orrY 'numarnit. Confirmed from the First row. bexi b" end u markers," ,were afterwards ab ,strat fed fri m the place of their deposit, in the vicinity of Filth and Chestnut streets. Fer the arrest of .the parties in the ova ' pro now of the premises in question, Judge Lud low this morning issued a bench warrant. The printed blank was , filled out with the --manuscript names of Robert Lear and SquirelY Robbins. To the document was ap- Pended the signature of the proper officer of the Quartur Spssions Court. Special Detective Wood, attached to the person of the District- Attorney ;was followed at suitable distance by Police St rgeant II ugh • Shields and a dozen Anon. The.squad reached the premises at sharp 12 o'clock, noon. They entered. ~The nest and eggs„ were there. The house had been closed for repairs. Three Africans . were engaged in scrubbing and white wash , ing. Thiete, was nobody, else upon the pre ., noses: , The policemen uncovered two' elaborately 'made roulette tables, and a third upon which i-the " little joker" does duty in the, game of • faro. These spoils filled to the utmost a big furniture car. The interstices were packed in with boxes in rosewood, full of counters, ;ivory buttons strung upon wires, and jim , cracks, on which our reporter looked with round-eyed wonder. No arrest was made. The occupants of the Premises were understood to be ruralizing in Germantown. The confiscated baize, maho gany and ivory were taken to the office of the District Attorney, at Sixth and Chestnut streets. That it will he reclaimed from that sanctuary' of blind=folded justice is to be set down as doubtful. As we go to press the police squad is mov ing off in other directions, with a view to ' other descents. A COLD SitAr.-'--The air this morning, be fore the sun took off its incisive edge. was. as keen as that of any day during the present 'season. It.was more directly suggestive of skating, sleigh bells, buffalo robes and hot spiced toddy, than anything vouchsafed to us ' since last fourth of July. The noses of The neivspaper carriers wore the reddish him' of the radish. The hucksters sat round . shouldered at their stalls, while,. the early laborer walked with hands in 'his pockets and his beard crystalized with frost.' The coal men grinned all over their phySiognomies, and the hardware men at once set about fes tooning their windows with patent skates. There 18 hope, but no expectation, of an ice crop in the Schuylkill. We know a gentle man at Germantown who is now filling his ice-house with an artificially-frozen stook. The machine that makes it is now in opera tion in a machine -shop, in Richmond, this city. , SIMAKING.—Some sneak wormed himself on Sunday night into the residence of the family of the late Captain John P. Levy. The dwell ing is on Forty-second street, above Chestnut, in close contiguity 'to the Berean Baptist Church, of which Rev. Doctor Edgar Levy is the pastor. As the family were entering the house the thief was legging his way out, of it. Ho was carrying a big silver-plated water pitcher under his dexter arm. He was seized by the necktie, to which a, painful compression was given by a "half hitch" between the linger and thumb of a gentleman friend. The result was like that of the pinch of Mr. :Winkle administered to the calf of the leg of Mr. Wardle's fat boy Joe. A policeman took the scallawag into keeping. Ald. Randall this morning gave him a writ of extradition to oyam e n sin g. AN INCREASE IN THE JumetAuv.—That the Bench in Philadelphia is, and long has been, : - overworked, was long since a conceded fact. ! AV noon to-morrow, 'tithe rooms of No.l Die trict Court, is called a: meeting of the Bar of the city. The object of that meeting is to take such naeasureil that the commission of a Judge shall no longer be, as it , threatens to be, a warrant for his death. What the Bar needs is two additional Judges in the District Court, another in the Supreme Court, and an additional one iu the Common Pleas. As this subject is one that tells vitally upon every green satchel in the profession, it is hoped that the gathering at noon to-morrow in the District. Court room . No. 1, , wi1l be very general. AN UNUSUAL TREAT.