a passage-way and wste* course, at all times hereafter forever Terms- One-third cash. PoessB>ion on 30 days* notice, tSf~Sale abeo ute. For further information apply to C. >B* 4H. P. Mulrheid. No 206 South Sixth street, or to M. THOMAS a SONS. Auctioneers, ap!7 22 24 139 and 141 South Fourth street. PEREMPTORY SALE.-THOMAS ,4 SONS,, .KSApctloneers.—Very valuable, burin ess stand,, four-;: MLx story iron trout store. Nos. 286 aud 207 Chestnut’ strdet,’between second and Third streets. Oir ToeadaV," April 27, If £9, at 12 o’clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, vtiihoutrfsave, at tbe Philadelphia Exchange, all that superior four-ttory iron front bu lding and lot of ground, situate on the north side of Chestnut street west Of Second street. Nos. 206 and 2C7; containing in front on Oh<fitnut street 41 feet 4 Inches, and extending in depth 61 feet 2 inches to a 2fcct9 inches wide aUesvleadlng westward into Strawberry street; ‘Subject to thereside- ‘ tlon. vir.; a space of 12 feet d inches square, at the north- . eatt comer oftald lot, shall at aU. timed hereafter rertuin open, and no building or p«rt of a building shall ever be erected thereon; the same being left open to afford liaht and air to tbe premises hereby granted, and to the premises fronting on Second street It is well and sub stantiaJly built; nagtton plllart, hofsllDg apparatus, 4c. / Porsetrion on9odays’noticoi. «. v Vi - Terms—One-tbird cash. Sale abiolute. For further information apply to C. H. 4 11. P. Muir held, N o. 205 Booth Sixth street or to . M. THOMAS 4 80N8, Auct’rs, Apl7 t 22,24 , , - and 141 South Fourth street - PEREMPTORY SALE. - THOMAS 4 SONS, lia Auctioneers.—Very Valuable Business Stand—Supe* .■skrior five-story Brick Store, No. 126 Ohestnut street between Front and necond streets, extending through to U&rtgrV alley. 2 fronts, 29 feet front.—On Tuesday, April' 27tb. 1869, at 12 o’clock, noon, will be eold at publlo sale, without reserve, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that very valuable fiv&atory brick bttUdlbg (g*&ttue front to * third story) and lot of ground, sUtlate on ineaduth side of, Oboainutstree , between Front &nd ; .SecoAd'Atreete, No.J 126: containing in fronton Chestnut streec29teet, and ex tending in dt pth on the west line 144 leet to Carter*« alley; theneo extending eastwardly along said alley 18 feet It inches; thence north 61 feet 1)4 inches; thence east 10feet lilcb ; thence north 62 fectlo)j inenes to Ohestnut street, the plare of beginning. The store is well and substantially built; skylight in the centre to roof; iron pillars, fire proof safes, 2 hoisting apparatus, 4c , 4c. Termr—One-third cash, or whole may be paid at option -oLowner." t- t rv > r '; ■ Sale absolute.- .. . .*;; : .* 1 Poeeession June 20th. 1870. For further information apply to C. H. 4 H. P. Muir held. No. 205 South Sixth street, or to ; M. THOMAS 4 Si)NB. Auctioneers, apl7 22 24 139 and 141 South Fourth street. REAL EBTATE.—THOMAS 4 ..SONS’ SALE- BiTjl Valuable buslnees stand?'three-*toir brick Store and JBBSfI Dwelling, south west, corner of Fifth,and Locust streets.—Ob Tuesday, April 27rT£69.-At-12 o’clock, noon, will be sold at public ealc. at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that three-story brick messuage, with three-story bock buildings and lot of ground, situate oo the southwest cor ner of Fifth and Locust etreeta;the lot containing ia front obFifth a'reet 19feet 5 inches; more or less, ana extead inglii ddpth along Locust street 79'feet; has the gas intro duced, 4c. It Lan old eetablHbedt business stand and in an im. roving neighborhood. Ulear of all incumbr-tuce. immediate poasefrioA May be examined any day pre vious to sale. ; j > *t Terms—s6,ooo may remain on mortgage. • U. THOMAS 4 SONS. Auctioneers, ap3 17 24 139 and 141 South Fourth street. TRUSTEE’S BALE-TH6mAS~4 SOMS, _ Auc " lloneers.—Elegant Country Residence, 13 acre#, Eka.J Wavejly Heights, Limekiln couDty, Penns) Ivaina, 9 miles from Philadelphia, and one holt ol a mile from Ablngtoa Station, on the North Fenna. Railroad. On Tuesday. April 2?th, 1849,at 12o*cJock. noen, will be «old at public sale, at the Phil a < efphia Exchange; aIT that elegant couotry eeit.con tafning about 13acrea of land, situate at Waverly Heights. Montgomery county, Fenna. The improve ments ore a hand£Qme_threo'£tory atone .