Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, May 19, 1870, Image 4

&MUM Eftexires.
—At the Walnut. the thrilling_ military
Anima, Not Guilty, will be repeated,,Aitli
excellent caste; -• .
—At the Anil, to-night; Ur. Bmineitsilll re
peat Fritz. '1 o-alorrow evening: he will h a ve
a benefit. ,
• the Chestnut, a variety performance
will be given by the large'and skillful company
from Boston. •
, •
—At Fox's American Theatre, to-night, Prof.
Risley's company or 'foreign artists Will app?ar'
In a first-class miscellaneous entertainment in
cluding ballet dancing, negro minstrelsy,
gytimastif performances, &e. , • •
Carncross & Dixey's Eleventh Street,
Opera House a first-clsss minstrel entertain
utento will 'be given this evening. .
.„
L-MaeEcofs Ifibernicon and varieties • wil
I,e'lpn exhibition, at Duprez & Bertediet's SeV-'
enth Street Opera House, every evening dining
- the w_eok, and on Saturday afternoon.., • '
Per Sons who have not yet i3Oefithe Pil
grim paintings should not miss the • oppor
tunity, as the exhibition will close this week.
—The sixth concert of the West Philadelphia
Choral Society will be given in Musical Fund
hall this evening..
- CITY BULLETIN.
/—A . meeting of Commanders 'of - the 'Phila
delphia:Posts '-of the Grand Army of the Re
public was held last night at No. '715 Sangom .
street, to make arrangements for- decorating
the soldiers' graves on the 30th inst., Com.-
manlier Major A. R. Calhoun presiding. The
public perade ant" inspection of °the First Di
vision„Pennsylvania Militia, having . been fixed
7-forthe-30th-instant.(decorationAlayiand more
than oneLhalf of the Grand Army being Mem
_ bell' of the militia, itwas debated whether the
Pdsts could. select any other day than the 30th
for the ceremonies. It was finally agreed that
as the Grand, - Encampment had-ordered—the
decoration to take place on that day the 'order
- must 1)e obeyed._ The various Posts were then
assigned for the decoration to the iiariotra - cem'-,
eteries... Post No. 2, Monument; Post -No. 5,
all west of Passyunk road ; Post No. 6, Ger
mantown ; Post No.. 8, Glenwood; Post No.
Laurel _ Bill, Mount Peace and
Mount .. Vernon, . Post No. - 19, Wood
----.7-Pindand 'Mount Modals ;.Post,NO. -. .. - 27,, - Leba= - :
nori and Philadelphia; PoSt - No'. 71, all east'
of Passyttnit road ; Post No. 161, Mechanics ;-
- Legion of Honor, Odd Fellows'. The Posts
will form in Independence Square, at 2 o'clock
P: M., and at ball-past 2 o'clock, will march up
Walnut street to Twelfth, thence to Chestnut,
thence:to,Broad, at which point the line will
breal,tind each Post will preceed to the .Ceme
• tery to :which it may be' assigned.' The mem-.
bers, participating will. wear dark clothes, fatigue
caPs.and.witite gloveS;• the oille.ers will wear the
regui4kintiniform--Donations-offlowers -are_
__earnestly regyestecl t and those desirous of giv
ingShould-send-theirTiffilress.tii3lajor.:-.A.TR7I
Caihonn,No. - 110 Sansom street: - The follow-
II Shows the tittmbar of. graves of-soldiers -
celvecl from hospitals in city aud vicinity to be
- ,decorated::, _Glenwood, '102; Lafayette, 24;
a-b-aradr-39-1-310-rint7MorialiT4.so-;-Odd—F-el
lows, 277 ; United American Mechanics, 11 ;
Woodland,l.lB. .
yes•-'
terday, at-thee Exchange, the following : 1 share
_ Mercantile Library • Company, :$6; two Story
brick - dwelling; northwest -cornerl-Ninthi and
Watkins streetsi - lot • 16 by 70 feet, subject to
$2l-ground-rent,' $1,310; two- and, a half-stOry
- brick.andframe houseS,Nos.l234and 1236 Otis
street, lot 50 by 142 feet, $3,750; three-story
brick dwelling, No. 1236 North Tenth street,
and_lot_l7ly7o .feet, $4,550 ; three-story brick
dwelling, N 0.1233 Hutchinson street, lot 10 by
S 2 feet, $3,9501 -- building lot,. Fifty-first and
Locust - streets, 10 by S 2 feet, $125 ; three-story
frame dWelling and lot, 40 by 190 feet, No.
223 -- ,Palther street; $3,550 ; three-story frame
dwelling, No. 1228 East Montgomery avenue,
and 10t,20 by 190 feet, $2,250; interest in lot of
ground; - lledge - and Oxford streets;-Frankford, ,
$250 ; three-story brick house, No. 1022 Port
land street, subject to $OO ground-rent, $OOO ;
lagerheer saloon, No. 10:30 Ridge avenue, lot
20 by -SO, feet, $5,300.
—Mary Commandery, No. 36, K. T., have
had manufactured and presented tolheir Emi
n-iiit-Cotnmander;Sir Wm, J. Kelly, a magnifi
. cent Knights Templar jewel:The present con
sists of a solid gold Maltese cross, about four •
inches - in size. A crown set With diamonds'
adorns. the upper portion of the cross, and in -
the centre of the shield set in the jewel is a
cross composed of large and very valuable
rubies. The monogram " M. C." is beautifully
' , wrought over the crown, and different - Masonic
: and Knights Templar devices adorn the jewel.
—The second of a series of three match
. • games of base ball was played yesterday,
between the Athletic Club, of this city, and the
Union Club, of Morrisania N. Y., on the
grounds of the former, at Seventeenth street
and Columbia avenue. The game resulted in
favor of the Athletics, by a score of 31 to 11.
—Charles A.Field was arrested, yesterday, on
the charge of interfering with the official duties
of John J. Miller, Constable of the Thirteenth
. Ward, by serving.upon him forged wr i ts of re
plevin, which purported to have come Trom the
Sheriff's office. The accused was held by Al
.4.lerman Kerr s for a further hearing on Friday.
—The delegates to the Presbyterian General
Assembly had a prayer meeting in the - First
Presbyterian Church, at Seventh and Washing
ton Square, last evening, preparatory to the
assembling of the Convention to-day. The
church was tilled to its utmost capacity. •
—Charles Campbell had a hearing before
Alderman Kerr, yesterday, on the charge of
stealing a coat from the stole of, Strauss &
Baum, No. 122 Walnut street, and assaulting
a- man named Llemy Beck, who arrested him.
Ile was held in $OOO bail to answer on each
charge,
—Dr. S. M. Landis, who was convicted and
sentenced to an imprisonment of one year, on
the charge of exposing obscene books for sale,
was yesterday released from prison, having
been pardoned by 'Gov. Geary, after having
served three months.
NEW JERSEY NATTERS
16GWTON CEE:.Eli.—For many months past
the road between Camden and Gloucester City
has been in a deplorable condition. The
Turnpike Company refused to repair It, on the
grounds that the tolls collected did not pay
expenses; and the township committee of
Newton could do nothing because the road was
private property.. In this state of affairs it con
tinued until lagt winter, - when the Legislature
abrogated the charter and gave the county con
trol of that public highway. In s ale meantime,
however, the river ethbankment broke and the
tides washed over the road, excavating
deep gullies in its surface, to such
au extent that travel was rendered em
- pliatically dangerous. Thus it' has remained
until the presenttime. The Board of Chosen
:Vreeholders have now taketi the matter in
'and, and Lave resolved to put the road iu
t' °rough repair. The bridge over Newton
eek is to be rebuilt in a strong and sttbstan
:iM manner. It will be three feet higher than
present structurel — one hundred - and - forty --
ni length between the abutinents ; carriage
way nineteen feet wide, and is to be com
;(renced by the first of July. This fact will be
received by the public with . pleasure, because
vehicles are now : obliged to go via Mount
. .P.lphraitn in order ,to reach Gloucester, a dis
tance. of some three - miles out of the Way.
When completed the improvement will l je "
rioCcied public convenience.
DECORA.TIOZiIiaIr:-,4llO4llOMIlerA if I OSL •
No; 6 Grand ArmYcif the Republic, and the
citliens,of Carriden4Mienilly, are Making ea
tensive aningemeOta tO paytheir tribute' of
respect to the bravehut failed heroes who
buried in the adjoining cemeteries. A cliie`
procession will unite with the military on the
occasion, tunktbus add to,the impressive cere
monies of the day. Four companies of in
fantry, and one of artillery will constitute the
military display, and thirty young holies wilt
be designated to place the flowers on the graves;
of the soldiers. Rev. I'. L.Davies' formerly
pastor of the Tabernacle Baptist Church, of
Camden, will deliver the oration. These cere-
Monies will take place on Monday, the 30th
hist., and it is to be hoped '
..` that the citizens'
Will aid in this mark of respect by the donation
'of such floral offerings as they can command,
HALF-MASTED• -- Flags on the Cam. en
ferry- . boats were half-masted this morning, in,
honor of Capt. Thompson; deceased. He had'
been in the employ of the Camden and Amboy
Railroad company, for many years, and was
Captain of the Richard Stock - Um when that
vessel ran on the Delaware.
.APPOINTED. —Rev. Mr. Bruce, the. new
County Superintendent of Public SchoOls'fOr
Camden, has appointed .Messrs.. White and
Bugbee as - Comity Examiners. --These gentle
men occupied the same'position under the late
Su erintendent, Mr. Gilmore._
TEMPICRANCE;-A [Awl - City- Temperance
Society, has been organize:d in' Camden, for the
purpose of advsncing the interests of the cause.
The gentlemen Who have united in the move
ment are thoroughly alive and active, and their
labors bid fair to result in much good.
QUIET.—Not ,a single arrest was.ma e
the police of Camden last night.
. . .
Protestant Episcopal Convention ,
The Convention was 'called to order at 1
o'clock; P. lA. yesterday:
Bishop Stevens then read the annual address,'
in wincirthe work'of - the-yearls - fitlly - detailed
The summary showed that he had - oflipiated on
231 occasions ; AdtrtiniStered the rites of con
firmation 120 times; confirmed '4002 persons;
preached 144 times; made 112 ,addresses; or
dained 28 persons, 13 to the diaconate and 15
to the_priestboOtt Quarried 6 couples ; baptized
7 infants; laid the corner-stones of 5 churches
.and chapels; "consecrated 5 churches; insti
- iiitect• • 2 •-rectors---- abOOL
miles: •
- Besides the confirmations noticed, Bishop,
Lee, of Delaware, had confirmed a class:of 17
Persons in'St. John's Church, Lower Merida,
Montgomery minty. From the address, it ap
pears that there are in the diocese 48 candidates
for holy orders. In referring to the work of
Diocesan Missions, the Bishop speaks of a
plan ;he 'bad inaugurated for City Missions,
Which he hoped would receive the Confidence
and - support of• all-men who felt an-interest .in.
-the-cause•ormorality-and-religion.-The a.gentse,
lected was peculiarly fitted for the office and had
-entered upon-hislduties with .a _full consciptA
ness of the reSpohsibilitieg he had assumed.
jii'alluding ".to the - 'Episcopal - Hospital, the
Risher. said that,' since it has been opened;'
7.000 persons had been • received as patients:
t.htirc•ll26.. rilerlAkes — pla - ce — re"gularly - in'tbe -
Chapel, Which' is, attended by residents in. the
neighborhood,. and_ „there Is _a .prospeet ,clf
strorig parish growing up in that part of the
ciry. The =munificent gift. of john WelSh, Esq.,
ii the hospital; upon - his - leaving for-FAirope;
was noticed iu terms_ of high commendation,
and the good wishes of the :Gonvention were
asked for the safe retitr.o of that gentleman.
The clergymen who hAd died within the year
n ere announced to he the Rev. Dr. Dorr, Rey.
N orris M. Jones, Rev. M. Pauley, Rev. N. P.
Tillinghurst and Rev. Joseph Joquett, of each
of whoM biographical sketches were given.
The Bishqp'also.noticed thedeath of George
M. Wharton and Horace Binney,Jr..,
promi
nent lay members of the church, whom he.'
said in every position they held-had. discharged
their duty with fidelity, -and had 'enjoyed the
confidence and respect of the community in a
ery high degree: In - closing; the subject- of,A
diyision of the diocese was noticed, and Bishop
Stevens expressed himself not only favorable
to a proper division, but anxiously desired it,
believing it. would promote the interests of
the church.
Evening Ses4on.—The Convention pro
ceeded to the election of the Standing Com
iniffie. The votYWarStakeiTlirerders, the tellers
being Revs. A. Wadleigh, A. A. Marple and
A. P. Brush, and Messrs. Lemuel Coffin, A.
icketts.and P. Baldy, Jr.
While the ballots were being counted, the
Rev. Mr. Harris read the report of the Com
mittee on the Parochial History of the Diocese.
The Committee bad been placed in possession
of much valuable information, received from a
number of the churches. It was not, however,
embodied in the report.
The report of the Standing Committee was
next received. It sets forth that during the past
year they had recommended twelve persons for
ordination to Priest's.orders ; twelve to Dea
con's orders ; five as candidates to Priest's
orders, and twenty-seven as candidates for
Deacon's orders. The committee had am
proved charters for seven churches.
Rev. Dr. Goodman read the report on the
subject of Christian -education. It sets forth
that reports had been received from 74 parishes
in the Diocese, from which it appeared that in
those parishes there are 1,425 teachers in Sun
day schools, 14,500 pupils; 118 teachers and
pupils in Bible classes ; 23 teachers and
403 pupils in parish schools; 314 teachers and
3,055 pupils in other schools under church
control. The report states that the statistics
are too meagre to give any satisfactory idea
of what thChurch is doing in • the work. It
closed With resolutions recommending in. :
creased effort in the direction of Christian edu
cation, and the establishment of parochial
:..chools where none exist. ,
• The clbsing resolutions Were As follows:
Resotted, That there is no sufficient reason
of duty or of policy to compel this Church to
set herself in antagonism to the system of
mblic schools established by the State for the
nstruction of all the children of the people iu
,he important branches of secular knowledge.
olred, That the Church should welcome,
and it does welcome the system as an invalua
ble aid hi the accomplishment ofa part of the
cork - which would othCrwise devolve upon
per,, and accomplished with vastly greater
horoughness_ and_Mliciency than. with her.
I resent resources she is capable of; she should
and she will heartily co-operate with the sys
tem, endeavoring to infuse and to engraft into
it as much as possible of religious life and
sound religious influence.
