BLILLETIN: -- - -
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Ott) flomn.—Aii • institution
Whieli,.frout the most modest beginning has,
•!.• attained: a position of emisiilerable importabev
hiliOng our publie eharities, will have its
feurth anniversary on Thursday evening, Jtute
Mb, at eight (i'elock, at the Baptist Church,:
.N. W. corner Broad and Arch streets. Among
the distifignished speakers who Will make MU
, dresses on this occasion are
Per. Brooks z 'Bev. Dr. Willits,
mid others. It is surprising how much may
he arromplished by earnest, persistent en
deavor. The idea of establishing a re
treat for old men,who are supposed tote even
more helpless than women—at least more in
- capable of making themselves welcome in a
flimily by attending to trifling domestic duties
:---originated with some Young ladles while
they were - visitinr , the Widows' House
in this city. A quick sense of
justice suggested the question, "And why not
secure a home for old and feeble men?" The
idea of an association for the relief of, super
; amituded or bankrupt Merchants had .pre-;
viously been conceived and nobly carried out.
It had enlisted the eftbrts and sympathies, and
had received the liberal contributions of a
large number of the merehants of our good
city, but its benefits are restricted to retired
?Pei-Maids, only. Of COMM!, there are many
'others equally deserving, 'equally respectable,
and no less needy; whose misfortunes appeal
as strongly to the benevolent. Ifni these the
oOld idan's Home" was established: • The
building now occupied, on Arch Street, near
Thirty-ninth, is far too small for the accommo
dation of the numerous applicanta for admis
sion- The managers are,Therefore, compelled
to cloSe their doors against many persons who
are in every way proper subjects for the care
and shelter of the "Home. The managers
earnestly desire to obtain a sufficient amount
of money to enable them to erect a larger
building. We hope that our readers, both old
and young, will attend this anniversary, if
only to hear from earliest and thoughtful men
their opinion of the merits of so excelleid aLn
institution.
Bums AND Wonms.—A day or two since a
flock of cedar birds, 'thanbering several hun
dred, alighted on the trees on Moyamensing
avenue, below. the Wharton Market, and at
Once commenced 'onslaught upon the worms.
A number of boys comthencedthrowing stones
at the birds, and all of them flew away. - Many
of them returned in a short, time, and being
left unmolested,-speedily cleansed the trees of
the obnoxious worms
• A similar scene - took 'place several years
since among the trees in front of Independ
ence Hall. Five or six hundred coder birds
suddenly settled there, and in less than ten
minutes Scarcely a worm was to be seen. The
trees thus visited were scarcely affected by the
intolerable worm nuisance during the sum
mer.
From the 2Oth to the last of the present
month, the "white millers" or butterflies will
ea
app r' by the myriads, and if something could
be adopted to destrey them before they lay
their eggs, the great probability is that in the
summer of next year the trees would be com
paratively clear of worms.
THE lEtninoEs °vita GUNNER'S Rim—
several weeks ago Mayor Fox called the
attention of City Councils to the dilapidated
'condition of the bridges over Gunner's Rini.
There are nineteen of these bridges and all are
badly in need of repairS. Within the past two
years seventeen persons have lost their lives
'by falling from these bridges. The one at
'Clearfield street is in the most dangerous cou
dition. At night it is scarcely possible for a
carriage to cross the structure without beinu
overturned down an embankment. The Mayor
has directed the police to get tools and lumber
and lix up the bridge so as to make it passable.
hirenovintENTs. ! —The t improvements at
Fairmount Water Works, commenced some
time since, are progressing slowly, Ind with
as much speed as insures Safety and substan
tial Work. A large part of the old wheel
house has been removed, and the foundation
prepared for other wheels. One the im
mense mains which supplies the basin is al
,ready iu place, and another in tin of the sang .
size is being laid alongside of it. These large
pipes extend across the fore-bay or basin. Tie'
old path Way or line of travel along the brick
pavement in front of the old wheel-house, has
been entirely curt Off. A temporarY luidge has
been erected, so that the communication l'or
the benefit of the public may b preierv,d,
PLEASANT IN PEO VEMENTS.—The police of
the Eleventh District have det4rm, lied to
make their Station Bouse - a sort of urural re
treat. They have collected timber, &c., and at
their own expense have put up an arbor and
other improVements which it would have cost
the city $2OO . to accomplish. James Ritchie,
member of Select Council from the Nineteenth
Ward, has contributed KA) worth of flowers,
and other citizens have also contributed
flowers and other articles for the I !mbellish
molt of the garden in front of the Station
House.
0 D „ RAILROAD __OFFlcE.—Jacob
Davis: was arrested yesterday afternoon,at the
North Pennsylvania Railroad Depot, upon the
charge ofhaving- broken Into and -robbed one
of the station-houses along the line of the road.
He was detected by using in the cars a stolen
ticket. Upon his person was found - some
skeleton keys, two loaded ,pistols and three
candles, partly burned. Davis were held for a.
further hearing by Alderman Heins. •
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.—Last night a row
occurred in Webster street, near Twentieth,
in the Twenty-sixth Ward. Several of the
participants were arrested. On Twentieth
street, near Christian, one of the prisoners
broke away from Policeman Fra-icis .NI urray.
The latter pursued him and fire _1 two :4110t.,..
