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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, MONDAY, MAY 12, 1873. 8 FINANCIAL. FOR SALE. FOR SALE. G1U0AT SALE OF 360 BUILDING LOTS.

M. THOMAS A SOXS Will sell at public Bale, on the premises, at the new town of NORWOOD, on the Darby iijprov. inent. 1 the W.and 11. It.

between Uleuolden and Kidity On TilURSDAY, tue 22.1 of May next, at 2 o'clock P. M. precisely, 360 Sirr.RIOR Bl'ILDINO LOTS, 50 feet wide, and varving in depth from 100 to 200 feet. EVERY LOT OFFERED WILL RE SOLD. These lots have a front on the Darby pike of more than one-half mile, and for beauty of locution cannot be.

surpassed. They are well elevated, Jml view ol the river and surrounding country. T1j (will be a station on the property, and two other Witli'jj minutes' walk. The town consist J0 a('5t Iiest located land Ixm ween PhiladidiuTla Chi'stjir, for building purposes, and has been licauii.fuliy laid out by R. Morris Copelaud (whoNWAS Vie.Rid- nnn-ul iraimra (V.i.

tfl 1(fl feet i'n width, which are now being property Zpty, walks maiie and trees planted. It is intendinl b' I nrole. tor ol this town Ui make it a I'lcasaut anu 1 lit 1 lit nome lor inose ui imoun, every man can own his home with pleasant surround-ings. Distance from the city about 15 to 20 minutes. 'The railroad company is now making preparations tor a terminus for short trains to this point, which will run at hours to suit workingmen.

They also agree to carry all material, used iu construct ion ot buildings at half their usual freight rates, and will give a free ticket between Philadelphia and Norwood lor one year for each thousand dollars his house may cost, not exceeding ten vears. The proximity and conveniences for gelling to and from the cily give all the advantages of city life, and yet exempt from the heavy taxation, and enjoy all the comforts of country life. At the same time will be sold a large and substantial STONE MANSION, nine rooms, piazza, milk house, Targe lot of ground beautifully shaded, ami fruit. Also, a smaller STONE HOUSE and lot, beautifully situated, with elegant fruit. An excursion train will leave the F.altimorp Depot at 1 o'clock P.

and carry free all who wish to attend this sale. Mans of this low may be had by calling at the otlice of THOMAS SONS after the 1st of May, or at the otlice of JOHN COCH RAN (owner of the property), Real Estate. Agent, Chester, Pa. Terms One-third cash, one-third in one year, and one-third iu two years; on each lot at time of sale. M.

THOMAS SONS, Nos. and Ml S. FOURTH street, Phila. itkm; large lot, corner -1. BK.VtTI and VIENNA Slreets.

Apply to A. L. A RC1 1 A 11AVLT. FOR KALE-ELEGANT DOUBLE iiulil House, forty-sis ond and Pine. Just made mod ern in all respects; a lent Irontage on rerty-second by aliout lwideep; house, feet from street, and large open lots cither side.

Price very moderate and terms easy. W. li. I Kit, Iu. ri i i ii ouiTi, f3 FOR LARGE LOT OF "round M) bi't fnnit on Media Railroad, and front on forty-eiu'hth street; short disumce from new Baltimore extension anil Union Junction Railroad.

Itarbv cars pass bv premises. Large brick house, stur ble, shrubbery, spring water, Ac. Apply to ti. W. MONTOOMKRY, l'ORTY-lTI TU Street and HARRY Read, West Philadelphia.

FOR SALE, TO RENT, OR WILL JfeilLlL be exchanged for other real estate, ground rents or mortgages. A large Country Residence in a very healthy situation, containing every convenience for summer or winter; live minutes from railroad station; accessible from New York depot, West Philadelphia, or Kensington; thirty minutes Irotii city. B. V. (1LKNN SON, No.

-IVt', S. KIOIITH Street. FOR SALE DWELLINGS. Handsome Country Scat, large doublo-lront Resi dence, built in the "best manner, with every cily convenience, stable, Ac, with 10 acres on Trenton railroad. Will exchange.

Desirable Country Residence, well built, modern convenience, abundance of shade, in good order; lot, No. Chestnut street, every modern convenience, in complete order; will exchange fur small property or lot ol ground. 1811 and 2118 Green street N. W. corner 17th and Ml, Vernon.

Wallace, W. of 1st li, double front, 212 to Spruce street. 1.111 and ISBN, loth street Haverford and S4th street. 12H I'rice (iermantown. 1 171 and 2012 Vine street.

ltibt A 17il Mt. Vernont st. HUD and 1.HI7 N. loth street. li'sW Poplar st root, 127 and llbi N.

121h slrecU High street, near depot. and (Wti N. fit li street. 1 2015 and I8I0 Wallace, and 1)112 N. bitti street, and bSIIH Jctl'crson.

