War the naladeliWViiiiitig - Y —'
LOVB_ BONON •
Man the spirit peeps out throiiiih
, • brown eyes, ) k
Norah Magee,
it etow like a light from thtffakiell B.l4es,^v
Dawning on met •
I watch with joy those wonderful beams—
'y are bright as light, yet mild as dreams,
And dear as , life to me
'When the sou) shines clear in thyAdark brown
_Womb Magee,
My yearning heart to thy trite heart flies,
,Sighing for thee
CO the love of a life new-born,
And forgetting the vow that my heart bath
' worn,
•• I bow my pride to thee!
Not aJwaya.the depth of thy true heart:lies,
Norah Magee,
lii 'the shadowy rings of thy strange, sweet
•
eyes,
Dawning on me;
Thy spirit sinks 'neath the cares of life,
Arid - hides away from the noisy strife,
Where very few may see.
But when sunset dies in the western skies,
Norah ,Magee,
I watch for the light of those starry eyes,
Shining on, me;
As twilight waits for the star of love,
Queenlike to reign in her sphere'above,
Bo do I wait for thee !
Aton.F. E. CLARK
NEIW I,=n,tICATI.ONN.
A.A'genial narrative has been made up by a
member of 'Farragut'S staff, James Eglinton
Montgopiery, A. M., of the Admiral's cruise
in command of.the European Squadron of
1867-8. Thisvoluptuous ;pageant of peace—a
hind of aquatic Alexander'sleast, with Timo
theus perpetually clianting 'Sweet is pleasure ,
after pain,' passed from New York pretty
nearly two years ago; crossed the Atlantic to
Cherbourgorioved onto the North Sea, (with a
long episode of Russiain terra firmad4ext went
to Stockholm and Copenhagen, thence to Lon
other British ports, thence down to
Lis•
bon and Gibraltar, to Toulon, Nice, Flor
ence, Yeniee,Naples, and back to England by
Malta and the Straits again; an afterthought
then: carried
. the squadron, with the stout old
Franktinstilltitshead, Southward once more
to 'the e Mediterranean, which paSsed the feet
on'thronglt its Whole length te'Contitantiaople
and back to Athens; and Sandy Hook bar was
finally crossed, after a home passage of twenty
one days .from Gibraltar, on the evening of
November ninth, 1868. The whole cruise was
one prolonged pleasure to the gallant Admiral,
Whose . own high spirits Were Communicateci
to the whole personnel of the expedition.
Mr. Montgomery's sketch of the journey is
graphic, and spirited, and - is quite filled with
the most piquant anecdote. Messrs. Putnam
• Son have put out a limited edition of the
,work in the handsomest manner, in a fine
pApiare octavo, on tinted paper, with a splendid
photograph of Farragut and abundant en-
IST.Avings•
As goldbe.aters sweep up their dust, so the
publishers of Dickens' are apt to collect every
,particle of Dickens that iS at all tangible, mal
very good gold-dust itis. Hurd Sr: Houghton
bave now put together a quantity of his mis
cellanies, - including 'Master Humphreys'
Clink, the Uncommerial Traveler series, the
Additional Christ:lE6ElB Stories, &c., in a solid
volume, and included it in their neat "Globe;'
- Dickens. The book numbers a thousand
pages; duodeeimo,and is completed by a Dick
tug glossary, that is in itself yery.amu.sing and
curious, —wherein may be seen at a glance the
precise debut and locality of such world-re
nowned phrases as "Ain't I volatile?" "I know
your tricks and your manners !" "tough, sir !"
"here's richness!" "in case anything turned
np," and "I'm so 'nmble." Sold by Claxton,
,Remsen Sc Hafte4inger.
Peterson's - C9unterfeit Detector and Bank
Note List, for May 15, , 1860, has been
laid on our table. It contains a list of all the
new.counterfeits,altered National Bank Notes,
rates of discount in all the principal cities and
ether valuable information indispensable to
every person in pusiness. Every business mail
may safely subscribe to it. Price, only St 50
a year. ' Apdress T. B. Peterson & Brothers,
Philadelphia, Pa..
TUE PUBLIC LA WS OF 1869
The following is the list of all the genera
laws-enacted-ley-the—Pennsylvania--Legislatut t e
of 1869, auttapproved by the Governor
No. 1. Providing that in cases of feigned
issues,wben exceptions are taken to the rulings
or charge of the Court, a writ of error may he
taken without prejudice to the right of appeal
or final judgment, or decree.
No. 2. A supplement to the act of April 27,
18115,, entitled an act to amend cerntin detects
of the law for the more just and safe transmis
sion And secure enjoyment of real and personal
estat e.
No. 3. A. supplement to the act. of March 13,
1847, confirming certain partitions.
No. 4. Providing that the rate of tonnage tax
to be paid l.y railroad and other transportation
companies oni, eoke and crushed rook sand shall
mat begreater than the rate upon the product
of inines:
No. 5. Appropriating $50;000 for the deficit
of the year ending June I,IBM, of the Soldiers'
Orphans' Department.
No. 6. Repealing the act treating the Twenty
ninth Judicial District.
NO. 7. Providing that insurance companies
created by Courts of Common Pleas, under act
of• Marcia 26, 1867, shall be chartered as first
class; fixing capital stock, and providing for
the payment of the bonus, and that the pay
rtients ..for stock shall be in lawful money of
the United fitate.s.
No. 8. Relative to fraudulent debtors.
No. ft Allowing railroad companies to pur
chase and hold the stock or bonds of other
railrOaxl companies, or to purchase or guaran
lTs the payment of the principal or interest of
the bonds. ' .
- -No. Allowing-railroad-directors or mana
gers to increase their number seventeen by
selecting from theid-oelsbolders, and giving
the stockholders power to locate the general
office.
No. 11.' Enabling railroad, canal and slack-
water navigation'companies to enlarge and
16.
improve their lint_ •ind bridges, piers, Sze.
'-' No. 12. Autho " ig : the appointment of-two
gij pmissioners t tte, mid. Weide. the bound
- gerri, int - hetwediiliiintr64vania - a - tid Pciaware.
No. El. Explainin , * the meaning of fhe act
of February 20, Ng relative to sluts in (lower
and partition, and of its tinpplement of
.April
17, 1856. % ' --
N 0.14. Relative to the placin of names in
the wheel under the act of April ,
1867, "an act
for the better and more impartial selection of
perstins to Serve as jurors."
N 0.15. A supplement to the act to regulate
arbitrations and proceedings in courts of jus-
Ace, appyoved_ Alwrch 21, 18014_ mailing .two
• verdicts and judgments on the same title final
- ' - arid conclusive.
0. Di.. Itelative to the ahan(lomnent of the
• No. 37: Fixing the hours that flat Stab.
brarynhail be kept open - .
• _'-- - 1 4 0: - 18. — Atithorhzitti- ---- the — i•ougrerzating o
COUVietB Welittni P.:ititmitiary for lal)or,
karning - and religious servie,*. • ,
No. W. Author) zing Ale. A nititor-tleneral,
• Htate„Trerumrer and Attoriley-(ielieral • to re
. yi eitlltlzettettle act:Omits of persons or hodiet3
EMI
1.
.po4tlat•-whenit a p . ~, , • ve_be •. _ c , ,
I ts
Der,cor,., _. .17,..7 . e s, :A .)-TX \I
''s so, ~s.-. Allipple ~ ~t to act.Ytelati•Mreto:,
the . • . •'°:' oFesh ' , 4,the ' qutliannal prOo,
vidil( i es 011thits: ~ thelthfh CoMMWonelif;
el
shallgprocureVCon. entpe latioriqwithi
AfaryUnd, so#f to ti feff4l; n $ the 1344` 4 ,
qUeitifinalm4 its . "lito, . th,envets or,,
tshibasketaitand‘to ;'hate , ‘elbse'`days" estab
lished; to investigate the laws of this and ad
joining States relative to fishing . iu the Dela
ware and the tributaries ; giving power to
judges .off, courts of Common Pleas to. make
local constables water' bailiffs ; providing for
the payment of the expenses incidental to the
fish suits of the State versus the Pennsylvania
Canal Company, et al.; and extending the term
of the Fish Commissioner. .
No. 21. Directing public notice to be, given
when county land lien dockets are for Warded
to the respective counties, and. staying pro
cepdings by the Attorney-General for, ono.,
year from the date of forwarding the same.
No. 22. Providing for the punishnieut of
Cruelty , to animals.
. „
' No. 23. Relating to suits brought by parties
residing in another State "against parties in •
this State.
No. 24. Relative to the merger of railroad
companies. '
' No. 25. Relative to interferring with the con
necting of railroads of two companies, made
under act of April 23, 1861.
No. 26. Declaring Good Friday a public holi-.
day..
No. 27. Relative to actions of trespass, and
for 'theme profits. '
No. 28. Relative to cases of proceedings in
the Orphans' Court, in partition, wherein a
wife makes her declaration of her desire that
the Money shall be paid to her husband, and
subsequently becomes divorced.
No. 29. Increasingthe annuity to the- Deaf
arid Dumb Iristitfition from $240 to $250 for
each deaf mute taught at the expense of the .
State, the change to date from September Ist,
1868, and to last five years. ,
No. 30. Requiring a., Majority of the direc
tors or managers- of any, corporation to consti
tute a quorum.
No. 31. Allowing parties in interest to 'be
witnesses. , .•
No. 32. A suppleinentlo the act . of May 20,
1864, directing the entry of liens for the prin. ,
cilia] and interest due the State for lands held
by virtue of locations or other office titles.
.N0.:33. Authorizing railroad and canal corn
panii?s to aid in the development of the coal,
iron, lumber arid. other material interests of
this State. CorpOrationi.pessessing mining or
manufacturing_priyileges in,Schuylkill County
are exempt from the' proVision.s of this act.
No, 34. 'Repealing an act of April 10, 1867,
Which authorized the'sale of the property of
any inctirpil'cOnipany upon the bonds se
cured by a Mortgage'grven by it, with like ef
feet, as if sold up on. the mortgage.
No. 36: Providing for' he ordinary expenses
of government : for .the year ending May 31,
1870. .
No. 36. RequiringeOunties under certain cir
cumstances to pay, for bridges erected over
rivers; Creeks or rivulets where they . cross ,a
public road. ,
No. 37. 'Ptoyiding or the extinction of irre
deeniable rents..
No. 313. The Geneial Registry law.
No. 39. Airthorizing. county auditors to be
paid out of the county treasury by Orders
.drawn by the county•einiimissioners.
No. 40. AuthoriZinkthe present county sm.-
xeYors to hold their offices until .their success
ors are duly qualified. '
Nc. 41. Repealing the last proviso to the
thirty-ninth section of the act of April 29,1844,
• relativdlollie - State - Board cf Revenue -Coin
missioners. - •
No. 42. Confirming the acknowledgments of
- deeds, mortgages, or other instruments •of
writing imule by corporations since April 22,
1863, except in cases heretofore judicially
cided. _
No. 43. Fixing the minimum of all volunteer
military organizations at thirty-two non-com
missioned officers and privates.
(No. 44. Exempting all sewing-machines be
longing to seanistressesfroni-levy and sale on
execution,or distresslfor rencin
articles of value; now exempt by law.
• No. 45. Extending the time for paying cer
tain enrollment taxes.
No. 46. Providing for the protection of con
tingent interests.
No. 47. Ell - ending to all manufacturing or
Mining - companies the provisions of the
twenty-fourth section of the act to encourage
manufacturing companies, approved April 7,
,1849; and requiring the treasurer of every
manufacturing or mmingconipany to keep an
separate bank account for the corporation.
No. 48. A supplement to the act to declare
and regulate escheats, approved September
29, 1787.
No. 49. Relating to the appraisement of
real estate devised - by any last will and testa.
anent within this Commonwealth.