—In the shape of ex tremely fine lobsters we are now receiving a positive luxury,frout the land of cold Sunday dinners and baked beans. They are boiled upon the rocky beach where they are snared. At this season of year Ms usual to depend for lobster salad upon the intensely . acuinlated Article that comes to us in cans or in glass. We this morning found lobsters at Duck street wharf possessing all the solidity and specific , gravity of the lobster that delectates us during the dog-days. The lobster usually comes to us when oysters retire upon their laurels. We now have them, out of season, in a degree of density and plumpness known generally but bile() in a decade. AT His OLD TRICKS.—The tympani of Po liceman Robertson, of the. Park Guard, on Sunday night were startled by a scream. The , racitive power of the scream was a pair of fe male fins. The officer, upon rushing to the spot, beheld one Robert Condon • acting naughtily towards a young woman, who turns (nit to be Kate Callahan. Miss Callahan set • forth 'that her escort proposed a visit to the ruins of Bruner's mill. Instead of this he be gaited, her to the ci-devant paradise knoWn as Lemon Hill. Alderman Arrison seems likely to render his little freak somewhat expensive. A. LAMENTABLE OCCUBBENCE.—Sergeant 0013elly, this morning, heard moans of dis -7' tress in.the yard of. No, 10 South Tenth street. Be found , lying upon the brick pavement a little girl. ;She is the (laughter of David Bladk, the occupant of the house. She had fallen from . a third-story Windo sir. The unfortunate girlis the frequent victim of fits. They visit her with corresponding seriousness and sud denness. In one of these fits, it is probable, she lost her balance. She endured a fracture both of arm and leg. Examination by a sur geon gites ground for 'serious apprehension that she has received internal injuries, •in themselves mortal. STEALING A GOLD WATCH.--On Saturday evening, Policeman William McQuish, of the Third Police District, arrested a woman named Elizabeth Wagstaff, in Relief street, charged with-the larceny of a gold watch and chain valued at $BO. It is the property of Mrs. G. B. Reed, a lady living at No. 265 South Eighth street. Elizabeth was taken before Alderman carpenter. He held her for a fur ther hearing this afternoon before Alderman Kerr. In the meantime Elizabeth acknow ledgedthe theft.she appealed for that leniency whichts'due to the contrite. MARITAL MlSERY.—Polleelnall Connell. on Sunday night, passed the drinkery of Wm. 8.16 - kay, St. John street, near Vine. His ears were saluted by a smothered cry of murder I" Upon. entering the place, ho. al leges, he found Skelly in a furious passion, pummeling the prostrate woman. Skelly, was taken before Alderman Toland. He was sent to prison. The woman was ministered to by the neighbors, and her wounds were dressed. Tbe opinion seems to be that she has been kicked in a manner that threatens serious consequences. . • , PuAericAr.' 0n.t.1 rrnoLooy Apoliceman last seized by the coat-tails a youth named Martin. The youngster' stood upon ladder against a stable wail 'of the hunber.yard of Mr. Pharo, corner of Broad and Suring Garden streets. Ignoring all the moral pre sentments of the case, young Martin was filling a bag with pigeons. The boy is himself a mere squab. Ald. Pancoast held him in $5OO to answer. A Btin SET.—John MeTague and John Mealy are young in years, but old in aggres sion. On Sunday tlu3y so stoned each otherlLs to close up Sixth and Alaska (kite Bedford) streets from the passage of pedestrians. Al derman Bonsall locked them up. POSITION AS 01WANI6T XNTED.—W4, call attention to the advertisement in anotloir column of a young ladyV.l I 0 t.(:s.r , th a position ats an organist in a church in this city. wo recommend her most heartily to those who del4 re to secure a good organist, and N t further that, has peculiar and very strong. ("Wins to *eclat consideration. ~„.,~ THE DAILY EVENING. BULLETIN -PIDLADELPRIA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1870. . OprivAnv.