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• wATVIIIII9 TOILET.
Inatheringwild, sweeNitilloik
All fresh with diamond d 1 . 9
daisy and convolvulus
And drooping bells of blndg, .;q
Weaving them into a garlanAi•
As if they were Jewel/11 7 am•
.Aid then bending overte 42v
To wreathe them fowl her hair; .
A prettier sight -
Or a lace more bright
Rad never been mirrored there.
'flecirkweify of glare and fashion, . .
9:worl4t
Sometimes sigh fort e vanished
-Contentment of early life;
For tastes as pure, paid no simple '
• .
With which V) beguile the hourii,
when in the clays of childhood
crown Wage, crown of flowers 1
And we.. found our pleasures
• in those fair treasures
Which Nature around us showers.
_Ana yet, if we will, sweet Nature
1 8 as ready to bless us now
iiht.n We entwined her bloSsama
Of beauty around our brow;
And our hearts may be fresh and ,tender
And our feelings as warmly glow,
.A 9 'hen we played inothe meadows,
All earelesti of wealth dnd'ehtiw;
. And in life's full stream
Heaven still may gleam
„is it aid long years' ago.
*Jig P**SAV NM/BLIES IMEICIAN GENEBA.L. AS*
Old Alehool.
'•IRSWVOEIC, May 21;11169.—The second day's
iiieSeletf•Of the Old 'School Presbyterian 'As
semblies convened this morning at 9 o'clock;
atthe Brick Church; corner of ,Thirty . -se*enth
street and Fifth avenue.,
The .proceedings: were opened with prayer
hy,thelltiderator. • • • ,
, A. number of additional committees - Were re
ported by the Committee on Elections; and
reeoinmended to'sbe added to' the roll: The re-.
pot was' adopted. - , ,• • . .
The mcirning?s)deyotions Were opened by the
singing of the hymn "There is fountain
fWtU
ewith - bkiodP: 'Tile Rev.` Dr. Marshall, of
Columbus,' Ohio; then - - offered a fervent prayer,
after which theXith Hymn of the Selections
was Sung : The Moderator then read Selec
tions of 'scripture.; ..The Revit.,H. Wilson, of
15't:Lotils; then invoked Divine aid on the pro ,
464iiigi of 'the AaSeMbly. Those assembled
then sang the 22 6th HYnin, after Which _ Corti
" iniasiorier Gillespie, of the Synod of Pittsburgh,
Offered prayer,: and 'the Moderator read. an
. Other, sectuin of
,Scripture. The Rev. Dr.
MnsginVe then prOtiouneed a feeling prayer.
'The temporary Clerk then moved that the
second order oflinsiiiess be the Call for the
rectirdS.. Adopted,. the • _
- 'Pale Moderator then announced e., receipt
of the certificates from. the New Scluiol As
sembly of the 'appointment of the Rev. Wil
lianrAdams, D. 1)., and William E. Dodgem
representatives in this A-ssembly. •
The Standing Conimittees • for the ensuing
year were theffantenniced. "
• The .Conference 'Comm ittee on Reunion,
composed of the following gentlemen, Was an
_ nOunced:l2ev. Dr. MuSgrave; ' Rev. Dr. A. G.
Hall; Rev. D. L.. Atwater, Rev. Dr. Willis
Lord, Rev. Dr.' H. ' it. Wilson,' Ministers, and
Elders Robert Carter, .J.• C. Grear, Charles D.
Drake, Henry Day and :W. M. Francis.
On motion, it was resolved that the New
School Assemblybe'oilicially, notified of the
appointment of this committee.
The Synodical records were then called in
and referred totheAnprcipriate Committee.
'Rev. Mr. Irwin, Chairman of the Committee
Systematic Beneficence, read the report of
that committee.
The following resoltition was then offered
and adopted:
vßeMeed,. That it be made the first order to
hear the report of the Standing . Committee on
PUblication, and the second order to hear the
report of the Standing Committee on Church
•Extension; the first order for Tuesday to hear
the report of the Standing Committee on For-
Sign Missions, and the second order to hear
'that of the Standing Committee on Education;
the first order for 'Wednesday, to hear the re
peirt Of the Standing Committee on Disabled
NinisterS, and the second order to hear the re-
Port of the Standing Committee on Freedmen;
the first order for Thursday, to hear the report
Of the Standing•Coinmittee on Domestic Mis
sions, and that ten o'clock of each day be made
Elie hour for the consideration of the first or
ilers named.
The ReV.Dr..Musgrave, from the Commit
tee on Bills and Overtures, presented-a unani
mous repint in favor of the recognition of the
,delegate as g admission from the Presby
tery of
Antin Texas,and that that Prebytery
be as signed to the Synod 91' Naslyille.
Adopted.
A resolution was adopted authorizing the
Trustees of certain property in the District of
Columbia, belonging to the Metropolitan
Presbyterian , Church of Washington, to sell
the same to private parties, for the sum of
$30,000. .
• , AFTERNOON SEssioN.—The Rev. Dr. Mus
grave presented the report• of a committee ape
pointed by the last General Assembly, to meet
other sinular committees, if they should be ap
pointed by the Philadelphia Union 'Conven
tion.
- • A memorial wag presented from the Board
of Education, in connection with the Presby
. terian Assembly,stating the many benefits that
have accrued to the Church from the opera,
lions Of the Board, and suggesting that the
evening ofTuesday next be set apart as the cc
easion for the celebration of the semi-centen
nial anniversary of the Board, and that Rev.
Dr. McGill, Rev. Dr. Level Bedell and Rev.
Dr. McCosh be invited to address the assem
blage on that occasion, Agreed to.
The report of the Rel,•.Dr.3fusgrave, relating
to the'Philadelphia Union Convention, hats .
connecuon witi o owing:
April is : meeting was held at the
Mission euse, No. 907 Arc h street, Philadel
phia, of the following members of the revec
tive committees appointed by the General As
s.emblies in pursuance of a renuest by the Con
vention held in Philadelphia, November 6,
1867, , viz.: The Rev.. Drs. john. T. Pressly,
David It. Kerr and William Davidson, from
the General Assembly of the United Presby
terian Church; Rev. Dr. Zephaniah M. Hum
phrey, from the, General Assembly of the
.Presbyterian Church (New Schoid); the Rev;
' Dr. George- W. Musgrave; Alex. J. McGill
and II oir.Rohert :NI (A night, from the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (Old
School.)
It was unanimously resolved that union
among the different denominations repre
sented is very desirable if the way, be clear.
wail then Ordered that the biiisis agreed upon
by the Philadelphia Convention above-men
tioned, be taken as a guide for tlfe delibera
tions of this Conference.
Being altered and amended in several par
ticulars, it was unanimously adopted in the
following form viz.: Article 2. Old and
New Testament ,
are acknowledged
to be the only infallible rule of faith and
practice.
Article Second. The Westminster Conies
' sion, as the same has been modified by the
churches here represented, in its doctrines con
cerning the powers of the civil magistrate, to
gether with the larger and shorter catechisms,
shall be received and adopted as containing
the syStem of .doctrine' taught in the Holy
licriptnres..
Article Third. The :•Unitedelinteh shall re
.geive - and adopt , - tare l'resbyterian form of'
. church government.
Article Fourth. (1.) It IS the, will of God that
the Book of l'salms should be used by His
Church in His worship, to the end of the world.
And the united body shall at the earliest prae
licable dayprepare as faithful and acceptable
a version of those Psalms as may be for use in
the churches. (2.) Any of the churches demoting
to use the Psalms exclusively in the service of
long standing, sledl always have the right un
challenged to do so.
• It was then resolved that these two articles
he submitted by the conunittee composing the
oticzderaEion nu carat dray receive the favor
/44e actions ef the churches repiei3oritoil; that
. . the Asseriiblies each he requested to appoint a
committee of five to meet at Pittsburgh,Pa.,on
;be Ist Wednesday of August, 1869, at eleven
igo'clack, ;A., M. % take into consideration such
- • *oho queBtionti a s may'he necessary tO be
dk(ri.tltd;.in order to a formal consummation of
• 'the union" of the bodies here - represented. -
ersue
- - Two a troiralr' . l ,' , l . •,-, ••, j. - traeled - fro.. ~ .
, 1 ppro Ap c B,.m.
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ZiluenV l 4nd" , , l .l 7 -; . .entNliray*, which w'M'
listened to with' breathless attention. Mr.
Williams is familiarly known in Alabama as
"Uncle Joe," and he WAN formerly a slave on
Rowell Cobb's plantation.
New School.
Nam YORK, May 22.—The New School Pres
byterian General Assembly convened at half-,
'past eight o'clock this morning, at the' Church
of the Covenant. After spending an hour in
devotional exercises, the Assembly proceeded
~.to_linsiness.. The .Staading,...committees, fourr.,:
'teen in
,intinber, Were then announced. The
following are the names •of the Chair
men:: .0n Bills and .• Overtures, Rev. A. •
T. Chester; , Judicial, Rev. C. P. King;
church Polity,' Rev. H. Darling,. For
eign ',fissions, Rev. G. •W. HeaeOck; Educa
tion, Rev. E. • Huntingtonichne IfisSions,
Rev. Zi,M. Humphrey; Publication, Rev. T. S.
Hastings; Church Erection, Rey. Herrick
Johnson; Sabbath Schools ' Rev.: I). W. Poor;
Ministerial Relief, Rev. B.Cantield;Narrative
of Religion, David Magie;. Mileage . of Corn
missionerS,•Yraneis .Ferry; Devotional Exer
cises, T. S. Hastings; Leave of Absence,Josiah
Seward; Religions Wants of Freedmen, Ar
thur Miteliell; ; •
A report Was then.readfroin the Committee
on Foreign „Missions iof. the last , Assembly,
from Which it appeared' that thefull amount
of contribtitiOxis for:.tniisionary ~purposes last
year , waS . :sloB, - 196-- . -788 churches: contributing.
'ACV. WilliainAdariai,. of: NOV York, react
the ,repOrt of" thecommfttee from dila:branch
Rennion,appointedby the General *mem
blY Of 1866; 'setting forth that both Assemblies
had Virtually agreed to the basis Of reunion re
tonlinerided by, the Joint Committee, and that,
although certain amendments "were suggested
by the Old School branch, there wason the
Opinion Of the_coniniittee, no, reason why,the,
Chinch should not, be again united. •
Judge, :Allison, of I'luladelphia,..said that as
the report just read set forth that
committee was unanimous in its :action as to
iSsifing au address tee(inunending the adoption,
of the amendments proposed by the piq School
braneh, for the sake of historicaladeuracy he
desired to have the. report: amended, and the
fact of his: oppOsition, to.
,that measure, noted
therein. ~• , • „ • /
Rev. Dr. Adams remarked that, tli6 ()Mission
as to Judge Allison's action was. an inadver
tance, audeOgepted his report accordingly.
The reports- were, appropriately referred.
The Moderator then announced the Commit
tee of Conference, from this branch, on Re
union, as follows: Rev. Drs. - William Adams,
of New'York; Fisher, ofUtica; R. W.
Patterson, of Chicago; Jonathan F. Stearns,
Of Newark - , N. J.;,,.113.:5haw, of Cleveland;
and ElderS William , StrOng, Daniel Haines,,
William ,E.• Dodge, Jacob S. Farrand, and
John L, ~End ht. Special committees were
also appointed in relation to the acceptance of
delegates from the Presbyterian. Church in
Canada, and on overtures of the last General
Assembly.
~The. last year's Standing Committee on
Home Missions reported the action hadby that
body. during the past year. The following .sta
tisties are embodied in the report:—Miesion
aries (lied during the year,„6; conversions,
2,400; additions to ehurch membership, 3745.
The report of the freedmen's department of
this committee was then read, from which it
appears that the .:denomination have 99
teachers emplPY.4d.in el schools.: Receipts for
the education of freedmen, $15,906 74; ex
pen5e5,..515,927.'11..- The ' , report was referred
to the standing eciminitted for this year.
Official notification having been read of the
appointment of a special committee of..confer
ence on reunion' by the rather branch, the
Assembly took a recess till 24 o'clock P. M.
Arruirsooir SEssiox.—Reports were pre
sented. from the Treasurer of the Committee
on Home Missions, from the Committee on
Education and the Publication Committee.
The expenses of the first-named Committee
were $149,675; receipts, $162,420 . 82 •
, expenses
of. the Freedmen's
. Department, of the same
Committee, $15,661 44; receipts, $15,941_09.
The expenses of the Committee on Education
Were $24,654 92: receipts; $26,569 79. The Pub
lication Committee's expenses were $65,387 10;
receipts, $66,214 68.
The Trustees of the Church Erection Fund
reported $54,996 received during 1866-7; con
tributed by 329 churches. 59 churches re
ceived regular, and 20 special aid, the former
amounts averaging $475, or $2OO less than the
previous year. Z. churches gave $5OO or more
each.
The report was referred to the proper com
mittee.. . .
. .