No. 50. Providing a mode of inquiring into
the origin of fires. 'This bill gives the Mayor,
Alt ermen,or Justices Of the 1 eace;in any city,
-borough or township power to appoint ajnry to
investigate the cause of fire; provides for the
binding over of witnesses and the arrest of
accused incendiaries, and does not apply to
Philadelphia or Allegheny county.
No. 51. Providing lot the discharge, under
certain circumstances, of husbands, in Lan
caster and other counties, who desert their
Wives.
No. 52. Allowing writs of estrepement to
issue to stay waste, pending writs of error in
partition and other real actions.
No. 53. Relating to dower.
N 0.84. Providing for the admission of cer
tain classes of the insane into hospitals for the
insane and for their discharge-therefrom.
- N - a.55-Construing - the act- of April 1:3, 1867,
relative te the - alineXing of lands for.school pur
• poses.
No. 56. Authorizing . the councils of cities
and boroughs to provide for the inspection of
milk under such regulations as will protect the
People from adulteration and dilution thereof.
No. 57. Extending the provisions of the first
section of the act of August 22, 1864, allowing
the, banks to become associations for the pur-
Phse of banking under the United States laws,
seven years. •
No. 58. Enabling Courts of Common Pleas to
change the name,style and title of corporations.
N 0.59. Making valid indentures of appren
ticeship made by the Trustees of the Route for
Friendless and Destitute Children of D elaware,•
with citizens of this State.
No. 60. rovi ding; for the taking of game.
N 0.61: Aiithorizing United States Commis
sioners in Philadelphia to administer oaths and
nth mullions :Ludt o take depositions to be used
in any court of this State.
No. 62. Relative to returns of surveys to the
Surveyor General's office.
No. 63. Relative to the collection of school
tax in certain school districts. About twenty
counties are exempt from the provisions of
the bill.
No. 64. Repealing the sixth section of the
supplement to the common school law
approved April 9, 1867.
N'o. 65. Authorizing the Governor, Auditor
General and State Treasurer to exchange
registered bonds for coupon bonds.
No. 66. Creating a Board of Public Charities.
No. 67. Repealing the eleventh section of a
law providing_for theincorporationoffias_and
Water Companies, approved March 11, 1857;
and providing for the settlement of claims for
damages by property owners.
No. 68. Providing that the general repeal of
the acts ordered by , the act of May 1, 1868, to
revise, &c., the laws taxing corporations,
brokers and bankers; shall read "so far as-the
same are altered and supplied, except. so far
as HbalkbeTipmsr4ry,,to ;
-andfjurSurii , Vikali-tnxes-assesseit
due,-and payable under said acts or any: Of
them." • -- •
No. 69. Explanatory ofthe act of April 10,
1867, granting ail increase of capital to literary
or charitable institutions becoming soldiers'
orphans' schools.
No. 70. Extending the act of January 9,1861,
enabling citizens to hold title, which had been
held by aliens and corporations, to all sales
and conveyances of real estate made prior to
. t.be passage of this act.
No. 71. Appropriatin,
as
chiue - ) I t -
lion of buildings fox the
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seiarn Pipesa;dgal 1 WE iog
21? e a super lorstokat Eighth adWaluut.2n tf . !
W lLElit e Tiliils l ßET4 7r t
gait lidanufacturers of llavana Cigars in Philadel-
Ala. Of course their immense ficilitier; enable them to
"I! al, the lowest possible pram. Eighth and 'Wal
lin'. ' • . aY 23 rP tii
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R
EMOV A L. .EFTE LONG-ESTAB
jA; dished depot for the ptirebase and cal° of sacontl
band Doora,Windowa, Store Fixture'', dr.e., from Somali
atreet to Sixth street, above Oxford, whom Mid/ articles
are for sale In great variety. . •
Also; now poop, Boohoo, Shutters &c.
uP/An4 . MATUAti W, =ALM
GEO. DEBBIE,
No. 730 SANSOM STREET
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JNO. H.. DENNISON,
MERCHANTS' HOTEL, Philadelphia
m yl2 l4trp§
SUMMER RESORTS
:4114E2y
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
AND BRANCHES.
z.
llansion llousc, lit. Carbon.
Hrs. Caroline Wunder, Pottsville P. 0., Schuylkill co.
Tuscarora Hotel,
lire. M. L. Miller, Tuscarora P. 0., Schuylkill county
Mansion Mouse,
W. F. Finitb, Diabatioy Pity p: 0., 800%111 c4iniity".
•
Mount (arum! Howse.
Charles Culp, Mount Carmel P. 0., Northumberland co
White Ilotme,
Z. A. Mope, Reading P.O. - -
Andatustai
Henry Weaver, Reading P. O.
Living Springs Hotel,
Dr. A. Smith, Wernersville P. 0., Berke county.
Cold tinting* • Hotel, Lelbranon County,
Wm. Lerch, Pine Grove P. 0., Schuylkill county.
Boyertown Seminary,
F. 8. /Renfro:, Boyortown P. 0., Berke county.
Lithe Itiprizeri, • '
Geo. F. Greider,Litia P. 0., Lancaster county.
Ephrata Springs,
John Frederick, rphrata' P. 07.,'LanCaeter county.
Perkiomen Bridge Hotel;
Davie Longaker, Freeland Ih. 0., Montgomery county.
Prospect TerrOce, •
Dt. James Palmer, Freeland P. , 0.; Idontgomerj county
'Spring Mill Heigh*
J f aeob Conaholtooken P,. 0., iliontgomeryoo
• Douty
Tliebdore Howell, Shamokin, Northuinberland county
ELASTIC 13PON GE.
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Penneylvanie. Elastic . Sponge : C 0,,.
, • (
.Chestnut. Street • Philadelphia .
'ELASTIC SPONGE. •
A SUBSTITUTE FOR 'COILED HAM FOR : ALL
, ' 'UPHOLSTERY puurtirA.
CHEAPER THAN FEATHERS OR HAIR AND FAR
• •SUPERIOR.' • • .
The Lialitest, ' Softes a
t,and most-Elasticawl Durable
ranteriallnown for • •
MATTRESSES, pri, oL
CwsUS; C AR
CARRIAGE AND,
CHAIR A
It to entirely Indestructible, perfectly clean and free
from dust. '
• IT DOES NOT PACK AT ALL!
Or s t tl e u s w i f i r i nf i r n tmi t t i t:secblife;lo perfectly healthy,an
If soiled in any way, can bo renovittjd imielcer and
easier than any other Mattress.
Special attl'lltiOTl given to
; VURNISHING CHURCHES, lIALLS.tc.
• Ratlrtwd men are especially invites[ to exatuine the
Cushion Sponge,"
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
THE TRADE SUpPLIED
j '2om w Itch
GROCERIES, LIWEIORS, &C.
FRESH FRUIT IN CANS.
Peaches-,--Pine Apples; &c., -
Green Corn, Tomatoes,
French Peas, Mushrooms,.
Asparagus, &c., &c.
•ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES.
Corner Eleventh and Vine Streets.
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QWEET OIL.-150 DOZEN OF EXTRA
KO quality Olive Oil,expressly imported for COUSTY'3
East-End Grocery, No. 118 :South Second !Street.
FRESH PEACHES IN- LARGE CANS,
at Fifty Cents per Can—tho cheript;st and best
goods in the city, at. COUSTY'S East End Grocery, No.
)18 South Secondotreet.
-
WREN (AI PEAS,. 311.1SHROOMS, Tltirli':
fire, Tomatoes Green Corn, A sparaous..t c..in store
- and for sale at CO ' ESTI"ti East Lud Grocery, No. 118
South Second street. _
NENV DATES,
sin and A ltrionde—all of tit:v./crop—ln tor and for
bale at COUSTY'S. - Eaat • End Grocery, No.llB South
lecoud rtreet.
CjTONED CHERRIES, PLuars, BLACK
1,3 berries , Peaches, Pruneltas, Pears, Lima - Beans
Shaker Sweet CorpAteUli ay , sEtust End Grocery, No
318 South Second street.
LUMBER.
WILLIAMS CO.,
Seventeenth and Spring Garden Sts.,
HAVE rolf-SALE
• 50,000 /FEET
EXTRA-WIDE 5-8 OPLAII BOARDS,
LOW FOR
myll tt§.
Lumber Under Cover,
ALWAYS DRY.
WATSON GILLINGHAM,
924 Richniond Street.
rnli29.ly§
IVIAULE, BROTHER & CO.,
2500 South Street.
1869. .;, I ,;l'}i';'," B 1869
1101( E SE,V,CTIoN
MICHIGAN CORK PINE
FOU PATTERNS.
1869. 8 9tiWiA'A?) riliTi 4
-1.0%`V" . i869
LARGE STUCK,
1869. FLORIDA
l iqP(Va N ; th : 1869
CAROLINA FLOoRINI:.
VIRGINIA FLOORING.
DEWAWARE FLOORING'
.ASII FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
I.B69.lqatEd.‘k- STEP
BOARDS. IL" 1869
. 'RAIL PLANK.
RAIL PLANK.
1869
WALNUT Pi !VIRW3 AND - 186 • ,
‘i'ALNUT BOARDS AND PLANK. •
WALNUT BOARDS.
WALNUT .PLANK.
ASSORTED
FOR.
CABINET MAKERS,
BUILDERS, &C.
186JuNDigrA.K.10,6._•.
. 1869
* UNDERT L AREUNATMBER.
BED CEDAR.
WALNUT AND PINE..
1869 APA t 4 PN E F, i n 4 1?1:W 1869
ASIE
WHITE OAK
i l i Vai ii 4k . ND BOARDS
1869:cANtiMF.4s;ITLidi N ;c 4 :1869:
NORWAY SCANTLING.
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1869 -CEDAR SHINGLES.,
. CEDAR SHINGLE:i.
CYPRESS SHINGLES. ' - 1869
'LARGE ASSORTMENT. •
FOR SALE LOW. •
PL
PLASTERI N ASTERING G
LATH. 1.11 e./ LATH. 180,011 .
LATH. • .
HAELE BROTHER at CO,
2tO9,SOUTH STREET.
ffitilsiAti POHL, , LUMBER, MER:
9hoptB, No. 1011 S
1869.
Fourth itroet. At their _yard
• '• •la,_(.lhtirry,_P_Lue,_llunt,
lock, •&c. , &c . , at reasonable prices,. Give Guam's call.
MARTIN TiIOM.A.S,.
910 n CONTRACTORS, - I:4:I3fI3tRAEN ‘
_ d_ELiyauildera,"=Womittnew_tormasteectste
• gli o ts m a l :u tl tl an r :l lH Limber.i r So gn i itZN l , l 7ll
. 22 North P rout street. ". •ruh2 r t tf
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ELLOW
. "PINE LIJINII,IER.---ORDERS
fcir canteen of every deecription Saved Lumber exe
cuted at short notic,—tmality 'subject to inapection.
to 1111.1 Y 11, .I.l9}Yitra 116 ninth Wbnrytql, . feQ
S. "
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TACIFIC ;It
AILROAD
CAPE MAY, N.
1$ , EI;NISJIMI; .-.i•-•:ii.k::.t..
FIRST M'ORTGAGE IB9NDS
OF THE
UNION AND CENTRAL PACIFIC RS.
BOUGHT 'AND SOLD:
Bankers and Dealers in GovernmentS,
40 S. Third Streei.
ap..9
BANKING HOUSE
jAyCooxF,6co),
and, 114 Sp. THIRD ST. PHITAD' A
.DEALERS
N ALL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
.
.
We will receive applications for Policies of
Life insurance in:the new ..N . ational Lifo In
surance . Cornyany of the United Statem - :"' nfl
information Oien'at, our office.' •,
ll ,
IT , UDOLpt
P A4 WERs
_ ft"
--Dealers in 11.-1 , 4.-Bondx and- Members - of —
Stock and Gold Exchange, receive ac
counts of Banks arid Banke rs on liberal
terms, issue Bilis of EXclunige oil •
C. J. Hambro & Son. London.
B. Metzler,.S. Sohn
,& Co.. Frankford.