,1121) and tm N. 2lKh street, 1024 and 122D franklin st. (iermantown. 1000 i'r7 Snrintr (ianlen. Cape May Cottage, 11 rooms, nicely furnished.

Desirable Residence, double front, well built, very convenient, stable, Ac, ou Main street, near depot, llaildotitiehl. N. J. Steam Orist Mill, 5 miles from Camden, doing a good business, with 10 acres ol land. Oreat variety of farms and Country Residences laree and small, in good exchange.

13. f.Ol.KNN A SON, No. S. F.TCHTH Street, No. 17w0 ORLKN, and No.

COLUMBIA Avenue FOR RENT. FOR RENT. FURNISHED, IN WEST tijL Philadelnhia. a neat Residence, nine rooms; mo- item conveniences. Aiiiilv No.

oDto CHlvSTNLT St. DW ELLING TO LET-CENTRA JUiii No. 150 N. Tenth street. Inquire at No.

RIB N. TKNTH Street, between eight and nine and three and four clock. TO floor of No. 120 -ROOMS ON SECOND Lxohange street, with power suitable for machinist: or other mechanical trades. M.

S. LLSLIE, No. 717 SANSOM Street. TO LET. A LARGE AND HAND- ome Store, No.

1 HLSTNl 1 Street. CAPE MA Y. FURNISHED COT Jliiii tage to rent, fronting the Ocean, near the Stock ton Hotel. Apply at No. o21 CHlvSTNLT Street.

FOR RENT, LARG OFFICES AND iiiiiaL Rooms, No. 115 VValnut street. Apply to 11 ARVlvY SHAW, No. VA S. FOLRI Street ARTISTS, KNCilt AVEIJS, lillil binders, Ac To let.

Well-lighted 717 SANSOM Street. ROOK- Ilooins, No, TO LET. HOUSE No. lil( WAL- JSiliiL LACK Street, Eleven rooms. Possession June 1.

Inquire on the premises. SB TO COUN- Irv Il'iuse, near the city. Apply No. 5H S. Dl.LAWARL Avenue, second Hour.

TO LET. WEST l'HILAUELrillA, Ei. No. o72.i Locust street, handsome modern dwell ing. ADAM IvVKRLY.

No. WALNI'T Street, rT TO DOUBLE TWO- story Cottage at Wissinoming, on Philadelphia and Trenton railroad, tour miles from Kensington Depot, five from West Philadelphia. Apply lo ,1. CLAYTON, No. 717 WAI.M'T Street, TO KENT OK THE SUMMER iiiiL months, double stone house, fully furnished, and illi all modern conveniences; 1 wo acres of hind, itli pietitv of ra-pberries and currants, I.OCl'ST Avenue andCUIvW Street, (iermantown.

Applv at once to owner, Mis. Iv. P. COX. TO KENT THE LARGE HAND- laHL some Mansion on DIvCA IT'R St rei llelmeshurtr.

Plenty of water excellent, churches, schools and stores i life by, two railroad depots it bin live in ill' s' walk. The lawn, garden and pasture occupy an entire sipiare. dond stable and coach house. Rent, inodoiaic. for particulars address ALDIvRM AN JAM1.S DA Helniesburg, Pliila.

(3 TO LET-I'TKST-CLASS DWELL- ines. N. W. corner and (necii, double front, wiih stable. lriia Wallace strei't, IsR' and Crecii st reet.

Spring (ianlen. 2--T Spruce street. Vine street. lo-W N. Rioad street.

Pa i avenue. No. 2H Ilridge street. White Hall, near No. SKU (irecn street, nicely lornislKil.

falls Station, ou Norrislow lUiilrooil. Country rosiih nees, old Vork road, opposite Jay CtBike church. omit ry ri sidenci'. do il-le front nsimt, stable, handsomely fumisiu'O, in Rustieioii. R.

f. OLLNN A SON, No. S. KIOIITH Street, No. 7W URU (, iind No.

lJiisCOLLMHIA Avenue. IT ALL rTERS. a FEfJHVJORE FITZELL, WAM'FACTL'REKS AND IMPORTERS OF PAPER HANGINGS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. IVo. Si Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA.

K. COR. KKIHTKKSTII STREET FACTORY, AM WASUlSUTOy AVLMlh. PAPER 1IASUISU DOXC IN ANY TART OF THE CITY OU COUNTRY lty Reliable Experienced Workmen. WALL IYIEIS AT RETAIL.

PRICES RIGHT. A IT IX VARIETY OF ALE BiEW ISritI.J STYEES. JOHN II. L0XGSTRETH, no. 12 N.

THIRD ST. Paper ImnK by eomnelent men. and Ruaranteed. VMM ER ES TS. PAVILIOri HOTEL, WOEIISOKO, II.

This favorite summer resort, has lu'en leased by the proprietor for a term of years, and ill be ojiened June 1, for trtinsient and suuimer lioanle.ru. The Pavilion is located un the eastern shore of Lake Winuipesaukee, on verv ground, and commands an extensive view of the hike and surrounding country. Hoard at reiisouablc prices. Send for circular. E.