He then slipped, and as he fell his pistol wa
again discharged, and the ball pas :eti through
the fore-fingtir of his left hand,
T
'HE INSURANEEs.—The followin r is a list of
the insuranees upon the whiting nut wfactory
of Hasse & Pratt, burned a few days since, the
former list published hawing been incorrect:
Phoenix of Philadelphia 52,500
Union Mutual' of Philadelphia 2,500
iltelinnec Of Philadelphia 3,500
Home of New Haven 3,900
The !oss by the tire was $20,000.
BADLY ISEATEN.—.John Gat - Fagan was at
tacked by three men, at Second and . Walnut
streets, yesterday afternoon, wax knocked
clown, beaten and kicked in a terrible manner.
After the assault his head presented a horrible
. appearance, being swelled up to nearly double
' its usualsize. One of the assailants was ar
rested, He is maned James Keating. He
was taken before AldC:Finan Dougherty, and
wax held in E3OO bail to answer.
Power: ArronvrmßN'rs. The Arayor has
made the following additional appointments :
First DistrietEdward Simpson.
Fourth District—Richard P. Dillon.
Sixth District P. Loalol'mA.. B on,l John
Green.
Eighth et—Samuel 31eLaiighli
'rive Distritt--LSamiiel .1. Miller, Thos.W
Taylor.
ileserviCorps—SaninelF.-Cloak
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1 - inoeLivrtNii.—Two women entered. time
ritore of Southwick & Co., N 0.17 South Eighth
street, last evening. One of them was ob
served to slip under her dress a package con
taining two dress patterns. She wets arrested
by Reserve °Meer Cloak, and will have a
hearingat Hui Central St;ttimuthis_afternoon:
Her name is Elizabeth Redding. Her COM
..
-pattion escaped.
(AUGHT. IN THE ACT.-A man who gave his
name aS George Sprit *as arrested this
morning, between 3 and 4 o'clock, while at
tempting to enter th - clothing storesof Wm.
Hicks,' No. DU2 Market street. He had suc
ceeded in prying open a rear window before
lie spas captured by policeman McMahon, of
the Sixth Distiet, The prisoner will have a
hearing this afternoon, at the Central Fitation.
Id nn DO (:f4.—A dog, sm posed to be 'mad,
Nvas shot and killed at Second and Washing
ton streets at 6 o'clock this morning.
At Twenty-third and Chestnut streets, this
morning, a 111011 Waki bitten by a mad dog The
dog was. afterwards :shot by °them. Kuhn, of
time Schuylkill Harbor Police,
ICE orvicE RwthED.—Th.. office of . .1.
Divan, ire-deider, at S. E. mraor o f J o ff orso o
:11•4.1,111(• and Washington stri•ots, was form('
()pun with a jimmy het wevn 12 and 1 o'cl oc k
this morning. .The tide ties only got t ,b ou t
dollar in tire cent-piece.
morni
tempt:was made to break - into the clothing
store of' If. PutY,e/l, `N0.455 North Second
street. A policeman observed a man engaged
in prying open a rear shutter,
but before he
enuld get up to the plade„ the thief ran away
and cseaped.. • ' • '
A . LIBERAL, MOV.IntExT.‘---At a meeting of
- Washington Vamp, No.lo, Patriotic Order of
Sons of America, held at their Cantonment;
725 Race street, last evening, the following
preamble - and-resolution were adopted, viz.:
Whereas, The colored men of the country are now cit
izens, and at present entitled to all the *rights of their
white brethren; save the privilege of the elective frau
chime; be it therefore,
Resolved, That we advocate the formation of Camps of
our Order, composed of colored men, throughout the
State, and we, nn a Camp, will work to secure the accom
plishment of title end.
FIVE DOLLARS FOR AN ACCOMMODATION !
,The agents of a certain lock-stitch sewing
Machine, doing business on Chestnut street,
above Ninth, in this city, PROFESH TO ACCOMMO
DATF THE POOR (and their customers are prin
cipally among this class who really need 'ac
commodation, by furnishing them with ma
;chines on the INSTALLMENT ]'LAN.
Since these philanthropic (?) agents do not ex
plain to their "accoMmodated" patrons that
FIVE DOLLARS EXTRA-a 811111 equal to BiX, and
one quarter per cent. a month on the amount not
actually paid down—is charged, we feel bound
to expose the fact. The business' address of
these accommodating gentlemen is the south
side of Chestnut street, below Tenth.
WlLLecix & Ginns improved Family Sew
ing Machines ate LOANED free qf charge, and
when app.l:medial - 6 sold on easy monthly pay-
Ments, at the merrivfacturers' prices,.
No CHARGE FOR -AN ACCOMMODATION - IS
EVER MADE AT 720 CHESTNUT STREET.
WE ARE not in the habit of commending
new men and new things; but in advising our
readers to bear Dr, F.ll. Lees's lectures, en
titled "Objections Answered," we take no
risk. Dr. Lees is one ,of England's most elo
quent Speakers; and comes to us hi illy recem
mended .by the best authorities. He arrived
in AmeriCa a month , ago, and has delivered
his lectures before delighted audiences; in
New York and New EnAdand. The Young.