Rev. Dr. Charles Brown, of Philadelphia,
rend the report of the Committee on Ministe-_
rial Relief; frcim which it 'appeared that the
funds, were in, good condition. , .
At half -past. five P. M. the .AS.§ - embly ad
ourned till half-past eight-P. M.—lnquirer.
Indian Superintendents and Agents
CommisSioner of Indian Affairs Parker has
matte the following assignments of army offi
cers, detailed to execute the duties of Indian
Superintendents and Agents. Superinten
dents—Colonel De L. Floyd Jones, for Idaho;
Brevet Brigadier-General Alfred Sully, for
Montana; Brevet Major-General John B.
Mclntosh, for California; Brevet Lieutenant-
Colonel Edward McK. Hudson, for Oregon;
Brevet Colonel Samuel Ross, for ' Washington
Territory. Agents—For lontana Crows,
Captain E. M. Camp; Blackfeet, Lieu
tenant William B. Peas;. New Mexi
co Superintendency, Abiquin, Captain
Broatch• ; California Superintendency, Tule
river, Lieutenant Purcell; Smith river,
Lieutenant J. L. Spaulding; Southern Super
intendenev,Choctaws and Chickasaws, Brevet
Major .1. N. Craig; Creeks, Captain George S.
'Olmsted; Cherokees, Captain Warren; Oregon
Superintendency, Warm Springs, Brevet Ca
tain Maize; Siletze, Lieutenant William H..
Boyle; Washington Territory, Captain Hays;
Utah, Winter Valley, 'Lieutenant Manley;
Northern Superintendency, Winnebago
Agency, Captain A. S. B. , Keys; . Central
SuperintendeneY, Sacs and Foxes in Kansas,
Lieutenant. Parry; Pottowattomi es, - Brevet
Lieutenant-Colonel Ii artwell;Dakota,Yanetbn
Sioux, Lieutenant .A. G. Hennisee; Ponca;
Brevet Major Hugo. independent Agencies
—Green Bay Agency, Wisconsin, Lieutenant
-Gratlinn; Michigan Indian Agency, Brevet
Major Long. , • 'Agents, Sub-Agents and Special
Agents—Klaniatah Sub-Agency, in Oregon,
Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Edmund Rice;
Alsea Sub-Ageney, in Oregon, Lieutenant F.
A. Batty; Special Agency, Idaho, Lieutenant -
W. IL Danielson. Sub-Agency—Tullalip
Agency, Washington Territory, Lieutenant
George W. Ziegler; Special Agent of Pah
Uteri in Nevada, Lieutenant Jesse M.
Lee; Special Agent cif Puebla Indians,
New TM exico, Lieutenant G. E. Ford; Sub-
Agent Washington Territory, Lieuttehant\Vil
]iaiu
S.Johnson;Special Agent in New Mexico,
Lieutenant C. L. Cooper; Special Agent State
of New York, Captain, L. It. Ames. ' Special
Agent of Winnebagoes and Pottowattomieffin
Captain D. G. Griffith; Specials
Agent of the Sacs and Fox Indians in lowa,
Lieutenant Garretty. The above may be
changed in some particulars. The appoint
ments have been made only so far as the
officers have reported. About thirty:_other
assignments have yet to be made.
Proclamation by' the President—Mho
' Eight Hour Law.
By the President of the United States of
America:
4 . 1 into CIANATIUN
Whereas, The act of Congress, approved
June 2.';, 1868, constituted on and after that
date eight hours a day's work for all laboiers,
workmen nnd mechanics employed by or on
behalf of.the Government of the United
States, and repealed all acts and parts of acts
inconsistent therewith: Now, therefore, I,
U, S. Grant, President of the United States,-do
Hereby direotrthat-freni-ntakifterthiso.
reduction shall be, made in the"Wages - patd - W:
the Government by, the day to such laborers,
;Worknien and mechanics on account of such
reduction of the hours of laber.
rn testimony whereof, I haiie hereto Set my
hand, and caused the seal of the United States
to be affixed,
DOnd at the city of Washington, this 19th
day of May, in the year of our Lord, 184J9, and
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Mrs. M. L. Hiller, Truscarora P. 0., Schuylkill county .
Mans:lop lleutie,
W, Hahatuly City•
P: 0., Schuyllnllvonnty:
lietutit Carmel Neese.
Charlgs Culp, Haunt cannel P. o.,N9 , rtbambinii.tnavo.
White
E. A. Moil', Rending I': Q.
Andaitisin,
Henry Weaver, Reading P. O.
living Siptiegte
Smith; WefuersTillo P. O. 13Vritti county.
Ottid Sporhsgs , Hotel; I.ebanon County,
Wm. Lerch, Pine Grove P. 0., Schuylkill county.
it Btoyertown Seminary,
F. S. Stanger, Doyertown P: 0., Berko county.
F.
Litho *pilings,
Geo. F. Grcider, P. 0., Lancaster county.
•brain S*rAl3lo o ,
John Frederick, ,phrixta P. 0., Lancaster county.
, Perkloinen Bridge Motel,
poufs Lonitaker, Freeland P. 0., Montgomery county.
Prospect Terrace,
Dr. James Palmer Freeland P G Montgomery county.
Spring Heights,
Jacob H. Dreisch, Conshohocken P, 0., Montgomery 00.
Don 4
Theodore Howell, Shamokin,' Northumberland county.
my4-2m§ ,
CONGEESS HALL; ;CAP E MAY; NEW
; Jenky,*lll receive gueEnth, Tueeday, Juno let: Vor
rooms addreas • ' J. F. OAK E, •
my2o,,th,e,tu,9V „ Propriaor.
pROSPECT 'TERRACE. . • . .
FREELAND, MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Tide delightful Summer Realdence will be,open fox the
reception of gtesta on and after lihy 1. .
The lawn'and 'grounds have been'arrangeiFwith
trier arbors, croquet grounds, _billiard .roome, dc.; and
for shade and beauty are very delightful boatingrfirh
ing, plunge-bathe, Sc. Address,. JAMES P.A.I.MER,
apl.7 . th to Sitio§'Freeland, Pa.
.
1110 r EAT H HOUSE
' sellooLEY'S 1101INTAIN SFR:FM . OS, N. J.,
Opone June let, with increased attractions.
Terms moderate. Tune .6 'warm, via Belvidere Dela
ware and Ilierria , a l 4 Xamez Itailroguls, Clow. connec
tions': • ' COLEHAN,
ap2i w&e , 2Tug Proprietor.'
&IR TO. LET—AT CAPE MAY . ,CITY; N. J,
Pr a Fifteen 'Pttriifihed roomi. "Poi particulatli apply
at Pru: Store.l9oo Green stroet, Phila. tnyls skw 6t•
WATCHES, , , JEWELRY, &C.
izte i nov-a,14.
CLARK& BIDDLE
Jewelers and Silversmiths,
Having Removed from
712 CHESTNUT STREET
THEIR NEW BUILDING,
1124 CIJESTNUT-gTREET,
Aro now opening a large and newassortment of Diamond
and other fine. Jewelry, 'American and Swiss Watches,
English - Sterling Silver .Ware, Gorham Electro-plated
Ware, 'Mantel Cloche, &c., &c.
fe27 s w lyrp§
ij,VM LADOMUS 4 co.
DIAMOND DEALERS
,& JEWEMOIS;
WATCUES, JEWELRY ib SILT= WARE. -
WATOECEI3 and JEWELRY REPAIRED.
802 chestnut St, Mille.
Ladies'an.dGents'Watehes
American and Imported, of the most celebrated makers.
Fine Vest Chains and Leontines,
Ifi ltand 18 karato.
Diamond and Othe - x; Jewelry,
Of the latest designs,
ENGAGEDENT AND WEDDING DINGS,
In 18 karat and coin
SOLID SILV CU TL E RY,, OR BRIDAL PRESENTS.
TABLE PLATED WARE, Etc.
jal-tf
WM. B WARNE & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
S. E. cur. Seiienth and Chestnut Streets,
And late of No. 35 San' Third street. jet ly
MISCELLANEOUS.
rga
THEOD. S. '4ARRIS, Facturer, Boston.' 40e. and
larger. oti2o at
PLUMBING.
witi. G-. itriCIA.EIS,
1221 tIARKEt SICKEET
PHILADELPHIA.
Steam and Gas fitting, Hand Power aid Steam Pumps,
Plmaibera' Marble and Soapstone Work.
'Pena Cot% Pipe, Chimney Tops, Arc., wholesale and
Seipples of finished work may be seen : at ray store.
-rny6 Gm§ _
Flies and Mosquitoes.
Magollll ' S Patent .A djur4table
WINDOW SCREEN
WILL FIT ANY WINDOW.
SELLERS BROTHERS,
No. 623 Market Street, Philadelphia,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS
Liberal discount to the Trade.
Factory Kie - erOoilifi - ,gfic:ifilEfinr and, EIALLOW
HILL Strsete. WILSON &
Up2l
iEtTtAccww9s
Wholesale and Retail .
CORSET STORES,
329 and 819 Arch St.,
Whore the Merchants and X,adhie
will find an extbneive assortment
tukod Corseto and lion SEWN.
I - 1
~.?~0,
PHILADELPHIA
Establitihed 1832. Incorporated 1864.
liVholesalo and Retail Dealers and Shippers of
w.A.srv.it-IN
,Pi-RERSIIO3II4.
Vice-President; 4t,...WEl4T.,,Treusurer;d3i p. CORNELL,
Secretary; Ts.`iefllENDitY,
Ice delivered duilr t tp.pllpartetif.theeonsolidated
Tioga and Germantown. ,
Prices for families, offices, etc., for ME:.
poundit I•
410 64
61/0 " • • 6 6 • fig'os
Large consumers at wholesale prices.
Orders sent to the office, or any of the following depots,
*ill receive pyomptattention%North Ihiunitylviknia Rail
road and %aster -street`, Willotretrect Wharf, Delaware
avenue., Bridge arrnoil and Willow street, Twenty
second and Ilamiltotf streits,llinth street and Washing
ton avenue, and I' Me street wharf, Schuylkill.
Ice! Icp!• Ice! Ice! Ice! Tee! .1.014
' .110
CLARK - 4: Evos
4 - . At . 9 lj
No. 630"Olibsiiin f t Street.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
Jobbing at Manufacturers' Prio4l.
Retailing it IN
Gokl Wateboo,
tgiitd4ety,
pitta Jeftelry,
Plated Ware,
German Accordmile,
splerolitl aroMon,
Photograph Albums,
Family Bible's,
Table Cutlrry,
Pocket CUtlery,
Packet Bookr, kc.,
Money weed by purelinail
CLAIM
ai,23 tfrp
14'31.irs on ti4torage.
A. K. & F. K. WOMRATH,
1212 CHESTNUT STREET,
Beg to inform the Ladies that they are nowpreparel to
receive rim ON STORAGE' through the Summer,
guaranteeing them ugaituit lore by Aire and Moth, at a
*rifling expense.
A. K. le F. H. WO:WRATH.
1212 Chestnut Street.
so. th 'ln 2rary
WIRE FENCING
VCR
'FARMS, GARDENS, LAWNS, &o.
CREAPEST AND MIT KNOWN.
Awsv,
WHITE METAL WIRE
•
FOR CLOTHES
G. DE WITT, BRO * CO.,
633 'Market Street.
lots to th u 2mrp
PATENT OFFIOES,
N. W. cor. Fourth and Chestnut,
(Entrance on k 01.711111 Street)
FRANCIS D. PASTORIUS,
Solicitor of Patents.
Patents procured, inventions in the United States
and ForeiemCoticitties. and: businese relating to tho
same promptly transacted. Call or send for circular on
patents. Offices open until 9 o'clock every evening.
mh2U-s to th-Iyrp .
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC R. IL
NOTICE.
THE: SIJNDAY MAIL TRAIN
Advertitedto rnn on the 23d inetant batt been
POSTPONED:UNTIL JUNE 6th.
D. H. MUNDY, Agent.
rny2l tfrp
GALLOWAY C. MORRIS.& CO.,
RETAIL DEALERS IN
LEHIGH AND SCIIVYLKILL COAL.
Office—No. 208 WALNUT Street
Yard—Foot of TASKED. Street
FINANCIAL.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CO.
Treasarer's Department.
Prin.ADELrniA , PENNA., April 2, 1869
Wo the Stockholders of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company.
All Stockholders, as realutered on the Books of4this
Company on the 30th day of Mull, 1369, will be entitled
to subscribe for 20 Per Cent, of their respective interests
in New Stock at Par, as follows:
- - -
First—Fifty per cent. at the time of subecription, be
tween the 16th day of May, 1309, and the 30th day of Juno,
1809.
Second—Fifty per cent. between the 15th day of Novem
ber, 1869, and the 316 t day of December IW9; or, if Stock
holders should prefer, the whole amount may be paid up
at the time of subscription, and each instalment so paid
shall be entitled to a pro rata of the Dividend that may
be declared on fall shares. '
• .