STANTON, Proprietor, Iite of the Lancaster House, Lancaster, N. H. RIDLEY PARK HOUSE, KIIU.F.V, AWAKE COl'XTY, AT Will be open for reception of boarders June 1 at No. bios Apply HALDEIilAN HOUSE, Media. Large airv rooms, thirty minutes from 'the city.

Twelve trains daily. Apply at No. 3'J'J S. BROAD Street, or on the premises. CHESTNUT GROVE HOUSE, At Media, Helnware county, is now open reception of boarders for the coming season.

for the UT. JAMES', ATLANTIC new commodious CottaL'e, PACIITC Avenue, near Pennsylvania, will oieli June 1. Reduced board in June and M. C. RROOIK.

plArE DE- Kj sirahle situation on the Island; Columbia avenue, near the Stockton House. Address Inquirer Office," or "No. IMS ARCH Street." 1 ONG BRANCH, N. J. THE UNITED Slates Hotel will tie open for the reception ol (iuesis.lune and will positively remain open until October 1.

For terms, address M. LAIRD. Proprietor. fOOD COUNTRY BOARD FROM Vf to fs per week, in a healthy and pleasant place: rooms and airy, erounds ample, with grove; near railroad, and one hour from Philadelphia. Apply to C.

I. CARPENTKR, Atco, Camden N. J. BOARDING AT THE ANA- LOM INK Delaware Water (lap, Pa. rroprietor.

For terms and particulars address "Kxperimeut" Mills, Monroe county, Pa. CEA BATHING AND SUMMER RE- sort. Willbeopfii for (loests on July 1. Persons wishin" to enttase looms lor the summer will please address JOHN ARNOLD, Proprietor Arnold House, Point Pleasant, N. J.

TiELAWARE HOUSE, BRISTOL, 1 is now open Boarders. This boose is situated on the bank of the Delaware, mil above nooosite Builini-'toii, N. .1. The steamers ar- ner." "Twilight" and "forrest" make trips daily from Philadelphia. Communication to city by rail hourly.

Boarders will have all the convenience that can be ha I in a first-class hotel. The house will he refurnished with new furniture; the bar will be stocked with choicest brands of liipiors and setrars. Bathing, lulling and boating. Prices moderate. Those wishing rooms can seb-et.

W. II. DAVIS, Proprietor. WANTS. ANTED FIFTY COLORED GIRLS, ooks, Cliainbermaiils, half-grown dirK Men and Hnv, ulnrtMl Help Agency, No.

loos PINK St. BOOK-KEEPER OF vv many years' cxierienco desires a position; eau give the liest" cily references. Address "V.T.S., Inquirer Office." ANTED. AN ACTIVE, EFFICIENT of good taste and judgment, late reporter I lined Males Senate and House of Representativesdesires a permanent position in a good house in this cily. Christian employers preferred.

Rest of references and letteis Address, F. care inquirer Otlice, Philadelphia, IV CANVASSING BOOKSSENT FREE FOR Prof. fOWl.lv ureat work on Manhood. Wniiiaii-boodandtheir Mutual loter-Relalions; Love, Its Law, Power, Ac. Agents are selling from 20 to copies of this work a day, and we send a c.invassing hook free anv book agi n't.

Address, vialini! experience, Ac, NAlloNAL PUBLISH ISO Philadelphia, Pa. FOR SAL BUlLDlNti cast of .1 Lot. north side Sprite; I A leentb street. with back ouilet. R.

f. Ol.fNN A SON, No. S. KKiHTIl St FOR SALE No. 20 CHESTNUT fe-iii Street, handsome niileru residence, well hull and in good order, large yard, with plenty or room lor a stable, lot runs through to Johnson street; will be sold a bargain, on easy terms.

FOR SALE OU BENT. rOl R- ietnrv building, suitable fur inaniifactie- iu-r betw'een Vine and allow Dill, below fourh sire'et. No. Dilwynn street. D.

M. HIvS? No. WALNUT reel. 1 Oil SALE AT A GREAT SACIIU fill foe Internalional Hotel, S.i-ond street, south ot Mirm-e containing r-xm. ilh every convenience lor a fir-t-clas, hotel.

R. F. Ol I A- SoN, N.i ZtC S. 1 1.1 11 Street. FOi; SALE THE MODERN FOUR- sl.n P.rick llesid.

rooms. No. V.W MOUNT KRNi iN sin newlv pol in supeiior repair. 1ml, by Neiirhborhouil on preutives. good.

icrms moderate. FOR SALE THE VERY DESIRA- btJ. Duelling tirown-stone linio No. W. OARDKN with tiir'-sturv ba.

htiiHtilig. large sal'ion silliiiij with bav indow and ail tin- modern conveniences, fmishid lor the owner's y. Will In: sle on applieolivn. SILVER WARE. J.E.CALDYELL&CO No.

