lIME
..„.. -- . .. -.CITY r Btri t LETIN. ~ , • ~..o*.i . :
$ gar. Twatrrn WARD ritvit BCIIO9L atlitett 1
Y - 0.---Select Cenneil has passed: an ottlinance , 1
O . /fg 530,000 for the erection of a; aaVr
kT
se OThuildinig on• Noble street, - vrest of Fifth, t
fa the Twelfth Ward. - Common 'Council 'Te-
Jerrtothe subject to the Finance Committee.
"It is be hoped that the bill will be •Xeported !
tat the nextxneeting of the Chamber and will
then be cOncurredln. 4%..niiw, sehnof building.
'in the. Twelfth Softie/xis absolutelY neceSsary.
!The new building is , intended for the nel
, pmnfodation '' of the two prntrY
schools which now oneup_v a build-,
.ing at the S. B. ' corner of Weaver and 1
'Coateii Streets: The lower portion of the Ltsti
funded structure is used as s a livery stable, and I
an examination of the premises by the Board
of Health bin rotated in the declaration .that
the health of the ' dldreu is greatly etlan- I
a
V \is
gered by being itrt t•buildi iv . The Building t
Inspectors have also ironounced the, building 1
to be unfit for use. It in a dilapidated conai-
/
,lion, and liable to tumble down at any moment. t
Therefore,' the lives of ten teachers and several I
hundred children are in great jeopardy. The 1
lot for the new building on No lestreet,above f
'Fifth, has:been purchased and paid for mil it
only requires the necessary appropriation by
• eity Councils to put up the new lnulding. `The;
facts stated above will no doubt meet with dne
consideration by the Finance Committee, and
then there ought to. be no difficulty • about the
immediate passage of the rieiitiing approprla- 1
tion bill. • , ,", ,
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, TliF.' BEDFQRD. STIVIIIVIVIMSION. Notwith- I
"'standing the energetic labors of the. Bedford
Street Mission and" i excellent , missionary,
Bev. John D: Long, til condition of Bedford, ;
Baker and Spaflbrd str its, the great haunts of t
drunkenness,poverty a Nice, remains pretty
'eunuch the same as; hay be qi so often described ;
-, in these columns. Thos eets, are filthy, rand 1
t need the immediate Attention of the contrite- "
;tors. To more effectually aid its good work.
• The Bedford Street. Mission has a building at
:N0 . .. 619 Bedford ' street. The 'first floor
',ls 7 used ,for public meetings, the
• second floor as a school-room for
'girls, and the third for the, hoyS. Newsboys,
;:boot-blacks and 'children' of all ` de-'
i atriptions, are taken .in and educated
in a good arid praiseworthy manner, and
are kept ~ decently;chid by public contribm
lions. Mr. Long, is now having constructed
..diree bath-tubs in the rear, of the Mission
.Ilouse, so that all persons who desire can have
- a hot or cold bath whenever they wish it. 'l'he
; Mission is doing a good work in that portion
of the city,'and should receive the support of
all philanthropic citizens.
Lo His Boots.—An citizens__
Loss individual, neatly
dressed and wearing a gold watch, got on a
1 spree yesterday, and last night lay down on a
cellar, door at Seventh and Shippen streets, to
'take a snooze. While asleep his boots were(
'taken from his feet and carried off. lie was
subsequently locked up in the Seventeenth
District Police Station, and this morning felt'
quite rejoiced when he discovered that his
watch and money had not been stolen. •
rum-P.1160v BLowiv OrEN,The coal office;
of Plaisted tit Collin, on`Mhestnut street,
above Thirtieth, was entered at slate hour last .
night. The fire-proof safe was operated upon.
with ginwoWder, and the outside door was
blown off.. The explosion attracted the atten
, tion of the police, and the thieves ran off,
<leaving behind a crowbar; sledgehammer and
other tools.,
AN OPERA HOUSE GERMANTOWN'—The
citizens of Germantdwu are about instituting
measures for the erection of an opera-house in
that place. A' zneeting'of those interested in
the project will be held atthe office of C. Key
ser King, adjoining the , Railroad Depot,. on,
Tuesday evening next. 'The enterprise will no
doubtbe successful: , , s, :
CIGAR STORE ROIIIIED.—The cigar store of
W. R. Clark = No. 700 `Master street, was en
iteredifist night by fereing• open a side door
leading into the dwelling portion of the build
. The thieves carnet' off 4,000 cigars
*alued'at'S2oo.
A BAD Boy.—Samuel Wood, aged thirteen
years, was • arrested -yesterday, at Fourth and
Lonibatd streets, for throwing stones at nearly
every person who
_passed He was sent 16
prison by A 1& Carpenter.
RitCTELES ljuiviiin-John Stoll was ar
rested yesterday, at Third and Brown streets,
for reckless driving. He was taken before
'Ald. Becker and was held in $4OO bail.
A WINE BI ATEIL—John Welsh, residing at
No. 813 Charles street, was arrested List night
upon the charge of heating his wife. He was
committed by .Ald. Toland.
FELL OVERBOARD. George Wright fell
into the Delaware at Chestnut street wharf last
night.. He was rescued from droWning by the
police.