(mastic) res - dence, with two-story-back building;-has parlor.dining room, hall, breakfast room and two altchen-i on the first floor ;4 chambers;bath room and two small pantries on the tecrud floor, and 4 chamber* on the third floor: has bath/hot and cold water; TUruace, cooking range, 4c. Two-story stone stable and frame coach house and two etoij Istone teE&nt house attached. Terms —cash. Immediate joasesslon. Ky order of Trustee. M.THOMAB 4 SONS, Auctioneers, . apIB-17-24 ' 139 and 141 South Street, gp* Rl- AL £B TATE.—THOM A 3 a^«o~^^S , Sflj’-E.- RU? Elegant lour-story brick residence, southsastcoiner ■uiß of bevt-ntcenth and Summer streets.:’/) feet front. On Tuesday, April 27,1869, at 12 o’clock, noon, will b« sold at public s*l& it* tko PhiladeipWa Exchange, all that fptir-etory brick residence and i6t of ground, sitaate at tbe : southeastsotom:of HLventetnth..iind f9nmroer strests; tbe lot cent, it lng In fr< nt on Bummer street 3U feet, aori extending in depth t3feet sinches. The house is in good re>a|r.and baa the modern improvements; gas, b*th, hot sDdcold water, water closet, largo kitchen, with Im pidved range; pew Reynolds’ hot*air furnace, 4c. Gar den at rear, with ftSFClen of all incuib^hce. Terms—ss 000 may ronoain. Immediate possession. M. THOMaS 4 SUNS, Anct oneers. .ap10,17,24 139 and 141 South Fourtn street. ESTATE—THOMAS 4 SONS’ SALE— gS? Valuable Business Location. Three-story Brick Bs* Heridence, No. 983 Arch street, west of Ninth street. —On Tdeeday, ApHl 37tb, 1869, at 12 o’clock, noon, wfll be so’d at public sale, at tbe Philadelphia Exchange, all that valuable tbree-story brick messuage and lot of ground, pituate on tho north aide of'Arch street, between Ninth and Tenth'Btreeta*tNo. 933; cont inlng in front on Arch street 17 feet, and extending In depth 79 feet. 2 inches, crossing &Dd including an alley s bout 3 feet wide. It is located in a very valuable ana improving business neigh borhood? » '’l/. 1 ? 5L THOMAS 4 SONS. AuCtHneetx, aplo 17 24 139 aud 141 S.uih Fourth street REAL ESTATE.—THOMAS & SONS BALE; Hfci Tbree-story-Brick Store and -Dwelling, 8 W. comer *ll* of Eighth and Wharton streets. On Tueadat. April 27,1869, at 12, o’clock, noon. will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that three story brick store and dwelling, with one-story brick kitchen and lot -of ground, situate at the S- W. corner of Eighth and Wharton streets; containing in fronton Wharton street lti feet, and extending in depth along Eighth street 66 feet It has gas. range. &c. . . B36T* clear of all incumbrance. 15?“ Terms— $1,900 may remain on mortgage. M. THOMaS & SONS. Auctioneers. 139 and 141 Sooth Fourth street spl7 22 24 *{£, ORPHANS’ COErtST BALE -ESTATE OP E A. Eiml Bennett deceased.—Thomas A Soos, Auctioneers —Modem Three-story Brick Residence, S. W. cor ner Eleventh and Wallaco streets. Pnrßuant ;tp an oVddr ot the Orphans' Court for the city arid cotirity'df Phila delphia, will be tola at public sale on T iesUay, May 4. 1869, at 12 o'clock, noon,, at tho Philadelphia' ES ohasgp. tbe following described property,’ Into of E. A. Bennett, deceased, viz.: All that three-story brick mes suage and lot of ground, situate at the southwest -Corner of Eleventh and Wallace streets, in the City of Philadel phia; containing in bn adth on e&id Eleventh Btreet 17 feet, and In depth on said >Valiacestreet 81 feet a iueli. and on the south lino thereof, which runs at right angles with said Eleventh street 82 feet &>6 inches. Bounded northward by said Wallace street, eastward by said Eleventh street -southward by ground granted or in tended to have been granted to John Vogel, and west ward by a 3 feet wide alley, leading into and from said Wallace street, at right angles therewith, with the ap purtenances. _ By the Court. JOSEPH MEGAHY^Oork O. C. WILLJAMH. BENtUffriJ E:sCC “ torß - NV^B^—The improvements are‘a threestory brick resi dence, with three-s'ory back building, baa parlor, dlniag rootu-and kitchen on the first floor, 2 chambers, sitting- and store-room on tho- 2 second-floor, and tour chambers on the third; has marble base vestibule;ga*, hot and cold water, furnace, cooking range, marble man tels. bell calls. &c . • M. THOMAS A SONS. Auctioneers, ap!324 myl 139 and 141 South Fourth street. jsBL ORPHAN^’COURTSALE.