Third—That every Stockholder holding less than four
sbareffshall,be entitled to subscribe for ono share; and
those' holding more than a multiple of four shared shall
be entitled to subscribe for an additional share.
Fourth—All shares upon which instalments are yet to
be paid under Resolution of May 13, will be entitled
to their allotment of the 26 l'er Copt. at par, as though
they were paid in full:
TREASIIR,EIt,
a 2-2mr
CARRIAGES.
gift SPECIALTY OF
. .
Pony Phaetons and Velocipedes
Of the latest styles and lowest prices, together with all
the new Spring Patterns of first-class
• Phaetoxis aria Carriages;
in stock and finishing. 'For sale by 2
S. JACOBS,
••No. 617 Arch LStreet.
• REMOVAL.. . I
L THE 1.40NG.:E5 1 4.*
limbed depot for the purchase, and oak , ot.eqcona
hand Doors, Witolows,litorellsttriels; &c:
otreet to Sixttretreet, above,Ottfor,d, where ouch artic
are for, sale - n great variety
.144rgjoehes, tihut iAter 8,
- 3a143-01u • • ..tTIJ.A.I+7 W.•LLlagt
oiesaie Prices.
8t tknery,
Perfumery,
Saßtwnilerv,
Neck Ties,
Ho r,l ,ry,
Cam.tinv.rl-15,
Linen TubleCovere,
Liu m .Nap;;1104; •
Linen linntikerehlefe,
Woolen Tal)lo eoyere,
Not fool', ik0.,&0.
kg your goods of
EyANS.
I Burglary.
. DAVID DOWS & co.
NEW YORK, April 10,1801, -
BEIMING, ,,. rAlfitEL §frjamr - 44.4„,2ig,a41
BYO 61Vir10:
chiato.l ( iig*Apo. 2 rPti:(4ln l t439,
No. 20 tiollth`tifiti6t, 'AU 'eVitiUtd; tind
perate attempt made by burglars upon one of
your.s*Kin r oar; couptipg-ropm.i
•thb kbY'tO tlahlafd itfMrlifolPwelf\iit our se
,ouritiotPwas”lookedAtuddo-ofoour-lireptoof
books.a.fe;theltoorip
cut to'plbethiffrotirthifetlitty Obtained thh.lrfy
tq tl n ie ti,lt/' ,n • laidoPenc4
if your. Xbirgiak-ri f
Bapkers'• Cheats inside, in , ``w hieh our valifiblei
were -- depostteth—Tirhr.they—went—to ` - work
at with a *lll i t evidently used
np, tinie and'tObis'in atteiiiPtO to
foreO The night' was , dary and stonily,
and the fact of thor knowing` where our 'key
wak kept sho'ws WOro ttreu
matured. They, tried;, :the door and
.
body of the Chest; auti,the,f4thful sale ',bears
evidenee of the labor and'' skill devoted 'to the
work. All was useless" and it i 8 with greatliathr
faction we report tlidt,
11. opening . we
found.our mccuriliieN all sa f e , eati tl u 2(.tore
cheerful 47 ititior.ct. the Btirgidar-Proof'work
reconmiended by.you.
'You will pleitse send the new tare fnirchased
by us to our couuting 7 hoM4e /. , and take thu
old-OLIO to,show.thatuomentes;aiO sti Itmann
facoref wcallky 401; tlie,name. ,
linvm Dows.
11 F., It }LIN t; S PANENT -CrtA2IIP.TON
SAFE'S, ItEtrAlitE SECII
11TrrinitYWIPTIZT:NO.WICTICCIC141frtuti•
facture( &nit :4114 '
'B4
BETtIiTNP, 0 ,4; 811,11R114N, No.
2,31 Ilreadway, New York.,
t TT
Chlicagli. "
.
HERRING, FA lIREL SHP , RWAN;NAI
fe2 rup,Kitt:
MARVIN'S
pAirawit
Alum & Dry Plaster
FIRE PitOOF
Are most desirable for quality,
finial and Flee.
*MARVIN'S
SPHERICAL BURGLAR
Cannot be Sledged!
.
Cannot be Wedged !
Cannot be Drilled!
BANK — VAULTS, .‘
VAULT DOORS.
EXPRESS BOXESt;' ,
FAMILY PLATE SAFEB,\
COMBINATION OWNS
Please seed Mr a catalogue to
NAB:lr= e_cei
7211 Chestnut Street,
AMASpNIC HALL;) Philadelphia,
265 BROADWAY, NEW 'YORK,
=ma
108 BAkArK. ST., CLE,;EL43Din, 01110.
tii - OiittHand - -.6ikiiP6t o :alriiiiki..t 7 :TO - t
sale low.
SAFES AND MACHINERY' MOVED.
TlE'r UR-F.
• ,Point.e Park.'
Breeze_
• ' AikiNuAL . stiastitißbis , 'TiCkETS
for tho4e ' di ending 31, iiiii,'e'itatilpit:iiWboiders
to admission and use of the tracli,,ean bo obtaiisql of the
Lessee, 4 at Park, or at the Office; i 44 FOURTII St rret
m 21 2t, - , •
rocKET BOOKS, &C.
BpOTS AND SHOES.
NOTICE :TO .THE PUBLIC GENE--
. RALLY:: • ;' ' ,
' Tliti !Meld sty ,le flaililaa and assortmont of
WITS, SIiOES AND. 4AIT4RS, 11011 3IEN AND
Can I/01 14 + 1 a
~, ~ - .',.. ERNEST SO-PP'S,
, N 0.230 NO4TII. NINTA,STREET. ,
Bettoi , Diaa altryllero)iiho City. ; A. Fit:WlFrailted.
ap2 6mq - ' GIW., lint ..A CAM,
VirtanC: RP:Mg - Lb T - 01FAV. Efil`F ! lN •
1: Flour,congignedto unQfor gale in lots to Hint, by
: •C. :P.: 131t05.,
.DlPm 3 g7 . , South Wboxvea
N SAFES.
THE lteiyal,Canadiafi jisink ..'ilt•• Tpsonto stw r
'mailed yesteraWAgir .- ~ Vell71::'
E.D:,:IiAifIETT, Minister tO .71tayti, has re-.,
.rived his instructions, and took' leave of the
Presidentypte •
It o , - ;:,- - , r v
ti ,
LE.,,A.,,,, .: deg :It ' :Ititeger
chantstillink in as tigtObri•Wh "Was -ebn.-‘!
victed of stealing its funds and sentenced to
three years' imprisonment, has been granted a
new trial. . , # _.: r. •,,. -} *4 4 .
.5 . : . ,
Car.. L. C. NOHN - BLI. announces himself as: a
candidate for. Governor of 3f ississippl. ' It is
raid that he was gailtdottio , during.the war,
and that ;fudge Lewis Dent will-canvass the
state for him..' ,.
cEoltoit i fllytrA on;
l ; onrial , On Rtiftoft
conitihitibli ) -Wifißhil'eaSciif Colleetiit 'fiafleyi
in.l.:ew York; was found guilty • after two mill
. sites' cousultatiOn. II 6 wept remanded for sen
tence.*,,,,,,,,A
A ektifilint blis v
tritetitin ' to - thd entrageof.
,
livy•.:Womt,:by.the main .. channel, now exiSta.
''The hill of a sunken vessel,fitst to the bottom,
lies between: the buoys,
obstructing tae
channel between Triangle Shoals.
IlicitrAitirkrmAsstaT,Nyrapt YA N
Dyck in New York give:i notice that sales of
golftwilltbe -Ay), rpp IMOlm lay and-mictldaypi,k
• eacff l uo.i4ci lip riletOian i''..! 0090 per ;Week' '
•11
will la`dthPOse Of'
lli THE Crizainal -; Court, in Balthnore, yes
--,--- ------terthiv James C. .Itilev, indicted for the noir
' der 4i-Thitilerlf.tifittikiotLiiii ilie?2l4iiiZlPclK
miry last, was adjudged net •pilty and dis
charged front custcalyitnt.... , . 4 .o:..
- 'AR; TePPetiPiceltepubliean State Convention,
uiet . yt4iterday MOM ag hi 'N4-411Ville. 'nerd .
wits a split on the election of tehiPerarkiilialf
---than, mid a' motion was ,inade to adjourn sine
die, which was carried..
Mitts omdtly.ll . .: eirplOiled,yeateed4VratOriAng !
ar.M omit' fray, N . : - ..Y '
64 the Catailiqi 'and
Burlington County ltailroad, by whichseveral
personzclierrserionsi:,.74llj:art4i -90 e ' 9.ThWhi ell
haS since died and another is not expected to
•
survive.
CHIEF-JUSTICE' CHASE., who arrived in
Charleston, S. C.,Thursday night,
Circuit Court:
He,nyide q ahrief spa e ch. to-the inein I iers?of that
o t
Ittroadigtignrhat ~hovonki yelimiii there,
abyttit'6o)y . 4/94 -!*,' :•.,•'. C' ): ' ,, L''''' , ' ,
irpg4l3oinkkt•Of a rile nationathanl4:triore
thiiii:OlOthithOws,:ati aggregate .of i'liScitirces
untilliabilit44AP4M--05,91)14:, Inabidingletatut:
an(l).4liscoinits;.':44l.7J;ooo,6oo;, -, ninSiAtt, , •nearlt
*Y4,600,0000%1 1 tenderneUz,-itio,500,000; thi*
percent. certificates,ssl,ooo,ooo. , The capital
stock is over ,142),00,000.
.
Tiii;. reviSed registration of voters in Wash
ington shows that there are 8,003 Whites, arid
' ' 6,W; colored. This gives the whites a ma•
jority"tirl4llB,'Mtte4 . there are'. that number of
white lteptiblietitee in the city, the Democrats
will
. praealtlyrbel, d.efeatiAL `lit. ' the Yettaiting
election
l'orced, :the( tni'exPeilitiOnS letipploied' to have
arms nr recruits Inr Cuban insurgents will be
allowed ; b loive NeW YOrk. Mithonling,
one e i t jlite ste:uri , ctirters;,ill
service-, has been ortlemel to that port to assist
in enforeing the laws.
govertimemvat Wa.shini4ton has peceiyed
rtflDatt•iti.4fiullC Itt•Verily .folinStn, in lIIISiNtd*
to instritetiOttri'f,iisien Win to intereede for Cer
tain Fenian prisoners Iteld by England, to the
effect that, the English authorities bad 'dvt.t-r
-inillyil to release no more, eonviettol Fenians.
Among ;those wittre.releal , e - 3lr.7dolinsort was
instriteted • tit ',ktiesft - -was Colonel G.
fialttine.
1404 . '1iWiii.14' 011 looking ov'er the
a' the I:ititeol States "l`reasiner, dis
enye,reil tliat,lioty.-ithstanding his large saled
of glad CM governi,lll all :omit, the sim
ian- was, one lituidt(.4rand elev'en millions in
'f r.! ,..a.,ory, o f whi c li
belonged to the' C44.everunient. This is a gain
of 4iv,e toilluitis in frss than three weeloi 2 and
,
Itertmt had an inferview yesterday
with Sticattary,nairlins,.,in,regard to• the pro
tection ot.lrtnimltileii intbetithith.' he Sec
retary intimate4that if murders:44d not cease
• the issitssin . b•• iurretilti;r6a rir
tu.sthere.am f l
rt at lleyfra ritjl, and th et is
Nynipathizlng . ,tvith the . Murderers would be
l
Ikeld asostagesf •
;Ai;itdjdu*iuodb stattoiiof,tJttittiatiatlalZseiu
the Committee of the ~ Viden League of
America will Convene' at, the Sr. Nicholas
Hotel, New York, on tbe 'Considerable
interest attachesto ;this meeting, from the
fact that certain moveinents.- ate in itrogroks
tending tntlitiPlay *intim strikinglY than, ever
the pet efficiency of the machinery of the •
League.
Jitcon TitoursoN; of Mississippi, 'having
learned on'llitc - rettnia borne - 4hlttt spine state
ments in a: 'letter' of "Kennedy, of the
Counts office, written to him early in
1861, had been used t o .,tbe prejudice of the
latter, bas addressed a. letter to President
Grant, in 'which be declares any charges
ttgaiiett Kennedy ontbat aceotuat absurd:
atatunwertbktheilAief of an honest matt.
COMMODORE Cllll2l.Eti S. MCCArLEY, who
died .yesterday, in ~W.usyyngt4in,,wa4 horn in
l'ennsylVanikAnti.Was appointed' front' this
State, but was for many years a resident of the
District of Columbia. Ile entered the service
originally January 16, loci). ; ,His sea-service'
over twenty-three yars; and he
on shore duty over ten, and remained unem
ployed twenty-six years. His last cruise ex
piretl ,Tune, ..18.5.5. His entire career as a
navy officer lasted sixty years.
lii mi.: Memphis. Commercial Convention,
yestertialV; tepOrti4 Were inh)pted asking ov=
ernment aid lar. the •inaproveinent.
sissippi, endorsing direct trade from the South
ern ports, requinngaredNtribution of the cur
rency, and :4 reduction ;Or the interest on the
national debt, and - urging the State Legisla
tures to: repeal Ahoy usury laws: Ararionic
other resolutions 'Were adopted anti' einimiit 2
tees appointed, and it. was ag reed to meet again
at'l - Anusvillt - onthe 19th of October next.