'James W. Tucker & Co., Paris.
And other principal cIU F, and' Letters
of Credit avallable-throughout Unripe
S. W. corner' Third and Chestnut-titreets.
- RF,MpvAL.
Having. removed to their New Building.
09 SOUTH • THIRD STREET,
Are no* prepareti . to trottottet
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS,
And deal lit GOVERNMENT and Otlitr
GOLD. BILLS. m.
ceive MONEY ON DEPOSIT, allowing interest..
NEGOTIATE LOANS, *icing APe-^cial attention to
:Mere,. t le paper.
Will ex* cute ardent for Macke, hands, &v.., on Com-
Inivsion, at the Stut-k Exchanges of l'hilailelphia, New
York. Boston and. Baltimore.
1
- • = "1
feta, r s .
. "at
715 CHESTNUT STREET.
rtiys f inSni
MISCIELLA - NEOTrS.
(If the latest rind most beautiful ilea Igoe!, atal all other
tAlate work on hood or nuide,to order. ,
Factory 011(1StiliatrootusSINTEENTIfand CALLOWV
ISILL WILSON & MILLER.
11te21 tints •
PLUMBING.
JEZ.HOA_T3S,
1221. MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
Roam and Gas fitting, Hand Power and Steam Pumps,
Plumbers!,Marble anti Soapstone Work,
Terra Cotta .Plpo, Chimney Tons, ka, wholcHate and
or 'finished work may be aeon at my store,
VI lies 'mad ISlCosquitbes.
Magoun's Patent Adjustable
WINDOW SCREEN
WILL Fjpr ANY WINDOW.
-SELL.ERS-33-110T-.11-P4
No. 623 Market Street,' Philadelphia,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS.
Liberal diacoant to thu Trade
WILE FIN-fr:T3-.
lOstablisked 1705.
Ar S. ItOI3INQ_N,
FRENCH PLATE LOOKING GLASSES,
13 e tiful Chromos,
ENGR-AVIINGS AND ijAIWINGSi
' liffintaliCairer of all kinds of .
Por trnit-&-riCtuTe-lA•innw
Door'ithovvtlio , Continsyntal,
P I 11. icripnrA
A CTI 3 BABGAIN FEENCH
A
HOto *ovori PiqueN, ut d,c. yvr yard.
(TUNS IsN STODPART ez BROTHER,
in 'l3-3t • WOW. gutl 10i li9Ktit 009°6
Tex 1 t ndi GovernMent'Vril/ soon Issue a
pester 411;A11i ita array'.
IT 114 110W' 11(401 1 4 tlat , l.;a , 'regency 'willf/e,
established Spain.;
Tux corn and w'heat 7 4dps of i lia l tqas are iu
a ilotirliihing`e.on
r'(7ititstssuitran. PAntcart haS pnrohased Tn
dial), goods enough to, last for one year.
to
flood in the lower Mississippi has begun
to subside. •
-Rtnros L. 'LORD; the victim 'Of the great
"Lord.bond robhery,"died on Baturda3i in New
Tar: latest •tel4..rraphic advices from Paris,
received last night, represent the political ex
citement 118 intense.
Tun Cortes has rejected the amendment to
the' new Constitution, making Spain a Federal
Republic.. •
SEvEnst. members of the Spanish Civil
Guard have been arrested on elia,KgeS" at pre
sent unknown.
.• TROUBLES have • arisen with the Spanish
volunteers of Cuba in consequence of non
payment of bounties.
A DIAN - , giving his name as Webb, has been
arrested at Harrisburg, on suspicion of being
the escaped Brodhead murderer.
Tut , : Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company's
laving mill, at Scranton,Ta., was burned on
baturda,y night. The loss is $15,000.
RBI/. ASHLEY OXENDEN, of Kent, England,
has been elected Bishop. of Montreal and Me
tropolitanof Canada, after three days ballet
,
THE French Government announces to Paris
by 'of - placards . , that.a renewal - of the
recent disorderly political conduct will not tie
tolerated.
It is now definitely known that the - Secre
tary of the• Treasury will continue to purchase
at least one million dollars' worth of ponds
weekly, for the creation,of a sinking fund.
, .
TUE United States GrandSury at Richmond,
.74,Tirginia, has indicted several oftice-holdem
for perjury, in taking the, "iron-clad" oath
after 'having participated in the rebellion.
Cer r. E. MOIL TIMANY, who killed a mem-',
• berolthe.Georgia Constitutional _Convention
was.on Saturday acquitted,of the
charge of murder. .
Tint safe of the Douglas Axe Manufacttir
ing Company, at East ,Douglass, Massachu
setts, was blown to pieces and robbed of from
1,0,000 to $20,000 in cash, on Saturday even
.
,
IA2 'rim_ Republican Convention, held on
gaturday at Ilath,'Northamptati county, dele
gnt6a were' elected to the Republican • State
Convention, and instructed to vote kir-Gen. J.
L. Selfridge for Governor.
" "A.w altercation occurred in. Worceaer,
Ilassachusetts, on Sattirday evening, during
which James, R. Washington, colored,
stabbed Patrick Kinnery, Irish, in the boWels
with a pocket-knife. It Is. feared .the •wound
will prove - mortal. Kinnery' was the ag
gressor.
Mn. JOHNSON, _the American minister to
England, took formal leave of the Queen by
letter, and not at .a personal inte.rview,as was
reported. He had, on Thursday, au interview
wit' Lord Clarendon, and officially announced
his
' •retireinent, at the same time :presenting
Mr. M in as charge d'afildieS.
_Due ix thunder-storm at Eddyville,•lllster '
contra , -. Y., the lightning Struck a building
r ) a,
of th'' Delaware - andfludson Canal Company,
--setting it mitre,- and-before the Haines- could
be subdued five barns, two stores, and the ways
of a ship-yard, with a boat, were destroyed.
Three hundred honies were fortunately saved.
The loss has not been ascertained.
Trig MeMphlie. Tenn, Opera House has been
arranged for , the approaching convention,'
dividedinto,seetions for the :different States,
with -ample . arrangements for delegates and
meinbers of the prem.. The order of. ceremo
nies provide for a display 'of the Fire Depart•
menu; and a series of erxcursions, banquets end'
hops.
'Dun latest South ' American advicos state
that the Allied forces showed signs of insub
ordination when onlered to march into the in
terior of Paraguay, alter Lopez, and that it
was snot expected that they would' be ready to
adianee for at least two months. A financial
crisis threatened to suspend all huffiness at
Montevideo. - 0 .---- •
IN EE preliminary hearing of the libel suit
, preferred by William R. Ford, ex-Member of
the - Pennsylvania Legbilature and a candidate
J
for renomination, against ohn W. Pittock,
proprietor of the Pittsburgh Leader, Mr. Ben
jamin Singerly, the State Printer, testified that
Ford had repeatedly approached him in such
a manner as to lead to the belief that a divi
dend was expected by Mr. Ford for his iuflu- •
ence in preventing the proposed investigation
into Sing,rerly's accounts as State Printer: - Mr.
Forst denies the charges,.and the ; case goes to
a higher court.
„
IN the Dominion Home of Common on
Friday night, the Finance Minister, Mr. Rose,
introduced his new financial plan. It is
mainly copied from our National Bank system,
• but there are difterences. The currency is to
consist solely of hank notes secured by Gov
ernment debentures, which the hanks may
purchase and deposit with the Receiver Gen
end, receiving legal tenders to the Fimount. de
pcOted. , Interest on the debentures deposited
is to be paid by the Government. The banks
MUM hold one dollar in gold for every five
of their circulation, to redeem the legal
tenders.
Mum,' consternation was caused in a proud
_nentßros,d_street__banking_house,_in_New-
York on Saturday, by - the disappearance of
the junior member of the firm, taking with
him two certified checks, one for $95495, and
one:for: 523,650. He left the oflice at two
o'clock, carrying with him the certified' checks
and certificates of stock to the amount of $9.5,-
000, to make deliveries of stock and deposit
the proceeds. Not returning at three o'clock,
his partnermade inquiry at the City National
Bank, and ascertained that instead of making
the deposits lie had obtained .the certified
clieckfi•aboye mentioned and had decamped.
Nothing has yet been heard of him.
Temsme's Opera House,at Dayton, Ohio,
was totally destroyed by reyesterday morn
ing.. It "%VMS occupied by McKee, Woodward.
& - Weekley, wholesale grocers, Black & Fox,
- wholesale china and queensware, Grover &
Baker's Sewing Machine Company, and F.
;Large's restaurant and billiard rooms. No-;
thing was -saved but a few sewing machines.
The fine residences east of. the Opera House,
on First street, of.j. Schwab, Joel and T. A.
Kuhns,were also destroyed. The fire communi
cated to the building on the south on Main st.,
owned by, M. Choner, which was entirely de
stroyed, including the large furnishing estab
lishment of M.. Choner, and the fancy store of
Samuel Meyer & Brother. One 'of the firm,
Herman . Sandmeyer ' while endeavoring to
save some of his. goods, was crushed to the
floor by a falling wall His brother and several
-others endeavored to extricate him, but it was
impossible, and lie livedln this conditiOn fol. a
While; when another crash 'Caine, burying him
in the ruins. His 'wife and family were pre
_ s3entbut no humanpower could save him. The
scene tas heart=reiAing.. The total loss is•eatit
• matedbetWeen $OOO,OOO and 800,000. The Opitra
he:nisei was one of the finest' in the.' West, and
wag owned' by J. M. & W. M. Tutnei, whose
loss will be' about $250,000 ',over, above an in
surance of $43.0,000.. ~ I•- , .• , ~• .-
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Reported for the'Vhiladelphia - Evening Bulletin.
BOSTON—Stecnier , Roman, Baker-168 bags wool B
-
Bulltick'sllonc.26 bales 16 es 20 rolls mdoe N. Bruner &
Co; 10 bales 15 co mdse , B Chase & Son; 15 cs do Coffin.
& Altemus; 2fitaileol.do Farnham :& Kirkham; lirbalos 35
- co dcrErotkinglitini:ll Wells; 10 'ca do I' C& J B Garrett;
- 13 bales 59 cases do Lewis, Wharton & Co; 11 bales .i 4
cases T'T Lea ' Co; 23 cs Loland, Allen & Bates; 19
roilkdo.MeCallmu & Cochran; 41 bales do Penn Elastic.
Sponge Co; lb co do Sutton, limith&Co; MO co mdse order;
.68 or boots and oboes Bunting, Durborow & Co; 21 do 0 G
Braman; 70, d 0,3 bill leather 0 S Claflin & Co; 23 cases,
boots and'shoes Graff; Watkins & Co; 31 do Munroe,
Smalls & co; 21 do A A Shumwey & Co; 30 co do A Tilden
& Co; 61 do Slitter & Miller; 300 cs in small lots order; 80
bbis syrup Burns & Kmueker; 2 00 empty hit bbls' 100 gni
do 1.7 8.0rowell; 7 cs sowing machluse Grover & Bak.er.