Men's Christian Association of this city hfis
secured him for one lecture only, which will
be given at Concert Han, on next Monday
evening. •
, UNITED STATES HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY.-
Messrs. Brown & Woelpper, proprietors of
the United StateS Hotel at Atlantic City, au
noinice that their. fine establishment be
opened for the reception of guests on Satur
day, June 26th. Hassler's Band, finder the
direction of .3I:A - A.ition Hassler,: has been en
gaged for the season. Undertbe Management
of Brown & Wnelpper, the United" States has
been a favorite resort for several years past,
and the manner in which the home has been
kept is so well known that it needs no special
mention.
FOR THE SEA SHORE.—The Camden and At
lantic Railroad .Company announce that on
and after to-morrow (Sunday, June fl) a Sun
day train will be run to Atlantic ; stopping at
all way-stations. The last boat willleave Vine
Street wharf, at 8 o'clock A. M.; returning
will leave Atlimtic at 4P. M. This train wifl
be run every Sunday, all summer, and will be
a great benefit to the can't-get-aways.
TRENWITH'S New Store, at No. ill 4 Chestnut
street, is now in the full tide of its ~access.
Persons about leaving the city canprocure a
full supply of light literature, as well as toilet
and fancy articles of every description. All
the latest publications constantly on hand.
CITY NOTICES.
11EnucED.—Prices I.l,(Anced.—Plain
Japanese Silks, 6:1 25.
Cheek Japanese Silks, ,S 1
31iNefi Dress Goods reduced.
e. Granite Poplin. 37!,
(tic* Plahl Poplin , .
.0'44 Black Silks, 50.
:1 , 3 50 Black Silks, &3.
50 Blind: Silks, tel 25.
tir2 25 Black Silks, ,t+2.
2 00 Black Silks, ..j4.1 85.
ti) Black Hernani, two yari+ wide. Y 2 75.
crernani, Iron Barege, Grenadine, White Piqued very
cheap. •
Piques, 25. 31. 37, 50. kO, 75 to .$l.
Bargains in Thread Gloves.
25.31,35, 44.? cents fur Silk Gloves.
E Gloves, Julhdle, ,i 4 ,1 25.
"Joseph.'' 95e.; "Jonviii," 75.
- Misses• Rids. .t 1 10; Gents' "Joseph,' $1 25.
Gents• Jonv in • :32. All Kid Gloves warranted.
Embroideries. Fans, Linen Iltlks.
A. & J. B. EIMITHOLIIMML.,
23 N. Eighth street.
AFTER you have been nicely robbed, investi
gate the merits of th. Bu RGLAII ALARM TELEG RA
°Mee 1111 Chestnut street.
Xi RH'S CHINA HALL.—We have arranged
one portion of our store exclusively for cheap goods, and
intend in 1 'Uwe to place in this department any article
which may he in the least oh style or• imperfect, and will
sell them regardless of cost. Ills Chestnut street.
One thousand odd castor bottles, cut glass, 38 cents
each. HElin's CHINA .lIALL, 1218 Chestnut street.
WHITE STONE CHINA.
Chamber Sets.lo pieces, va 50. at Kerr'a China Hall
1218 Chestnut etEvot, „ . . .
WHITE FRENCH CHINA:
Dinner Plttles, in6hes,per dozen, 1 31 50.
KERICH CHINA HALL, HIS Chestnut et re,q
GL ASSWA RE,
At Kerr's China hull 1218 Chestnut street. You can
not fail to make a selection from our immense assort
moot. Tumblers. 38 cents to 492.1 per dozen; Goblets
4.1 50 to ;,, , 100 per dozen; Decanters; .11 t0.e75 per pair
BEST QUALITY FREN, •11 CHINA.
Dinner Sete. )15 pkveB, s'3o; 0 00 piNsAB,
KERR oi FIA L. 1218 Chestnut str..rt
WHITE STONE CHINA TEA SETS.
Forty-six pieces, pupa with latialle4, .$5.
Forty- four pieces. cups with handles, *4.
All the best totality ? at
CEEin.ll ALL, .1,216 Street
WHITE STONE CHINA. DINNER SETS, 76
pieces, 15;705;5 pil.etl, $5.577.
KERR'S Chilli' hull, 3218 Chestnut street.
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GAY'S CHINA PALA till, 1029 CIIESTN
street. is the.olleapest place to buy any artielo in China.
Clam or Earthen either useful or ornamental,
Gar will sail for Europe on Satuniay,
.1 mit! 12111, and will exeentt: any orders entrusted to him,
either in l•liiglantl. Fl'llltee or flormany, promptly. and
fl. t a .mall ronnnisnion. TIIIN Ottl•l'S a rare op portunity
fur the I consumer to import goods lint rnall tho mann-
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facturer, securing all the latest designs and at B saving
of fully 23 per cent. Orders may in left at KW Chestnut
street. us lade as Friday evening, 11th inst.
$ 1 2,4 0
A BuBoLAn ST - RucK.
We've told you several times beforn
With lame poetic lean,
About the Sates that MA n viN makes,
To all intents coniplete..
With wondrous combination locks
That every art defy
To break, or olesi or explode—
And then they're always dry.
A burglar came along one day.
To see them on the sly,
Those massive things he couldn't force
Ile'd know the reason why.
He'd had experience of bare,
In prison ran had jolted,
But %viten in. SEW those locks and bolts
Ile tore his locks and bolted,
The Safe they esill THE SPE Eincit
With anguish made 111111 grin;
e'd never learned the use of globes,
And couldn't get drilled in !