902 Chestnut Street. Open to-day, a Magnificent Stock of NEW SOLID SILVER TEA SETS In ovel niil Itcanlifiil Drftignn, now olleretl for he first time. MILLINERY. ENGLISH CHIP HATS AND BONNETS, Together with all Novelties in MILLINERY GOODS, GEORGE W. MILES', No.

928 Chestnut Street. Trimmed Bonnets and Hats a Specialty. ISC ELL A A EO US (voemar UNION STONE CO. JARB0E 1 ROGERS, Agents. I'nion finery Wheels, Stone Cen tre l.mery Wheels, anil water Knierv WhookrorTooi Sharpening.

KMLKV suit various mechanical uses, such asWrinding 1'ulleys, Clcatiimr (rears ami Stove Plates, SIih rt'iii iilt Mining Tools, Metal Shears, Reveling ISoilcr Plale, finishing Rrass Work, Truing Die and Lathe Centres. Also adapted fur Orindini: Level Surfaces lxxomotivo and Strain fiicines. Malleable Imn CaMings. Sad Irons, Agricultural Tools, articles of general hardware. Kioery Machinery, Saw Cummers, Diamond Tools, Nanos' finery Cloth, Turkish Lmery in kegs.

WOODS PATENT HMFE (ilSlNDI.It, For Sharpening Paer Cutting, Planing, ToUaceo, Leatlier splitting, Rubber, Logwood, and other long knives. No. ir. KXCH ANOf Street. 11OST0N, No.

Lllil.KTV Street, New Yoik, Ko. 502 fOUMIlKdl Send for a Circular. Street, Pbilala. iiOLDSItOKOK.II'S Improved "Commercial" Stamp, RAILROAD AND HANK STAMPS. Ribbons, Lies and Dating Tvpc of all kinds.

slal COMMERCIAL STAMP, COMR1NKD DATP.R'ANO CANOELIvK. Patented. Decern Ikt20, 17), June 27, 1S71, and March 5, 172. .1. UOLDSUOKOrftlf, "INVENTOR AND PATENTEE, Xo.

ttOl IIKSTXl'T STREET, N. W. corner NINTH Street, Philadelphia. Orders ly mail promptly executed. My agents have written authority from me.

BOX! BOX! BOX! The great Teeth Preserver. Cleans and removes all dirl without the least injury. It is purely vegetable, void of all acids or minerals, and ill not only cleanse the teeth thoroughly, hut will impart to them an ivory polish, preserve the'gums, and purify the breath. For the three purposes it has not an eipial. Sild l.y all druggists.

WOOD CARPETS, THE BII' SlTiSTI tute for Oil Cloths, Mallimis and Cana Also ROCtillTON'S PATENT A D.TI'STA RLE tinncrnv nTC and window bai ilMniJL.nI Lift I to prevent accidents to childien. Will lit any door, window or stairway. Price from to J. W. ItortiHTON, No.

12u CI I EsT NIT Street. I ''O CAPITALISTS AND MACHINISTS ing, an opportunity is now oirered to purchase tools, a well organized business with full patent, licenses, Ac, and machinery capable of making ten thousand machines a year of the best shuttle make ever made. Establishment can be removed to any place that purchasers may desire. Address W'. HENRY RK U-ARDS Box 16 10 Philadelphia Post Office." i UIDE TO GENTLEMAN who has traveled in b.r two years, and acquainted with the eu-tuins ami sights ami speakiu-j the Herman and French languages llm-nily, ill act a interpreter ami guide for a person or party, taking charge ol hagnae, Ac.

lty em ploy inn a guide, a party will save themselves front imposition anil free themselves from care, thus leaving their time free for eu-jovment or business, and the amount paid to me as salary will be more than saved in thoexieusenf traveling. 'Address H. W. office of the luouirer." OT H-l ROOF CHESTS. CED A R- lined, moth-proof bests, Jor the preservation of furs, blankets, robes, winter clothing, Ac.

our different sizes. Prices within the reach of every family. for sale, wholesale and retail, at No. 021 CHI ST-Nl'T Street. A liberal discount to the trade.

lOR SALE I'M, OHO 1 T-C A feet long, in large or 1 Cedar Beau Pol 1(1 to mil h.l.s. Can he delivered imiii sliatelv. Address "A.C. RollfRTS, Post Office MR' ANCY INDELIBLE MARKING ON linen done bv RS. C.

HnWfl.L. Oiders b'ti at ROMRARi.l.RS.No Street. DERS RECEIVED 1 'furniture, Ac, at No. SIS FOR STORAGE N. KB.HTH Street, third tioor.

HOARDING. TJK1YATE BOARDING, TBANS1ENT .1. or iennauent, No. InJI CHLSTNl'T Street. PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS, oard.

No. TH-l PI NIC St ret. Reference. with 1 PIN A- cai 1NE SECOND-STORY ROOM, 'A- ant. N.