S M Co;10 blido grouse 35 bxa do C' If Grant & Co; 600
,rolls 1 cse paper Howell & Bros; 199 rolls paper Howlett.,
Onderdonk &, Co; 198 - cc - chair stock - Kilburn - & Gates; 45
cku cacotinut oil MiSKeon, Van Hagen & Cu; 25 bblo oil W
-_7l hlur~bs
bblilfisliTrA'Sonder & Co; 65 bbls 70 do 2U
4orsdo flohMarding & Bro; 45 bbls 25 hit do,tioh Atwood
Batik; 60 bbls 40 hlf do fish order; 150 bills pails 20 crates
-do'lso bxc 200 bills - furniturciind - blialriftdeVlEbbld oil 100 -
pkgsgbissware 20 bass wool 9 bales rags order. •
E
PZ , NAMBCCO—Barklmperador bags sugar A
139ARD 01.0 'TRADE.:
1. PRICE ETIIERILb,
G. STOKES, MONTIITA OOMMITTEE
.1/01)S.DOUG
-
110,12EXPIPIEfk 'et, "IMEACIFIEII,:
i - -.
k s edr il ttelk%l=l,..l4 - eaig.. r ir'''' ; '' 1 3 t. Z i
?Santana ' Llierpool...New York via 13 May 4
0010rad0 Liver*l...Npw York... ~ . ... -......May. 0
!Hwilabut4.l4....4iirs 1:„INhilf afflrfr . c . • : '' iltfer 5
eityoffirritok{yn...lll4 - erri oLI'..NA, Ycirk '' • ' * ' Mr' 6'
} Atuitralnslan Liverpool... New York. May 8
!Etna- —..• Llverpool.„Neve. York vie 14.-- . ,81117, . B',
, Ilanunonia • Havre s :..:NeW York May 8
tit. Laurent Brent—New York., May 8
:Atalanta ' - -,..1.:„L0nd0n....N0w York May 8
Leipzig Southampton... Baltimore May 8
T 1) DEPART,
I .Yestplialia New York„.llamborg May 18
• City of Cork New York... Liverpool via H.. - May 18
Nevada New York... Liverpool .....; May 19
Cuba New' York... Liverpool ... May 19
Aleppo New'York...Liverpool
.._May 20
, Morro Caatle....New York...flayana - May 20
H Chauncey ' New York...Ampinwall May 21 '
Fah•lrea ' Now York... Bermuda May 22
G Wanhington..New York... Now (Menne - May 22
Tonawanda —Pklladelphla...Savannall ' May V.
'Paraguay' New 1 ork...Liverpool ...._ • May 22
South Ainerlca. , ..New York-1110 Janeiro, &co, 'May 21
Me10n...., Now York... Glasgow ' May 26
DrAIRINE BULLETIN.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA-MAT IT
SUN
. R10:8,4 42 I ficzt Sri's, 7.1 U I HIGH WATER, 6 43
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
SteamOr Fonltn, Truman, 20 hours from Now York
,with rods. , to John F Ohl.
Bark Elgin
BV, Healey, 27 days from Ardrossan,with
pig iron to S & Welsh.
Bark Sarah B Hale,Wnite;lo days from Cardenas,witit
molasses to E (I Knight & Co. . .
Bark .Impentdor (Br), Heard, 24 days from Pei j nam-
Imo. with sugar to A F Damon., April 22, Int 530 8, lon
34 45 W, spoke bark Meaco, 2.6 days from Rio Janeiro for
Philadelphia. • .
Bark Pl•ank Lovett ( Br), (Jaun t 47 days from Andros-
Bail, with pig iron to order.
Burk Paragon ( 110,1logart, 9 days from Cardenas,wlth
sugar and molasses to.hutaz Hough & Morris.
Brig Galatea (Br). - McKenzie, 11 days from Matanzas,
'with sugar to Dallett & Son. •
Brig J H Dillingham, Blodgett, 10 days from Sagus,
With molasses to 14 & W , welxh. ; •
Brig Clara Brown, 'Osgood, 9 days froth Sagna, with
sugar and molasses to S & W Welsh.
Brig Potter(Br); Shields., II days from , Calbarien with
molasses to S ' ' • ' • ' •
. . _
Brig Chilianwalla 030—, 10 (lays from Sagua, with
Sugar and molasses to .ti Norris Wain do Co. .
hehr Waif (Br), Demsen, It days from St. Johns, P.
with sugar to John Menu & Co.
I" "gin rt e
Schr Mary p , or flays from Curacon
with ran to John Dallett & Co.
. -
Seim, Vesta, Waite, 14 days from Hasa, pith sugar and
molasses to S deW Welsh.
Behr Charlotte Fish. Strong,' 10 diyi from Matanzas,
with molasses to E C Knight di; Co.
Seim It C ThomaitiCr,ockett s 9 days from Matanzas,with
molasses to 'order. -
ARRIVED ON SATURDAY.
Steamer Ronmck
,Boggs. 45 hburs frour‘Boston, with
mdseand paspengere I°ll Winsor & Co, •
Steamer James IS' Gram. Vance, from Riehrtiond and
Norfolk, with wrist, to W P Clyde & Co.
Steamer New York, Jones. from Washington and Alex'
andria; with rodeo to W P Clyde & Co. ,
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards . 24 hours from New
York, with mdse to -W P Clyde & Co..
Steamer E C Biddle, McCue, 24 hours from New York,
with mdse to W P Clyde & Co. • .
Steamer Mayflower; Fultz, 24 hours from New York,
with midge to W P Clyde & Co„
Steamer Tacos N burs Nichols. 24• from New York,
y,
with mdse to W Baird i& Co. •
Schr Curtis Tilton, Somers, froth Now York.
Schr Cooper, Gallaway. 3 days from Rappahannock
River, with lumber to Hickman is Cottingham..
Tug Time Jefferson. Allen, from Baltimore, with a tow
of bargee to W P Clyde & Co: • - ,
AT WILMINGTON, DEL.
Schr Emma L Porter , • Sparks, 13 days from Nerasea,
with guano to J H Bailey tCo.
CLEARED ON SATURDAY.
Steamer Pioneer, Barrett, Wilmington, NC. Philadel
phia and Southern Mail SS Co.
Steamer Norman, Crowell, Boston, H Wirusor & Co.
Steamier Geo 1.1 Stout, Ford, Washington gad Alexan
dria, W Clirds & Co. • -
Steamer Norfolk, Platt, Richmond and Norfolk, W P
Clyde & Co.
Steamer F Franklin. Pierson, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Bark Castries (Br), Kemble, Aspinwall, S L 31erchant
&. Co.
Bark Village Queen,Gray. Turks Island, Workman&Co.
If
Bark S Wolbrot3k;Volleys,Trinidad,.Warren&Gregg.
Brig Lizzie Wyman, Gamage, Zaza..do
Brig Home, Phillips . Port Spain, T attson A Sons.
Fehr Henrietta, Clark, Cambridge, Westmd Coal Co.
Srhr Sabin°, Currier,-Elavannals, 8 L Merchant & Co.
Tug Hudson, Nicholson.Baitimore,withn tow of barges,
P Clyde & Co.
' Correspondence of' thaPhilmielphin.Exchange.
• LIM ES. DBL., May 15.
Bark Geo If Jenkins, for Philadelphia left the Break
water yesterday. SchrsJ II Lockwood. froutl 4 .law.York:
fur Bichmond;.lletiry,./ gamma. from. Georgetownlor
Providence, and Sophie Ann, from Philadelphia for
Baton. remain at the .harbor. Steamtug. America re
ports the folliniring iresselm haying passed in 'for Phila
delphia: Bark Savannah, from Sombrero, and brig
•
Robin. from SR gun.
Ynurs, 6r.c. . LABA2 L. LYONS.,
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
I.:LAI/LNG. May- 15, DM.
The following boats from the Unidit Canal passed into
the Schuylkill Canal, bound to Philadelphia, laden and
sneNutivinns with .ember to Boas & • Boudeithrist . ;
Onward. do to Croskey & (o;' General Grant, ilo to'J'
Fegely & Co; Utah. do to Morrett & Evans; Leviathan,
do to Norcross A tihnets;-Ke.tone, do to Patterson &
Lippincott; - Merchant do to Taylor & Betts. F.
Ship Onni . ,Dannevag. hence, at •.Ebtinore.29th.ult. for
It i'llip rfarritiburg, Wlswell, .ailed front Buenos Aires
13th 31arch for Hampton Roads. <
Steamer Tonawanda, Jennings, cleared at Savannah
11111 inst. for this port.
Steamer China (11r), Irockley, cleared"iit No - w
fork
15th inst. for Liverpool.
Bark Comet Petrie, from London for this port, sailed
from Falmouth Ist inst.
Bark Whetilland,Bursley,4s days from Buenos Ayres,
at New York 15th Inst. with bides, Az.
Brig Nigrota, Stowers, hence at St. Thomas 2d inst.
via Barbados.
Brig Bermes, Blacken , at Laguayra 22d ult. for this
port in das.
bchr Eitgle Wiug (Br), Stanley, hence at Barbados 29th
ult.
Seim Queen of Clippers, chimed at St. John, NB. 14th
inst. forts. port. - . •
Schr.).: Ltuticutt, Endictt, hence' at: Barbados - 14th
tilt. for Orchilla.
Schr II P Russell, Nickerson, cleared at New Orleans
11th inst. for Boston.
Schr J J Spencer, Smith, cleared at New Orleans 11th
inst. for,Cardenas, with 4511 emp hhds and emp tierces.
NOTICE' TO IiA7IIIIERS
Blonde Bock, upon which the English steamer St.
George was recently lost, is not on the coast of Blaine as
stated in the newspapers, but lies SSG E 3 miles from
the Seal Islands off the coast of Nova Scotia.
The Beal Island Light-bonse ( English) is-three and a
half miles from Blonde.Rocit.
Treasuil Department. Office Light-house Board,
Washington, D. C.. Nay la. laai.
ICE I ICE! • - ICE! ICE!
ICE! ICE ICE ICE!
OFFICE OF THE
KNICKERBOCKER ICE COMPANY,
No. 435 Walnut' Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Established 1832. Incorporated 1884.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers and Shippers of
EASTERN" ICE.
THOS. E. CAHILL, President; E. P. KERSHOW,
Vice• President; A. HUNT, Treasurer; E. H. CORNELL,
Secretary;.T: A. HENDRY, Superintendent. •
Ice delivered daily in all parts of the consolidated city,
West Philadelphia, Mantua, Richmond, Bridesburg,
Tioga and Germantown. • ' ' -•—
Prices for families, offices, etc., for 1862:
8 pounds daily 60 cents per week.
20 61 03 "
Large consumers at wholesale prices.
Orders sent to the °SIC°, or any, of the following depots,
will receive prompt attention: North Pennsylvania Rail
road and Master street, Willow street wharf, Delaware
avenue; Bridge avenue and' Willow - street, Twenty
second and Hamilton streets, Ninth street and Washing
ton avenue, and Pine street wharf. SChrtylkill.
Ice! 'lee! Ice! Ice! Ice! Ice!' Ice!
my 2 lmrpt
FINE INDIA CHINA,
TYNDALE & MITCHELL,
70T CHESTNETZ STREET
- - •
Otit.AP COLOGNE SETS.
TICIPEY4I4: h PLlTc,}ll,lf,
707 CIIESTNUT STREET.
ENGRAVING ON GLASS
TINDALE & MITCHELL,
CHEAP GLASS WARE
TYNDALE & FLTCHELL,
- - 707 CHESTNUT STREET
DECORATIONS ON CHINA:"
TYNDALE di MITCHELL,
, 1 ,
707 CHESTNUT §TICEET
mhls-m,w,f,3mrp
JORD.A-137,6 CELEBRATED p,trHgg,Tpxw
Ale for invalidtf, family nee, •
!rho subscriber h novefdredshed with hia full , Winter
supply oflile highly nutritious and well-known bever
age. Its wide-spread and increasing " use, by order of
physicians{ for invalids, use of families, ere., command it ,
t.o..the_attentioi_of all consumers who want,a strictly.
puretirtirle; larri4frekt tier
lip in the moatarefulmanner for home use or traramor4
baton. Orders by mail or otherwise promptly sapp4o4,
P. J. Joßpitli,
. . , . • No: 720 Pear street,:'
Below Third and Walnut streets.,
CIANTON PRESERVED GINGER.-
1. 1J Preserved -Ginger, in eyrun of, the' celebrated
Wong brand; also, Dry Dreserv,ed.)Giuger t in boxes, im
ported and for sale , by. JOS:B. BI.T§FDA•tt CO., 108
South Delawaro avectle.. , • •
, , •
• $ ;
E A.Cr A 4
ctoD
mhAitllAff6
t-4
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4767 CUE STRUT STREET
- • /14 - 1. - iiii - bt - I.t.
