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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-01
Coni,gnee. per south Carolina Railroad

- May 81. >t-.37- - :
COTTON "a bales Mdze 1e bbls Spirits Tur-
ont;ns "a bbis Rosin cars Old Iron, car Furniture
and sundries TO WV shackeltord, DaWson. 90 .
v Armstrong I LETTERS GO, hTHsss W,ss Co III
q s,ssn. r W Johnson Msntoae Co; Bowen =
Auent- Street Brothers l. 90, Courtney len9snh
ReeGer. Robinson Co, Preonet Adams, saoss
DeSanssure,. Roper Stoney. 'ss3''
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wheat the offerings 1to-unS wosS oAAIs 80
bahsls: no prime choice samples on Cannge nd rOd
.n tsra "a sopae inquiry both for home milling ano
Fasarn ahipment; only sales reported were Ioo
ttrrinr srad az "a 5Oa2 60 Corn-Recelps Were Gom'
seS az - bushels white and $500 oIsheis yeno%;
fncided IN the sales were 6oo cushels Wn.1a , at -
hng yesterday q y = ie & si S 5000 bashels mixed lots
q sbO0 bushels prime yellow sI ~ ~ s aOSV
1nIsd as 81 14a1 18 ostsSeoO bushels oneren,
hnshels sold at 70a82c, bulk OF asees' hye-'o
h.,sSeis received sold at 81 4b per ousnei. o
31.i y last arer, viz Cuba cayed 45a46 cents do
sOa55 cents; Po. to Rico 60a76 cents; Engnsn
i.isnd l6a70 cents, ss to quality ,.. ,r,r,,
= N.r,I sroaFs-Sprits Turpendne s Ii g0oa sopp!y,
narfetI n limited sales reported as ohSo 90 i
,at ts wharf Rosin 10 quies low grades IN iMe
snGy and duu good straight Lots ale scarce anu ni'''
Psoyoss-There was good inquiry to-day tol lcaso M
stdsa xhich are rather scarce; We not1oe ses " - I
a hst figure Snd at the close could not DO nae eo
Ie.o.tfan i2H kal2x cents. We also noucS saso " ~.
cn.Ia r3h sdes In lots at I2a12A cents Saoooe St a. @
ssasHy NJ iOs1Ok cents for jobbing lots bx msa H1
at 9ai1 cents for Shoulders ana sdes ndered Lard
= Az cents: quote At cents for arge and sau
Unchanged; stock small and held hrm a. as isss sss
1nnted atilsl2c lor Carolina, and 9has&c q ~ ioi
kanRoon. -. toa Tor 1ots from
steady as last quo quosesaa 20 'oI and 0
Air., "a 100 On per sack Turks Island 6oa6Ao Per
bushal for lots from store. ...-.oa to-day wss 80
EssaR-Is ouiet the only sale reported tooay wac @ w
bhsa Porto Rico at 11c; quotations genersy se ts
chsnred Refined Sugar steady at last quoIauou'
VE,KEY-Fres lots stin higher; sales feporeea az
q, Sss1 40 rer gallon. Nothing doing In Donoeo; ss
nuote held at SSas5c per gallon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-01
New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.

nba New York Evening Post Of Tuesday, May 18th,
gta,o "a better feeling in financial circles today but
,m. AIo.~ cnntinues dull and devoid OF animation.
market La easy but fairly active at per cent
aennns at snd at The supply Of capital
saslns Investment large but the heavy aesumu,aon
- In the Sub Treasury causes soms
oI As the Government Is paying Per cent
a @ money raised its long bonds the cost IN IN
1 s t sIsessiye balance in the Treasury equiva
+ 70 the Gs ann1a pos taxes ess
Of the policy Of the Treasury nom bose tbos oo MnO
ather 1nnts approve of and suppos enas p0ncy'
r,aper Is dull at 6za7h 1or cnol'e
s,,d es1s FOR other grades.
90 PRODUCE MARKET.
Nov as-FLouR, &c.-The market ior
ot..a FiouI Is again 16ca26c lower anu very
tnIl md heavy. ,.,n ~ s1o 00al1 Is for Superfne
60. al eoais 80 tor Extra State; o.N a1o 10 aSa
s.es sl as ~ snrag wheat Western Extra; siz SSo
shnpinS Ohio; slAal5 for aas sII ana sI7 ~
" ohio Michigan and Indiana; and siA ooSi' '0
am So Eoua extrsa ,,,.r and heavy. Sales 700 bblf
II Oahfurnia Flour 10 pode'' NN >.
md eocks st $l6s16 26. ,,,,o,,v1 1ouer Wa quote
Csnsdiaa flour is dull and NJ and s1Sais 90
st Ga 3ol1x 80 for the low eI's'S' oA '>'' :.
@r hade and family prs'
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,ar,no 4 sona, Pianos superior to sns