W. corner NIMH and SI'iU St els. 1 A I Ml VACATED, I three desirable rooms, at No inn'. i I- Siicet. V200 nent lieanlers.

WALNUT STREET. for the for transient at m.Klerate rates. -OPKN iv j.erina- io.i;DiN(; two PLEASANT COM- to on, atinvr rooms on seeund n-or, wnn ooaro.ng nil 'can and wife. Applv 10 So. 20v.Y, VINE St t.

1024 suite 01 Mllgb ARCH STREET, HANDSOME eiino; on second-siorv r-witus, foi i transient boar PRINCETON VERSUS YALE. S)4mI Cbtjy (if A Impiirer, ruiNCFTON, May 10. Saturday was an eventful day for the stutU'iits ot Princeton Colietie. There has long leen a rivalry in tune ball between Vale ud Princeton, and in the rast Princeton has been singularly successful. In spite of uumeions challenges from Princeton lltere had been no trial of strengthfoi' several years.

Ibis year Yale has a better nine than before, and yesterday redeemed their reputation. Saturday morning was still cloudy and the ground wet and Jlippery from the recent rains. Princeton having won the toss sent Yale to the Oat. The first ball was struck foul by Maxwell and moot iwaniifiiilv cot on the bound by Davis. The best catch of the day was made by Mann, ot the Princeton, he being Hie only freshman on cither nine.

The strong point ot the Princeton was their fielding, which, with one or two exceptions, was worthy of any professional nine; but, as they had never been used to battinc underhand throwing, they failed in striking. The Princeton nine remonstrated against the pitching as being overhand, but they were overruled by the umpire, Mr. Pierce Barnes, formerly a substitute in the Yale nine, as also in the lied Stocking nine. The following is the score: 1.4 2(? if ilh Uh t'(A "lh Qlh TuliJ. Vale 0 1 0 1 0 0 4 3 0 9 Princeton ..1 000 0 01 0 0 2 The Princeton nine, having protected several times and their pitcher having been warned when lie threw under-hand halls, only consented to finish the game after entering a proW.it that the game thouid not count.

ConU-nt for Price In In the afternoon the annual contest for prizes in gymnastics took place. Princeton lias the finest Ollege gymnasium in the t'nited States, and the I udeuts take a corresponding interest in athletic yxercises. There are three prizes, given by a lady i lend of the college, one for general excellence, one for fancv gymnastics and one for heavy gymnastics. The building was packed with visitors, among them liobert Bonner, of the New York lnhnr. who.

with Mr. Mar(iiand, of New Yoik, gave the money for the erection of the gymnasium. I iThe exercises began with the swinging of Indian Clubs. ,1. II.

Dulles heing the only one to use the h-avy clubs. Then followed the performance on the parallel bars: then that on the rings, which was Hie principal test Tlie features ot the occasion were a balance on the swinging rings, made by II. H. Hewitt, and a cross made on the s.tme bv J. 11.

Dalles, the latter being one of the finest thing of the kind ever attempted in Princeton. On the liomonul bar, Mr. Hewitt's giant swing was worthy of the applause which it called forth, ite also e'xcelled in tumbling. Messrs. Hewitt ami Indies gave the finest performance on the double Uapee witnessed in Princeton for a long lime.

The judges were Mr. Theodore (itierra, of the Berlin Gvninasium, Mr. William Wood and Mr. W. (J.

Marshall, both of the V. M. C. A. (iymna-lium, N.

Y. The first prize lor general excellence nas given to Mr. .1. H. Dulles, ol Philadelphia.

The prize for fancy gymnastics to Mr. H. II. Hewitt, of Pennsylvania, and that for heavy gymnastics to Mr. lioliei W.

Hall, of New York cily. The prizes were presented with a few tilling remarks by Mrs. J. 11. After a neat speech from Dr.

MeCosh, thanking Mr. Homier for the interest he had manifested in the college, the exercises e'osed with three cheers for everyiMidy. including the iale hoys who had waited to see the contest. STERLING SILVER WEDDING A Splendid Variety of Beautiful Articles, at Prices Ranging from $5 upward. j.

mm cm, K'. No. 902 Chestnut Street. MEDICAL. DR.

KADWAY'S Sarsaparillian Resolvent THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. Tim TUB fl ltK OP ALL Chronic Disease, Scrofula, llcers, Chronic Rlicumitt ism, Erj ftipclRN, Kidney, IlliKlder aiul I.iver Complaint, Dyspepsia, AfTect ions of Hie I.migs and Tliront. Purine the lilood, restoring Health and Vigor. Clear fskin and Heautil'ul Complexion secured to all. Sold by drtiegibtji I'rice, II per liotlle.

IMDH AVS READY RLILF WILL A IT OK INSTANT EASE. INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS. INFLAMMATION.OI'llLADDEIt INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS. OF THE LUNGS, fcORK THKOAT, lill-FK I LT HIlEATHINtj. I'ALI'ITATION OF THE UICART.