•LIVE .. INSURING . COMPANY
OF. 711 E
UNITED STATE S DE AMERICA,
Washington, D. C.
Cbartered by Special . Act of Congress,
Approved July 25,1868.
Cash Capita 61,1,Q00,0b0
Paid in Full.
BRANCH OFFICE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
PHILADELPHIA:
Where all correspondence should be addressed
DIRECTORS:
OLARENOE H. CLARK, F. A. ROLLINS,
JAY COOKE,
W. ELLIS,
W. G. MOORHEAD,
dEORGE F. TYLER,
J. HINCKLEY CLARK, 11. C. FAIINESTOCK
• 0 FFI ERS:
CLARENCE •H. CLARK, Philiadelphis,'Preaident
JAY COOKE, Chairman / Finance and Executlia Com
!Wass, - -
HENRY D. COOKE, Vi'ashington, Vice President. .•
EMERSON W. PEET, Philadelphia; Sec'y and Actuary
E. S. 'TURNER, 'Washington, Assistant Secretary.
FRANCIS G. S3IITIi,M. D., 'Medical DiriTtor' •
• ~i 1 ~ 41 1 1 h i
This Company, National in its character, offere t by
reason of its Large Capital, Low Bates of Premium, and
New Tables, the most desirable means of Insuring Life
yet ; presented to the public. - • ;
CirctilaiS,Taxophlets, and full particaltai given on ap
,plication, to the Brahch Office - of the Company or to ifs
General Agents.
General Agents of the Company.
JAY COOKE & CO., New York, for New • York State
and Northern New, Jersey.
JAY COOKE do CO., Washington, D. C., for Delaware,
Virginia, District of Columbia and West Virginia.
B. W.: CLARK k CO., for Pennsylvania and Southern
New Jersey. D. S. BraSELL, IlarrisbUrg,llfanager for
Central and„Western Pennsylvania.
J. ALDER ELLIS A. CO., Chicago, for Illinois, Wiscon
gin and lowa.
nab_ STEPHEN -MILLER., St. Paul. for-Minnesota
and N. W.Whicintaitt. . .
JOHN W. ELLIS & CO., Cincinnati, for Ohio awl Con-
tral and Southern Indiana.
T. B. EDGAR, St. Louis, for Missouri and Banana
S. A. KEAN 6: C 9., Detroit, for Michigan Ind Northern
Indiana..
A. M. MOTHERSHED, Omaha, for Nebraska
JOHNSTON BROTHERS hr. CO.,BaHlraore,lar Mary-
land.
New• England General Ageeey Ihoid!eir the'
• - Direction of
R. A. ROLLLNS and
j Of the Board of Dicec tore
W. E. CIiAIiDLER,
J. P. TUCKER, Manager,
3 Merchants' Exchange, State street, Breton
DELAWARE -MUTUAL SAFETY IN,
SURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated hy the Legislatireef ~ P epusylviOnlB9.si
Office S. E. corner of THIRD and WALNUT Streets,
Philadelphia,
MARINE INSURANCES
On Vessels, Cargo arid Freight to all parts of the world.
• • INL AND" INSURANCES
On goods by--river, canal. lake mid land carriage to all
D a
FIRE INSURANCES
OnMerchantliee generally, or. Stores, Dwellings,
ASSETS OF TIIE COMPANY, •
November 1,16.18. 7.
e 330,000 United States Five Per Cent. Loan,
10-40's. - $ OD 00
--1.13,040,1rnit0d States Six Per Cent. Loan,
1.56„89000
moo° United States Six Per Cent. Loan •
(for Pacific 'Railroad ) 50,000 00
200,040 Stater of Pennsylvania Six Per - •
Cent. Loan... 211X5 00
125,000 City oPPhiladelphia Six Per bent.
Loan (exempt from Tax) 123,594 00 -
50,000 State of New Jersey Six Per Cent.
r 51,500 00
20,000 Pennsylvania - - Railroad ' First
Mortgage Six Per Cent. Bonds 20,200 00
25,000 Pentieiyhrania ' Railroad s Second '
Mortgage Six Per Cent:Bolide 24,000 00
25p00 Western Pennsylvania Railrpad,
• Mortgage Six Per Cent. Bonds
(Penna. R. R. gparantee) 20,625 00
.50,000 State of Tennessecleive Per Cent.
Loan 21,000 00
- 74300 State - of -Tennessee Six Per Cont.`
Loan 5,1:01 25
35,000 Germantown Gas Company, princi
pal and interest guaranteed by
the City of Philadelphia,soo •
shares 5t0ck,:..... 15, 0 00 00
104X10 Pennsylvania Railroad — Comparri,
200 shares stock - • • - 11,300 00
5,,000 North Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, 100 shares stock 3,500 00
20 000 Philadelphia and Southern -Mail
. Steamship Company, SO shares •
s 1.5.P00 oo
207,900 Loans on Bond and Mortgage, first
liens ou City Properties— 207.900 00
81,109,900 Par
Market Vakm, f51,130,r..5 25
. Cost, 81,001,604 26
Beal Estate 36000 00
Bills recet'vablo for Insurances
made .-
322,436 9i
Balances due at Asencies--Pre-,
minors on Misrule Policies=.
Accrued Ititerctst - and other
debts due the Company 40,173 88
Stock and Scrip of sundry Corpo
. _rations, 83,156 00. Estimated
value.— • 1,813 00
Cash in Bank 8116,150 08
Cabal in Drawer , 413 65
DIRECTORS.
Thomas C . : Hand, . James B. McFarland,
Edward Darlington, William C. Ludwig,
Joseph H. Seal, Jacob P. Jones,
-
Edmund A. Souder, Joshua P. Eyre.
Tbeophilus Paulding, William G. Boußon,
Hugh Craig, Henry C. Hallett, Jr..,
John C: Davis. - John DTaylor,
/nines C. Haud, Edwatd . Lafourcade,
John. B. Penrose, ' Jacob Beige], • ,
11. Jones Brooke, George W. Bornadou,
SvencerM'llvaine, Win. C. Houston. .
Henry Sloan, D. T. Morgan, Pittsburgh
Samuel E. Stokes, John B. Semple, - do.,
James Traguair, tiuritt ,
C
A. B. Berger, do.
HANDS President.
JOHN C. DAVIS, Vice President,
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
'HENRY BALL, Ass:t Secretary
MEE COUNTY FIRE INSURANCE COM-
A_ PANY.—Office, No. 110 south Tonal, streOt, below
' Chestnut.
The Fire Insurance Company of the County of Phi'n
(101)11111," Incorporated by the 14eAjeleture of PennsYlva
nia in ltiV, for indemnity against loss or damage by fire,
exclusively.
CHARTER -PERPETUAL.
This old and reliable institution, with iimPle capital
and contingent fund carefully invested, continues to in
, sure buildings, furniture, merchandise, ,Ac.,nither per
. Manently or for a limited. timei• against loss or damage
by fire, at the lowest fates consistent with the absolute
safety of its customers.
'Losses adjusted and paid with all possible despatch.
' DIRECTORS:
'Chas. J. Sutter, • Andrew 11. Miller,
Henry Build, . • • : --Edwin
N. Stone . ,
.John Horn, . Edwin L.Heakirt, -
;Joseph Moore, Robert V. Massey, Jr.,
;George Alecke, Mark Devine.
• ,CHARDLti SUTTER, President.
. ••••• :• ' HENRY 'BUJ/Di - Vice President.
BENJAMIN Y. HOECKLEY l , , Secretary and Treasurer.
TEFFERSONFIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY of Philadelphia.-office, No, 24 North Fifth
streetimis, w Market street. . ' c'.
_.
ancorporatOd--by-ith9 -Legislatato- Of-Pennsylvania.
Charter perpetual. 'Capital and Assets.'Bl6B,ooo. Make
insurance against Loss or damage by Fire on Public - or
Private Buildings, Furniture; Stocks, Goode and liler
chandiso,,on favorable teos. ~ ... •• , . . , .
. DIRECTORS._ .
I
Win. merawef; .-.- " - Edward B:Moyer,
Lintel Peterson, ' ,- • Frederick Ladner, .
John F.l3eleterling, '-`,__._. Adam J. Glass,
Henry Troemner, 'ii, .... liMiry Delany, "'
Jacob Schaudein,
~ 1.,. (John Elliott,
Frederick Doll,
.., ;.i: „.:' Cliristiah,D.' Frick,
Samuel Miller ie ".•._ .". ,- Georizo•-10,:Fprt,
•: , • A Williath D. Gardner.'-' • • . `•
' • tIVILLIAM MoDANIEL. Preeident.
~ ~. 'ISRAEL PETERSON, Vico President.
riiitTr,E:COLEMAN, Seeretary.and Treasurer.; ,- ...
• F AME, INSURANCE COMPANY; NO
J. 809 CHESTNUT STREET.
- INCORPORATEp .I&SB. ' , CHARTER, PEF,P.ErtiAL
• LIIIKETX_Atir42 OO ,IM: • -
* • If,TRE NMI - RANO LEXOLUSIVELT. •
's,lfoyfirety.,4 - .;,, , ,,,,,5 , : r05s Dents,gety:Fire., either- by_Per
, • - petual or Tiluporary..rolicies. - - -
- Inßazrolts. • , .. • •
Charles Richardson,— -Robert Pearce, - -
Wm. H. Rhawn, John'Keeslor, Jr.,
Francis N. Book, •_' Etlwatii Bv - Orne, •
; Henry Lewis, Charles Stokes, • ,
Nattunn Ulnae, ' , John W: Plirerman,
George A. West,' • Mordecai: Busby, ' =
CHARLES ICHARDSON•, Prealooloi4.
WM. 11. RHAWN, Yire•Preeldent.
- WILLIAM'S LiTILANOUtatD - Secretarr. _ • tt
NMIU
HENRY D. C00K,,, ,
w. E. CHANDLER,
JOHN D. DEFREES,
EDWARD DODGE,
116,563 73
81,647,367 80
:-xr~s~~rt~.~.
1829 -
ChARTER PERPETUAL.
FRA.DofIK.I.4IN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELP 1114.
Office-435 and 437 Chestnut Street'
, 40.0 t on January 1, 1569,
13:
Capital . . . ,
Accruvd durpins
rrerniunta
:UNSETTLED CLAIMS, INCOME FOR 1869,
823,788 12. 8360,000.
Losses Piiid Since 1829 Over
,:ifts,so_o', Op°.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms.
The Rom pan , also issues Policies upore! the Rents of
all kinds or buildings, Ground Rents and Mortgages.
DIRECTORS.
Alfred Filler,
Thomas Sparks,
Wm. S. Grant.
Thomas S. Ellis,
Gustavus S. Benson,
BAKER, President.
ES, Vice• President.
Secretary.
Assistant Secretary
fell tde.3l
Alfred G. Baker,
Samuel Grant,'
Geo. W. Richards,
Dane Lea,
Geo. Falea,
ALFRED
GEO. FAL
JAR. W. McALLISTER,
THEODORE M. REGER
UNITED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Tlilit Company takes risks at the lovresfrateif consistent
withisafety, and confines its business exclusively to
FLUE INSURANCE IN THE CITY OF PHILADEL
PHIA ..
'OFFICE—No. 72.3 Arch street, Fourth National Bank
Minding.
, DIRECTORS. ,
Thomas J. Martini • Henry VirißreriuOr,*
John Hirst. Albertan King,
Wm. A. Rohn, Henry Mama,
James 1/1 ongan, ~ James Wood, ,
William Alonn , , John Bhalleross;
Jailies',Tenner J. Henry Asian,
Alexander P. Dickson, Hugh Mulligan,
Albert C. Roberts Philip Fitzpatrick,
, • ' James k
_••
' • "CONRAD B. ANDRES, President.