When the last two came up, after the unani
mous adoption of the others, the first was
passed with but few negative votes. The
other resolution liev. Dr. l'aret moved to lay
on the table. Upon this vote the yeas and
nays were called, and the motion was lost by a
very large majority, so that when that of the
clerical - delegates had been taken, the sugges
tion was made that the taking of the laity vote
was unnecessary ; but there were general de
mands in all parts of the,house for a vote, and
-- thelist of lay delegates was called. •
The motion to lay on the table being lost,
the resolutiou was again before the Cdriveu
tion, when the Rev. Dr. Rudder'moved that it
he postponed - until reports not likely to give
rise to,dehatehad been.presented.
- The motion to postpone was not agreed to,
and the resolution was then adopted.
The tellers appointed to take the vote on the
election of the Standing Committee reported
that of the clergy,.Rev. Drs. J. Emlen Hare,D.
R. Goodwin; Henry 'J. Morton and M. A. Do
Wolfe Howe had been chosen; and of :the
Messrs. john Bohlen, Win. F. Griffitts;
Thos. Robins and R. S. Smith. This leaves two
Prf.ji.4,jI,FALVITA E'VENING: MAY 19 18i0:
• • .
, va:vancies - to-be tilled. Rev—Dr. Watson and
MI% Cbas;Les. lied been elected by one of the
'orders,but not by,.theotlief. The o:invention
aljourned: `' •L • +: •
P, F•Yi l r 8 "Burg -
THIS; THURSDAY.'EVEHING; Marlelfir . -
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OF
t. 14 popular young Oharantor nr.tor --- •
in ? b barb% G0MN.T.°,843_,1.11 B,IETT
' 'FBlTZ,'O l ultuo l 6Sll lll- GtR 4 A . N. '
PHITZ JOSEPH K. EMMETT
.A FIUDY-AREWELL BENEFIT OF
o.iTUßlltar ri ,Zat j at4 i fiL i fS E TNiG ll .T.
HESTNUT ST E.FeT:THE4TRE.
JORN STETSON. Lessee and tdanager
JAMES PILGRIM - • Acting and Stage Manager
ADELPH THEATRE,. BObTON.
ADELPIII TUEATB,E, BOSTON:
STAR COMBINATION.
STAR COMBINATION.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY AFTER
NOON.,
In Burlieane. Grand' Balict;lmmenee Olio Entertain.
tnout, Farces; ko..hy the
BEST TALENT IN AMERICA..
BEST TALENT IN A it &RICA.
Family Ida.tince every SATURDAY.
W
ALNUT STREET THEATRE.
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING. Illny19,;
Leproductinu of the hiahly suocessful
ROMANTIC MILITARY DRAMA,
four acts, by WnttsEsq., entitled
NOT GUILTY.
THE "YOUNG VOLUNTEER CORPS,"
BECK'S PHILADELPHIA BAND, No, I, •
ALSO, •
—I3AXTEIVS• ZOUAyE DRUM CORPS,
tE ESPECIALLY-ENGAGED.
MAC EVOYIS HIBERNICON.INI .•
LAST - WEEK FOR A
' • 'CHEAP EXCURSION . TO - • --- •
IREL &ND. • '• ,
Through in two hours. Every evening,' at 8 o'cloOk,
at the Seventh Street Opera House, visiting all the
places of, beauty, in the Emerald Isle, liirst Cabin
only 'Weenie. '
The new Hallett, Davis & (M.'s Solaro Grand Octagon
Piano is from the wareromus of Reillithl, Phelps & Co,
927 Chestnutstreet.'
MATINEE SATURDAY
TILE-P11,6r.R114
WILL CLOSE INONE IVEEI.i.
IT IS TILE GREAT SUCCESS. •' • • 1 '
• , TAKE YOUR STRANGER GUEST. ••
ROUSES STILT, CRownli.m. :
: . •' , . COME IfiIIKEDIA MEN.
, • . -
The ,AFRICAN M. F.. R 1 take their Samna.
Benefit TO NIGHT. Last exhibition to the colored
" Complimentary ' Tickets gOod this week
C L —CONCERT
WEEK. OF THE PII,GRL\L.
N...)—CONCERT HALL, EVERY EVENING, 'at 8
o'clock , , - mylB-2t§
MUSICAL FUND HALL.—A BENEFIT
MATINEE to the-members of —the the Orchestra
living.assisted at the Bentz. Hassler Matinees will he
given oti-SATUlLDA.V.;Blay , 2lat,at.SM'clock....ThelOr ,-
eliestra will coin prise' forty-Ave performers Admission
tilt) , cents. All outstanding tickets to former Matinees
will not-hold good for this occasion. Tickets for sale at
the principal Music Stores. inyl9-3t
N I EUSTCALTFUND HALL.—Mit. THOS.
WHIFF IN, IBiss BLANCHE GAL VON aridTlre.
NEVINS,have the honor to announce that tiler will
'rive on SATURDAY EVENING. May 21st, a BALLAD
CONVERT, in which nanny Ballads, both old awl new,
will he Eisen for the first time in Pniladelphia. Tickets
at Boner's, 1102 Chestnut street. Reserved Boats $l.
Admission •f. 1.1 cents, Further particulars will lie an
nounced: myl6-Cti
X'S AMERICAN THEATRE, ,
F - 11.: FOX Ma e
nagr and-Pro prietorr .
31.0XDAX_EKE N IN G. 111ay 15thojad during the week,
Professor Itteley's Troup!, L a WreaceT - 3 ViouLaTirtiiir.
Vrirnier Danseese, Frank A. Gibbons. Oyer 150 Artists
the - same eveniiie. Nati nes on Saterday at:l - o'clock. - -
_.
'NEW ELEVENTH .STREET !OPERA
HOIIBE FAMILY Ullfioß.T.
CARNCHOSS . DIXEr.S INSTRELS,
EVERY EVENING.
- .-J._L_ALARNI/11413.8,741mag0r
E AUADEM Y E ARTS
ba,ing bernt injured by thu recent st,Qrni,ihe Exhi
inu of their l ib...sizod Painting of
_ :SIJERID/iN'S" RIDE . •
, -postponed o
(U. FOR SHERIFF, 1810,
Subject-to the &cision of the Republican Couvettioi
mylOtpla
(U" 1870. , 1870.
-- • SIIERIFF,
'WILLIAM R. LEEDS.
sime,dt. to Republican Rules.
__mys rptt§
U. , For Representative 15th District,
SAMUEL/ D. STROCK.
Subject tq the rulee or the Republican Party.
ruyl4
AMUSEIVIETIIs.
POLITICAL NOTICES.
F. -T. WALTON.
SPECIAL - Di OTIV ES;
10.:. NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS.
OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF ALL OtiTtTANDING 1
Oli DELINQI7ENT I'AIRSI
• , No. II STATE HOE4E ' ROW. i
CIIERTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
The undersigned having been appointed by the Re
ceiver of Taxes, COLLECTOR OF ALL OUT!2TAND
ING TAXES due to .the City of Philadelphia. hereby
gives notice that the Registers and other books of Delin
quent Taxes have beep placed in his hands for prompt,
4cl/ertion, and all persons indebted to the city for over
due taxes are required to make immediate settlement of
the seine at this office, or to the Ward Deputy Collector.
The act of Assembly approved March 2.3, 1870, pro
vides, "That said collections shall be made immediately
either out of the personal or real estate of such delinquent
Owner, wherever the same may bo found, and for such
purpose he shall be and is hereby invested with full and
absolute authority to tem/ and sell either the personal or
real estate of said twner." .
It becomes my duty, therefore, to notify all citizens
who may be in debt to the City of Philadelphia for Taxes
that, unless the same be paid at :this office, or_. to Om
Deputy Collector of the Ward, ON 'OIL BEFORE 'PILE
I,r DAY OF JULY; IS7O, I shall, in pursuance of the
aforementioned act of Ael4mbly, file /tens against the
Real Estate on which such taxes have been assessed,
and proceed to have the same sold ; and that, in further
arsuance of said net, and under such proe4edingt, alt
roper costs and the penaltieei Imposed by law will be
vied and collected from the proceeds of such sales..
It will be perceived, on reference to the art aforesaid,.
tat the duty to collect such taxes promptly is by It
nos iat prratire, and thoei , int ereA eel will giro name
ate attention.. JOAN L, HILL,
Collector of Delinquent Taxes,
No: 11 STATE HOUSE ROW,
(Secontl hoar, back.)
11•17 to tb H 30
AMYGIJALOID MINING COM
'PAINV OF LAKE SUPERIOR.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of the Amyg•
&MUMMing Company. of Lake Superior, will beheld
et the Ofilee of the Company, No. 321 Walnut street.
Philadelphia, on WEDNESDAY, June let. M7O, at 12
o'clock,. noon, for the election of Director,i, 'and the
tramiaction of such other bueineee OM may legally come
before the meeting.
N. H. HOFFMAN,
Secretary,
PIIIT,ADELPHIA. Ditty 16,1870
p r, z PHILADELPHIA, MAY 10, 1870. -
Tho Annual Meethwe of the Stoelthohlers of tho
:Etna 'Mining Company ;of Lake Suva ior) Will be held
at their °Mee, No. 321 Walnut street. on TUESDAY,
the 31st day of Nay, 1870, at 12 o'clock. for the ~ leetiou
of birectorscund thotransaclion of other homne,,,
B. IWO r
Secretary.
HONEY BROOK COAL COW
ltzy PAN Y I. S OFFICE,
NO. 2011AY A LNUT STREET,
Philadelphia. A Speciallllecting of Stockholders to ati
rept or reject a supplement to the Charter enacted by.
the Legislature of Pennsylvania, approved by the Gov.
ernor A mil 0,1870, and for the transmitton of other blllll
- will be hold at this Office, on. THURSDAY, 20th
inst., at 12 o'clock M.
By order of the Board of Directors.
S. McUENRY, Secretary
May WO. myl2t2ti ,/
. .
PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST
COMPANY.
PIIILADELPIIIA , Fifth Mo. 10, 1870.
A special meeting of the stockholders of the Provident
Life and Trust Company will ho held at the eines, N o .
111 South Fourth street, on TnIRD DAY, 24th hoitent,
at 12 o'clock M.. to take action on the subject of in
creasing the capital:stock tolsaid Company,
By order of the Board of Directors. .
Attest,,ROWIJAND-PARR MDEL-
Y4-Actiasit,...._
SA
President.
ut , THE AN ,N ITA EET IN G OF. THE
Stockholdqre of the BLOOMSBURG DION COM
PANY will be held at the Coinpany'a °film No. 122 Race
Kt r oet, 'Philadelphia, on WEDNESDAY, May 2.stii, 1870,
for the , purpose of electing EiroctoreOad -- iransactinir
other businds.
WM. E. B. BAKER,
Secretary and Yreitpurer.
nly7-14t
OFFICE OF THE METALLINE
ULAN D.OOMPAN Y. No. 324 Walnut rittoe4q . 7
PIIILApELPHIA, May rlith, 1870.
•
The Stated Auntie.' 'Mooting of the StockhOlder% tho
'etalline Land Company will ha . old at tho.olllco of the
Company on 1110NDAY, J4lllO oth` proximo, at 12
o'clock, hi
mykt joG§
NOTI(JE.--A - SPE() [AL MEETING
fa r of the Stockholders of'filo *PH iiiktlitlaSH
-
GERMANTOWN and NORRISTOWN It AD -
I'IIItIPANY will behold in Room No. 21. Philitdolphla
Exbbange, on THURSDAY: the oth - day of June next,"
I 2 &dock M. for ',thaconeidoratiOn of an Act of the
Alonoral Moomblji of tho ()mullion woalth of Ponnoylva
old. entitled " An Act to -authorize the Philadelphia,
Germantown had Norristown Railroad Company to in
'crooso i nt; capital •etooki" approved the 29t4 day of : .
order of Gni Board of ilinnagere.v •
Dy ord 2 -
rny2tje9§ A. E. DOUGHERTY, tiocrotars.
KIXSTONE Z vA.N
ViittAtritttut May 10; 1870.
An ettionrned meeting of the Stonkholders of the Key
shine Zinc Centrist - 19' be. bold' nt the Woe of the
COD pany,No. 228 Walnut etreet,on 'MESH AY; the 21111
inetnnt, nt 12 e'cloek M. OSOAB THOMPSON.
myll t , , Secretary.
n". NOTIUE.—A SPECIAL NiEHITING
of Clio COMMERCIAL EXCHANNR will bo hold
nt ihe Hall. No. 421 Walnut street, on THURSDAY,
Me Witli. 18R1, at 12 o'Cloolc M ,to talc° final acton on ft
S pplametit to an Att to'llncorporato the Commercial
Excliaugq of Rhilatlotplila, and to Itorlae tho By•Lawe,
I,_ NATHAN DROOKR, Prooldent,
weottworott J. Jfi
aoxsoN,nerntary. . mv t1.12t4
fiLVIDENDTNOTICES.
-7- 6VFJOE OF THE IRWIN P ETRO
LEW' OIL COMPANY, NO. 21836 'WALNUT
STIIRRT, Room 34,
•••••• Purbe.nXl:ricA; MY 11, 1870;
The Directors have , this day declared a dividend of
Five Per Cent. on the Capital Stock of the Company,
clear of Statetaxos, payable to the Stockholders on and
after June let proximo. linen their returning to this of
fice their stock cortifierdes of date prlor , to May 12, Mi.
and receiving in exchange therefor certificates repre
senting the capital stock as reduced on that day.
--The-Transfer Books will closafilaY .2.stlt,'_and. rompen
June let. •,
1051_8if. B. KEILY; Treasurer.
ROAD COMPANY. lio.-424:WALNUTatroot.• '
PHILADICLPIIIA, May 6th. 1510.
The Board of Directors of this Company have this day
deciar,d a - Dividend of Threeand nl3alf par Cent. ' nu ac
count of the -dividends to be paid the Preferred Stock
holders, payable on and after the 2.3t1 inst., to those
person in whose names the stock stands at the clone of
the transfer books:
The tranefer books of the preferred stock - will he'closed
On the 14th, and reopened nn the 2.3,1 inst. • 7 •
my7.s In 111 , 24 W. L. GILROY, Treasurer.
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GII3ARD FIRE `AND hi AR LN
C:omer
• tieventn and ghestunt streets, : -
PIIILAIIRLPHIA, May 14th, 1670. •
DIVIDEND NO. 24,
The Pirnetors of thin Company have declared a Dirt
.send of FIVE DOLLARS pnr abnre. pavoble to (Y',
Stockholders, on and after the lath Inst.. clear of all
_ • _ . I l ll v i e r :taart :: )r.
. 0:114e
- -
EN N SYLVAN T A RA.ILROAL.
I'ANY. TREA SI TREICS DE PA RT.) , g N T.
PI! ILADFLPHIA., 11370.
. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Board of Directors havq this day declared a semi
annual dividend of Five Per Cent. on the Capital Stock
or the Company, clear of National and State taxes,
payable in each on and after May 31, la7o. •
Blank Towers of Attorney for collecting Dividends
can he had nt the Office. of•the.Compmy, No. 23-i South
THIRD etreet.. - , •
The Office mill lm=opened4ta A.,AL,Rad.clekertat 3,P;
M. from May 30th to June 3d, for the payment of Divi
,enda, and after that date from 0 A. 1,1 - to 3 P. !if
THOMAS T. - FIRTH.
• Treasurer.
my 4 uotrp§
sa BROWN STONE RESIDENCE
FOR SALE,
No. 1922 . ARCM! STREET:
Elegant Brown-Stone Residence, three stories an
Manuard roof ; very commodious, furnished with every
IMAM. tfcntiTailettcn -- tuab built in - rreerren perior and
I bahstanttal atmer_ALot_26 Seafront by_769 feet does) to
'it , libert street, on which is erected a handsome brick
Mal& and Coacibliouse.
317(11MIMET - ,t SON'S,
taut.
733 WALNUT Strt.
4n1123 t f
FOR SALE,.RENT On EXCHANGE
:-Tte
T.E_GA.NT_CO_IIRTRY_R RAM__
silnated on .the York road and County line. adioining
City line station. N. I'. it. R..; built by Thomas Mott and
- Lindy r.svni•ti by Jot — TU . IT tra - pnitr .
built Nyittititit regard to cost; and it ton well known to
rePd fnrther degcription - ... • It J..- DOISBINr.t.
layldi Lstleer
R SALE-7;"4.- PINE. STREET
flaprr.irtible -modern relitlette4:' throe Ft OrY,. with
ihrea-story back lotildinas. Lot. 23 by 130 30-fa.t
• treat : iu a moat beautiful neighborhood, ov,rioottiLw
'froinitis of Pennsylvania Ruspittil. Large,_ airy ,
iAted Apartmenta. Fine saloon, plrler, lanze can.
- , rvatorv. In comphqn repair Only .;'i2,4 s).cu.‘lt
,anted. FRED. SYLVESTER, 2.t.ti South t , oat , 11
-treat. m yl6 tf
„IVET.BE LAN(.;EY PLACE; NO
;1122. for "'ale.. Price only S._„00?.
A. - ,F -- 1-7.TTIN G ;-
MUM
AITTOWNL—FOR SAL E.—A
tr.,l j
Modern Vtlia,convtining 14 poems near.thf• DtTet.
Terms e - Isy. --- CHAS. 11. sToftES,
Sn. 4e9 Main street, Germantown.
1311431 NESS-- OPPORTLTNITY:•-' F 3
dail. have for . saP. on easy terms. fifteen nilnutes'from
the city. on the Germantown It iilroad. an Elegant Resi
dence, b_eautifelly and completely fitted. out with all
modern conveniences.
It has been occupied for two years as a boarding-house,
and line a good winter and rummer patronage. J. M.
GI3.IIIDIEY & SONS, 73,3 Walnut street
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MT, , FOR SALE—FOUR-STORY BRICK
iZ!lo.i with back buildings, and every modern
convenience, situate No. 1711 Filbert street ; lOt 20 feet
front by 117 feet deep to a 40 feet wide street. J. M.
cIUMMEY & SONS, 733 Walnut street.
FOR SALE—THE - TEIRE&STORY
Llial - EriiVD - Welling, - iiitli - at tics and back building, sit
uate No. 318 South Sixteenth street - every modern con
venience. Immediate Doeoeselon. ',J. hl. GUMMEY
SONS, 733 Walnut street.
el NEW BROWN STONE 'LOUSES,
iNv•o NOS. 1920, 2001 AND 2010 SPRUCE STREET FOR
KALE. FINISHED IN WALNUT IN TILE MOST
SUPERIOR INIANNER. AND WITH. EVERY
MODERN CONVENIENCE. E. B. WARREN,
.2913
SPRUCE STREET. APPLY BETWEEN 2 AM . / 4
O'CLOCK P. M. mh26tf
WEST PHILADELPHIA—HAND
somePHILADELPHIA— modern cottage, with 'every convenience,
and large lot of ground, southwest corner of Pine
and Forty-first streets. J. GUAIMEY St SONS, No. 733
Walnut street.
DUBLJC SALE—BEAUTIFUL BUILD
ING Site at Barldonfield New Jersey. hi. Thomas
& Sons' sale. May 21th. at Philadelphia Exchantie, at 12
o'clock. Choice lot on Main street, one square from
railroad station, W acres ~with largo shade trees. Six
daily trains each way from' Vine street wharf. mylB4t"
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A DE
_ sirablelluilding-LotionNortlellroad street. A line
location, LO by:00 feet deep to a street : Nicolson pave
meta. front. curb and paved in roar. Will let exchanged
for improN ed property. Apply to COPPIJ OK & JOU
DAN .-ip t a-Nvalnut street.
71 OR SAL E—A LARGE LOT OF
1 1 Ormind with:l Pouts). on the SOUTH side o f g‘A.N.
SON street. htdween TENTIII and ELEVItaITIf streets.
Apply to
Air EECHANTVILLV:, N. J.—BUILDING
1.11. bites for balmily° minutes' walk from WelwOod
IRITRTY AHNIITES FRONI FRONT AND
Arnim ET STREETS.
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• .
Philadelphia. Fare by the Annual Ticket. 8 cte. per
trip. Address J. W. Ti . ) NNE Y 7
rey7 lie§ No. 127 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
mo AP I TALI STS AND BIJII.DERS.
A For pale—A large and rapidly•lmprovlng LOT
NORTH BROAD STREET, between Norris and Dip
mond ; 623 feet deep to THIRTEENTH. STREET, Inter
reeled by PARK AVENDE, FOUR FRONTS.
ni11843 . Apply N 0.322 Olieldnut ptroot.
TRIMMINGS, ANDPATTERN b:
11/1 R. M. A. I3INDER'S TRIMMING,
LACES AND PAPER PATTERNS.
VOL N. W. CO R. ELEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
NOVELTIES IN TUCKED AND SPRIG MUSLINS.
Piques, from 250. to
French twisting, 2 yards wide, 60c.
Elegant satins, el 75 per yard.
Tom Thumb fringes, $.) per
SOLS dozen. •
PARA .
MADE-DP LACE GOODS.
Black Thread, Guipure, Pointe 'Applique, Valenci•
entice Laces, Lace Collars.
Rnillings, all tile styles in use.
Cotton gimps and fringes._ .
• 3-0 "1 ,11 kid gloves, every palr warritoted. -
Bridal veils and wreaths, 'Frenchjewelry, corsets and
hoop skirts. Guttering machines, 610 ell-made suit, at
,
If you want a handsomelii-litting, w
short notice, go to
MRS. BINDER'S.
She never disappoints. It is truly a wonderful estab
lirliment.
The above goods cannot be- eqUalled In quality or
price. my2s tf rr
MOCKING BIRD LOST. FLEW
away from the ColoLnatio flotol,on Monday noon.
riirgo rcwurd will lin paid on Ito return to No. 2122
Spruce etroet. " mylB 2t*
— AGENTS WANTED TL,
O SELL'
Lite of George retfiff2gly.
niyl7 3 t
'IOIIN ,C. BAH.ER, So • CO.'S ,P.IIRE COD-
P __ Liver 011, genuine and perfeellv. sweet and 'palate
-ble. Itecorumended by the beet phyelelans In the land.
, I.etabllebrdjWO. Citrate Sdagnesia, Alcohol, Powdered
Uppinm, 3i pound bottles.
- holesaleagency-Tor-thn c'elehrateft II I fth Jleek Con
gress. Water. 'JOHN 0. B
lad &
718 Market street. Ph elphla.
-11DRoxrHt3BOR JOHN- BIIPHAN N, M. D.
I can be consulted pereotiallyor by hitter in all die
emirs, Pationts'can tidy npon a talfei speedy; and per.
'lament cure. us the:Professor iprepares and furnishes
new, scientific and - positive remedies specially adapted
to the wants of the patient. Private offices in College
Building, N0.b14 Pair, street. Witco hours from 9 A.
PI, to tt,P. apso iy
N. H. HOFFMAN,
• Clerk,
SPECIAL NOTICES
-- FOR ,
A. B. CARVER CO.,
R. W. corner Ninth and Filbert streets
LOST.
WANTS.
MEDICAL
PERSONAL
' -
The New Plve-Stori Store,
NO. IS South 11113 rib Street and No.' 9 Dees
for Street.
2? by - 173 foot.Appy to
TIIEOOOI4O MEGANGEN;,-
4214111 . N 0.44 South eilith Btriot
AUS R N .-TO RENT-THE $4
fine old 'country reoldetiee of tho httti Sarah
letrOresson,on tho old Frontetroet road,abont I
from Nrankford: it fow minutes , walk from the Franford
son i.tio.balf info walk from the Bpistopal Mud ,
tel , ; baying sixteen rooms abetted by trees over ono
hundred years! old.. The fruit and vegetable garden ad
vanced in condition. For a large family. -- Atio.tly tur-
At n low rent for the summer •or year. Apply
to . • r WM. 1". fiItHSSON.
myl9 . 0.224 South Broad street.
_ p
fa TO , RENT.—A..A.AND — SOM E FTLYEN
.
ished residence, with 9 acres of lend, near Germ an
toWn. Replete loith conveniences. Apply to
• J. 11. , MITCHELL,
myl9th ato Ilt" 14 North 'lfth street.
et TO RENT FOR A TERM OF YEAREi
—3larble Yard, S. N. corner of Ir Ifteoutband b'ede
ral streets; also, the three-story Dwelling arning.
Immediate possession. Apply kP ANNIE K as
nromi.es.. ,ritylfiGt*
atl FOR. 1U ..OR FOR
Ma very desirable Double Minnalon,:two-atorles WO—
atone—with all modern improvements and conveniences;
in perfect order ; plenty of gronnd ; nt Mount Plea
sant. Germantown ; near Gorse and Steam Railroads;
suitable for a large family or for a Beardlng-liouse.
Apply to ROBERT THOMA El, No. 6105 Germantown
avenue, or
JAB. A. FREEMAN, Auctionear,
my7B-3t§ No. 422:Walnut street.
iFA FOR RENT—THE LARGE FOUR;
.Ranr_ story' store pro per situate N 0.322 Marks t Btreet.
,1 . N. GOMM Eli & 50N5,733 Walnut bisect.
FOR RENT FOR THE SEASON
{... Delightful residence on thoPetintivivaula Railroad,
ou 2:1 0 0 y ards front Station. Fine double house (stone),
11 rooms. About 2 acres. Neat 'awl]; good stabling . ; beau ,
tiful country ; reasonable relit. FILED. SYLVESTER.,
208 South Fourth street. trtylti tf§
. .
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firol TO RENT FURNISHED.—A HAND
EN- same thrfWiltOrY brick dwelling; with double back
buildings, on the south We of Arch street, between
Fifteenth and Hixteeuth .streets, Apply tn A. D. CAR
TER k CO., southwest corner Ninthaell Filbert
_sitt_i till—
._____—_— mylt 61"
ARKET- STREET- -ST 0 R E—TO
LS rent for a term of years, the Fire-mtor Store No.
31,2 Market street. J. M. GUMMEY & SONS, 733 Walnut
street.
fti FOR RENT.—STORES NO. 237, 2 39
atnot-.—A.lso_birgtt
storeP. Apply to . 8. FisflEß; - --
my6l2t• ------- -6UI Commerce street.
TO. .RENT—FURNISHED OR U
N
_.
• UR harnlshed-11 handsome double Itepidenco; wait
lin convenience., situate on Forty-first, below Pine,
West Philadelphia. Lot. with choice shrubbery. J.
N. GUMIIIEI & SONS, 113 Walnut street.
C. -FOR RENT. MANSION HOUSE
anal grounds. northeast corner of ThlrtY
-Tillltil and Locust tt reet (4, Olt -favorahlo tertris,. Ou the
gEOI/111114 AV, IL large to of fruit trees and on
trtm :hot-house. filled—with collection of:
.
grape , vinee. Apply to
AD - 00.1%
Jos. S. FINITE%
rny 0 121* - 601 Cowmen-At street.
GElt AN TOW N.—SEVER AL COT
ty to rent n'int for sate,
CTIAS. 11. 'STOKE.%
N 0.4529 Main street, aertnantown.
103-16 r
ilf"g GERN ANTOWN .—A IJ It NIS ED
ELL cottage to rent for six \months. within Ilv.l
miu
utee of depot. \ (HAS. If . STOKES,
16 t*
T— A 11 A . 4 30 N. 111 1' R
NISH ED Country Re.idenee. with 4 acres of
cround,-MaultPitm street. Gointantown._three
e nth from Wayne titatom. All kinds fruit, tine . lawn,
, d able fin' homes and cowe r with all Mei every inn/rove.
seta. 204p1y to (..10.1.'11J011 it JUItDAN. 433 Walnut
fit _ .
H A NPSQ.IIT E C(.)I3N
-1111 try plume, with soveral :Lev> , of laud. on _Ohl york.
pmd, live minntefe nalk from Oak Lane fr,Latient OU the
North PennaylvaninTMllrowl,
FURN'ISIIED coLrNTity SEAT, within two wan ,
titi-s - n 11firnni Ilavi.rforf 0311101E7.
Centro.) Railroad. J. 31,.01.131ALEi.& SONS, 733 %Val-
EITO RENT—ROOMS OF. ALL SIZES,
*well lighted , tuitAblo for'light manufacturing bn4l.
ne,4, in bnilding.No„7l2 flheq trait otreet. J. M. Gllll 6 .
211ET.14 \Valnut greet. •
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IOR -- IENI--TH - E — H4NDSOM -•
four-story property, Nn S-. South Eighth street"
corner of Jayne, and first above Chestnut street._ _J__ll.
GUMMEY SONS, 73.3 Walnut street.
FOR R E NT—FURNISHED—A
handsome four story brick dwelltnm....avith back
buildings and every modern Convenience, Hitnato eo
-
Broad street, below Flue. J. 31. G 31. E Y k SONS,
No. 733 Walnut street. .
fiff - TO -- LET - ;.;SECOND-STORY - FRONT
.I6II Room. 324 Chestnut street, about 213 x 23 feet.
Suitable for an office or light business. -
jail tf " " FlAKltilk -11 ROTHEIP
FOR SALE—WEST LOUAN
246—Fonr-etory brown Owte .t-1,41-
acnce, with three story double back buildings. Lot 24
feet front by 144 feet deep.
No: 1021 CLINTON STREET— , Three-storY
with three-story double back buildings. Lot 21x117. feet
to a street. - -
CHESTNUT •STREET—Handsotne four-story resi
dence. with large three-story bark buildings. Lot V
feet front by 235 feet deep, to Sal/f4I)M street. Situate
west of Eighteenth street.
ARCH STlCEET—llandsomo four-story brick resi
dence, V feet front, with every convenience. N. W.
corner Twentieth street..