--At a meeting of the " Morocee ',Minnifacturerte Exchange of Philadelphia;” oompoted or the morocco manufaeturervof the cities of Philadelphia and Wilmington. held February 21 tile Prasident, Samuel B. Jones, Esq., having announced the death of Mr. George • Bockitt4, on motion Messrs. Ed ward Evans, Edward Amer and Edward S. Deemer Were appointed a Committee to draft resolutions expressive of the feelingtt of the Exchange on the same. The Committee reported the foilowing, Which ; were unani mously adopted: • hereos, For the third time in the history of - E this'xclialige, wo have been called upon to mourn; the, loss of a' fellow-member; and, whereas, on this occasion death has taken from us one whO has. been identified with its interests from its organization to the present time ; one who, as Treasurer and delegate• to the National Exchange, has manifested in different ways his zeal in the object of our or ganization; therefore, ' Resolved, That in the death of George Bockius, Esq., thiS Exchange has lost an honored member, the trade a thorough busi ness man, and each and all of us a friend whose loss will be more deeply felt as each day , passes without his pleasant greeting. Resolved, That to the deeply afflicted widow and orphans by this dispensation we tender or most heartfelt sympathies, fully sensible of the irreparable loss they have sustained; and we pray that the God of the widow and fatherless may ever keep them in His most holy keeping. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be transmitted to his afflicted family ; that they be entered on the minutes; published in the daily papers, and that we attend the funeral in a body. Enw'n. S. DEEMER, Sec'ry. The members of the. Exchange will moot at Keim's Hall,on Wednesday afternoon,at half past one o'clock, to attend the funeral. By order of the Exchange. Emy'D. S. DEEMER, Sec'ry. THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS GREENWOOD CEMETERY COMPANY have very kindly pre sented us with a magnificent map Of their . - Iroiind s. The designs of the elevation of the front entrance and the vault front are very handsome. The Cemetery is to have fine ivide drives, footways, &c., which, ;when' fin ished. are- bound to make this one of the hand somes-t cemeteries of our city andiStat.e, The drawing for the lots takes place on Tuesday next (Washington's Birthday), at Spring Garden Hall, corner of Thirteenth and Spring Garden streets. The lots are $l5 each, and 10. by 12 feet,. equal to 120 superficial feet. There have been over two thousand lots sold, and those ions desiring burial lots should avail themselves of the present opportunity, as the lots, after` the drawing, from the nature of the locality of the grounds, must enhance rapidly in value. SAILING DAYS. -3NI &ISIS. WIN. P. Clyde & Co. announce•that the steamers of the .Phila delphia, Richmond and Norfolk line wiltleave this port every Wednesday and Saturday at noon. • A new tariff of freight rates has been arranged and very material reductions made. The facilities for transportation have been largely increased, and shippers may rely upon having their consignments forwarded by this line with promptness and despatch. TFIEIR CELEIIIIATION.—The pupils of the Polytechnic College will celebrate to-morrow in the lecture-roorn of the College Building, Market street, above Seventeenth. The ex ercises begin at 11 A. M.; —A Canada paper makes the folldwing com parison: The' ehtire forc'e of the American navy, including vessels of all classes, is 188 vessels. These are made up of 5 sailing ships of the line, 6 frigates, 17 paddle-wheel vessels, 51 iron-clads, 12 81°01)3, 6 storeships, 1 yacht, and 1 torpedo-boat. Many of these are out of commission, several ire being repaired, and some are for sale. England, on the other band, has 763 shins in her navy. Of these 549 are steamships and vessels in commission, of ' which 44 are iron-clods, 7 are India troop ships; 4 are on special service for the colonies —2 at Bombay and 2 in Australia-62 are gun boats, 30 are sailing vessels, and 111 are for harbor service. This fleet comprises the largest and most powerful as well as the most effective fighting ships either for home or ocean service. —According to a ministerial estimate, every fifth man above the age'of 21 who has died in Conneeticut during the past 40 years was in temperate. CITY NOTIOEB. SPRING-1870.