consider ohicterns Sons Pianos superior 70 M
They sro unrivsllsd for their singing qualities nd t@
the harmonious roundness Of their tone. tnate - ~ =
perfect homogeneity throughout all the resets. LIZ
nnnAr 1,otss are remarkable for clearness ana putty
Tich do not And In any other instrument while tns
hsse Ia distinguished for power without harshnsss ana
for magnificent sorority.
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WEiILI.

Your Pianos are superior to any hsve evsr sssn n
this country or In Europe. ,-
have never heard tone 30 perfect; ylelaa ~.
o,n,eaaion thst ia needed In music. and t2 quAuv
osnsble Of change to meet every sentiment. Tnia -
rare power and ia derived from the perfect Pufg M
its tome together with its sympathetic easno ano Won
balanced touch.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-01
ALL THE WHILE.
By ALICE GARY.

Tbe niahts they come and the nights they go,
And the rosy twflights around them ne.
And the stars are bright and the stars are sweet
And at in the silence and watch them meet;
Isnt All the while my heart beats low,
For the moon is out Of my Rky.
The seasons come and the seasons go
Suring SO gay and winter 30 drear-
Aud i sit In the Hight Of the golden hours
Aud nick the blu shing and beautiful flowers;
Rut Al the whflerny heart beats low,
For the Msy isout Of my year.
-,he mornings come and the mornings go
YailoN and purple. crimson and gray
And the milkmaid sings as she calls her COWS,
!, And the fsrm lad whistles the while he piouens'
But su the while my hoart beats low,
For the lsrk, the lark Is away.
The rain descends and the garden grows,
And tha chamonaile makes green her oea,
Anj fhe brahes are full as bushes can hold
Z N bhlls Of silver and globes Of gold;
Rnt sN the while my heart beats low,
Tor the rose. for the rose, she s dead
rha tides they ebb and the tides they aow,
And the sI1n shines more than the storm can HOW'LL
AnS fhe ships with their whits sails flowing nee,
Iife forest Of Rifver, cover the seal
And N fhe while my heart beats low,
Tof The ona good ahip gone down
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Havana Market.

.afCorre,pondence of the Journal of Commercial
HAVANA, May 2-we have less activity IN the mar
kes generally than ct the close Of tne pas ., No
y Less than TX reals per arobe at which rate no ansao
tions have bean communicated. :,
Exchange duh; Sterling 90 dsys sns d Sa S Yors
~ Ron go days sight, currency, at s0aS6 discount
Good bills do do at 2n3 do.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-01
MARINE NEWS.
eonr OF CHARLESTON.

= ID il
900 Arrived Yesterday.
scbrA peas, -. West Point MIL. At tcs Rice. 10
W Shnckeford.
Cleared Yesterday.
scbr NJ Bramhall, Hussey, New York, via seaorooAs
and Beaufort C-Wm Roach.
Went to Sea Yesterday
schr 7, I, T,pley, Pen lin, Georgetown, G.
Brie Brsdshaw wtakl, Jacksonville, fa.
From this Port.
s,somsh,n ssraeossa, Crowen, New York, May ~
Stsamship Champion. Lockwood, New YORK, May 70
ar schr Nagita, Shields. st Johns, N b, MAY ~
Cleared for this Port.
c.h-s n Evans. Hammond, at New York, May ~.
Sailed for this Port.
pr b,rt File de pAir, Evans, Liverpool. May "A.
steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, balamore' may w.
ii THE OFFNG.
pr bark Northern Grown, Matnlas' Ne~por' tcns"
Railroad Iron. To order
Manioranda.
The bark Addie Decker, Pennal cleared OF hVerpooi
May II for City Point Va.
Il
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-01
THE SUMTER WATCHMAN

rs PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, Al sum
TER q. G.. by GILBERT FLOWERS, Proprietors
a. FoIIR DOLLARS per snuun, invariably in advance
Advertisements inserted at usual rates.
every style OF Job Printing executed IN thp ny
Ereiy 80 ya,,as+ i:eratch september T.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-01
POZNANsKI.