Sphericals and other safes
For tilde by • 31.1 It YIN ,ti
720.11mitput t.rt
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In
clothing, fors, corpets,,,Ve., use Lyon's Insect PUNT
der. It will do it. Nothing eke will. Don't WalCtill
the mischief le done Kill them now: 80 - sure yon got
Lyon''s Powder. See E.Lyon', s itignitturos in hlte flask.
Buy no other and you will avoid diriapp9ititmont.
Depot, 21 Park Rim, N. Y.
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"VERY SUPERIOR. 001.0 Si i TEAS (Black), ill
5,10,1511 04 , 11aia9,nine Oaths +, at a great n4lllo'loo from
retail prices. FAJJITIIQUNE & C0..205 st.,
and 10311.111arket st."
Tier VERMONT SPRING WATER.
The great remedy for Caiieer, Scrofula. Bright's Ms
ease end other hldnity affections. Sold by Johnston,
I.lolloyruy S Cowden, 602 Arch strest.
'-rF3EIiE'6 Ni)
Mts'EAKE Anour . is
pleasure to deal with a man like CitAal.E.4 Eten EL, the
urtiatic Bootniaker, it No. NH North fEightil street,
'above Buttonwood. His aim is to give entire satisfae
lion to his patrons, and we scarcely need say he Iteroin
pliSheS it. He ats up some of tho very best work in the
city, and his prices challenge. competition. Try hint
Itarlf nod you become a pol l utant eustomer.
• To mnnL Au les can get the lategt
otylo of Iluta and Cape at Charted oaktenl
and 8340heatout etrect, at priced lower than any whero
else In the city.
St'IMICAL .11STIt UME NTH and druggists' sun
dries,
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN - PHI ADLI II IIIA, SATUIWAY. JUNE 5, 1869.
JUSTICE
To KILT. MOTIIS
SNowuEs ,T;
23 South Ekkt i ntrect
--,Bowmr , tyrit Q , biti--now , store
nut HtrePt • this morning.' Tilt , ploco wan thronged with
the thirsty, .hut they. all ulatt away rejoicing after par
taking of a glass of his fatuous botta..Water from that
Fountain, , .
JUDGING FROM TILE GREAT DEMAND FOR OUR
FINE CUSTOMER-MADE CLOTIIINA,
TILE PEOPLE
have besomo convinced that not only
TIIH LETTER -CARRIERS
could have saved
art so
had they purchased their uniforms at this house, but tho
differrure in our prices, rampart& frith those of other
houses in this city, is at least -
90 '
in favor of . $9 - • •
- citARLEs STOKES,
ti 0.82.1 Chestnut street.
TILE leading Ibt and Cap Store in the city is
834 and 836 Cheatuut street, Oakford & Bona.
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES
on easiest terms, by
0, F. DAVID, MO Ghost:int street
Conics, Bunions Inverted Istails, skillfully
treated by Dr. J. Davidson, No. 915 Dhestnut street.
Charges moderate.
STRANGERS in the city who are in want of
a flue Hat or Cap of the latest style, can procure it at
Charles Onkford eons', MI and MG C4estnut street.
QUIET and soothe the pain of children teeth
ing—liso Bower's Infant Cordial. Bold by all Drug
gists.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND VATARRT-1. ,
J. Isaacs, M. D., Professor of the Eye and Ear treat!'
all diseases appertaining to the abovemiembers with the
utmost success. Testimonials from the most reliable
sources in the city can be seen at his office, No. 805 Arch
street. The medical faculty are finite(' to accompany
their patients, as he bus no stecrets in his practice.. Arti
ficial e 'es inserted. No char :o made for examination.
REAL ESTATE .SALEL
fp ORPHANS' CO LTRT SALE.-ESTATE
.Uaof Written Van Beil; deceased.—Thomas "'3 Sons,
A InniuneerK.—Purannitt. to au order of .the Orphans'
Court for the City and County • of. Philadelphia, will be
sold at public sale, on Tuesday, - June 29, 18.39, at 12
o'clock, noon , at the Philadelphia Exchange, the fol
lowing described property, late of Herman Van Boil,
deceased, viz.; No, 1—( No. 3in the order of sale) Lot,
Eleventh street, north of Tioga street, Twenty-third
Ward. All that lot of ground situate on the weal - side
of Eleventh street, Twenty-third Ward, city of Phila
delphia; commencing at , the distance of 210 feet north
ward from the northwest corner. of Eleventh and Tioga
streets; containing in front on Eleventh atreet 40 feet, and
extending in depth westward. of that width 185 feet 6
Indies to a street 25 feet wide. Being the same premises
which the Philadelphia Mutual Reid Estate Association,
by indenture dated July 8, A . D. 1861, recorded in Deed
Book A. C. 11., No. 24, pa $? 2 13 , &c., granted and con
veyed to the said Harman N an Beil, in fee.
No. 2.—(No. 4in the Order of Sale.) Throe-story Brick
Dwelling, No. 1746 NOrth• Sixth street, South of Mont
gomery street, Twentieth Ward. that three-story
brick nowsnage and lot, situate on the - west aide of Sixth
street, No. 1746. at the distance of 105 feet 2 inches south
ward from the south side of Illontgontery street, Twen
tieth Ward, city of Philadelphia; containing in front on
Sixth street, 12 feet, and extending in depth westward 85
fret to a 4 feet wide alley, leading northward in to MOM
tiomery street. Being the same premises which 1511111 R.