LOI IUPTHKUI A. ATAKLIl, 1NFL1 KNZ A HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE. NEl UAl.i.lA, UllEC.MAl COLD CHILLS, AC'. I CHILI. The application of the Heady Relief to (depart 01 lo re lie pain or dithcully exists will atlord ci-c und i iiitort.

Iehty drops in a half tumbler of water will, in a few cure Cramps, Spawns, Sour Stomach. Hoaitiiuiii. siek Ileadai lie, Diairhea, Dysentery, Colic, Wind in the Hovels, ami all pains. Travelers should alaj scarry a hottle oi Railway's ftelii with them. A t.

il rop in water will prevent hii kness or pains from ihatcicnf It is Freiedi hrandy or hittenaf a stiniu-laut. I'rice 50 cetits. Soi 1 1 d'ruuists. DR. RADWAY'S PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS! Pi iln tly ta-tcl ilH lisopi.

ls el Hlsdder. Nervous elc-'untly coatnl, lor theeiin liiinat h. I.ivei, Kid lie of lie n. Dyspepsia. Jiiii-iUMiev.

ever, Intlatuluat.on ol the I lane, 1 lies ami all ic.ii Vi-iua. Warranted I -nls ot toe in-, fleel a I'n-ilive i r. i'ii 'jo cejils a box. SOLD i.Y DUCOi Dk way A No. jireu New York.

roile in 1 JOHNSTON, HOLLO- VAV CoWDK.s, No. mi AWTI Strut, and by iH-iilir 11) 'ul JAY COOKE PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON. jay cooke, Mcculloch LONDON. WE BUY AND SELL Government Securities. Cold and Silver, eieente orders for tb pnrehasfl nnd aiUeof BOX OS nI STOt KS on itnipla of tl.i nml ISonrdft of till nn w.i.

vu, other cities, MAKE COLLECTIONS ont all points, nil allow Interest on Currency and Gold Deposits. In connection with our London House, we transact General Foreign Exchange Business," Including purcnu.se and sale of Sterling lis, and thi issue oi Commercial and Travelers' Credits Available throughout the world. Pirect telegraphic coinniunrt'a'mn wiih our Neif York and Washington offices. Passport furnished parties takf.t? IUtrB of Creilitf through us, without extra charge. JAY COOKE No.

Ill H. TIIIUr 8TUE PHILADELPHIA. HENRY CLEWS No. 32 WALL STREET, NJRW VOBK, Offer for sale a limited number of the First Mortgage Seven Per Cent. Converti ble Sinking Fund Gold Bonds OF THE BUnLIlNTO-T 3ST CEDAR RAPIDS AD MIAAESOTA RAILWAY COMPANY, At DOiuid ncorncd interest In currency, At which price they yield nvr 0 per and ard strongly lecoiiuneuucu un a Sure aud Profitable Investment.

The lionets of this Company, secured on the Minne sota luviMon, market! nyusin ine past, now command, at the New York Slock fxchatige, about 1 wo percent. above the subscription price, and arc in strong demand, indicating a further advance. The earnings of the Minnesota Division in 1871 were I in?) In estimated lilKi.WHJ-Ud The Bonds now oflered are secured by a morlgagu upon the Milwaukee Division, from Cedar Rapids to l'ostville, on the Milwaukee and St. Paul Kuilroad, a distance of 110 miles. As an independent enterprise, this line would na equally remunerative with the Minnesota Illusion; bufrin addition to lueir oeing a mc mn-waukee Line, these Rends are a lien also upon thei Minnesota Division, and are thus even auellcrsccurity than the Bonds sold in the past.

A small portion only of the entire mortgage remains unsold, and as soon as iney are cuiscu iiuc uicsr iwmia must advance in like manner wi those oi the Minnesota Division. 1'nrtien Bxclmnmng tbivernmont Homis nt present cxccutionally high prices will realize an increase of ..1 1 r.i .,.,,1 1.,,.....,.. meir Jirnnaiai 01 iiutoi uiic-uuiu, ituu ui iulwihu about one-half. All marketable securities taken in exchange at current prices, without commission, for sale by .1. K.

LlvWARS A (.11., Rankers. TOWNSlvND WllKl.liN Bankers. BARKIvR liRdS. A Bankers. HOW UN A fOX, Rankcis.

CLKNDINNINO, DAVIS A Bankers. W. W. KL'RTZ A Rankers. J'JULAVHLl'JUA, rA.

WILMINGTON ANO READING RAILROAD SEVEN PER CEXT. BOJiBS, FKKK OF TAXES. We aie ofT rin Com pa 11 at the Mortgage r.ouds id'lhi 85 and Aeerneil Interest. Interest payable January and Ju! The Bonds art in lmiu's, otHi's and idO's, and can lie registered fret of expense. The coal, miscellaneous freight and passenger business are constantly increasing.