CAPT. JAMES Al3llWe 2,TH 7 Assessor Fifth
Internal Revenue District, has appointed
Watson P. Magill assistant Assessor.
UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.-
The advertisement of the Universal Life In
surance Company of New York appears in
our present issue.
The following notice of this company ap
peared in'a recent number of the Insurance
Monitor, a high and reliable authmity in such
matters:
"The Universals' the pioneer stock com
pany doing life insurance in the 'United States.
Among the peculiarities of their own company,
on winch thq - delight to dwell, are the fea
tures of their charter which provide for the
retention of the profits until the amount of
51,800,000 is reached, over and aboVe the pre
mitun reserve, thus providing a magnificent
and unparalleled basis of security to the
policy-holder.
"Thegenend liberality . with which this ,com
pany treats its policy-holders is most admirable,
giving to those`on the ten-year plan, after se
cond annual payment, a paid-up policy at any
time the insurer may choose to claim it after
abandonment, even though the delay should
largely exceed the time specified in the con
tract. The general motion of the business ap
peani satisfactory in a high degree, the ratio of
inerea in 12lliii over the previous year being
surpassed by only one other company, and the
amount of new business secured being more
than that of 16 older companies. The number
of policies already issued reaches beyond
t~s,an."
The ingenious and attractive, "Return Pre-
mium" plan of Life Insur.ince originated
with this company, and has gained it great
Topularity and added materially toits busmem.
Our esteemed fellow-townsman, Mr. G. G.
WeStcott, is agent for the UniVersal in this
city. His office is at N0:409 Chestnut street,
where every information respecting the Com
pany and its various methods of insurance may
be obtained.
TO HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS.-WO
would call the attention of -persons about re
furnishing their houses to the large special
sale of carpetings and mattingi of all descrip
' tions, to take place at Scott's Gallery, 101 M
Chestnut street, on Tuesday morning, the 25th
inst., at 101 o'clock. AS the entire assortment
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, this will
afford a splendid opporttinity to housekeepers
and others to obtain a good article at a reason
able cost.
MIL WILLIAM F. Kxorr, editor and pub
lisher of the Hohnesburg Gazette, has been in
vited by a number of citizens of that leegisla
tive District,"-to let-his- name •be used. before
the •Repnblican - Convention am a candidate.for
the Legislature_ Mr. Knott has consented,-
and if be should be nominated and elected, he
would make% an . honest and tei eful ineinber.
AT Jour( TRENWITH'S Fancy Goods Em
porium and News Depot, No. 614 Chestnu t street, German _Democrat building, articles of
use of. every description can be obtained.
Also, all the latest news publications and pe
riodicals of the day.
would call attention to the advertise
ment of the house to rent, No. 1028 Pine
street• four-story front and three-fitory double
back building. -
—The semi-ollinial Correspondence Italienne of
Florence denies that a special mission to the
French and Italian courts has been confided
by the Spanish goverinnent •to 7 Sewn. Monte-
War relativelo the candidature of the Duke of
Aosta to. the throne of Spain. The same paper
adds that the Duke is not believed to have any
itulbitiOn in that direction:
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\I°I PATI44 I.I4 M I PX, ''' '
.A4oinp if lateuniortof art aud , philosoplij, at:motion and
m etres s SeCa':only .. .at , trarel intertals.. .rou find it la
• pretty wonien , endowed .with brainsvand. in•.thatotron
nrcani.perfectionlef nieethanicat , Science known: aso the
Caletilla.Cooking Stove, invented by our. fellow-citizon, '
James.Spettr: 4..,- ~, • ,
The Calorilic burnitanthritc — ito or bituminous coal with
,cutlet excellence Ztcommies - the former with:all the
..clieerfultielts and cleanness °Thicker) , wood. ' When ,we -
assert that it consumes all the smoke. that it produces, we
don't expectto he believed. .Until. we saw the Calorific in
. operation - we didn't believeit ourselves. i For this reason
we ask the curious to convince.themselves by .visual ob
servation..To produce a stove that can't gut red-hot upon
the talrat iho expense of the oven i and that regulates itself
to the coaling capacity of your chimney, is something of
which oven 1. ranklintnight he proud, .To,get.np a stove
: that cannot make dust that, sifts its - own ashes, distri
bute, heatin perfectenualization its overt part, is an
achievement that would have delighted oven Robert Fut'
ton. To discover a law of philosophy that puts. a stove
thrbagh natural pacts of drawing without being watched,
is a desideratum as great as either , of the others. .Mr.
Spear has centered in the Calorific the. entire three. Mr.
Spear does not care about usinglogic in thbmatter what
rejoices him is to have folks see the Calorific t hrough
their own spectacles. No' one who is 'fittiug up a country •
residence would do without a Calorific after , once seeing'
it its operation at Messrs. James Spear & Co.'s ware
rooms, .Nos. 1116 , and Uld 'Market .street. The house-;
keeper who secures a Calorific will be sure of a sunshiny '
cook an amiable laundress, and a kitchen Irradiated with
goodnature. •; •
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THOSEU NIFO.RNS. • •
. The letter carriers of this city • •
Have been deceived. Oh, hat a pity != • ,
If they had bought their clothes from Stokes
They'd have been served like other folks.