I,gETTKIth received in Washington announce
that Mons. Les.seps, the engineer of the Great
Suez Canal for uniting the 3letliterranean and
Red Seas, is coming to this eciuntry4O intake a
trip over the Pacific Railroad, which - he iden
tities in Magnitude of interest to the comnierce
of the world with the iillThelLSO canal built un
der his direction: Lesseps will also
make a tour around the world, and expects to •
have a vessel shortly leave Marseilles, making
the passage through the Stiei Catial;and thbried
to San Francisco; thus avoiding the long trip
around the coast of Africa. •
.411,1' ITEMS.
• —The pictures belonging to• the Academy
are -to be furbished up r at_the_clese of the
exhibition; by Washing and trainiiiiirig the
canvases, and re-gilding—the frames. This
task will - be undertaken by Mr. C. F. Vasel
tine, with : the personal supervision of Mr.
McCann.
are delighted at the receipt of a report
that a certain painter of romantic scenes,
latgely repmsented at the Academy:this year,
has found the way to fortune in a direction
quite outside the paths of art.. This gentleman
WS invented; it is said; an improvement in the
loom; jaf a character to revolutionize the art of
weaving, while' :sMing , •the"'happy , patentee's!
pockets with '"ram" that Ahall qm "tender,"
yet available for lita support.the rest of his life,
—The/art:4)l . We of the cio/oxy highly praises
W. T. Richards's forestigee'lle;lielonging , te , Mr.
Wbitney,,and lent to I the • exhibition of
NeW YerkWationalTAcademy.,L Tiw - iloy mar
"come when Oermantown NVoods
- 7 by from New York, anxious to-Aden-,
'bits" and "motives" Irma the great realist.
Richards liaa 'triumphantlY carried Burn:Liu
wood (iidelfret ,Dny's lane grove) to Mims
! inane, (L e: the , "National Academyi mostly
trunk up of the "dnneeinatie"),and is expected'
to teach the; Veittial Perk trees : to grow in
Ciermantewn patterns. ; The Eclectic Magazine;
by- the by, 'describing Goupil'S new gallery,
speaks of "a splendid Stunnter Wood scene
from the brash of W. T: Richards, of Pliiladel,
The latter is already sold, and whoever
Bought it has',B66uted picture whit* is an
'helmet()
.—Mr: -- G serge - C. Lainhain• painting a
sparkling - example,'entitled "Bunning" - show
ing a ' bare4ooted , girl Staticling against 'the
.sunny side of enjoying •ith; grateltil
warmth. ,
.• . • • -f
.
.
Mori the Vartlitfikalr i llttegeggrgitAlrOpt of rhos n ark CharlotgyirtiMEltl y nt I da et 1 8
h tet ei le vy beil t r i t it n7 ri lir uroi Pr dr ESE t it g r7fTO , l7faii
..ri
i r i t ; l4. , lll olo , e rm i tra r ri
je 7 cro ' lliv4wr i a C 7 4
?t 7 b 7 iT ll l 7 elb r. :
4 4 11 t . iii 'ett e db t• , . e New i , 14 ,, r .. 41 11 ,4 A , , i , t . t d i3 o o c 114, e .
t ra
rerr Mail. 'The I efa . • . d d
' ' e " '''' - Irangt r 19ilt tast - .. '' ' '
I . '"l'Ow York Union Leal2Ple Club. ; 411 11rig . XAI'attmoti(11r), Wilkie, cleared at Now Yotk,
. 5.—.., ... , Y I i n n ,i 4, ' , *l:7` 4
; —American painters' are most creditably re- , wlppacif o rmiN o la , „ ll ,„ii,„- fo ? °radii, at
presented at the Paris Salon, extorts praise Mimes' itote hail hog.
&v elf front 'the Ettgliskproor. sWe team, for
.1 i schg Pilot El Bride, Brewaterotalled from Rorklandfilat
instance, from the London Athrnceum, that: I tuft. for this port. ~ ~ ~, , t , ~, „ •
c Behr Fths d taperer, Mateman,henco at Gardineil3th
l'A stern,ltard-headed, keen man, heel planted , instant.' ' -_ ' ' ' ,-- ' '
Upon knee, and, in , brief to USE a vulgarism i sebefiaston, Wilson, betide for Kingston ,Jam •Was
tall' there " it,' the eProittleireltfitbe 7 Unite4 ' ° Per i h h , i ',„ mt pa i t t bilff'l ° .:l 7 }ll 2 4'abetti, Kelly IwaCe at
States,' by '.3lr. Beaty. The portrait is povrer- 1 i,.. 1 . ,14.141, i' nf a•'' '
ieully wrought, and the severity of treatment fai;ir }LW Dillow tudlasn, hence At Marblehead 111tIv
comes the sitter, whose attitude proclaims 11 1711% s fiaotei , Wearers clalied . t 'Wil Ant
iii`ftlitliplitirf 04 kracigi, t lrhlpr, ate Itrlttf4ll4 hal itair.'hiratiar Yark, - t (71 . 1.4, ,r 3 .......... -,,
ill ' ' tlitt' r ekilibitiO/PbY thOsed're:-bht feilr,Milive. 1 ` schrs Caroline Riegle, Stndams, and Sulam, tangion,•
Millie. aacquemart's pieture of 'The Minister !ie t rie;nhti.ri s T,lLlT:P i lr e t i l i fit n i ,: o trA unc , at ti i faven 19th
Of Public destruction,'and Dubufe's, that de- ' p,„i: s ia, ,-,—,„.--, „ y '-,,_ , ~.1. v . ..„4' .r.,„.. ..A * , ...,
tierce to he under the same roof with Mr. I schesierfearrrtee, , rownseisis • rroothoatOitioi•ateorata+
Healy'tc,,Nytirk.k, :Ile ter' t 1; lutV,triliiiine P"'n, . 1)( - at i l!olin , ,esi 1 11 1 1 , , , , le 20 ti: last • _
fron ball hirer for this port,
notable work in the Salon, as Ilridgman's ' A t s ia r : 4 „„ „ i t i yagr i t l 4." '
'Breton Carnival:" I ado. tananter Allen, hence at Norfolk 19th inst.
—The crowd preie,lttif at l thelpenig of the i DlAltlNlilditblEttANY.
aloe in the Champs litys'ees oil` - the first I bteamor Wm P l'l3 de' at NI •w York from, yilintimtpn, l
Batiarday in May is put by some estimators at t t - io r n fry i .tV o ,p,,t i !l . ) l ,t e ,thAr s ll : ) l ,l;l.. l ,Tl, l , l ll4 3 . ' o, %4:, l r !
the tremendous figure ,of seveaty thousand. tools] Hatt abanthatea.inasts eat away 'mei lyin' along- .
toblutt'g "Assumption of the "Vi.rgiti," says idea tthsatiaattitchea. i
~ t ,.. , ,
the JOH-nu , 117» , beyond possibility of question, ]]rig i l blelgi e (71 Mgt on 1. if:t ua k , e u p ,
u f , io l : l 4 ; , : 4 141= 1 :
bi the capital and crown of the Salon of 1869; Innstoa] y 4tileidd I statta c i f Art!tho .i.ay Lt. at nrowtoi
It isill. 1X0114,1 WOrlc; 1041 X ,in conceptien,, atm., fay, itaimaia Banks; surge and materials saved raid
griglit 111$1,1 4 ,'4 11 Renq: .1 1.tettiapat.g1 IlitAlgliltiOil.
,t: likely tOLV"San O NP.'"" , ' , PI '.... , '''',. I ~...”' ...
free 'as well as correct, And the eolor is solid. - 1 ----
andluminous. It hangs between the tapestried
doors, and fronts liouguerean's immense scene
of "Apollq anti the t annaas ,hefore l .t,ita„9l4lA-'
in tt — darrMititird; tinj,' - a' ' roeky,' cloniliatal.
lomneaisai "Mont Blanc," and DorWs finiehed
scene,ef the Alps, seen through a glade . , are
coritrs twin the treatment of kintiredial.dnotts:
In Dore's picture the plays of light and Wyatt:,
and the tis er-thangi in; tints, alai, ph:Jun*4
of sparkle 81141 ..01111410,W, *Well' a hiltititrtt '
streani. bring/4 aughingly out of the' dfstahe ,
'under the trees to the beholder's feet,
make up a study of .rare•Janti :patient force
worth a score of 'mere' lifileittiotis - efforts.
Everybody asks "Have you see Clesinger's
'Cleopatra"."' Desgoffe fins two of his mania
ture-bnish pietitres. Daubigny . contributex an
''Orchard.' - ' The art-revoluthamsts are repre
sented by Courbet and Manta. English art,
- complacently remarks the .Ithempum than, has
never reached that vehemence Brthegrot - etique
which is embodied In M. Coinbat's "Bunting
Scene in the Snow." 'fitereis ;came gito draw
ing; indeed, in every corner of this spasm
upon canvamt there is tittered power; the horse
and hounds are treated with a _masterly hand,
but the effect of the whole upon the crowds
who pass IS a start anti a shrug of the shoul
ders. M. Courbet is surpassed by 3L. Menet
in a green balcony scene.
—To a naughty translator in the Cincinnati
Commerciarsemploy-must he aaeribed the fol
lowing acettsation, showing how great a mat
ter a little Pauline Bonaparte kiudleth :
The portrait painters of Paria, says this in
di -ereet per Son, DOW represent the „ladies
whose likeness thy have to paint' iii tha atti
tudes and costumes of certain mythological
characters painted by thrums masters. lt is
Isla:Av. but trite that "Leila" portraits are
most intlenmial as s iong the fashionable holies
of the Irent It Capital. "Leda" portraits are
imitation , - of Correggio's famous ''Leda and the
l'iNT1111." The Wolll4'll sitting to painters for this
kind of portraits- lie In purls vabtralibus on a
all•an,separated from the painters by a screen,
btu surrounded by mirrors in such a manner
that the painter sees their image before hint
3lichael ikugelo's Leda is also iii demand for
this purpo.f.
—'l'Lle "Arrest of a Witch," by J'ettie, one
of tint- good pictures , in the , English -depart
ment of the Great Exposition, ha., just sold at
auction in London fin :'oo guineas. The sale
in which it tigari44.4V4ll.S .- a ' ttmarkable one,
iaa etity-sei, en pictures prodia log E 7.750; some
utter titirge prices were for the following
paintings: .' l `J ' '' i - ¢
laio -, tortiaaty, F.at. 11..ray.'„, ~. ~..„: ~.. —.ADS guineas,
'fit.• Lade of ( ha a F..
t.. . • a iso•
!limning at , . Book. r.i•i•iii• !rout bolt (larcote
11.'4 , 3 410 .•
'rho. Slot' ) • 4.1 a Lab fili•li.11,1•"11 VI) • •
% Depi Stag in the slum. ttothem -- l.g,
111 , • G.todutiri tkuttls. E. W. Cmdie, it hlieboat
going to Ow ri•tii • at. 11! OW i ri , i% of a rtratt.l...l
~.....a.l near tit, n..1111111' IhriE, from the .ol
le. tofu of Ilse late. Sir ('oiling Eardley .
• ; ' Sfat v iVitkitt4 -1 ' "i
6res.l tiatiFtwitiA' over.
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad during the week
udlug Thur,day. May 3),
Tons.Cirt,
Frill' r.l. Clair • 337 Oti
•• Yort rarl.it 19 37
•• Potts% We 411
'•
Sriiiyiki/7,111 ..: , ,•
4 , ........ i ,... .. t; . ~.,1 , .., . , . .. 1 46 IS
'• -Port 471firfith.............:-..:4...:......-4 .
p) 12
•. Ilarrit.loirv. Datipltill and Alkutow H... 572 1.15
Total Antltrarito ('oal for ‘r.4.1; MA) 09
I:itunkilioru , Coal froi!t Ifurriritturg and Dull.
plifp fqr fseeh ' -"- y8418'03.
;'" • I ;•' • 4 ..'
Total lor AseA}:
for tile (*Only:lily '2. Ilse 207 06
T.,ts/.tif all kinds for tim WerU - 10,203 13
Pr.•s luusly thin y.•ar - ug
Total 1,444.705 07
T.l7Ourselkr,• • 3lllr
,
PIMP OY4I-EAT lON - -•••'
Report Pd-tor tint Pniladidp4ia. Eva ping
AILPROr•SAN—IIark Iyaldo;Biiker-575 tons old rail
road iron Workman a: Co.