- QUARLES STOKES - • has open for innpectioii the new style Materials for Gent's wear for the coming season, at No. 824 CHESTNUT STREET Prices greatly reduced • DiscoYmamo—The use of the dirty, hair staining preparations, since the introduction of PRA LON'A VITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR TUE HAIR. With marvelous precision it produces the exact shade of color desired, and is literally transparent and . updating. Sold by all druggists and !Amy goods dealers. BURNETT'S Standard Toilet Preparations onto obtained. will speak for themsalrea.--Charleston I S. C.ilklercury. ALBERTSON & CO., N 0.1435 Chestnut street, make promptness in fliiiinz all orders intrusted to them one main feature of their business. Patronize them and be convinced. • JUST RECEIVED—A. vev handsome assort ment of Lace and Nottingham • mining. which we aye offering below any ono in the ci y. Call and examine at Philadelphia lipholetery, No. 149:, Chestnut area. . AbnintTsox !lc Co. SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS 'RESTORED BY listkisoLD's EXTRACT BMW. .HanianoLn's EXTRACT .liucrni and IM PIIOVED ROSE. WASH Cures secret and delicate disorders In all their stages, at little e,xpense, little or no charge in diet, no inconverdencaMidno - exposure. It is pleas ant in taste and odor, immediate In itsaetiou, and free from till Injurious propertiPft: OMIFORD'S stock of fine Hats and Caps are selling lower than any in the'city. Go and get a bargain. Stores, nailer the Continental. W. H. CAnnm (forthetrly of 719 Chestnut street) has resumed the Curtain business with his Sons, and invites attention to their now stock of Cnrtain Mate• rials and Railroad Supplies, at 723 Chestnut street, two dooe above our old stand. W. 11. CARRY', it SONS. 723 Chestnut street FOR NON-ERTRNTION OR INCONTINFINCR of Urine, Irritation, inflammation ' or ulceration of the bladder, or kidneys, diseases of the prostate glands. stone In the bladder, calculus, gravel or brick-dust de posits, and all diseases of the bladder, kidneys and dropsical swellings, USE HELXBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCIIU. DEAFNESS, • BLINDNESS AND CATARRH treated with the utmost success, by J. IsAAcs, M. D.. and Professor of Diseases of the Eye and Ear (his spec, ally) in the Illedieal Canoed of Pennsylvania, L years ea• perrettre, No. 805 Arch street. Testimonials can be seen at his office. The medical faculty aro invited to ac company their patients, us he has no secrets in his prac• tice. Artificial eyes inserted without pain.' No charge for examination. LAMES' HATS. MISSES' HATS.—The mOSI exquisite styled, Soiling at prices lower than elsowhere, OAKFORD'B, Under the Continental. Cowls, Bunions, Inverted Nails, skillfull3 treated by Dr. J. Davidson, No. 916 Chestnut strew Charges moderate. ITELMROLD'S EXTRACT BUGHR gives health and vigor to the frame and bloom to the pallid cheek. Debility is accompanied by mtny alarming symptom, and if no treatment 10 aittinlitted to, conaumptiou, in anity, or epileptic fits enan6. ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE PONSTITU tions. of both Hexes, 11B0• 11EL1.41301.1)'S EXTRACT BUCIIU It will give brink and energetic feelingn, and enable yoi to sleep well. TARE NO 3fORE UNPLEASANT Awn UNSAFE remedies for unpinasant and dangerous tlbionsos. ENO lIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT Emit; AND IMPROVED Loa WABII. JITDIOIOUS MOTHERS and 1111T888 use for children a safe and pleasant medicine in BMW! infant Cordial. THE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTIL—There fore the nervous and debilitated should immediately use I.I,ELMBOLD'B EXTRACT BUCIJII, BELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT DUcRu Is the Great Diuretic. nEYREOLD'O CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARSAPA RILLA Is the Great Blood Purifier. Both are prepared according to rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry, and are the most active that can be made. Bratoiner. IwaravILENTS and druggists' gun dries. Bitoweitst BROTHER, 29 South Eighth street. ELM IttiLtris LULU ExT/tAUT BUCIUU plenehut in' <nate and odor. from from all iujurlowe properliee, and-immediate itet action, REAL ESTATE SAKES. al EXECUTRIXES' r 4 AL 81..-ON TR 1 1 1 yllu premi ate ..' Dr. JOllll I'. bintlb.lloooMCd. .1 elite,: A. Freeman, Aunt ioneer.