The increase for year ending November 1, 1872, overyear ending November 1, 87 1 37 The increase for year ending November 1, 1871, over year endiug November 1, 70,778 22 Increase in two years Increase for first four (4i months, 1873, over first four. (4) months, 1872 Bonds, pamphlets, maps and full information tan bt obtained at DE HAVEN to h. tjiiui THE PHILADELPHIA WAREHOUSE CO. CHARTERED 1S71. SlTwsCP.ir.ED CAPITAL Banking House, No.

37 S. Third St. Cash advances, or the pasr of the Company issued, at low rates of commission, upon Grain, flour, Cotton, Wool, Cotton or Woolen Manufactures, lion, Petroleum. Ac. Also, upon foreign and Domestic Hills of Lading.

Ill RIvCTORS. T. Charlton lleiirv, A. J. Drexcl, Charles L.

Rorie, C. II. Clarke, C. II. H.

C. (iibson, J. IiOwhor Welsh, .1. II. Miehener, C.

J. Holfinaii, iiinnnngv. T. CHARLTON IffNRY, President. .1.

WIvLSH, Vice Presiiiciit. HaPRY F. WhT, Treasurer and Swretary. A. II.

posTKit, Mi rintendent. GLKXDINMXO, DAVIS 10., o. 4S S. THIRD Street, IMiila. lLEDIXM.C, DAVIS A AMORY.

No. 17 WALL Str et, New Vork, BANKEBS Sc BROKERS, Receive Deposits subject to Check, allow interest on. standing and teniiiorary balances, and execute orders!) I promptly for the purchase and sale of Su ks, Rends and i.iltl in either city, Direct Telegraph Communication from Ph l.cielphiil i House to New oik. 815,000, si too, mil other sums to I on' mortffages. 1R1.DK.

SN VDKR. II) III ami Slreets Sk0 ()0()-WANTED-AX AC- i or si partner iu an tab! shed marine engine works.doinc' a larci amlactivu trail Address "Marine, Inquirer FINE ARTS. TAYLOR BROWN, AP.TISTS AM' I'lI'iTOCRArill R's Old Ktai.li-hinent No. 914 11 1 I Nl '1 Stru All rlat-sos of tine I'm I noture, pal olid and aiu. No limit to elliirts to phase.

JOHN COCHRAN, ItEAI ESTATE AGENT ClItSTER, FA. Established 1858 Farms, Tlousee nd Lot for sale ami eicharige. Send fur catalogue. Anotion sales of Real Estate firtt Tuesday of each month, iu the City Hall at Chester, at 2 P. M.

precisely. FOR SALB- A VALUABLE BESIJiESS PROPERTY, ON CIIESTNCT STREET. Central location, and a desirable investment. Apply to T. PRATT, No.

727 Wnlnot Street. for sale-no. IJl S. THIRTY-FOERTII STREET, Modern Three-Story Residence with Mansard Roof), Three-stwry Rack liuitdiiitfs. wt To a three-feet alley.

The bouse is in first-rate repair. The nbovc Property is nlo "For Rent." FRED. SYLVESTER, Mo. 208 S. SIXTH Street.

FOR A. LE- t.vrmnntown Ilamlsoine Property on hurrh I.Hiie, Within seven minutes' walk of three stations. Two-and-tt-hall-story Dwelling, 2' feet front; all rmxlern improveim'iiU Lot UK) by 235. Variety of fruit and ADAM EVERLY, So. 735 WAI.M'T Street.

fi3 FOR SALE. -GREEN STREET, Hi above Seventeenth, handsome four-story dwelling, with Ihree-story back buildings, with every convenience and iu perfect order. Al'AM EVERLY. No. WALNCT Street.

I JU1ILI0 SALE OP VALUABLE REAL MAIN Street, Oermantown, will be sold liy auction on Monday afternoon, at o'clock, May 12, 1STS. This is a valuable property and one of the Iiest stands in the citv tor any business, and will lie sold without reserve. Terms easy. LISTLR Auctioneers. TF YOU A.

ehant'e, or WISH TO BUY, SELL, EX- rent, apply to it. ItlRD, I Klin am MAS ILK. ins register, (whit is conl inuouslv contains city and country property of nearly every variety. Dwelling, stores, country seats, farms, huildinK lots, some very desirable. Cut this out for reference.

C3! BRICK STABLE, No. 1521 FILBERT JkLii Street. Kor sale, a two-story brick stable and Carriage House, in good order, on the north side of Filbert street, between fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. Immediate possession. Apply to A.

B. CARVKR A W. corner NINTH and IT l.RKR St rects. fTTi FOR SALE A TEN ACRE LOT. iiiiL Very valuable and highly elitrible location for a country residence, Ixiwer Merion, Moutgoiucry county, one mile from Khu Station, Pennsylvania railroad, seven miles from Market street bridge.

Possesses everv possible advantage. Terms easy. S. SPACKMAN, No. 500 LOCUST Street.