LIYEEDIA9L-Dark D MePlterson s. 3trisoit4o , :pkgll
..thw A 111.Blia.rtitan difirtruiacj alteattingi telt P
Sons; 700 sacks staved salt W Riunni -A Son; t eld'-
liors..shoes A A Y 73olierts4 6 pkgs hdo: Btddia Bardwani
CI, 3do tnilseJ'W Qua:4oi k tio: 41 kegs do J Coleman;
11) eg steel W 11 Sowers; 51X1 kegs bt curl. soda WI casks
,isla ash ;200 tons pig iron orilar. _
31i0VE1iENTS Or OCEAA ST IRS:
TO ARRIVE.
.lIIPR F 1.13,&) ::;: , ': Holt."
..' ' . - DATE
. .
Emu Liv.-rp001.1.14W - York illitt ' - May 8
Atalanta London... New York May 8
Leipzig' ..... ....Southampton...llaltimore '' May s'
h.' edar Liverpool—New Y0rk.:....._........ May 11
!lalt.. Liverpool... New York via.. t May 11
Ilanea Southampton... New York... May 11
France Liverpool... New York'.... .. . ..... .......May 12
Neloraekti - Liverpool...New-York. May 12.
(', of Antworp.....Lirerpool...New York... May 13
Virginia:: Liveritpul...ework- ' '. MY:A
B .: ritannla• ' ' Glantow...N N,: eir TOrk"... ... :.: ... ..... - ...May 1-E
liftetiia • 'Liverpool...Now York.... May 15 -
' • , .• ':: . • ..TO !DEPART.- - : ~, .!. •_,
. South Arrierica:..litivlroiit'.:.Rlci . JantOii - 6.'ke.. '•' Mai 21
11 annuonia..........NeNeYork...liatubnrgllay 25
hi na..........4,....New Xotk...Lirerpool 4....4:,......)51ay 25
Colorado'''it.t.r li Orli...Liverpool - '''''' May 2ti
'Fulton. New York...llretnen. Sr May 26 ;
A ttit rulaidau New York..:lilverpool May 26
Dorian • New York... Glasgow . May 27
Columbia New York... Havana May 27
t 4 antria New York,..Liverpool May 27
Cityot .1 ntWerst ..NeVt• York:::Jtiverpoul May 29
St. Laurent N..w York...Havre May 29
Cleopatra. New York...Verat , Cntx. • - • 515 y 12,
139ARD OF TRADE.
HENRY Vi INSOII, -
GEoRGE N. ALLEI 4 Z. MoNTitLY CaxmarFE
G. MORRISON COATES,
COMMITTEE ON AUBITRATIONg.
John 0. James, LG!i,u. L. Ihrzhx„ ,
E. A. Souder, ru. M. Paul,
Thoa. L. Meeple.
MARINE BULLETIN.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA-MAY 22
SUN liasEs, 4 is I SUN SAT j, 7 .14 1 11iGiL W ATSR,Ip 41
ARRIVED. YESTERDAY.
Steamer Commander. Brooks, 'X hours from New York,
with mdse to John F Ohl.
Strainer Sarah - Jones, 21 liottrsfrom -- New - Yorki
with
mdce to W Al Baird A Co.
Steamer Bristol, Wallace, 21 Nines, from New York,
with noise to \V P Clyde & Co.
Strainer C Comstock, Drake, 24 hours from New York,
• with liaise to W M Baird & Co.. , •
Steamer Frank, Pierce, 24 hours from New York, with
Incise to W M Baird A Co.
Bark Waldo, Baker, 66 days from Ardrossan, with iron.
to Workman & Covessel to S L Merchant & Co.
• Salir Sertiville, Chase, 3 tlays from Nevi York, with
stilt to Win Bimini A Son. .
Four Sisters; Laws, I day from Milford, Del. with
grain to Jantes Parrott.
Tug Hudson Nicholson:froth Baltimore, with a tow
of barges to W' P Clyde A Co.
• Tug Thos Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore, with a tow
• of barges to
• "iriP Clyde A Co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamer TOnawanda, Jennings, Savannah, Philadelplain
and Southern Mail SS Co. ;• •
, titettmer - XS Shriver,_Riggius, Baitithore, A Groves, Jr. '
_ Steathrt llayflower, F ultz; New York, P Clyde A Co.
Steamer Ana Eliza, ItiehardS,N York, W P Clyde t Co. ,
Bark Neptune, Hayes; Aspinwall, S L Merchant &'Co. ••
Brig CI lovannino ata Luise Gibraltar • - for - orderir -
Vx orkindinl & Cu. • •
• Schr C A Jones; Griffin, Boston, L Andentled &Ho.
• Saar Loutsa,•Errins, Biddeford, Merßnight A Solis.. •
Silty E S Conant, Grrrisli, Beaton,_ • . do. ,
Tug lltlson, Nicholson ,Baltimore.with• toivofbargeti,
W P Clyde & Co. ' • " - • '•
Tug Thos Jefferson, Allen, .Balthnore, with et-tow of
barges, NV P Clyde & Co. ' • • ' ' •• .
' (.'orrespontiOnce of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
• I READING; May. 2), 1869:
The following boats from the Union Canal passed into
the Schuylkill Canal; bound to 'Philadelphia, laden and
consigned as follows: •I ' . • ---
Emma, with lumber to J Ii Tleyeher,_• Two Brothers, do
• to A H Deyslier; Reading_ A. Fisher, do to Howlings &
Son; Mary Itkhoff, do to Davis & Co; Clipper, do to-A
' Geiger; John Kelm and 8 M Miller, ore to•Seyfort; Mo 4
Manus A Co: Limo Lady, limo tor Frinfruck. F..
, .
' - - -ISIEIII9IIANDA.,
Shin Tanloro, Coliba, cleared at " 'Boston 20th Init. for
Mndrae
Steamer Prometheus, Ciray, sailed from Charleatott .
Ye A l teltYr f fi r eery is Clince'y ,0 o n Core ' dat Now YOrk
yeaterday for Aupinwall,
• _ Bark Kremlin,' 'tnerttcon, clearetkat Boston, indt.
fer Montevideo. • •
~~~;
(11(14A9V., , P1i11..4100112F11.111y.AD
SORTIHRIN* - 111ATT, 'S/11.4.1031PA-Nll4-:-•
• No. MU 130.1711 TIIIIID STREET.
- Stockholders" . Mkt 15,1851.
. The Stockholde of this Compani 'are requested to
present thelr.eertlllpaten at this office at, luca,Attat.the
proper reduction of the par value, in accordanca with-
the proyhdons of the act of the Legbdaturelptlucing tha
sum, appmed April 16,1859. ttrpl accepted by . the lamb
i:widens _Nay 18tilloitay.be staffiylod therecin.•
Books of r•ulealiption to' the capital - 'deck, 'at its re
duced Valtuitttottorytaltritpen -at thhco ffi ce., -- •
• mYIS-12t 4.11A1 4 . TEAlA•Trelasurer.2
lob EMPIRE COPPER' COMPANY.—:
The Annual Meeting of, •the.Stoeitholdpro of the,
Empire Copper Company will be held at the OiilC , 3 of 'the,
Company, N 0.321 Walnut street, PhMule' pith' , on FItI
DAY . June 4th, 1869, at 12 o'clock :111.,T0r the election of
Directors, and for any other business thal may , legally,
cowry beforeihe meeting. 4 ' , • • • I •
_ 11.0FINLA.N,Sitioiary/
Max la, 1809. titylstjelg
PHILAD.ELPHIA; MAY 10, 1869.-
11 4=D' The ..4.npuel Meeting of the Stockholders of the
thrard- CoMptiny toff. Lake , SCloo'l6l'l 0 , 411111m'
held at theft office, Itedotll Walnut street. mf•TUESDAY;
theist MIX of J une; 1869, at 12 o'clock M.; fur the acetic%
of Directs and the transaction of other business:, ,
myLstjell. rs . 11., A. 1100PES, liecrehry;
AMYGDALOID ',MINING• A COM
PA N T , ... 6 •The'Annual 3lleesing of the Stockholderti
of the'. AfIIYDDALIOI) MININa , COMPANY, of •Lake
Superior, will be helttat the Office of the gompany,do
au Walnut street, Philadelphia, on WEDNNSDAY,
une 2,d,1869, at 12 o'clock M., for the election of Direc
tors, and for any .other' business that may feetslly wino
before the meeting • :. - 4
.M:11. 110VPMAN, Se rot iry.
1.469: turntoie23
l
b AYIEIIICAN ACADEMY ,
SIC--.The Annual 3leeting of Um Stockholders will
be held in the Foyer of the AcinIetnYOIONDAY AFTEit-
NOON, Juno Tr at 4Y n'cl.n:k.. - yeLen an election will he
held for tweli•e Directors fo serve the einoffnt year.
1111C11AEL NISBET,
my 15,19 22 29je2 , • -
Secretary.
10. HOME FOR DESTITUTE=
/COL
OIIED CifILDREN.L—Annual meeting of the Cor
poration will he held nt the Home, 3laylatalville, on
hernial - 11/ I Y,, afternoon. 50tilio.31nt : at -A o'clo?ck.
le
An ectioni'or, Officers, ta anagera andtrumfeog tn hell'.
JOillit4,l-W
-in y 19.12.24 'Secretary of Trustees.
_• -
NOTICE.---THE A..I%.Z.NtTAL MEET
ilia of the Stockholders of the GERMANTOWN
PASSEIGIiII,-10.1LWAN: COMPAN,Y will ..berlial
'the Otlice of? the COMpan . y corner sixtli , mai Dillnioild
ed rtklis;on WEDNESIaI , ,
via), vozi.uvu P.
M., at which time mat place an election. will he held for
Treasurer awl fivels) Maim ers'(one of whom shall be
), to serve for the ensuing, year..
JOI3JUIr4mon - itLy,
..• „ ,
inos-tut th Setwetifry,„,
117 PHI LADELPH IA ~STAY IS, 18 1.-
;Tile , ,Anttul-, Meeting t Stockhokirre of tthe
1' in Iddelpiiia and-liestoirMiitibt Conipant efllichigau).•,
ill be held at their office. No. .121 Walnut street, on•
FItIDAY. t t 1.41.11 day of June, at 12 o'clock,Sur the elec
tion of Directors" and Die' tratniactled of ardor business.
In OS 10 111 s tjel) J. S. 31cM.ULLIN,Secretary.
fU. 31.AY 5, 1869.
Tio• Annual .Me , •tine; of the Stockholders of the
bland:in 311cdnv Uonipanzi of: Lake iinp-ri0r.,1 . 0114-407
bald at theirofile. ... No. 32•4 ' .Walnut Atreet, en- THLER.i,p'.
DAY, the 27th inst.. at 12'o clock M.
B. A.noorEs,
inyltn.myrig - • - • - Secretary.'
10. PHILADELPI - LIA, MAY 1, '1.869:-L•
'nu , :IMM:a 3teeting,of the Stockboliteln of the '
...Etna Mining Company' (of Lake Sufterior will be ,
beld at their °nide, No. Walnut street, ou TUES
ito'clookit-f or ilte.lgtgetiou of
j)lrectiffg.itiortliVtrtiOtiitetiOtf ef tabor Inntinesst
I tstytl2s§ B,. A. 11.00,PES, Secretary.
-575 "
OFFj..C'E OF. THE. 3IETALLINE
tkrY , LA:NR(I3O3IP.ANY, 'NO.. 324 WALN T STREET.
PIIILWDELI.IIIA, 3fay 7th, 1849.
The stated annual meeting of the steeklielders , of the
'llfetallirie Lund Columuirwill he held of theogice of the
Company. on MONDAY, June ith, proximo - , at 12
o'clock, 3f.
taylt je76 ' .IE-11..1101.11 0 MAN, Clerk
;WASHINGTON 3.IILLSi
. . . .
LAWRENCE, 31.iths.
SCOTCH CHEVIOTS.
1369.
These goods are known to the Trade as Cif EVIOTS"
and PliANNOOKitUliliB;" itud , 'are „the strongest. and
(moat durable woolen,fabrics which can be made, as it is
iilllpossible to make them of shoddy or any other mate
rial with which the manufacture of woolens has usually
}been cheapened
•
WASHINGTON MILLS,
IMVRENCE ;MASS.
CHEVIOTS, for spring aral - sanmer wear,
BANNOCKBURNS, for autumn and winter,.
hirr'e hr•ten'cofilml from thi- best- Scetch styles, and mann ,
;factored from the imported wool,.which alone can give
the proper effect to them'.
r At first it was thought by,-the,partias who contracted
!for the goods that they would,,ell lietti3r *Rhea , tho•
;distinctive mark of the Washington Mills; but it has
been found that in general appearance and durability
th O rttre4o,ite•.egtuil tO their foreign prototypes; there
; hire thelargegt eonsunieis haie requested that the regu
lar Washington Mills ticket should be attached to every.