During the past eight years have constantly psySe
upon tho Justly celebrated Erard Fanos yo S.. ., IN
Europe to equal them in all their points OF ezoeneo0o
It may be satisfactory TO our nafrons mo S.vs
bean receiyod from all the leading s.t1sa Wno ns 70
visited or are now residing in the United ssse
whose Names besides thoss above We sPPerTT1 ~ aT1p
LEO DE MEYER. 9GS1Ag 9nxavn51T Snr
ALFRED JAEI. .: eMM SMn .TN6Tu
q. sANDERs0N. y, 1 "a 1HnHo'eA De
B. HOFFMAN. yO11nWT'
And many others.
-u1usrRArED ALBUMS AND PRICE L1ss
sENT BY MAIL.
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THALBEHG.
GOTTsCHALK.

Ioonsidsr Chickering b Sons Pianos, beyond COM
psrison, the best have ever seen IN America
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GARD.

IT'S With feelinRs Of pride q American manufacturers
been received BY us rooe1ty:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-01
10000 PIANOS.

IN the construction Of which they have introduced every
Known and valuable improvement They have tnvafia'
bly, been selected and used BY al o. me xof ts. %
nrofessionsiy, both for private and public use.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-01

Among the ehisfponts Of excellence Of the ohisss,
oo1orstnlatoy testimonials to the Mesgrs Ohtcfer1n8
are te greatest possible DEPTH richness and volume o.
tone combined with . rare brilhnnoy ciearIesa ana
sbcvs an surprisng duration Of sound the pure ana
sympsthetio quality Of which never changes under ths
most delicate or powerful! touch.
During the past fortythree years tnis nf' nAs
sotured
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-05-02

with their business large tailoring establish
charge of their old experienced HENRY SoUD suits
friends for the large received they respectfully ask continuance the
honorable their
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-05-02
JOHN STRACHAN.

XXYANTED.-SchoolT Teachers and Students, ladies
w and gentlemen, to introduce the Uuion Slate
Co.'S slated goods into every school in the country
The children are delighsed with the Union Slate 1t
is light, durable, and will not break Orders solicit
ted from the trade. Send for circular. HAYES &
LOGAN, General agents, 81 Cornhill, Boston, Mass.
TAKE No MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE
remedies for unpleasant and dangerous diseases Use
Helmbold's Extract Bnchu and Improved Rose Wash
FOR N0N-RETENT10N OR INCONVENIENCE o
Urine. irritation, inflammation or liberation of tina
bladder kidneys, diseases of the prostate glands
stone in the bladder. calculus, gravel brick dust
deposit and all diseases of the bladder kidneys and
dropsical dwellings, Helmbold's Fluid Extrast
Buchu.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-05-02
Foreclos11ra Sale

CTATE OF WISCONSIN - Iowa County Circuit
- Court Sarah Mann Plaintiff Butler Knud-
son and Monsina Knudson his wife, defendants By
virtue of and pursuant to judgment of foreclosure
and sale rendered in the above entitled action the
Sd day of April A. d. 1867, will offer for sale and
sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the
'front.' do Of the Court House. in the village of Dodge
vile in said county and state Wednesday the 18th
Day OF June 1867 at two o'clock in the afternoon the
follow ing described morgaged premises to wit: The
Rof the NWN of section thirty-one (31) in town
ship seven, north range four, az east contain
ing nty-eIght and "a 100 acres, be the more or
less, in Iowa county Wisconsin.
Dated Sheriffs Office, Dodgeville Wis. April II 1867.
WILLIAM WIGHAM,
SAMUEL w. REESE, Sheriff.
Plaintiffs Attorney. n3lwe
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-05-02

HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
and yigor to the frame, and bloom TO the paliid
cheek. Debility is accompanied by many alarming
symptoms and if no treatment Is submitted to. con-
sumption. inesnity or epileptic fits enrne.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-05-02
Dissolution of Partnership,

Notice is hereby given. that the partnership hereto
fore existing between Patrick Riley and Daniel Riley
of the town OF Arena, Iowa county, as Farmers and
husbandmen is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
PATRICK RILEY,
DANIEL BILEY.
Arena, December %, 1866. n304w
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-05-02
HARNESS SHOP.

r. W. MURPHY, having lately established him
self in business in Mineral Point, takes this oppor-
tunity Of announcing to the public that he 10 now
prepared to manufacture harnesses on rhort notice
Special attention paid to trimming carriages. All
work warranted for three years. Place Of business
opps~ite Fred Noeler's Mineral Point 21-3n
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-05-02
BRICK! BRICk!!