Andsuch, Was, VIM not doleful: r, • .
umv they look with face
Into their pocket-books, andeay. •. • - , u
• •' FLowg -11 . wev I :"
But how or where.they do not know,, , .; „: •
'Yet for it they hate nought to show. :
, They examine their uniforms with care, •
bur THAT 6.90 18 NOT TIIIIIIX.
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Take good advice, kind, gentle folks,
And buy your clothiug all from Stokes,
- • "* -7 824:Chestnut street.
TEE PARHAM SEWING , SIACRINE--
This celebrated Sewing Machine already enjoys the Xe
ciliation of being the best in the country. Its many supe
rior features certainly entitle it to this distinction;
as a piece of Sewing Machine mebhauism, it ix as near
perfection as anything human could possiblybe. It per
forms the hestwork on all kinds of material, is elegant in
point of style and finish, is IluifieleSS in running, solidly
constructed, AND RUNS WITH SUCH MARVELOUS EASE AS
TO MAKE OPERATING ON. IT A POSITIVE Pr..E.s.stati& This
latter feature alone should commend it to the public, for
it is a well-known fact that female health is often sadly
impaired by the use of the many hard-running and un-
Yielding Sewing Machines in the market. Ladles should
remember the fact, and, in selecting a Sowing Machine
choose one such as the Parham, the exertion required for
the working.of which is such as to make its use a Pleasant
and beneficial exercise..
The salesrooms of the Parham aro at 704 Chestnut
street, where the public are cordially invited to an In
spection of.thitAluchine.
Knnn'atii. HAIL.—We have arranged.
ono portionmfour store exclusively for cheap goods, and
intend in future to•place in this department any article
which may be in the least old style or imperfect; and will,
sell them regaidless of cost. 1218 Chestnut street.
Ono thousand odd castor bottles, cut glass, 3d cents
each. HERR'S CHINA HALL, 1218 Chestnut street.
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GLASSWARE,
At Kerr's China Gall, 1218 Chestnut street. Yon can-,
not fail to make a selection fromour immense assort
ment. Tumblers, 38 cents to e 26 per dozen; Goblets,
Lo to .9100 per dozen; Decanters, 51 to .97.5 per pair.
BEST QUALITY FRENCH CHINA.
Dinner SOH 115 pieces, at
tl - Clfl Cum.& HALL, 1218 Chestnut street
GRAND SPECIAL SALE OF DRESS GoonA FOR
one week, commencing Monday, Maly 24.
To reduce stock prior to opening thin goodi—greater
bargains in Meek Silks.
Black Silks 81 85, 431 90. 82, 32 25 up, at A. a 7,-
Bartholomew's one price Dry Bowls and Notion ffouse,
`d3 North Eighth street.
KERR'S •
Furnishing China .and Glass Establishment, China_
Ha11,'121.8 Chestnut street. Families in want of any
article in China, Glass or Stone Ware, will find at this'
establishment the largest stock in the city, from common'
red Earthenware, for the kitchen, to the finest Chinannd;
Glass made.
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WHITE STONE CHINA. THASETIL
Fprty-iiix pieces, cups with handles, $5.
Forty-four pieces; cups-with baubles; $4. '
All the beta quality. at
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KEltn's ORINA H ALL, 1218 Chestnut street
WHITE STONE CHINA DINNER' SETS, 76;
pieces. $l5; 11./5 piecep. en 77.
KERR'S Chinn Hell, 1218 Chestnut street.
Tnn leading Hat and Cap Store in the city is
834 and 836 Chestnut street, Oaklord & Sons.
SOMETHING NEW. '
'
We invite the public to call and eiainine our - new
ESIBROIDERER,
one of the most ingenious yet dimple and useful devices
ever attached to a sowing machine. The "Singer" is the
only machine having this attachment.
Tiln'Srsonn 1111urFACT0fltING CO.,
1106 Chestnut street.
COAL BIINAKER, EXACTLY AS IN MINING RE
glon ; breaking kind preparing coal in tho yard by ma-,
cldnery. S. . cor. Thirteenth and WashlugtOn lyre:
LIFE INSURANCE is a Saving lianks,3rielding
compound interest for life, and securing to the insured.
the savings of a life-time though he should die the day
after taking out his policy. Thu "Amunaciis" oe
PnILADELPItin can do more and better for you than any
mere Savings Fund.
THE WORLD'S VERDICT,
As evinced by the sales of the past year, is in favor of
the "Singer." Principal Oflice; *IDS Chestnut street.
SINGER'S SEWING MAOHINES
on easiest terms, by
O. F. DAvie, 810 Chestnut street
INSECT POWDER
HOW TO TELL TILE GENIIINEARTICLE.-.PLOf. E. Lyon,
while traveling is Asia, discovered a flower, which
when powdered, is sure death to every kind of Insect,
from a Cockroach to a Fly. Ho protected his discovery
by letters•patent, governMent medals, &c., put his signa
ture upon every flask of the article and named it LYON'S
MAGNETIC MCSECT POWDER. Ho imparted his secret,to
uo ono but his successor.