Piece ;land fd oilier that - purchasers may lie protected
trent the possibility of having inferior goods sold to them
in gartnents, under the name of the Washington Mills
Cheviots, the following 'named 'parties hereby advertise
'to the trade and public generally, that they have given
the preference to these goods, and will have them con
, stoutly in stock, AND NO INFERIOR GRADES WILL
• BE OFFERED AS SUBSTITUTES.
NEW YORK. BOSTON.
Abernetliv & Co. Whitten, Burkett & Young.
Collins Mummer & Co. - Miner, Beal & Co. ,
Carhart—Whitford & Co. C. Freelanl, Beard &
& Co, ".4 • •
Devlin & Co.. CINCINNATI.
Brokaw Bros. Lockwood Bibs & Co.
Brooks Bros. • CHICAGO.
Geo. W. White & Co., for- Field, Benedict & Co.
merly White, Whitman & ALBANY, N. Y.
Co. Davis, Craft &
A. Ramona. ' PITTSBURGH, P.V.
Riudskeff Bros & Co. • stein,Bros.• •
N.
: Kirtland, Babcock k TROY; N: Y.
son. G. V. S. Quackenbush &
PHILADELPHIA. • Co.
--Wanarnaker & Brown. • IDorr Si'Stone
Guns, Wilgus & Co. ROVIDIN
F CE, H. I.
Fries, Malseed Hawkins', a4moi Witeaiht Co,
Brookfield & Eck. PORTLAND, ME.
apls th s to 26t • !Chadbourne & Kendall.
; The Liveipoot Lon-
Jon &( 9 Globe Ins. Co.
;Assets Gold,', 17,690,390
United States- -2 000 °op.
- -
04lly,Rcceip t s,`over $20,060.00
Premiums m i 868,
Rip 5,665,075.09
Losses in 1868,
i 53, 66 ' 2, 44• 9 °
6 Mirchant? Exchange,
AN IiEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
Ono French Itii;lllnery always en hsnd by Miss Al
onner, tit tier nOnw noolg• /hi Ohnitnut
I !Arent. • • • • • iipSO•latii
SPECIAL NOTICES. .
'INSURANCE.
" in the
PhiladelPhia ,
MILLINERY.
; 'cam=
SATUkT , OO4I 4iIVSR.
MEDICAL..
hC..J:`~ } • .!,,I.,''.
yer's
_
Hair Vigor,
For the Renovotion of the Hair.
The Great Desideratum of the Age.
A' dressing which
is at once affreeable,
•healthy, and , effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is, soon restored
_to its original color
and the gloss and
freshness of youth.
Thin hair is thick
ened, fallin g hair checked, and bald
ness o ft en, though not , always, cured
by. its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
Or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such •as remain 'can be saved for
nsefulness• by this application. Instead
of fouling 'the hair with' a . pasty sedi=
inont, it will keep it elean and vigorani.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from 'turning gray or falliit,g off,: and
.
consequently prevent baldness.' Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
Only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely fora
HAIR ,DRESSING,
llothingeb3o can be, fouu4 so desirable.
Containing neither :6w nor - dye; it doer
not: nail : iwliite calnbie , 'titid, l . - let lasts
,longer on the hair, giving it a rich
?glossy lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prdpired by - Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co;;'
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS,
..roold•by ot.l.proftgiste . eirerrwherb. At. mbotesalo 43y
C,O.,Phdadelphia. . intititp;th-s-ww-ly
PREPARED BT
• GRIMAULT & CO.,'
CIIENLIST TO 11.1. H. PRINCE NAPOLEON,
4 1 5 , RUE DE RICHELIEU, • -
I SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE OF IRON.
By LERAS, M. D. DOCtellr es Sciences.
GRINIAIII.Zr CLDI3IIB7B. RARIS.
• According to fhe opinion of the members of the Paris
Academy of Medicine, this article issuporlor to all the
'ferruginous preparations„known. Tt agreee best with
'the stomach. never ;causes costivenesii; contains the
!elefnents of the blood anti the : . osseous frame, and suc
ceeds where other preparlitions - frill, such as Mallet's
;pills, iron reduced by hydrogen, lactate of• iron and for
•niginons mineral water. 'Ono tablesphonfill of the solu
tion or syrup contairnahree grnins'of enltof iron. They
are both colorless.
Agents in Philadelrildri, ' • :. •
. FRUNCII. RICHARDS & CO.
de7.6m6 N: cor. TENTH and MARKET Ste.
A - RICU TLTRAL
PLAWN GRASS MOWERS OF SMALL
sizes for city .garderis; Wis - .Siniplenuni durable;
nbe operated hy a boy, and mows beautifully. Price
c5.".V.; for sale by the mannfaeturer's Agent,-
- 'ROBERT B e ll T, JR.,
. _. . Sced.gml Itgricultural Warehouse,
myl.B-6t§ - . No .M and 924 Market street,ab. Ninth.
leg SWIFT'S ONE-HORSE LAWN
...W. Mowers. ;We Ilave. ; our usual .fitook of ,these gale=
brannt Mowers; we send out an operator with every intr
'chin6,-hnd,warrant-thern to mow in the-most-perfect
manner. For sale by the manufacturer's Agent,
BOBFRT :BUNT', 3 „
• 'Seed Warehouse '
mylB-6t§ Nos: 922 and 924 Market st.; above Nintlt
EDLVCATIOIV
A MEXICAN CONSERVATORY OF MU-
Southeast corner Tenth and Walnut streets.
Filet Half of Summer Quarter will begin on MONDAY,
• May $l, and (Ind tiATURHAY, Julys.•
Nantes of new pupils may be entered this and next
'week: my 13 15 19 22 29§
COAL AND .WOOD
, +. - BRNTES. IMIN F. NIIEAFF.
flf. UNDERSIGNED INVITE ATTEN
.-lion to their stock of - )
Spring Mountain, Lehigh end Locust Mountain Coal,
which, with - the preparation given by us, we think can
not be excelled by any other Coal. • •
Office, Franklin institute Building. N 0.15 S; Seventh
street. JONES & sitsAFT,
jalo-tf • • Arch street' wharf, Schuylkill.
SUMMER BOARDING.
- -
111 HE RETREAT,
ut School Luite,will••lte open for the reception of
boarders May, 24.• A few' noire •yaconeltas. Dinner ut
nix o'clock. • any22-2trp'••
91HE SUBSCRIBER. HAS CONCLUDED,
A. to take a few select bOarders, no small
beautiful shady gronuds, and boating, anti bathing; les&
than three-nuarterti of an bones rlde.ta Fourth and Wal
nut on 14 lalfaii.,»spr railroad tame ; turtlier parti
eulars inquire at 410 \Valuta street, rooms No. 5 hod 6,
second story. tnyl7 6t*
QUMMEIt BOARDING AT CO UNTR Y
Pluco. Situation high, healthy , anti airy-rooms, very
• large, communicate; good enter, plenty of shad°, • sta. ,
'ting_; &a.; nuporior accommodations. - .• • -'
Addream., etating where to be aeon,
nlyl7 dt. R., Bor. g 159, r.A. -
_''C'OI I •ISIGNEEgI KOTIOES:
_
NOTIC E.—CONSW.NEES OF MEE;
elienditie from London, per bark Idoililno, Durkee:
nmeteriwlll Ocoee eend their permits onboard nt Smitla
wharf. The vetted will commence dieoluirgitiu. on Time
ear Morning next, 25th Met.. when all goods not per
mitted will be tint to the rublie Storee. •
-tity223t _ WORKtiAN, Sc
QTEAMSHIT *A.IIIES, FROBOSTON:
31
—C6fisignees of rperohnmliso nor ,aboro loonier will
please sold forAfteir,,_oodo.now, IooLIMKA4 ino Stre9;,,
wharf. m d 2f H. WINA (30. '
Fr_ IL. ABRIDGE 86 CO., AUCTI(M.'
EERS;Nci7coelllAKlKETitieiit: abovo FiftH
• POSITIVE SALE'OF BOOTEL•AND
AND OAPS.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, • •
May 20 at 10 o'clock,me will sell by catalogue, about
1000 packages 01 Boots - and S ho eat Ol,city and Easters
manufacture. Alao,ceses ot . trioa's,.andboyafllate and
Cape. to:which the atteutiow of City and OluotrY buyer
ES. • • -• •
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4301•MA11.G WANE RN,
• i• ' 'LW ind Ntillduth FOORTIt street'
ANDLI4E4L'ESI4,T.EI&.3?;';
'Patine - sales tat Phllimlelaitila :Eiteltinge'elreit .
BD4r t atl2 o'cIOC A
ap irmiitare r sa l e s ths;AncttOn Store, IZT rat, ,
141 DAM .••• ;•-•
•- ales at Residences receive; especial attention: , •
•Eiectitirr'S tiale-',Estate of JtislituVL obistreth,
1, •• VAJAYABLEI STOCKS._ -
' TUESDAY;MAY4I6 '•
At 12 o'clock noon, at the PhiladelphinAchange7 , ;:,l , ,:::. ;
110 shares Phi ladelphia National Bank.
100 shares Northern Liberties NatiOnal Rauh.,
) 45 shares Girard National Bank. '
'•l6 Shares Ncirthlimerlca.Nathittall3ank: -
10 shares Cominercial National Bank. , -
shares Philailedphlis•Eitchatigo.!• • •
: 3 shares New,Cantle and Wilmington. Railroad.
shares Pennsylvania Insurance Co'. ' •
• • 1 share Philadelphia Library Co:
•:' • Tor Account of -Whont it tutlYConcein
-80 shares Fame Insurance gq.. - ~] , • • ;
For Other Account.
• 24 -hares Union Bank of Tennessee. •, • . • . „
auhares Horticultural natl.
:„100 'sharesi American Bettonhole MaChine., . •
• 8 shares Continental Hotel Co.
• • Pew No:28 Holy'Trielti Chlareh. ' • '
,-100 shares Mannfacturers' National
: • 100 Shitres:Abbott Iron Co: of Baltiinore. ' .
10) shares Seventeenth and Ninetoenth Streets Pas
, Hedger ltailiVily CO. - • ' '
1 share Point -Breeze Park: -' • '
$2OO Philadelphia and Baltiniore Central Railroad.
- 190:shares Empire Transportation C 0..: -
: Administratorn Sale. -
16 shares Spring Garden Insurance Co.
.
" • ; •• REAL ESTATE SALE, MAY 25." - • '
Orphans' Court Sale-Eatate of Stephen E. Smith,
deceased.--1 - IANDSOME MODERN THREE-STORY
BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 210/ Mount Vernon st. •
Orphans l •Court ;Sale-Estate of Min , . Evans: deo'd.-
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. 1307 Mount
'Vernon St - , - • . . •
Orphans'" Court Sale-Estate of Wilson Jewell , M.D.,
-dee'd.-LARGE and ' VALUABLE THREE,STORY
1311.10 K RESIDENCE,No. 420 North Sixth at.
Court Sale-Estate of Joseph
VERY -VALUABLE COUNTRY PLACE, it acres, Old
York Road, .N.• E. corner of Oak lane, 22.1 Ward, 2, of a
- mile of Oak • Lane :Station, on .the North, Pennsylvania
Railroad. and near the 6-mile stone:
Same Estate-TWO-STORY , ' FRAME.. DWELLING
and 8 acres, Pittville, Limekiln turnpike, 2241 Ward.
Same Estate-'-COUNTRY'PLACE, 6..A.CIiES':ConntY
Line road, between Ihmieldown; and . Frahli,f4ll, 2111
Altmter"s • Sale-Br ~Order of • the .Court of Common'
Pleas-VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND-Flve
story Building, .E. corner,of Third lindCliestriut
Sale icy Order of Guardians -Estate of Edwin A.' Jim,
dee:A.-RANI/80Pa :MODERN !FOUR-ST(IIW
MUCK RESIDENCE t . 2000 Arch at.
1 1 100 ACRES OF LAND;_ClintOn'cotintY. Pa. . .
Executors' Peremptory', Sale-Estate of Joshua Long
streth , decestsimU-VERY - VALUABLE" -BUSINESS'
STANDS -3- THREE-STOIty BIUQK Sp:IRES. Nes.
219, 221 and 223 Churrii st. • '
Same Estate-BUSINEtR3 LOCATION-2 THREE
'
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos. 519 and 521 North
street-10 feet front.
_.. •- " • "
Same Estate-VERY VALUABLE' BUKINES:S' LO
CATION-2 THREE - STORY BRICK RESIDENCES,
Nos. 513 and 515 Arch .street, extending through to
Cherry street. 4724 feet front ? VA feet deep-2 fronts. •
: Same Estate-11 THREE-STORY BRICK DWEL
PINGS, forming a court. , known' as “NorthamPton,"
Nos. 426 and 428 Dillwyn street, north of . Callovrhill, 60
feet front.
Same Estate-LARGE and VERY VALUABLE LOT' ,
Eighth street, Seventh street, Fitzwater street-three
- itivaible. fronts; 39424 feet 1i) , '482' feet .! •
• Same Estate-VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS • LO
CATION-2 THREE-STORY 'BRICK STORES, .Nos.