—ONTHEPREMISES. gn3 Estate of WilmonWhUldin,deceased.—Thomas A mOll Sons, Auctioneers.—Very elegant four-story marble and brick Residence, and furniture. No. 1910 Spruce street, west of Nineteenth street, 22 feet front, 187 feet deep to Howell street; two fronts. Pursuant to an order of tho Orphans' Court for the City and County of Philadelphia, will be sold at public sale, on Monday morning. May 8, lb&V at 10 o'clock, on the premises: All that messuage slid lot of ground, situate on the Bontb side of Spruce street, at a distance of 110 feet westward from Nine teeth street; containing in front on Spruco Btreot 23 feet, and extending southward in depth of that width 187 feet to Howell street. N. B.—Tho improvements are an elegaat four-story messuage,, with three-story double back buildings, m srble hont to second story, baUuce press-brick. It is well ana substantially built, and finished in a very hand some and superior manner, with all the modem improve ments and conveniences—no expense being spared by tbo late owner, who built it. to moke it a first-oioss.residence for his own occupancy. Tho first floor contains walnut vestibule, saloon parlor, large hall, coat room-, with wash basin and water-closet, pantry, butler's pantry, with dumb waiter, hot and cold water, au oxtra and ad ditional pipe supplying cold water winter aud summer breakfast room, winter and summit* kitchens, with r&ngi'b ond sicks in each, with a dumb waiter to wine and provision vault; cellar Is largo and dry. fiooranunde walls of'* which - aro laid with Roman cement, has a laundiy wi h permanent soapstone tubs, with botand cold water; dry Ins room, with permanent table and clothes hnreest solid walnut staircases end banisters; private stairway to loft; second floor 2 com modious chauiboro. bath-room,walnut finish,with marble top waghsfand and water closet; butlot’s pantry, draw- ■ lDg rtom. library and verandah. Jnside walnut shutters, iundsomemarhlo mantels, double ventilators and bells, tpeaklrg tubes in every room, gas throughout; French plate wiodow glass, front to fourth story, inclusive . also lai go Frcncb-plate window glaea iu back parlor windows; riathp&vo* flsg pavement, Ac. The 2d and 8d floors are handsomely fiultbed, each of the rooms in main building bos a solid walnut waidrobe, marble top permanent basins, i*.aible mantels, bath, hot end cold water. Water closets. Ilcatsd throughout with 2'of Gould's patent steam and hot water hestere. _ 1 By the Court, JOOISFH MEGARY, Clerk O. G. • 7 WM. M. FARR. Adnilnlstrstor. ELEGANT FU RNITU BE.—lmßudiatelv After tlio eats ol iho house, will be Bold the ele.aut _w»lnut iurutture, umeo to order by Mcoiti U.tuplou; handsoma earpete, largo French-plate mantelmtfror.Alc.' - - :• , M. THOMAS & 80N9. AuottoneeW ap3 ID 17 24 myl 189 and 141 South Fourth etl *aiA FUBLIG SALE,—THOMAB A SONS’, AUCTION- Bq eera—Handiome Country Beat and Farm, 40 acres, Huk Wiißahickon Station, on the North Pennaylvanla RalFoad, On Tuesday. May 4. 1889, aLI2 o’elook, noon, will he eold at pubUo sale ;at the PhiladelphiaExehanjto, all that handßomo country sent and farm, containing 40 rcres ef good farming l5 nuloarrom Phila delphia, near WiieahTokon Station, on tho North Pean rylvania Rattroad- Tho improvement* _aro, a woU built through the centre, containing I 0 rooms, piazza back and fiont, etone tenant bouse, stone bam, stone sprinahouse,' stable and carriage bouse, grove of wood. young oroh ards, fine spring and'well, good meadow, under good fences ■, W ipsahiekon creek run, through the farm, , ~ Terms—sB,ooo may remafai on moftgago. inunedlato porreetion. WiV be shown by the tenant, Mr. MeCann.,v . ■ ■<• ; 10, THOilAftto BONB,'Auctioneers, spliatmyl 139 and 1418. FVurtb street,, - jßKAfci^A^aMaEs, itg St, deceased—Thtmaa.A Pons. Aucfionicrß ■iMS* y jtrmtnyattrt »n Gr der of: the OrpbfcnsTCoart ’ for the ’ Cftyknd Countyof lphiaTwill be told at public : petty Tate of Allen J. JHunb*; <seccated, vlz:No i. (N?.,8 and Sin the Older of SaleJVerjr, valuable Business . rtaude, two: Four-Story. Bn ek Stores, N o *.230 and • 383 North tecond rtreet, bclow Vioe Btreet, 88 foot 10 inchei front. lIS feet deOf. NO/ 2. All -that lot of gronnd.witb iho foor.story irtm and brlck store: thereon created, situate oiitbe west aide Of .second % flureet. at the distance of 72feet*outhward. from tbe ionth aide of New street, between Shed and Vina street, In the citv of. Philadel phia ; containing In front on Second strict 19 feet 6 inches., end extending in depth llufeet v Subject to a certain mortgage debt or principal sum of $lO,OOO. 1 " ' r - i No. B.