Purchasers of Insect Powder=and It is used in almost
every house—must see to it that they are not deceived by
worthless imitation,, and counterfeits. The signature of
E. Lyon is the purchaser's guarantee: Look sharp for
it, and buy no Insect Powder that does not bear it. It
maybe had of Druggists and Family Stores, at .25 cents
per flask. Depot, 21 Park Y
It HAS NO EQUAL FOE FAMILY SEWING.
'rho Singer now Family Sowing Machine. Principal .
Oftico,lloti Walkout otreet.
THE VERMONT SPRING WATER.
The great remedy for Cancer, Scrofula, Bright's Dis
ease and other Kidney affections. Sold by Johnston,
Holloway & Cowden, 602 Arch street.
To TILE LAntEs.—Ladiee can get the latoit
style of Hats and Caps at Charles Oakford t Boas' sit
and 836 Chestnut street, at prices lower than anywhere
else in the city.
PERFECTION ATTAINED.
Thu Singor num , Family Sewing Machine. For sa le.
upon easy terms at thu Principal Wilco, 1106 Chestnut
street.
"VERY SUPERIOR COLONY TEAS (Black), in,
- 5; £415 Ibtf: handsome Catilliee, at a great reduction fraiiii
retail prices. FAInTIIORNI.,'& C0.,205 N. 2.7 intli
aud• 1036 Market Bt."
Cowie, Bunions, inverted Nails, skillfully
treated by Dr. J. Darldnon,..No—OlgiChontnut utroot.
Charger moderato.
STRANGERS in the city who are in want of
a line Hat or Cap of the latest atyle, can procure Watt
Charles Oakford & Sons', 834 and 836 Chestnut street.
THERE'S 240 DIISTAKB ABOUT is a
pleasure to deal with a man like CIIARLEN NICHE', the
artistic Bootmakor, at No. 504 North Eighth street,:
above Buttonwood. His aim is to give entire Hatienne , ,
tion to his patrons, and we scarcely need say ho acoom.
plishes it. Begets up some of the very beet work in the
city, and his prices challenge competition. Try him
once and you become a permanent customer. t
QUIET and Rooth() the pain of children teeth:
ing—Use Bower's Infant Cordial. Sold by all Drug
gists.
TAILORB,
Shoe-fitters, harness-makers, seamstresses, corset=
makers and all manufacturers sus the "singer" id thu
best. Principal Office, lIDG Chestnut street,
SURGICAL -INST/tUNIENTS and arugginis' sun
drift.
SNOWDEN & BROTNER,
SOUtil Eight)) oitrept. •
.
DNAFNESB, BLINDNEHS AND CATARRH
J. Isaacs, M. D., Professor of the Bye and Ear treats :
all diseases appertaining to the above members with Did
utmost success. Testimonials from the most reliable
sources in the city can be seen at his aloe, No. 805 Arch
street. Thu medical faculty are iuvited to accompany
their patients, as he has no secrets in his practice. Arti
ficial oyes inserted. No charge made for examination.
'IATANTED—A SITUA lON rAS GOV:
v ERNESS. Englitth Branches and :Maio taught.
Addreaa ISURRELL Gt rmantown. my2oth tidrp*
TUST RECEIVED AND IN STORE. 1 000
casew of Champagne-v . sParkliug. Catawba and
tomtit. Wines, Port, Madeira, Sherry Jamaica and Santa
Cruzßum, flue old Brandies andWhiskies, Wholesale
and Retail. P. J. JORDAN, 220 Pear street,
Below Third and Walnut streets, and above Dock.
Lstreet. ,
del-tr.
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AATILEY BILOTHERS ARE THII LAR-
T gest Naoufactur era of Havana Cigarillo Philadel
phia. Of course their immeuse futilities enable them to
sell at the lowest possible price. Eighth and Wal
nut. spE3 rp tf§
rt i oneto s, r, „
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OHEf~T~fEF~Fp6 . ~ ; 'i,
CRESTEEFIELViii: ' .
OEMOURFTELIMI:
CEIifiTDBFIELDfI. ; .
CHtTFRFOOS'•
OHESTEEMELpiI.
'IIOI 4 N WANA4AKER,
The New -4heeltwut.titreet ;
ItiOUSE;
818 and 820 Chestnut Street.
MILLINERY GOODS.
amp GOODS.: PRICES..
• a
PARIS FLOWERS;'.
• 'LINEN BACK SATINS
Ladies' and Misses' Hatsand . Bonnets.
In unrivaled assortment.
S. A. & D. STERN
ARCH STREET.
ap27-tu the 2mrp •
Bargains .
Handsomely Trimmed
HATS AND BONNETS,
ALSO,
FINE FRENCH FLOWERS,
Richest -Assortment ever Opened in America
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
VERY C H E AP.HA
THOS. KENNEDY +VERO.,
No. 729 Chestnut Street..
MEDICINAL.
29 S. FOURTH STREET.. 29
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As a Specialty.