ARCH STHEET—lland•omo modern fonr.nt,ri •
resitlence,with three•story double bark buil t.-es B Ara
conveniences and in perfect order. West r•
eireet,--south
11 aluut -street.
MME=2I
T 0 RENT— HE SECOND-STORY
T
ROMP, or Officer,. of No. 42 South Third etroet.
loonire on first floor. mil' a to th tfij
rue LET—LARGE SECOND - STORY
1. room; 1124 Chestnut street. Low rent. Apply on
the Premises. myl9 2t;
A P. HILDRETH. E S. TAYLOR.
BIM:METH .t TAYLOR,
CAPE MAY REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Office, Perry street, opposite Mansion street,
CAPE MA'S CITY, N. J.
Refer by special permission to :_ E. C. Knight,
F. Potts. Matthew W. Bird anti John C. Bnl
F RIP., of Philadelphia; General William J. Sewell,
of Camden, and J. F. Cake,Emq., of Cape May.
N. B.—Particular attention given to the renting of
centages, my 3 tojyl§
CREESE & Ikt cCOLLITM , Ti ESTATH
AGENTS.
Office, Jackson street, opposite Mansion street, Cape
Island, N. J. Real Estate bought and sold. Persons
desirous of renting cottages during the season will apply
oraddrees as above.
Reepectfully refer to Chas. A. liabloam,Henrl BEirina
Francis Mcllvain, Augusta Merino, John Davis ap.
W. W . , Juvenal. feB4ll
1570. 1570
KNICKERBOCKER ICE COMPANY
Establisbed 1532. Incorporated 186.1.
Office, 435 - Walnut Street,.
PHILADELPHIA.
North Penn'a R. R. Offices Pine Street Wharf
alai Master et. Schuylkill.
Ititlge anal awl Wil- .. No. 4633 . Main street
)ow street.^ND Germantown.
Willnw. St. Wharf , -- ,1 . No. 21 N. Second et.
'Delaware avenue. Drench Camden, N.. 1.,
.
2ld & tiamilton stn. —
~.- and . .' .
Ninth Ht. and Wash• n A ' 0 4 1 10 may, Now Jer
ington avenue. wepols• soy.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in and Shippers of
y gcud your orders to any of the above offices
For prices, see cards.
IRON .FEN CE.-
of the bent make. The most sightly and the most
economical fence that can he need.
Specimen panels of various styles of - this fence may be
aeon at our office
MERRICK 6:z BONN
,_
SOUTHWARK FOUVDRY,
CIO WASHINGTON Avenue, Philadelphia,
MANUFAC TIIB.E
STEAM. ENGINES—IIIigh and Low Pressure,Horizon
tal, - Vortical, Beam, Oscillating, Blast and Cornish
Pumping. _
BOlLERS—Olylinder, - Flue, Tubular, &o. -
STEAM HAMMERS—Nasmyth and Davy styles, and of
' all sizes.
'CASTINGS—Loam, Dry and Green Sand, Brass, &o.
ROOFS—Iron Frames, for covering with Slate or Iron,
TANKS—Of Cast or Wrought Iron,for refineries, water,
oil, &c.
GAS MACHINERY—Sac h as Retorts, Bench Castings.
Holders and Frames,_ Purifiers Coke and Charcoal
-- Barrovilt - Valves, Governors, Ste.:
SUGAR ..MACIIINERY—Finch as Vacuum Pane and
Pumps, Defecntors, Bone Black Filters, Burners,
. Washers and Elevators, Bag Filters, Sugar and Bono
Black Cars, &c. •
Sole manufacturers of the following specialtiest
In Philadelphia and vicinity,of - William Wright's Patent
Variable Cut-off Steam Engine,
In the United States, of Weetan'a Patent Belt - center'
--
ing and Belf-balancing Centrifugal Sugat-draining
chino.
Glass & Barton's Improvement on Aspinwall & Woolsey'
-
JOHN DAINTY.
31 Soneh Sixth stred
ICE COMPANY
EASTERN 10E.
IRON, &U.
Tbo undersigned are prepared to execute orders for
ENGLISB. IROILEENOE,
YARNALL
ut k h
TRIMBLE,
147 So Front street
Centru,—.
Bailors Patent Wrought-IrOn Retort Lid.
•Strahan's Drill Grinding Bost.— _
Oentractors for the design, erection and fitting niturae•
Sneriesfor !working Sugar or Idelassee.
COPPER AND YELLOW METAL
V Sheathing, Brazier's Copper Nails, Bolts and _lngot
Comer, constantly on hand and for sale by RENA!
WLNI3OII & 00,. No, e4O Ovals WharTCat
F1e314 DA IC SOFIOOL SUPERTNTEN
dents, get Prof. Bart% admirable address A "Row to
ct a Library t . tbo. Babbotti School insporium.
ace Arai street. Philadelolda. ' '
ANOTHER
REDUCTION OF
PRICES,- -
American Sunday-School 17nion:
Catalogries furnished gratuitously at the
Depository,
) No. 1122 OiTESTNTITip:r..ftIt_ET,..
kitit a . wV tii..._0111316_,." -- A - ylo
1 the only ono of its kind, le" Piano and Musical
ter." Pronounced by competent judges the meat perfect ;
Instruction book over written for the_piano and a Coal
vendlum of rnuoieni infortnnt lon. Bold by al l MUSIO and
book dealers • School edition, 82: I.lbrarr edition,
•Bent nest free. Liberal Worm:int an quantittea.
& PERKY. PnbliohersM owl 209
nAlkington atreet, Benton; LEE & WAL KER. Phlla
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT
MANUFACUORY.
Ordorhor these cOnbrated Shirts finppliai promptly
brio( notice.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Of lato styles In full variety
WINCHESTE - R - & - Ca
706 C lIESTNUT.
th ■ tt
•-•
tM The Lighteit and Neatebt Fiuli3hod
PARK PHAETONS,
BAHOCCELES,
CEA HENCE COACHES,
PII VSICIASS' PHA E CONS.
Awl voriows otlnr istyleirof Corrlage3 are now offered
reduced pricioa by
- - J. GEORGE J.EFLEIR.
SiNTH AND 'GIRARD AVENUE
my 17.111 111 4 2141;
- PAIN. rING-.
•
TIE -Ear 'PAINTING.—
ont Cosvmres
100 lb+ Of Lilo, 1 2 . 50
cotoweD rms." (ting S _
an '
'
/ Vitt - t rot much as V> 1 101 . ,0 t
f Itnr artie n
/ 3 awl Wear lOgr\i
see
50.150
addreis BO W Z,:'
COSI Vr.t!‘-1 - L_ _
issimeg
n.vl2 lh s In lin Cp
A. C. BRYSON & CO.,
A. 0. BRYSON- & 00.
A. C. BRYSON N Esc . CO:,
A BT?YSON CD.,
A. C. BIZYSON & cp.,
A. C. BRYSON & CO.,
A. C. BRYSON CO,
A. C. LlMio.7i ,t CO.,
607 Chestnut St. & 604 - Jayne St.
•
607 Chestnut St. S.: 604. -- Jayne St.
,•
607 Chestnut St..tz, GO/ Jayne St.
607 Chestnut St. S 604 Jayne St.
ge'Cliegimut - St.• L iiO4- Jayne St.- -
607 CheMnut St. &_6o# Jayne St. _
607 Chentaut St. & rA.I Jayne) St. -
GOT Chebtuut St, & 614 Jayne St..
(Bulletin Aijkgrylladelpnial)
- 13Ook and Job Printeps.
Book and Jon - Print - ers,
Book and Job Printers,
Book and Job Printers,
Book and jab •Printers,
Book and Job Printers,
Book and Job Printers,
Workmen Skillful. PriOes Low.
Workmen Skillful. Prices Low.
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- GAS -FIXTURES.
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IXTURE.—bLISKEY, AIERRILL
St TB ACK.ARA, No. 718 Chestnut streot, manu
facturers of Gas Fixtures, Lamps, tc., ,tc., would call
the attention of the public to their largo and elegant aa
eortment of Gas Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets, &c.
They afro - introduce - gas pipes into dwellings and publio
111'11(.11'1gs. and attend to extending, altering and repair
re ems pi pen. All work warranted
TTjI fraI)ELPITF.(A ---- M11 . 1.4 - 71.N - T - 0 - W N -
A: AND NORRISTOWN RAILROAD TIME
TA: LE. On auil af E ter THUANTORSDAY. April 21st,
FOR GILDIWN.
Leave - PITILADELPRIA 6, 7, 8, 9.05,'10, 11,.12,
A. M. 1:0, 2,34 i, 33.5, 4,41 ti, 5.05, SU, 6, 6;,i, 7,8,
9.20, 10:05. 11, 12, P. 71.
Leave GERMANTOWN 6, 6.55 7%. 8,8., 9, 10,
1040. 12 A. 31'. /si, 2,3, 3.50, 4,5, 6, 6 20 34, 7,8,
10, A.
P.N.
6=-1" Mc • E .21) Dunit Train, nied37i and 574' Up Trams
lc lll ngt stop on the a mannacn Thranch
ON SUNDAYS
Leave PHILADELPHIA at 93. i, A. M. 2, 4.05 min.,
,', and 10:3; 1'.31.
Leave tiEItIANTOWN at 834, A. M. 1,3, 6, and
931, P. M.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD. .
Leave PHILADELPHIA 0,8,10, and 12,A, 31. 2, 334,
531,7, 9.20, and 11. I'. 31.
Luaus CIIESTN UT .lILLL 7,10,8.9.10, and 11.40, A. M. 1 •
30, 3.;30, bA0,6.30, 9, and 10.90,P.M. A. - • • •
O• - •
N SUNDAYS. • '
Leave PP ILADELPHIA at 9 I,'A. Di. 2, and 7,P. 24.
Leave CHESTNUT RILL at 7.50, A. 31, 12.10,5.40, and
9.25, P. M. •
Passengers taking the. 6.06, 9 and 10;594:11i. Trains
from Germantown, will make close connections toith
Pains for New York at Intersection Station
FOR CONSHOHOCKEN AND NOItRISTOWN
Leave PHILADELPHIA - 6:131,9, and 11.05,A. M. 1.3 i.
3,934,5,53 , 1, 631, 8.05, 10, and 1131, P. M..
Leave NORRISTOWN 511, 0.25, 7, 734, 8.50,' and 11,A.
31. 331, 3031 ,63,1, 8, anti 931, P M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave PHILADELPHIA at 9, A. M. 231, 4,' anrl • 73s,
I'. 31.
Leave NORRISTOWN, at 7, A. M. 1, SU, and 9, P. M.
FOR MANAYUNK.
Leave PhiladelPhia : 6,73 i. 9 and. 11.05 A. M.: Ust3i •
935, 5, 03/i-634,8.05 , 10 and WI P. M.
Leave Matta yunk : 0, 6.55, 73;i, 8,10, 9.20 and 1135 A. M.;
2,333' , 5,63 i, 835 and 10 P. 31.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia :9 A, M., 23; : , 4 and P. 31.
Leave Mitnityunk • 731 A. 31,131, 63-1" and P. M.
PLYMOUTH RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia : 731 A. 31. and 5 P. 31. •
Leave Plymouth : 13.1 A. DI. and 934 P.M
The 731 A. M. Train from Norristown will not stop at
loer's, Potts' Laneling, Domino or Seltzer's Lane. The •
Trainffem Thiladelphta will stop only at School
• .Lirrte, Manaytenk Consholeocken.
Passengers taking the 7.00, 9.05 , and -11.00 A. M.
Trains front-Ninth and Green streets will make close
.connect tons with the Trains for New York at _lntersec
tion Station.
The 11 A. M. and 6 P. 31. Trains from New York con
nect
town to with theth 2.00 /I nd 9 .20 P. Ill.:T . r;i r ns s. f l r v o i na t, : o e N rin
Gen
art- • -
oral Superintendent.
Nin and Green stree G ts.
-CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS. . .
-On iiind-after-MONDA,Iday-lath,l3lo,- trains_
Vine Street Ferry w:- • s s s
FOR ATLANTIC -V ClTY: Olsen .
, 8,00 A. M. •
Freight, with Passenger Car - 935 A. M.
Atlantic A coon:mod:akin 3.95 P. 31.
yTnU - RETURNING—LEAVE ATLANTIC. •
4.00 P.M
11.95 A. M.
Atlantic Conn:iodation • ' 6 •
LOCAL TRAINS L1CA.3 4 13 - -
For IDuldonfield.....lo.ls A. 131.,24)0 P. M. and 6.00 P.'3l.-
— For Atco mutTiratitifslllate Stations,
10.15 A.M. and 6.00 P. 31
RETURNING-leEAYh -- -
ITaddonfiold ' 7.15 A. DI., I.ool'. 51. and 3.15 P.M: •
Atm+ 6.22 A. M. and 12.12 Noon. •
The Union Transfer Company,No: 824 Chestnut Street. '
Continental Dote!, will cull for and check baggage to .
- destination. Tickets also on sale.
-
D.II,MUNDY, Agent.
mj4 lniD
PRINTIribt.
THE lINDEIIGRoIUND RAILROAD.
liteeelleelloris ci tsinvery-i•e•tnetumbla the
itendiszwours or the trusrirav-...re ***** N o .
vetble liiveivr,tersirTitner for FOridona. n'` • L A, v
be - LentasterlritelligjenCeiehruf the follow
ing very interesting article: •
Columbia, of all the towns in Pennsylvania,
was for sixty years the most noted . teridezVous"
for manumitted and fugitive slaves. The set
, Bement was made principally, by Quakers; who
have always been, the Wends- of .the oppressed ,
arid down-trodden, to - Whoa- they were ever
.ready to otter shelter and an asylum. When
William Wright (the grand Son of John Wright,
Founder of Wright's Ferry) attained his/ 'ma
jority, heat once interested JAMS& In'belialf'
of, the enslaved. His first public act for them
• caused considerable excitement
,amongst the
slaveholdefsoht4o years agt:KOriaiti,.Sewell;
a Wealthy' shiveholder, • removed froth Buair
Ricer Neck, in Harford county, Maryland,
to the Manor hi this county, bringing with
.';; him - nine slaves (one of whom wq.ll,.S,am-Othit-i,
"• who a after Wards Eians,'•in
Donegal.) . He kept blooded stock arid a pick
after,a.nimmer of his, kind. :VII-,
tarn . Wright applied: - to - the' Coruts'on behalf
• of these - slavesiatid - aucceeded in; getting
We,7 -them
e. - Airlie was - hiairliferaife - altet; Ater - the
triA:Sewell started in pursuit to chastise him ;
boar:had-Wetted horses and , were, gond:riders:
They-We're Vida feW•Yaids apart-both forcing
. their animals at the height of their speed. Be
tween Lancaster and Klugh'sravern, the former
was able - to cut the latter-three or- feniqiities
with 'a raw hide. When they arrived at Klugh's,
Mr. Wright leaped off his licirse and ran into
the house, while SeWell Storiped'a•moment to
bitch his horse:, which '• enabled' the former
to elect his escape by locking himself in a
room. Sewell was a pewerful man, while
Wright was q.tite small. His . principles,.how
ever; *Paid hateprevented him from'making
a defeOce by attacking his purSuer. He had
courage enough, and nerve to face any dan
----get-in-behalf-of-outraged-homanity..