Wiltr. A. Romx, Treas. , W. H. FAGEN. See'v
T' PEN
NSYLVANIA FU 113SII
RANCE COMPANY.
—lncorperitted 1825-LChartor Perpetual:
No. 510 WALNUT street, opposite IndependenceS9nare.
Thin Company, favorably known to the community for
over forty. years, continues to insure against loss of
damage by hre on Public or Private Buildings, either
permanently or for, a limited. time.' Also on Furniture,
Mocks of Goods, and Merchandise generally, on , liberal
terms.
Their Capital, together with a large Surplus Fund, is
inrested In the most careful manner, which enables them
to offer . to the insured an undoubted security in the case
of loss.
DIRECTORS.
John Dercroux,
Thomas Smith,
Henry Lewis,
J. Gillingham Fell,
iddock, Jr.
DANIEL SMITH, S.
'rotary.' upl9-tt
Daniel Smith, Jr.,
Alexander Benson,
Isaac liaxleburst,
Thomas Robins,
Daniel Hai
WM. G. CROWELL, Sec
PH CE NI X INSURANCE . COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.. ' •
INCORPORATED Mt—CHARTER PERPETUAL.
No. =1 WALNUT Street, opposite the Exchange. ' •
This Company, insures from losses or damage by
FIRE
on liberal terms, on buildings, merchandise. furniture,
&c.. for limited periods, and permanently on buildings,
by deposit or premium.
The Company has been in mitre operation for' more
than sixty years, during which all lositeilliave been'
promptly adjusted and
DIRECTORS: ' '
John L. Hodge, David Lewis,
M. B. Mallo', . Benjamin Etting, '
John T..Lesns, Thus; H. Powers,
=.- - -"Win. S. Grant, - -A. R. Mclieurv, -
Robert W. Leaming, - Edmond Castillen,
- D. Clark Wharton. Samuel Wilcox,
Lawrence Lewis, Jr.. I Lewis C. Norris.
• JOHN - R. WUCHERER, President. •
SAMUEL WILCOX. Secretary.
• FLEE ASSOCIATION. • ...OF
•
PHILADELPHIA, lilcorporated March
27, 1820. Office, No. 31 North Fifth street.
fL4.„. 41 ' Insure Buildings, Household Fnrnituro
_7.- and Merchandise generally, from. Loss by
Assets Jan. 1,1869_ ..... .. ... . ....$1,406A35 OS
TRUSTEES.
- i , Sainuel.Sparhawk,
Peter A. Keyser, Charles P. Bower,
Johli Carrow, Jesse LightioPt,
George I. Young. Robert Shoemaker,
Joseph It. Lyndall, Peter Armbruster,
Levi P. Coats, M. H. Dickinson,
.Peter-Wi Hamann,;,..
WM. Mt - HAMILTON, PrPsideirt,
SAMUEL SPARHAWK, Vice President
WM.. T. BUTLER, Secretary.
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO3l-
PA NY.fricoriorated 1810.---Charter perpetual. "
No. alo WALNUT street, above Third, Philadelphia.
Having a large pail-up Capital Stock and. Surplus in
vented in sound and available Securities, continue to
insure on dwellings,- stores, furniture,' merchandise,
vessels in port, and their cargoes, and other persona'
.prop e rty. All losses liberally and promptly.adjusted.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas R. Maris, • Edmund G.
John Welsh, Charles W. Poultney,
Patrick Brady, • Israel Morrii, -
John T. Lewis, John P. Wethevill,
William W. Paul.
ALBERT C. Cnawroa
,T S HOMA reta S R. MARIE , -President.
ec
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BIRCH & 8011,
AUCTION
EERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
N0.,1110 CHESTNUT Weer. -
Rear entrance No. 1107 Sansom street.
Household Furniture of every description received on
,Consignment.
Sales of Furniture at dwellings attended to on the most
reasonable terms.
Sale No. 1110 Chestnut street -
ELEGANTFURNITURE L ROSEWOOD PIANO
'FORTE -, WALNUT, AND GILT FRAME MIRRORS,
BRUSSELS INGRAIN AND VENETIAN CAR
PETS, CRINA, GLASSWARE, ROSEWOOD ME
LOA ON ygoN, . • •
O TUESDAY MORNING,
At 9 o'clock, at the auction store, No. 1110 Chestnut at.,
will be sold the following--7Abottf 10 suits of Parlor
Furniture, covered; with plush,- terry, reps and hair
cloth; suits of Walnut Chamber Furniture, finished in
oil; with Wardrobes to match, Walnut and Oak Dining
RoomFurniture,-Booketteee -Lotiuges i Centre-Tables,
ri
Secretaes, Reclining and Arm Chairs, Office Tables and
Desks, China, Glassware. &c.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
Also, a large - assortment of Furniture and Carpets
from families declining housekeeping.
The furniture will be arranged for examination on
Monday.
Sale at Nraakfottl
. .
MACHINERY AND TOOLS OF THE COOPER FIRE
ARMS AND MANUFACT'URLNG COMPANY.
ON FRIDAY MORNING,
May 21, at 10 o'clock, at the Cooper Finn Arms and
Manufacturing Company, on Frankford road, at the
creek ,will be sold, the Machinery, Tools, sc., consisting
of—
Hand A: Slide Rest Lathes,'
Trip Hammers, •
Core Machines, •
Rifling Machines
Hope Iron Co.'a Shears,
Large Silting Machine,
Presses.— • -
Also, weer 300 feet main shafting, pulleys, hangers,
couplings, over 3,000 feet belting, WO feet oak portable
benching, machinists' and blacksmiths' tools of every
description, portable forges, furnaces, platform scales,
Also,.
a lot of speCial machines and tools used in mann
k -
fauring fire anus. '
Also, over 3,000 feet gas pipe; 26 double-point brackets;
109 sawing brackets; 70 plain brackets, &c.
Also, 2 pattern makers' benchesylarge tool chest and
tools.
Also, Lute Shed and fencing.
OFICE F.URNITURE, FIREPROOF SAFE, &c.—
Also, large Farrell it Herring Fireproof Safe, oak high
Desk, oak pedestal office Table, 12 oak Ariz Chairs,
Diattin_g, Stoyes, &c.
Sale Peremptory.
LEASE 'OF, THE PREMISES.—At the commence
ment of the sale will be sold the balance of the Lease of
the premises for 7 years.
Catalogues ready ut tho .Auction Store; on Tuesday,
18th.
. .
Access can be had by the Second and Third Street and
Fifth and Sixth Street Paasenger Oars by stopping at
the lane leading to Paxton,Flennning & Lloyd's coal and
.lumber yard. •
THE PRINCIPAL MONEY ESTABLISH
nnit-S. E. corner of SIXTH and RACratreets.
• Money advanced on Merchandise genera/IY—Watolies,
Jewelry, Diamonds, Gold and Silver Pin , arid on all
articles of valup, for any length of time itgreed on.
WATCHES' AND JEWELRY AT PRIVATE SALE.
line Gold Hunting Case, Double Bottom and Open I•'tu•e
English, American and Swiss Patent Lever Watchee;
'Fine Gold Hunting Case and Open Face Lepino Watches;
Fine Gold Duplex. and other'Watelies;Thie Sther;lifunt.:
lug Case, and Open Face English. American and Swiss
Patent Lever and Lola° Watches; Double Case English,
gnarlier and other - Watelles;_ Ladies' Fatici.'Watchee;
Diamond Breastpins; Finger Rings; Ear Rings; Studs;
&c.; Fine Gold. Chains; Bracelets; • Scarf
Pins; Breastpins; Finger' Binge; , Pencil•Casets and JOT!
eirY generally.
FOR SALE—A largo and valuable Fireproof Chest,
suitable for a Jew:iler; cost 46f4.. - •
Also, several tots in South Camden, Fifth and Chest
nut streets. . .
B SCOTT, Jig., AUCTIONEER,
SCOTT'S ART GALLERY,
102X1011ESTNOT street, Philadelphia. ! .
, SPECIAL SALE OF REST QUALITY TRIPLE ,
. SILVER PLATED_ re _ RNING,,
ON TUESDAY: , w , ,
May 18, at 10% o'cloeic, at Scott's Art Gallery, IMO Chest
nut otreet, Wild bo sold without reserve, a falf , and_frelle•
ral assortment of best quality Triple Silver PhttellWaret
riPAlteltas r ~ e p
GLABEIWAILE, FABIAN WA4 I .,
,4g9z
,__Also, 11,11 tir o tiriternfO e Ctitaii . -- . 4*-
Alio, au invoice of Ormolu Gilt French 21-day Clocks.
D. 32,00L8E • & 09.;
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KET street:, • •
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...3400,000 00
1,083= 70
1,193543 43
Hand Planet',
Index Milling Machines,
Largo Circular Saw,
Frame and Saws,
Large Soda Water Kettle,
with coil of steam ripe.
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ON TUESDAY, MAY R..
13o'cloisk noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange
-6000 Dejaware Railroad coupon bonds.
20
0
° Notch
d Pennsylvanialii u Rail r oadi
2000 Illinois Central Railroad 7 px. , en t t 3i : n ce nt.
2000 Union Canal 6 per Cent.
500 Cumberland Valleßailroad 8 per cent. Railroad 2000 Allegheny Valley 5 per cent. ,
322 67 do. do. do.. Scrip.
120 , North Pennsylvania Railroad Scrip.
1000 Chester Valley Railroad 7 per .cont.
123 shares Williamsport Bridge Co:Stock.
395 shares Wrightsville, York and Gettysburg R. R.
G
42 shares Georgetown as Light Co.
- Executors' Sale—Estate of Joseph Andrade.
!6000 Lehigh Zinc 7 per cent.,-January and July.
WOO do. do. do. May and Novem.ber. .
MOO Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co., 7 per ci.
150 shares Oswego Gas Co.
For Other Accounts—
s27oo Mcßerin and Elk Land and Improvement Co.,
second mortgage.
e 13,700 Union Canal Co. • '
* 4 10,000 Huntingdon and Broad Top Consolidated Bonds.
100 shares Empire Transportation Co.
an share% Reliance Inidirance Co. ,
$4OOO Harrisburg and Mount Joy Railroad.
5 shares Southwark Bank. -
Shares in Philadelphia anti Mercantile Libraries.
5 shares Coal Ridge Improvement and Coal Co.
2000 shares Honeycomb Pet. Co.
VALUABLE-MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
ON TUESDAY ANTI WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS,
• - • May 18 and 19,
At 4 o'clock, including Historical, Biographical Poetical
and Scientific Works, English and American editions.
REALEST ATE SALE, MAY hi.
VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS LOCATION
LARGE and VALUABLE LOT, BRICK RESIDENCE
and substantially built CHURCH PROPERTY, Eighth
r street, above Race, 100 feetTront. It is situate in It very
improving and business square, and well worthy the at
tention of Capitalists, Builders and others. See survey
and handbills.
HANDSOME MODERN THREE-STORY BRICK RE
SIDENCE, No. 1531 Girard avenue, 20 feet front, 150 feet
deop to Water street. It has alljhe modern conveniences.
Immediate possession. _ •
Peremptory SaIe—VERY ELEGANT. and SUPERIOR
FIVE-STORY STONE MANSION, with. Stables and
Coach Houses, No. 1512 Walnut street, - 45 feet fr0nt,,,159
feet deep to Chancellor street,63 feet In the rear;2 fronts.
'i x,
It Is finished in a very superior manner, and ha every
modern convenience. Immediate possession.
LARGE SALE OF CAMDEN LOTS,on Second, hird,
Fourth and West streets. between Itiunilton street and
Bridge avenue,Camden, N. J.. belonging to the Estate
of he late Edwin A. Stevens, Esq., dec'd. Full particu
lars in lithographs. • - . .
ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE, 12 acres and 152
Perches, Waverly Heights, Limekiln Turnpike, Mont
goinery county, Pa., 9 miles from Philadelphia and half
a mile of 'Abington Station on the North Pennsylvania
Railroad. .