WITH kdx larae vanl. No. S. Itroad street, will be sold for a small amount of cash, or can be paid in installments. This house will prove a good investment to a person who ants a handsome residence without much outlay.

Might exchange for smaller properties. Apply to JOHN WANAM AKI'R, S. K. corner SIXTH and MARKLT Slreets. ED I A RAILROAD "CUMMINS' AD Clnsire out sales Persons desiri on to purchase sonic of these handsome lobs are invited to call and examine.

Size. fiilxlSO and ribx'JKI; it loo large will tie divided Terms to suit purchasers installments, ground rents or otherwise. Tim cheapest lots on the road. Apply to R. CUMMINS, No.

71 SANSOM Street, or to J. W. DI-: BAROKR, on tho property every day alter 4 :10 P. M. mCJERMANTOWN PROPERTY FOR sale.

Double stone bouse, feet siiiare, will) hack buildings, No. P2G Price street, about three minutes' from new depot; street is macadamized; lot lit) feet front on Price st reel feet deep toCcntre.with lol) feet front on Centre; well shaded, with stable and carriage house. A pleasant residence uytli iu whiter, and summer, and convenient to stores, markets, S' hools, cburdu-s, Ac. 13 rooms. Price, or, without the rear portiou.

Apply toll. l'LTLRON, No. M'J WALNUT Street (second story). ORPHANS' COURT PEREMPTORY jtlil of I. DO All W.

ORAM, deceased Large and valuable foundry, Machine Shop and other buildings, law Lot, Steam Kngine and Boilers, known as the "Philadelphia Iron Works," S. W. corner Iiehigh avenue, Third street and American street, on the North Pennsylvania railroad, Nineteenth ard, feet sipiare, three fronts. Will he sold at public sale without reserve, on Tuesday, May bt, 1S73, at 1'2 o'clock noon, at the PHILADELPHIA KXCHANOf. MACHINFUY.

The entire slock of Machinery will be sold ou the premises, by catalogue, at an early day alter the sale of the real estate. 1 THOMAS ft SONS, Auctioneers. Nos. KWand 141 S. FOURTH Street.

DELAWARE kilt on West Chester road, or Market street, between sixth and seventh mile stones, elegant model farm or Country Seat of II. L. Moulton, embracing 4:1 acres of land muler the highest state of cultivation; superior modern-built Mansion, with modern conveniences, hot and cold water, beautifully located among choice shade and fruit trees of a larste growth; vegetable garden, embracing variety and quantity of small fruits and strawberries, asparagus, Ac, Ac, excellent and complete barn and other buildings. Cottage for coachman or farmer. Spring water of the finest quality introduced t.o all the buildings.

This property is rated among the choices and best of Delaware county homes, its accessibility to city, with its prospective railroad facilities, places it among the most desirable. Everything in most compute order. R. CUMMINS, No. 723 SANSOM Street.

VIIKJINIA LANDS FOR SALE. Si I have for sale, near the cily of Richmond, the following described property: 'I'ract No. acres, miles from the pity, one mile from terminus of Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, admirably adapted to gardening. The- contemplated extension of the cily limits will reach this property. Price 75 per acre.

acres, superb luiildintrs, new. All in cultivation. Same distance from the cily, and same from depot ol Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. Price per acre. The buildings valued at vihio.

acres, susecpliblo of divisions hall in cultivation, balance in pine and oak woods. Spriti'-'s abound and nuining streams. Mean distance from 1 he city live miles. Price per acre, if sold in a lv, The hiiililinc's new and comfortable. 4.

acres, nine miles I'roiu the city and two miles from James river. None in cultivation. About half Hie tract ready for the plow, iih little expense. No huildinirs. The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, if extended to deeper water, will through or near Ibis property, as pel survey made.

Price Slo per ai re. 'I he four tract above described are located on a good gravel. si mad. The land beautifully undulating, no waste ground. Soil, sandy loam clay, subsoil free from stone and generally fertile.

Adapted to all kinds of train and veteiahles ort ikuco. one other on the River Road, nine miles from the citv, three-quarters of a mile front James river. This tract consists of 420 acres, one half low lands perfectly free from marsh. The h'gh lands, chocolate colored loam. Ruildings good and new.

liunning si renins and vprings abound, loo acres young growth of onk. hickory. This properly is admirably adanl'il lo a dairy business. and rejanh as one of Ihe beautiful places Vn James river. ash price, per acre, 01 equivalent ou time.

Arrangement-may he made un time for part payment on any of these lands. tin per acre wa.s paid by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company for a tarm of 12o acres, here a town has len laid off so near the pr.crty oflered. The advan'aues of liinate. I lie nearness to a good m. trki't.

to tuie-water. and naviai ion toanvpart id the world, ihe LTowine condition of our cfty, wiih tlatti pruv-ts of its future gn at ness. it is doubtful thar grj'cr iijdiiceinctiLs can be found anvw here. Address. JACOU S.

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