Soon - spread attiangst the' slaveS in• the States
of Maryland and Virginia, and from that time
Columbiasbetame,an important point In theta
'lt frequently happened 'that the slaveholders,
'Other Northern States,. took 'their slaves
with them. When the fact - became known
-I th Win: - ' Wright he 'Weer keattenipt to
obtain their freedom through the Courts,. In
1810 hard Bacon, a wealthy bind - and' slave
owner in Henrico county, -Virginia, on the
' banks of the Chickalionney, died, and by will
• •Ttratiurnitted fifty-six -slaves, Some of his
. - ::heirs :Wed:. to: hold:ahem Jri - slavery. On the.
,Ilth.day of February, "'By-virtue of the Act
of
. the General Assembly instituted " and au
:,act authorizing the emancipation' ,of the
Izard_liactur,_ ,tieceasell,"'±waS,_-by a_
decree of the Supreme Court of Chan
cery for the Richmond District, pronounced
the 15th day of June, ISO, and declared them
to be, free and emancipated„.. Charles Graq
ger, a nephew of Bacon, gathered these fifty
six 'slaves together-- - --of all ages—in wagons,
anct.sitave.._theni'.to Columbid.._For _several
days and perhaps weeks, they were quartered
in. the large stone • warehouse of Bethels,
where the canal. basin now is, . and where .
Eva - a - Green had lium linriber , y-atiL
saws, Reynolds, and9reenS were df this num
_. bet. A..few years later upWards of a_litindred
inote-rnantamittect-staves-came-from-Hanover
county, Virginia, adjoining Henrico county.
Tbeyname-in-wagons r and-campeit in-the -yard--
at the Lamb tavern on Locust' street. -- These
slaves bekingeirto Sallie 13e11, - a 114.
The Sawneis were of this party: A feti-years
later anether—large party came. F-ugi--
-Live slaves :_ r -wore--- constantly seeking
refuge amongst their friends here, and
at times' their numbet . was (juke
large . . It got to be whenever a slave ran away
master In Maryland or Virginia, he"
"sought his capture here. They even paid a 11 1
-
worthless vagabond, named Eaton, sevetslikon
dred dollars per annum to remain here andgive
infermation of fugitive slaves. Charles Taylor,
a stage-driver, was another slave informer.
With.the large expenditure of money and-the
aid of the slate-catchers, a very feW, as corn- -
pared w ith the large number of slaves, were
arrested.- The agents of the U. G. R. R. were
very cunning, and more than a match for the
slavers:Whets. - I will mention a few who
were-arrested : Sophia Taylor was taken at
Donnelly's Tavern, on Front street, about
thirty-eight years ago. She died at
York while -in trat44tti to .slaverv.
Charlotte Reed,lived at Evaa Green's.
"linshincl-washiScoaclunank—They lived-- in-a
small hottfe in Bank alley. She had several
children, and with them was dragged to Lan
caster. [shall never forget the ,heartrending
scenes when she found that she was to be re
, mantled hawk to', slavery. She had three - or.
four children, the youngest but a mouth or
two old. The master was anxious to obtain
them also, but as they were born in
a flee State he was not permitted to take them.
The children were taken iu charge by the
" Direttors of the Poor. Twenty years
• later, when • the mother tame to look
. fur them, she found the, eldest, a boy, at
Colonel Neel's. The others had died. A few
months later her 'husband collected seven hun
dred dollars; and deposited six hundred dollars
in bank, which was afterwards given to the
children, and with ajoyful heart went to Mary
land to redeem his wife. He had scarcely ar
rived there when he wa.sarrested and old into
slavery further South. -ThiS was about thirty
- five years ago. He has never been heard . of
since. Chailotte was sold to a slave-dealer
in New Orleans. She was a good
nurse, and earned money enough ie
few years to purchase her freedom and
that of a sister, whom she met there and had
not seen for thirty years. She married a
wealthy Creole. A few years ago she visited
her friends in Colurnbia. • Aboitt this time a
• slave-eatchee - of York, -named Isaac Brooks,
was taken by the colored people to Hinkle's
Meadow, when. the snow was several inches
deep, and whipped by them most terribly. A
colored' man' was arrested, about this time,
'haridertfled rnaster,litt before he got to
ShaWnee Hun his carriage was surrounded and
the slave rescued. James Blake. .a fugitive
slave, • was killed at the Point Rock about
thirty-three years ago: • •
. • Alit the passage'of the Fitgitiye 'Slave law
' in 1850, a Mrs. Numan and her children were
taken on Fifth street. A Mrs. Cobb and
family, from H. Shydam's, while washing.
William Baket was the first fugitive slave
taken by force; and remanded back to slavery ,
after the passap..of that law. Ile was sawiug
:wood at Shemberger's, on Lecust street,'wheu
he Was decoyed to &Mite , Brook's Office: A
number of, leading citizens of Columbja ad
vanced the'Mpney and-purchased his freedom
before his master took him from Philadelphia.
In May, 185:2, Archibald G. Ridgely, a slave
catcher orlialtirriere, shot Wm. Smith while
attemptirig to take him out of a lumber yard
• Brown's Hotel. ' He was the first martyr
tinder the Fugitive Slave Law, It was a cold
blooded-and brutal murder. The Governorof ,
- Maryland sent Otho Scott :and.
,another lawyer
here, and in aprivate and expert manner took
testimony., .They and, others were charged
at the time with corrupting the admin
istration of JUstice. Governor Bigler, after
. promising . the Writer .of . this . to. grant
-:a - prep&
; • 0 11 4vits, refused when they , were wesented.;
Dis4ict-Attorney Thompson 'forever ruined
• -by'entering- a•noti jirim.- in" the cases. •
Ile soon thereafter left. Lancaster.. He and his.
family were on the Henry -Clay,' which was
- burned on the. Hudson river. KtiowingAnit he
'wciuld be pursued, Ridgely ran from COlumbla
• •to a point a few. , miles beyond York before
thierlfeated himself, from the:. ef-:'
fects of whiCh-he died in a few months. - It is
said that his remorse was terrible , 4fttiri
. the
InletleKof
About fi.urteen years ago John JOnes, a, ftt
was arresttp, an who hisyntors were,
takihg albug4Wehlut sliteW n : rkt:and -when
the - residence of James Barber, he-sprangnte.
a eellarway and elected his escit&..at the rear
-part of the house. Lydia Downs, when work
- Mg at Jonas Myers', was "spotted 4 i and the
house surrounded, but she' effected her escape
- thronerthe r00f.(4 coloreil,maftlyatrayreSted
shifts hoti ng c o 4, aflJ4lll . B.yBfi•ekler'S,
who immediately rode to. town and'griie the
alarm 'to the colored people. The women on
Tow lfill, led by Julia Miller and Mary Jane
collected the most handy weaponsand
started out the. Lancaster pikeoinging the-son
of *freed , m,' They caught tip to the slave 4
catchers-at.,7-Bletz's bflrek, in Mountville, :and
fureiblf tos,.irct th e Pailive.
• Hundred's of" Argil:lves, fleeing from shriery,
ere safely piloted through this place thrOugh
the agency of the U. G. H. R. Dan'l Gin
, lionik7si, - tett , the rteXt'stat ion telow this; ~, M any
were secreted in a false era of a luniber car
belonging to William Whipper, and taken to
thee Philadelphia planen and from, thence cant
aiouird Philadelphia to-New Bedford.
l'rreCauley, for some years despatcher at,
this place, under Democratic rule, rendered
Valuable aid to the fueltives. His position'
often e,tive 'hint 'opPorttiniti4 .- of obtaining.
valuable'information.' ' Was' as true as steel
to the slave. lie was never suspected by his
Democraticbrethren with-rendering -aid to-the
panting slave when pursued by his master.
Goodrich, of York, was the agent there,
and , usnally sent word a day in advance
When freight. might .be expected in Colum
• bia: Cato Jordon; who - took the - cars
across the bridge usually condticted them
across, where another agent was ' waiting to
.conduct them • through Black's.i•yard around
the townto Tow •-On one ore sign afeW ,
minutes' notice was given of the expected ar
rival:of several men. Matt. Coates got to the
=bridgejust as-,they%were-eineiging-Illfe - refroM.
They at once became boisterous, and, as
thotigh they were, aCquainted, said they would
go" across the street and buy some things
uire Unntees), when: r poates whispered
.1•11
Them that' their. master was, in their advance
and was then at Bogg's hotel. CoateS started
on a-run through-Black'syardi-followed- by the
frightened fugitives. They effected - their es
cake. Bad they been . a few minutes later in
crossing the bridge every one of them would
have been taken.
On several occasions Thomas Bessick and
other agents boldly. took slayeS to the cars, in
' !spell - day Mid purelia.sed" tieketS:TOr: thent
heir their master was in town,
and had men employed to watch the house
where the fugitives were supposed to he con
coaled. receillect •another Occasion when
si;ven fugitive slaves of immense stature, and
armed to the teeth, sought no assistance fram
the Underground Railroad, but traveled in
open - day. rimy were prepared to tight their
• nay to - freedom. 1 believe they settled in
Chester county.
Twenty-five o 1 thir• came through safe
frOm Cambridge ; Md. Wheu the Fngitive
:Slave law was enacted there were several hum
-dredoltheurliVing inColumbia,most-of , Whetir
fled to Canada. Ant nest many of thewhiteS
thirty-five years egO,III feeling of':entnity - Wris
n
_engendelm,Minstlie black Juan._:. Rumors
were constantly set afloat that the blacks were
atmed,_and intended to murder the whites.
The.
.citizens - : - patrolled - the . streets .at
- night- tO- prevent - any-outbreak. Those who
pretended . th- --- 4 - _-thet-blacks -were- to -rise,-IM
_ xoked _a__ruoh'._themselves,L_wbo.:drove the
colored people-out of town and destroyed Much
of their property..:Dr. I'arlsh and Charles Bur
leigh were prevented from speaking by a mob.
.Dr. Goheen, 'who returned from Liberia,
brought a colored man with him ! , and, his life
was threatened. A mob committed mayhem
upon the colored man and tied him •to the
knob of Goheen's door, where he was found_
nearly dea - d. • • " -
The cases of rescue and safe delivery were
SP Auwerons..that the bare mention of them
would - fill our :pa per: ,
LEGAL NOTICES.
ISTTATE OF EOM UND I). WA lir FIJING..
I dec'tl.—Lettern of A , ministration upon the above
Estate having been granted to the undersigned by the
Register of Willa for the City and County of Philadel
phia. all persons Ind , bled to the bail Jr:atate will make
payment. and those having clams against the same will
present them to JOSEPH_ BALL. Administrator, No.
51 North i xth _street, or ta.l Rix _A tto rn ey A ALUE L
15 AKELING. 522 Walnut at., Philadelphia. apl-thet•
N---'l - 11 - E — DISTIIIOT - - CO 1 - st - T F--THE
rnited litateg, -- forthe - INFiro — District
ryl% ania, CIIA IMES P. BARNARD, late of Philadel
phia. now of Baltimore, Maryland, Bankrupt. havinu
petition' d tor his nisebarge, a meeting ',l creditors will
I. heldon the 7th day of dune, 1010, at 10 o 'clock - A . M.,
before the Register. WILLIAM MeMICII 8 8 9...,
at Nn 419 Walnut street, in the city of PhilaAelnina,
that the examination of the Bankrupt may be finis hc,l,
and any busineas of memings required by /motions 27 or
28 of the act of Congress of March 2d, MG. transacted.
. •
Th., Register will certify whether the Bankrupt hus
conformed to his duty.. &hearing will also be had on
W EDNESDA , the . 22di i-day Ante, 1870, liefore,the
Court, at Philadidphia, at - 10 o'clock, A. M.. when par
ties interested may Chow canes against the'
Wftuctim the lion. John Cadwatailer. Jud.te
sy At.. of the said District Court, and the seal
at Philadelphia, the 11th day of May, A. D. 1670.
G. R. FOX. Clerk.
Attest—WILLIAM Mc MICH A EL,ltegister. my 1241130
_I •
N THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TH E
City and County of Philadelphia—Estate. of REV.
JAMES SEDDON, deceaaed.—The Auditor appointed
by the Court to audit, settle and adjust the tint and
final account of JAMES SEDDON and JOHN SED
DON, Executors sod trustees named in the last will and
testament of REV. JAMES SEDDON, deceased. and lo
report .distribution of the balance in the hands of the
accountanta, will meet the_ parties .interestA, forthe_
purposes Of his appointment, on THURSDAY, May 26,
1670, at o'clock, P. 11., at his office, No. 200 West
Washington Square, in the city of Philadelphia.
CLARENCE BURDEN,
mytiot thlt` Auditor.
"RUSIN ES S UARbS.
EDWIN H. FITLER & co.,
Cordage Manufacturers and Dealers in
llemp,
23 N. Water Street and 22 N. Delaware Avenue
PERLAD ) OLPHIA.
EDWIN H. PITLER. ' CONRAD F. CLOTHIER
=MUM
BEAVER & CO.,
Rope and Twine Mannfacturerm and
Dealers in nempand Ship Chandtery.
'29 North WATEIt.„ 2.i North WILt RVI3S.
tf&
13. C. B. TAYLOR.,
Perfumery and Toilet Soaps.
641 and 643 North Ninth street
Established 1112.1.
WM. G. FLANAGAN & SON,
uoirsE AND slump PLUMBERS,
iY7 IY§No. 129 Walnut Street.
JOTSEI 3 B. WALTON &
CABINET MAKERS,
NO. 413 WALNUT STREET.
Manufacturers of tine furniture and of medium priced
furniture of superiorquality.
GOODS ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER.
Counters, Desk-work, & c,, for Banks , °Maui and
Stores, made to order.
JOSEPH WA UTON,
,JOS. W. LIPPINCOTT.
JOSEPH L. SCOTT..
JAMES L. WILSON, •
SOUSE PAINTEIi,
MS SOUTH NINTH STREET,
eeidence-522 South Ninth etreet. ap3Oly tpi
ENE.Y , PHLLLIY.P.I,_
CARPERitri - AND BUILDER,-
• ' NO. 1024 SANSOM STREET,
jo10:1yrp PIiILADXLPLIIA.