Best quality of RED BRICK constantly on hand
and for sale reasonable prices by jeremiah Searls
the premises of Col. Leach, in the town of Pu-
laski, near Avoca Eighty thousand now on hand,
and two hundred thousand more will be ready for
delivery in July next.
Ba-em OLIVER LEACH, Agent
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

'TBK New 0PERA-HoUsE IN PARIs.-The fol-
wing is list of the busts of musical COM
.bsers already placed in the inches on the side
cades of the new opera-heuse in Paris-On
&,e west, Adam, Bellini, Weber, Nicolo,
ehul, Piccini, Philidor, Rousseau and Cam
ia and on the east, Durante, Jomelh, Mon
Hgny, Gretry, Verdi, Donizetti, Herold, Boiel-
leu laud Berton. There are other inches
'*hich have not yet received their busts.
A PRESENT TO AN EMpERoR.-The Hungarian
Ation has lust presented the Emperor Francis
..bseph with the domain of G0d0ll0. There is
fine chateau and excellent shooting in the
rests on the estate, which is about fifteen
znglish miles from Pesth. 1t belonged for
E erly to the now extinct princely family of
rasslkovich, but had been lately purchased
+ Belgian company.
8 A HUNGARIAN RAILwAY.-A new line of
hilroad from Pesth to Hatvan, forty miles
bng, was opened in March. 1t passes through
be new Crown estate of G0d0ll0, and will be
3ontinued to Miskolez. This line will even
ually form a portion of the great northern
abroad connecting Hungary, through the
1arpathian Mountains, with Galicia and
ussia.
PICTURE SALE.-A sale of sixty-six pictures
lace in Paris in March, and produced a sum
81 10000 francs. Among the paintings dis
sosed of were "Eucharis and Telemachus," " by
David. $500 francs "a Crucifxion," by Wou-
ermans 5000 francs; and ga Landscape with
nimals, " by Ommegank, $3.50 francs.
A DECORATED DoG.-In the Crimean war an
knglish engineer regiment petted a dog called
Snob. which was in four battles, and was sub
Aennently decorated with a blue ribbon and
Hoedal The animal died at Chatham Barracks
n England, last month, at an advanced age.
The departed Snob is mourned by his fellows
A CoMpLnENT.-Th Emperor of Brazil hav-
no heard of the desire expressed by Rossini to
&aste particular kind of Brazilian coffee, the
kxcellence of which had been greatly praised,
has sent TO the celebrated maestro quantity
III n enclosed in box inlaid with the most
precious woods of Brazil, and OF exquisite
workmanship
A VESSEL FOR MNEs.-There is building on
he TYNE a vessel intended for exploring the
fnIrb1r mines in the islands of the Red Sea:
'sbe is to be fitted with large water tanks, and
E,han she has landed men on those islands she
,~iT NJ keen them supplied with water from the
mainland. She is vessel OF three hundred
tons.
The PARIS EXHIBITION BUILDING INSURED
.Tba French Imperial commission has Just IN
snred the Palace of the Exhibition for the sum
of Y 5OO. 600 francs, in the International Mutual
Assurance Society.
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LOST.

lid world of bright flowers one rosebud
found,
was as fair a young flower as e'er graced the
ground;
Ob, tomorrow" said, lit will bloom young
rose,
nd its soft downy leaves on this bosom repose -
b the morrow came-Oh, twas lovely to see
'nd seemed to smile. Take Inc, l bloom but for
thee.n
ben gently I plucked it, and most fondly
caressed,
md there vowed that I'd wear it for aye on my
breast.
a day,
hen it dropped its pale face, and then faded
away;
Ih, pressed it still closer, but paler it grew,
bad 1t died on my breast.-My sweet Mary, twas
you! l., NJ.
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, ALE OF row Err