Thompson and Emma T., his wife, by indenture dated
August 15th, A. D. 1813, recorded 'in Deed Book T. 11..
No. 107, page 256, granted and conveyed to the said Her
man Van Bell. Sulnect to the payment Of a yearly
ground rent or sum of .$)5l per, annum. The interest of
the minors owning undivided interestq in said premises
being sold by order ,of the Orphans - Court; the ether
owners uniting in the sale, so that the purchasers take
title to the wllOlO. _ .
B y th e Omit. JOSEPH MEGAItY. Clerk O. C.
LEON lIVNEMA
ELIZABETH VAN lIEIL.
Guardians.
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers.
jes 12 2/1 139 and 141 South Fourth street.
For other property. behno.ting to' 8111110 estate, to be
sold at the Caine Onto and place, see other handbill.
frnt ORPHANS' COURT SALR—ESTATE
of Berman Van Bell, deceased.—Thomas C Sons,
Auctioneers.--Pursuant to all Order of the Orphans' Court
for the City and County of Philadelphia, on Tuesday,
Juno 23111.1669, at 12 o . clock, noon will be sold at public
sale at the Philadelphia Exclituige, the following de
scribed property, lute of Herman Van Bell, deceased,
viz.: No. I.—Valuable Business Stand. Four-story
Brick Store and Dwelling, No. 270 South Second street.
north of Spruce street, 30 feet front. All that four•story
brick niessunge and lot of ground, situate on the west
Hide of Second street, No. 270, between Walnut and
Spruce streets, city of Philadelphia; containing in front
on Second street 30 feet, more or less, ind in depth lad
feet. Being the same 'premises which Robert W . Daven
port and wife, by Deed dated November 2d, 3846, and re
corded in Deed Book A. W. M., No. 25, page 40, .tr.,
grunted and conveyed to the said Herman Van Beil.
in tee.
No. 2.-Very "Valnable Business Stand. FOur-Story
Brick Stony, S. E. corner of Third and South streets. Ail
that four-story brick 1111!StIllligP wad lot of ground, situate
at the S. E. earner of Third and' Soutli streets, City of
Philadid Oda; containing in front on South street 16 feet
I inch, and extending in depth southward on the west
side thereof along 'Third street 41 feet 6 inellies;intire or
less, and on Da-cast line thereof 40 feet 6 Inches, more or
less, to a 3 feet wide alley. Being the' satin! Prinllip4o:
which .John Donny and M
_Mary It., his wife, by indenture
dated October 29th. A. D. 1044, recorded in Deed Book It.
L. No. 31. page 24. granted. and conveyed to the said
Herman Van Bell, in lee. Subject to a yearly grmutil
rent of $l4 per annum. (hying a proportionablepart of
yearly ground rent or stun of 42 Spanish milled silver
dollars.)
The interest of the minors owning muliv hied interest
in gni(' premises being sold by order of the Orphans
Court; the other owners milting in they sale, o, that pur
chasers take title to the whole
By the Court, JOSEPH MEGAIY, (Bork 0. C
LEON II YNEMAN. 1 Guanliant.
ELIZABETH VAN HEIL,
M. THOMAS ,t SONS. A111 , 00111,1N.
199 and 141 South Fourth stro,d
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For other proper) v, belonging to sato • , •state. to be
sold at sante time and place. see other handbill. P-5 1226
M REAL ESTATE—THOMAS & SUNS'
.U.aSale.—Modern 111 mo-story Brick Residence, No.
25541 Green street, west of Twenty-third street. 40 feet
front. On Tuesday, Juno 15, 1869, at 12 o'clock. noun,
will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange.
all that three-story brick inessuage, situate on the south
side of Green street, at the distance of 60 feet east of
Tweuty-fourth street, No. 2330; theme extending east
ward along said Greet, street 40 Pot; theta, extending
southwe rdly on a iillo parallel with Twenty-third street
81 feet °fan Inch; thence sontlr.vi . -sterly on a line at
right angles with Pennsylvania avenue 66 feet 5) 4 inches
to said avenue; thence northwestwardly along said
avenue 90 feet; thence northeastwardly on a line at right
angles with saidavenue 52 feet BF' inches. and thence
northward on a line parallel with Twenty-third street
;'/' feet to said Green street, the place of beginning.. The_
liousu is 20 feet . with side yard Of 20 feet; the whole
depth of hit on the east line is 11 l feet 5% inches, and on
the west He , ' 119 feet i n ches. It has all the modern
conveniences.
Will be sohl milkivet to a mortgage ollat,::00.
Immediate posta,odon. Heys at the S. W. corner of
voit et. tlt and Green streetr , .
N. THOMAS S SONS. Auctioneers,
jet; 10 139 and 111 South Fourth street.