It may not Igo generally known that Dr. J. P .FITLglt,
a regular Graduate of the University of Pennsylvania,
1833, and Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology in ono
of our principal colleges 'a
number of years, has made
Neuralgia and Bleumatisin - ilipecialty in his practfee,
and daily consults and gives advice free of charge, to
which those only suffering with Neuralgia and Rhenium-
tigrn aro cordially invited, from 11 to 3 o'clock
Mom No. 29 South FOURTH. Street, below Market;
Special contracts made to cure in a limited quantity,.of
the RHEUMATIC REMEDY ( which is plettiant to take,
and harmless), or refund the amount paid in case of a
failure. Those who have suffered many years, would do
well to accept these special conditions. Inquiries by
mail promptly answered,. with proper advice, rrithoir
charge.. Principal Office, No. 29 S. FOUNTS" Street.
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
ARTISANS' AND BUILDERS'
rnamen ron and Bronze Wor
SPARKS,STILLIVAN,DOWDELL&CO,,
Cast and Wrought Iron Railing,
GARDEN AND CEMETERY ADORNMENTS, NOUN
TAINS, VASES,. VERANDAHS, SETTEES,
MIA IRS, Itc. IRON STAIRS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION. NEW AND IM
PROVED STABLE
FURNITURE.
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Foundry- - - 2028. North Tenth St.
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Wareroom— X BO7 Chestnut St.
mhsotu th 14 amNp- .
REAL ESTATE SALES
PULIC SALE.—JAMES A. FREE.
man, Auctioneer.—Very desirable building Nita, 21)
acres, Wissahickon avenue and Allen's lane Twenty.;
first Ward. .0n Wednesday, June 9, ISO, at 12
o'clock, noon; will be sold at public sale, at the Phila
delphia Exchange, the following described real estate,
viz.: All that certain tract or piece of land, situate in
the late township of Rozborough, now in the Twenty
first Ward of the city of Philadelphia; begiuninsi. at a
stone, a corner of this and land now or late of Thomas
Liveeley, on the southwesterly side of Township Line
road. now Wissahickon avenue; thence along the side of
said Township Line road south 39 deg., E. 523 feet to a
stake, the corner of a road leading from the Schuylkill
across the Wissahickon to the Township Line road,
formerly called John Wise's Mill road; thence along the
said John Wise's Mill road the three next following
courses and distances, to wit : South 3:04 deg. west 5'24
feet, south 42 deg. west 198 feet ; south 31 deg. west 191. feet
to atitakeit cornernfland conveyed 40-Daniel- a nd----Ed,
ward Maupay; thence along the line of said land i 1 foot
more or less, to the place. of beginning,- containing--20
acres, more or less. ; • .
_ oEir7 Clear a all ineutubraneo, One-half of - the- pur
chase money may:remain on mortgage if desired.
Xfir $2OO to be paid at the time of sale.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
my 22 27 je3 Store, 422 Waldut street. •
al PEREMPTORY SALE BY ORDER
latil.,of Heim—James A. Freeman, Auctioneen—Ort
Wednesday, Juno 9th 1869, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be
mold at the Philadelphia 'Exchange, the following de
scribed real estate, - viz.:
_.Court Houses, rear of Ogden
street, above Ninth. No. I.—All that certain lot of
ground with the two-story brick messuagh thereon
erected; situate on the west Hide of a 6 feet wide court,
running northward froth Ogden street at the distance of
95 foot - 111i inches west of Ninth - street,. commencing at
the distance of 49 feet 2 inches northward from Ogden
street,in the Thirteenth Ward of the city, containing in
front on said court 14 feet, and in depth westward 31 foot.
Clear of all incumbrances. Terms cash.
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NO. 2.—A1l that certain lot of ground, with the twe
etory brick messuage thereon erected, situate at the
northeast corner of the said d feet wide court; containing
in front on said court 14 feet 10 inches, and ih depth west
ward 22 ti 4.4
Clear rd .
Terms 611311.'
$5O to be paid on each uttho time aside.
Bale by order of
JAMES 'A. FREIMAN. Auctioneer,'
my 22 27je3 . Store, 422 'Walnut litreet
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CIREVIOT•BiIITS.
CHEVIOT SUITS,
04Evica mins.
011EYIQT SUITS
oup,vipi , SUITS.
- 'II S WWX:***frIFIFIt c - .
z.= ctauktyk . -THEc_ /1 1 1 -5 :0 14 # . ÷ E " i
le mint 4 1terild bet itidaltrAturo.— , 'TlicattV AS. '
suntans:: s .-17 UAW. Theee4tOrr"Brick , ,• dence,
'No. 12/6 Walilat'StreehT,'welits'OUTWelf o h‘ at t, !flee t i
',frontiresitleUeltut ir,:nAinAti:#, - •i ing Ito 1 4 utit ,
i t
;On Wetincialtly raprtting.'annoW. ;. t'llto OftgiNf I 4
be Sold at niablie tale On' tltetirelikt 'i d - Waist Pe' Yttl -,.