—All that lot ofgronnd, with the four-atory iron and brick store thereoh erected, situate on the west side ot Second street, at the distance of 91 fret 5 inches south* waid from tbo south side of ,New street, between Race and Vine streets, in the City of Philadelphia : containing in front on Second Btrcet 10 feet-5 inches, and extending In depth 110 feet, / . • , Subject to a yearly ground rent of $6OO, payable semi annually. , , • :• N. B.—Tbeimprovements arc two substantially built SDd Tvell-eetabliebed stores: iron front to second story; hatchway to four stories; skylight, water-closets. Ac. No. 4. (No 4 in the Order of Sale )—Very Valuable Basinets Htend. four-story Store, Nos. 635 and 627 North Bccond street, below Coates street, 27 feet 4 inches front, IS7 feetl inch deep to Peach street, 2 fronts—All those brick messuages and lot of groand, situate on the east aids of Second street, between Ureen and Coates streets, city of Philadelphia, formerly called Northern Liberties; con* talLlnginbreadthonSecondetreet27f*et 4 inches, and extending thence eastward about 64 foeh wbere it widens On the north Bide to 28 feet, and from thence extending of (bat increased width the further depth of about 66 feet 7 inches on tbo north line, and on the south line 63 feet 1 inch to a 16-feet wide street called Peach street, extend* nig from Green street to Coates street, making the whole depth on the south line thereof 127 feet 1 inch. Bounded by ground now.or late of John C. Brown, on the east by Peach street aforesaid, and on the west'by decond street aforesaid. Being ,the same premises which Thomas I*. Price, by indenture, dated FobruaryH, A. D. 1857, re corded in deed; hook: 1C D. W., No. 114, page 49L Ac., fronted and conveyed unto, tbesaid Alien J, Babba*in fee. *fbe buildings consist of a large four-itory store on Second street, anafctbree story brick residences on Peach streets , ! Subject to » mortgage debt or principal eum of 810,000. : N. B.—The Improvements ore a large and very valu able four-story brlckatore. well and. substantially built, and an old-established business stand ; been occupied aa a furniture store for a numberof yearn; h»a large balk window, gastwater: also, 2 three-storybrick dwellings in ,therear on Peach street. _ - By the Court, JOSEPHMEGARY, Clerk O. C. M. THOMAS A BONSvAuctioneers, . apICJM.myL 139 and 141 South fourth street. a ' For other property, belonging to same estate, to be aold qt s*me »<m« and place, see otherhandhillw. • aa irLuiAV BALE.—THUSdAtt .A OU*o, aoO Ka l.—Handsome, Modern Three-etor? •■S4 Brick Keeldence with Stable and Coach-house JS.E. comer of Jacoby and Green streets,, Norristown, Penn frlvania, 55 feet front, 240 feet deep .-On Tuesday, May 4th. 1869. at 12 o'clock, noon, will he apld at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange:—All that handsome n odem three-storybrick (mastic)messuage, with three*, story back building and lot of ground, situate on the' dorm side of Jacoby street, corner of Green street, Nor ristown, Pa., four squares from the Railroad Depot* and Convenient to Rawston’s celebrated seminary for young ladies; also*excellent schools for yOnng men and bpys. The house is well built, and finiahed in a superior man ner; has a hall 40 feet In length, wainscoted with solid Walnut, large parlor, finished In rosewood, French-plate dlaee in windows; library, with bay window, finished in walnut; dining room, pantry ana kitehen on the first floor; 6 chambers and bath-room on the second floor; 4 chambers on third floor; has piazza on three sides, Egyptian marble mam el j, handsomely papered; gas, Shot and cold water, furnace, cooking range. Ac., and coach-house, 32 by 26 feet, built in the best manner; has harness room, feed chests, tool house Ac.: also a green house and hot beds. The lot is laid out With walks and choicest shrubbery. Terms—s4,ooo may remain on mortgage. Immediate poseestion. ; g®'* will be shown on application to the owner and oc cupant, Mrs B. McUiiler. i No. 2.