Cp 11 EA L ESTATE: THOMAS &St /NS'
;qv' I ery desirable Building Lots, southwest
corner of 'Thirteenth and Jefferson streets, extending
through to Nary street. On Tuesday. June 22d, Jso9. at
12 o'clock. noon• will be sold at public sale, at the Phil
adelphia Exchange the following described lots of
ground. via.: No. - 4.—A All those 0 contiguous lots of
ground, situate at the southwest corner At Thirteenth
and Jefferson streets; 4 of them 22?.i; feet front. and the
other lit test inches trout on Thirteenth street, by 93
feet
No. 2—All those 3 contiguous lots of ground. adjoining
the above in the rear, fronting on the corner of Jefferson
and Nary streets; such 19 feet front, 70 feet inches
deep.
No. 3—All those 2 lots of ground. ikdjoining No. 2on
the south, fronting on Nary street; 10 test trout. 37 feet
deep.
It. /'The houses to be hunt on Thirteenth street must
recede 3 feet trout the
iris'" See plan. •
IV-7 - Terms—Half cash; balance on ground rent. They
will be sold separately.
- 111. THOMAS Si tNs. Auctioneers,
je5,12.19 ]BI and 11l South Fourth St.
PUBLIC SALE. - THOMAS SON S,
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Auctionvers.—Large and Valuable Hotel, k now? ,
11S Wetherill House," No. 003 Samoni street. west of
Sixtitstreet. 1/n Tuesday. Thine '22. 151;9, at 12 o'clock,
noon, will lw sold at public sale; at the Philadelphia Ex
change. all that four-story building. known a., the
*.Wet herill situate on Ow-north side of SIIIISOIII
01,44. 75 feet west of Sixth street ;"colitaining in front on
Sansimi street 30 feet, and extending in depth ta, , rthwaril
tit feet, with the privilege -a 3-feel alley leading IMO
Ileorge s court. 'The house contains bi 1 ,1 1)11114, several of
them quite large.' It is well adapted, and has been
oc
cujdedl for ninny years as a nubile house awl for legal
meetings, such as arbitrations: jurp , meetings, &v.. and
frOna Its great convenience to the public buildings, could
he arranged for offices to great advantage,
Subject to two irredeemable ground rents of Ft-I5 °eels.
cash upon the execution and delivery of
the deed f i ll' t h e saute, may 151.120 days from date of sale;
I alance im bond mail mortgage hi the 11:411.11i way.
Lease of the present tenant expires November Ist,
1869.
111. TIIO3IAS & SONS, Atietionvers, '
jes-12 19 139 and 141 Solid; Fourth stil , M,
eV : I .1: EAT, Ii;STATI.—'II-1 ()Al AS & SONS'
Sale.—Modi , rn - Ilifee-story Shriek () w olf ing . N n. 85 : 3
corinthiaitventleTFifteentlt - AVard-.—thrlMesdallime--
1511 i. 180, at 12 o clock. noon, t r ill be sold at public sale,
at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that modern three
story brick nwestiage, with two-story back building and
lot 14" gromul, situate on the east side of Corinthian
avenue. 32 feet south of Ogden street Fifteenth Ward;
containing in front on Corinthian avenue 16 feet, and ex
tending in depth 623: - .; feet. l'ogellier with the common
use and privilege of m3-feet wide alley. It has pa r l or ,
dining-room end kitelion on first floor: 2 chambers. sit
tina-rooni and bath on the second floor, and chambers
011 third hoer. `a.
. TOIIIS-62.Z0U.11111i . 1 , 11111111 011 111011ZIal..
1110IVIAS. SONS, Auctioneers,
jeslo 12 139 mod 141 South Fourth street.
T! REAL ESTATE.--Tl - 10Ar As & SONS'
Titesdav, June 22,1. ISa9. at 12 o'clock,
noon, will be sold at iniblic sale, at the l'hiludelPhia. Ex
change, the hollowing deseribed property ) viz.: N0..1.
'l'we three-story brick 1 hvellings. Nes. NH, and 808 Catha
rine street. west of Eighth street. All these two three
story brie]: nieSHIMgCS, With one - story iiitelion:4 and lots
of ground, situatemn the south stile of Catharine street,
west of Eighth streets Nos.- SOii Ittal NIS; containing in
front 11 feet, and extending iimlepth 35 tent.
Each subject to a Yearly around rout of 5:33,
N o . 2.-I)welling, ..7 , Z0, 003 hoax 6trevt. Ail that
three
st,,ry brick meBsuagemlid lot- of grotand, situate on the
I , lolt side Or Essex street, 35 feet south of Catharine
street, No. Silt; containing in front 12 feet, and extending
depth 13 loot to n It feet wide alley.
Subject to a yearly around rent Ad 834.
111. 4'IIO3IAS & SONS, A itetioneers,
.1 , 512 19 ' I:191iiill 141 South Fourth id] vet.
ISAAC NATIIANS, AUCTIONEER, N. E.
corner Third mot Sorni!ii streets, only, ono squirm
below the Exehatige. 112:11,0iX) to loan, In large or small
amounts, on Winnow's. silver plate, watches, jeweler,
and all goods or value. Orrice hours from ti A. M. to
P. M. tt.ir Es . tahlisheil for the Mgt twit years. Ad
vances made lit large amounts at the lowest market
Wars : ja,l tarp
MILI f IN'ERV_GOODS.
SASH' RIBBONS;
NEW STYLES.
Handsomely Trimmed
HATS AND BONNETS.