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F A B. wrGitT,
o,f fr g g t3!ote of ronneyiventi
oni ofi gRNEY-AT-LAW
e2tlmisalonor
96 Madison etroot , ziOhioa g o, Illinois. 'aul9tf3
elo TT ON BAIL DUCK OF EIVEItY
width, trot° 22 inches to 7d ineheo Adde,all;munbera
Tent and Awning Duck, - Paper-makeee BiW
Twine, dui. . JOHN W. EVERNA.D.,
jos No. /03 Obutoh Meet CUT , Eltoreti,
PHILADELPHIA EVEN Dri3- BLIAJETIN, THURSDAY, MAY 19.'1870
A. B. ,BARTHOLOMEW
,Di 0111171Ei EIGHTII MEEK'.
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at b 22 3m
StillA
Of fhb Weld and raoetlioantifal doslgna,and another.
Slatel work on hand or tnada to order • •
Also, PEACH BOTTOM. ROOFING SLATES.
Factory and Salesroom, SIXTEENTH and GALLO
RILL St n§ reets. WILSON & MILLER
wpft-fd
JAY CD_OXE_&_CO
Philadelphia, New York and Washington,
Dealers in Government Securities.
FT:rectal attention_giveti to - the Pnictizitie, ant! Bale r:of.
Bonds and Mock's on Commission, at the Board of Bro
kers in this and other cities.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
-___COLLECTIONS_MADE_ON ALL. POINTS
OLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD
RELIABLE RAILROAI) BONDS FOR INVEST
AIENT.
Pamphlets andfull information given at our 'office..
No. 114 S. Thiid Street
n'h2o-tf rn
s=‘2o l S AND_: 1881'S
Bought, Sold and Exchanged on most
Bought and Sold at Market Rates.
COUPONS CASHED. ,
PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS
Bought and Sold on Commission Only.
Accounts iu allowed
on daily balances subject ta
check at sight.
IYEtt&BRO
V- 0
40 South Third St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
ap9tf
LEHIGH CONVERTIBLE
6 Per Cent. First Mortgage Gold Loan,
We offer for Bale .51.760,000 of the Lehigh Coal and
Navigation Company's new First Mortgage Six Per
Cent. Gold Bonds, free from all taxea,interest duo March
and September, at NINETY (90) and interest in cur
rency added to date of purchase.
These bonds aro of mortgage loan of 82,000,000, dated
October 6 1869. They have twenty-five (25) years to
run. and are convertiule into stock at par until 1879.
Principal and interest payable in geld.
They are seem ed by a first mortgage on 5,600 acres of
coal lands in the Wyoming Valley, near Wilkesbarro, at
present producing at the rate of 1.119,000 tons of coal .per
annum, with works in progress which contemplate a
large increase at au early period, and also upon valuable
'Neal Estate in this city.
A sinking fund of ten cents per ton upon all coal taken
from these mines for five years, and, of fifteen cents, per
ton-thereafter, is eetnbliehed, an 4 The- Fidelity;-Insur
ance, Trust and Safe Deposit Company, the Trustees
under the mortgage, collect tinseesume and invest them
in these Bonds, agreeably to the provisions of the Trust.
• For full particulars, copies of the mortgage, &c.,
apply to
W. H. NEWBOLD, SON dc AERTSEN,
C. Oz. K. RORIE,.
E. W. CLARK tt:
JAY COOKE OE: CO.;
' DREXEL d CO.
myll hp§
D. C. WHIRTON SMITH & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 121 S. THIRD STREET.
BIIIMESBORB TO •
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.
Every department of Banking business shall receive
prompt attention, as heretofore. 'Quotations of Stocks,
Gold' and Governments constantly received from our
friends, E. ,D. RA.NpOLP.O. & CO., Now York, lir onr
PRIVATE WIRE: .1;,. • 03'13'
. CHOICE .I4V.ESIMENTS.
. 18315.000i± • tNOOO • 65.000
.
Mortgages unexceptionable charac t er on Proportion
centrally aituuted, for solo b•
• myl7 ' • ' E. R. - JOI t13, - 707 WALNUT Street;
S. MASON BINVS. 300 N F. SITNATF.
I
13;13E:UNDERSIGNEDINVITE ATTEN
TION to their stook of '
pring Mountain, Lehigh and Locust Mountain Cretil'
Which, with the preparationgieon by us, we thing eon/
nat.be excelled by any. other Ooat.,
Franklin Ipstituto No,IS B.: Seventh
etTeat. : VINES &
.114/9tf , Aroh OrreetWharfAchoylkul
D , OV /;;, ;
-, •,
POCKET ;BOOKS,Atc.
An nil styles.
ZMM2it;M
Miktk YILU
FINANCIAL
13ALNIEKIETZ.S . ,
liberal terms.
GOLD
Bought and Sold.
S 9r 1 , Q,_IEK.
Free from-all-Taxeg;
COAL
#:sA'rOtt" 41 . . i .s*.ciy*r, f.;.;
PANCOAST &MAIME ,
I ', P I AP :AN, PT E 4R . STP I P LY 4 -,
Plain and GaNanized • ..;
, •
WROUGHT:, AND CAST HlOrir PIPE
,
.For Gas, Steam and Water... ,
TTINGS, BRASS WORK, TOOLS,
Bokukit:
Heating by 'Steam and Hot Water, .
Pixie OftdlSizestatindrittidio
CARD.
Haring sold HENRY B, PANCOAST and FRANCIS
I. HALLE (gentlemen in our. employ for lantern! year.
MO the Stoeit,GOod Will and Fix tnres RfourSETA IL
ESTA BLIISHIIIENT, located at the co or of Timm
and PEAR streets, luting city, that branch of our busi
ness, together with that of HEATING and EENTII4--
-TING puma() and-PRIVATE BUILDINGBirbothIW
STEAM and 11QT WATER, in all its various
sEsterns, will be carried on 'under the, firm name of
PA NI.OAFT at :the old stand, and were-_
commend Theta to the trade and business public as being
entirely competent to perforirt ali work of that character.
MORRIS, TASKER
l'artAnr.Lilie., Jan. 22,1370. . , mhl2-tf
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN THE
MOST APPROVED
Brick-Set and Portable Heaters.
A largo assortment of FLAT TOP, SIDD AND TOP
OVA Is RANG AS, for heating additional room,.
Bath 110114TH, Registers, Veuttlators,ac.
,LT THOMAS S. DIXON N & 130 Nb,
Late Andrews & Dixon,
.No. L324,OHESTNCT Street. Phsada.. .
enufacfurers
Opposite United States
. Mint. -
of -'
- - LOW DOWN.
PARLOR,
CRABBER,
OFFICE,
And otber GRATES,
For Anthracite,- Bituminous and Wood Fir
ALSO.
WARM-AIR FURNACES,
FOr Warming-Publio-and-Privateßnildings -
REGISTERS VENTILATORS
arm
- • - CHIMNEY CAPS,
000 KING-RANGES, BA.TII-BOILERd -
WHOLESALE and RETAIL •
LDMBER.
MAULE, BROTHER & CO.,
P. 500 South Street._ _
PA P T IPT - -1870. VHOI O EL -
0V -
MICHIGAN CORK PINS
FOR PATTERNS. •
1.870. - nPUBMANII) fechilkEV.9B7o.
LARGE STOOK.
1870 k 1 02, 1:13 m 4A i l aTO C lae. e. 1870:
VA ROLlh A FLOthdIIG.
VIRGINIA FLOORING.
DELAWARE FLOORING
ASH FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
FLORIDA STEP BOARDS IB7O.
1870.ORIDA STEP BOARDS.
RAIL - PLANK.
RAIL PLANK.
I.B7 I L WAL ?i m ., " ' lB7O
OA
WALNUT BO AND PLANS.
WALNUT BOARDS.
WALNUT
RTED PLANK.
ASSO
•
FOR
OABINET MAIIEBB,
BUILDERS, &C.
1870 TENPERTA KERS' 1870
~tg7~.. -LUMBER,. ~.
- _U./WERT A 1K E
RED, CEDAR.
WA 1 NIITAN a-P.1,14M-
1870..,
ASH.
WHITE 0 • : PLANK HICKORY. AND BOARDS.
•
SCANTLING. 'lB7O.
NORWAY SCANTLING. •,
1870
LARG CEDAR SHINGLES.
SHINGLES.
C CEDAR YPR E
ESS SHINGL ES.TMENT. . 1870,
4SSOR
- FOR 'SALE LOW.
1870. , P IMINii - ULIN.H .. 1870.
LATH.
' " lIIAULE BROTHER & CO.,
2500 SOUTH EITRENT.
SAW AND PLANING MILL,
DICKERSON STREET WIIARF.
Particular attention given to Flooring; Fencing and
Surfacing. Hard and soft wood. •
.ap26
V=ELL OW ._PINE trAl-BRR,--ORD EBB
_ _
for cargoes of every description Sawed Lumber axe
tuned at short notice—quality subject to inspection
tiPPIY to EDW. H. Row ~mv.llCC nnth Wharo.o.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS. &C.
DIME ',OLIVE OIL.—THE
I bare beg leave to ahnounco to the public that they
have made arrangements for receiving, and have now in
the More, the celebrated Monet - brand of Salad Oil,
%Odell they warrant anperior to any Oil imported into
this country. JOS. B. BIISSIEIt & CO., 108 South
Delaware avenue.
SBERRY WINE—A VERY SUPERIOR
and pure Spanish Sherry Wino at only $3 00 per
gallon, nt COUSTY'S East End Grocery, No. US South
becond I cot, below Chestnut.
CCLARETS.—EXTRAQUALITY TABLE)
Clarets, at 4. S 5, 84 and 497 par case of dozen hot-
Gee—of recent importation—in store and for sale at
COUSTY'S East Bud Grocery, No. 118 South Sooond
street, 'mina...Chestnut. • -.
CA LIFORNIA SAL MO.N.--.FRESII
Salmon from California", a very choice add() ; for
tale at COUSTY'S East End Grocery, No. 118 South
Second ptreet. below Chestnut.
EA MOSS FA RINE—A NEW ARTICLE
for rood, very choiceand delicious, at Cl/USTY'S
Fact End Grocery, No.llB South Second street, below
IjTION HAMR—A VERY CHOICE
11 tirticld of Dried Mutton, equal to the beet dried
hoof, for We at COUSTY'S East End Orocery, No.llB
South Second street. below Oheetuut.
lIIST RECEIVED AND IN STORE 1,000
eJ cares of cham on gno, sparklingirattwba and Cali
torn la Wines.l.ort ,151 ade Ira, Sherry, JIIIIIIIICII. /Ind Santa
'Cruz Rum, fine old Brandies awl Whiskies, Wholesale
and lietail. I'. J. JORDA N, 220 Pear street,
Below Third and' Walnut streets, and above Bock
street,: • • ' del tf
•
ORDAN'S CELEBRATED 'P LYRE TUNIC
er Ale for Invalids, family nee otc.
The subscriber IA now furnished witli hie full Winter
supple of hie, highly nutritious and well-known bever
age. Its widespread and increasing nee, by order o!
physicians, for invalids, nee of families, Am., commend it
to the attention of all consumers who want it strictly
pure article prepared from the best materials, and put
up in tho most careful manner for 1101110 use or tramper.
tattoo. Orders by Mall or otherwise promotly supplied.
P. a. JORDAN, •
• • '• " :No. 220 Pear street,
dr7 • ' belOw Third and Walnut streets.
DRIIGGINT6 WILL FIND A LARGE
stock of Allen's Medicinal Extracth and OR Almonds,
Rad;"Rhoi: Citric &Cid,. Cosa's Sparkling Gelatin.
genuine Wedgwood Mortars. Ao.,Just landed from bark
FtoffnuttgittortutougonT — BOTlEltl` -- BHOEM - A - K.1318 - 4 -
CO., Wholosalo_Draggiato: - E.' corner Fourth and,
Rota Futtuita.: - , • • • "
traue aisTs , -- SUNDRIES. GRAD
tea, Mortar Pill Tiled, bombp, Brnobor; Mirrors,
Tweezers, Puff Boxes ,Horn Scoops, Snrgleal Intro .
mente Trusses, Hard arid . Soft Bobber Goods, Vial
04801:Glaas .and 'Natal Brctagos, &0.,
SNOWDENI at Fins
Hands" D & 'BROTHER,
elai•tt """ " • South Eighth ,
474 . 4qTrial: soA,P4k.f ENLINIC AtiDi
sPPerior--200 boxes inat landfid train MO Idea, and
or ',ldo l hy l niamenT suommun & 004. 1 mPorithii
!Draftfbtti t R , corns roarlb and 145opfreete.
. r r
RAND," PERKINS
North Sixth St.,
:„ VICIPPERS , MUM&
o.l{l le.b...beN•bY,LeV ifra4+'
J,.11 Popartment.—Notico to Phlppors —13.9
a trargeittenta recently perfected, ttdo rUdmpApy i I en
t9,offer 111111,10 de, patch Ift the tranerortatl n 4 4t 5
{rely fiLI fr9m Phlj adelph la to . all polnte of he' Leath,
JittlltttnbY..-Wyont big aeti Viebtbehanna Nal eye; or d
itslaNttrwfantanefEsfeEaiiiettymitt ' te;
atityponler attention
is ato. mt to tat mew line , tha ongh ,
he, 'Ea adnobanuri s Valibt., o r yn 11 ,6 op 'the Northo tern
annitnt 'of On tat •to Phi clahla,ettibraci g the
'watts or Towantid,AtheneoY.averly, and. the ' to ntiOtr
tot Rtmdfor d, 'Wyoming and tbagllunhannei. It .el of
, fere, ashort and, apoctly route teitteffalo and Rochester,
'intetlet' and Row befit Wool York ; and alt pointa i thn ..
I Northwest and Southwest and. on the areatLakce. l
-
Merchuu delivered at the Thromth 'Freight Itpet,
corner of Ftt t,an d bloldo streetsibefore SP. M., s d
IMAM by Past.`Frelaht Wattle thronithont 'th Lo•
wyoming• and • Stwanehttana' Valleys
early. non day. andtlellyered at Rochester - and
Within, forty ittlit 11,'qurs frail IlatO uf Rhibnient.
rrartitnlativin reahrd to Rochester, in erlor
New York and Women) -Freight may. be obtained nit the
office. No en elmidnptAtteet. , KINSLER, i‘gent
of P,Ov. - 8, ./"°7 l - • CtRA.PL
ThrmgliFre,ight Agent, Prodirdite
$lO ' Agelt,N. P. Rqk.
yoR II OST 0 11.7-8 T • AMS • ,,LINE
,Drimot. RA MING imam IcAoß'Powr - icrriani
Wednesday" and
oE' SatUrdaY•"_l l ' , •
FROM pS'rittET WHARF, PIIILADahr •
AND LONG WHARF, BOSTON. •
Fitom PEI MAMMY/DA. I A ' PHOhi 'BOSTON*
10 A.M. —r: , 3 t
AR'iEft., Wednesday,
, ItFay c 4, SAXON Wsdnesday,May, 4
11.0 AN ;Saturday, . • IN'oft.slA}U . SaturdaY,T . 7
SAXON, Wednesday ' 7 " .11 'AR lICS4t adnesalay, 11
FORMAN , Saturday, it .14 ROMA N S Saturday, ,", II
ARIES. Wednesday, "...../81SAXON,Wednesday, " 18
ROMAN, So tnrday , • I . ' 211NORMAN;•Hathrday i "
RA XON , Wednesday "-25 i A RIES, Wednesday, .""Rs '.