-Val liable, Properties Main end Plioe etre.olvi, •Frnnkfurd, Liieb•i• authority contained in the Will of Dr. John F. Lamb, thanweed, on Saturday M1111:111 12,1870,'at to'cleek, will be sold at public sale; on the prembioa. the following deecrilit ti real estate, rig.: No. 1.-1./welling and large lot, Main .and Pine streeta. All that , certain lot of ground, with the improveniente thereon erected, Nem meccing at the northerly corner of Main and Pine streets in the Twenty-third Ward of the city ;,th.,euao extending along seid Main street .39 foot 311 Wein,* to groped No. 2 , hereinafter deeoribed ; thence N. 61 dog 19 min.; W. 61 feet 1 inch patteing.. through the party wail toe point, thence hall further N. 51 deg./53min.; W au feet 11 Inches to ground No. 3, hereinafter de scribed; thence on a linoparallel or nearly leo, with Franklin greet 21 feet 10%. inches to Pine Street, tuiti thence along said Pine street 191 feet 7Le inches to the pi ace of begrining. Aar On the above lot is erected a 236-story frame duelling, brick paned, with two-story stone back build ing, with attics. Parlor,dining-rooni. sitting-room and kitchen on the first floor ; five chambers in second story, and four finished at ties above ; good cellar under the aliole building. The house has gate introduced, water and gal;-oven in kitchen, numerous closets, pump in yard,. Ac. The lot is Very deeirtible, holing 39 meta% inclo son Main street, and 191 feet 71a twists on Pine street. -- Clear of ell incumbranew. '&4;000 - can remain. Immediate possession. May be examined any time. No. 2 - .--liandsome stosio itegielettee and Lot. Main street.-Ail that eertiiiir lot of ground, with the im provements thereen,' situate on the northwest side of Main street. beginning 39 feet 5?.1; inches from Pine street; thence extruding 81 feet 6% inches along said blitin street ; thence N. 01 dog. 1155 min. • W:121 feet 2 inches to a point ; thence N. 25 dos . 4819 In'ln.; 11. 2 feet 6 Inches to a point ; thence N. 46 deg. 12% min. W. 50 feet 855 'lichee to a point of around No. 3, next de scribed ; thence 'on a line parallel, or nearly Ho, with Franklin street 31 feet 63; inches to ground No. 1, ahem , deeeribeeL and thence along the same S. 51 dog. 33 min. ; E. 95 feet 11 inches to a point, and Ounce, still by the some, through t h e part' we I, S. 64 deg. 11 min.; IL 61 feet 1 inch to the place of beginning. liar On the above lot is erected a largo three-atery stone Residence, with wide marble steps. Main build ing 2d by .10 feet, with two-story stone back building and two-story brick kitchen attached. Tho house is very commodious, with two parlors, wide folding doors, din ing-room. two kitchens, large hall eight feet wide,longth of the main building,on first floor. On the second floor five chambers, therm in the main building being very large, bath room, servants' rooms and play room. On the third floor main building are four chambers, with large - loft above. Large dry cellars, with coal bins, also provision vault and wine cellar. The property is thoroughly and srdeitantially built of the best materials, the walls being of unusual thickness, rendering it cool in summer 11111 i warm in winter, and being lathed and plastered throughout, is perfectly dry. Numer ous closets in almost every room, also large linen closets, china closets, butler's pantry, &a. Per moment inarble-top . wash-stands . in the se coed-story' chambers of the Main building and water h‘trodute d In the second story back buildings, gee throughout; the fixtures being included in the sale ; pri vate stairways, low-down grate in the dining-room, mu perior hinter in cellar,made by Andrews k Dixon, range In the kitchen with hot and cold water, also gnu ov en in summer kitchen, Clete - rn, Ac.. Tim property is erected back from the street with good yard in front. May be examined any time. Clear of all inemnbrance, & - '7,00e may remain if desired by the purchaser. Immediate poseeseion. Nos.3and4 Building Lots, Pine street.-No. 3.-All that certain lot ofground on the N. E. side of Pine Street, in the rear of Nos. 1 and 2 above described, com• meeting 191 feet 73 inches from Main street, being 225 i feet front on Pine street and extendingin depth on lines parallel, or nearly so, wi th Franklin street on the south east line 53 feet b inches, and on the northwest Tins 55 feet 10% inches. Ne.4.