@ A L E o F P o W D E r
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,l
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CITY, April 22 1867.
There will be sold at Public Auction, TO The
highest bidders, in the office of the Inspector OF
Ordnance, at the NAVY YARD, BOSTON,
Massachusetts, at noon on THURSDAY, the
ninth (9th) day of May, 1867, fifteen hundred
Q500) barrels of POWDER, composed of rifle
cannon, musket, and ordinary cannon powder,
and eighteen hundred QSOO) pounds compressed
powder.
These powders will be sold by sample, and in
lots to suit purchasers.
Terms, one-half cash in Government funds,
and the remainder within ten days afterwards,
during which time the powders must be re-
moved from the magazine, otherwise they will
revert to the Government,
II. A. WISE,
IA l3t Chief OF Bureau.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-08

NIGHTS TEMPLAR OF PENNSYLVANIA. BY
Alfred Creigh, LII. d. j. B. Lippincott & Co.
= comprehensive history of the Knights
nplar of Pennsylvania, with list of all the
mbers, and sketch of the laws and origin
each Commandery, is laid before the public
DR.. Creigh. 1t is almost entirely compi-
I ion, and therefore has little opportunity for
y literary display. Its authenticity is
yached for by the highest officers of the
der; and to every one who belongs to the
sociation it is prima tacie evidence of his
'emhership. 1t is handsomely issued.
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DkOVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
I OF PHILADELPHIA,

4 DhOVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
I OF PHILADELPHIA,
No. Ill South FOURTH Street,
INCORPORATED Sd MONTH, 22d., 1885,
CAPITAL, Sl5O,OOO, PAID IN.
Insurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums; or by
10 20 year Premiums, Non-torfeture.
Endowments, payable at a future age or on prior
Doth classes Non -forfeiture
Annuities granted on favorable terms
Term Policies, Chidrcn's Endowments.
This Company, while giving the Insured the Becuritv
Of paid-up Capital, Will divide the entire prota al
the Life business amongitB Policy holders,
Moneys received at interest, and paid on demand
6y charter TO execute Trusts and to act
and in OtheHiiduciary cRpacties under annointHani
OF any Court Of this Commonwealth or snV naTsnn
or persons, or bodies polite or Corporate FOA
DIRRCTORs
JOSHUA H. NORRIS, n WISTA n Rtsnv1tJn0
RICHARD WOOD, VIM O IONcSISt, nr1,Vr
klCdAhD OARBVhns WILLIAM HACKER,
SAMUEL r. sHIPLEY, ROWLAND PABRY,
80. . - ,,, PRESIDENT ActuRfy.
7at Medical Examiner, Legal AdEISex.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-08

RlEAT EXPECTATIONS. Authors Edition, BY
1harles Dickens. Philadelphia: 4. b. Peter
fon 81 Bros.
The May instalment of the Authors Edition
Charles Dickens works comes to us in the
APE of "Great Expectations" 1t is issued
the same handsome style as its predecessors.
|und in rich emerald cloth, with the hand
|me medallion head of Dickens on the side,
d filed with splendid illustrations, ii pre-
pts the popular works of that most popular
fS0g in form as attractive and as cheap as
yesE put forth from the presses of our
Ehers. Great Expectations, one of the
", and also one of the best of the works of
d great novelist, will be doubly acceptable
lause of its vigorous and characteristic pic
&ings.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS y SONS, NOS. lS0 AND 1n
a S. FOURTH street.