'nblo three-story brick resideticeilie th threetstorylotible 4
'buck ttaildings ;and Ititofiercitni4Oltnate kin thersenth i
side of lib Shut atreet,'NO.Pl2so:' tniitainhi,tilo,frmt:on t
Walnut 'street VII feet, and eidelidinititl depth•through to i
Lyndon Street. ,' The house Istailt'in 4,snOrioentatusi
bait two,parlbre; dieting-room; Multertitid kttehinroli the
first floor ; fear chambers; dressitigrroont,tyto'bath-eoehill i
on second floor; live Nlututbers' on third story valid tittles; I
has all the modern conwentenceii; beth-coon: ,
closets, hot and, cold whtee; heaters, &e.: gas chiladsllere, i
Terms--e2O (inclUded i n'the sale free of charge.l ' •- '
Terma—e2o,ooo may remain on mortgaie. 1
War Clear of all incumbrance. • • • - , .•,•
huperior. brick . Stable and Coach douse , Lindalt;
etreet, 29 by 55 feet. 'lmmediately " after the sale of the;
'residence, ill, be sold all that brick.etable 'stable ' ; cOseh '
• house and lot if _ground,. south Hide of Lyruhill Street, ~
(between Walnut and Lo'cuat end Tvrelttli And Thirteenth •
streets * ) 87 feet west from the :rest side of Twelfth street;.
Containing in front on Lyndon street 23feet, and'extend- :
ink southward of that' width 37feht:* then` narrovritag by,
an offset on the easternlido to themblth of la 'feet f in-`
thee; continuing that vr dtb further . southward 1$ feat,:
making the entire depth of the westernmost' 15 feet 7 in
ches of said lot 55 feet. - The improvements" ere a sub
stantial brick stable and' onch hinaso,'stalls for 5 horses;
in third story hitt laundry, with wash tubs complete'. hot
and cold water, gas, &c. , •,' ~- ' ' ' • ' --
' 'Terms—One half Cash. -
Stir , Clear of-all mcmnbrance. ' ' , •
Megan* runilthre, riano; rikirrors, Curtains, China.
Fine Carpets, Ortiaments;•&c. - - • - • sisal,
Immediately after the sale of the, real estate, will be
- sold,'by catelogueithe entire elegant Furniture. , Full
particulars in catalopcnes one week_previone to sale.
. " '• M., THOMAS & SONS,' Auctioneers,
tern 24 25 2I -. 1.39 and 141,Soutli Fourtlretteett ,
IVA !IV • 4;AP1TA1.16.16, BUILDERS,
AELCoaI ,Denlers,..ficnnmission men, itc.--.Thoinatkt
bona, ralitable"Busipeali 'Location,
N. . corner . of Eightlreind WillOw street:S. 99 feet
inches front on Eighth street, 193 feet 10,4 inches front On
Willow street.;'Large deidrablelet, coal yard, large
two-story' DriCk'stable and tivo-StOry -brick dwelling,
brjck ofilee i ,rallroad track, ' shedding, planking, fences,
coal scale, sc.; Ac:, din,: On Tuesday' June 8041849. at
32 o'clock, tioon, will be sold at' publi c - sale, at the Philp-,
delxchangef rip that largo and' very valuable lot
Of. groun d ,,7lth the improvements thereon erected. situ
ate on the 'west side of Eighth Street,,,rniming north
from Willow street; containing in front on Eighth street
98 feet 10 inches, and extending in'depth 140 feet; • thence
southerly 88 - feet 10 inches . , and thence' along.. Willow
street 139 feet 10,11 tuclies, belng h' nearly square let, fee°
survey,) Including the imptcivementg, VIZ.: store
story , brick dwelling, a two-steno substantiallY built
stable, one-story - brick office, coal scale fences, shed
ding and railroad - tuni-out"and track. hie lot being
occupied and fitted lip as a toot yard, and 'doing a very.
profitable business, being the best located coal yard in
the city.
The above lot IR arthiect to an agreement made -althea,
other property owners ou that side of Eighth street, from
Willow to Noble, to recede 3 feet froni the'present build-;
ing line, as new buildings are erected. The improving
character of this street, and the size of the lot adapting,
it for any improvement, either for stores or large commis-,
sion depot, or manufacturing establishment requiring
railroad turnout, makes it au opportunity for investment
evident offered.
Terms—One-half of the purchase money may fiemain on
ground rein, if desired balance balance cash, or the whole may
be , paid, at the option of the Purchaser.
el.OOO to be paid - p at the time of sale.
M. T 110313.8 A SONS, Auctioneers.
myn' 29-ins 139 and 141 South Fourth street.
igg REAL ESTATE.—THIJMAS 86 SONS':
Salo.—Brick Stores and Dwellings, Nos. 1516 and;
1510 Callowhill street. And Frame Dwellings, Nos. 1517,
and 1519 Carlton street. An improving neighborhood for,
business.—On Tuesday, dlitle 6th, 1669. at 12 o ' clock,'
noon,
will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphiai
flichange, till that lot of ground,' with the buildings;
thereon ,erected, situate on the south Side of CallovrhiW
street, 150 feet 4 inches west froM Fifteenth street; con
mining to front on Callowhill street 32 11.0. and in depth'
100 toot to Carlton street. a3O feet wide street. The
improvements on Callowhill street are 2 two-story brick
stores and dwellings, each bar ing a front of 16 feet, with:
a depth of 100 feet to Carlton street; and on Carlton street.
a two-story frame dwelling, of 16 ieet front on each lot,
making two distinct properties. They will be sold
separately, viz,: No. 1518,Callowhill street, with the rear,
dwelling, No. 1517 Carlton street; No. 1520 Callowhilt
street. with. the rear_ dwelling. co. 1519 Carlton street:
Present rental 8'390, each property.