-All that certain lot - of ground. adjoining the above to the west, being 2231 feet front on Pine street, and extending in oepth on lilies parallel, or nearly so, wit li Frenklin street, on the S E. line, 55 feet 10,% inches, and on the N. IF. lino 58 feet 2 inches. No. 3.-Lot, corner Franklin and Pine streets. A. de- - Hirable lot of ground situate at the N. B. corner of Pine and Franklin streets, heing 32 feet 11 Indies front on Pine street and 01 feet 5 inches front on Franklin street, in depth on the S. E. line 60 feet 2 1-2 inches, and on the N. E. lino El feet 11 inches. CU' The above as a desirable corner lot itdthfraine-stable thereon erected. No. 6.-Brick Rouse and Large Lot, Franklin street. All that certain lot of ground. with the imprOyements , thereon erected, etiolate on the W. side of Franklin street, being 21 feet front and extending in depth of that width 170 feet. AG' On the above lot is erected a tieo-story lrier house 'attaining 3 rooms. Possession May 20th, WO. Clear of incumbrance. NO - Survey and plan of the whole estate may be ex antinfd at the Auction Store. /Kir 8200 each to be paid on Nos:1 end 2, and 8100 each n the other properties at the time of sale. By Order of Executrixes. JAMES A. FREEMAN „Auctioneer, fe2l 24 mh3 Store, 4= walnut street.' fp. PEREMPTORY SALE:—TO CLOSE jda riconcern. James A. Freeman, Auctioneer.' On Wednesday, March 9 1870, at 12 o'clock, goon, will he sold at public sale without reserve, at the Philadelphia Exchange, the following described real estate, viz : genteel three-story brick dwelling, No. 1042 East Norris street. All that certain three-story brie) met:image and the lot of ground situate on the north eastwartily side of Norris Street, at the distance of .34 feet 11' inches northwestward of Thompson street, in the Nineteenth Ward of the city ; containing in front on N orris street, 15 feet 9 inches; and extending in depth of that width on the northwest lino 101 feet 1171 inches, and on the southeast line 102 feet /111,i inches to a 4 feet wide alley, with the privilege thereof. The above is a genteel three-story brick dwelling, with two-story brick bark building, has bath,range, hot and cold water, gasfixtures. wash race, marble steps, base, heads and sills, g.e. M 47,2,000 may remain, Sale ab solute. Neat threemtoty brick dwellings, 808 and 810 Almond street, Eighteenth Ward. All those 2 neat three story brick dwelliege, containing each 6 rooms and lithmitu ate on the southerly side of Almond street, at the dis tance of 98 feet easterly from Otis street, in the Eighteenth Ward of the city ; each containing in front on Almond street 14 feet, and in depth southerly 46 foot to a 4 feetwide alloy communicating with a 3 feet wide alley which leads into Almond street, and with the use and privilege thereof. el 200 may remain ou each. Sale absolute. Will be sold separately. Rents for :5240 per annum. Dwellings 829 andB39 Almond street.' All those certain three-Story brick niessuages, each containing Brooms and bath, situate on the northerly side of Almond street, east of Otis street, in - the Eighteenth Ward of the city (Nos 829 and 839), each containing in front on Almond street 14 feet, and in depth 54 feet to a 4 feet wide:alio, and with the privilege thereof. 151,250 may remain. Clearof ineumbrance. Will be sold separately. Salo of the whole absolute to close a concern. JAMES A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer. fe2l 24 mh3 . Store, 422 Walnut street. SALE BY ORDER OF HEIRS.-- Estate of Eliza 'Haden. deceniied.—James A. Free man; Auctioneer.—Nine Acres of Land, Grover's lane, Pasebalville, Twerity•sevesth„,Ward.—On Wednesday, Match 9111, 150, at 12 o'clock .noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, the following de- Wined real estate, late the property of Eliza nisden,de ceased: all that certain lot or pleee of grannel, situate in Klngseseing townshin(now the Twenty-seventh Ward),' `of the city of Phiiadelphia, and marked on a certain plan "C. ' Beginning by a recent survey at a point on the northerly side of the aforesaid Grover's lane and in a line of land herein allotted and assigned teltealannin E. Moore; thence crossing the said lane and by land herein allotted to Andrew Rively and Sarah his wife in right of the said Sarah, S. 19.4 dee., \V. 