—Handsome Three-story Brick Co'taso, 8. W corner of Jacoby und Green streets, Norristown. Ail ihat haride'ome three-etory brick (mastic) mwauage, clituate cn the south side of Jacoby street, Norristown; the lot containing in front 45 feet, and in depth I2oleet; contains 12 rooms, and has the modern conveniences. Immediate possession Ttrms— $3 &.0 may remain on mortgage. - i M. THOM xQ A SONS. Auctioneers, ? ap!7 24 myl 189 and 141 South Fourthstreet. b ORPHAN 8* COURT SALE.—ESTATE OF AL len J. Uubbs, deceased,—Thomas A Bona. Auc iioneciß.—Handeome Modern Four-story Brick Re sidence, with Btario end Coach House, No. 830 North Filth street, above Brown street, 18 feet nont, 143 feet deep to Randolph street, 2 front*. Pursuant to an Ordor df the Orphans 1 Court for the City and County of Phila delphia. wiltbo sold at public sale, on Tuesday. May 4th. 1869 at 12 o’clock, noon, at tbo Pbiladeluhia Exchange, the following described property, late of Allen J- Hub&Si deceased, viz.: No. 3. (No. 1 in the Order of Sale.)-All that lotof ground, with the foar-story brick messuage and two-story btick stable thereon erected, situate on the West side of Fifth street, between Coates and Poplar Streets, 713 feet 4% inches northward from northwest cor. ner of Filth and Coates ftreets. Twelfth Ward. City of Philadelphia; containing in front on Fifth street 18 feet, and * xtendfngin depth westward between parallel linos at right'angles with Filth street 143 feet to Raodolph rftcetT Bounded northward nnd southward by ground now or late of Thomas and Hugh Smith, eastward by Fifth street and westward hy Randolph streot, afore said. Being the same premises which Sarah A. Brown, by indenture dated Jnne 27th, A. D. 1864, recorded in Deed Book L. R. 8.. No. 42. cage 207, Ac., granted and Conveyed unto Allen J. Hubbß. i N. B*—The improvements are & handsome modern four-, story i esidence, with three and two-story back buildings; has all the modern conveniences; has parlor, dining-room indkitchen on first floor, 2 chambers, fitting-room, our eery, bath-room, store-room and verandah on the second floor ; gas throughout bath, hot and cold water, water closet, furnace, cooking-range, Ac, Also, two-story brick stable and coach house in the rear on Randolph street oonf&inii g 4 stalls. By the Court JOBEPH MEG ARY. Clerk Q. C. M. TBOMAS A BONB, Auctioneers, &pl0?4 myl 139 and 141 8. Fourth street. > or othei property, belonging to same eatste,. to be cold s « Hn., nl nHw>r ndwrM»•**>«»**f ictt.lV> OAtit. — i oum AD <£> OU.'O, dUV;ilJ^' HH3core.-Elegant Conntry Seat. Handsome Stono «s«Manston. Stable and Coach House, Tenant Hooss, 13 acres. Baltimore turnpike, Delaware county. Penury, Vania, one-third of ftmilc from the Darby tioad Station on the West Chester and Philadelphia Uallrcad. a miles from Darby, 5 miles from the Market Street Bridge, and one half mile of Kelly villa. On Tuesday. May ath. 1869. at 13 o’clock noon, will bo sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that very desfrablo Country bent, situate on tne southwesterly side of the Baltimore turnpike. about one-thlrd of a muo from the Darby Road Station, on the Wert cheater and, Philadelphia Railroad, comprising about twelve acres of land. The Mansion is w ell apd substantially built of Trenton brown atone; slate and tin roof;baa parlor, sitting room, dining, room. It* brs ry, nursery ana pantry on first floor; 6 chambers, bath* _ room and water-closet on the second floor, and Battics,* small room wbh water tank, and large closets above; 2 kitchens. permanent washtobs. with hot and cold water , furnace, cooking range, &c. Genteel frame cottage for tenout;frame stable Mid coach house, ice house, cow stable and cart shed, spring house, large vegetable garden, 3 Eh pond, surrounded with beautiful willow trees, arc. he gmondfl sro laid out with gravel walks; lawn in rontof the bouse, planted with shade troesvand ever greens ; variety of fruits, all under good fences. It is twenty minutes' ride from the cltv by railroad. \ ; Immediate posiession. Will be shown any day pre vious to the sale by the tenant. Terms Half A SONS,Auctioueern, arlo 34mTl 139 and 141 South Fourth street. MBk PUBLIC SALE.- THOMAS A SONS, AUCTION. m 3 eera.—Very eltaant Country Residence. Stable and JKitL Coach Bouse, &fc acres, Edgemont avenue.Ohester Pa.,18 minutes', walk north of the depot.