KR - Clear of all incumbraince.
Terms—one-half of the purchase money may remain on
mortgage, or all may 1w paid, at the option of the pur
chaser. ,YlOO to he paid at the time of sole on .each
propertv.
DI. THOMAS Ar SONS. Auctioneers,
. . . -
my 22 29 je 5 139 and 141 South Fourth street.
EEAr. ESTATE.—THOMAB Si,
II
Sale:—Handsome Modern Three-story Brick Reek
dence;•with side yard, No. 703 North Eighth street above
Coates street, 253 ii feet front. On Tuesday. June iitik.lss9;
at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold . public sale', 4' the. ,
Philadelphia Exthange,' all that three-story brick mes,
suage and lot of ground therewith belongin, situate on;
the east side of Eighth street, 21 feet nort g h of Coates;
street ! No. 702; containing in front on Eighth street 2.5
feet t inches, and extending In depth 114 feet: The
provements are W very superior brick residence, three
stor front, white marble Siting, with attics, three-story
.double back buildings/ having every convenience iinddif
complete order; on first flour,, parlor, dining-roolif
two kitchens; on (Topa dour two chambers, sitting roues;
and verandah; two chambers in front and two in back
building, two garret rooms; The house 1111i4 a front of 20
feet, with side yard of 5 feet 6 inches. Subject ton yearly :
ground rent; of, $ 330 , redeemable and payable hi sliver
money. A superior -Esling-rongeinlatefuln;Alsa...inun, ,
liter range in out - kitchen, and heaters in cellar—all
thoroughly underdroankl.
33. THOMAS k SONS, Auctioneers,
•
tifY22 29 3C5 139 uud.l4l South Fourth street.
REAL ESTAT..I',I - 1031AS & SONS',
JILRE.SitIe.--Substantial brick Sten, and Dwelling, No.:
139 North Seventh street, 'and ',three-story brick;
Dwelling. No.' 7 Nicholson strert.)n the rear of flies
above. On Tuesday, June tith, 1317), at 12 o'clock, noon,:
will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
all that lot of: groiand, situate on the east side of Seventh.
Street; 164 feet south ,of Race street; containing in front:
At feet, and in depth 107 feet to Nicholson street. The
improvements are a very substantial three•storY brick.
store and dwelling• with attics, fronting on Seventh
street, and a substantial three-story brick dvvelling:with ,
attics, fronting on Nicholson street, known as 2+16. - 7.
The Nicholson street house now rents for. .131/11 per an
num. The walls being extra heavy, the whole could be
converted into ono building to suit a business or manuJ
factory.
Terms—s3,ooo may remain on mortgage.
$2OO to be paid at the time of sale.
M. THOMAS A. SONS, Auctioneers,
my= 2916' , 139 and 191 South Fourth street.,
in PUBLIC SALE=THOMAS & SONS,
Auctioneers—Largo and Desirable Lot and Stable:
S. E. corner of Powelton avenue and State street:
Twenty-fourth Ward.—On Tuesday, Juno 1.5, 1869. at 12
o'clock, noon, will bo 861 d at public sale, at the Phila
delphia Exchange, all that large lot of grodnd and frame
stable, situate at the southeast corner of Powelton ave
nue and State street, Twenty-fourth Ward, containing
in front on Powelton avenue 49 feet .14 of an inch, and.ex
tending in depth on the east side 68 feet 434 inches And on
the west side along State street 67 feet 44 inches, the rear
line being in the centre of a party wall of the messuage
adjoining to the south. The improVements' are a frame
stable.
Terms—sl,ooo may remain on mortgage.
M. THOMAS .t SONS, Auctioneers,
mr22,29j012 139 and 141 South Fourth street.
a • REAL ESTATE—THOMAS SONS'
'IIV Sale Modern Three-story Brick Residence, with
- side yardi NA; M3O North Seventh street, above Jefferson
street. 27 feet front, On Tumidity, Jyne 1, 1569, at •12
o'clock; noon, will be sold at public , stile, at the Phila
delphia .I.l;tchange, all that modern three-story brick
mosstinge with , double two-story - back< building and Mt
of ground , '
situate on the west aide of Seventh street
north of Jefferson street. No. MO; the lot containingiu
front on Seventh street 27 feet, and extending , in depthii7
feet ii inches. The house is new; has arlor,dinhig
roomom anti • two kitchens on the first floor: panned
throughout, marble ashlers and vestibule, flag pac t. •
went, with dressed curb, drainage into culvert, gas,
bath, hot and cold water. range, furnace, See.
Immediate possession. boys next door, at No. 1513.