FINE FRENCH FLOWERS,
BLONDE LACES,
WHOLESALE AND DETAIL,
VERY CHEAP..
THOS. KENNEDY & Blioo,
No. 729 Chestnut Street. .
hth3l-3mrp
CHOICE GOODS. POPULAR PRICES.
PARIS FLOWERS,. I
LINEN BACK SATINS
Ladies' and Misses' Hats and Bonnets.
In unrivaled assortment
S. A. & D:KERN,
724ir ARCH STREET.
th 2rr
INSURANCE.
MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPIM.,
Office, No. 3 South Fifth Street,
(SECOND STORY.)
The Only Strictly Mutual Fire
Insurance Company in the
Consolidated City.
A Rebate of 33 per cent. is made, and a further deduc
tion may be expected if tho Company continues as sue
ceeeful as it bae been.
All to whom .Ipconomy is an object should
Insure in this Company , . '.
RATES. LOW.
Perpetual and Limited insurances numb on Buildingg
Annually on Atorchandied and Household Goods
ASSETS, • - - $ O / 3 , 6 § 1 2 32
DIRECTORS: . •
William P. Reeder,
Joseph Chapman.
Francis T. Atkinson
Edward M. Needles,
Wilson M. Jenkins,
Lukens WebstOr.
Caleb Clothier,
Benjamin Malone,
Thomas Blather,
T: Ellwood Chapman,
rlirnenn Matlock,
Aaron,W:Gaakill,
CALEB CLOTHIER, President.
BENJAMIN MALONE, Vice President.
THOMAS MATHER, Treasurer.
T. ELLWOOD OHAPMAN,Secretary.
un•^_9rtutbbt .5; = 4
CARPJETIN GS, &C
CANTON
JUST TIECI; LVED, EX BARK LOUISA.
2,000 ROLLS,
FRESH CANTON MATTINGS,
White and Red Checked,
OF CHOICE BRANDS.
IN ALL WIDTHS
NUCALLUM, CREASE & SLOAN,
N 0.509 CHESTNUT STHEET.
apls the hi tip S rto • '
FOR SALE
611 FOR SALE..
AN .ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
about five miles from Market Street Bridge. near the
Pennsylvania Railroad. First-class Property, in excel,
loot order: large Mansionovith all modern conveniences;
large Barn, Carriage-house, Tenant Douse, tine Garden,
with fruit and vegetables; Ice-houses,&C.,ke. Situation
high and . airy, with splendid view, Including the Dela
ware riverfor several miles.- ,
Poe esEinu atl - soon as desired.
B. W. BEESLEY, 731 Walnut Street.
to th s 4t*
TO : RENT.
fa TO RENT,
A Very Elegant Country Seat,
Completely Furnished.'
Carriage House, lee House, bearitlful Lawn of 8 acres,
and an abundance of Shade, Shrubbery, Fruit, and Vege
tables. C7ardener on the placers., Will be rented very IoW
to a careful tenant.. ,
J. T. WAY, 32,2 Chestnut Street.
IYy - 10 - rptf -
H rTI To R ENT—A 1? LTIIN SH ED 1-1 0 IISE
'11...1 In West Philadelphia, Forty-sixth street and King
sensing avenue, anti! August 20th, with privilege of con.
t inning lenge' ti rri 'lmmediate possession. Ap
ply .
to WM. ermluxas,
2t* 516 South Delaware avenne.'.
' O T IZENT—ITURNIBII.III)ROUSE,
Fliill ist(l. 52. N. Thirteenth ht., fur 011 , 3 year or more.
(:nud raferona roi nir,v3. jes-3t*
TRIMMINGS AND PATTERNS.
Aff 111. A. BINDER.: •• • •
.I.I.IL E DRESS TRIMMINd ' AND PAPER PATTERN
STORE, • '
N. W. CORNER ELEVENTH AND CHESTNUT.
BARGAINS JUST OPENED.
New style Silk Tassel Fringe, 02 cents a yard,• all
sluktleti
REAL GUIPURE LACES.
A case Litre Points, Sureties and Jackets.
Llama Lace Parasol Covers.
Black Thread Laces., all widths, at very low prices.
The genuine Joseph Gleves,-§lper pan•. illissoS'
Colored Kids.
.NEW STYLE PARASOLS AND SEA,SIDES.
Roman and - Plain Ribbons and Studies. :Paris Jewelry.
Plaid Nal nsoolts, French Mutlins, Piques and Mar-
BeilleH,llauabuyg Edging and Insertions.
EXCLUSIVE' AGENT
For .Mrs. WORK'S Celebrated System -for. Cutting
'Ladies' Dresses, Sorel:Ms, :Basques, Garibaldis, Chil
dren's Clothes, Sze.. Iry measurement. • .
AGENTS WANTED.
tad Pi; are now making fret)), eIOU to ea 200 per month as
agents for this system. myltirW
1(1E.-=L61 - - liXs S7l , llllo3irtal[toLTNA
nice. now landing from nI .tunor J. Eveilnalb
Mid for SltiP by COCIINAN, ItL, SELL .00., 22 North
Iront ntreet.
IVIATTINGS.
1860. JUNE, 1869. 1869
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
EIGHTIT AND MARKET STREETS,
In order to close their large stock of Spring Goods during the month of dune.
SEASONABLE DRESS GOODS.°
Gray materials for -Suits, 37i cts.