—On. Tuesday, May 4th, 1869, at 12 o’clock, noon, will bo sold at,nubile Bale, at thePbiladelpliift Exchange, all that very elegant three-story brick (mastic) messuage and lot of ground, situate on Edgemont avenue.,Chester, Pa,, comprising 6)6 Acres of ground. The mansion is new, -of an Trrerfular shape, 42 feet wide, well oßd substantially built of brick (luostfc), 16-iUch walls, with 2J6*inoh hollowipace, Which makes it perfectly dryi plastered and blocked on the north sido; Mansard roof. It has the modern conveni ences; large parlor, sitting-room and library, dining room, kltt hen, pantry and wash-house on the first floor; li rooms on the second and third floors ■ batu-toom, hot and cold water, water closet, handsome mantels, low down grate, boautirul piazza, front and bnok: also, handsome brick stable and coach-house, f, om which the bouse and stable aro supplied with ivater, forced by & ram. The grounds aro beautifully laid out and planted with shrubbery, evergreens, Ac. The location is a delightful one. being hiab, having a fine tiow of the Delaware river and surrounding couutry. ■ Tenn»-sB,uco may remain on mortgage. Immediate ‘possession; ■ . Wl'l bo shown by the owner and occupant, Mr. John Cochmn. .... A photographic view may bo seen at the Auction Rooms. } M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers, - ap!7 34myl 189 and 141 South Fourth btreot b PUBLIC SALE.—THOMAB A 80N8. AUCTlON cer*.—Very hlegant Country Seat Man*ion,Btablo and Coach-House, River Delaware, Wteslnomtu?, Twentj-third Ward, between Brideaburg and Tacony. extending through to the Tacony or River Road, and out Square from tlio Wiesinomlng Station outho Pntlade'phia dnd Trenton hailroad.—On Tuesday, May 4th, 1869, at 12 o'clock, noon', wiirbe sold at public sale, at the Philade lphia Exchange, all that very elegant country Bdat, oon tainingitacroß, 1 Otilliu porcbes, rnoro or less The im provements aro a handsome double three-story mastic residence, 52 by 40 feet; contains 16rooms, bath,, water closet, Arc. It stand* back 160 feet from the river, with » Sandsome lawn iufront and gravel shore; stone stable nd carrioge house* frame carriage house, wltu room foi groon*; extensive shedding, cow stable, ice houso and woikehop, vegetable garden; an abundance of f<ult aud ornamental shade trees;macadamized driving path from the road, where It bos an iron fence. : immediate possession. Will po shown by the g&rdenor on the picmlsoß, ; M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers. \ *pin 1" 24 myl Nos. 139 and 141 g. Fourth street. -a HEAL EBTATE.-f HOlrfAS At SONS’ ..SALE.— ff;ir M ooern Tbtco story. Brick Ilosidonco, No. 838 North WiA Sixth Btreot. above Brown otrtet, On 'tiioailav.May 4th, 1869 J nt 12 o'clock, noon, at, the Philadelphia Ex change. all that modern three-story brick intM age, wjUb two-story back building and lot of ground, situate on the west aide of Sixth street, north of Bnwn#trootNo. BM. containing in front on Sixth street 18 feet, and extending in depih9ofeet. Thohouse has saloon parlor, dining room, kitchen and out-kitchen on the flint lloor; gas. bath, hot and cold water, water-closet, furnace, cooktn* i 3 «ri»e and summer range, and comploto unaer-gromiu .drainage. |Tem»o-$2,300 may remain on mortgage. f 10 ! Immediate possession. May be examined beiore iu O’olook.A. M Aoctkmeora. - I np!s.Ht-royl . : 189 and 111 S. Fourth elreot_ W i READ' ESTATIV-THOMAS * tboeelbrcothreonlory „n Vho«ou'b eld* of: ground «»>“oontoJbeJanglD^Nolr.^Mlsi.' BWSftMßteaafiSgg:-- wßAo'aiiAnSlKi^s. «' VJiujD.aViuult - oAiJi..—BONS „ AdetloatMi,—Suidnßi, Modem •tad Htaibls rrotat XaiietKS, No± lm Wa eartof El*hteenth «treet nS&lr opjwiJto JUWjUi ODTneidnri HtaV’4tlu'lBW, at l 8 o’eJock. 3@o - <sle. wiituratretetre. «C-Uid)Hin*jldpini" F.xctuiige, ftll thkt budiams icodant fotu-.Btorr reWdencß. (BiW «toiy .two 'mmrM*. JWD«r- Btorlee pre*«ed brlcx,) with double tlflreo-*tqry Jj»ek wud* Inge ud lot of Jtromi. alcimiei on uie aortbnda'dr IfHe street, eist ofEigliteintta Btroet,Np,l7Sa,i»»rtjr Lonsniafiutaj containingtn_frott on and extending In deptb 135 feet to aSO ‘f«et,Wl<Mg*M«t v ’ It hae saloon parlor, dinfngrooia and kltcbenon too Drat - noori Scbamben, with bath-room Jotning, and Bitting room; .withbttUet'a pantrv.taadhot ■ and cold water On second floor ; 3 chambera, bnwanitr, with waterHiloset adjoining, and nuraery on thlmnoon.. 