31. THOMAS A: SONS, Auctioneers, •
mY22 29 139 and 141 South Fourth street. •
lift 2 REAL ESTATE.—THOMAS & SONS!
mu;
Salo —Three-story brick Store and Dwelling; and 2
Brick Dwellings, S. W. corner of Catharine and Estnut
streets. On Tuesday: June B. 11E9, at 12 o'clock 110011 j
will be sold at puolic stile, at the Philadelphia Exchangei
all those 'brick messuages. and the lot. (,f ground there
unto belonging, situate afthe S. W; corner . 11113atharine
'and Essex streets; the lot containing in fronron Catha+
rine street 39 feet 6 inches, and extending in depth along
Essex street 87 feet 6 inches. more or less.. The improve
ments are a three-story brick store and dwelling on the
corner, u three-story brick dwelling adjoining on.Cttlta•
rifle street, and a three-story brick dwelling ou E eicX
street.
Subject to a yearly ground rent y gB2 59.
111. THOMAS & SOlv S, Auctioneers,
my 22 29je5 . 139 and 141 South Fourth street. ,
.10REAL ESTATE.—THOMAS & SONS!
._ Salo —Modern Three-sfory Brick Residence, No,
570 North Seventh street,. south of Poplar street: On
Tuesday, June let, 1869, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be , sold
i
nt puble sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that
modern three-story brick thessuage, with two-story
back building and lot of ground; situate on the west Alit)
of Seventh street, 80 feet south of Poplar street. No. 870;
the ' lot • containing in front ;! on Seventh. street
27 feet, and -extending in •doptir on the south
line 134 feet 3t inches, and on the north Ono 130
feet sn inches. It has the gas introduced; buthillot and
cold water, water closet, furnace, cooking range, &c.
OZir Clear of nil incumbrauce,
Terms—Half cash. •
M. THOMAS & SONS,Auctioneers
my 22 29 • 199 and 141 South Fourth stroet._L
REAL ESTATE,-THOMAS . & , SONSt
Sale.—Large and valuable three-story Brick Build
-big,•ll. W. corner of Thirteenth find Cherry stwmts.-15 by
IW, feet, three ,fronte.—On Tuesday, June Ist, 1869, at 12
o'clock, noon,-will sold at public sale, ut the Phila
delphia Exchange, all that large and valuable threw-story
•* brick building and lot of ground,'situato at the north
west corner - of Thirteenth and Cherry. streeta; the' lot
containing In front on. , Thirteenth' street . 45 feet. and
extending in depth 120 feet. It is occupied as it'has meter
' manufactory. It fronts on three' streets. • Valuable •for
a carriage manufactory or for any,busineas requiring a
lar_ge_and substantial building. • •
Welr Clear of all incumbrance, • • .
Terms-8111,000 - mny remain on mortgage. - •
DI. THOMAS k SONS, Auctionee,rs,
my 2 2 29 119 and 141 South Fonrth street.
/11R- REAL ESTATE.—THOMAS & SONS!
ti Sale.-2 Modern three•storyihrelllntim, Nos.
2024 and 211% Cameo street: north of Norris street. On
Tumidity, Juno 1, 1859, at 12 o'clock noon, will bo sold at
public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all those 2
modern three-story brick messuages. with three-story
back buildings dud lot* of ground,. situate on the west
side of Camay street, Nos. 2021 and 20N, eucl containing
in front on Clinlar street 17 feet, and. extending in depth
2 feet. They have saloon parlor, dining room and
'kitchen ou tlte first floor: 2 chambers, saloon sitting
onus, with bay w indovr, bath room, hot and cold watori
water elosot, fttruaco, euoking-rango; handoomoly pa•
Palllted -
TPritig-6'2,00 0 may remain on mortgage_ on each.
• Immediate pl)1141.1041.tt.
51. - THOMAS tt.SONS, AtietiOneer4,
tuy'a 21 29 139 and 111 South Fourth street.
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OIOSE. SILXS . - - from .. $3 00- f,e..,52,,-00.-
asir...vros•.,oltrET'SlPEs ':from,:s2-.',01,:t..4.-.11.2i30ck.t::
FOULARD SlLKS;''fiOnf s2' OO't6 ,$1".50,",
These prices are far less than the cost of Importation, and areimade to closelhe do*.
Nos. 141,e and 1414 Chefotnitt Street.
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SPECIAL SALE
OF'
THE ENTIRE STOCIE
OF A
CARPET ESTABLISHMENT ,
COMPRISING ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF. GOODS,
ON TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1E369,
At 10 1.2 O'Clotk. at
SCOTT'S ART GALLERY
No. 1020 Ch'estnut Strebt.
Scats without the least reserves
B. SCOTT, Jr.
myn
UNIVERSAL
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The attention of canvassers is especially directed to the following plans of insurance, origi
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By this method of insurance the amount of the policy is secured simply by the temporary
deposit of the annual premiums, which are returned in full,together with the amount assured,
to the holder of the, policy, when it shall beeome a claim upon the Company.
2.. REDUCTION OF PREMIUM. PLAN.
By this plan a reduction of one-half is mad t e in the Prenaiurtt afterthe third annual payntent,
being equal to'a (avid end of 50 per cent., • . .
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are distinctly specified--and guaranteed.
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