Dress Goods for Traveling Suits, 50 cts.
Japanese Silks, $l. 25, worth $1 W.
THIN GOODS-THIN GOODS.
Stripe and Plaid Lenos, 25 to 50 cts
Wide Black Grenadine, $2 25..
Wide Iron Barege, $3 50:
Beal French Lawns, 371 cts.
Plaid Slimmer Silks, $l.
Plain Polilt de Solo, $2, worth $2 25
SHAWLS AND LACE POINTS.
Llama Points, $lO to SM.
Baregg, Shawls.
N WHITE GOODS,
And in all our Departments our stock is very large in new, fresh and seasonable yoods,tho whole
of which we propose to dispose of at prices that will insure immediate sales.
SITIZA.WI3ItIroCI-JE cLicorri-uuort,
CORNER OF EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS.
NOTE.—Our lower floor is the coolest and moat pleasant Salesroom in Philadelphia during
the summer months. 8. & C.
UNIVERSAL
INsuILAN.(II. - 41.
Branch Office for Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware,
TI c Original Joint-Stoek Life Insttranet Company of the United State&
The attention of canvassers is esi,ecially directed to the following plans of insurance, origi
nally devised and first carried into etrect by this Company
I. RETURN PREMIUM PLAN.
'By this method of incur ;nice the amount or the policy is secured simply by the temporary
deposit of the annual premiums, which are returned iu full,together with the amount assured
to the holder of the policy, when it shall become a claim upon the Company.
R. REDUCTION OF PREMIUM PLAN.
By this plan a reduction of one-half is made in the premiumafter the third annual payment,
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bein equal t ividend of 50 per cent.
J A clauie is inserted in the Policies issued by the UNIVERSAL, in which these results,
are istinctly specified and guaranteed.
Ratio of Assets to Liabilities,
To whom application can be made for l'amphletti or any Cher information
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
WWI ir - 41A g 914
Ornamental Iron and Bronze Works
SPARKS,STILLMAN,DOWDELL&CO.,
=2=l=l3
Cast- and Wrought_ Iron• Railing,
•
GARDEN AND CEMETERYADORNMENTS, 'POEN
TAINS;' VASES, VERANDAHS, SETTEES,
CHAIRS, Sm. IRON STAIRS U]' EVERP
DESCRIPTION. NEW AND IN
PROVED STABLE
yu.rornunE.
Foundry==-2028 North Tenth St
Wareroom---807 Chestnut St.
mu° tit Ate :.tuisn§
FOR INVATIDS.—A PINE MUSICAL
Box lIH It componion for tbe Hick ciutufber; tito tint
ansortnicnt in the city nil it grout variety of ai re to so
lect from. luipoyted direct by • • - -
: . • •-- F.'l.llR 11110T1IEii..
mifl6tf rp 324 ClicHtimt strcot, below Fourth,
REPAIRS TO WATCH ES .A.Nti
bitiereal lieicei4, lii the 1)051 manlier, lIV Nlilllful
'workmen. . • FARR 1C 11110T1fElt,
524.13h0knut Htroot. below Fourti,
'A/r- INDELIBLE NIS"
111 Embroidering, Braiding: StitiopillL!. so , .
M. A. TORBY, Filbert et net.
ANNOUNCE
A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES,
SILKS-SILKS-SILKS.
IN HOUSEKEEPING LINENS,
CENTRAL DRY GOODS HOUSE,
IA I 1 41 1471
OF INTIEW "I(CortIC.
409 CHESTNUT STREET.
TU AGEN'tS :
AGENTS AND CANVASSERS WANTED.
G. G. WESTCOTT & SON, Managers.
Gray materials for sults, 40 ets.
Dress Goods for. Traveling Stilts, 62} eta.
Silk Poplinettes, $1 50, worth $2.
Figured and Stripe Grenadine 43aregai, 374 to 75..
Wide Black Barege, 81 25. '
Pure Linen Lawns, 374 cis.
Plaid Poolt de Sole, $3, 30, worth $2 M.
Extra wide Plain Silks, p, worth $3 60
Lace Points; $8 to $4O
Llama Shawls.
IN HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
CARRIAGES.
darft' liiiportant - Announ
NEW CARRIAGES I
At 712 Sansom Street, Philadelphia.
McLEAR & KENDALL
:Will keop a dplrndid assortment of good . , atrong and : well
finished CATila AGES always on band. to which they
invite the attention of all desiring to purchatie. •
712 SANSOnJutreet beforo purchasing else
- • • • .ui1,20 N W 2titrp§
I)" NI. LANE, tnct,-.._
Builder of First-elass Light and Heavy
CAJR:JRA.A.GrVAS,
R . ( apt( t full) lure it attention to Ms large stock of
tint do (1 ( N k g( s 11 o, d( Mkt_ n Ica• Cat•riagcb of
y tit ((Li Iptiou, :it
Manufactory and "Wareroonis,
31.12, ;139 mad 3136 itIAILKET SIeItEEIG
Threw ti Ht ol• P( nos 3 hams R Inroad Depot,
cst PitiladcLollia
ft 2to th int•p
,
..UNDERTAKER;
35 South Thirteenth &trout. inh2.s-titurpt
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COMPANY
170 to 100
my 22 H 4t