1 and 2 chambers on fomth floor. It tinsras. 2 bath-rooms. 2 water-closets,range; fnrnace, gratelnetttwd-, room, flie-board stove to dining-room, wion collar; epeaS.- ; : Ing-tnbo, and every modern convenience; ana in nrsweta ' order; allsnrlace roof, batna and waterclosotaompty ln , Iboßewcr. Qas flxtnrea Included In'.the gale: free;of ciatgo. . ■’ i Terms-Halfcish.. Immediate possession. 1 t3T Sale absolute. Clear ot all incumbrance; ’v , ~> : / M. THOMAS dr BOm Auctioneer,; r ; apHStroyl I3j) and 1,l South'fourth street. l « INSVfEANCB.. The Liverpool Lon don Globe Ins. Co. Assets Gold\ $>17,690,396. “ in the . • United States 2,ooo r OQQ : Daily Receipts over $20,000.00' ! Premiums in 1868, ii -\i $5,6,65,075,06 ? Losses in 1868, $3,662,445.66 . No. 6 Merchant/ Exchange, " Philadelphia. . PBOFOSAIiS. rjEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, BBrDQK3,BHW- , OFPmE'OF'THE CHIEF COMMISSIONER;Ho. 104 BGUTH ETFTH STBEET. k* ' >'<v \ T L PmLADEi-rHiA.; April 22ad , 18© { ‘ NOTICE TO CONTKACTOKB/ > * J .- SEALED PBOPQBAXS will be received at .the oflteeof - the Chief Cotamlfafonerof HJKhf7ayatmtlll3o r clock;Mi t on MONDAY ,26th inst v for tnoeoiurtructioh of, a Sewer * * on the line of Sergeantstreet from Tenth street toa'point, fifty feet e»at of Eleventh street.threefcet in diameter; on the line of Green. street: from the flewerlniTenth. i street to the vest cu*b line jof Eleventh, otreefe»twqfoflt six inches In diameter; on the Ilno of CallovyluU.Btreet. _ lrom Broad street to Sixteenth ' etreotv threefeM'm *; diameter: on the line of Arch ; street Irons.dMxtte*r to Seventh street three feet in diameter ;on the linerpx-i 1 hhty Jonrtb street fromCheetnut street to Market street* • three feet in diametetv with sueh man holesas maybe > directed by the Chief Engineer and The tfio dwtandisg to be that the contractor shall take.bills v prepared against the property fronting pti. raid sewßr t©\ the amount of one dollar ana fifty centa for each lineal 1 foot of front on etch aide of the street aß.eomnbhcwh paid j the balance, as limited by ordinance.to be piudbjiv; the /Ireetia occupied by a Clty Pieflenger Rail-, * road track, the Sower shall' be constructed Alongside of said track in such manner as not to obstruct or interfere j with the eafo passage ol tne cars thoreon; and ho claim. , for xemnneiation shall be paid the Contractor by’th A - company using said track, as specified in Act of < Assent blv approved May Bth. 1866. . < \4 •.. ; All bidders ara invited to be present At the titaeamT 1 ptaca of opening the said proposals. :r Each proposal wiUoe accompanied by a certificate that a bond haa been fifed in. > tbe Law. Department, aa directed,by Ordinance ol.May.. > 2&th. 186 a If theJowest bidder shall not exeento a con. tract within flve dayi after the work itf awarded, be will be deemed as declining, and will, be heldidiabie- an Ills bond ror the difference between his bid ab®;tha‘uext highest bid. . bfrhad at* the Depart ment ofSurvWß, which CblefC'ommtalonor ofjaifShW.yff, V SEALED PROPOSALS FOE GEEANINGAND KEEP kS ing clean all the ttreete, alleyß.courte, or other ptiblfc‘ highways, witntho inlets and gutters thereioembraoed, wftbln the following areas;ln the)city- ofPhiladelpiiiai ■ frcm date of contract to the firet day of Jannajy;iB7Ar.. : ’ ! Bealrdproposafo wilKbereceived at'thd-Ofncd4r- the BOARD OF HEAl>Tß,B.W.corner Sixth and Bac«o*?tgt&; until 12 o’clock noon, on the first day of May r lB69,/or ‘ cleaning and keeping thoroughly cleaned &U the ttri&ts,'" alleys, courts or other public highways, with ’the inlets and gutters, together with the immediate removal ’front : the highways of all filth and dirt, after the same has been collected together, omhraced in tho area of each of the several districts named and described inthisadver tleement. All to be done under the superyislonand to the entire eatiefaction of the Board; •' Bids mußt be fbr separate districts, namiog the number of theTUatrict, and each bid must be accompanied with a certificate from the City SoHcitor.that securityhaa been entered at tho I*avr Depart ment In the sum of five nun* dred (600) dollars, in compliance with an ordinance of Councils, approved May 25th.1860. m V • V**' .rVv Contractois will be required to clean and remoyo.the