.
.
• .
COUNTRY PLACE, 4 ACRES, Old York Road, near'
Oak lane, about quarter of a mile from Oakland Station,
on the North Pennsylvania Railroad. • • •
Peremptory saIe—VERY HANDSOME COUNTRY
SEAT, 40 acres, near Old York 'Station, on the North
Pennsylvania Railroad. .
HANDSOME MODERN 234-STORY STONE RESI
DENCE,with Stable and. Coach House and Green House,
No. 123 Duy's lane, Germantown.
• Perethydory Sale—For. Account of a Former Purchaser
—MODERN THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING,No.
1513 North Twentieth street. Has all the modern COUTO
nielices. Immediate possession.
,NEAT MODERN THREE-STORY BRICK DWEL
LING, No. 531 Wharton street, with a Three-story Brick
Building in , thesear on Mcllwain Arent, Nn. 522.
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND-STORE. No. 317
North Eighth street, Above Callowhill, 39 feet front.
Peremptory Sale—To Grain Dealers. Flour Merchants
and others—VEßY VALUABLE BUSINESS PRO
PEETY•-•TWO-STORY BRICK BUILDING. Washing
ton avenue, east of 21st street, 85 feet front, 130 feet deep
to Alter street:.
Peremptory SaIe—SUBSTANTIAL BUILDING and
'LARGE LOT, Washington avenue, west of ~Twentieth
street. -
Peremptory Sale—To Close a Partnership Account-5
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS,Dos..I72O, 1722,
1724 ; 1726 And 1728 Leib street, between Front street and
Fratdiferd road. and South of Harrison st.
Same Estate—GßOUND RENT . 4 ,4'50 a year.
2 VERY DESIRABLE LOTS.; Ridge avenuer through
to Turner street. Northwest of Hd.
• Peremptory,. Sale—TWO-STORY BRICE. DWEL
LING, No. 13e,ach Street; betiveen . - :Mariborengh - and -
Hanover.
Peremptory SaIe—HANDSOME MODERN THREE
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, with Stable and Coach
Ilonse Forty-first street, above' Hutton, West Philadel
phia. 'Lot 120 by 166 feet to a 55 feet street.
Executor's Sale—Estate of Hannah Howell'. dee 41.—;
VERY DESIRABLE TIIREESTORY BRICK RESI
DENCE, No. 218 South Fifteenth street. below Walnut.
• VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY PLACE, 4 AClllit'S,
Baltimore turnpike, Delaware county. Pa., about 2 miles
north of Chester and 10 miles from Ph ihuielphia.
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE, N 0.22.36 Main
street, Germantown. 41 feet front,-, '
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. al Otter
:street - , - west of-Frankford..road,7l6th.l.Ward,..with.a_T-W0 , ..
story Frame Shop in the rt•ar. -
MODERN THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING;
421130ut1i Thirteenth street, between Lombard and
' THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, N 0.219 Juni
_per street, above Race.
DESIRABLE LOP, Ridge avenue, N. W. of Vineyard
street.
Peremptory' SaIeVERY ELEGANT COUNTRY
SEAT—THREE-STORY STONE - NIANSION,- Stable
and Coach-Houset, Green Houses, Ac .. 23 acres,- New.
Second Street Road,Noutg.ornery county. Pa., near City,
Line Station, North Peninnivania Itailroad—Residence`
of Wm. G. Moorhead, Dirt,
WELL-SECURED GROUND RENT, $ll2 50 a year,
Payable in silver.
MODERN THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
No. 909 North Fifteenth street.
Atiministiator's Peremptory Sale—To Close an Estate
—4 THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos. 1059;
1061, 1063 and 1065 North Front street.
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. 1906 Wil
cox street.
Peremiddry StiIe , —BUSINESS LOCATION—LARGE
AND VALUABLE LOT, Dwellings, Sheds, Tracks Sic.
an old-established , Coal Yard, Front-street,nertik of
bites, 12th Ward.fiiet front.
MODERN -- THREE-STORY - 'BRICK''DWELLING;
No. 2128 Franklin street.
VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY, N. W. corner of
Twenty-third . and Arch streets; 72 feet front; 370 feet
deep. Itconediato possession.
Executor's Sale—Estate of Joshua Longstroth, deed
VALUABLE STOCKS.
ON TUESDAY, MAY 25,
At 12 o'clock noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange
-110 shares Philadelphia National Bank.
100 shares Northern Liberties National Bank.
43 shares Girard National Bank.
16 shares North Ameilea Nation al - Bank.
10 shares Commercial National Bank. ,
15 shares Philadelphia Exchange.
20 shares Now Castle and Wilmington . Railroad.
3 shares Pennsylvania Insuranpe Co.
1 share Philadelphia Library Co.
• For Account of Whom it may Concern—
SO shares Fame Insurance Co.
• *_Sale No. 1402 South Penn Square.
NEAT HOUSEHOLD-FIT TS RNITIME; .k AIIIIROW,••OAR
PE c.
ON TUESDAY MORNING.
May 18, at 10 o'clock, at No. 1402 South ,Penn Square,
(Broad, above Chestnut,) by catalogue, the neat Furni
ture, comprising Walnut Parlor and Dining Room Fur
niture, superior. Extension Dining Table, Sideboard,
Pier Mirror, China, Glass and Plated Ware; Mahogany
Chamber Furniture, She Hair Matresses; Feather Beds,
Bolsters and Pillows, Brussels, Imperial and Ingrain
Carpets, Kitchen Utensils, dc.
Sale No. 614 Spruce street.
ELEGANT FURNITURE, PIANO, MIRRORS, CUR
TAINS. OIL PAINTINGS, &c.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,
May 19, at 10 o'clock, at No. 614 Spruce street, by 'cata
logue, the entire Furnitstre,corupristng Rosewood' Draws
lug Room Furniture, crimson satin; two elegant Arm
Chairs, Centre Tables, Tennessee marble; elegant Rose
wood Piano, 7-octaves; fine Broratelle and Lace Cur
tains, six French Plate . Mantel, Pier and Oval Mirrors,
fine Oil Paintings and Engravings A Bronze Ornaments,
superior Walnut Dining - Raom Furniture, Extension,
Dining Table, Buffet Sideboard . fine Cut Glass, China
and Plated Ware, Library and Sitting Room Furniture;
fine Wilton and Velvet and Brussels Carpets, four ele
gant Walnut Olusniber Suits, fine Wardrobes, pottage
Furniture, fine Hair and Spring Mistresses, Bolsters and
Pillows, superior High Case Clock, Kitchen, Furniture,
.Refrigerater,&c.
.
May be examined on the ,
morning of sale at 8 o'clock.
Sale at the Auction Rooms, Nos. 139 and 141 South
Fourth street.
HANDSOME HOUSEROLD FURNITURE' PIANOS,
MIRRORS, HANDSOME VELVET, BRURSELS
AND OTHER THURSDAYc. • ,
ON MORNING,
May 2, at 9 o'clock,at the Auction Rooms, by catalogue;
a large assortment of superior Household Furniture,.
comprising—Handsome Walnut Parlor Suits, coverer
with plush, reps and hair cloth; superior Library and
'Dining Room 'Furniture, Walnut and Cottage Chamber
Suits, superior - Rosewood 7 octave 'Piano orto, Rosa ,
wood Cabinet Piano,French Plate Mirrors, two elegant
Walnut Secretary and Bookcases, handsome-Wardrobes,
Sideboards Etageres, Extension, Centre and Bouquet
Ti~hles,Rnu Hair Matresses andl Feather Beds; Rue China
and-Glassware, Plate Glass, Showcase, large. assortment
Office .Furniture, Gilt Twelve-light Chandelier large
„painted Bar; Marble Top, Refrigerator , 8 doz Windsor
Chairs, Stoves, handsome Velvet, Brussels and other
Carpets, Matting,Oil Cloth, Sic,
.; Sale No. 445 York avenue,. •
• 'HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
• ON FRIDAY MORNING,
May 21, at 10 o'clock, at No. 445 York avenue, (between
Fourth - and-Fifth - streets, - above the surplus
Furniture, comprising—Walnut Parlor and ,Oak Dining
Rtioni Furniture, Walnut and Mahogany Chamber Fur
niture Oak Cottage Snit, handsome Velvet, Brussels and
other Carpets, Kitchen Furniture; '&e.. 7,
TO RENT—A: Cory largo and elegant * Country Seat
and Mansiori, with all modern conveniences, gas; bet and
cold water, out-buildings,. beautiful garden,
tyrsw i erith Ward, suitablefor a bciarding,bouse.
FOR BALE.
LARGE AND VALUABLE TIIREE-STOKY STONE
MILL and six Houses and Vann, 5.1 acres. Allen's
lane, of a nine of Chestnut Hill and Mt.' Airy S ta
tion ;on the Chestnut Hill Railroad, nd Ward.
For particulars apply to M. Thomas &Sons.
rr L.
AgitisttlDGE SL , .UO., AUCTION
.I.. • 505 MAKK ET street. above Fifth.
LARGE . SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND
CP.
, • ON-WEI/NESDAV MORNING;
May 12, at 10 o'dock. wo *ill sell by catalogue
_ i about
MO packages of Boots and E
Shoes, of city and udora
manufacturo., . , - •
csiseeof nien 7 e and hope, Far Hats, flaps
•Tgvwltlen b ttsntnid>rOf City. apt -Country buyers ty .
called '
Open early on the morning of sale for examination.
UY BABBITT St CO ~
~ CASH AUCTION HOUSE,
No. IN MARKET street, corner ()Malik street.
full advanced on consignment* Nrithni elitcp (illarget
r l / 4 ggit: 0. Q
tia • ot: • •
i ra a 'ria 7
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This Salo, on WIDNESD...4 74 4 '.' Veatrriatapivr
Erchangd;wiltiactuda the To owing— "
Nortgaga. of .801,well secured.
PACEMCIELACE--Throehttoi7 'WTI=
3d and Vine sts.,/ lot 36 , by Pt ftiet
Sale—Estate af P. 'CIO:, deed. . 4t t'i7 4 t
No. 714 .LIXISONST-Three-story Brick Div,*
lot IS by 90 feet to Ellett st.,2d Ward; subject to
ground rent. Orphans' Cuter; Sat e -E5t444,14-1, 7, frft
Cdrraheri deed.. • • - , TJ;
BUILDING LOT—afeßetin at west OflH;reteattf stti ,
16 by 76 feet. Orphans' . Court Sale---Betate of johistp.
Bland, dee'd. •
No. Wiz NORTH TWELFTH. ST--Gentoot. Thrift
story Brick "Dwelling, with back bullth_ngs, lot 1.61/
feet. Subject to 4138 ground rent. Has the, :,4
conveniences. -la_ ' • • - ,-;,
No. 71.1 sawn; S ECOND ST—ThreeStorrßriellt-
Store and . Dwelling, lot 16-bY 74 fe et., Subject to
i round rent. Sate by order, the- ,Tl',uSteo e k e
No. 615 PASS*UNK ROAD—Business, Stand, lot 21/
by 75 feet. Clear of incumbrance.• Sam .