60.0 perches to AIIaTOWN land; thence by said Andrews land S. 69% deg , E. 30.6 perches to a stone, a corner of this and Elizabeth Grovers land; -thence by the said Elizabeth Grover's land and recrossing the said lane N. 224' dog., .F. 40.11 perches to a point ott the northerly side of said lane; thence along the northerly side of the aforesaid lane N. 701: dog., W. 33 perches to the place of beginning. tion lathing 034 acres, reserving a right of way at all tinieq'to Elizabeth Grover and others along said line: Plan at the Auction Store. • • By order of Heim $ . ll/0 to be paid at the time of sale. JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer, fell 21 mh3 Store, 422 Walnut ?street ASSIGNEE'S PEREMPTORY SALE.— llitlJUmeg A, Freeman, Auctioneer.—Genteel three story brick I/welling, No. 1422 Lombard street. On Wednesday, March 9, 1870, at 12 o'clock, noon, Will be sold et public sale without reserve, at the Philadet phia ExcliaunLp, the' ' following described real estate, v ig.: All at certain lot or piece of ground, with thej tbree• story brick dwelling house thereon erected, situate on the south side of Lombard street, at the distance of 180 feet eastward front Fifteenth street, in the Seventh Ward dr the city, being 18 feet front on Lombard street, and extending in depth southward of that width between pore ilel lines with Fifteenth street, 78 feet. The elute is a genteel thr s ,e-store brick dwelling, with thr,,story brick bark buildings. has saloon parlor, dining room, kitchen and summer kitchen ea first floor; marble manlb : Baltimore heaterin dining room heartng back be ildengs ; Jnrnare in cellar hen , ing wain buittling ; gas, bath .range, hot and cold water, pripate stairway, ttr. With the use of alley leading into Fifteenth street. Subject to 8108 50 ground rent per annum. %kJttvlll be sold without reserve by order of Assignee. Or 4200 to be'paid at the time of Bale. JAMES A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer, fe2l 24m113 Store, 422 'Walnut street. fg PEREMPTORY SALE.—TO CLOSE a Concern.—James A. Freeman, Auctioneer.— Neat Brown Stone Residences, No. 3247 and 3249 San• sent street. On Wednesday, March 9,1870, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be Hold at public sale, without reserve, at the Philadelphia Nxchange, the following described real estate, those certain lots of ground with the elegant two-story brown stone residences, with man sard roof, and throe-story brick back buildings, sitnato nD the north side , of Sansom street, at the distance of 366 feet west of Thirty-second street, in the Twenty seventh Ward of the city; containing together m front on Sentient street :12 feet, each lot being 16 feet front and extending in depth of that width 79 feet to Beech street • SW The above has all the modern re,, re» ienres, varier, dining robin and kitchen on same f loor, oriole window, ui bark parlor, gas : fixtures, range, bath, hot and Held mat , r, water-rlaset, inside shutters, large pones o f g l ass , Jpailrii in front, wash-race, iinderdrain, e 3,000 may remain on mortgage on oath. Sold separately Salo absolute, to close a concern. $lOO to be paid 011 each at the time of sale. JAMNS A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer. fe2/ 24 nu h 3 Store. 922 Walnut Street. - PUBLIC SALE.—JAMES A. FREE iIk than, Auctioneer.—Desirable Building Lots, Reed nut! Austin streets, Twenty-sixth Ward. On Wednes day, Aland' 9th, 1870, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be Held at public solo, at the Philadelphia Exchange, the fol lowing described real estate, viz.: All that certain lot of ground situate at the northwest corner of Rood and Austin streets, between Tenth and Eleventh streets; in the Twenty-sixth .Ward of the city, thence n or thward along Austin street 03 feet 6 inches, thence westward 60 feet 0 filches, thence southward 30 filet 4 Inches to Reed street , I hence eastward along Reed street 00 feet 0 inches to flai place of beginning. to be paid at the time of MOO. ' ,Thr clear of incumbrance , • JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer, fe2l 21 niti3 Store, 422 Walnut street. MO GALLONS W. SPERM OIL; Y tno galloon B: W. Whale Oil ; 1,200 Nat. W. Whato hands No. 1 bard Oil. In otoro and for oalo by MCI] RAN , 'RUSSELL . & , 00., 111 Ohentnufotroet. .TE`+C`f!Y;S~+w~.