NORM AN,Sahirday, , " 28tROM AN , Saturday, 28
These Steamships punctual's% Freight reCeived
every day.,, • -
Frei forwarded keen tiOhits in New England! '
--- -For - Freight' .Passage (superior accommodation - 0
*NAY to HENRY WIENSOR k .CO.,
, AU South' Delaware *Venn°.
aftkis EfiiiiiA 777 RICHMOND
'NORFOLK STEAMSHIP LINE. , , .• t
lIROUGH FREIGHT AIR LINE TO THE SOUTH
AND WEST.
THOREASED FACILITIES AND REDUCED RATES
FOR 1870.
STEAMERS LEAVE . EVERY wrxtritiFinia 1 . and
SAT UR DA Y,at 12 o'clk, Noon, from FIRST WHARF,
above MARKET Street . . •
RETURNING, LEAVE RICHMOND MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS, and NORFOLK TUESDAYS and
SATURDAYS.
IlfarNo Bills of Lading signed after 12 o'clock on
'Sailing Dal.
RA'rEli•tmall-pointaluNerittand 'trarolinu inu via Seaboard Alr , Dfneßallretd, conneCting at
Portsmouth, and to Lynchburg, Va., Tonnesbee and the
West via Virginia and Tennessee Alr-Lino, and Rich
mond and Danville Railroad.
FreighiliA NI)L ED BUT ONOE,and taken st LOWER
RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINE. • ,
—No-eharge for - commiselotrolrayage,u. say .apuuse far—
transfer. .
_• - • .
liteamebtps Mann; at lowest rates.
Freight receive(' DAILY.
- -State-room accommodations-for passengers. - --, -
WILI.IIIM P . twYDE & 430.
I N
N 0.12 south Wharves and P lir No. 1 North Wharves.
W. P. PORTER, Agent atRI bmond and Olt} , Point..
T. E. CROWELL &CO., Ag is at Norfolk i,
IipHILADELPHIA . D_ _SOITTIECERI*I.
J_ MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S REGULAR
L.H4Es FROM o [TEN STREET WHARF. t '
The ACHILLES. will Ball for--NEW ORLEANS,
direct.; en Thor. day, May 26, alt 8 A. M.- .. - . :.- •
The'Y AZ(111 -- will , sail - Trim' NEW - ORLEANS, - -vis
Bavaria.— May, —.
The TON AWA NliA will sail for SAVA,MNAR on
844,11V141,14 2let . at s o'clock tr;.!;' BAVANNAB on
The ViNe t c;l ifsail for WiLbil[iidtON, N.. (3,,0n
• Friday, May 20y at' 6A. M. _ d . •
Through tulle of lading d alcul t , an rampagetickets
;:toidu to_all Painta South a
LS of LAPIN SGNED 41BEEN STAVEUIF.
For freight gr_poosagt+, aFILIX to
- "WILLIAM L. J NEB, General - Agent, -
- 13(1 SoutlrTiara street
VoR NEW YQll.lc. VIA DELAWARE
—I2—AND-RARITAN OANA.L.
EXPRESS STEA Ml3O AT COMPANY._ •
---- Thi - CITNATESTTIMI - QUICIi EST - Water c °mantra - CT:
tion between Philadelphia. and New York. ..
Steamers lea vo.daiip from First Wharf below MAR-
K ET - i•treet, -- Philadelphia, - - and foot of - WALL - fltrie.. - ;
Goods forwarded by all the Linea running jint of New
York, North, Sitator_Weat, free.of..cammission..
Freighta received Daily anti forwarded on accommoda
ting term
WEI. P. CLYDE CO., Agents,
;: lisig)etroAvaue
JAB. HAND, Avit.iI9 ? E reos.wivyorv.
XTEW -- EXPREISS - LINE TO -- :ALEICI4,N
- dria, Georgetown and - Washington, D. 0., via Chas
apelike and Delaware Canal, with connections at Alen
andria from the most direct route for _Lyuchburg, .Brie
tol, lijturvilie, Nashville, Dalton and the Southwood
Steamers leave regularly from the first wharf I abov- -
tdarket street, every Saturday at noon.
Freight received daily. WM. P. CLYDE & 00_
No. DI South Wharvelf and Pier 1 North , Wharves,
HYDE & TYLER, Agents at Georgetown.
M. ELDRIDGE & CO., Agents at Alexandria, Da
DELAWARE AND CHESAPEAKE
STEAM. TOW-BOAT COMPANY .—Bargevtowod
hetween•Philadelphla, Baltimore, Havre de Grace, Del
aware-City and intermediate points.
'WM. P. CLYITH -- dr gents; Capt. JOHN
LAT'OBLIN,Sup't Office, C0.,12 South Wharves, Phila
delphia. _ tr§
1 - 1
4 OR NEW YORK, VIA DELAWARE
ANT) RARITAN CANAL
,
SWIFTSURE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
DISPATCIL_AND SWIFTSDRE
Leav Dig daily at 12 and 5 P. M.
The steam propellers of this Company. will eommenco
loading on the Bth of March.
Through in twenty-four hour's.
Goods forwarded to any point free of commissions.
Freights taken on accommodating terms.
Apply, to W5l. N. itATRI) CO., Agents,
ma-tf 132 gonth Delaware avenue.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
/IR
_,ORV,Vi.A.NIS' LIRT SALE!--OWTHE
Prernaes:—Estate of Janet Galloway, deceased.—
Jumes A.. Freeman,. Auctioneer.—Stone and Yratue
•It lane, above Carpenter street.,
Gerniantewn. Under authority of the Orphans? Court
for the City and County of Philadelphia, on ThtiritilaY,
May 26, 1870. at 12 o'clock, eon will he ,sold' at public
sale, without rearm. on h as, the following
described real e.-tats, late n -Janet Gni/e
-we!), d crane ed:—A II that lied with
nit stmages thereon OreCtO
of Germain we now th •Twe hof the
cit y, on the northeastweelly'side of Cr 'us a road, be
ginning at a corner at the distance of 41 feet mclie4 (or
thereabouts) Ran hwt stwardly, measuring along the
-ideal said Creeshum road from the line of 'Daniel
Paul's land, being near the centre of a large willow
tree and 33 feet distant nertheastwerdly from a stone
wall erected by Geo, W. Cementer on the southeast
wa ally fide of said rend; thence by n line parallel to and
40 ft. distant from the line of Dan't Paul's land N. 43 deg.
F. I'o fed' to a stake set for a corner; thence S.
46 deg. 20 min. E. SO foot to a stake set for a corner;
thence 5.43 deg.4ti MID. W. Infeel 6 inches to Creeshain
road (at the distance or 33 feet 'tort heestwarill y from the
aforesaid wall I; then.-.' 411011 g the said road N. 32 'deg. 12
W. 83 feet 4 inches to the place of beginning,
Oar' The above to( is 83 feat 4 Inches ort Cretshant read
by 110 den, on che :in.; and 173 feet deep on the other, being
elOf eet wide on the rear. The improvements emtsist of a
two-and -a•half-titory vent dwelling; containing 9 rooms,
t teo-n ory _frame ho -se coy to in in a-4 rootnsi f rame - stab"e,
4•e, Large side garden, tenth grape-vine
: and 'arbors.
gOOSebllrie.S. flllfllll IS. plum trees, 4 . c.
-$lOO to be paid at the t line of sale.
By the Court, .108. -MEGA RY, Clerk 0. C.
FOCNTAIN_WA RD, Executor,
JAMES A. FRREMAN, Auctioneer. •
na retl9 W
Store.No, 422 alnut street.
a il REAL ESTATE.—JAMES A. PREE-
Lam , MAN, Auctioneer.—Desirablo Reahlonce, No. 621
Vino street, opposite Franklin Square. On Wednesday,
May 29th71670, it 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public
rode, at the Pit node phla Exchange,. the following de
enibed real estate, viz: All that desirable three story
Erick residence, witnjkluble three-story heck bun.lin.e.,
sad lot of ground - I.Weto belonging, situate on tho
mirth tette ilf Vine street (Ni. 621), iii the 'l'hirtenrith
Ward of the city. being 17 toot front and 90 feet t inches
on n to a 4 foot alloy trailing into Marshall street, and
.s Itli the ties thereof. c ult;ect to en irrialeemable,grouwl
rent of &124 al, silver per annum.
1:;"' The hen, has 1. r. ii pit! in roMteete order', for is
oft, Orel/rants, the cellar' laid' in cement, with cod? lib.'
nd s rine heater, Naito)? parliii . "nlitl'ithite,gia. ,
itlodei.n. at ibran 111 by g in the rear. Pe ,
Mar .nt wash,tand, to the din mbers, gas ,fitting's , and
hande'ters inc!mlad t,t t'ie sale, tooter-clew's, -gad a!!
o , en en re,‘ , , Yrto ranee with hot and odd wattT. Pita
eession 'OM] the ed. Note at NO. 1111 Vino street.
l'hree•fOlintlie lir the pnrehase mono, may menthe on
mortgege. $2OO to be paid when the prop'-nty 14 struck
JAMES, .1. FREEMAN. Auetioneer, •
• el 7 "f.
10 td L. I - IA .:1.2N k. 1,1 0,41.1_4 VA—X. 6, tt.
Milli John lit, carthy, deceased.--Janies A,. Free
man, Auction, or. Thren•etory brick honse,! 1l norn
, •treet ent of lin , per •atid sontltof Fit twit or street.
Potter authority of the Orphans' Vourt for ho Vitt. en d
'ount3 of Philadelphia. i t We , lnetulay, Ni ay 2'41870, at
2 WeiOck •noon,• Will „be •pold -nubile sale, at the
Philttdelphia ExclatogC, the following descrlhod real
ta,te, Inti the property of flicrarft, d/ceased
Xll nett certain lot of ground with the 3' threettitory
gout therm, erected, situate en lie 13011 ,
WM 4'
"O of O !AIWA', fit the distance of 03 feet 0 irvilies
, n,tward frulel ESPY street, behveen juniper and Broad
Arerts, in the Third Word of the city ; containing in
frOfit on Moore htreet to feet,and in depth of that breadth
lii feet 0 inchhe. Subject to ,540 ground rout, per an-
Ill! .
RO to be paid at tone of MOO. • •
By the Court . .I(iS F; 11l MEGARY, Clark O. C.
. FELIX ,filc(lA RTHY, Adnilniqtrator.
JAMLS A: FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
wits 12 19 Mt0re.4.22 Walnut ntreet.
fETA .. -.1 1 - I,ll l .z . ',!Ei!,`"'llgn ( e !Pan t ! It .l ;t l q;:t l:3 4 l lnie lfl m S if r i' l r: ,E :
1111016 All(1101101T, Threo•slory Brick Ilwolling ' lot 17
I.y r-44; feet, No 718 S. Broad street. Under onthorltr
of t la. Orphans Court for the rag and county of P Idle
lielptilit, on Wednesday. May. 25th. 1870. at ig o'clock,
noon, will lir Bold nt public 41:110. without 11+Serve, at the
i "'Philadelphia Exchange; the. following, doecrihed real
_entuta..lat_c_thq.,PeAP9AyLef Mizak4(.4. FinAgan,(lt'con , ed :
All -, that pertain lot .of . ground With the baildinial
1 herotnecrorted.'situate on the Wont side of Broad street,
: at-thellistence of -113 feet southward. of Blit open street.
In lha Twen ty-4i xth - W a rd-of. -tho -ally 4 containing la
front' on Brawl titregt v. 00 tc piT hi depth windward 68
1 feet t)lnche 0 t() Lloyd eteeet. • ,•" ' . _
, - On.tili vDot - 6.0f,ar0 er,eo e fl a three-story brzelVtnetllina,..
-4"re/inn:gen Breao 'efi,et. tentaitting, fire rooms, anti! a
:• tarid &tory (awn lungs fronting en Ltoda .street,'. cpmain-
iv* threo moms' : ' ' I . •, ' ' ... "' ' ' i .' '
amirrelearotinanmbinnoo.
n:.5160 tb balleid el; time °foal.). .. - , 1 ..,: ~ ~
~ . , • Illy the Court . E ., , _ - JOSEPH 'IIIIMVII3r, Poet v• C.
t o .., , ,A'l ." i ONTA4I,4,,,,I3:RICSMAN,AuttIenenr, 1,
iny51 4 2'19 ' ' • ' "Illteretql Wttiaut otreet.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
L•••• tr.;
ere—Eslatent Abraham /shiner.. duceaski:—llamos A.
nt A • tietionger.--Vafidtblet. Allures of . GroUnd,
containing together 3.3 Acres, Hart Latio,Twenty.telahth
titty' hitefgeefeel.` by•Twethylk6cond4s TWenty-third,
?Nen t f,„fitb..TWoulty•hilltOwSid, Sixth and.Twenty
seveut ilitreets. 'and bye Cutoberbeldilmdaluntingdom
stilletarts'Under authority contained in thel will of
r". 4 h./Whiten' &ceased; on W, tin -slbirgeMay 26th,
w4,,e.k42 o'eleck; nooo,,will be' sold at phlyhe sale;
ithelffteterett, at the Phtladely&he gyiehafige, the fief
lowing ,described teal. estate', 1 . 12.; , t Alt illtle)certain
sifletal beginning at a point on Hurt Lano, 37 feet
inCheitutglltwesterly . from the_ stoitin,..esr•Corner of
the intersection of the said. ilart• Rliffs itha'Twenty
seTeritit gtreetr ewnew laid down op the Plan of the City;
thence Pedal 72deg. 43 laid. 'east' 23.34 - perches, thence
thrther along said Haft lawn torah 73 deg. 7 join.
east 118'95 perches ton point in the interdection of said
1 art land anct - Twen . ty-secetal [Met; a n(4,71/ 8 down
in the Plan oftlte . Oily, thenio r 101111( Aeg, min.
west 39.3 pre treh•to tifthe intersection or Cum
'• berlend arm T.wentyzsecond strepteras now , laliddown in
the Plan of theility', theneie 73 1 16if.lrinfb. west ..
143.20 perchee , to a peititt , thlincen utieth-.aideig. 55 min.
east 39.27 perches to the place of beginning. Containing
35 acres 01 land.