dirt from all the principal streets from the south South street to the north line of Vine street, and from tho Delaware river to the west line of Broad street, between sunset and stinrtsi. s - i L The Board reserve the right to reject any and si! bids also the right to award Contracts forone district v. Warrants for the payment of said, contracts’Will be drawn in bonfmmity With Section 5 of; the aot of Assam bly, approved March Mth, 186?. f The envelopes enclosing the' proposals should be endorred ’ Proposala-for'SttCet Cleaning, 11 naming tae number of thq district bid fori v Fifth' District—From the north' line of South' street to thenorth line of Cheslnut street, and from theDelaware’ river fo the west line of feixthatreet 1 Sixth District—From the north line of South street to the north line of Chestnut street, and from the west line of Sixth street to the westline of.Broadstreet. K Eighth DisirlctMtom. the north line of Chestnut street to the north line of Vine street, and from the Delaware river to the west line of Bixthßtrcet „ Ninth District—From the north line of Chestnut street to the north line of Vine street and from the west line of Sixth afreet to the west line of Broad street. By order of tho Board of Healthy p TROTH . * Chief Cleric. ap2otmy2s SEALED PEOPOBALB FOB COLLECTING AND RE moving the aahen from all the etreeta. alleys, courts, and other public highways embraced within tno follow-; lug area In the city of Phitadelphla,from date of contract to the flletof Jannary.lB7o. , '£::.**s* Sli?'* ’ Sealed proposals will be recelred at the ofhco.ofthe BOARD OF HEALTH, southwest corner of Sixth a.d‘- Sonsom streets.'until IB o’clock, noon,'on the Ist dayor May.lB69.for opUecting and removing, once'a week,all ashes which have been placed noon the sidewalks by' residents or occupants of houses, stores. dwellings, Atc.vio 1 , 1 to removed ill tight carta, securely roofed oveiy with. a» adjustable doorfn the roof* is such manner,as shall 1 be approved by the Board, embraced in the area .of the following district# as named and, described In this' advertisement, all to be done under the supervision aadv. to the entire satisfaction of the Board, r . w Bids must name the number of the distriot, and .each bid must bo accompanied with a certificate from the City Solicitor, stating that security haa been .entered at thft Law Department in tbe sum of : five hundred/dollar# ($600), in compliance with an ordinance of < Councils - ap* proved May £6,1860. The Board reserve the tight fore ject any and all bids. / , - Warrant* for the payment of sald contractfl willba drawn in conformity with/section: the net of As sembly approved March 18.1SG8. ' . The envelopes enclosing the: , proposals should/ be .en dorsed “Proposals for collecting and romoving the ashes of Second DwtricVL s. At - •* - „ __ •** .. Second District—From the north line of South street to. the north line of Vino etreefcand from the Delaware river to the west line of Broad afreet. By order of the Board of Health. „- p TRQTH Chief Clerk. ap3ol mySi & BALED PROPOSALS FOE COLLECTING. AND RE IO moving all aead animals, from date ox contract to January 1,1870. ~ ■ . s:5 • i Sealed proposelß/willbe received at the offlce or tiro BOARD OF RfiALTU, southwest corner Sixth and San- Bom streets, until-12 noon, on the first day of May* U 69, for tbe right to collect and remove all dead anlroau Id all that part of-tbo.otty-of Philadelphia over which tho Board of Health havo jurisdiction. and acrntraot will be awarded to the highest and heat bidder. Each bid. must bo accompanied with a oertlflcato from tho City ooUoltor stating that security has been entered at too Law Department in tho Burn of v« hundred dollara ($5UO>. - in 'X?;'* an ordinanco of Councils approved Mw 85. 18W i ‘he Board reserve the right to rejeot apy and all bids. Uon tractors will bo required. *n the r emoval and dtapoaalm dead animals, to remove them so far onddlap i In each manner that no nuisanoecan from, AU to bo done under the suporviiion and to tn» entire satisfaction of the Board. . , hll ii ba ea. ! The envelopes enclosing tho proposals shalli Da p doried: "Proposals for collecting aud removing dead By older of tho Board of HealtV TROTH, Chief Clerk.- - ap2otim2s POOEE r BOOKS, Jec.
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