232 and 234 Sunlit Second- street, with 7 Three-story
Prick Dwellings itt the rear, forming a court, fronting
on Levant street, 313 4 feet front, an foot deep-2 fronts. -
Same Estate-LARGE and VERY VALUABLE LOT,
.11 ACRES. known as -Barclay Hall," Turner's lane.
HANDSOME MODERN • THREE-STORY • BRICK
RESIDENCE, with Side Yard, No. 1123 Spruce street-•
27.feettrout. " • . „
4 VERY DESIRABLE THREE-STORY BRICK RE
SIDENCES. Noe. 1700, 1702, 1704 and , 1706 Chestnut st.,
with 4 Three-story Brick Dwellings adjoining, being
Nos. 198 g 110;112 and 114 South Seventeenth street. Lot
70 feet front , EU feet deep to Exeter At-3 fronts.
: Administrator 's Salt-Eidate of John'Minser. dee'd.-
BUSINESS STAND-TAVERN, No. 507 North Third
street. above Buttonwood. •
HANDSOME MODERN FOUR-STORY BRICK RE
SIDENCE with Side Yard, No. 1518 North Tenth street,
abeve Je ff erson, 29 feetfront,
VERY ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT and .MAN
SION, 8 ACRES:. Oak lane, Cheltenham township,
Montgomery county, Pa. ! 736 miles from Philadelphia.
1.34 nines of Oak lane Station, North Pennsylvania Rail
'road, and near, the Second street turnpike.
VERY ELEGANT THREE•STORY BROWN-STONE
RESIDENCE, S.W. corner of Broad and Thompson HIS...
25 feet front, 160 feet deep to Carlisle street-3 fronts,
Runt fir R. J.• Dobbins. • ;-•
THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 1626 Fil •
hurt at.
THREE-STORY ; BRICK DWELLING, No. 817
:Fitzwater '
; VALUABLE LOT, Lombard street, weed of Twenty
third.
VALUABLE •.B.USINESS ST A ND-23(i-STORY
`FRAME STORE, No. 510 South et.
.Peremptory Sale-VALUABLE THREE-STORY ,
BRICK STORE and DWELLING, No. 502 North Se
'conch st. .
Exeentors' PeremPtory Sale-Estate - of Janice 'C.
Tl an
oson, decd -VALCIABLE BUSINESS STAND-,
,THREE-STORY BRICK STORE and DWELLING, No.
'l2 Snnth . Tenth street. ,
• VALUABLE BUSINESS STANDP,-.2 • THREE
!STORY- BRICK STORES and DWELLINGS, Nos.
'242. 242. q. 244 and 246 South Second -street. It.llo* , ` Spruce.
ELEGANT FOUR-STORY PICTOU STONE' REST- •
!DENCE : 'with Brown-stone Dressinmi, N0..:1323.. North
, Broad street. south of Master. •
ELEGANT, STONE MANSION - AND 'LOT OF
'GROUND, Stable and Coach :House, Summit street,
Chestnut '
between Chestnut Hill and Spring House
turnpikes;' on the Chestnut Hill and -Philadelphia Rail
road. about 209 yards from the depot.
GENTEEL THREE-STORY BRICK COTTAGE;
;York strveLivest of Twenty-third, al feet front, 95 feet
TriREE•STORY BRICK DIVELLENG, No. 1305
'North' Seventh street. above Thompson •
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, N0. ,417 Vine
-street.
. • MODERN THREE-STORY ItnicK -DWELLING, .
.No. North Twelfth street, above Poplar. •
Administrator's Sale.
Estate of Peter A. Keyser, deceased.: , _ -
• ELEG ANT FURNITURE, GUARD- ..PIANO,' SUPE
RIOR Parlor Organ, Billiard ' Table, Mirrors; 00
41mm-ft* 7 --lharnzta,, imfkr-amt-Frencli China, Horses,
Carriages, Farming Implements, Sc. •
ON SATURDAY MORNING,
May at 10 o'clock, at the residence of the late Peter
A. 'Keyser, Green street, between Washington and John
-son streets,Gerrumitown, by. catalogue, the entire Fur
niture, comprising elegant rosewood and ebony finish
and walnut Parlor. Dhung Rbout and Chamber Furni
ture, gran'l action 7-octave Piano, made by Schomacker;"
large and superior Parlor Organ, superior walnut Book
case, ebony finish Cabinet, flux French Plate Mirrors,
,valuable Oil Paintings, real Bronze Ornaments, fine In
-
Ala end French China rich Cut Glass, handsome Velvet
and English Brussels Carpets, tine. Hair Matresses. Fee
-Ither Beds, large assortment of Kitchen Utensils, &c.
1 Also, superior Billiard Table, marble heal.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, COWS, Sc.
Also, pair bay . Pouies, Farm Horse. 2 Cows,2 Calves, 5
Carriages, Carts, large lot. MarnesS, Farming Imple
ments,Work Bench, Carpenters' Tools, lot lumber, Sc.
VERY ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT.
Previons to the sale of furniture will be sold, by order
of_the Orphans' Court, the elegant Country Seat known
las "Engle Wald," with mansion, stable; duirrlage-huuse,
Sc.; about PS, acres land.
Particulars in handbills and catalogues.
Sale No. 1206 Walnut street.
; • ELEGANT RESIDENCE AND FURNITURE, •
Property of It. 11. i -g
Gratz, 'Esq;oinfr to Europe.
ON WEDNESDAY.: MORNING,
l June 2, at 10 o'clock, at No. 1206 Walnut street. by cata
logue, the entire elegant Furniture, comprising suit ele
giant ebony finish Drawing Boom Furniture, green satin
'coverings; elegant Walnut do., green Satin; elegant gilt
:and . rosewood Tables, inlaid mosaic marbles, elegant
:Rosewood Piano, made by Schumacker, cost, 2100; rose
'ivood Melodeon. handsoine.green cloth andace Cur.
~tales, elegant Vases, Ornanients, Marble statue, Pier
Mirror very - elegant Clocks, superior HMI Furniture,
!Dining' Room Furniture, morocco coverings; superior
Buffet. large Extension Tables, handsome carved Oak
;Bookcase, elegant China Dinner and Dessert Set, Cut
'Glass. elegant Axminster, Brussels and other Carpets,
superior Walnut Chamber Furniture, superior Word
. robes, fine Hair and Spring Matresses, Bolsters and
Bedding, Kitchen Furniture, Sc.
May be examined the day previous to the sale, from 10
to 4 o'clock.
ELEGANT RESIDENCE.
Previous to the sale of Furniture will be sold, on the
premises, the elegant Three-story Residence, with three
story back buildings, 2ii feet front, extending through to
Lyndnll street:
' Also. superior brick Stable and Coach lkouile, south
side oft streetabetween Walnut and Locust ,above
Twelfth street.
Full particulars in handbills mad catalogues.
ELEGANT PRIVATE LIBRARY.
ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
June 4, at 4 o'clock, at the 'auction store, the choice - Mi..:
rate Library of Robert IL-Grata, Esq., going abroad.
'PRIVATE STOCK
IQ OUOR F FINE WINES AND
L S.
ON SATURDAY, •
June 5, at 12 o'clock noon, at the auction store, t
rate stock of Robert H. Grata, nig ~'comprising tine old
Madeira, Sherry Port, Catawba, Catalonia, Hock, Sati4
terne, Rum, Whisky, Sze.
Samples ready one hour previous to the sale.
TO RENT—A very' large and elegant . Country- Seat
and Mansion, with all modern CO/IVCIIIMICOH, gas, hotand .
cold water, out-buildings, beautiful garden, ta., Term
t pseventh Ward, suitable for a boarding-house.
SCOTT, JR:, AUCTIONEER,
B . • .
SCOTT'S ART GALLERY,
•• 1020 CHESTNUT street. Philadelphia.
SPECIAL SALE OF OARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES. &c.
• ON TUESDAY ; MORNING,
May 25, at ID} o'clock, at Seutt'a Art Gallery. 1020Chost-:
nut street; will be sold, th e entire stock of a drat declin
ing business, comprising , :-Tapestry. Brussels, Ingrain,
Threeply and • V.enetian' Carpets, Oil Cloths, _Window
Shades, &c., inlets.to suit consumers.
Sale without reserve. •
BY BABBITT Sr, CO., AUCTIONEERS.
CASH AUCTION HOUSE,
N 0.230 MARKET area, corner of Bank street.
Cash advanced nn consignments without extra charge.
800 LOTS FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
) ulna's. NOTIONS. HOSIERY, 5:c., 7 ,
• ON' BIONDA). - MORNING,
MnF 2-i, commencing at ID o'clock.
Also, at IL% o'clock. WO lots
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Aleo t invoices 'um's, boys', ladies and clillilren'd
! Straw Hate, fluntlowns, fie: •-
rp . A. MuCLELLAND, AUCTIONEER,
1219 CHESTNUT street.,
CONCERT. HALL AUCTION ROOMS,
.. .
' Rear entrance on Clover street.:
.. •
Horulehold - Ftwniturownil - Mercluoyli soof _ er o mdeacr tg , _ :
Hon received -on consignment. -sale,t of EntnytypaL,
dwellin attended to on reasonable tomtit:
C icci,EEs & CQ,
AVOTIONEE R
_ No. 608 MARlCETatva___
t BOOT MiD r$ HOE , SALES ErEitx avtiamt ANA.
JAMES A. leltlitEMAlU-AIRYTIONEEIII •
, lit. 4ffri
ve l e,
itIi*SideAaVODIESV . Et i?!0 0 4, 4 riketqfft
...uncial. - island the fol • - s' - ~
nurspontAinavz wormy k s'• 40„,,___4110A "tlitlf l H.....
annum, payable in eihree t _sec : n . _.. y • 'rem". *wawa
!nit= et,ls by Ed feet. -,, •-• iyai44 l 4evrpn,..— ,, ,,it.
No.'lsd OI,RAIMEAT..-4.Alhree brtet Anillp'r aim, . 1 ,
dwelling, With three-sten` framelto 'llll,lrddeletir
16:hy tlik• feet. , &Anna' Conn age- • 4.lkohthf ,.',
950‘ 45580 14 54
pister,d,sed. - .- - •-k 0 ,.; ,•, - ,v 4 , , ,10 3 -4,
NO. ISSIAMERICAN ST.--Akthretitfori..o9slF, ulrMrtif
Ing, below Oxfoni. Id byls fifer Stamp Be tt e. ‘ , 4 , 4 , 4,
bi 0. 1132 PHILIP ST.—A three - etorybliCkSWlrlithE;4 s 4
by to feet. Same Rstale. , ~, ,-; , . i- 4 ••41 , i
PIQ4 1 5 34 PIII,LIP ST —A three-stch7 brick 'dW;ll_ l4 ltuf.
adjoining, IS by 66 feet. 824 Groundltent /*;me el it •
Collba'alri SEAT NEA.B••TORT WA
STATIO.N.--fA country seat and farm cOntainthS at ti
and. itoprovements,Morris &sad; Sint • 4Witattingtote4lsl&
tione North Pennsylvania-Railroad'. MaintionslititillOill
tenant house. barn. de. , Imnredifitep - isestioW. ,, vi 0 ,„
..,_,,dt ,
WYALUSINO AV„.24th WARD-.reet 5 staria.m slls ' l '
and rough cast dwellings, each containir6 tocarter
eloping AT. and 11th street; eachlth feet , Inch frontjgelt
Ili feet,deep. Subject , to IltB2 tirottnd • , eat each.,r.wwft.
above are neat• dwellings. The Market et. Cara rtm withilli!l
twosguares. Will be sold sepprately. '$ ate' peremptory., .
WInSAIIICKON TURNPIKE ROAD—The TOrnythaid.;*
Road, toll houses ar.o all other propertY,extendingtrorleg.
the Ridge Turnpike Road, where it crosses the Wissa
hickon. creek along the (Wok to, Chestnut ,Rill,) , achisif„
the same to Flourtcrwn.n distance of about . lftrailet:. LitiA
Is bedded with stone, and in good. trayeting Condit:lou t .
Peremptory, side, by order of the htfpretne Court,
LARGE SALE OF WROI.IOIIIOA_ST Alll'i j WI ,
~
..".I.RON, LUMBER, B tiOli,lLAcc:::; 1 ; i
,rl L . e
ON TUESDAI Dtpngiriti. --, •••• , • 4' 1 0 4.