M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. 1s0 AND ll
INls s. FOURTH Street.
Sale Nos. 1s9 and i4i south Fourth street.
ffEfs9 Fans FoRE oReAN sUPERoR HF RH FIRE re
PROOF SAFES, FURNITURE, HANDSOME
On Thursday morning
AZ O'Clock, AZ the Auction Store, large and very
attractive assortment OF excellent furniture l57t
To carpenters, Builders, and others.
BUILDING MATERIALS OF THE MOYAMEN-
SING HALL, Christian street, between Ninth aud
viii be sold at public sale without reserve by order
OF Commissioner OF CITY Property,
May Il, at y o'clock, Noon, on the premises, all the
the Moyamensng Hall, situate on the south side OF
Christian street west Of Ninth street.
other materials Of % said building, within sixty days
after the day Of sale. Terms, Cash, l57h
Sale No. 1914 Pine street.
iMPERfAL CARPETs. ETc W
- On Monday morning,
18th inst, at 10 O'clock, by catalogue the superior
household furniture, etc. L575t
Sale No. s51 North Seventh street.
HANDSOME WALNUT FUkNIrURE, FRENCH
MANIEL CLOCK, HANDSOME BRUSSELS
CARPETS, ETC.
l4th inst. at 10 O'clock, at No S5l North Seventh
street, by catalogue the handsome walnut parior,
chamber, and dlnln groom furniture. l576t
9 MANUEL Q. FORD SONS, AUCTIoNEERs
- NO. 127 s. FOURTH Street,
Sales of Real Estate stocks, Loans. ETC., at Phra
delphia Exchange, every Friday u O'clock noon,
Our sales advertised In all the daily aud several
OF the weekly newspapers, by separate handbils OF
each property, and BY pamphlet catalogues, one
thousand OF which will be issued on Wednesday pre-
ceding each sale.
REAL ESTATE All PRIVATE SALE.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS. LOANS. ETC,
On FRIDAY, MAY TO- Ar II O'CLOCK, AT THE
EXCHANGE, vii. include
MON ROE STREET, No. 8lO-Three story brick
Dwelling, 15 feet by 9Otwo fronts. sale perempory
NORTH FRON STREET, between Race and Vine
streets, NO. 2S7-Valuable five story brick Store II
ieet front by about 50 feet deep, fronting on Front
and Water streets. [b64t
so shar es RelanCe Mutual Insurance Company.
200 shares Susquebanna Canal Company.
90 shares Union Transpo Ttalion and Insurance
Company.
100 shares Empire transportation Company.
800 shares McClntocB on Company.
$4,000 Pennsylvania Railroad First Mortgage Loan,
interest January aud July. IL
TO FARMERS AND BUTCHERS.
SALE OF b STALLS IN THE GREEN-HILL
MARKET HOUSE, SEVENTEENTH AND pop.
.. On Thursday
May Q, at o'clock p. Nj, on the premises, Seven.
teenth and Poplar streets, the following Stalls in the
Green hill Market House, viz-Nos to 81, 80 to 50,
and 65 TO 73, all inclusive [51St
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r SCOTT, JR., AUCTloNEER, No. 1920
ID. CHESNUT Street.

AUCTION SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURH
to sales OF household furniture, at the residences
of parties removing or breaking up housekeeping, ON
the most favorable terms
LAST IMPORTANT SALE OF THE SEASON.
HIGH-CLASS AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
..-.. PAINTINGS, ....... .... =
Comprising In part the entire recent importation of
b. SCOTT JR., Will sell at the Art Gallery, No 1920
CHESNUT street, on the evenings ofTuesday, We'd
nesday, and Thursday, May z, 3, and g. at before 8
O'Clock the entire recent impoFtation OF A. ID Huy-
veter, Esq, of Antwerp, mpTi5ng about 275 really
highest class Modern Paintings together with mum.
Der of American productions, making in all one of
the best collections offered IN this country
Among the artists represented
Theo. Gerard Troyon, David Col
Rofbaen. /. Robbie, Chas Deikert,
II. SavTY, Yer HOeven Ball,C j. de VOget
J. Ruyten, Boogaerdt IL. Kruseman,
a. Van Hamme, Veyrasset. De Vos,
II. G. X oek Koek, Lion, Won 6eben,
+. MuSin, w. Verschuur, StrOebe
Dea-Haye, L. Lampe, Macs.
serrure, Vaarman, j. lie Bret,
l.. Julliard. Van Sevendonck,C O.. Wanters,
Jas. i. Meadows, e. Verboeckhoven, and others.
AMERICAN:
+. Moran, f. ID. Lewis, II. Moran
JAS. Hamilton, Milne Ramsey, j. II. Lambdin,
g. w. Nicholson, II. g. Bispham, II. Butler,
j. Fulkner, ID. HelmiCk, j. Walker,
and others.
The Paintings will be on view Tuesday, with
catalogues until 10 o'clock p NJ. and continue until
evening OF sale.
TIE character and high class of the Paint
ings render this sale well worthy the attention of
collectors, connoisseurs. and dealers. q lot