The above Tract will •be divided .into Twelyts Tracts
and sold Recording to dplantiohle by' the Dlatiict' Sur- •
yey or as folloWs
No. tract beginning at tit cent re of the Intersee-,
Hen 01 Twelitylidrd and= Iftinti - mtt - doirt streets ; thence
esetwardly along . the centre of ; tingdon street
about.4so,feet to a point beyond tht, een re of the Inter
section of Twenty•second street; thendti nrifth 'l4 deg.
211,min. esst,abont 113 feet to Ilart.lane, it thence west
ward along the south side el 'largish". 456Seet 1936 inches
to the centre of TWentv-thier and thence ._south _
along thesahlTwhitty street 152 feet be the place
of -N t O, g 2 i . n 4A l lrhe - 't 0 f land adeoig 1•5,../ .. P i n 5 414 1 4 south,
ex tending, ~outhward along thene id• 11- of TAPenty-thisd
street.49,ffeet. More or less ; thence 873 deg. 17 . firin.; E.
335 feet, more ilriess;to a point in the. interseetieni of
I:wentyrrecond and Ginn berlan d streets ; :thence N. 14
deg. 28 min. E. 528 feet 1/ inches. warder less', to the
intersection of '1 w,nay-second and Huntingdon streets,
, atid 445 feet along 11 untingtion'street, • • ~,
-:-- No; 3-41 - 4-rtipt - bepnding Zio" 1 - on the. west,46o feit 3
inches -along the middle ef Mottle gdon street; /56 feet
4n inches ttiong'the'mlddle . l.t enty-thlru• street to
Bart lane; .106 feet inches along ' the. middle of
TWOllllYriblttlillEitteof tO nart fano, and 45/ feet lbb Inch
along the soutlestde of Bart .
' No. 4:—A tract - lA . l'dd adjoining Nun 'the south,
'extending southward a long:t he middle of-Twenty-fourth -
street 453 feet; 8 incliovi; thence south 73 deg;l7 min.
east r 1,52, feet.fi- nett to tho in oldie of Twenty-third street;
there' northward along the. nilddlet` ' Twenty-third
street 491 reef ' inches: to. the •ntithlie 'ot flitutberland
street, and 450 feet 3 inches along: buroberltnnt'street to
the place of beginning. - • - -
No. 5 tract of land - adjoining ' No:' ,- oh the west,
beginning at a , point the centre of the Intersection of
Twenty-111th and diuntingdon streets - ; ;thence north
-ward along the middle of -fifth street, 238 feet
- - -1634-art.-40-41-artne ,, Llit-Vo-along--,the--,solath -of:_-:
Bart lane eastward 458 feet - 8. inches' - to ;the. middle of
-Twenty -fourt h street; thence southward 200 feat, mere
or less, to the middle .of Huntingdon street ; thence
westward 450 feet 956 inches to the, place of beginning.
No. 6.—A Tract adjoining N 0.6 'on' the smith thence
' soul haers.) al oi e g the middle , 'of Twen/yAfth_street_4
- feet 34" inches; theti - ce solifli:73 - t73 452/ Pet 63
inches to the middle of Twenty-tourth 'Street . ; thence
northward 418 feet 1i inches•to the middlo'of Hunting
don street, end 450 feet 9h inches elotes• theeta_me. ,
Tract adjolnifig No. 6 On then west, .28'2 feet
74 in thee aloeg the middle of
,T wen ty -el ilthr 'street ; 452
feet 1144 inch along the middle of 'if inetingdyn street;
243,1eet b. 11; inches along -the ,of ;Twenty-filth
street, and 454 feet 3a itch along: the south. sidp,of Hart
lane. '
N0.13.—A Tract adjoining No. 7 on thelibtali ; 363 teat
- 914 :inches Meng :tin:Am/410 of Twoulystixth.--street ; ---
thence 73 deg. 17 min. east 453 feet.ll Inches, to the mid- ,
dle of TWentyditthi street I theme, inert liWatd'-'406 feet
',7 Junes totbemidtde of IlrentingdorC:atreet, and 452 feet.,
1H inch along the middle of Huntingdon street.',
No. 9.---A Tract adjoining No .7 onthe west.;, 328 feet
.in cites along the middle of Twenty-seventh street to
Bart lane ;'4s3feet 1 loch along the south aide of Mart
lane to the middle of. Twenty-Sixth' street ;: thence 217 _
feet 6 inches to-the middle 'efliutalu g•Reit street; and 450
feetalong the.. eine. •
No. 40.—A tract adjoining N 0.9 en the south';` eitend-•-
' lag _southward- along the mittillo•-of•-Twenty-seventh
street 326 tees 634 inches ; nonce 8t•,73 'deg. 17 pain.. E. -
431 feet 95i itches to thu.ntiddle of Twenty-sixth street ;
thence uorthwsrd 364 lect to the middle of. Huntingdon
.litreet,atid - VO feet along the middle-hi - the mme.,
No. 11.—A. tract adjoining N0.,9 on the weat y. 87 feet 3:4
incites along the middle ot Bumf ogden street, and 333 =feet -- 636' inc ass -- uloug - 4he'=mld+liu '= af''-Twen4l4-tterentlt---
street to Bart -lane - and 61 feet inches_ along the
side7o - illart - latfertife - wfituttentlystlins - hly4 - M.
feet 51j /mhos long. • • .
No. 12.—A tract oiljeiffibg NO. n , on the tenth ; 91 feet
lucltes:alourthp - -mithile- - otilmath n
glo.sttoht.--;-3217-,
feet . inches along Alit-_ of_Twenty,-seventlt-- , --
street ; 114 feet inchee on the southerly/I,le, and 314' - _
feet 50,1 inches along the western - • • ,
g 5 The above property Is believed 'to be underlaid
with- as deposit - Willie7 - 11r - fek. -- Cht'h - Vrato - d -- ex en
, eion of ireprovements in the, fwenty-e , ghth Ward, will
soon bring it ln the market. • The ground lays well,
• And, is but a few feet south of Lehigh avetinch - Which_ht.__
opened 80 fi•ot wide. from. Twenty-ninth steed to Ridge
avenue, end will soon be opeued to Broad at. Diamond
street isle 1ie,70 feorteld& - atid cibbitStr through -
or around the. Odd'F'Sliows' Cemetery, othi It is - Intended
by, paving it in - the most improved Jauntier; to'thakti it.
'one of the most at•ractive dr-treat° the Park.
• _Titnnty-sixth ifieet atta - .l7wk - streetnre opened
into nwares. 27te tracts 'will be sofa `loThe centre of the
the Streqs - ore .titen;on the p 'an
Earl lane Irti3 son be vacated, by which al i llhe north line.
or the tract will he extended abwit2o feet, Clear of in
cumbrance...l,2oo lobe paid on each ut time ofsale. _
Sale DI the whole estate verern ! votw.
• • , _ I.TLOW, Exocutor
JAAIES FREEM A N Anutioneor,
my 9 12 19 . toro 4...l3vatnuvetroet
c _-10 CAPITALISTS.' S_
OPERATOR
and others.—Janics , A.Frceman; - Auctioneer.
Vert* B
Valuable uidneAt• Properties."' Offleodituildings,
233, 235 nod 287 $. Third:tarot; lot tit, by 196. feet. On
Wedneedalday 23th, WO, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be
hOrd 'at public sate. at' the 'Philadelphia' Ext hangit, the
following • described real Pith. te - ; • viz.: 'A If thittiCeltaia
lover piece of ground with the S sod oral inessuagee
thereon ere, ted, on trivolvit tilde of Third street,
between Walnut and Spruce stri:l7lll, the - Fifth Ward
of the city; two of tn.) said houses fronting on Third
street (.1‘ os. 233 and 'Sib), and the remaining "8 on the rear
end of said lot of ground. cc. t - twill g iii front.on Third
str,iet 31 feet, and in depth 193 feet tnoro or less to Levant
street.
.4461 , , ell that certain fon r-gdry brick meelmage with
the three-story brick bath bu ild ings -with the lot of
ground thereto belonging. ei.l nate 011 -the oast tide of
Third strret, between, Wain ut ti•irience streets, in the •
gift h - W ard bonndiruttlie nbnvo no the math(No2l37 ),T• -
eentirining — nr - frultron - st Id trirri - td - reer23 - feetd - ineh ea
mid extending in del - 411.11d feet with the nee, Of a four
feet leitaN
w ork-strait,--•
,
The above 2 lots roain togsther 4.4 feet frtint on Third
strett, and on it or, erected 3 !arse 4-skty brick Ili /dings
rah allies ond ,base pt. als and 3-story brecic' montages;
zit the rear heating rn Itotr plate and' tetiant street.
The whole revsto toad tenants for ss.liosn4r.annum.
. . .
Nay be examined on application to Robert MacGregor,
Ef q., on the promisee, lertus.—.s23,Jllo may remain on
mortgage. .
sEit - ,tuo to be paid at timeot sale. - ,
J.A.lll.litS A. ,Atictioneer,
nrtyl2 19 0ru.4122 aluut etreet.
Fr 1 01:1-1AANS' COUICI SALE ON THE
Preinises. Estate, of (Lathan Kalb,' deceased,—
ames A. Ir, reeman, A uctioneer. Dwol ling 'and Largo
Lot, Whiter Street, near Nato, Germantown. On Thurs
day afternoon, Mny 26, 1470, at 4 o'clock', wilt be sold at
public sale, on the premises, the foltawingr described
real estate, late the prop ert y Kolb, deceased :
All that certs in mesnuage end lot of .graund, situate on
the northwesterly :side at W GMT' strotltDirmotiv called
Du y's lane) in' the Twenty-second Ward of thwcity ; be
ginning on the south side of saint Whiter sweet, at a.
corner of this and let at ground convoyed ',)y the said
Gottleib R alb to Win. Mills theme by
,the same N. 01
deg. 2.36 test' to,, corner lei.the ainc II F. William
Rockins's let d; thence.by tho saws W. 393 deg. D. 100.
Wet togrotaid of 31. Altai:lw ;. thence by thee
same B. 02 deg. E. 211 feet to the side said Mater
street4thencoriltia r d_timeanuLti.-M4-dog::AV-100_faet„to_:.
the place of littinning. . • .
OW" The tnq r r, »,als arr a sir-monied stnae house,. '
'stable and barn. Th , lot is lttree t lot by 2 it feet, nn-th fruit
trees am! shrubbery, and is-nei-:•it: a'ed for any manu
facturing pnrpoe. br, , Wr ry being within,.
(00 feet al .. .Alain peed, and J l ' join o!e.i.' walla af Day's:
Lane Station. 11 . ist,r t ha' gas and water intro
dared , a d is waradaw i 7.0. •
119' ricer of ineutolora we. Salo peremptory.
•
. 4 .100 to he pain a t t nue of ealo. •
By the Court, JOsEPLI ECI ARY , Clack 0. C.
CHRISTIAN K I ZEl.,_Annticilstrater.
JANES A. FI:DEMAN, Awctioneer.
Store. 122 Walnut. street.
=MEM
k."l. 1, .1::!1: NAL 1 4 .:,—,-ESTATE
juil et 301,6 E. Dotialine, (Ivrea,. d.:-....latatta A. Free
man, A Octioneer.—Torce-stocy brick welling, No.
lonS Chris. inn street, with threi , ,tory brick 1101140 on
Donley street. -Coder an thoritt. or HUI, Orphans' Court
for the City nod. County of Phif: , ticiplifti r on Wednes
daY, May 21.1070;at 12 o'clock, non, will basald at pub
lic side, at the l'hiladelphia•EN.:thainie, the following de-•
scribed real estate, iota af joha E..
4itmoll yr, deceits,l-: . 141111 , 1 tit e. , Prtital , ,t
s of grimnd wink
the ibree-t•to, y brick 111 . 0S:41i:1'2 4111.t , 0il tireet 6 ll 6 itnatO
'Ol , the south Pvin ar Chriotiail iart-vt Att, the •ilistaneo of
14:t feet. wfslw.r.l , or Tenth street, in the Sevmud Ward of
the city, contnininn iu ironl etreet 16 toot,
and in der . ll, shoot fort iliore or los,. to Donley street,
On which Is erected a three•storr.brick bouse containing
6 rooms. .Clear of incond.ratute.
8100 to In: paid t 11111. lof POP.
Ity tho Court, .1051` ,, 11 M I:0 A RY. Clerk O. 0.
Wirt. KNI(3IIT Adm'r
:TAUT> A. rtt. NT. Auctioneer,
s, 1 . 21 otreot
DEN''' INT It V
PAL D.ENTA_LL IN A. --A 8 UPEEIO.II
article for drawn.: i'Llie 't cnit li ..histroying animalcule
w9 ll
etch infest them, gtvinq too oil , t hi. ums. Acid leaving
a feeling of fragreoce and pier , t cleanliness in the
month. It may ha need daily, arid will be found to
strengthen weak mid tileciglig ,hums.: while the aroma
and detersiVeneFs will recommend i i to every one. Be
ing composed with the asaiiitance or the Dentist, Phyoi•
chine and hi irroscopist, it is confidently offered as a
re li a bl e Aubsfitu to for the uncertain washos formerly in
Icifrilitent Bengsto n acquainted i with i the n e as ii trmate
of the Dontalltua, am ocato ita owl; it contains nothing
to prevent its nurestraioeti emPlffillouli• . Made only by
JA,rvozi T. NH INN, Apothecary, al
Broad and Spruce streets.
rally, and ,
D. L. Stack bo g ie,
It ol)crt Os Davis,
Geo , C. law or., .
Chaa: illfivers; , ' • e '
S • 14, ateCollti,•
H, O. Bunting,
gluts. it, Überlc,
James N. - Marks
10: Dringlinket Al'ilo,,
1R Y ..V.412.:43 $ ,.- .
WlPth - Vii 1'9= 79 - 4 - 1 :-- -- --
For sole by Dmggieto g9IiO
Frod. Browne, ••,-- •
Iloseard AZ Co.,
0. K. Koons'
haute 11. ha y,
C. Lt. Noodles,
T. J. llonbrin A,
Arobrogo Smith,
Edward Parrieb,
Wrn . B. Webb, •
Jiunes L. Blopharo,
Oorni'Dt
Henry
- 110 () DG E R S'
_Ltd POCKET PFARt and gPAC: II N.
11I.ES 'of lathutiful 11ntauk , IrODGE7I8' and WADE it
DU cantls,,, nd tb 'CELREItAI,RD LSCOULTRS
RAZOR'diVIStiOat; /4 1111411,0 t to finest quality.
Ilazolut V..ttjvca...Puillors arid 010 'uttery ground and
poßehed, Utthe most suptoved
conaltuellun'toaesitit lquiriug, , at P. MADEIRA'S,
Cttf It;r , n ud Eluralcal juorumeut At 10 Tenth etreot,
bqlqw Chestnut. mYI