GROUND RENT OF e 44 PER ANNUM—Well se- ''
cured aud_punctually paid. Sok by order ot Ole COOrtar
Common Pleas—Estate of Ben,: ;Davisofec'd. -
Nos. 811 and 813 NORRIS ST—Two genteel ThreeiL
story Brick Dwellings, with back brdbliugsilot 16by iii
feet. Have the modern tonveneences.• • ' "
VALUABLE.OLL CLOTH MANUFACTORY, out
buildings and over 4 acres of land, Setond' st;and
avenue, Tvrenty•fifth Ward; on the JunotfotP and near'
the North Pennsylvania Railroad, with line facEttiea for
shipment.•./The machinery will be included itt Sale. ,
Plan at store. Orphans' Court Sale—Estate at lames
Csrtnichnet dee'd. ,
- - . . _
. , ,
MERCHANTYILLE—Two lots of ground, fronting oil
Moorestown and Camden Turnpike road and. Finn ate,'
nue, Camden county\ N. J., each 177 by 200 fef 3 t.- 3akf
absolute: Plans at the store, • -
BIERCLIA.NTVILLE-3U buildings. Lot adjoining thitp. ,
above, fronting on Finn avenue and Chapel roads, tack
to by 176 feet. Plan at the store. Salo abtoluto.,
COAL LANDS-10-33 interest in 2,500 acres of coal 1 ,
land in Schuylkill county, Pennsylvania. • •
Full particulars in Catalogue. •
Pererurtory'Sale on tho Trembles. ~
STONE DWF,LL NG AND GROUND, LANCASTER -
AVENUE AND FORTY-NINTH STREET.,
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON;
May 20, at d o'clock, - will be gold withertl reaerve, on Epp
prembloo— . -
LANCASTER AVENUE—Two-story Stone ilatulai
west of Forty-ninth street. Lot 26% by 105 feet.
BUILDING LOTS adjoining the above., - •
STONE DWELLING, adjoining. -Lot by 100 feet.
MERION AVENUE—A trlanguat 10t,25 feet front: •
MERLON AVENUE—Building Lot, 25 by 100 feq.
Plan at the store. Sale absoluto. •
Sale No. 23 South Tenth street. •
LEASE; GOODWILL AND • FIXTURES OF ,
DRINKING SALOON, LIQUORS, lIDOSEROLDP
FURNITURE, dcc. 1 , , s , • •
ON FRIDAY MORNING, •
At 10 o'clock, will be sold without reserve, the Leassi
(hating 314 years to run), Goodwill awl Fixtures of . ta
llestaurant, Brandies, - Whites, Whiskies, lioUsekol4
Furniture, Cottage Suits, Carpets, Mirrors, Hitches
Utensils, kc. , • •
1001713TINpr, DURB(.)ROW &. Co.,'•
JJ „ • AUCTIONEERS • •
Nos. 232 and 234 MARKET street, corner of Batik street.
M •
• Successors to JOHN B. YERS dr 01).,_±.- • • •,
SALE OF 2000• CASES BOOT:4,-8110ES, LAQIETS,
EATS, CAPS,•STRAW' GOODS, ece. , •
• ..CiN TUESDAY M0RN.W14,,. • , • • •
May 18, at 10 o'clock, on four months credit,' including-t-
Cases men's, boys'. and youths' calf, kip, ban - 'Satherent •
grain Cavalry. Napoleon, Dress and Congress Bootsfan&
Balmorals; 'kip, buff and polished grain , BroganS;WW ,
111111 . 8, nussesr and children's calf kid, enamelled and
buff leather, goat and morocco Balmorrils,....• C6bgresst
Gaiters; Lace :Boots; Ankle Ties; Slippers; Metallic . ,
shoes and Sandals; Travel iniA Bags, ShAsslitte.ets, AcAL.
10,000 PAIRS ARMY BROGANS.
Men's prime sowed Army Brogans, regularly amoral' ' ,
0s to I.s. .
LARGE SALE or • . • '
60,000 ROLLS PAPER HANGINGS. •
ON WEDNESDAY,, _
May 19, will be peremptorily sold,on four months' credit;
18 4 000 rolls Wall Paper and. Bindings, of the, most .ais•
proYed patterns and styles, by order of Messrs. JANA
WAY & Co., of New York. • •
LARGE SALE OF BRITISH. FRENCH, GEUM4I( -;
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
ON 'THURSDAY MORNING,
31fay 20; at 10 o'eloch, on four months' credit. . „
LARGE SALE OF GARPETINGS CARTON' priAt. •
• TIROS, OIL GLOTHS,_&.c. - •
ON• FRIDAY MORNING, '
May at 11 - o'clockitin"four ItioiitherOdfr;abotirmer' --
pivces Ingrain, Venetian, List, Hemp, Cottage, and gijr, , f, ,,
t2arpetings, CIX) rolls Canton 'Matting's, Oil Cloths, Sc. , .
AirARTIN BROTHERS; AUCTIONtERS;
'lnt (Lately Salesmen for M. Thomas & ~
.No. SZ) CHEBTN UT street, rear entrance from Minor.
Sale No. WAreh stmt. , • •
VERY VALUABLE • AND SUPER FIREPROOF •
•SAFES; MADE BI LILLIE. • •
• ON TUESDAY MORNING, ••
May 18,t i 10 o'clock, at No. (139 Arch street; by mite-,
logue, the entire balance of stock of, very superior .Pixe. '1
Burglar tid Fire and Burglar-proof Safes, of very de
sirnble sizes, with the celebrated Monitor and Intoda
,cagoitPatent combination locicormadm.b.y.tho.Lll.lo,Safa_.,
mid Iron Co. - -
EXTRA LARGE AND VERY -SUPERIOR SAFES.
Also,•extra• large size double door• Fire• and,-Burglar
proof Safes,,w4 net glar-proofs, suitablo
brokers er-jewellers.
,• may be examined Batle) , pr vious tO sate, •, ":
Sale nt No. ST) Ch, : butt - street. '- ' .:1 . .I`. , '
HANDSOME WALNUT PA •
; FURNITURE. 6
SUPERIOR WALNUT .Cll , I . SUITS, l'iart.
e
Forte, 5 elegant French Ph te •Mant . I, , Pier end Ova
Mirrors, Wardrobes . 800 Mos, Han yomer-Bittssola,-
- Velvet and Ingrain Ca ets, fine 11 , ir, and Spring, , '
Mistresses, Feather Beds,China and - Glastwaro, Chefs. ,
deliers, &c. . ' • . ' . . ,
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, _.L:
May 19, at 10. o'clock; at the auction -rooms,“No; 525 t.
Chestnut street, by catalogue a large , and ; very desirable -
assortment of Household Furniture,. &c: .'. .- ', ~ '
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS, LENSES, CA.M.Hr.
. - RAS, &c. '
Also, 10 very line Cameras, Lenses, Photographic DU..
terials, &c. '' - ' . ~ ' ' '
. MUSKETS, REVOLVERS, &c.'. _ , - _
Also, 120 U. S. Muskets . ,.42 IT. S. Pistols, 7 lawe Rer
velvets, &c.
.
FIATS, CAPS, &c.
A150 . , - la.rge invoice of Caps, Silk - and . relt .,- Hate, HattS 4---
ter, Tables, &c.
VERY FINRIVINDOW SHADES. ' . . - ' ,-.
Also 700 Window Shades, late styles, yea liandsopiefy
painted and ornamented. • _
Sale 1626 North Tenth street. -
SUPF,RIOR WALNUT AND HAIR OLOTTEPAHLON
FURNITURE, CHAMBEK,' DININO ROOK AND
' SITTINO ' ROOM FURNITURE, HANDSOME-.
BRUSSELS CARPETS; KITCHEN 'FORNITURN,, ,
ON THURSDAY MORNING, • ,
May 20; at 10 o'clock, at No. 1826 North Tethth sireetiii . '
catalogue, the entire superior Household FurnHure. •
T. A. McGLELLAND, A.IICTIOXXER,
• 1219 . CHESTNUT etreet.
.1
CONCERT HALL AUCTION HOOEIS: •
I Rear entrance on Clover street.
Household Frantiture and Merchandise or every dekrip. ,
tion received on consignment. Sales of Euraltur,e.ag,
dwellings attended to on reasonable terms.'
NEW AND FIRST- CLASS ROUSEITOLD PunNl-
TUBE, MATRESSF. ,t 3 CARPETS,. OFFICE giya-
NITURE, SILVER WARE, dre.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, .
May 18, at ffi o'clock, at 1219 Chestnut street, bo sold
a large variety of 'Parlor, Chamber and Dining ItocgC
S
Furniture and Cottage uits, Wardrobes, Bookcases, „•
Sideboards, Office Desks Matressos , Marble Top Tables:.
Carpets, Silver. lated Ware, &c.
ASSIGNEES' SALE OF FANCY GOODS , AT TM*
AUCTION 1100315,'_1210 CHESTNUT STREET;
• ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,-
May 19, at 10 o'clock, will be mold by catalogue, by order
of assignees, the entire stock ef if FanCy Goods , Storey
consisting of Falls, Cabas,W rittng Cases,Portfolkei, Fine
Cutlery, - Silver Ware,
L Tea Sots, Jewel boxes y Dlusie
Boxes, Opera Glases, ady's,,Gold.Watch, Gent's Vest
Chains, Gold Mountings, line Pocket Cutlery, Perfume
Boxes, Bohemian Vases, Parton Dusts, FronettJewelry,
Ladies' Work Ilexes; Shell CombS,Ladies' ComPanioney
Bronze Ornaments. Also, 2 silver moUnted Showcases, 5
feet long, to be sold without reserve.
TIAVIS & HARVEY, 'AUCTIONEERS,,
(Leto with M. Thomas & Sons.) , •
Store Nos. 48 and 50 North SIXTH street. •
Sale at the Auction Rooms:
ELEGANT FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD. PIANO, •
FREN FURNITUREMIRRORS, FIREPROOFS, OF
FICE , ROOKCASES, SPRING AND
HAIR MATRESMES, BEDS, FINE TAPESTRY
CARPETS, MATTING, Ac. •
ON TUESDAY MORNING,
At 10 o'cloek, at the auction rooms;Nos.4B and 10 Noitit •
Sixth street, below Arch' street, including very superior .
Walnut Parlor and Chamber Furniture, in suits; Sofas
and. Chairs,_ handsome Walnut Wardrobes, Etagere,
Sideboarde, Eitension Tables,•Contre and Bouquet Tel:-
bits, superior Secretary Booltcasoe„ Rosewood • Piano
Forte, large French Plate Mantel blirrore, Pier Mir
•rors,•3 superior Fireproof Safes. Quire Tables awl
Desks. superior Spring, Hair and Husk Matresacs. Fea
ther Beds, Housekeeping Articles, Chinn and Ohm- •
;ware, An.
In New York!
'ffENR D: MINER, .AUCTIONE ER:
I Silearoolu, No. 8 Cortlandt street: Art Gialertes,
Sib Broedway, two doors from Fourteenth street.
FINE ARTS. 'I ,-,
. Now on exhibition free, day and evening, at mints
'
& BARKER'S Art Galleries, 84 Broadway Maw York.2.s
Third animal eale by,D'll IJYVETTER, lbsti., °rant-. ,
werp,, , of - vainsble jimintings, painted to his order .bri ., .: l• A •
some of the most distinguisbed - andrhighlY esteteneslar-,--..- -
lists of the French, Belgian and Dusseldorf Sondes, tnut l
which, for artistic finish, beauty of oointandtigntm,ariai..;'
of subject, has not been excelled by any collOctlono -
fired to art lovers in many years, . • 7 +-, ,
.1.1 , ,) FA; ' i ,
lIENRY D. MINER A , RARER will Banat arfetlen t tn: •
Thursday r and Friday 'evenings, 'May 20 and..lD, ita YG,,„ I
o'clock, at their Art Galleries, fil4 Broadway, the en 4
gallery of superb .Pictures belonging:4o Diguyrofgrw,, 1,
Esq., tu, which the following favorite and (*bout lir- „.
tints are characteristiculir.and beautifully 'reprOlianteirl 0 ., ,5%
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E. Fichel, • kll. 1/e Deal,.
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F. Willes,tu . .`• ' ' COuritließllttuMl, 4 2 1.0 `• 1
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Plassati,' • - F . Mus c it ,7 6 , --I , --, .s r..:
Amara, . , . ; ..11,,Sav ~,„..,,,,
Troyer, - Koelr, , Koek,- '.
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Morgoin.,•.
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JC. Veiboeckhoten,
L. Itobbe,.Van _.
Jacob Jacobs,'
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The Geraitt;'
Schaefelac,
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