~Y~.R~ , `~rY~~^~N'!.R7 L~e's`M~Wt G`LOZ`ffit A largetnew:stook of Linen Goods just opened, presenting an assortment to be found in but few houses in this country. DOUBLE DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, from 2 Yards to 6 Yards long. GOOD QUALITY 8-4 BLEACHED TABLINGS, 65, 75, $lOO. lIALFifiLEACHED TABLINGS, 37 1-2, 45, 50, 62 1.2. 2,500 YARDS GOOD UNDRESSED LINEN, MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR " OUR OWN HIRT FRONTS." SHIRT FRONTS MADE DP OURSELVES AND QUALITY GUARANTEED. 42 INCH BUTCHERS' LINEN, WITHOUT DRESSING. GOOD QUALITY UNDRESSED LINEN FOR LADIES' AND GENTS' UNDERWEAR. A LARGE STOCK OF TOWELS, 10c. TO $1 50 EACH. A LARGE VARIETY OF FURNITURE COVERINGS. Heaes",.cf families from a distance visiting Philadelphia are respeotfully invited to examine the merits of - his Department. WHITE GOODS. Cord.ed.lPiques , striped Figured Piqucw4 Swiss M-ull, STRA.WBRIDGE & CIAOTHEM, DRY GOODS. Sheppard,Van Harlingen & Arrison ARE OFFERING Extraordinary Bargains Table Cloths, Napkins, Doylies, Table . Linens, Towels, Towelings, French, Belgian, Barnsley, Scotch and Irish Sheeting and Pilisw-Case Linens. 4-4 French and Richardson's Irish Linens, In Fine, Medium and Ileavi Makes of all grades for General Family and Ladies' use. Embroidered Piano and Table Covers, Blankets, Flannels, Quilts and Counterpanes. Very Rioh, New and Elegant Lace and Not tingham Curtains, Window Shades, &c. New Welts, Piques, White goods and Staple Einbrolderies of New and Beau• tiful Styles. The largest assortment we have ever offered. Printed Percales, new' and elegant: patterns, warranted fast colors. All the beat nmke9 of DOMESTIC MUSLINS AND SHEETINGS, At Wholesale Prices. Special attention Is invitud to a New Make of 'HEAVY MUSLIN, which for many purpoite:lfn the Fatuity will be Sound very valuable. Manufactured expressly for our trade., zoos CHESTNUT STREET. fo4 yrt I lltrn M ARKING . WITH INDELIBLIA E m broidering, Braiding, Stamping, too. .111. A. TORBAY, IMO k ntreut. L:IN•.EI GOODS. VERY HEAVY LINEN SHEETINGS. ALL WIDTHS IN PILLOW LINENS. BARNSLEY AND IRISH TABLE LINENS, In the Latest Designs of Egyptian, Mosaic, /km, &o. ANOTHER CHEAP LOT OF NAPKINS, 25, $1 35, $1 50, $1 'l5, $2 00, $2.50, up to $S 50 per dozen. 18, 20, 22 . , 24, 26 INCH NURSERY DIAPER. We are making it a Specialty to supply the wants of HOTELS, BOARDING HOUSES AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. HAMBURG EDGINGS . AND INSERTINGS. N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS. =ME= Just Openeda large Invoke of 4 , • In all the New Patternus. ALSO Ace.; &c., &c. DRY GOODS. L 4 .4 7„.„ 44 Fourth and Arch. rn Royal Rib Welting Marseilles. New Stripe Marseilles. Piques. Spring Stook. India Twills and Dimities. Large Plaid Nainsooks. Hamburg Edge and Trimmings. P. S.—Wbite 00041 H in all Variety for Spring Sales. Tp 'EYRE & LANDELL. Mt VA' l.4 ' LINEN STORE, IP S2S A.reh street. AND 1128 CHESTNUT STREET. SPRING IMPORTATIONS. IMMENSE STOCK OF LINEN GOODS, , WHITE GOODS and • HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS. Prices Down to Present Gold Rate. TO RENT. Ell TO ILFT —SECOND-STORY • FRONT 424 Ohostriut street, about 20 28 f00t..1 buitoblo for au (aro or light huisituos. lola rp • ' • FARB & EI=IMMM=MI=E)=2I=i WHITE GOODS. Plaid Nainsookt Plain Nainsook, Striped ATuslin, French Muslin, MOURNING DRY GOODS HOUSE PERKINS & CO., 9 SOUTH NINTH ST., Have Opened a . Fall Line of 4,mtl r gr p E HERNANIES. c WETYNGS +w. NEW CARPETING& WE ARE NOW OPENING A FULL LINE OF FOREIGN and DOMESTIC CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND MA,TTINGS, OF ALL GIBADENs • WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT GREATLY BE : DUCED PRICES FROM LAST SEASON. LEEDOM. SHAW ,& STEWART, 685 litAiiltEi STREET. fol 9 anw coNFteTrONERv. 'SWEETNESS IN CRYSTALS. The most luseiotut and delicate ' CONFECTIONS in bon-bon boxes, or In bulk, prepared wltlx seritpulous care and put up in tbo'higheet perfection STEriligN F. WHITMAN, S. W. Corner TWELFTH AND MARKET. felp3t __ eItI.ALICZ-FOR 1:34L - t, l-A0 T ONS Off' 1) Walk, MO. I Apply to ' WoRSIVIAN A 00., 0130 Walnut of foot
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