At JO o'clock, will lie sold, at the S. E.poilter yf'POntp,..
first and 'Rare streets, the entire - material ;reit/shine , .
from the Mammoth Skating Rink, Saved fronrfire. ' ttr% .
eluded are large quantities of Wrought, Coat itai Sheet' s"
Iron; Lumber and Bricks. Will be field In lots,' Whlthr4s-'
any reserve. Terms Cash. • •-•'
~4
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'Executors'. Sale, No.l3o2llnitorriirtatiktreet::- '
TOOLS OF ' A BLACKSMITH SHOP,_'FORG:FiC ti
; • TOKQS, SLEDGES, BAR: IROX,STE.ET f yke,••.% - .,;
• • ' ON ' FRIDAY MORNING, •
May 28; at 10 d'eleble,'will be sold at oubligsalN br onsarz l
of.tbe Executbrs of Henry:Kleisz, Sr4deneaseObeieri=i o
tire Tools of dillocksmlk' Shop Including Trip Saar
trier; 0 Forges and , Fire Tools, 2 Cranes, 1 Charnsitldotfl
and Wrought Iron Anvils, - Pan and . Diast',,Boie,Stegb4i4'.,:
Tongs, Eye or Handle Tools„illar Iron - , Bar Steeli'dco,:
•W' Sate Peremptory and Tm
ers' (heti " • ••• . • ".>
• Sale 334 North Terittt Atreet.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITunt, cAnprracice;' , _::
or THURSDAY MORNING 1 •
At to o'clock,•will be mold, the our plum Furniturt, corn
bribing Ingrain Carpets, Piano; Sofitaielialrkl•Rinyit•,,
Table. Gam Fittures, Kitchen Utehmilts: ,
. .
D I BB6 Co.UNTING, DURBOROW:
t
• "' .. ' '- ' -"' '" '' AUCTIO . NEERS,
Nos. 232 and 234 MARKET street, cortitir of Bank street.
Successors to JOBN II, A FLYERS CO."
tAR R
GE SALE !OF FRENCND ' OTHER . EURO
PEAN DRY GOODS. &a.,
ON MONDAY - MORNING. • _
ay 24, at 10 o'clock, on fonr months' credit, litclailitig-ii
3 cases 4-4 Paris coPd Crepe Maretts, hiring shad e s : ,i.. 4;
Pieces Paris Silk and Wool Popelines and puk•'onw4.l.,:i
do ' Paris Droche Grenadines, Mozambitrues,Bare44. •
do: , "London black 'anti colored' Mohair's , ' and' Alpittag'.
I do . French Delaines, Percales, Jacteriets, „Latrathit
' - •
103 PIECES SILLS, SATINS, etc.. - :.. ',L
Full lines elegant shade Paris cord Poult do Sole. .. ,• .:
Full lines Lyons. glossy black Taffetas and.. Gros,diißhine
i.t
Full lines Gros Graltiti; L eaelienitird de Solo,'Failles .. ...
Full lines Drap Ottoman; EnstringS,Drop de.Fitineg,'&4,i.' , ;
Full lines Gros de Naples, ilk and col 11 Silk Satins,'At , tl
SHAWS, CLOAKS, ao.-• ',
L
Brodie border, Stella, Mozambique and Fancy ShOnitfit; '
•,
Paris trinnned bilik" and Cloth Cloaks. JacketiScarfsatet ,
ST. ETIENNE A.K
ND.BASL.ILIBBONS.. .; 1 ...,. '
Full lines all boiled heary.Gros Grain Ribbons; '7 , ",,,
Full lines elegant quality Trimming Ribhons. ' ~ '
- ~.
Full lines cord edge Bonnet and Trimming. Ribbons,l6ll
and cola..
Full lines Satin Ilibbons,elegant styles Sash ItibbonSeito. .
French Malines. A rtificial .Flovre"r - s, English Crepes, kd..i'',
Balmoral anti Boon ekirts,Whito Goodlablkfit., Kid
Paris Dress' Trimminqs, Fringes: Bra ids; , Buttonibtialt.w
Umbrellas, Parasols, 1. aim Embroideries, Notions, i tc.
60 PIECES, PARIS • DONNA , III L ARIA ' , ". ( I
assorted colors, of very superioritnality; fariteilsiallnlil
A line of superfine quality Silk PopelitiliV.:vi" -
A line of Raye Cadrille and Fancy Silks.
110 dozen plain and embroidered Shlr6Tronts.
30 CASES CIiIIIRELLASANWPARASOLS
Plain and fancy "trimmed, silk and gingham
..r*- . 3 iiA SES ALPAGAS,
of ti very superior Make and finish
SALE 'OF Iteil CASES BOOTS, SHOES; BROGANS.
. I:INT:I.-PARS, - STRAW GOODS ' , An.
UN TIIESDAY 3rtiumNa;
May 25, at four infrOthie(Teditiillejlicibts--,_.
4 'at.l.g bleu hors and youths' calf, kip, bull leather And
grain Caviary,
-nuoleon; Dresii and Collgreas , BOotkisiglitil
It almonds; kip, buff aud , polished grain Brogans;
men and children's ealf, , kid;.enarnelled,ainit
buff' leather, goatand muruarn Bahuorals; Congress
Gaiters; Lace Bouts: Ankle Thisl;SlippersOltatallia-Oviir
ahoes and Sandals: Traveting 8414 8 1 biu,-4c 0 , 01 ...ace•
LARGE SALE Gr BMUS% ,FRENCIL QERltt&lii
AND DOMESTIC DRY COORS.
ON THURSDAY 111ORN.ING,'
May =I; on four ntouths? cretlft, at 10V:clorli:
LARGE SALE OF. CARPETING% CANTON
TINOS; OIL cr,tyrns.'&c:: •
ON FRIDAX ItIONNING, ,
Nay 28. at II 'o'clock. on four months' credit; about Ml'
'pieces Ingrain, Yenothin,'List, Hemp; Cottage, and Agg, y
•Carpetings,,soo rolls Canton Illattings, Oil Cloths, &c.
I . EERS AUCTIONEERS,
;LTA. (Lately Sidelimen for M . :Thomas & Sotts,)
No. 529 CHESTNUT street, rear. entrance from, Minor. •
Sale nt No. 207 Sonar Tenth street. •
HANDSOME,WALNUT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ELEGANT CHAMBER " surr. PINE BRUSSELS
AND OTHER CARPET% FINE OIL - DAINTANG4
Ace., &C.
ON TUESDAY MOR- 1 4INO,
D •
ay 25, at 10 o'clock, at No. a/ South Tenth' Streei;
:entalo the handsomo Walnut ParlorPurniture.llnitst
of handsome Oiled Walnut Chamber Purnitifre, fine ; Olt
Paintings, "St. Peter at the Gate of the Temple' 1 ' Wash
ington, Landscape , &c.; tine Brussels and other , Carpeta.
Gas-consuming Stoves; • •
Hay be examined early-on morning of salo.f
Sale No. 1705 Wallace street: , t,
- HANDSOME - WALNUT FURNITURE, MANI/SOMA
WILTON AND BRUSSELS *CARPETS, *IL
ON THURSDAY-MORNING,
May 11, of 10 o'clock, at N 0.1705 Wallace. street, "By datw- , .%
logue, the entire Household Furniture, handsome
Wo
nut and Hair-cloth Parlor Furniture, Oak*Dining Rimmt-
Furniture, handsome Wolnut Chamber Yurnitureo,. line
Hair Matreeses, Feather Beds. Handeonie Wilton and
Brussels Carpets, Handsotue Secretary,and Boukcasio.
Burge Library Table,China and Glassware, Kitchen Fur
nituro, &c., &c.
May be examined on morning of sale. , ,
AItCTIIVg - Efitk '.
XJ Late wlthM. Thomao kSorin.) • ' •
(Late with Ili. Tnomns
Store Noe. 48 and 00 North SUITT( etreet ,
Sala No: 1700 Park avenne;t - •• - '
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, ELF;.GANT 'ROSEWOOD)
PIANO FORTE; BOOKCASES, FINE TAPESTRY
AND , ENGLISH BRUSSELS- CARPETS, &Oa ,
ON MONDAY. MORNING,
..ht 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at No. 1705' Park .avert m f
above Colunibia aVenne, and between Thirteenth and!
Broad streets, the ontiro totporior furniture,' embtatiniu
—Superior Walnut Parlor, Dining,. Room and Sibukaber
Furniture, 14uperior Secretary
. Bookcase, elegant roue-3
wood overstrung Piauu, . 7-actitveu; banduome .:Tapestrir .
! Carpets, English! Brussels Stair and 'Entry'Ca..'
- pots, Hair. Matresses, -Cottage Suit, upright Radio-
Ch Ina and GIIIHMIIrf', Kitchen Furniture awl
The house is to lot or for sale on reasonable terms.
Sale at the Auction Rooms; .
ELEGANT FURNITURE. FRENCH .PLATE ;14119-:
ROBS, OFFICE DESKS, FIREPROOF.
BoOKCA SES,' FINE HAIR MATRESSES,tTAPEb-''
TRY AND OTHER CARPETS. ,
ON TUESDAY MORNING, ' '
At Hi o'clock, at the suction rooms, .Nue, 98 and 50 North
Sixth street. - below Arch street,, n large assortment
of elegant Walnut Parlor .Furniture, handlionie, Ohara- -
her Suite. Frrmeh Plato Mantel Alla ,PlerlaLirrorti, OM.
Tables and Desks, Fireproof superior: Secretary
Hoekeases, elegant Wardrobes,. Centre and Bouquet
Tables; fine Spring, Hair and,other Dlatresses, beds and -
Bedding, tine Tapestry Ingrain. and Yertetian,Carpets,
China and Glassware, Housekeeping
•
Selo at No. 14111N.ortli Thirteenth street.
JUNI/SOME I? URNITURE .IIIREOR, FIRE
PROOF,..SAFE; FINE FEATHER BEDS, RICH
TAPESTRY . . -
ON :WEDNESDAY MORNING,
At 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at - No, HO North Thirteenth
street, above Master, strilet,• very superior. walnut • and
, hair•eintb 'Pallor. Suits , marble- top Tables. handsetna
Wahipt Chinuber Suit, two superior .Cottage Snits, wal
nut,
Extension Table and Dining Room Chairs, Sitting
Room Furniture, flue French Plato Pick Mirror,:supe.
rho Fireproof Safe, Ly Farrel Ar Herring,• largo huii
Feather.Deds and , nodding, rich Brussels Der Pele, all
wool Venetian and Ingrain Carpets, China and. ailltltl
waro,••Kitelien Utensils, ' • '• : '
r111101 4 4A8 1311tC11 'Sr. EON, AIIOTION•0
• EElts AND COMMISSION MEITCHANTS, •
- No. 1110 cliEsqNuT %trent, ' ' • -
' • , Rear entrance No.111)7 Siotsmii strcet• •
Tloustsbold Furniture of every description rScUive . tl ott
Curisizinislit• , • •
• • i9fr n.{{ Furniture dwellings at tendt,tl to on the count '
reus nub u terms.
. .
Sale at No. Ilia Chestnut stood. • ' i .17
LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND -SECONDHAND ,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, CARPETS;
MANTEL AND PIER GLASSES, PAINT/NG:S I
CHINA, ' • . .
ON TUESDAY MORNING,
May 25. at 9 o clock, at the auction store, N 0.1119 Clie'ot
nut street, will be sold, a largo assortment/ of•lottrriory .
Parlor. Chamber, Din inkrlteent and Library-Eurnitnxe,,
Office Dodo and 'fables, largo and. small Alautob
Pier GhltifiVS, Paintings, Chinn, •
• • • SECONDH ANT 'F URNITURE.' - - ;Y
Also, an no -of Secondhand- Eprniturecfrpttk, -
families declining housekeeping.' ' ' •
/11111 E NIN CIPAL M OEY ESTABLIWEI 7 -..'
wont-S. E. corner of SI XTll•and RACE otroots.
iilonoy advanced on Horohandkto-genoraPyrrylatelAw.,
Jewelri, Dligno4ds,'Gord: anditotVe,Etrte;•und
articles of voile` for any' length' of ttnitht red on.
WATCHES ANII; JEWELRY., ~4._T•
Fine Gold hunting Caso,HoublaßottomUnd n Vete
English; Amorkcan and , SwissitafirataLtiver ttilaten ,
Flue Gold Hunting Caen and
_Ojen F3Cl.ltepl4,oMtete(4e
Fine Gold Engles and other Wattiltest SlnoSilferillunt4
ing Casa and Open Fare EpOsh,Artiertomo, Auk Alwi t ua r
Patent Lever and Lapin° Watches; Donlon OingeWpgiltihn'
Quartier and other Watches; Ladies" Emmy, Watchein,
Diamond' Brealttplus; Eia 'in
Rks: 4 Eo,r 'Binge; Bandl: 4
3c.; Fine Geld Chaim; lodollious;-.1).raorlatar Scan,
PinsOlreantpina; Huger Rings; Pencil 4.l49esltud Jew.
Orr' generViy.
FR
O - 84 lc—lc - large and ' yalttable - FlreproolCheat ,
aultable forte Jeweller; coat eGlO: , '
Also several Lole Ire aradol,A; Fifth anti C nest •
nut inmate. - •• , •
QPANISH " ' OLIVES:-FINE SPAI+CISii'
1,..7 caves in half-salloif and tnro and & half vitae kagom
For WO by PUTZU WRX9/13 di aiddiSt tlO WislAut
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